The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-29

or his indignant denial Of. thsm no informed ~.
Minister that his resignation accepted ana psrs
torily ordered him 70 close his mission and deliver
letter Of recall the Emperor Of AnsrA This proceed
ing excited comment and sensation, In the quiss
Court Of Vienna 1t regarded thsEeas without pre-
cedent order Minister from his post before his sue
cessor had arrived unless for most peculiar rsasons
and a. . strange in diplomatic history. When
the refusal OF the Senate confirm any nomination for
Austrian Minister became known Al Vienna il con-
sidered, II seems condemnation Of the administration
IN removing Mr. Motley. fhs publication Of the
correspondence called for win enable the public 10
derstaDd the case faly. When ordered from bis
post Mr. Motley had already commenced sHistorysof
the Thirty Years War" imperial archives Vienna
being placed at his disposal This work, however, he
compelled TO abandon Mr. Stewards letter accept
ing his resignation told him substantially to pack up
and depart Mr. Motiey's reply states that the opera
ton Of packing had commenced and proceeds in very
pointed and pungen terms. 70 crt!cse tho Secretarys
action.
The CURRENCY Question in the House.
Is stated this evening That prominent member or.
one Of the House financial committees said to-day in
conversation, that the question should be brought
before Tomorrow the House would vote to issue one
hundred and City million dollars in greenbacks, with
draw the national bank currency. and replace with
greenbacis, and with them pay or the national debt
The Presidents Message.
The President Is still engaged in the preparatou Of
hls annual Message Owing his time being thus occu-
pied put few visitors were roceiveds By HIM yesterday
and none to-day,
All public and secular business suspended to-day
The President accompanied by secretary Seward,
attended Divine service this morning at S. Johns
Episcopal church.
The Dunbar Contempt Case.
Edward z Dunbar, editor Of the Now York Ggohe,
arrived here this morning. in the custody Of the Ser
geantat Arms the Senate for contempt in refusing
TO answer questions put to him by the Retssnchment
Committee. Matters Of considerable interest TO the
financial public expected TO be brought light BY
this arrest. st xEf
The Authorship ofthe Majority Impeachmene
Report.
An impression has gone abroad that Mr. Boutwell, was
the author Of the majority impeachment report the
Judiciary Committee In justice TO Mr.. Williams, Of
Pennsylvania should be stated that he the author
Of that documsnt entire the supplementary speciHca-
tons alone excepted.
Jeff Davis.
The Grand Jury Of the United States Circuit Court ct
Richmond has not found indictment against Je6
Davis yet has been stated M. Davis viii leave
Richmond tomorrow for Montreal
The Albem0rIe Ghost Arrested.
The solution OF the Abemario ghost, which has been
causing great in that portion Of Virginia for
several weeks past has been found. A negro with Z
magic lantern had been employed by q man who
wished to buy Morris farm frighten the family on so
that he might got for low price, he has been Ar.
rested after having brought the entire community into
unusual fever for more than three weeks ~s
The Case of General Imboden in Richmond.
The application Of General Imboden for Z writ Of
mandamus prohibit General Schoneld or any ono else
from Interfering with him In his right to vote. was
granted Monday by Judge Underwood. and sub
pona in pursuance Of the writ was served on General
schoneld on Tuesday afternoon. As
The Virginia Central Railroad.
Intelligence from Richmond onight states that the
stockholders OF the Virginia Central Railroad Company
are in session there. select committee Of thirteen,
appointed by thu meeting to-day considora-
ton the subject Of the completion OF tho Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad, had . conference
tonight and will report . resolution tomorrow
instruc,ng the company to contract for the
completion Of the work three and half mill
lions Of dollars in county bonds subscribed The
bonds TO be sold at discount or nc moro than ten
per cent The report Of the comuittss. e aid via
be adopted, the subscription will In al probability "
taken, and the work pushed rapidly forward
Loss Of Documents Sent Through the Malta.
Numerous oompainls are made BY members OF Con-
gress Of the loss OF public documents sent through the
mails large number transmitted during last session
never reached their destination. This negligence
robbery WILL II Is thought DO the subject Of invcstga
ton From the prevalence Of the complaints u Would
appear that these mysterious dsappearancos Of printed
mail matter has been somewhat extensive.
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