The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-04
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, August 8, 1857,
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The Order Renewing General sheridu.
Ready 90 be lssued-The Reasons Assigaed
for His Renewal.
Il was rumorsd to-day that the order removing Gen.
era Sheridan had been issued BY President johnson.
have the best Authority that such Is not tho fact
but have good reason 70 believe that the order h all
ready, and would have been issued some time ago ut
for some little hitch that has not yet bsen removed
After Ill believe that there 10 lack OF backbone IN
quarters where great stiffness was expected Combine
lions have been formed that embaass the President in
his policy and render him uncertain how 70 aot whsthsr
TO push forward boldly or TO recede.
Il 10 rumored now that there Ia detection IN the
Cabinet and that another member besides Stanton he's
kicked against the anti Sheridan policy. However this
may DO. bslievs the President will no: yield In bis
Dissemination remove "Lists Phil" The order will
assign Tor the step that Sheridan himself 10
IN impsdimsnt In the way Of rational and constitutional
reconstruction, end that therefore, he should b. 70
moved In the Same way that Sheridan himself removed
Governor Wells. Il L0uisisaa II viii direct General
Hancock 70 assume command Of the district and 70 80
adminsser the laws Of Congress soact a little a.
may Be with The letter end spiris the oensutIon Tho
President believes that though the reoens asia OF Goa
sress cloths military commanders with absolute power
stl these commanders should use the utmost
Discretion and exercise their powers y 70
bear o. lightly possible upon the people, and 90 e.
to give satisfaction In their districts He considers that
Sheridan has not thus acted that he has been unwse
arbitrary without cause and In many instances despotc
in the exercise Of power Some other person. he there
fore considers, equally psriotc and far moro efficient
and discreet, should be substtutedSfor him CON-
md If tha I'M Han
cock be believes such man will DO found.
The Proposed Asse milling Of the Military Com
mandcrs Mt Washington.
The difficulty in the way OF Sherdans removal has
suspended for the present the project OF summoning
all the military commanders to Washington for gen.
eral conference. The idea, however, has not been
abandoned.
No Complaints Against General Pope.
Statements have been made recently 10 some Of the
New York papers that deputaton OF people from Ala
bama waited upon the President and preferred COM
plants against General Pope. The only knowledge the
President has of matter the statements Of these
newspapers No such committee waited upon tho Pres
dent and NO recent complaints have been made against
Pope.
The Civil and Military Authorities in Will
mingtOn. N. c., mt Variance-Processes Of
Chief Justice Chnso's Courts Obstructed by
tho Military.
Marshal Goodoe Of the district Of North Carolina, has
reported To tho Attorney General that the process OF the
United States Circuit Court lately held BY Chief Justice
Chase is obsructsd by order Of Lieutenant Colonel
Frank, commanding tho post OF Wilmington The
ground is expressly mentioned in tho order to be that
In each Of the INSTRUCTED the OF action adu
dcated by Judge Chase accrued between the 10th Of
December 1890, and the 18th Of May, 1885, General
sckles Order No 10 having forbidden judges TO enter
tain any suits for matters accusg between those dates
The Marshal supposes that General sickes did
to include the Of the United Sates but those OF
the Statea Colonel Frank intorprets the order differ
emily. Marshal Goodoe has suspended action until he
hears from General Sickes instructions from
Washington. being anxious to avoid collision, but
firmly resolved upon his duty. Chief Justice Chase
is in Washington. This matter 10 regarded . very
grave event. although the impression prevails that the
commandant ct Wilmington has acted without the
knowledge Of General slckles, who is confidently or.
pected to disapprove his action The Marshas course
has been approved at the Attorney Generals Office but
steps will be taken until time shall have elapsed for
report from the commanding general
Financial Matters.
There has been issued from the Treasury Department
Of the Currency Bureau during the week ending to-day
s4S6 500 in fractional currency The following the
shipments OF fractional currency for the period
To the Assistant Treasurer New York. 00o to the
Assistant Treasurer at Philadelphia, 500. 000 10 the
United States Depository at Cincinnati $l00, 900, and
to the national banks $2l5, 5l9-toia $5l6,619 The
OF fractional currency redeemed and destroyed
during the week was $3o5,300.
The Treasurer Of the United States holds trust for
the national banks ct this date the following amo
viz For the circulation Of national bank notes,
s34o, $40 500, and for deposits OF public moneys.
S3s 7s7, $50. Total, $379 $50
The national bank currency issued during the week
amounted $1746oo and the total amount to date
s3o3 50s476 From this IL to be deducted the amount
returned, including worn out notes, amounting to
s45475 500, leaving in actual circulation at this date
$2es, o55. Ola
The returns from internal to-day amount to
g. Total for the week. So soi Total for the
fiscal year 500, 052. 0o8.
The following the amount OF available funds In the
Treasury Of the United states:-curency, SOL o. &c.
gold SI02 174 Of which So 900 in gold GER.
tihcatcs
Personal.
Admiral TeRethor, C. Tegethof. E. Gall and f. Hcnne-
berg depuaton from Austria sent for the purpose Of
recovering the remains OF tho Emperor Macmillan have
arrived in this city.
Secretary McCuioch left Washington this afternoon on
the cutter Northerner, TO DO absent I'LL Tuesday on
down the river trip.
A. g. Taylor, Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, loft the
city to-day to Join the Indian Commission, which as
semblss In St. LOUIS the 9th inst. During his absence
the duties Of the ONCE will be discharged BY Charles f.
Mix, the chief clerk
Judge W. T. Otto Assistant Secretary OF the Interior
les the city yesterday visit to his home in Indiana
and will return at the end OF the month.
General J. c. Coz, Chief Clerk Of the Interior Depart
nens started for Philadelphia yesterday for month
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