The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-04

dubbed the "Carnor OF America. Sherman has seen
the President many times since. bus nothing reliable
70 What the Lieutenant General said On ths subject
Mr. johnson has iranspired.
Judge Field and ReconssrnoIisu.
appears from various responsible that there
10 no truth whatever the statement OF certain
papers that Stephen L. Field Associate Justice Of the
supreme Court the United Stales In the presence OF
a number OF gentlemen. expressed an opinion
demnaiory OF the reconstruction acts Of Congress
Some days ago Judge Field visited Stewart
OF Nevada, At bis rooms in this city. whore he mS
several gentlemen. In the OF oonversaton Die
subject OF impartial negro suffrage alluded to, w zen
the Judge gave his views as opposed to such eas-
uro al this time. he also remarked that he
thought a conservative tendency as a moving
feature OF governmental administration n, u,is time
would be desirable calculated 10 draw toy ether the
opposite elements Of political opinion. NGtn,ng was
said the subject OF tho reconstruction Paws Il sp-
pears therefore, that tho accusation agar nst the Judge
based upon inference drawn from his views on
political matters Of entirely dins rent character
Senator stewart II is UNDERWOOD 'sery much morts-
fed at the occurrence OF grave cusnton resulting
from conversation that mey ely social On The
other hand, Judge Field is anxious that an
should be made that it may pe satisfactorily known
how the report originated and frs,m what source
Arrival Of General Hit Carson from Colo
RADIO.
General Kit Carson arrived In this city last night from
Colorado, and this morning called the Secretary
the Interior and Commission Indian Anars. He is
accompanied by Kanachs OF the principal chiefs
Of the Utah nations THEIR references treaty
matters. Everything ia reported quiet among the
Indians Of the Far West though there appre
tensions OF renewed trouble with the Prairie Indians
who committed the iepredations last spring. General
Carson also had iDu,ryiews with General Grant his
headquarters and vi til Generals Sherman and Sheridan
at the War Department this morning.
The Gaines Suits in the supreme Court.
The Supreme Court rendered opinions to day The
Gaines cases were taken up and will occupy the Court
| still another day.
Army Orders.
Brevet Major General 7. J. Wood, Colonel or the
Second cavalry and Brevet Colonel O A. Mack, Major
Ninth cavalry, have been ordered before the Retiring
Board First Lieutenant Frank G. Cammayra, OF the
Seventh cavalry, and Second Lieutenant w. Foot OF
the Forty Ihfsh infantry, have resigned
Internal Revenue Receipts.
The receipts from internal revenue o-day were
Sl,as4, $50.
General Sherman's Movements.
We learn from the Telegram that Lieutenant General
Sherman leaves here this evening for Cincinnati Ohio
attend the meeting of the Army Of the Cumberland
on the 9Th inst. General Sherman Will deliver ad.
dress TO the Army Of the Cumberland The board for
Sherman was member, has completed It's labors and
rendered report
Increase Of Legal Tender Notes.
The following important financial bill ntrod uced
into the House this morning by Mr. Williams OF In
diana, aud referred TO the Committee ON Ways and
| Means
That the Secretary Of the Treasury be IL hereby
authorized and required 10 issue $l40 000 900 Of legal
tender notes 10 supply in part the deficiency
caused by The cancellation OF legal tenders and com
pound interest notes taken up by the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
The Release of I'm prisoued Anne rican Citizens
Abroad.
The Committee on Foreign Affairs OF the House, says
the Telegram it is understood, will take into consdeIs-
ton tomorrow the question OF the release OF American
citizens in British prisons Ths question has been
entirely overlooked. Il is thought that action in the
matter will be speedily taken and Request he made
upon the President with Of support
formal demand for the release OF all American citizens
| so imprisoned.