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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-15
SPECIAL TELtGRAMs TO THE HERALD.

Opinions In Relation TO tke Reinstatexaent Of
Mr.. stanton and Retirement of General
s:rant-Rumors TO the Probable Action of
the President.
WARRINGTON, Jan. IA, lses.
Tho passive submission Of General Grant TO the action
Of the senao in disappearing iho suspension Of
ary stanton by turning TO tho possession
OF the department has creatoda profound sensation
here and all circles actively discussing tho moriis Of
the case Tho circumstances surrounding tho difficulty
OF such omaous ng OF the kind
having ever occurred beforethat those persons
best Informed in such matters greatly divided In
opinion 10 WIZ is in the right and Sho wrong
Rumors OF all kinds floating aboa, tho city prncL
paly In refercnoo1o tho action that ahe President win
adopt ia the cDszgcncy one rGmor states that tho
President will lsste order removing stanton.
another has II that tho President wA place General
Grant In arrest fcr doreci!op OF duty None
Of these ,rumors however, be traced 10 a
reliable source Is douatloss true that The
President inoenaed Al tho conduct OF General
Grant in yielding up the War Bepartmont without In.
strsctcns fron his superior Those who are best quail
fed TO form opinion in tho matter regana the con.
duct OF General Grant ~ positive Gerelctoo or duty
inasmuct as he dres,cd 20 assume the duties or
Secretary s1f War I'D interim by military order which
is andng upon GRAFT 10 posse ssor OF the
War Office until relieved by the astbsrity which ap.
pointed him - any order fSom general officer would
be upon sunscrD whom hs has appointed the posi-
tion q acting stan oncer There is very good
90 believe that the President win at least censure
General Grant for his Official misconduct, II
he docs not visit the offence with n more
adequate punishment. ooo statement In circulation
fhs oYenpg asserts that the President has decided 10
fry Grant by court martial but besides the fact that
Abs report is denied high authority, II is In Itself
unworthy OF second thought. The Genera-n~cnief
St SAID CHINO, be tried by court martial az two or
more members OF such court must BIO The peers or tho
prisoner
jerry Black had long conference With the President
tonight on the subject OF what policy orght TO be
adopted by the Executive In regard TO the action OF
Grant Stanton and the Senate. Mr. Black IS SAID 70 be
favor of tho most prompt and vigorous measures
Ue s understood TO be 10 favor Of the suspension OF
Grant tue removal OF Stanton and the issuing OF
proclamation appealing to The people for on.
dorsouicnt judge BLACK, taking With a friend
sitey seeing the President compared tho present per
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.
WAsuINGroN, Jan. !

WASHINGTON Jan. H. 1868.
Tho return Of Mr. Stanton shis morning TO the duties
OF Secretary of War has been throughout the day the
theme CT conversation In ali circles and much
speculation Is INDUCED concerning the cturc conduct Of
the President in the premises. Various
rent but il is safe to say that nothing whatever has
been determined upon by the President relative to that
subject tits true reported that the return Of Mr..
Stanton to the War Department talked Of In the
Cabinet meeting to-day. but not formally discussed by
the members OF it. and beyond tins all assertions are
mere conjecture
The certified copies OF the Senae's resolution declar
ing that il does in the evidence and
given by the President for the suspension Of Mr. Stan
ton sevcray delivered TO Mr. Stanton and General
Grant last night; but the President did not receive
copy OF the resolution ordered to be furnished to him
until nine or ten O'Clock this morning, although it was
left Tor him at the Executive Mansion about the
same time. Secretary Stanton received at
the War Department by General Grant al
about halfpest ten O'Clock, and soon after
this meeting the former resumed his duties;
but not until hour after the occurrence that
tho President received from General Grant, dated
to-day, informing him that he had received copy Of
the Senate resolution, and that in consequence Of it's ac
ton the Tenure Of Oco bill he had ceased to DO
Secretary or War ad interim.
Tho report that the President sent for General
Grant 10 attend the meeting OF the Cabinet to-day Is not
Tho first intma.ion that General Grant attended
TO do so through Colonel Comstock. who verbally
communicated the fact the time he delivered the
note from that officer. General Grant subsequently
visited the Executive Mansion, and during the afternoon
had conversation with the President about hin retiring
from oface as Secretary Of War ad interian
According to the reports Of those who have opportu
mites to be informed upon the SUBJECT tho Presidents
former understanding that General Grant, before
retiring from the War Department, would give him
notice TO that effect, nsk to be relieved from the
duties Of Secretary The however for Genera
Grant acting as he did to-day 10 probably explained by
the note to which reference is above made
The President in conversation with friends 70 night,
said that Senate resolution did not deny hrs right
suspend Secretary Stanton, but merely declared that
the evidence and reasons given by him were
not sufficient in this to justify him in
suspending him: and the President himself
remarked that there authority for tho statement
that no will refuse to recognize Secretary Stanton, but
will all army business through tho headquar.
tiers Of tho army. Much interest expressed as to
what steps tho President will take with reference Mr.
Stanton.
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MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1868.

