The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-22

with golden bonds New York may have an exposi-
ton which for richness will exceed any that the Con-
gressonal smelling committees ever produced.
Why Supervisors Have Not Been Appointed
Investigation by a Congressional Commit
tee.
The Committee on Retrenchment had a meeting
and determined to investigate the reasons
why the Supervisors ordered by Congress have
not yet been appointed also what are the
character and extent Of the frauds charged
by Mr. Buckley and others as having been CON-
mitted In the Revenue Department. and II the
charges are not true the why they have been
made and the names OF the persons who instigated
them subcommittee was appointed. consisting
OF hessrs. Van Wyck, Benton, Halsey, Jenckes and
Edmunds. The committee win dominance its inves
legations tomorrow.
Internal Revenue Appointments.
the following gaugers have been appointed
Louis p St0ckdale, First district of Pennsylvania
James X Lloyd Ninth district OF Kentucky; George
Corwtne, Twelfth district OF Ohio.
The following storekeepers have been appointed
Isaac Rosenbourgh. New York city; Michael Mad
den st. LOUIS Joseph p. Wilkinson, st. LOUIS viii
liam H. Rogers, Virginia; Frederick T. Reynolds,
and William L. Ross, Covington KY; Joseph Arm
strong Ohio John r. Magruder, Baltimore; Wright
smith, Tobacco Inspector for the Sixth district Of
General Grant TO Return In October.
General Rawlings to-day received letter from
General Grant, who is still at Galena and win not
probably visit Washington before the middle or
October.
Major General Howard and the Ku Klux
Khan.
Major General Howard to-day called on the Secre-
tary Of War, and was in consultation with him for
more than two hours. The General was giving in
his experience whilst amongst the Ku Klux Khan
and reporting the result Of his recent tour Of nspeo
ton through the Southern States.
Investigation Of the Olmstead Frauds.
The Post once authorities were to-day investiga-
ting the defalcation Of Disbursing Clerk Olmstead.
The amount unaccounted for on the books is $4
Olmstead has not yet been arrested.
Bonds Issued to the Central Pacific Railroad.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day ordered to be
issued to the Central Pacific Railroad Company
ST. 900 In bonds on account Of the completion OF
thirty miles Of that road, extending to the two hun
dred and nfnetieth milestone east from Sacramento.
The bonds bear interest from September 10.
The Late Republican Procession In New
Orleans.
The following correspondence has just been made
public
WASHINGTON, Sept. u, 1868.
COMMANDING GENERAL, Department Of Louisiana,
Brevet Major General HATCH Assistant Commits
soner OF the Freedmen's Bureau, reports there is
danger OF an assault upon tOrchght procession in
New Orleans tonight You Will so dispose and en-
ploy the troops under your command as to prevent
such assault and preserve the peace. Please &C
By command Of General GRANT.
J. c. KELToN, Assistant Adjutant General.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II, 1865
Brevet Brgadier General j. G. KELTON Assistant Adj
jutant GeneraoUnited States Army, Washington,
Despatch received. There is no danger, IN my
opinion, OF an assault upon the procession tonight.
The danger Is the negroes will commence riot,
and the public property may possibly be destroyed.
L nave made arrangements to protect It, and Shall
all Of my disposable troops for that purpose.
Am to interfere any further than thsS The Gov
ernOr has not asked Tor assistance.
ROBERT G. BUCHANAN,
Brevet Major General Commanding.
An application for troops from the Governor was
received an hour after the above was sent
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. IL, 1858.
Brevet Major General X. G. BUCHANAN, Command
ing Department Of louisiana
Your despatch Of this date received and ap
proved. J. G.. KELT0N.
Assistant Adjutant General.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept IA, 1865.
ADJUrANT GENERAL United States Army, Washing
ton, ID. Co.
AS expected, everything passed or quietly in
republican procession on Saturday night last.
ROBERT g. BUCHANAN,
Brevet Major General Commanding.
verbal OF General Hatch that no such idea
was conveyed intended to be conveyed as that
the dispositions of the troops were rendered neces-
sary by the danger Of an attack upon the process
sion.