The New York herald., 1867-04-05

Aount Of deb, less cash in the Treasury o7o
Comparing this statement with that of last month, the
-asbs bearing currency interest has diminished
100 The maturcd debt not presented for pay
mont has decreased 81 030 75 and the debt bearing
interest has decreased &c. while the debt
bearing coin interest has increased $34 400 which
shows reduction in the whole debt Of $26S739 9l5 o.
Butths amount Of coin in the Treasury has diminished
4l,Sl4,6S3 %. and the amount OF currency in the
Treasury has diminished SIS, 541 Is which being de-
duolsd fom the above shows reduction of the
total debt during the month Of March to the amount Of
-, Sss, ,sls "a EAe f
A Deadlock ON the New York Appointments.
The Senate and the President have come 10 dead
ssck he subject Of the New York appointments The
lang interview with the New York Senators last night
NOT appear have mended the matter much the
demands sf those Senators do appear TO meet with
ths views Of the President
aseseral SherIdan's Removals In New Orleans.
Ths rumor current to-day, that Attorney General
eanbery has written opinion for the President to
The effect that General Sheridan has no right under the
recent Military Reconstruction bill to remove Mayor
Monroe or any other officers In louisiana is premature
The rumor had its origin in verbally given to
direct question addressed TO the Attorney General by
prominent citizen Of Louisiana the subject The
Attorney General is with the President tonight in close
consultation and IL Is not Improbable that official and
opinion these questions may be forthcoming;
but is believed that opinion has been yet written.
Appointments by the President.
James Nesmith Of Oregon has been nominated as
Nini1sr Austria and Ex-Governor Bradford, Of Mary
land has been confirmed Surveyor Of Baltimore.
NesmAb Of the Senators from Oregon in the
nirty-ninth Congress
4 Republican View Of the Connecticut Elec.
tl0a--Sumner's Advanced Position.
Certain republican Senators place the defeat Of their
party Connecticut at tho door Of Mesrs Sumner and
particularly the ormerasserting that II is the
legitimate result Of their unwise scheme 10 fost negro
suffrage upon all the Northern states; and that the peo
pie or Connecticut had realizing Of the matter
brought home 10 them by declarations OF Sem
Sumner In the Senate that subject In to
question Of Senator Dixon And may be hero stated
thought that Senator Dixon put bis question for
political purposes having eye TO the effect the answer
would have upon the canvass then progressing in his
eva ssuAA IL admitted that IL good eectoneering
Aapomacy, and that the result Of the eecon proves
shas ssnsGors sagaciy both In respect TO the mpres
sisn sypsctsd be made BY that question and answer
and touching his own political course as between The
President and Congress-
II 10 also declared by his own party friends in the
Senate stbsa Senator Sumner does and md
anything about negro Suffrage but that he now, as
always before ony seeks 70 be conspicuous in the ad
leading question for purposes OF personal
aurasdissncnt
Republicans admit that their party needed little
shassissmsnk and do not appear 70 be surprised that
sbsy have had II in the result in Connecticut
General Butisr and the Bessh Diary.
prominent Senator wonders how General Butler Is
20 get out Of the he has plunged himself INTO by
mis- charges against Judge Bingham, and sdds that It is
wonderful how man credited with SO much assuteness
a accorded to tho General could make such fool Of
n IN q
tbe vagnsss without shadow Of evidence 70 sustain
then ne remark is also made that he should have
foreseen that Secretary Stanton Judge Holt and others
were involved, and that they base enough 10 con-
sprc TO such an act they would prove equal to the
task OF covering their tracks and placing their accnser
in the awkward position IL s suspected General Butler
WI, nnd himself.
The MsximiIian Dynassy--Nap oieon asd the
ssNIistaks or ffis Li1e.r
General James Watson Webb, when this city, related
70 senator johnson that upon Of his break
fasting with the Emperor Napoleon, that sovereign con-
Sesssd 70 MIN that his Mexican expedition and empire
nsd been the mistake OF hrs life that he but too
Gad 70 set the matter OF his hands Itis feared here
that IN case Harmian captured II viii be impossible
sG the Mexican authorities civil or military 10 protect
his hfe and that he viii be murdered by the sodiery ar
pcpaisce.
Tss aase - senator Thomas. q, M.rx,..x.
sepuor whose wopd Is entitled 10 the gres,est cyea,
snd whe has had perhaps, the hest opportunttv
20 know declares that the charges by Senator How
ard, efe Michigan against senator Thomas, are Al,
false - snfounded in every particular what these
~hsrxes 40 10 vel known-thst while he was q member
oe M Bochspan's Cabinet be sympathized with the
rebels and Aid certain acts intended for their and
comfort There 10 On OUTSIDE influence however against
Senator Thomas which will probably have considerable
weight m the Senate, coming from exssnair Cress.
~erl, whose place senator Thomas was chosen % hil
New it's notorious fact that this rampant radcsi
sssasor sathe commencement Of We var "a vio'en,
rsbsl and s~ a. late April 1891 ihs aOitcr % Ger
SATIN reeouusSe, read a rcc'inr % seor*oami' %