The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-10

wAsHINoros, Sept. Q, 1857, I
III O'clock Z. n.


and the Secretary Of the Treasury.
secretary hcCuoch had protracted Interview with
the President tonight lasting over two hours Tho re-
suls u number Of sensation rumors as to coming
changes In the management OF the Treasury, &c.
PardOns Granted by tho President.
IL IL ascerained, from official data, that since April
10, 1865, about eight thousand pardons have been
granted by the President. These include some Of the
rebel foreign Ministers agents members Of the Con-
federate Cabinet Governors OF Southern states and up
wards OF ninety brigader generals, With due proper
ton OF rebel major generals Major stt Chief OF the
Pardon Bureau at the Attorney Generals Office, has had
on ne FOR the past two years about tour hundred appl
cations for pardon from persons who were engaged In
the rebellion and not pardoned by the proclamation Of
May 20, 1865 BY the proclamation Of Saturday about
one hundred of these persons are pardoned, but the
other three hundred come within the exceptions. and
OF course their cases, like others similarly situated,
must DO separately considered.
The Notorious DIR. blackburn Anxious to
Return TO the States.
Dr. Blackburn who was so anxious, during the pro.
gress OF the rebellion 10 receive official sanction from the
head OF the pretended confederacy to his scheme Of
introducing yellow fever into the States by sales Of
infected clothing in the principal Cities seems RssselAs
Ike to be gazing ongngly the wall which divides
Us from the Canadian happy valley and Is yearnng to
return to a home beneath the Old Flag. Black.
offering his professional services in the Southern
districts where the yellow fever exists, but
wishes stipulation to be entered into the part Of the
government authorities that he shall be moesed by
the military commanders nor be brought to an account
before the civil courts for past offences General Grant,
however, would enter into such agreement and re-
Piled, Is said that 1t his power TO give any
such assurance as he required.
Registration in Virginia.
learn from Richmond this evening that full returns
from all the registration boards in the State with the
exception Of the second registration In two Of the
mags,eral districts of the counties. have been
received at the headquarters of General schoheld Tho
total number OF voters registered is 2le,6i7 or this
number 1851 whites, and 0l,4e0 colored
leaving white majority of 1857. The ratio
Of representation ia 2O63. General SchoGald, who
has not sufficiently recovered his health return 10
Richmond, has teegaphed for the registration returns
and other papers TO be brought TO Fortress Monroe and
Is engaged in making the apporonment OF representa-
iion and districng the State. An election will be held
commencing abou. the 14th of October. The order
nouncng the apportonmsns and districts will probably
BIO issued on Thursday
The Reported Bankruptcy Cases in Rich
mOnd.
Judge Bond Register OF Bankruptcy, states that very
few merchants engaged in business In Richmond have
applied to go into bankruptcy, notwithstanding the
report OF the general insolvency OF the people.
Tho Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
II Is reported that in case OF vacancy occurring in
the Office Of Assistant Secretary OF the TreasuryMr.
Chandler the present incumbent, having evinced dis
position to reirc-Coonel William Thorp, OF St. Louis,
is likely to be his successor, his name having been
favoraby mentioned in that connection in influential
circles
Coin In the Treasury.
The amount or gold in Inc Treasury Is $50 75i,2io.
and coin certificates s4S7o 70o-toal, S97 633, el0.
The amount Of currency is SO oO3, 900.
The Stolen Indian Trust Bonds.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has to this date re-
moved the junction caveat from one hundred and
tghtyfou Of tho Missouri State bonds twelve of the
North Carolina bonds and OF the Tennessee bonds
which years ago abstraced from the Depart
men Of the Interior while held in trust for certain H.
dian rbos the aggregate amount stolen being $50 o00
The holders OF the bonds thus relieved from hav
ing presented the required proofs that they procured
them In good faith from and responsible parties
| will now be enabled TO obtain the accrued interest.
| rnc r~~s--s Treaty vie. <s-.~s n-isas-
The Post Office Department has IN course OF prepara-
tion and will soon issue full instructions respecting the
rates of postage to be levied and collected and after
tho LIST Of January next upon correspondence to the
United Kingdom and to foreign countries and colonies
via the United Kingdom under the recent postal treaty
between Great Britain ard tho United States.
Thc DefaicatiOn in the Once of the Comp
trOiier OF the Currency.
II appears that the degalcaon discovered by the
examiners in the Office OF the Comptroller Of the Cur
r ncy is between 81 900 and $1,000 The money was
from the funds assessed the national banks for
| the payment OF the inspectors.
| Omar Pnshu's Rule in Cundin.
The latest intelligence from Crete, received at the
Greek legation CHARGES Pasha with practising de-.
celt in order to paate hs conduct and states that he
obtained certificates from of his fellow soldiers de-
| nyng the reports OF tho cruetes, with view of In.
1aencing public opinion by the Interested statements of
those in pay of Turkey The Cretans say tho facts
| DO proven by eye witnesses. that Omar Pasha re-
firing from sphaka burnt all the villages Ia his In
tho province Of ST. Basle tho most notable Of them
being Ayrtos, Loucoga aud tho monastery OF Preveli
| Al Mesogis, in the province OF Ks'amos, he
| seized Mr. Kostands eIdorly gentlemen,
forced him TO apply Ere to his hut and then burnt
him, together With the straw. At Patear he mutilacd
gentleman In a nameless manner, pncked out his oyes
aud then murdered him. At Conitadcs he slew three
nuns besides committing similar cruoltes othor places
named In the dispatches The Turkish troops, defeated
by General Coroneos burned several villages their
treat towards Heraceon. At Melompaniella they
sacred an old blind and another citizen and In.
| sane girl. They slew the monk, Gideon Momolake
planting his head on the which surmouns the
pola Of the church The accounts further say that the
Cretans having fought for year against terrible Odds
| will meyer return TO tho Turkish yoke.
The Cretan Refugees.
Upwards OF 20, 900 Crean families, mostly women and
| children aud old men. have been sent 10 Greece.
Athens syra and all other Greclan cities have become
| so many hugo relief committees The Grecan ladies'
particularly are interchangeable in charitable zeal but
not afford all the roeI needed without the assistance Of
| O-ristian nations.
| Death OF MIR. Patrick Kean. mt Richmond.
l. Information has been received from Richmond this
evening Of tho DEATH last night OF Mr. Patrick Kean,
well known stenographio writer, formerly cores.
| pendent Of the New York HERALD
The Yellow Fever In the Dry Tortugns.
telegram received at tho War Department yes
terday stating that tho fever that has suddenly appeared