The New York herald., 1868-06-28

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lively movement is going Sn among me mode
rate republicans and the 0n0tmpromisius democrats
here to bring Senator James n Doottle prominently
before the Fourth Of Igly Convention as candidate
for the Presidency Senator Doolittle, they say, Is
man whom all can unite upon In the event Of stub
born contsst-and such they believe will be the char.
acter Of the proceedings in the Democratic Conven-
tion on the men whose names are now conspicuousy
before the country as candidates for nomination.
A number Of Southern politicians, in cooperation
win rev democratic experimenters OF this city,
were busily engaged to-day in planning q scheme
whereby the name of General Frank Blair, OF Mis-
souri,, is designed to loom up, with some show Of
strength, In the Convention at New York. T0-day's
paaver has resulted in quite breeze in the direction
OF Blair and the Southern trumpeters Of that gentle
man say that he will run better than anybody that
could be nominated far the South Is concerned
These promises are taken by the shrewd men Of the
party at precisely what they are worth.
Prize Money from a Captured Blockade
Runner.
The prize money resulting from the capture Of the
steamer Peterhof. captured by the United States
steamer Vanderbilt is now ready for distribution at
the Fourth Auditors ofce. II embraces only about
$1,000, Of which each seaman receives $2l.
National Bank Relinquishes Its Privileges.
The First National Bank Of Wilmington, N. c., has
voluntarily relnquished its privileges as national
bank and government depository, and has been per-
mitted to withdraw its securities from the hands of
the United States Treasurer.
The Recent DifAculty Between Ex.May0r Wal.
ZACH and Mayor Bowen.
The facts relative to disturbance Yesterday after
noon at the Police Headquarters, the accounts of
which have been exaggerated, are simply these:-
Ex-MayOr Wallach was in attendance before the
Commissioners as a witness in the case OF Major
Richards, and as he was about to retire from the
room he approached Mayor Bowen and desired to
know If he had said that the statements made by
him were untrue. Mayor Bowen replied that there
was not word Of truth in them, whereupon Mr..
Wallach struck Mr. Bowen in the face. Mr.. wallach
was arrested and required to give BAH for court.
The Chase Movement Progressing.
washington June 20 correspondence Of the New
York Commercial Advertiser.1
The Chase movement seems to revive with the
approach OF the time for holding the New York Con-
ventlon. II constitutes the chief topic of interest
the complexion Of the entire political campaign de
pends upon the nomination. Leading democrats
and congressman here have placed themselves in
communication with the various Congressional dis
result is an overwhelming Demonstration by
the rank and file in favor Of Chase
The old politicians and perhaps majority
OF the delegates may not respond to this feeling
many of the delegates being elected In advance Of the
development Of the Chase feeling, since the nomina-
tlon of General Grant and the close Of impeach
ment There seems to be no doubt that Chase's nOm
inatiOn would be favOraby received by democratic
masses, and not only win over large number OF
republicans but also prevent serious detection in
the ranks OF the democracy to General Grant in case
OF the nomination OF an extreme democrat. Mr.
Chase's decision in North Carolina case, which was
overrued by General Sickles is quoted as an evil
dence OF his opposition to military rule in the South
Dispatches received here from New York represent
that Governor Seymour Mr. Belmont and the Tam
many Sachems are organizing for Mr.. Chase.