The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept a, lseI, /
ll:a0 O'clock P. n. J


Sickles and Hancocks
ospsrsls Grant sheridan eieklss and Yhnoock
vh,sd the National theatre this evening ~ hear the
spsss Of FRA Dsapolo Al the entrance n Generals
Grant and Sheridan the audience chsGrsd lIsty, and
sAs orchestra struck up tho national air. General
sheridan Was At the War Department this morning and
Aaa . protractsd interview WITH General Grant, On
Monday next sheridan will appear before the Lincoln
Committee the investigation Of alleged frauds in the
Pay Department which rssvmsd 10 sessions In this
city on Thursday last He summoned 1t 10 sad to
sive testimony in reference The Lowsntha frauds.
Prepssed sereuade 70 sheridau and sickIes.
The Provisional Commander or the Department OF the
Rsssmac Grand Army Of the Republic has issued cir
sular - follows:-
The presence in city two distinguished soldiers as
he lao commanders OF military districts Nos. and
coming among us under circumstances calculated 10
- 10 overlooked by the citizen soIdery, and which, il
believed. will be eagerly zed upon by comrades 10
visw to extend, in unostepstous yet unIistakabe
nAnner, our hearty sympathy with and commsnda-
~s .sssmbl" a aiss o~csp On %onssS
september %, In the rooms Of Posts No. and 2, on
Ninth street. thence 70 tender mpimsutary sersnAde
. their hotels 10 Major General Philip sheridan aud
BTsvet Major General Daniel e. sckes, United States
army. Post Commanders will communicate this circa-
~ 70 comradea
N. p. CHAPMAN, Provisional Commander.
The Commander of the Fifth Military District.
The statement was made to day By one who has every
1Acy for being well informed that the act Of General
Hancock in applying for permission TO delay reporting
- New Orleans TO relieve General Mower until the 18th
81 October was not account Of Hancocks dread OF
neeng Yellow Jack, but Of the results Of the late
consultations between Grant and the dstin guished mill
say visitors in the city II is said, in fact that the
ssder giving permission to military ohcers who have
been assigned duty In those OF the Southern States
Rev. lrN~x
until the 18th prox was issued by General Grant with the
understanding that General Hancock should avail himself
Of its privileges and thus the appearance Of any special
purpose In the matter would be avoided. Rumor has il
that General Grant wishes General Thomas to take
nand Of the Filth military District and II 10 hoped that
before the time arrives for General Hancock to report
General Thomas will have sufficiently recovered his
health 70 proceed to New Orleans, when, it is said
another order from the President will DO issued TO the
latter officer command Of the Fifth military
1strict and assigning General Hancock 70 the command
q the Department Of the Cumberland.
Departure of Governor Fenton.
Governor Fenton left Washington this afternoon,
his Albany having been here for several days
business for the State Of New York, in connection
With claims growing of the late war
British Ministers.
The following Ministers have represented Great
Britain At Warrington since 1ss7:-Sir Henry Lytton
Bulwer from 1s47 to ls4s; Mr. taf.srward Sir john
CHAMPION from ls49 to 1907 Lord Napier from 1857 to
1851; Lord Lyons. from 1851 to 1895; Sir Frederick
Bsuce, from 1866 to 1861.
Presidential Visitors.
The President had interviews to-day with General
Hancock, General Fitz John Porter and Ex-Governor
Ssstt Of Maryland.
$780, Fttx John Porter.
II ID said hat the position of superintendent Of The
srsd TO General Fts John Porter and thstths General
- hs matter Of accepting the once under eonsdsra
Ton b case he b. not renstated In the army.
Weekly Statistic Of Fractional Currency and
National Bank Notes.
ne amount Of fractional currency issued from the
printing bureau Of the Treasury Department for the
week ending to-day was $751;, 500. During the same
period there have been from the Department the
following amounts:-To the Assistant Treasurer Bos
ten 900; to the Assistant Charleston
$4,000; to she United States Depository At Cincinnati
800 oo0 TO the United States Depository u Chicago
$4,000 to tho United states Depository 1t Baltimore
SEQ 600; to the national banks and Others 3l93, 73l
1ota $685. 1911 The amount Of fractional currency
deemed and destroyed during the week $40, ZOO
mo national bank notes issued during the week
a<olsO asd the total TO date So 039, 47s 60
From this deducted the currency returned including
worn notes. amounting to S. sa9,3 45 leaving in
actual circulation M this date $500 G9s45l. The Trsa-
sursr Of the United States holds the following amounts
- trust for national banksAs security for circulating
notes. S340, 500, 900; for deposits Of public moneys,
Sss, s73 0S0 roia, Sa7s, oss. $50.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were $3s 74l o9o
a.d for the week slso 225. The aggre-
nate amour. for the fiscal year Is S. 424
Receipts OF Customs Duties.
The folio wing amounts, as duties imports, have
been received from september to the l4th Inclusive
Boston $4,000
New York 2606 COS
Philadelphia .............. 1872 Coz
pAknore. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1ol 32
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Condition Of Com missioner Colby.