New-York tribune., 1867-10-08


INGrON-MR. JOHNSON AND THE NEw-fokh
DEMOCRACY.
TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON Monday, Oct 7. 1867.
The stories that Mr. Chase has attacked Gen. Sckes ior
his administration In the Caronas known to be nh-
founded. Upon Gen. Sickles's return TO New-fork the
ChefJustice wrote saying that his esteem and admira
ton for him had not diminished and that the services OF
the General commanded the gratitude of'the country
The ChieJustice differs from Gen. Sckes to tho pro-
pety OF General Order No TO- but says that had his adj
vice been taken and followed Gen. Sekos would have
retained in command He regards tile present adj
mstration Of the CarolDas just, able, and apt to
eoniuce TO early restoration the plan proposed by
Congress.
II was determined today by Secretary McCuloch and
Commissioner Rollins, to assign deputy Commissioner
Panell to temporarily hl the place vacated by Deputy
Commissioner Messipore Mr. PaIDe is at present on
tour OF inspection the Shenandoah Valley and VIII not
return until the end of the week This is sad dsap
poinment TO the numerous candidates who have been
working and lobbying for the place. Wisewell and his
lobby left SO Also has Tracy. Lewis and Spooner
are still here. The friends Of Revenue-Inspeetor hyer
have trying get him the position through the In
uence the President, but his chances seem SLIM Par
ners assignment Will put end to further notorety
about the matter and when the excitement subsidies
regular appointment will be made
Gen. Sherman had interviews with both Grant ana
johnson to-day. Tonight he and Grant attended the
theater and were well received by tie audience IL is
not known publicly yet what sherman is here for IL Is
very evident that the President sent for him for the puf
pose OF using him against Grant but has failed to accom-
plish his purpose The President gives TO be under
stood he called Gen. Sherman here merely to consult
with him on the operations Of his command, but TINS Is
looked upon as bind
Gen Eagan is still irrepressibe candidate for the
Brooklyn appointment. When Esgan first came here,
some three weeks since his mission was to see the
opH rfaefa man of
delegation Of leading New-York Democrats call
on johnson, thank him IN the name OF thelr
party for his bold course IN removing
Sheridan and sickles ard issuing bis procia-
nations of civil supremacy and To urge him on Win t"
advice and comnendaton THIS failed, and the action
OF Seymour and Hoffman Albany, in totally ignoring
the President has him and his friends 1t is given
ont tonight that johnson has sent word to Seymour ana
Hoffman TO come on him. and tell him what the
party wish and expect of him. From all accounts Johh
son Is demoralzed, and will remain So Seymour and
Hoffman do not respond and the elections tomorrow so
against him.
There is an effort being made to bring about reorgan
zation OF the Metropolitan Revenue Board dispensing
with the two District Attorneys who, 1t Is claimed are
necessarily all coming up before the
Board and sending all matters to the Conrts for hga
tIon SO that their may depend on trial IN Court
Everybody from Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa has
gone home large number OF clerks have gone
The White House was almost deserted to day 1here
were n few hungry men from Ncw-York and Brooklyn
looking after the places recently filed by Messmore and
Callicot, and but few others.
Parties have been trying for some time past 10 pht-
chase of the Government,thc Dismal swamp Canal ana
on request from the Secretary OF the Treasury Gen
Grant has sent Col Parker Of his staff to inspect the
canal and report its condition and valne.
During the absence of Major Lect Col Webster VIII act
Ian lauer NJ llp lcpIQuartcre.
IL Is stated that at the suggestion Of Secretary Seward
II was decided at the Cabinet meeting not to sell any
more ncad war vessels There has been great de-
mand for these by various foreign Governments and Mr.
Seward ~ supposed 20 bo afraid OF giving some nation
oense by selling its opponent one ~ our war vessels
The following circular has just been Issued py Gen
Grant: -
Regiments commanders are hereby authorized 10 re-
ceive from subordinate officers, with view TO lay
gtstons relating Immediately 10 their respective spheres
duty, may in their estimaton be M Oy
edition of Regulations for the Army
IL has been erroneousy announced that the President
appointed four Directors OF the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. There were but three commissioned Mr.
Clark named as one OF the Directors, has not been ap
poned There yet tn be named by the President
VIM L. Wells at present Collector of Customs at Peters
burg has been appointed Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the IVh District OF Virginia vice Anderson, sus-
pended for alleged misconduct in Office.
Two hundred and twentyiy patents will be issued
from the Patent Oce the week ending Tuesday the
18th inst During past week. $50 applications, and ~
caveats have been filed.
The Hon. o. II. Browning Secretary OF the Interior,
returned TO Washington Saturday evening, and was en-
gagged at the Department during the morning attending
TO his official duties
The Deputy Acting Controller OF the Currency mas
given notice all persons who may have claims against
the Croton National Bank OF the City OF Newfork, that
they are called upon TO present the and TO make
legal proof thereof to C. r. Bailey esq Receiver OF the
Bank at the office Of the same In New-fork
All the heads OF the Bureaus are required by law 10
report to their respective heads of Departments the con-
dton OF their business The following extract from
the report of Gen Spinner of the United States
made day 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury ana when
will accompany the latters next annual report on
finance:
In this connection may not be improper for me to
cav that the ultimate intercourse and close business re-
ations existing between this ONCE ana Others OF te
Treasury Department give , apus. pponuactcyJ w with
the preparation, issue, ana redemption oi Tue
of the Government. Having this knowledge IT would
stories Which have been iDdustriousy circulated III
regard abstraction oyerssue OF STOCKS oles cou
pons and currency Of any one OF then or OF any oher
obi cation Of the Government are elthcy Wlthout any
foundation III truth or IN fact.'
The Navy Department has received dispatches from
Admiral Bell, dated IN August stating that all were
well In the Aslac squadron.
THE PAYMENT OF GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Secretary McCulloch has addressed the fol-
lowing letter to a gentleman in New-York;
"TREAsrRy DEPARTMENT. October T. 1867.
Dr,psiR Your favor the 4th instant Is received.
Too much importance is ataeneu 10 te ueInee III "