Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-30

Gen. Sheridan,s Order Relieving one
of the Aids of the Chief of Police of
New Orleans-Gen. Grant Refuses TO
Re- Interfere-Beauregar and his AssO-
ciaLes still hold control of the Hoard
Parties Urging Injunction against
RecOnStructiOm. s,-,s.
New YORK. April 29.--The following is
Gen. Sheridan's order, relieving one of the
Aids OF the New Orleans Chief of Police,
tor improper interference with registra-
ton: ..aa as Iz1 Fl, ..l..sfq sY
81. w. Boylan, Aid to the Chief of Po-
| lice, having on the 18th inst. been guilty
of intimidating freedmen, by making false
| representations to them, thereby obsGruct-
ing the law by causing them to leave the
vicinity of the registering Office, in the
first district of this city, is hereby dis
charged from the police force of the city
of New Orleans, from II o'clock NJ. to-
day.' -a-li v
Governor Hahn's effort to induce Gen.
Grant to authorize Gen. Sheridan to set
| aside the recent election of the Missis-
sippi railroad directors, has not been sue
cessful. Gen. Grant declines to interfere,
and refers the applicant to the President.
The Herald's special says, the parties
| urging an injunction against the recon
struction law, express confidence in their
success. g.....4..,. s-sSr..s..,. ...se
Reduction of the National Debt.
The Times special says: The workings of
| the Treasury for the month just closing,
will show another large reduction of the
National debt. In the next statement Sec
retary McCulloch hopes to reduce the total
debt to about twenty y-tive hundred millions,
at which point he believes it must remain
stationary, so long as the present rate of
Government income and expenses is main
tained. - a4
The Indian war will draw largely on the
| National resources this summer; and
while the course of the Treasury is per-
fectly clear and easy, the reduction of the
| National debt must soon be suspended for
a time at least.
There has been very strong impression
prevailing in this city for the past few days
that Gen. Rousseau, who is here awaitin 9
Orders, would be sent to New Orleans to
/ supersede Gen. Sheridan. The report has
/ been telegraphed South, but 1 am able to
/ state on the best authority that no officer
in the South holds his command by so GER
tain tenure as Gen. Sheridan. Gen
Rousseau does not desire command in the
i in the South, but hopes to be assigned to
the Department of Columbia, which will
give him very desirable position on the
Pacific coast. 81 e'3t .ft#
Manufacturers, Circulars
j The Times special says: A circular
signed by fifty Of the leading manutactur-
ers of New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
and Boston, among whom are Peter Coop
er, John Jewett & Sons, and others of New
/ York, u. NJ. Sellers & Co., Ben Bullock
Sons, and others of Philadelphia, Cunning
hams & Imsers, and others of Pittsburgh
E B Ward, of Detroit, with others has beel
issued. calling a conference of the manu-
featuring interest of the country to meet a.
the Astor House. New York, on the Sth o
May next, to deliberate upon the present
condition and prospects of the material in
terests of American industry, and to decide
upon some method of arousing public at
tention to this subject. The success which
has attended the efforts of the free trade
league in affecting public sentiment by thC
widespread distribution OF popular docu
ments through the country is cited by th'
call as demonstrating the necessity o
adopting something equally efficient, tC
counteract the evil it is alleged to be work
ing by this the first note of the comm!
great struggle for higher duties.
The Utmost Good Feeling Existing
Between the Blacks and Whites.
The Herald's Richmond special says
In remote portions OF the State, the utmoS
i good feeling exists between the negroe
and whites, where radical influence ha
been used to promote diSsension.
/ Petition to Remove CITY and County
Officers OF huntsville, Alabama.
The Herald's special says: A petition
has been gotten up in Huntsville, Ala, TO
the removal of the Judge of Probate Cour
and Sheriff of Madison county, and th'
\ Mayor of Huntsville, and supplant then
with men of the radical stripe. 1t is said
however, that the post commandant, Majo
o. G. G.. Lester. 0isapproved the object Q
the petitioners, because he knew of moth
ing to Justify the action asked for, and Gen
, Sprague declined to act unless charges @
official malfeasance were made and sus
tanned by proof.
New YORK, April 29.-The Herald's spe
; cial says: The Commissioner of the In
{, dian Bureau is undecided as to whether h
shall indorse the bills recently made b!
Lewis Bogy, the former commissioner, ant
q, at present an agent of the Bureau witt
certain New York merchants, for the pur
: chase OF goods for the use of the Indians
Goods amounting in value to several mil
lions of dollars have been delivered, ant
the contractors are consequently in a stat
of anxiety as to the probability of bein:
paid for them. ..
Decision of the supreme Court in tn
NlaSsnchusettS Liquor Cases.
!; The Supreme Court to-day decided tn
I Massachusetts, liquor cases. The decision
n is that rhe payment of tax under the in
:. ternal revenue lawis no projection to deal
: .ers in articles, the sale of which is prohib
v tied by State laws. The Court, announce
: that no new cases will be taken up afte
:. the 18th, as the Court will adjourn on tn
= Doth.
e General Ord, acting under instruction
! given him while here, has detailed arm.
. officers to act in place of Arkansas Stat
7 officers removed by him.