The New York herald., 1867-04-27
WASHINGTON.

Court dismissed the bills on Monday next Counsellor
Carlisle aven that Mr. Stanbery knocked the State OF
Georgia into General Popes "cocked hat" Senator
Stewart regards the substantially ended Others
also, eminent in the law express the views But
Notwithstanding A this Governor Sharkey's courage
rsea He 10 exalted when others are depressed Accord
ingly he solemnly expressed himself after Mr. STAN
berry had done with his argument the ecs that the
bills would be sustained and the inunctons granted
10 use his words 1--WE shall succeed" uttered with an
air or the greatest confidence But he Is alone in tho
belief far lawyers concerned except those
gagged In the II Is barely possible that they hope
for Senator Stewart that the Attorney
General In admitting that Georgia and Mississippi
States with capacity 70 sue, and that the Governors OF
those States had authority involve them in litigation
without the consent Of their Legislature conceded to
the rebels the strongest part Of his but that he still
had enough left to annhilae the injunction He de-
cares that the arguments both sides ignored the fact
that there had been rebellion, that such had
listed any disabling consequences followed but he hopes
the Court will take judicial notice Of the fact that
has existed and that WILL in the opinion Of the Court
furnish reason for the passage Of the measures
planned Of in the bills before it,
Illness Of the Secretary Of the Interior.
Hon. 0. H. Browning, Secretary Of the INTERIOR has
been confined to his house with sickness for the past
day two. Yesterday 1t feared that his illness
would prove OF dangerous character, but since then
an improvement has commenced, and IL is expected
that in few days he will be able to return to his
duties
Tho Bankrupt Law.
II may be stated, for the information Of those who
are interested in the Bankrupt law, that the rules and
forms which are being arranged not as stated in
some OF tho papers yesterday, in the hands Of the
printer On the contrary, but very few Of the forms
are with the printer, and none of the rules or
other matter. The commission appointed for the
purpose Of settling the executive details of the act
diligently engaged in considering the many important
suggestions made leading members OF the bar through
the country and it will be several weeks before
their report will in readiness for the Supreme Court
to pass upon-probaby not before the latter part of May
This done the rules and regulations will be printed in
accordance with the resolution of the Senate.
The Presidents Special Secretary.
Mr. Frank Cowan, son Of ex-senator Cowan, of Penn
sylvana has been appointed special secretary Of Pres
dent johnson, and notJ. f. b Cowan.
The National Game.
The National Base Ball Club Of this city goes to Annapo
lis, Nd, tomorrow to play match with the midship
men at the United States Naval Academy.
Arrival Of the Japanese Commission.
The japanese Commissioners arrived here this evening
by the six p NJ tram and Immediately proceeded to the
quarters selected for them the Department OF State
wormleys First street. between Fifteenth and Six
teenth, not the Metropolitan as previously stated Mr.
Derby did not arrive with the Commissioners, having
NAMED New York to attend to the forwarding OF the
baggage which is delayed at the Custom House for In
spection The Commissioners did leave their lodgings
this evening" and is stated that they will not make any
visits until the OF secretary Seward, who will pre-
sent them 70 the President It is probable, however,
they may be introduced TO the President
by Assistant Secretary Seward.
Orders Of General SchoneId.
General Order No. IT, from headquarters First Military
district commanded by Major General Schohcld issued
the 23d ns announces that the District Of Henrco
| has been discontinued Brevet Major General X. s.
Granger Lieutenant Colonel Eleventh infantry, has
been directed command Of bis regiment and
Of the post Of Richmond embracing all the troops
toned and the city OF Richmond Brevet Major
Samuel A. Foster Chief Commissary Of Subsistence
Department Of the Columbia, has relieved nom
duty as Acting Assistant Adutans General, and First
Lieutenant R. r. Strong, seventh infantry Aid decann
has been ordered perform the duties Of Acting Assist
ant Adjutant General Brevet Lieutenant Colonel J. s.
Stewart Paymaster United States Army, has been
lieved from duty with the military command Of North
Carolina
A Garrison 20 be Quartered af Fayettc.
vile, N. &.
II reported that in consequence OF repeated evid
ences of disloyay. Fayetteville, c., TO have gar
General Sickies district and Is supposed be by his
orders
Governor Jenkins. Of Georgia. Repud!ated.
At public meeting of the citizens Of Barlow county,
Georgia the following resolutions we're unanimously
adopted.-
Resolved, That We view with astonishment and deep
regret the attempt OF jenkins to renew our difficult
ties and invite farther legislation by the United States
Resolved, That having seen the desolaton and suffer-
Anfar-
mined by the assistance OF worthy district COM
mander General Pope, that this people in the future
shall ever show willingness TO ABIDE the decisions OF
maoritylof the OF the United states and obey the
laws given TO them by our Congress-
Resolved, Tha. the class Of politicians who have ave
support free people, that their suggestions are only
equaled in impudence BY their former attempt at So
cesson and that In the future wc will trust our destiny
In the hands alone OF such truly worthy OF
the confidence Of the government Of our fathers.
The Abiding Places Of Jcm Davis and PrcsI-
dent Lincoln.
Under the caption Of "Hotter StiI,n the Petersburg
Wal Express makes the following remarks:-
Those who are beginning 70 revivc their sympathcs
for Js Davis because he s doomed 70 another summer
sha. drsadfoiy hot place Fortress Monroe ought 70
he ID supposed TO be In, according to the Georgia
Hpirituaists.
The Blississippi Isjanctien Bill Condemned.
the subserfugcs Of the Mississippi Injunction bill are
condemned by the jackson (Mss) Clarion which jour-
nal has . forcibs article against the arguments Of
Mesr1 sharkey and walker The writer contends that
secession not regarded ~ crime by the people Of
Mississippi but regards any attempt the part OF the
STATE to shrk the responsibility for the act and throw
the blame portion OF tho people - essentially
dshonorablc and In contempt OF the truth Of history
Land swindler In South Caroliua.
person calling himself A. Stanfort Is going through
South Carolina collecting money from persons Of color
and giving them in return certificates FOR land, which
he says viii be taken from the white people about h
teen days and delivered 10 them. He represents him
self agent for the United States government The
following 10 . copy Of one Of his certificates.
This - day Of April 1851, have paid 10 the pass
of the United States the OF two dollars for value
received In hand By order, r. SHEADALER,
To agt A. SrAxvoRr sUBADEE KENLY
| The PeopIe of Atlanta. Ga. Accent the Stu