The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-07

Total. $4023s5e 77 |
Total debt ,625i 502,saS
AMOUNT IN THE TREASURY |
In com. $40 3lI
In currency ................. 2245s.0s0
TOTAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 33, COS, 395
Amount OF debt less cash in the Treasury So 0 $50
The foregoing is a correct statement OF ins public
debt appears from the books and Ireasurers
In the Department. on the 1st Of November, 1867.
HUGH hoCULLOCH,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The Postpone ment or the Trial Of JeH Davis.
District Attorney Chandler is working very snsrgeti
cay in his preparations for tho trial OF Jen Davis,
intending TO be readiness the trial 81 ths
coming term or court, which commences the Goth
INST Mr. Chandler is said ID be engaged IN framing
new Indictment, and has notified tho counsel Of Jen
Davis that he would be ready to the ~
the present term. Mr. Chandler making extraordinary
exertions to be fully prepared to begin the trial. so that
the blame for the postponsment Of Will not rest upon
him, but upon the counsel for the government
Mr. VIM. N. Evarts.
Tho Election Excifement-HOw the Washing.
ton Radicals Take II.
The election excitement here still continues The i'm
conservative and above all the signal
tory achieved in New York by the enemies OF the
sttuonal tinkers have supplied all with lively
theme for conversation. Many radicals take the news
quito coolly, though they we're beginning 70 get used
group Of ANXIOUS nQuirers assembled last night
Of tho radical newspaper Offices 10 the earliest
news, when despatch from the New York Tribune
read stating that the city would probably give sixty
thousand democratic majority and returns from the IN
terror showed democratic gains every where disn.
gushea radical member OF congress from Illinois who
present startled tho company BY sxcaimng,
"Good good hope the democrats will carry the
State BY sixty-nvs thousandI
The Washington Chronicle 10 Favor Grant
for the Presidcncv.
Forneys Press and Chronicle Of tomorrow morning
win each contain long editorial advocacy OF General
Grant for President II 10 therein said that General
Grant hearty accord with the republican party and
in proof OF the truth OF this the editor quotes
from the speech OF Hon Enu b wa-hburne, at
Elizabeth Illinois, the 5h OF October which Colonel
Forney says may DO accep ed a. ike authority with the
declarations OF General Rawlins Chief OF staff OF
the Army Of the United States, Made at Gaeus tho
2lst Of Juno last As TO General Rswlns speech. the
editor says. IN italics:t was carefully prepared in
Washington afser full understanding with General
Grant, and spoken 90 that tbs country might know
exactly the position occupied by General Grant himself"
Unfounded Isasnors Of Cabinet Changes.
Fresh reports OF Cabinet changes circulating
through the city again. and . array OF unlikely
asprants 10 brought forward TO Oil which
about to bs made; but these rumors have better
foundation than any Of those that have been given
the puolic these three months past. can say with
confidence that nothing definite has yet decided
upon BY the President in regard changes his caoi
mel.
The Pardon Of Seddon.
The President has granted . pardon To James A.
Seldom late Secretary OF War Of the rebel conederacy,
and tho warrant was placed 10 his hands to-day
Tho Suppression Of the negro Militia In the
District of Columbia.
Tho action Of tho President in directing General Grant
to adopt measures for the suppression OF ali militia
organizations in this strict ana throughout the South
hss given rise TO good DIAL OF discussion here Tue
justice and propnety OF sucn step is commented
upon quite freely aud often severely: Tue
adverse criticism is, however, from those VINO
have not the means Of knowing tho character OF the
evidence whch induced the President Issue such
instructons Orders being prepared. - ~ sai, 1t
the War Department, 70 carry cut the Presidents Ia
structions. and General Emory, commanding this de-
partment has notified the commanders Of colored mill
tary companies parade any until further
ders.
The Report Of the General LAND Once Com-
Missioney.
The report OF the Commissioner Of the General Land
Once shows that million acres Of pubic lands
have been disposedo, during the past year. There are
yet remaining fourtees hundred million acres iociud
ing the recently acquired Russian Territory. There
thirty maps descriptive OF the States and Territories. 20
gether with carefully prepared map OF the world the
Commissioner argues 70 show tnss the United
are now three thousand miles In advance
Of England our routes to China and Japan and mo
Indies demonstrating in this Connection the necessary
diversion Of that foreign trade 10 this country. nd ~
effects on our psbisc tbs Pacific slope and the
Missssp pi valley. There nov thirty seven Thousand
miles Of completed railroads IN ns cosnwy, which,
since their commencement 10 at tho rae Of shsusaud
miles year, whis the number OF mites n Of
constructors seve~sesn thou sand sign, hundred aud
sixty The report, among osnss interesting subects
treats upon the mineral and agricultural wealth. Of The
souatry.
RcmittnI s< Css~t Mn~sssi Sentence.
by direcoa Of the President tho sentence Of general
coars marital passed N 1885 spon Surgeon John 0.
Ksasby ssrgsoa OF toe Board Of Enronsn Tor the Ds
tris Of Columbia 70 BE- dishonorsoy dismissed ths
sud forfsn all pay and aiosssce-, has been rcms-
sed end has bonsrsbly iscnargsd, date on
the dsy Of h~ dismissal
Censor ativs seatimcrs~ Among nasAmead
Republicans.
lnformsxon from R,chtospd Va To- wight states thai
prominent republican poslcisns thsss openly d.c,ars
themselves Avo< Of ps-ssfrspchis4ng args ns ory
Of hose dsenirsuchiaed ~ ths gsconstFsosos ac@ q
CongresL fhsy ~ nec.s~~y " 30 h~
to prevent Virginia SOD othsv as,ss srou
seuk CohWuhvu w uekfoeF VI tue hsnds 81 t*uhtts
and iuesoiiary radicals, aud 10 prsvsn dsiss aons AZ
negroes from being scot 10 Congress by Tho soshsrn
ststes II " bosgh, thas The advocates Of the eoafss
rees,vs hsr Inspiration from iesdng raj Gals wssa.
ipgtOH.
Personal.
Chief Jssses Chase left whsh ssico for Nev f"<
MIS- mcraipg expecting 20 DO srsasi sbout seek.
The Secretary Of ne fyer-sfy being engaged ~ hs
preparation u his financial sctofs, asacs l'asai 70
nearly al visitors.
Death Of the Collector at Brosvns'hAe. Tesas.
ibfosUston rscNve1 s. the ireassg Depszstnsas
to-day thai Y 4. Rcoerts,u, Collector ~ Curoms at
Brownsville, rexs dol ~evefa DAYS ssse from ssstc~
fsy~s she DECEASED W.. formerly spec~ sSsSs o.
the TrassurI
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