The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
washington News and Gossip.

that SpcratarV Stanton intends To rpsirn
General sheridan has teieqraphed 10
General Grant. deolining 10 extend the
tirne for rpgistratiou In 1 ouisiann In cobl-
,iiance vitbibe presidcnt's conditional IN
strnctions. on the ground that the registra-
III Wn N says iG aiter this rer,ort the time Is
In bp extended he tlesires to he notified. |
and IL will be obeyed he would do 10 az
onco but Tie Presidant's. :. Telegram, was
conditional - ''-It' 49,
GpIeral Siakles has written n letter to |
Senator Wilson stating that the aDnropria- !
.inrs az * j. ss Sf 'tceonst r,,rtion nre
entireIv inadeoiIote. THE half million. ans
nronristed for that 1pnrpoge. are entitpiy !
used nm and was only a drop in the bucket. !
Tho MASSAGE az the President through a |
| NORTON of N6v Fuutand Was of Il pratily-
1 mo chnrdct1it. mis- reception iu Boston
/ was most cordial, ana it seems that the cit--l
i1c,s f,tt t,t,lei s,tnI, bolitics In an expres-
-syon Of resnect for the Cliier Ma.fistralkgofl
the Nation 7Id ~ n als'ho ll
/ 'Tttters rcceivetI here from 'qTifte n intn-'
/ NO., ',,f e,e,,, tc,s NM ,net,ftts M Cbnotass
0e,,eraliy, ,s,.,,ycss a desire IRA brjcf res-
s,on If CONGRESS- .tTen DAYS. IL Is brlIeyed.
lii no snficisnt To mass The sunnIemhi, ,tai
RaconstructionI Bin bevnnd witch there
will urobably he nothini done.
II ivas Owen ont To-day that a witIrss
I has arrived here tor the. Surratt trial jtho
Nri1 A hnNlnn hDnA the
snirocv 10 assassinata Prssidcnt Lin. DIN.
lie HviIl testify tbis week,
Gnytrnctions went ant to-day. TO .p,tr
ra,yIv 1nnoin+nd Minister In NIexied ia
chase down president Juarez and tel him
eomethinU - - ---,-,yT
NM Rs1iraI G MO ressionai fcmmittcb. TO
o,orrnn tbo SortL- With Northprn pIiis-
saries ;" renort tltat ,thirey MEN, lty inty
D, colored and ten white. hnvp already beca
so,,t into INC ISeuthnrn States 81 tdako
sneeches and Aid in organizin0. clulys. and
moro are tn fnllow. 80 i'.a.-lIt'
Sesterdav.,,yas the twelfth day OF the
c,,rnattt triai H. NOT hoIf Iftb,o,i,yh tThr
time. to-day, was mostly occupied with
[eyidcnce of Payne's attempted assasiu;l-
tion Of Secretary Seward and his sou, the
Assistant Secretary. The latter gave, in
his testimony, a graphic and interesting
2 account of Payne's attempt on his life,
= The rumors of Secretary Stanton 5 fesig-
y nation were manufactured ut distance,
for none have been circulating here, nor
docs any foundation exist for them.
4 Instructions have been issued by the
n President through the Adiutant General
III Office no tlte Commanders of Military Dis
= trirts nn,ler the Reconstruction Acts foI
q carving into effect the Attorney Generals
n Il INTERPRETATION thereof.
Il Con. Sickles wrote from Charleston OF
- the 18th:
= ~ have the honor to request that may
+, be relieved from this military district,
respectfully demand court of INQUIRY up
V ON nv official actions, that may vindicat,
:. myself from the accusation oftlie Attorne,
. General, published, it is presumed witt
IS the approval of the President. Congress
le havinr declared these so-caled State Gov
ernments illegal. the declaration ofthe AT
i, torney General that the military authorit
N has not superseded them, prevents the ex
ecntion of{he reconstruction acts, disarin
II, me OF means to protect the lives, propert
10 or rights of citizens aud menaces all wit
- ruin @D. r. SIcKLEs,
~ ',daior General Comdg.
e. III. rbin+s. Il, tho Attorney General
ar Inc poln.5 a. enc AI'SidieG lis a,