New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

all day long. The White House and the offices in
Newspaper Row have been crowded all day. Dis
patches were being continually received at these
places. The proprietors of The IntelligeRcer had
carriage in use taking the returns from their office to
Mr. johnson. Tonight the general belief is that
Pennsylvania has gone Democratic, that Ohio elects
a Republican Governor by few Thousand majority,
but the Democrats have the Legislature and the
Amendment is defeated, and that there have been
Democratic gains in Indiana and Iowa. The old
Washington Rebels and there are thousands OF
them residing here, very iubilant and send up
halleluah for the anticipated return OF the Old days
when they ruled supreme. The White House politi-
clans and lobbyists have been heaping congratula-
tions on the President. grand serenade to HIS EX-
cellency is announced for tomorrow night. He is
expected to make speech, and define his future pol
lev. and tell of his long talked of coup eat against
the Radicals OF course all sorts of rumors are being
circulated among the people. 1t appears TO be the
settled opinion of all that Mr.. Johnson will lmme-
diately reconstruct his Cabinet Eyen in official cir
cles it IS not denied that some changes
will be made Reverdy Johnson was sent for and
arrived here tonight. In the new arrangement OF
Johnsons Government the New-York Democracy are
to have the first choice. In fact they are to control
the whole matter. Mr.. Johnson is thoroughly scared
at tlclT acIlOlS III lutlI ldlc ~
and will do anything to appease them. This is all
they wanted. Senator Patterson, the Presidents
son-n-law. stated publicly tonight, while he and
Mr. Bogy were in a fit Of ecstacy over some returns
from Ohio, that ex-Gov. Seymour will succeed Mr..
Seward. From similar source, it is learned that
Frank F. Blair jr Gen. McClernand, and Gen. Ewing
are named for the War Office. Mr.. johnson has
failed to make the use he wished of Gen. Sherman.
For Secretary McCuochs place there are
several names mentioned. Messrs. Black and
Cowan are mentioned as the representatives,
Of Pennsylvania and their friends state that New
York prefers and will ask for, the Treasury Depart
mcnt. and give the State Department to Pennsyl-
yania Many think that McCuoch will not be re-
moved but it IS known thar he will be fought by the
corrupt politicians from Pennsylvania and Ohio, by
whom he could not be used to aid their schemes.
They will he back in few days and, flushed with
victory. will think nothing too great Tor them 10
demand. Stanbcry and Weles are SAID to
have done all that was asked OF them
TO insure the late triumph. aud nothing
is said rs to what is to be done with Randall ana
Browning. Gen Howard is expected to be assigned
10 a command in Texas or on the Plains. and Judge
Holt is to be disposed of in way The clerks IN
the Departments who still remain true to their Rad
cal principles are very nervous, and fear discharge
Tomorrow night it Is hoped will bring forth all
Until then the excitement will of course continue.
Gen. Sherman is still here He had another inter
view with the President to-day.
Gen. Schofeld, Commander of the First Military
District. arrived here this evening. He is merely
here on n short leave to recruit his health.
Judge Spalding of Ohio arrived tonight. Senator
Morgan left for home to-day
The Washington Lincoln Monument Association
closed contract to-day for monument, to be bult
of white marble, and TO have hight of 80 feet III
cluding statue of Lincoln eight feet high OF Italian
marble Over 5000 has been collected for this pur-
nose. almost entirely in Washington. The mOnu-
ment will be placed in front of the City Hall.
Subject TO the approval of the Secretary of War,
the military reservation of Fort Wadsworth. Dakota
Territory is established and defined by the follow
ing boundaries, according to the survey and map
made by Lieut. d. II. Kelton, 10th Infantry, IN 1867,
viz: Commencing at the flagstaff 9t Fort Nads-
worth whose latitude is 45o 43 30 and longitude 81
3o' running thence to n point three miles west of
Fort, thence due north ten miles, thence
e,st nine miles thence south fifteen miles thence
west to the intersection OF line running south from
the west point embracing tract OF nine by hiteen
miles.
Onr Consul at Havana has given notice of an order,
issued bN the VI tlic
Of Cuba the exact fulment of act second of the
Regulations of the Customs and of rule one of the
ROYAL order of July /. 1852 which expressly forbid
that goods be manifested to order and require the
established penalties to be made effective on those
infringing the same.
Iieut. J. c. De Gress, Ninth Cavalry. mas been as
signed TO duty as Ad-de-camp on the staff of Gen.
Mower commanding the District of Louisiana. In
addition to his other duties he will relieve Lieut..
George Baldv, Thirty-ninth Infantry, Aid-de-camp,
from duty as Secretary of Civil Affairs and Acting
Inspector General of the District of Louisiana Lieut.
Bady is assigned To duty as Acting Assistant Adlu-
tant General District of Louisiana, relieving Lieut..
Burbank. Thrty-seventh Infantry who Is ordered to
resume his duties at headquarters OF the tlith Mill
tary District.
Official information has been received that by a
late law of the Portuguese Government the export
duty of - the pipe on Madeira wine has been re-
moved: to compensate for the loss OF when reNe-
nue. tax has been placed on the retail price OF suhy
articles including two cents on salt beei one cent on
rice and one cent on pork for every two pounds two
ounces and one-half cent on fish and petroleum per
ltrc.
The Commissioner Of Pensions has appointed the
following Examining Surgeons: Robert H. Brown at
KirksvIlle Adair County, Missouri; $. s. Clemmons,
at Manchester Bennington County. Vermont; ii. {.
Barrell. Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois; NJ
V. b. Newcomer, Upton, Indiana.
The Government propeller Rucker took on board
today three light batteries at the arsenal, for Fort
McIenry, near Baltimore.
John G. Godfrey has been appointed Collector OF
Customs at St. Mary's Georgia, in place OF Mr.
Rudolph, resigned
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