The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY APRIL a. lSee-TRIPLE SHEEP.

New Orleans Zee grave charges Of attempt procure
the assassination Of Commodore Bailey United States
Navy, which were brought against Munroe have BEEN
by evidence Of Rear Admiral Farragut and Commodore
Bailey II is said refuted the entire satisfaction Of the
President
CRIMINALS PARD0EED.
mo following named criminals pardoned by the
President to-day
Andrew Masters, indicted for forgery in Missouri;
Jacob Upper convicted the Northern district of New
York OF violation Of the Internal Revenue laws and
sentenced to ten days imprisonment, TO pay fine OF
viced in the Eastern district Of Michigan Of smuggling
and sentenced to pay fine Of $3.50 and costs Melville
Mo convicted in the Eastern district Of Menie1n OF
carrier and sentenced to six months imprisonment;
Richard Clayton and Barxlla Clover convicted of pass
CONVERTED RADICAL.
f. W. Kellogg, ex Congressman from Michigan Chsnd-
ers right hand man, collector Of internal revenue
for the Mobile district of Alabama heretofore counted
radical OF the radicals arrived here few days since
from hts temporary Southern home with considerably
modified Ideas He insists that Congress must
modify the test oath, or that none OF the
Southern appointees can be confirmed Secretary Nc
Cuoch sent him to the House today express his con-
victhons to certain members who opposing the
reception from his former friends, who CHARGED him
with having turned copperhead. He replied by telling
them they all apack Of insane FOOLS and should be
sent to madhouse 'srhings is working"
SOLDIERS GRAVES TO BE PRESERVED FROM OBLITE.
RATION.
The War Department has just issued order relating
to graves Of United States soldiers, as follows
ALI persons engaged in the cultivation Of land, who
may the graves of United States soldiers located
upon their lands, are hereby forbidden to muate or
oblerate the traces OF such graves by poughing or
around them All officers on duty as provost narshas
post commanders otherwise connected with the mill
tary service, instructed to send information Of the
locality and condition Of such graves and Of breach
Of this order to the Quartermaster General
THE RECOMMENDED LIST OF TEE ST. LOUIS MILITARY
BOARD.
The list Of officers recommended for brevet promotions
by the Military Board lately in session St. Louis
braces all regular army officers above the rank Of captain
The Board took the list Of from the Army Register
for 1885 that the of regular officers above this
rank were in reality before them for consideration.
PROJECTED JOHNSON DEMONSTRATORS.
Preparations are on foot for mammoth Johnson
meeting under the auspices Of the National Union Club
PERSONAL.
Governor Farchild, OF Wisconsin, and General Asboth
are among the arrivals this evening
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
following appointments
Collectors Of Internal Rer1sse-Jenerson A. Weston Of
Nebraska CITY, for the district Of Nebraska; Gage
for the district OF Nevada James C. Orr Of Wheeling,
for the First district OF West Virginia. Nathaniel B.
Langferd, OF Virginia City for the district Of Montana
assessors of Inteno, Revenue-Rev Albert G. Leonard
Of Parkersburg for the First district OF West virginia
John Conue Of Toledo Iowa. for the Fourth district Of
Iowa.
C.nv's-victor Bennbuchec at Jerusalem; J. Ulrich
at Monterey. and Edward Robinson, of New York, at
Strasburg France
agent Of Me Wacai,a Indians-Henry shanklin, Of
Kansas.
Deputy Posmast.rr-Caleb Lamb, at Newton. Iowa;
Edwin B. Smith at westaed, Mass Edwin Rogers at
port. ind Henry Chickerinr at Pit,sa,id Mass; < H.
Haowe Mt Kansas CITY, No. G. A. Benedict at Cleve-
land Ohio, Alexander sharp at Richmond Va.
Register # Me Land Office for The Council Ba6s Dis
trict-Frank Street, Of Iowa.
Umitd States Marshal for the District Of Minnesod-
Surgeons IN the Nart-Passed Assistant Surgeons
Frederick L. Potter and Edward s. Bogart
Commander IN the Ndcy-Lieut Commander Leonard
Pauldng.
The Senate also confirmed large number OF military
appointments, among them Brgadier General John NJ.
Thayer Of the United States Volunteers gallant and
mcrtorous services during the be major general
by brevet, and Brigadier General Wager Swain to be
:s 8 :..s faithful
meritorious services:-Joscph Il. West, Thomas J.
Mexican, Byron R. Pierce, Fitz Heuvv Warren, Cyrus
namln, James D. Fessenden. Thomas Klby Smith, John
II. Ketchum & A. Duncan Henry r. Banning, John H.
Martndale John McNiel, BENZ Dorsublazcr. Smith d.
Atkins. Mason y. Brayman W. r. Woods, Walter Ger
shom John Newton and j. W. sprasue Also the fol.
lowing colonies to be brigadcr generals by brcvet-T
II. Bennett Frank J. White, Darius Warner. Lewis
g. Brown Geo w Monroe W. W. MARBLE, ". r. Shat
ter John Pattee, Thos N. Brown, W. j. Landeau Thos.
Sherman, Jr, and JOS }. Smith.
The Senate also confirmed Brevet Colonel Ely 8.
Parker OF the United States Volunteers lieutenant colo
mel and military secretary TO the General commanding
the armies OF the United States be second lieutenant
in the Second regiment of cavalry Brevet Colonel Adam
Badeau Of the United States Volunteers, and military
secretary to the General commanding the armies Of the
United States be second lieutenant in the Fourth
regiment Of infantry; Major George X Leet assistant
adjutant general OF volunteers to be assistant quarter
master with the rank OF captain in the regular army
large number Of other appointments confirmed in
Guiding colones lieutenant colonies. majors, captains
and FIRST eutenants by brevet, for merorous services
CONSULAR RECOGNITION.
The President has recognized Martin Lewis Vice
Consul OF Denmark for the State OF Maryland.