The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-29
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srd and hcCuloch had interviews with the President
Quite number Of visitors were in attendance No
general audience was given.
indictment OF the President Of the Washing.
tom National Bank
This morning the Grand Jury found four true bins or
indictment against Leonard Huyck President Of the late
Merchants National Bank Of Washington, charging him
with embezzling and misappyng tho funds Of the bank
with abstracting large amount of notes and withdraw
ing bills without authority, with intent to defraud The
Sst indictment contains three counts charging, hst
shat about the 18th day Of January last he with
out authority, accepted draft drawn by r. W. Latham
for $3l 000 with intent to defraud said Latham; the
second that he made the above acceptance without
thorty with intent TO defraud person persons
unknown; the third, with msappyng the above named
amount The second charges that on the I'd day Of
oetobe 1885, he distracted and misappsd hundred
United States bonds Of $1,000 each The third charges
him with, about October II, abstractng and mis-
applying number Of notes valued at $500 and
sans count charging that ne transferred that amount
70 l. p Bayne, John Honeywell and ". T. Hough. The
fourth charges that the 18th Of April last he drew an
order the Ocean National Bank for 325 with
Gent injurs and dsaud the National Exchange Bank
81 New York
Indictment Of Sanford ConOver.
The Grand Jury OF the Criminal Court also found
erue bill Of Indictment against Sanford Conover alias
Charles A. Dunua for perjury. This indictment
thirty pages Of closely written legal cap, and commences
~ recting that the 9th Of April last the House
Of Representatives instructed the Judiciary Com
mfttee 10 Inquire whether there. was probable
cause 70 believe that the murder Of President
abraham Lincoln and the attempted assasslna.
0on- Of the Secretary Of State were melted or
procured by Jefferson Davis That In the course Of their
enquiry became material matter and question with
shen, whether certain deposition In regard 10 the
completely Of Jefferson Davis In tho plot made II the In
auos and procusamt Of Sanford Conovss alias CHARLES
y Dunnam before Judge Advocate Holt, by Joseph
= Hoase, under the assumed name Of William Camp bell
and also certain other dispositions, among others ono
made q The instance Of Conover before the Same party
~ ono W. h. Roberts, alias Jos Snevel should be re-
oslveA evidence Il further recited that the atlantis
HcsTs and Roberts came before the committee on the
ph Of Nay last and testified that tho adavs were made
u the instance Of Conovsr that they committed the con-
tsnts 70 memory SCI that the day Conover ap-
bsared before the committee and testified that the ada-
sits were true, &c.
4 Court Of Inquiry TO Investigate CHARGES
Against Judge Advocate Holt Refused.
Judge Advocate General Holt some time ago demanded,
snder tho articles Of war; Of inquiry for the in.
sesation Of the various charges which have made
against him. alike in connection with the Conover tsst
nony and with his conduct in the prosecution Of Mrs.
uan and other alleged assassins Of President Lincoln
Tbe President has declined TO order the court on the
ground that he docs not deem necessary the Judge
hdvocats Generals vindication.
The Retrenchment COMMITTEES.
= Inc Retroochment Committee yesterday adjourned
oyer until Friday The amount Of business before
pills counitsse is daily increasing The cotton frauds
a occupy their attention for much longer time than
Tas ~ nrn anticipated Every day Developments
Pc being made, duplicating persona little dreamed Of 10
Sopnectiou with these frauds
Investigation Ordered Into Alleged Frauds In
thc Freedmen'a Bureau.
Bssvss Brigadier General sewall, Inspector Of the
Frsedmsns Bureau has been instructed proceed TO
Beoea and other States the South 70 investigate the
Sacs IN regard to alleged dishonesty on the part Of ON
ees issuing transportation orders 70 railroads 70 trans
eofs freedmen from point 20 point Tho charges are
Wrought 70 DO without foundation and believed that
sAsy were prompted by the disncfnston OF railroad
emciss 70 furnish transportation government rates
which are much less than ordinary rates
Arms In the Capitol.
me report that twenty thousand stand Of arms had
paced IN the Capitol Is untrue The whole number WA
foous one hundred and nfty muskets, stored under
tnsee captain Of one Of the local volunteer compa-
~ during thewM. Even these arms have been sent
u the arsenal There are only about half dozen re-
tolvsm In the Capitol
The Army Appointments.
IT'S unoesstood that some Of the important sppont-
ksnts psds BY the Prssldsn, In the regular army VIII
beet with opposition In the Senate
4 The War Claims OF Yves, y,r.,r,..
\ The Presdsnt to-day appointed Messrs ID Ward \
wilkinson and O. b. Brodwe Commissioners upder ,hs
Dot Of Congress 10 investigate the claim Of Yves, Virgin.
ycr moneys expended In equippins and maintaining
troops 10 suppress tho rebellion
A& Historic season In tho National Capital.
II Mr.. Grau, the famous Ristor manager made bis arst
tppsarancs OF the season at the White House to-day
Pc was received by the President who expressed hs
purpose Of being present Rssors debut this city
Ph Monday night next In MedcA Private boxes have
ho been secured for the by General Grant,
kal Cabinet ministers and members Of the diplomatic
fops and the ordinary seats being rapidly taken up
The engagement promises 70 eclipse sensational Ebert
HE PRESIDENTS message. the meeting Of Congress and
ai other political topica
THE Pope 10 Remain In Rome.
me government has received information from Italy
gay, stating ths, the Pope has resolved not 10 leave
nome but will v the protection OF the king Victor
Emanuel
The Palermo ConsulshIp.
Sum- "'ue inierst Ia felt In regard 70 the Consushp At
s'"o' ana several applicants have applied for IT,
-. impression tia, the present incumben, would
scse 'ne position II now decided that no cnsnre
Psiii 10 made at this port
Military Drcss Hall.
fbe omcen Of the First bst,al,on Of an. r..,oh
VnHso S'sses nisnuy gave . military dress ball last
evening - the Camp Augur Barracks IN this o,v ouus
number Of distinguished officers Of m. an, -.
present, among whom we're General L. rbomss Aa,u.
ent General Of the army, Generals Hunter c.,d rn,
lam snd Emory, and Colonel swellasr
Personal.
J Major a. Raymond, son Of Mr. Raymond o. c.n,o,.
pa, President Of the Ncarasuah rouss, was up,,.s 4,
)nsTiage THE afternoon 70 Miss Rsbscca ellis, d.usa,s,
~ me late Captain Gils Who died while IN CHAIR. Of
he United States National Observatory me ceremony
20 performed ~ bsB-pss three O'Clock. a the Church