The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
JUNE 20, 1867. TRIPLE SHEET
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY Jul


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Cabinet Council ON the Powers OF Military
Commanders. s fla eietel
Another long session Of the Ca6ine, took place to-day
the subject being the boheTsome question OF General
sheridan's administration in Louisiana The instrac-
lions 70 be issued TO the military commanders were
warmly discussed and, II IL said, will be agreed upon
SOON President johnson wants TO leave important
business unfinished when be starts his trip North
All the members OF the Cabinet were present to-day ex
cept Secretary Browning who was represented by Judge
Otto Attorney General stanbery and Secretary Stanton
we're In conference with the President some time after
the Adjournment The instructions the military
manders not yet completed aif ~ ~ eaeafg e.
The Mexican NIissiea.
Hon. L Dcampben telegraphed to-day that he was on
the eve OF leaving New Orleans for his home In Ohio
but that his presence needed in Washington he
would come hither. His successor a. minister to the
republic OF Mexico has NOT yet been appointed The
resignation was voluntary he was not satisfied with
the means furnished for his reaching Mexico n ~
Important Opinion Of Chief Justice Chase
I Relative 10 Debtors md Creditors.
Chief Justice Chase delivered on Monday, in the
United States Circuit Court Raleigh North Carolina,
very Important opinion, in which his associate Justice
Brooks concucd, the that citizens OF the pre-
citizens into he hands Of Confederate receivers
thereby discharged from he debt The result is that all
such debts colleclabe and the parties who VOL
UNFAIRLY paid who forced 10 pay to
ceivers, will have their remedy al law against the
receivers. who bouno for funds thus unswully Oh
tanned. u 4
Increased Anxiety Relative 10 tho Imdian
4 Dinicultics.g
Along with the perplexes attending the Heconstruc-
tion question: the government TO be laboring
der increased anxiety In relation to the Indian doul
ties This subject is receiving the attention Of
the President Cabinet. The Indian war fast as
Stunning very serious aspect and the reports Of officers
specially detailed by tho governmen, Investigate the
troubles and report all the information Cleaned while
engaged In such service and upon which the action Of
the government must wholly depend, said 70 be
conflicting 70 involve the authorities here in
doubt Is 70 what ia the proper course TO pursue.
The following 10 plan for the adjustment Of the
isting trouble and 70 secure permanent peace which,
1t ia stated has been proposed by the present Commits
soner Of Indian Affairs. Mr.. Taylor, 1t is understood
has assured the government that II the requisite
authority s given him he will restore tranquility to the
Indian country comparatively short space Of time
secure the object sought for BY the govemment-the
clearance Of the country bordering the Pacific Rail-
road from the lndians--snd accomplish all with the
expenditure OF less than million Of dollars The plan
suggested and which will be urged upon the attention
Of Congress on ~ reasembins, 10 70 empower
General Grant, the Commissioner Or the Indian
BuToau and tho two Congressional Commit
tees on Indian Affairs, 70 proceed TO the
Indian country a. - special commissiOn, 70
meet the Representatives Of the civilized Indian
trbes, who are 70 despatch runners and soursn 70 I'll
the tribes end bands from the northern border to Texa
and invite them send delegates 70 grand council TO
Be held II central point Two reservasoas 10 b
sst apart oHs north Of the Rio Bravo and the other south
Of The Avkansas river An the Indians are 70 BE-
gathered thsss rsseFvatons which 70 b psrpsu
ally secured 70 thsu she whites prshibsd from settling
upoa them. and shsIsdsns prohibsd nom selling os
many wv tbpodns Of their rsssrvasona ne sessrcl
Of the Indsss 80 - sisss e1ssnsivsl1 - lo1sao
Bsrsau, WHICH shosid b made dspastnsas separate
from he Inferior. and hsvs under ~ control special
iisasy Sorcs similar 70 The forcs under he
control q ~ Treasury Department 70 be used in nasn.
tanning psa0s and order uaui such tms - the rssssva
tons sAaM b governed BY territorial government
whm ths Indians are collected upon The proposed ssss
vatons svy available DsaAs 70 b used 70 ctvlisl
anl sducaae ssn, anl o. shsm WIN b permitted q
20 osssss u thsr territorial limits unless hey ss civil
issd and tsustsestAy. ss.. ~ stse irl4a sslsaf
Genesal evayns's Order AppoissIns Mobile
.ef ( $3.50 City Omcers. t.at 5s.l.s = .s.ir1f
The Following y General swsynss rsosnt order filing
vacancies in NE Mobile city sorpoEstisn:- e ~ 4.
~ iN osxaAL oRDRR-Ho "a
~ $50 HxADQuARfxRs, DrsrRscr or ALABAnA,
I'M fasNti MowTuonmY, Ala, June H. 1867 !
vacancies m tie cry CounciI ana Board Of Aldermen u
the city Of Mobile and win Immediately enter upon the
disehsrss = their rscgeesiys dus,ss :.
ward, J. ,. Wanroy Dr. = nnisr; Third ward, a
ward, winam Frehiichsssin, Henry Hall: Finh ward,
A n van Keurss Cherries Antomachi r. H. Oliver
Allen sy,.nS Esn,n ward Jane Hness'0n
y: H, wnuAss FIss Lieutenant Forsynrs infantry,
A. 4 A. O.. - .s, N.a I
- NSfrcss Dseliae Civil Once In Mobile.
The following note from several Of the most promi
nsnt among the coored citizens Of Mobile TO Major
General Wager swayne, viii be read with interest
- MosnR. Aha, June ID, 1867
Brcvet Major General wAosR swAYrs commanding Dis
GrSxRArOn behalf Of The colorcd citizens Of Mobile,
the undermined while acknowledging with gratitude
your recoerjuen Of their rights ctEsns, BY Offering
70 nl FROM their number the vacancy IN the Council
for he rssons following They believe that the wei.
fare Of city and the condition Of her finances de-
mand thai The most capable and worthy should % 80
lected for the responsible position Of member Of the
Council. provided he Be loyal They desire, also, to
show 70 thsir white fellow citizens that they waive
10 them The The cause Of peace sbs ven being o.
the community Of which they are no small part mako
the doing o. this the better part
We have the honor 10 remain very respectfully, your
0bedIent servants, L-e-.
NJ B. AVERY, WIN DANIELS,
WN L CARTER, l. Il. BERRY.
ALLEN ALEXANDER " ROBINSON,
ADAM DANIT, A. HINES
DIVIDE GREGORY, JOnN BARBER,
JOSHUA 1h9 pAy1s ,,rs5 Y Y. F4 siEWshr
NR-Ws chssriay offer the name Of our worthy
fellow citizen, q. NJ Parker ESQ., % suitable person
10 IN the vacancy. -. s.s..~ ,
FstsSl,ssuc.s or an ArtiIiery schesi Near
- Fortross Mopree.
II s the intsnton Of the governmsut 70 purchass sew
era hundred Of land Fortress Monroe for tho
purpose Of ssabnhng school for artillery ~ that point
me ground viii b lsvslled and laid on In The
nsr best cssculsssd promote The object IN view. II ID
designed TO give this arm Of the service complete and
thorovgh trimming In ell ~ minutn we'll a. In target
psscscs and maneuvsnng In the field For this object
students nom wess Point assigned 70 tho artillery will be
SAINT 70 Fortress Monroe 70 complete their military sdu-
caton and capable and accomplished oDesn win b. DE-