The New York herald., 1867-06-22
WASHINGTON.


thc Reslgnaaion Of AIr. stanton.
~ secretary or War.
~ors OF the resignation OF secretary stanton arc
'Ssh making their way the puoaic No serious ar
'e'ence Of opinion Is expressed between Secretary
'''n'o "A The President 9r the rest OF - ,uv.sss
al statements Of reat4sed resigustoas By tho secrs.
tary Of war are plenty az blackberrea This time tho
report comes from parties Of high standing ". official
cIrcles who have spoken OF the resenstivn n Of Mr.
stanton as reaching them ip unofficial v~ay but in
sach guse as 10 admit Of bus little doubt u stated
Secretary Stanton has prepared his teter OF rcsgna
ton TO be the President ans Is arranging the
matters Of his department. with view to an early de.
parure The grounds Of his rssgua,ion alleged 70
bo the want Of political sympsthy existing between
tho Presldent the Cabinet and himself, but more
especially on account OF the great variance OF
opinions disclosed in the recent discussion OF the
instructions 70 military commanders II is also stated
that Mr. Stanton opposed the publication OF the debera
tons Of the Cabinet council This is. Of mere
yct although better entitled 70 credence than
rumors Of the kind heretofore circulated. Dgent in
aGy high official quarters failed TO elicit any thing in
confirmation Of tho report while at the same time the
| truth OF IL was not denied
| The July Session of C0u9ress.
Tho following circular letter has been issued by Hon.
Robert c schenck chairman Of tho Union Republican
1
| Rooss or USIos REPUBLICAN ExEcUrrys)
| C0xcRE. sfOSAL COMM lrTEE,
| WASHINGTON. ID. c. june II, 1861.
DEAa SR-In view OF the recent decision Of the At
torney General OF tho United States, and the action OF
administration am requested by many republican
senator's and TO remnd YOU Of the very
great Importance OF being pupctuaiiy present IN
your place here 70 answer to your name when the two
houses shah assemble twelve O'Clock the Sd OF
July ncx II Is thought essential to secure quorums II
ii should only be TO remain in session long enough to
pass some dccaraory act the subject Of recon5ruc
ROBERT 9, scHENCK,
Ch a.rman Union Republican Executive Committee.
speaker C0if,x's Movements.
telegram received At tho National Hotel ycstcr-
| day from Speaker Cofax engaging rooms to b. ready
| for his occupation on tho I'd oirJuly.
| The cachnent Question.
The sasemcn. has been made that the Judiciary Com
ni,tee would submit the testimony taken by them on
| the question Of Impeachment to the honse the
assembling Of Congress, without any formal report.
This Is doubtless error shnown thai report Is in
course OF preparation minority report will most proba-
bly, he made at the time, OF thc members of
the Judiciary Committee days ago wrote copies
OF certain docrmenss which he said needed 10
enable him 10 complete his report on impeaehment
The Lost Treasury Isouds.
There yet remaas considerable mystery in regard to
the asserted loss OF the thousand dollar
| bonds from tho Treasury Department Various state
ments have been published, and il finally said
the missing bonds had been found mixed in with lot
| Of beer stamps having accidentally been misplaced
! This may all have been enough but now tho
1 story started that the original bonds were never
| found, hut replaced by new ones that were
1 hastily printed for that purpose. This also nsay
be tho case for there is nothing by which such =
trick could be detected The bonds that missing
were registered stamped and it would be easy
matter replace them Secretary McCuiioch engaged
in investigation of this matter il is hoped shat
long light will bs shed on what is now com-
| pe,e mystery.
| Yellow Fever Brought Hilton Head fswsn
Havana.
Information In a private letter from Hilton Head. g.
c. there been twelve deaths by yellow
fever board there which recexe,y ar
rived from Havana.
The Brtcklayers' strike.
The strike among the bricksayers work upon the
Treasury extension stiil continues No new employees
| have yet been engaged. few arrived to-day from
| Richmond and Annapolis, but persuaded by the
| strikers not TO commence work.
Funeral OF the I.Rfe Comnslssiener 81 AgrS-
cnlsmre.
The funeral Of Hon. Isaac Newton, Commissioner OF
the Department Of Agriculture took place o'clock
this afternoon from the house OF his SON. The depart
ment closed and ali the employees attended tho une
raj in body The remains taken Ihiateiphia
for burial
The City Trcasurcr 0f Mobile.
Mr.. Willard freeman, who appointed the posi-
ton Of City Treasurer OF Mobile by General Pope kut at
first declined has length consented to- arccp, the
position, and has given bonds for fuiaimen c his
duties