The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-19
WAsHIN cTON.
Tho Cabinets Views or tho Powers Of
Military Commanders.
Important Order OF General Ord Relative
to iebts and Whiskey.
The Greek MINISTERS Presentation
to tho president.


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WASHINGTON June 49, 1857
X 80 O'Clock r. n. +
Cabinet Dlscussioa the Pow ers Of military
Esd C0mmauders. SIS s4a
The Cabinet were in session yesterday and to-day on
the subject Of the ocal conduct Of the commanding
Generals Of the Southern military DISTRICTS and will
continue their deliberations tomorrow The purpose
70 frams such Instructions will clearly define the
powers Of those Generals under the Reconstruction sc
and ensure obedience to thsm at the time facii
tating the registry under uniform rules II is UNDER
stood that the position taken by those authority here
IL that the conduct Of the military commanders ID
proper subject for Executive review supervision
Ia obligatory upon the President 70 that the laws
duly enforced In accordance with his oath OF Office
Tho Impeachment C0mmastee Preparing for
the July Session Of Congress.
The Clerk Of the House Judiciary Committee s busily
engaged in preparing report Of the evidence taken
before that body the question Of the impeachment Of
the President, in expectancy Of the assemblage Of
quorum Of both Houses Of Congress In July. portion,
at least Of that committee confidently anticipate SEES.
slon Other Indications point in the direction and
show general belief and desire republican quarters
for an Immediate assemblage Of Congress-
Important Order Of General Ord.
Brevet Major General Ord commanding the Fourth
Military District comprising Mississippi and Arkansas
on tho 18th instant issued the following order
With view to secure to labor in this district its hire
or lust share Of the crops we'll 70 protect the inter-
est alike Of debtors and creditors from sacrifices OF
property By forced sales in the present impoverished
cssdings for the sale OF land undsr ca Iva.
tion,. or Of the crops, stock farming utensils.
OF any execution writ order OF SALE issued In
where the debt or other cause Of civil action
be stayed and suspended until after tho aOth day Of De-
cembsr 1861 In the meantime, all interfersncss under
color Of any such legal process with the lawful tenant
In cutvating or gathering the growing crops s pro-
hbited provided that the rights remedies for re-
covery Of debts at time Of parties 70 whom the crops
material supplied in the cultivation oi the land, shall
not be hereby prudiced or postponed This order TO
into effect from and after the Gosh or June, 1857 in tho
State Of Mississippi and from and after the Goth day Of
June, 1867, In the State Of Arkansas
1t having been reported that corn, much needed BY
the poor Of this district, 10 being made into whskey
cty, sub-dissric and post commanders are directed,
whom they learn Of the existence Of any dsery
engaged In manufacturing whisksy. TO inform them
ssi.s i and 81 the liquor they can. ind;
the property seized will be sold for the benefit Of the
poor Of Che county in which it Is found and The money
Board for that county te,whom II will be duly turned
over 6ubdstTics and past commanders entrusted
when complaints arc rsado by citizens that they have
been persscuted by the civil asthorites for opinons
sake. such compaans win b satsrtained h. the post
commarers in this District Who, after carefully inqux
Ing INTO al the circumstance taking testimony usdsr
oath OF both parties viii forward report Of such Inn
vestga0n, accompanied ~ the anidavsts, 70 thess
General sIsixIes, Admiuiss uaeisn. Va X.
The Raleigh Senfis1, In commencing General anklss'
adunisratiop exRans some measures Of his II North
Carolina which ssasraily looked upon azhitary,
BY saying tone diculty kss In the fact that
The condition oS North and South Carolina Rnot pre-
ossiy similar. Their status 10 NOT tAs same har wants
are not the same; hence while IN order might work
we'll and BE- needed In South Carolina il may nns suit
North CaroliaA General Sskiss eaaast b. present q
the same time In every place. He II neither onAIscsnt
NOR ubiqusouA Had he WIS.,, true aeod, Intelligent,
unprsudcsd agents at evey point who doubt that
hs sdinissration would b better sAapteA TO every
parr'
Nsluxeatlsu ~ Texas Judgss-Negro TestI-
Msny ExcluAsd frem she Csmres.
0susral Grifhn and General Reynolds, Of Texas
port 10 General Sheridan that Judge ves Of the Ninth
judicial district Of that State, In charge the grand
jury OF this cou ssatsd thai he sAoald rscsvs the
testimony Of negroes tho law Of Congress the sub.
jet unconstitutional and he therefore dehed them
They also report the facts against Judge Doughsry
who stated in the headquarters Of General Reynolds
that regards the testimony Of negroes he would not
recognize the Law authority OF Congress, and will be
bound only sovereign State Of Texas Reports OF
like character coming almost daily from the diff
ferent sections Of this State.
Governor Flanders Rnforcins the Law.
Gover1eI Fsgd'.s q Ios!sIsns on Thursday decided
that all persons appointed 70 office by him must IN ad-
dton TO the oath prescribed BY state laws take and sub
scribe to that promulgated in the Constitutional Amend
ment and ordered enforced by the Reconstruction
law. He has appointed three new State Directors for
the New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad
and three the Opeousas and Great Western Railroad
Company The Governor has issued order In regard
pilots and vessels subject to quarantine instructng
them, In OF sickness being board to fy the ma.
tional ensign al the FORE and keep II flying un. the
quarantine grounds are reached, under heavy
penalties.
Recovery Of the Missing Bonds for Ninety-
nine thousand Dollars.
The ninety mine bonds OF thousand dollars each
which reported TO be missing from the Treasury
Department, found to-day In the Treasury vault
II appears that these sheets by mistake
packed up with bundle OF o,her different securities which
were printed paper OF the size as ", bonds
II has been the opinion Of the ocsr. Of the Treasury
having these bonds in char ,cs ,bev csp- -, ,o,,
but misplaced, and tb.. ,norongh -, -. a.
| cover them. Ia Il sA "o1''
=. accounts In the Treasury 10 90 thorough
complete that the truth or these bonds being miss
ing known within half hour OF is occurrence,
and written report immediately made Of the fact
hh report has been die from that tme but tho par
,cu,s package with which they enormously placed
-, "a - .rtainsd until to-day.
Rrcep,son or tho Greciag Minister ,. -;
Pressdent-Sse~.rh es ON tho Occasion.
Mr. Alexander Ria Ksnsibss was to-day introduced "a
the President " the Secretary OF sss, and delivered
his credentials Esvoy Extraordinary Of his Majesty
the King OF Greece. He made ths rcmewks upon the
occasion OF which the following Is . translation -
sFKEon OF rHs osxsx mrSrsrnR
Mr.. PRU1DKsr-The King Of Greece eager 70 awe
effect TO the mission unfortunately interrupted by the
death Of General Caergi has ordered me % approach
your Erceiency 70 assure OF the sentiments Of the
very lively sympathy which animate his Majesty ~
well the Greek nation, In regard 10 the American
people, and TO become the interpreter Of the grateful
memory which Greece has not ceased 70 preserve Of
all the effective interests be has with In America
all times and especially during her trying Of eman
cipa,ion. Congress last year gave fresh evidence
OF this by s generous vote In favor OF the Eastern
Christians who struggling for their liberty. Happy
having been chosen 10 the paternal ssutation
OF the Greeks and OF their King 70 people re.
and arrive 4 In epoch when i