The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-20

In the House.
ne Writ ofHabeas Corpus to be Suspended and
Martial Law Established in the South.
&C. &C. sc.
WARRINGTON, Jan 10, 1851.
UnsySe Hfssory of the sherman ne ampben
Mexican adyices state that the abcrtivo Suequehanna
expedition has proved positive injury 70 the Juarss
government The Aexcans in nothing % consistent
- In their jealous hatred Of all Foreigners Had Ehsr
znan and Campbell succeeded in reaching Juarez II 10
doubtful whether their presence In ths republican seat
government under existing circumstances would not
have been Of weakness than Of strength
20 tho Mexican President Al n their failure 70 do
anything all rdiculs upon the United States
has upon Juarez the suspicion Of traokns with
the foreigner and has given the Of Orega who is
hooked upon the anti American candidate for the Pres
isency, impetus which would otherwise have been
wanting Minister Campbell 10 understood TO complain
that Juarez made no effort TO communicate with the
embassy and rather thwared than their feeble At
tempts communicate with him. Juarez probably had
deep meaning in holding aoof from emissaries who
without power afford him actual assistance, and
whose presence his headquarters would compromise
him with his countrymen.
There pquant little facts connected with the
expedition which have never yet been told Sherman
and Campbell pulled together from the start like o
baulky team. Each had separate Instructions and
each claimed 10 rank the other On the arrival Of the
susquehanna at Vera Cruz, Sherman, seems, for
accepting Bazaines invitation and going straight to
Mexico city. Campbell strongly opposed the suggestion
The ground that he accredited TO Juarez and TO
Jaarez only, and had nothing TO do with Bazaine,
CAstelnau. any outside the republic Of
Mexico This argument at last prevailed; but not till
after somewhat stormy discussion, in the course Of
which personal illusions TO kid goved aids de camp and
legation secretaries presumed be ION the make had
been pretty freely nterchanged The breach thus
STONED never healed, and eliminated at Matamoros
IN sherman returning to New Orleans by the susque-
hanna and Campbell by private Sherman took
mp his quarters with Sheridan Now Orleans and Camp
bell buried himself in the fourth story OF Indifferent
hotel zach speaking CONTEMPORARY Of the other and
giving contradictory account Of the expedition.
The Bankrupt Bill.
Tho Bankrupt bill was up in the Senate to day. and
elected sharp debate upon the first important amend
sssps proposed by Judiciary Committee Of the Senate
This amendment gives the appointment Of Registers to
the District Judge exclusively instead Of TO the Circuit
Judge with the nomination and recommendation Of the
chief Justice of the United Ststes The debate
participated by Messrs Poland Morrill,, Howard,
Johnson, Hendricks and several other senators, end
there was strong disposition manifested TO oppose the
amsndmsnt by the extremists OF the party. Among
those who opposed Mcssrs Howard and Morrill,
end among those who supported IL were Messrs john
son and Hendricks Mss
, Financial Matters. -.
The Committee Ways and Means heid 3D..
sssssine for the consideration Of the Gold bill
ming M. McCuoch present DUNN s.,.... -
so time, and gave the members Of - r,.s,r. an ~
understand that he Was not opp.
salss Of gold by tho governmcr p .
The amount Of nation.' osnx ''''o-.s 1919
Che mast week. @om the T,sasury ws ss.'IO, "Ak'ns
-. -. amount. mp date, $So0So2 on. From this
: % b deducted the currency returned including
ess notes, amounting to s215os3l, leaving In actual
circulation at this date $o9s, o62,6 o.
TAe amount of fractional currency received 81 the
Treasury Department from the ,rnters during the past
week vas $527, 500 The au1ant shipped during the
ssme period was sls4 sas national banks, and to
shs Assistant Treasurer = New York 100000. II
TIA securities held ~ the Treasurer Of the United States
An ,rups Tor natons banks reported to day, O
s~.s:-For circulating notes $780, 36s. $50, ecurisy
Tor the deposIs Of public moneys SIS, 77a
the total amount Of $S79, 13o, 100 |
The following sums OF money have becs disbursed At
sAs Treasury Department during the week ending to.
Aay:--To the War Department sse6,c6, TO the Navy |
Department $Sss s52 Interior Department $so2, 2so.
ysaal, a. l4s.l97. |
me receipts from Internal Bevsnus e.day were
slsa No. making the total smoult TOR the we% ending
to-day b, 2so7ss.
baSuy the past week there has been redeemsa and
ssssivss a the Treasury Department ssi7'oo In No.
aosai currency.
ii rs. Contracts for IndIay supplies.
ouss6crshle interest seems be AIKEN in the inves.
ugAtson jses coucluded by the CsnDsttee ON Indian
AnAas into the late contracts mde by Commissioner
Hoey N, suup,ying the Indians vsh goods One or two
jesrnals On city published few days since state
.sss tbs ssbs->ee Of wnicb Was Obtained from Com
missioner Bcsy hlvA4. 70 us eject that the result Of
shs eommi,.s> rss ~ altogether favorable to the
Gnnnisss sn,,,c sod uo.biues c0nm'sss has mot yet
sssn .,,,t At ,hs investigation b spao'e cnar.cse
...n,,v nothing 70 base a stsUreu ine'.
-. hints and. Judging from the purpSS W. ~
!. -. .a.temeut b most probably correc@ ,.n...
a.. made Il have to-day however, apoos yah.,,
--.xsrs for lis publications. and one On 'os 49,,
~ report Of The committee VIII douo''.- -. ~
.,s.on.r AZ indian Ana,rs, and cites one orr
.-.s-. !, ,b,ch he Ia alleged 70 have avaraeo 2.
-. !. am. whose bids were in pe '..s,..
80 80 -. ,A.n those who could f,S"'s" -N'''
sssslly ss good .ees.
THE Nrsssssippi Akpr q the ,svess o.
Abin for Hiding aud rys;i BE- introduced in sb,
,As nissssippi Ia Louisiapp arc a foows:-
ssHsas early next sovsrnmsst Of louisiana 10 The
vuvs the bonds OF dollars, 10 b guaranteed b
s.csni Of SIX p government and In return fos thin
ne United Msmp isnds are 70 b reconveysd 70 IN
saaransess government second, the money received
units4e Of the guaranteed bonds 10 70 be deposited
- de Assissau, Treasurer In New Orleans, and shall
ysubsct osy 70 the order Of the trustees who are oil
70 b unson
Appeal sfshe Loyal seusherp Association.
An appeal Of the Loyal Southern Association 70 Con-
ss and the pop,e, signed by Thomas J. DurAns Pres
sssse and D. n Bingham Secretary, has been handed
asousd here. chssyng that Andrew johnson 10 and