The New York herald., 1868-08-07

the matter OF selecting suitable man into serious
consideration.
Colonel Deane's Interview with the Presi.
dent.
The 0fhcial interview between President johnson
and Colonel Deane, Of Louisiana, member OF Gov
ernor warpoulp's stan, was pleasant ana conc 4ia-
tory, the President during the interview sno ting no
disposition to question the legitimacy oi se govern
ment Of louisiana which fuTpishec. credentials 70
Colonel Deane. without giving Governor Var.
mouths messenger any oficiai assurances the Pres.
dent expressed the opinion that the course he pur.
ssed in regard to Tennessee would be adopted in
Louisiana and other Southern States-namely, that
upon proper application the federal troops (of
which there are Q suffcient number In the South)
would be used under federal CONTROL for the sup
preston Of disorders.
The Indian Peace Commission 70 Visit the
Plains Again.
Information received here states that Lieutenant
General Sherman Is about to assemble the members
of the Indian Peace Commission for the purpose OF
making another oicial visit to the Indians to pre-
vent further trouble between them and the whites.
Health Of Mr.. Stevens
The health Of Thad Stevens continues to improve.
He was able to walk about his room to-day, and il
ne should not get worse before Monday or Tuesday
next he will then start for his home in Lancaster Pa
Attorney General Evarts returned this morning
from his visit to New York, and had an early inter-
view with the President. Secretary McCulloch and
Mr.. Evarts also had an interview this afternoon.
Dangerous Illness OF the Wife Of Senator
TrumbuIl.
The wife OF Senator Trumbull continues very Ill.
and tonight no hopes are entertained Of her re-
cOvery.
The Freedmen's Bureau.
Major General Howard has issued circular pro-
mitigating the act Of Congress relating to the Freed
mems Bureau, which was vetoed on the last day Of
the session and Immediately passed over the veto.
Custom House Receipts.
The receipts from customs from July 25 to July 81
inclusive were as fol0ws-
Boston. $2!6 S!S
new 200 i52
San Francisco. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 170,3l6
Total. 50, 7e3. 764
Expected Return Of Minister Fitzpatrick from
Chile.
Major General fitzpatrick will return from his mis-
sion to Chile during the present month for the pur
pose Of attending to his private affairs. 1t is also
stated that he will enter the political canvass for
General Grant. General fitzpatrick Will probably ad-
dress few societies while IN this country, having
received number Of invitations TO lecture upon
South America and Sherman's march from Atlanta,
during which he commanded the cavalry of that
army.
Army Orders.
Brevet Major J. c. G.. Happersett, Assistant Sur
geon IN the United States Army, has been relieved
from duty in the Department Of the South and
ordered before the Army Medical Board at New
York, to be examined for promotion.
Assistant Surgeon J. w. Randall has been relieved
from duty at Fort Columbus New York harbor, and
ordered to san Francisco.
Major NJ. r. Delany, Of the One Hundred and
Fourth colored infantry, has been mustered ont and
honoraby discharged
Brevet Major c. B. White Assistant surgeon, has
been assigned to duty as Past Surgeon at Fort
Schuyler, New York harbor
General Candy is expected to arrive here about the
last Of this week or the first OF next and imnedi-
ately enter upon the discharge OF his duties as COM
mander OF this department
General Emory, the present commander OF the
Department, viii remain in this city, he being a
member Of the board 10 revise the cavalry tactics
now in session here.