The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-03
The Tenure Of Office Bill Passed
in the House.
Cabinet Officers Not to be Removed Without
the Consent Of the Senate.
L1 Aa Ae
WASHINGTON, lyeb. 2, 1857.

nan IN q few days thereafter
Visitors TO tho White Hsuse.
me President was very busy to-day granting inter-
views 70 the throng OF applicants assembled
at tho White House Among the individuals
If note who In consultation with the
PRESIDENT General Schonead General siocum
svhOse interview quite lenqshyl General sicklcs,
General steednan and Representative Leftwoh OF Ten
Aassee, and Thurlow Weed General Banks, Of Nasss.
shusetss also had protracted audience the Presi-
ssnl or all the rsdical members General Banks seems
ssee the only one who has sufcient courage cali
upon the President for the purpose Of paying
sJects Others there who may be found seeking
sTvews with him, but there is to DO mpera
sve business that renders the visit necessary General
Banks however, hastens pay his respects 20 the Pres
sssnt on the opening Of Congress and again at It's ad-
jssYnment and at nearly all Of the evees the White
House. and at the ladies' receptions either the
General OF Mr Banks is found 10 be the visitors
OnhciRl Publication Of Acts Of Congress.
Ohctal publication Is made OF the net TO repeal tho
nyteenth section Of the law Of July 1862 which SEC
hon II folows:-
Be further enacted That the President is hereby
Authorised At time hereafter by proclamation
sind persons who may participated In the exist
Sss rebellion in any State or part thereof pardon and
amnesty, with such exceptions and ct such times and
en- such conditions - he may deem expedent for the
on3cial publication lie also made OF the act providing
shat from and after its passage there shall denias
81 the elective franchise In any Of the territories the
Emitted states now hereafter to be organised to any
sisss thereof ON account Of color previous
condition OF servode and all parts ac,a either
- Congress or Of the Legislative assemblies OF sad terri.
4O, Inconsistent with the provisions or this act are
1Nsby declared null and void
Each bill signed BY the presiding Officer Of the House
aaa q the Senate; and The following is attached
- Ne Department Of state:-
n foregoing scs having besn presented 70 the Pres-
s. S TO- t Hs 81 Ds sav
sass. . De Usss sssss. Sss Ssoos. :. WI. e.
1Ae Fers PHI Msarny Massacre.
~ Secretary Of War to-day communicated 70 the
osnas In answer to the resolution Of January Ia
aaeWams and other o11cal communications relative 70
- Of United Satse troops by Indians on the
- Of December last near Fort Phil Keasny, in Da-
go The report Of General Cooke shows that three
S0oesA Lieutenant Colonel Fetterman, Captain Brown
- Lieutenant Greenwood, and ninety men killed.
AAsussnans General Sherman in forwarding the partial
wDss Of the commanding general, says that he can
sDake no recommendations for q martial until he
ssesves the subreport OF Colonel Darlington and Gen.
ON weaselsl On the 18th Of January General
Ah~maD forwarded 70 General Grant an OK
SssA Nom . private letter received at his
See from sergeant the fort describing the horrors
- ~ massacre. 1t represents that no one escaped;
- chopped with knives and tomahawks stripped Of
svNy article OF dress, and shot through and through
IN ayrows" The writer complains of the conduct OF
- Indian Commissioners, and says that they are fur
00Dg the Indians with guns and ammunition 70 hunt
"a, and they are using them 70 murder white men
~ sncial report estimates the number Of Indians At
0SAsg she msssacred party at three thousand There
- Sstachments Of ak companies, with I'VE officers on
- path. Their numbers deemed too few, and the
xtontr rrnlIa ol,c
a@ss present
re Sale Of Arms and Ammunition TO
Indians.
xAe Secretary OF War has addressed Communication
- Representative Schenck for the information Of the
NUptuy Committee, enclosing letters from Generals
ssnsns and Sherman, strongly protesting agans,
sAAPtty Of Charles Bogy and others given TO Indian
nnSen 70 sell arms and ammunition 70 Indians.
asapsa Sherman. with the approval Of General Grant,
Ass vt aside the order. The Indians chow signs or
~, and much dissatisfied with the unequal distr-
owscp d presents and they 70 be preparing for
-. These military ofhosn say the troops had better
AswishdSAwn n once anna 70 DO placed in the
AgakOf the ssvage&
01pa0y Report Of the Treasury Department.
~ amount Of fractional currency printed al tho
2ssaswy during the week ending to-day was s1sS los
onssne the same time there forwarded 70 the As
assnN Trsasursn New Orsane and 81 Louis 100000
sach; ~ the Assistant Treasurer Charleston $50
90; tsshe United States depositoriss $4,000; and
- sa.eaai banks Sss, 1913; total, sara l0s
Dnnng,tbe week ending to-day there had been Issued
run ths sTrcasury Department Slle 24o national bank
cupsDcy, making the total amount issued up TO date
ssol, MA Prom this deducted the currency
sssunsl, including worn out notea amounting 70
o41s1ss1 leaving in actual circulation d this date
o0ss slo,so&
Ne following amounts q money wore disbursed q
DAs Treasury Department during the week ending 10
Asys--wn Department s2,leoo2s; Navy Department.
Gssa2 10; Interior Department, 17s,2sl The total
AAo1si dhburssd during the month Of January 10 ~
ss>ssws.-re the War Department ss,s7o,ol2; 70 the
HNy Department Ss,1si,o2s; 70 the Interior Depart
assa q. 2Sl, Ses
ma ancunt Of fractional currency redssmsd and de-
ssriysd 81 the Treasury Department during the past
~ast was ss2o,loo
~ receipts from internal revenue today were
sisx2s5, making the total Of receipts for tbs
~ssk ending to-day IS, s2s, 5sI
amounts Of securities held by the Treasurer Of the
Dn bssss In trust for national banks reported to-day
are safdlevsPor circulation notes $40 $40 100; for
fsron q public mopeya sas,7 $50
NE Hreedmes's Bureau In Kentucky. i
Inc Gonnisaonsf Of tbs Freedmen's Bureau has
ssesyedNtss report Of Breve Brgadier General John
S. Unisd States Volunteers chief superintendent, and
&zyecaor ~ frsedmen's Affairs for the STATE Of Ken
tnety s6pg In detail The operations Of the bureau In
sbe 9tsas ~ The month Of December Il appears thsre
ncw thai fne number Of contracts made during the
hsA sas Ay-four and the average rate Of wages pad
h&uoes pa nsssh was 3ie Il, and 70 females % 50.
sfatsasious and quarters General Ely states that
a&nbAos upss che Rev. A. schoSsid and the breaking
~ - AppsAnss's school At Camp Nelson. KY, by
$1,000 LsAbssn thoroughly Investigated, but none Of
$780, conhsrnsd in the outrage have been arrested
go /s,neso ~ inability Of Mr. scboneld TO Identify
hsK 1ksscplsAthss plaza has mot yet been reopensd.
10 uSare ~ esAvscs approved, issuing marriage
49, - MAkO en6 ferfsiisrss during ths month
dkavs h6n64rU& IsARss .hAs s&,aese eg.