The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06

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There 10 very little TO doubt that Judge Duran
who appointed Governor by General Sheridan, vice
Governor Wells yesterday tsseraphed to General sher
dan declining the Office. He actuated in
this 1t II said, by the conviction that the
office, under The present circumstances, would be
one Of great care and anxiety, and from the
belief. doubtless, that G9yanor Wells wiz DO
reins'ated General sh1dar,s beloved g &c guilty Of
asQDRo!sacs o. orders removing the Governor after
having received the telegram from Secretary stanton
directing him to suspend all further action in the
OF the Levee Commissioners: and it is reported this
evening that General Grant and Mr. Stanton had
ference to-day this question: at which General Grant
favored the admnistrationof reprimand TO General
Sheridan cautoning him to greater prudence in the
future. instead Of ordering him to be removed.
Preparations for Sharp and Decisive Cam
pRign Against the Indians.
The evidences that are daily being brought to light
that the Indians have determined to offer most stub
born resistance TO the authority of the government
seem 70 have convinced the Secretary Of War; General
Grant and lieutenant General sherman that the most
effective measures must DO adopted TO bring them to
submission. With this object in view, the Secretary Of
War, II Is understood, is making arrangements to
so equip and augment the forces operating in the
Indian country as to bring existing and threatened hos
tlities to close much than the public mind IL
prepared to expect force OF cavalry, TO cooperate
with the infantry already in the field is in process Of
organization. 1t is being formed and equipped in full
accordance with the wishes Of the Lieutenant General
commanding and which, 1t is thought. will be sufficient
to enable him to conduct the campaign
ccssfu ISSUE 1t is believed at the Indian Bureau that
much good will result from the visit Of General ALI
Suly and Colonel Ely s. Parker to the tribes OF the
Upper Missouri little doubt being the
commissioners will induce the majority of the bands in
that region to refrain from joining the hostile bands OF
the West. The friendly Indians have been assembled
near the confluence of Lodge Pole creek with the south
fork of the Platte river in the vicinity Of O'Faons
Bluff.
Redemption of Compound interest Notes.
The Treasury Department is prepared 70 redeem the
United States compound interest notes as they shall
severay mature by payment Of principal and interest
to the date Of maturity their presentation TO
the Treasurer either Of the Assistant Treasure Of
the Unitod States New York. Philadelphia Boston.
Progress Of the Union Pacific Railroad. q
The Secretary Of the Interior has received report
from Brevet Brigadier General J. Fl. Sampson, u A,
and Messrs William N. White and Frank p Blair, Union
Pacific Railroad Commissioners, stating that they find
the tenth section Of forty miles Of that road commencing
ut the three hundred and fifth and terminating at the
three hundred and fortyffth mile post ready for i'm
mediate and supplied with all the appurtenances
OF first class railroad, and therefore respectfully recon-
mend the acceptance by the Of said section
The President Invited 20 Visit Charleston.
A committee Of nine appointed by the City Coun-
Gil of Charleston Saturday to proceed 70 Raleigh and
extend an invitation to President johnson 70 visit
Charleston while on bis Southern tour.
JEFF Davis Summer Residence.
II is reported that Je Davis has accepted an invita-
ton from the proprietor OF the White Sulphur springs,
in Caawba, North Carolina 70 visit that place on his
return from Canada and that he will be there with his
family in July or August sft
More Richmond Comments ON General scho.
held's Registration Order.
The Richmond Times Of to-day, after commenting on
and explaining General schofelds registration order,
remarks -'The right Of suffrage precious
boon now and IL should be regarded with apathy
and indifference by who loves hts State and his
section We have reason TO believe that the slightest
obstruction will be thrown in the way Of those whose
right 10 register have pointed out; and no white
vrginan who is not clearly disfranchised, offer to
his conscience slightest for not doing his
duty bis State and speedily ~ possible, BY
insisting upon registration which important 10
his future welfare"
Land Buyers FIocking TO Virginia.
The Hagerstown Mai says the stream Of visitors from
Pennsylvania search OF lands in Virginia is unusually
large and has made the hotels quite lively in the even
ing after the arrival of the Many OF them are
'FRONT.' ancaste Min. Huntingdon and Centre counties.
Most of these gentlemen desire to invest in valley
lands.
Fiareup Between Judge Busteed and Gov
eruor Watts.
During The trial OF in the United States District
Court at Montgomery, Ala, Friday last, in which
Governor Watts appeared attorney for the defendant
very lively conversation occurred between Judge Bus
teed and the Governor The Judge, it Is said refused
allow Governor Watts to conduct the Of his client
as he thought BEST but persisted IN 'rulipg out OF
order everything the Governor did Governor Watts
pleaded and demonstrated with the Judge but all to
purpose so he took his hat and informed the Judge
tn at nc would appear in his court The Judge
also declared this out Of ORDER but before the man.
date could reach him the Governor had quit the court
room in disgust The difference, however, subsc-
queny happily adjusted by the interchange Of comph
men.s, and the Governor again appeared In court to
look after tho interests OF his client.
The steamer Ossipce In the strniis Of Ma
gellnn.
Commander Geo. =. Emmons, commanding the Emitted
States 0sspee. reports 70 the Navy Department
under date Of west Entrance Of Magellan Straits, April
16 that be left that place the date OF bis despatch,
having removed night TO Sandy Point where he
with the Governor Of the Chilean settle
mont and hs urgent request gave passage TO one OF
his colonists 70 Valparaiso. At Port Gallant Captain
Emmons found the English brig Julia Langley, which
had entered the Straits weeks previous, and had
put back from Crooked Narows where she had been
meuaced by the natives their Assistance was
rendered 70 the brig BY the commander Of the 0sspea
At the West Entrance, and oil along the straits.
the natives came 70 the side Of the vessel in
their canoes In an almost naked state. and
were clamorng for tobacco and Gre water offering few
skins, &c, in exchange They becoming very bold
and numerous since the Straits more frequented
and win give trouble any vessel that may get Shore
that not manned with sufBcient numbers for self
protection Officers belonging 10 the British ship War
ran, now employed in surveying the Straits, were
wounded by them recently
The steamer Sacramento at Cnpetown.
Captain N Collins, commanding United States steamer
Sacramento, under date OF March e. announces his
rival at capetown, coast Of Africa from st. Paul do
Ioando