The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-30
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. Nav 20, 1867.

WASHINGTON, Nay 90, 1867.
Tbe Presidents Visit 70 Raleigh, N. e.
Tho exact time when President johnson will start
MS "Trip 70 Raleigh, O., has not been fixed, but il is
generally supposed that will leave here Saturday
morning Preparations for his reception are being
made by the Raelghans, and is said the proceedings
viii be OF some interest Chief Justice Chase will DO
there about the same time II expected by the people
Of Raleigh that the President will avail himself OF the
opportunity TO give sketch OF his life, dwelling par
ticnlarly on his gradual elevation from petty positions
TO that Of Chief Magistrate OF the United States He
win warn tho country against the evil Of confounding
liberty with mobocrary, vugary and parsanship and
will volunteer some other advice the leading men OF
the day The Circuit Court will also be held Raleigh
about the same time at which large number OF dis
tingushed persons win be in attendance.
/ Grcciey's Letter 10 John q. Breckenridge.
IL IL said that whom Creeeys note enclosing his letter
to Brscknrdge handed TO the lady who phered
", she nnocently read aloud, NOT supposng that any
one but her lady companion, who handed 1t to her to
read, would overhear the contents But
casually Observed through adjoining ROOM lying with
his head pillow close against the partition separat
ing the two rooms Walls have well a. eyes.
The North Carolina RepubIican State Com
mittce.
The Republican State Committee Of North Carolina
will hold . meeting Wednesday, the 9th instant
North Carolina seems to be active than any other
Of the Southern States political Meetings.
republican in character peng held all over that
State.
Stump Speak Southwark Bound.
Hon. y. Farnsworth leaves here to. morrow morning
for North Carolina Hs win address the people upon
the political situation at Concord Salisbury Charlotte
and other places in Western North Carolina and Eastern
Georgia.
J. W. Langston, colorsd from Ohio will start on
Friday for an extended tour through the South, and
will deliver addresses several points along the route
Dr. E. n. Brown, colorsd, Of Baltimore, goes to-mor-
to cnlighten tho colored population Of Southern
Virginia in regard to their new poli&cal rights.
Important Order Of General Schoheld.
The following very important order has been issued by
General schoHeld:-
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.
HEADQUARTERS, RICHMOND, Va, May 20. 1857.
persons IN their rights Of person and property in cases
whore the civil authorities may fall from Whatever
preston Of insurrectioD, disorder and Violence,
military commissioners, TO DO selected from the officers
pointed and given jurisdiction over subdiscts to 30
defined 10 the orders appointing them, with sufficient
military force g execute or secure the execution Of their
disorder Or violence, the Military Commissioners are
given command Of the police Of cities and the power Of
counties In addition to the troops that may DO placed at
their disposal; and all police Officers. sherA consta
bles and other persons are required n such cases 70
sloners For the purpose OF projecting individuals in
their rgh, person and property and Of bringing offend
ali the powers Justices Of county Or poios msais:
tsae ofs city and will DO governed 10 the discharge Of
their due y Laws q Virgin. =, 80 g, = As same
orders issued these headquarters. Tho Military
Commissioner Y make prompt report % these head.
the disposition made Of such case Where parties are
held trial. either In confinement under ball. such
full satement will be made Of the facts in each casa q
win enable the commanding general 70 decide whether
the case shall be tried by military commission or b
viii S prsissd in al csses where sSsrs Is sassosory
reason 2 believe that viii BE- dons but until the or
% e:
Commsaonsr will be exclusive All persons, civil on
and s 70 SSs and 3: 30 the
VA: i.sasd 3 o'y .sis;rss:s Any P:ysen WIG sl.lI
ssry Ionnissossr .ssii BE- tried BY military commits.
sion and upon conviction shall BE- punished b. ne and
TINS order win NO. bs construed % sxosss civil onssra
il inssnssd 70 aid tie own sushSsisiss and mot Z
'R;:s: :s:" .sS'R ,. |. 49, & Rs; o.D.
,. Il sCHOtIsLD, UaisSd bsasss Army.
The Case sf Jshn II. esrrass.
Some weeks ego indicated that sunasps trial would
never cone on and though The dsa rdicuIsd
time In quartsn the repeated postponsnsnts and
LATE dsvelopments would sesn bear me out Ysstsr.
Il
fence Of Eurrat made statement which attracts
siderable attention On being asked 10 tx day for the
trial Of certain 10 the Circuit Court, he suggested
day three weeks hence. He then reminded that
he would 81 that time DO occupied with important
TRIAL in the Criminal Court Mr. Msrrick replied, In sub
stance, that he would b engaged next week ID prepar
ing The trial referred TO In The Criminal Court but that
he would mot BE- engaged thereafter tho tnai Of Sur
ratt would never Jake placs. Mr. herrick assigned
II
for fixing day suggested BY him for the TRIAL OF
| certain In the Circuit Court ,. d. Cobb Of
Massachusetts, who . sentinel iguard the
house Secretary Seward night ofshs
tion here to-day witness the sunatt
| He permitted 70 return homo his recognixancs
| 70 b present on the 10th Of Juns
/ PrecesAisGs ~ the House Judiciary Com-
nsittes.
There were but three witnesses before ,ha Judiciary
Committee to-day, viz:-kr William NJ Eysrts OF New
York, who was examined generally with regard 70
leasing Jsn Davis BAIL the delay Of the trial and the
attitude Of the government in the matter; Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasurer wllisR z Cbasaler, Who
furnished from the books Of the Department answss TO
questions put TO him his former examination and
Mr.. Joseph L. Cobb. Of washingtos, husband Of Mrs.
Lucy Cobb who was not summoned By ths committee
but requested DO permitted 10 come before ID and state
the facts 10 the connection BY his wife with the bust
Of obtaining parons account Of which "a given
In General Bakers History Of the sscrss ssrvics re-
Gently Published. and about which General Baker had
also testified before the committed
The Mianssnsneh and Augusta NJ Gibraltar.
dsspassh 70 the Secretary Of the Navy from the
United States Consul II Gibraltar dated the 9Th Of May
conveys information that the United States steamers
Augusta and MAntonomoh arrived NJ that port on the
night OF the sth nst after short passage from Naples
and Port Mabon. These vessels making prepare
tons for their homeward bound voyage, and would
probably b ready for sea by the 1lth inst.
Speech Of Gsvornor Brown, or Georgia.