The Chinese Mission.
The Senate having asked for Information about the
Chinese mission, the Secretary OF STATE In the reply
to-day enclosed TO that body the telegram from Cassus
N. Clay and from another government officer, making
mention Of tho fact M Burlngame's diplomatic ap-
poInment by tho Chinese government, but stating no
particulars-in other words, anordlng information
additional to tho little already known to tho public.
Appointments and Removals by the President.
The PRECEDENT sent the following nominations TO the
Senate today
district OF F~nchmans Bay Ne, vice Vim b. Peters,
removed.
Bon bradbury, collector OF customs at Portland and
Falmouth, No vice Israel Washburn Jr. whose COM
mission expired on the 18th inst
Kiilon Y: whaey collector Of customs at Brazcs do
Santiago, Texas. vice Richard L. Robinson, deceased
VIM 4. Klgore be Third Lieutenant 10 the revenue
cutter service, vice Georse Gerard, deceased.
Reuben =. Torrey, collector OF internal revenue for
the second district OF New York. vice A. "a. Wood,
signed.
Butter H. Bgiey collector OF Internal revenue Tor the
Eighth district OF New York. vice Thomas smith, 10 be
removed.
Thomas Astep assessor.of internal revenue for the
Eighth district Of New York. vico Anthony j. Blocker,
To be removed.
John q. Clark, OF Iowa, 10 bo receiver OF public
moneys at Desmoiues Iowa. vice Thomas seley, re-
Fanny vandererft, 70 DO pessnisress at she Univor
city Of Virginia, vice David vandergrft, resigned
James N. Nibbng, postmaster ~ Finley, Chic, TO hn
R II o Farrell postmaster At Chico, Cal, vice Bid.
well, deceased
soldiers BountIes.
Tho House Committee on Military Affairs will report
bill authorizing the payment OF bountes as provided by
old law, with special provision requiring also pay
mo5t to the heirs OF soldier deceased pending his
calns. This is to overcome adverse decisions in such
have occurred in numcross instances Of claims
Of shs character presented the department FOR pay
mont
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monopoly OF banking interects 70 which the peoples
interests were subordnased He explained the national
banking system TO support his view, and said the coun
try now in . condition similar 70 that OF Great
land. After abiding to the enormous Interest required
10 be paid BY business here az compared with
the rate in England he said the country could only be
saved BY the establishment Of such bank he yielded
TO motion to adjourn. which lost, 10 To- II, where
upon he resumed the floor and was proceeding TO give
bis for holding views contrary 70 these generally
held by his section whsn at the suggestion Of Mr..
TRUNBuLI. he again yielded to motion to adjourn,
which was carried and the Senate adjourned.
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formances OF the radicals 70 inclined plane
1t must either 10 the bottom, an obstruction Is
placed in the way will DO bounced of the track; but
they gone too far. and II they attempt V put on
the rubbers the wheels will be burned up before
they get down.
Lieutenant General Sherman, il is said, expressed
himself very strongly to-day regard to the rensate
mcnt Of Grant. I am informed that in connection
with high Official 10 alluded the subject pretty mach
in this s,ye:"lf dismissed stan onicer Of mine were
TO be forced back upon my STAFF during by action or
the Senate should give him all che messages to carry
20 che 'front.'" ITO have him shot on, suppose" said
she official "Certainy, sir" replied the General very
emphateally Tho conversation related 30 0ight 70
the President, who smiled and remarked, Thc trouble
is in this that can't scnd Stanton to the 'front.'
Congressional Petition Urging Secretary
stanton Not TO ResiGn.
In tho House day petition was circulated among
the members and addressed to Hon. E. H. Stanton Sec
Rotary OF War; requesting him resign and declar
ing that passage 81 the Tenure Of once law he
could be without tho consent OF the Senate
that no the officer othe people and not to resign
without they demand IL and that II is their wish that he
should continue office. The petition wsp signed by
William lawrence Of Ohio; Robert Schcnck, OF Ohio;
James A. Garfield or Ohio: Horace Maynard, Of Tonnes
see; c. N. Dodge, OF Iowa; r. P. spaldng, OF Ohio;
Eenry 4. Dawes, OF Massachusetts,; r. E. Woodbridge,
Of Vermont; john Covode CT Pennsylvania; Gennie W.
SchoneId, Of Pennsylvania; s. H. CuIlom, Of
Illinois; d. A. Num-, Of Tennessee; Thomas
Williams, II Pennsylvania; Thaddeus Stevens,
of Pennsylvania; Martin Welker Of Ohio;
Benjamin Eggleston Of ohio. and the republicans gene
rally The petition was son, As Stanton by speca
messenger about three o'clock this afternoon.
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RATEs OF POSTAGE TO FOREIGN coUNTRrfs.-
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the UNITED STATES MAIL published monthly Al 81 per
year. Subscriptions received ~ the Post oce, room H. mn
sairs or by post Address publisher " 5. Mail New YORK
Poet onlcey
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BREAST MILK FOR INFANTS AND FOOD FOR IN
- valds aud dyspeptcs "a CUMSrOCkiS Rational Food
Ask your physician about IT, Sold al 81 Corandt street.
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STATE OF LOUIS1ANA-FIFTH JU-
dicial District Court-Parish of East
Baton .ouge-succession of Charlotte
Jane Childs-No. 96l.
WHEREAS, G. d. FAVOR, has this
w day petitioned the Court tor letters
Of Administrator in the above Succession.
All parties interested are hereby notified
that any opposition to the same must BIO
Dled within ten days from the first publ
cation hereof.
Given under my hand and zeal of office
this oath January. 1858.
L's +. A. GALLAGHER,
jau30 Deputy Clerk.
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LUMBER.

