The New York herald., 1868-08-30
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 30, 1865


sklrm, Second district New Jersey, Oscar Kebourn.
oregon; Alexander M. Brownen Third distr let, vir-
ginia; Cornelius Bortle Twelfth district New YORK
Joseph Marsh. Third district Virginia. e
Efforts for Meeting of Congress in Sep
tcmber.
Efforts are still being made by Southern republi-
cans for September session OF Congress; but Sen
ator Morgan, who is now here, says that no under
standing exists between himself and General Schenck
ON that subject. .alAaN5si a0aa
Fractional Currency Issued and Destroyed.
Amount OF fractional currency received from the
Printing Bureau during the week ending to-day
$A5,ooo Shipments OF fractional currency during
the week were as follows:-To the United States
Depository at Baltimore, 100000; to the United
States Depository at Cincinnati, 100000; to the
United states Depository at Chicago, $4,000; to
banks, $l6l59l. Fractional currency redeemed and
destroyed during the week. s50O5O0. al,sr ofr
an ,o National Bank Circulation, ,s.slA \
The Treasurer Of the United States holds in trust
for the national banks at this date as security for
circulating notes $s4l 1928 800, and for public deposits
$Ss, 1850 National bank currency issued during
the week, $sSeoo Total to date, $3Os 4e5 eoe From
this Is to be deducted the following
lated bills returned, $ss23sl notes Of insolvent
banks redeemed and burned by the United States
Treasurer $AS,2l7 leaving In actual circulation ct
this date, $2s9,s9S,5 $40. -.. e,,s.,,i t.f I
.s., Personal. ...,t.-.l ssg
General O. ComstOck, Of General Grants stan, who
has been absent from this city for some time on ac-
count OF his health, returned this morning feeling
considerable Improvement.
Ofcers Of the Veteran Reserve Corps Mus
- tered Out. ...,...
BY direction Of the Secretary of War the following
officers Of the Veteran Reserve corps are mustered
and
service, their services being no longer required:-
Lieutenant Colonel Frederick 8. Palmer, Third regi-
ment; Brevet Major James H. Remington, captain
Of the First regiment; Captain George E. Judd,
Of the Fourth regiment; Brevet Major Richard
Dillon, captain, Twelfth regiment; Brevet
Major Andrew Coats, First Lieutenant Eighteenth
regiment; Brevet Captain A. w. McKulip Tenth
regiment; Second Lieutenant John NJ. FOote, Twenty
sixth regiment Brevet Captain Samuel Walker,
Twenty-second regiment; Second Lieutenant Charles
w. Dodge Twenty-fourth regiment lis 3t
bAai Army Bulletin.
Captain John X. Wilcox, Of the Fourth cavalry
has been ordered to report to the C0mmissary General
Of Subsistence for duty in his department, in the
Military, District Of Missouri. ed. 6ass bus a'a
Brevet Major J. F. Weeds Assistant Surgeon. Is
relieved from duty in the District OF New Mexico
and will report to the President Of the Army Medical
Brevet Major General George L. Hartsuf, Assistant
Adjutant General has been ordered to New York
ana Kentucky, and from thence back to New York
city again, on public business. He viii receive es-
pecial instructions from the Superintendent OF the
General Recruiting Service. aj1gyls f1ilIo1 500
Brevet Major S. d. Damrel, captain OF the Corps
Of engineers has been relieved from the detachment
of Engineers at West Point GWCi nnNa9l a7H f3ai
The resignation OF Captain william II. Heilman
Of the Fifteenth infantry has been accepted by the
President. t3faq eil 9seJ' sr0U osmoe 0 .s.ti
An Interview with General Rosecraus--.rLe
y,at EpsIot of the Virginia Mission. ID oav
Washington august 2S correspondence Of the
lsrfsa8 aTI0h Boston Post. la0 ll1 ih13 th
Some difference OF opinion exists here as to the
probable effect upon the Northern mind OF the late
Interview between General Rosecrans and the Con-
federate Generals at the Virginia Springs. Many
here argue that to submit any evidence, however
strong to the public at the present time proving the
honest loyalty Of the Southern people Will only tend
to intensity radical hate. Others are more hopeful,
and anticipate the best results. Among these is
General Rosecrans himself, who arrived here this
In q conversation with your correspondent Gen.
Judgment alone and not at the suggestion of any
else. had known the great power Of the repre-
sentative men OF the southern people during ter
rble struggle OF four years, and had desire TO
and converse with them freely and ascertain for
self II that great power could not now be exercised
for good. i saw these men. saw the very
heart OF the Southern people, and I am happy
to say found it all right Tho great leaders Of
the South desire peace, fraterna feeling, prosperity
and happiness, and they are prepared, h allowed to
do 30, to exert all their power and influence to that
end. Our conferences were free and unreserved,
and am fully satisfied that IL Is not the Southern
people who stand In the way of full and complete
reconciliation" Hl ID ~ - p
'But General.r said your correspondent "would
you favor me with copy OF the address which 1t is
reported you have In your possession, and which
you are to deliver to the Democratic National Exc
cutive Committee for distribution ~ ff UT By
The General replied:--''l have no such address nor
has any such been prepared. The report to which
you allude Is pure fabrication as was the telegram
from this city that sought the interview with the
Confederate generals at the instance and request of
certain parties here. l have written nothing ON the
subject. In few days shall have completed my
business with the State Department, and will then
return to my home In Ono, when Iwill reflect on
the whole subject OF my Virginia visit. What my
conclusions may be am now unable TO say. have
the facts sought for, but have yet to determine
the precise use 10 be made of them I only wish the
whole Northern people knew their Southern brethren
as well do II they did, there would he no necessity
for the cry, Let US have peace for there would be
peace and prosperity" VIZ. i.tt .f
4 such II a brief report that General Rosecrans has
furnished your correspondent Of an 'interview''
which has attracted the attention OF tile whole