New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

Observation-Disclosures
WASHINGTON Wednesday, Oct 7, 1868.
,.,o, e,5crds of Chief-Justice Chase say that he
,oc,,tl, ,pohen very freely in regard 10 the
Mn, election lie thinks that Grant VIII carry
.be states with the exception Of six or eight, and
Lot after he becomes President the country viii
II prosper. In his opinion Grant will make a
..udent and honest officer; will assume no powers
do not belong to him. will call good and trust
rortbv men around him, and will, by his manage
INF of the affairs of the country, make reelection
n 1872 an easy matter. lie will be the means OF
tim the Republican party and keeping it on the
eeon.ive Mr. (ha,e adds that the present political
u,ooi,p clearly demonstrates the fact that the
n.mocratic party of the North cannot remain united
b the Democratic party of the South and hope for
'neoess The leaders might agree but the masses
never. "
The news Of the dismissal of the charges which
pinelley and other COpperhcad partisans recently
eopcoctcd against Commissioner Rollins reached
here early ths evening. The ring of politicians who
-.nd,zyous in the lobbes of the White House, are
daorined at the result and are renewing their inn
rorunties 10 the President to strike out boldly and
remove Rollins under the provisions of the Civil
Tepure-ofO Office act Mr. Rollins is expected back
on Saturday next and then another effort is TO be
made 10 settle the difficulties in relation TO the ap-
pointment OF Intcnal Revenue Supervisors.
The Secretary of War has received from Gen.
Meade report of the Camilla riot. 1t includes the
1eoort of apt Mills who was ordered to make the
pvestieation and atfdavits Of numerous witnesses.
Histo be submitted to the President at once Gen.
Howard expects his report from Gen. Siblcy on
Thursday.
One McNerhcny. a prominent Democratic poti-
dlnof this ci.y addressed meeting of the Democ-
A s,,+ +lo ofI - orb
s,d: Asto the doctrine promulgated by Gen. Blair,
it's entirely correct The Southern States are en-
filled to their rights as States; and if Virginia
upder the Reconstruction acts, should put an eecto
rl ticket in the field in this campaign and carry it
she would for Seymour and Blair, and the Radi-
Gals should at cmpt to rule ont the vote. the Democ
rcy of this country would wade through a sea of
hood before ta3t injustice should he done TO that
gllant old State" McNerhany was cOmDlimeutcd
with unanimous vote OF thanks.
Large numbers of clerks in the departments are
yerfectng their arrangements to 20 TO their rcspcc
i've States to vote. The number of public officials,
derks aud Government employees that will go to
Pennsyvania Ohio and Indiana TO vote, is estimated
rnearly ,0JO more than half of whom are Penn
gyanians Gentlemen from various districts of
these States have been in this city two three weeks
past ascertaining the names of all that claim resi-
Gnce in the States who have voted in elections here
With view Of challenging their votes in the States
An effort is TO be made to have Assessor WellwoOd
dthe Hid District of New-Yorl brooklyn removed
from Office. His course in the late investigation of
ihe charges against the Commissioner of internal
Revenue was not satisfactory, and hence the effort
for his removal One Samuel Maddox is prominent
candidate for the position.
The official army register for 1865 has just been
shed al la of all ptl i'm
The Regular Army on the lst day Of January last,
together with their rank and pay and date of COM
mission; also, all changes during the year Thirty
one officers resigned three commissions were vacated
by new appointments % declined, 81 were Cancelled
and 6s died, Gen. Griffin being Of the highest rank in
this list. embracing many killed in the Indian war
two commissions were revoked eight officers were
retired six were dismissed, and eight were cashiered
The casualty list in the volunteer force embraces one
. resigned. one discharged, and 81 honOrably mustered
out In the latter list appear the names of Wager
swayne, Aug o. 1867: Gen. +. A. Hitchcock, Oct. ],
ls67 and Gen Daniel +. Sckles, Jan. J. lSGs.
The Register shows-1 general, lieutenant general,
major generals, 10 brigadlergeneralS Adgutant1eHet
as Departmental brgadergeneral, colonies; lieu
enant-colones Is majors Inspector 6eneiMs DePalG P
ment-B cOOnels Lieutenant colonies, majors bureau
Military Justce-1 brgadler-general, colonel, ma
krs Quartermasters Departmental brigadiergenerai,
eo!onels 10 lieutenant 10 IgoIs, ~
Military Storekeepers Department-lG captains SnDsls-
tnanteoonels majors 10 captains, Meolc.i l DelaIs
ment-l brgaderg general colonel, 5Aeutenan cOOnels
ians as medical stCreKeepers Pay Department. brig
sdiergeneral colonies; hentenant-eoloneis' ,Is.
der.reneraL Colonies, p iieutenantcolonels,
a motors so captains frstleutenants, and second
hentenants. Ordnance Department. brgadergeneial,
seoionels heutenanteoOnels 10 MAJORS ~ captains, 10
first and secOnd-lieutenants, 10 captains as military
cavalry service OF the regular armg coOnels 80 majors
10 captains. Aruery-5 coonels, observation-disclosures.
Bmaiors CO captains Infantry-4l cOlOnes Al lieuenant
co0nels q majors 40 captains Veteran Reserve Corps
aoOlones, observation-disclosures, majors, 40 captains
Deducting the 2l9 included the list Of casualties
there 1881 officers in the military service of the
United States
The following is a condensed exhibit Of the busi-
hess that transacted in the office of the Fourth
Auditor of the Treasury in September;
ACCOUNTS sETTIED-Thrteen Navy Agents. amount
s0A942I73 "a; HPaymasers f4j3043 -; SO Pension,
ts9 81 two Marine, 81 COS rs; 259 prize claims, Sl6
amounting S23374 40; 1891 letters received, let
teis written, and 90 clerks employed.
Gov. English of Connecticut is in this city. lie
called the President to-day to explain to him the
cause Of the large Republican gains at the recent
: sown elections in Connecticut.
~ Senators Trumbnn, Corbett and Fowler are here.
81 The published report that owing TO the revolution
In Spain this Government is interesting itself about
L. he purchase OF Cuba are altogether untrue. The
Mnbect has not been mentioned in the Cabinet meet
news upon il. The various heads and chiefs of tLe
Executive Departments have begun the preparation
III the usual documents to be submitted 10 Congress
ii The Supreme Circle of the Brotherhood OF the
.thiOn, which has been in session here this week
al Ikted the President this afternoon.
l. Revenue appointments have been made as follows:
r. saagers-Wam A. Elliott. for Eighth District OF New
II Ark; II. j. NewsDan Twentieth New-York; George NJ
Ii !od, Third New-YOrk; Thomas h. Townsend, Twenty.
III "a NewYOrk; John J.. Warren and II. +. Watson,
nMissouri; John Higbe aud Benz Todd, Fifth iii,
=; John r. Francis seventh Illinois. StOreLeepelg-
sAfes Fanrest. First Pennsylvania; Joseph Butler
e serd Pennsylvania; Joseph W. Ridgely and Robert
nter, Second Indiana; William J.. Entwistle Fifth H.