New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON Monday oct D. 1900
The open and bold indorsement OF Uen' oraht lor
tho Presidency by Gen. Schotield, hrst mace puone
N todav's TRIBrrNE is subject OF much talk among
,ha n,l;t;ciaps here. The Presidents friends are
Indignant that he should allow man TO be ms
Sscrstarv of War who is not only his opponent
,,,I;bc,,Iv bnt the near friend of his most
b,tsd enemy and the enemy of his party.
NJ J.bp,on is denounced in severe terms.
and the Democratic Campaign Committee
.ay that has course is not only damaging
.n, demoralizing. An appeal has been made 10
Tbs Isieti0eacer the Democratic organ, to open its
p an the indifferent President but without success
Al this stage of affairs it is powerless can it do
ANYTHING until after the October elections. The
Eepubcans are highly elated with SchOfeld. No
one doubted that he favored Grants election, but
he Is looked on in the army the paragon OF eau
tousuess and conservatism. his letter unex-
pectod.
II Will probably crafty those Democratic news
papers which have reiterated the assertion that Sb-
leys report on the Camilla riot has been received at
the Freedmen's Bureau and suppressed by Gen. How
ard 10 know that the General shares then anxiety
about the report that he telegraphed to-day 10
Gen Sibloy to know whom ii viii lac ready and that
an answer is expected Tomorrow Some of the
Democratic politicians. having beeu msled by their
newspapers in the matter, have been urging the
President TO exercise his power as Commander in
Chief ol the Army. and compel Gen. Howard 10
furnish q copy OF the supposed report. Whether or
noi the President has acceded to thc demand is not
Known
l,en Howard Commissioner of the Freedmen's
Ru,v1u. has been compelled TO publish circular
oiliuc attention 10 the act of Congress continuing
~ force the Freedmens Bureau; provides that all
persons appointed to service under the act under
military jurisdiction and entitled to the military
prutscion of the Government while in the discharge
ul the duties of their office number ot
Bureau officers have lately been obliged to re
.igu because they felt that their lives were
.uot safe. One of these recently arrived in
Washington. His small command had all been ar
rested because they obeyed orders in trying to dis
rs.se "A drunken MOB: and he himself was carried
bcfofsa Mayors court and put trial for his life
a. this uncturo small cavalry parry en- route TO
another post heard of their arrest ana FASTENED Ia
.Iee'Se them. The Bureau agent says he had enough
of - and left for plessanteT location
The liver Court Martial Is expected to assemble
here next week. The arrival Of Gen Geo H. Thomas
~ president, is looked for this week gentleman
Wha arrived here to-day from Nashville says that
many Of the prominent citizens Of Tennessee are
rrelug 10 petition the President to revoke the order
relieving Thomas from command in that State. and
~ allow MIN TO remain until after the election. The
feeling between the opposing parties in the State Is
- a enselv bitter that should Gordon Granger take
csa,mand the worst results apprehended Granger
has already gone hence to be ready to assume com
D3and.
Mr. Lincoln remained in Baltimore, after attend
iug the marriage of her son Robert in this city on
the 2lth alt. until Thursday last. when, in company
with her youngest son. she quietly went ON board
the steamer Baltimore which was TO sail that day
.Iog BseineH She at once went 10 her state-room
and eT did not appear the passenger liSt
furnished by the agents of the lne-being withheld
al her reaues-the fact of her actual departure for
Errapr did not become known until yesterday. Mrs
Iiucolns intimate friends aver that her visit to Eu-
Iops al this time is for the purpose of placing her
yoaUseSt son st a school in Germany after which
.hs viii probably spend the Winter IN the south Of
Irance
The Assistant Postnaster-C General denies that the
TRANSPORTATION Of mails between the termini OF the
,,,er and Central Pacific Railroads has been
ysnded. Carlton Spades OF Chicago was the ac-
cered bidder for the service, but before the contract
Was hlled Congress repealed 80 much Oh the postal
Jaws % provided that no newspaper should he sent
overland without the prepayment OF letter postage
thus VERY largely increasing the bulk OF mail matter
Owing 10 the failure of Spades Msssrs Wells Fargo
& Co, are carrying the mails under temporary az
ranaement This firm has heretofore acted under
poWeT OF attorney ioI bon hOIauhS' enc "i4e"'"u
contractor
Letters from the Ohio State Republican Commit
tee and from leading Cincinnati editor, assure us
that Ohio will without the slightest doubt, give the
Re,ubiican State ticket az least 2iOOO majority on
Tuesday next though one or two Congressman may
Is lost in the close districts. The Democrats here
who have been boasting OF a majority in Ohio, do Dot
relish this news.
The retirement OF Gen. Hooker from the active List
,,f ti,e army only prospective 1t IS not probable
that ans appointment that the President would make
20 III the vacancy would be confirmed. The inten-
lion i, 90 reduce the army. and Congress will un-
ioubtedly allow the position to remain vacant
The spanish Minister has given Secretary Seward
Official information Of the progress of the revolution
up to late date. II is expected that Secretary
Seward will bnng the subject before the Cabinet
aneetng tomorrow.
part OF the 9Th l.. S. ARTILLERY arrived here on
FTidsy from Richmond Va. and is temporarily sta
toned at the arsenal. The future movements Of the
.dsischuent have not been developed.
Commissioner Rollins, who has been absent with
nj. fsniiiy in New Hampshire. writes 10 this city
that he viii not return before the last Of the week
Gen. Hitchcock. at one time during the war agent
for exchange of prisoners is dangerously III in
'1eotgstown.
LATEST GENERAL SEws-BY TELECRAPH
The Valley City Wooden Mills, III Grand
Rapids. Mich, were burned yesterday. Loss, sSsoc
...Joln b. Carroll, a respectable merchant OF
foiiiand Me, died At Allegheny eprlng Va yesterday
...- The cclOred people OF this state Will con
Sese Ia Utica at 10 o'clock this morning.
. The cornerstone of the new state House
Tor Illinois was Ia In Springfield yesterday, with appFO