The New York herald., 1867-04-06

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La Edwin n Hooysv, fsnsonsills Mich. O. ?: He'd
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aO.sIa EpAssi@ La1sssy p9vs, s,s .%'1 hsDry
cSss Z asdisen. C.nssidss. o John Kohl shelby O. ;
Ssss ss.s wsss ono; ss Dsvd seSss hso
Samuel Rsxnssr, CaEksvlle, Tenn Richard Barnett
snlsy Sss:Spr To tsoSG tog Brown
Matches, Ms Julius Carter g. Johns. Michigan;
S.a H a.1 s F. s::: s's sss
non Iowa; Edward lsrni. I.rnieesoa, ks; Richard
Kansas; Dsnnls GcKsy, Macon oisy ~.
Collectors Of lntsrn.i Revenus- William B. rasum,
sssnsa dssic. q Of Frederick " curssnius
Second district Of Michigan. teaa 1e Hea
axissnsh dissrics q Psunsylvanis; Henry Raymond.
Sixth district Of Michigan. t H3
a Nsminasisss Rejected by the Senate.
The Senate rejected the following nominations:-
Postm.sssrs-H ", Anderson, Washington. Iowa;
s.%ss c.say Ea. x 1'ssa S jsns: Ss. ssss
Dep r. ';sss ss.ei s;:ssss.sHI WI
bur Tonanaa. Pa waldo r. DAVIS. Van wsrt Pa;
fss;s G :s I'Ts xs s'sss GSs.' ssssss
Ohio; John W. Fuller, Toledo, Ohio John h AcCor.
9Sai. sa hTf' mof b.1, r T
Consul ~ Ravenna-Georgs 9. Barclay, Of PennsyL
Naval storexeeper-T J. Wales At Washington
Assessors OF Internal Recommendation p. Aapss.
Fourth district Wisconsin; N. B. Beers, Ninth district
Collectors Of Internal Revenue -Adolph Forenson.
Firth district Wisconsin; John II Glover, Third dis
tric Wisconsin; James Clements, Third District Aichi'
United States Aarshal-samusl A Jones. Western
Pension Agent-Frank 6 Curtis. ss Macon City, Mis-.
souri,
The Vacant Onices in tho Interior DEPART
The interval OF anxiety and suspense for seekers after
vacant Offices In the Department Of the Interior s At
length Not that si who felt inclination TO oc
cupy the empty desks in that department have been
satisfied, by any means; but understood that all the
vacancies among examiners and clerks Of the Patent and
Pension Ofaces have been disposed Of. Tho appoint
ments in the PENSION OfAce have all been made, and
those in the Patent ooe have been determined upon.
Rumors Regarding Ncsmith's and Rousseau's
Appointments.
Il s rumopsd about the hossls tonight that Nesmith
has been rejected for the Austrian mission, and that
Rousseaus confirmation has been reconsidered by the
Senate. Inquiry results in dsproving both runora A
motion was made to reconsider Rousseau's case. but
failed; and action on Nssmith's confirmation was de-
fsrred- as "a ~
General Meredith,s Misfcrtunes.
That msfortunes do not como sngiy was illustrated
to-day the experience Of General Meredith Of Indiana
He had Just heard Of his rejection by the Senate Sur
veyor General Of Montana when . telegram reached
him Of the death Of his and the sudden and danger
ous insss Of his wifs
Eject Or Collector smythe,s Letter g the
.1s-14 SaaasA Presfdent.
! have reason 70 believe that Collector smythes late
letter 70 shs Presdent answering Mr. Huiburds reso
luon asking for Mr. Smyshs's removal nom once for
Akua@ H. h~A lhalfsn N,r4e tho
No notion b sstsrainsd a complying win me modsst
HuzhuIdisa request, ana NJ smyths may, Therefore.
vsse say h hs shoSs until NEXT December u least
Beard - RSgistFusiSs In vlrgiaIa.
General oshe1stf to-day Issued cFdss sppoiutangs
beasd, whss Asay shulisb v rscsnmsnd psFssns 70
form boards Of rssisssassoA registering seaesr wiD
be required for sscA district Of county, ward Of
city. An olnosr of the army or Fresdmens Bureau VIII
Be member og esoh board, and the others will
b selected from the following classss:-First on
Of the United Stass army who have been honobly
discharged; seeoud loyal citizens Of the county
city for which they are selected; third any other
loyal ctissHs having the proper qualifications The
boards arc 70 be composed Of men who ere mot only
loyal now but have always besn 70 the government Of
the United States and who have the confidence Of the
cissna the board win make regular reports Of their
% ssctionA
X, Senator Wilson'S Visit 20 Richmsnd. sa
Advioes from Richmond tonight represent that Sena
Tor Wilson'S visit there one long contemplated 10
General Brown, Of the Frssdmsns Bureau, with whom
he went 10 Petersburg Thurday afternoon to take
look a. places OF interest thers The Of his visit
having preceded him, he met by General stopeman
the Mayor and q large delegation Of citizens, who
questsd him TO address them that evening This he
consented 70 do, though unpreparcd He was
lntsnsd TO by an immense assemblage, and
with ~ much respect Is 4 had bssn Boston, msst
remarkable speech which has Inclined the people here
TO look favoraby Congress- and will operate for
the good OF the country. since has been discovered
that Mr. Wilson blood and thunder connscation
msn be has b.come decidedly moro popular in vir-
ginia and viii Be listened 70 with much Interest In the
city Of Petersburg Mr. Wilson openly avowed himself
radical republican. He said he had for long time
wished 70 vs thsm but ths locality not healthy
fos him hsrstoora He thanked them for 20 kind re-
csption, which was altogether unexpected
Rx.Nlisister Bigelsw In RieAmsnd.
J. Bgeow, late Minisssr 10 France, and lady, arrived
IN Richmond yesterday and are Saying = the Ballard
House They visited points Of Interest today and will
probably return 10 this oy to-morow Ths band OF The
Eleventh uni.sd States infantry ssrsnadsd thsm TO-
night
Dinner as Mr.. ssward's Residence.
dinner party, composed of Cabinss ministers and
ssvsnl of the Senators, came on thn evening at the
residence Of Secretary Seward, where supposed the
principal subject TO be discussed, besides the dinner
the Russcsew treaty, ~ there appeared 70 bs
indications Of rejection By the Senate. Tsrapin and
Chatsaa MarEanx win doubles assist In the slucdston
Il this already knosty subiest Ma
The Army Medical Museuo.
Surgeon General Barnes to-day issued circular 70
medical ocs and others interested in the progress Of
medical scsnos calling upon them 70 forward conbu.
lions 70 the Army Medical Museum. which d row pre-
pared for their reception Besides interesting medical
and surgss scImsns which win bs forwarded - hero
ssfors the General requests such articles follows 10
be collected Rare pathological specimens nom
animala including moustrosItiss; typical craaia Of
Indian tribes; specimens Of their arms, dress
implemens rare articles Of their Diet incidence &c.
specimens Of posonous insects and reptiles and Of their
effects snimals In furhsrance Of this object Acting
Qusrssrmaser General Rucker directs oncers or the
danarmant In charm Of eoyernnent raina raturning