r HAVE in yard opposite the Theatre on Third
i street, 10000 feet Of cholce seasoned L1mher,
boarding, and Inch Plsnk, for sails ct greatly 70.
duesd rates. Juns29l JAMES NovAY
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WHITE LEAD.

TUsT received, one ton Of fresh pure White
~ lead. in Is pound cans = very superior article
nd Of three different grades and qualities, and
will be sold at prices to suit the times.
june29 JAMES MoVAY
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC.


FRESH MEDICINES,
DRUGS. PERFUMERIEs
And
MiscELLANEOus ARTICLES.
as ssns s.' :. ~. . .:.,.
fresh supply Of -
M Z DICIN e g Z r g.,
which they guarantee TO bs purs; also choics
assortment of
= i r T u M L II x,
from tha most celebrated manufactures, coinpri.
ing
LunlN's, Madam DukANp's,
Balm and WRIGHT'6
A fns assortment Of
ESSENCES FOR HANDKERcHIErs
sc r. A. r. ID SOAPS.
Alihnds of fresh genuine MINERAL WATER
PURE LIQUORS, viz,
french snd american BaANpIEs,
hEDhA-hyo anu bOVtUuus
PORT WINE, 81 ERRY and MADEIRA
Genuine Holland GIN, Pure 6ChNAPps.
FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
sIROP DE BRIANT,
sIROP oh YLoRE,
siROP bE LAMOuRIEUx
LIoUEuR LAvILIE.
ELIXIR ANri-aLA1ROUx,
INJECTION BRAN,
LEROY'S MEDICINES,
WIN DIX sEGUIh.
PERCHLORMEH DE FEK DE PRAN AK,
HUlLLE DE FOIE DE MORUE DE T0U0Hs.
=. .. :. :. :. Ode Hogs.
Will receive by the next steamer fresh lot o.
Pstent Medicines, direct from manufacturers.
WINTER GARDEN sEEDs-.jast received Z
COAL OIL and
COAL LAMPS variety on hand.
LEECHEs always on hand.
~ Az orders from tho country cnrsfulsvpa
u, and promptly attended to.
JOHN v. JASTREMSKI,
Nv Store nearly opposits the Branch Of the
louisiana State Bank. JUL
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COAL OIL.

Tx Il Hhit~ .7n..Apiosivs Coal OIL, on drafi
IL ~ ayH sion tins, for sale 81
decly JOSHUA BEAL
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ROBERT f.. LEE.

