The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-11

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M'nssry 0ssansxasIsns In washingss. DIS
l banded.
lam informed tonight thAs General guory hes issusd
an order dsband,ng cal irresponsible military companies
black and white, TOO sporting men. organized this
District This has been done under the special mstruc
tsous Of General Grant
! Interesting Evideaee Before Tho Ordnance
.a4 COMmistee.
some 81 the evidence taken before the 0vuuancs Com
mstee yesterday IL Of Interesting character Norman
Wizard and Thomas TAYLOR examined in regard to
coasracs for ordnance and the ownership Of patents
Mr. Taylor who formerly employed a
civilian 10 the arsensl here invented the sofs
meta saoot, THAI forms impor,ani pars OF
sne Dyer proiec,!e- He also perfected two ether
inventions all three OF which we're patented Mr. Tay-
Tor testified that General Dyer informed him that he
shoud either dispose OF his patent rights 70 the govern
ment for the sum Of dollar OF ,ako his discharge
from tho government employ. Mr. Taylor chose tho
latter alternative. u appears that General Dyer
posed these conditions Mr. Taylor the belief tss
Jaw existed requiring that all Inventions developed by
persons Ia the service OF the United should be
regarded as the property Of the government
Arrival of C0ngrcssmen.
senators and Representatives are dropping hero
rapidly now, aud engaging winter quarters xschar.h
Chandler is among the latest arrivals He ID full Of
radical nrs and ready for Impeachment.
The Richmond Election Charges Against
Colonel Rose.
learn from Richmond, Va, TO- night, that John. u.
Gslmsr yesterday deposited with General schonsid the
charges and specifications against Lieutenant Colonel
Thomas Ross for misconduct In experimenting the late
election In Richmond The charges ars four in num-
ber-First conduct unbseonns an officer and gentle
mon; second drunkenasss on duty third, disobedi-
ence Of ordsr; fourth violation Of tho ninety ninth
article OF war The names Of upwards one hundred
citizens have been sent up witnesses. An nvestga
ton Of these charges and specifications win shortly
tsks place, thought not thought martial VIII
b ordered.
ARRAY mt Richmond.
An ARRAY occurred 10 Richmond this morning between
Wasn Berry and Jesse White, in which the latter
wounded in the neck BY pistol shot, Berry was az
rested.
Wianebage Truse Lands and Mexican t:Panss.
The Commissioner Of the General Land Once hes re-
ceived from the Secretary Of the Interior schedule OF
Winnebago trust lands awarded VARIOUS parties ct the
sale Of tho 18th Of March, 1851 The schedule embraces
lO,t4e acres In Blue Earth county, Minnesota Tho
patents 10 favor Of purchasers or their assigns in
course OF preparation with view to early ISSUE
The Commissioner has also received from the United
States Surveyor General San Francisco rsturns Of
survey for two Mexican grants California viz Fez
Rancho. Domingo Feix conarmss. containing A44s
acros 10 San Aato county. about six miles from the
town or San hato and Rancho Los Gaios Santa Rto
confirmed 70 Domingo Peree es a., embracing 4s24
acres. IN Monterey county, about nfteen miles from
Monterey
The Mint mt Charlotte, n. e.
Dr.. J. W. Jones' has been despatched by Secretary
Mccullough take charge OF the former United states
mint At Charlotte. N G. 1t will he used us an assay
once hereafter
Trssting NJ the Washington Horse Fair.
Tho race d the horse fair yesterday was for the Hotel
premium Of $780, and for which General Batter and
Brown George entsred-nile heats best three in
hve. Better won in three straight heats Time, 2:s2,k,
2:2s and e:2s,s.
The TroubIcs in Crete.
The latest accounts from Crete state that although the
Turkish commander-in-chef ordered hostiitcs TO he
suspended during the negotiations Of All Pasna with the
provincial government OF Crete, the Turkish soldiers
could not DO restrained from violating the truce They
set fire 70 the olive groves and gardens in order IL 10
said 70 wreak revenge which they failed to crafty
by legitimate warfare In the battle Of Rehymus In
which they had boen severely defeated by the Greeks
Tho nre continued two days converted ths vicinity
Of this town into desert The Turkish auhori-
ties spread the rumor tina. the Christian warriors
were guilty Of this crime, notwithstanding IL
vas proven by incontesols evidence that the Christians
did not como near the town. and that the Moelem
soldicrv we're the incendsry th9 they had been
on former occasions when they ID like destroyed
the olive groves Of the Creeks It 10 not true as has
been stated through the influence Of kosem agents that
the Crctans laid down thei. arms at the mere s,gh OF
All Pssha, and that only few opposed him. The pro-
visonai government Of Crete has issued proclamation
rejecting all Of the Sultan and declaring that
II will lay down It's only before King George Of
Greece. the only sovereign whom the Greeks are
willing to recognize. The Crecan Chambers
have passed act making appropriations for the relief
Of the suffering Cretau families. also for the relief or
the feet Much enthusiasm prevails In Greece in view
OF the annexation OF Crete 10 ts territory. Tno people
looked with great for the arrival Of King George
and Queen Olga Tho Regent, Prince John ON recev-
ing the official address Of tho newly elected President
Of the Chambers. expressed significant sentiments in
regard to the suspicious bearing OF the matrimonial a
between the King of Greece and Russian Princess
upon the future OF the Grecian nationality.
Marine Disasters.
Our consu! a. Marselies, under date Of October 20
reports that he has received telegram rom bis agent
at Ccue, announcing the wreck OF an American vessel
named Imogens the coast OF the Gulf Of Lyons not
far from, Cette. Everybody board had bcen saved
Our Consul at ST. Johns, n. v, reports the loss Of
the whaling steamer Pioneer Of Nov London on tho 9th
Of July last In Hudson's Bay the captain and one or
The arrived 81. Johns on tne Esd Of October
The remainder OF the went home other vessels