TINE Robert e. Flour Is man ufsctured by
l. Georgep rtu' Co., Of st. Louis, and 10
unsu passed by III Flour made in America.
Give II tril Wig YOU want something extra
decl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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PARISH OF 81. DHENARp, Ia, ]
EtOry's Plan tation. J

StOry's Plantation, ,
0 miles below New Orleans, May Ia, 1907.
W. A, Jordan, Esq.:
DEAR sIR--I have used your patent. and the
machine made and put up by yon. foeclarifying
cane juice by the fumes Of sulphur, In MAXI 6
my cTops OF sugar for tho years 1885, The SUI
gar was very superior In color and grain 4 con.
It to planters simportant in tbs higbsst degree,
and very economical.
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY C. STORY.
These Machines are new ready for delivery In
New Orleans, price $500 each, there. Planters
who have ordered will b. served In turn M gls-
tered.
N. ANY infringement on this patent tbs
party will be prosecuted 10 the extent otths Law.
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NOTICE TO SUGAR PLANTERS.

THE PATENTEE. W. A. JORDAN, has been
informed that MIR. Camille Mirs snd Dr. Me-
Loud have been putting up some moDgryi ms
chimes adopting arms ana cups spd travelling
on the coast. They have no lstiSrs patent from
the United states Government, am all planters
who have them on their places, will be prose-
'utsd and the sugar and moiassss product there
OF, held liable for damages These who have
them, can arrange the matter amicAbly, or
through their merchapts 10 New OrirAus, by ad-
dressing personally, or by letter -'fs
II. a.. HEARTT,
81 Commercial Place, cor. ct Charles a..
decz-3n New orleans, Ls.
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MILLER Il co.,

Seltzier's Store Post Office,
Chester County, Penn.
P. S.-Send your orders Immediately.
Our motto is First come, first served"
ian30-lm.
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PEACH BLOW POTATOES.
, :, BABhEIS very choice Peach Blow Pota
Lsb toes, Just stored and for sale by
tiec5 JOSHUA BEAL
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FINE TEAS.

IF YOU WANT strictly choice Tea, don't iail
l. to give mes call. Any purchase failing to
p.ssse, the money will be refunded.
octl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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CHOICE NEW LARD.
a. Kegs Choice Leaf Lard In store and for
20 sale BY
land JOSHUA BEAL
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FAMILIES WILL FIND
A GOOD stock Of extra foe Goshen Butter Of
n my store.
decly JOSHUA bEhb
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CHEAP NAILS.

r HAVE In store . good assortment Of best
quality Cut NEiIs that will close out at re-
tail very cheap for the cash Planters and 9TH
srs will do well TO give me a call
dec3 JOSHUA BEAL
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BUTTER.

nEALERs can be supplied with few pack.
ages of Butter at moderate prices by cal Ing
~ store Of [dc,s1 JOSHUA BEAL
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EXTRA FINE MESS PORK.
nEALkRs and Planters having need Of Uhoic'
i Heavy Mess Pork, can secure AZ fine ~ wa
ever packed, aud 1t moderate figures, by calling
At the store Of
jana JOSHUA REAL
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Atlantic 4 Great Western Railway!
i a Z
The Short and Direct Route to
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
New Haven. Bridgeport, Providence,
Elmirs. Plttsburg. harrisburg, Phil
adeiphta. Baltimore, Washington City
AsD 70 ALL rorsTs IN
NEW YORK, NEWsEKcLAND
--AnD-
PENNSYLVANIA.
TWO THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS leave
Cincinnati oaly, making direct connection with
MORNlNG Express leaves Cincinnati. texcspt
eundays.y 600 A. NJ. arrives IN New York next
day.atSl5 p. n Boston, 600 A n.
LIGHTNING EXPRESS, (exeept eaturdayG)
Too P n arrive in New York second morning
At 100 A N Boston, 800 Pm
Palace statsroom Sleeping Coaches suYpassing
In elegance and com,ort those on any other line,
natl. and run through 10 NEW YORK wiihou.
This IL the only Line running Coaches through
without change from Cincinnati 10 New York
Baggage Checked through 20 all points
East. .
Ak for tickets via Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, for sale at all principal Ticket and
sts4 mbost Ofhcss throughout the South and
L. D. FUCKER,
General Superintendent.
". D. sRATTuCSosas1xldstAga ss1r
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PERUVIAN BARK BITTERS.
CELEBRATED TONIC.
A Certain Preventive for Fever and Ague.
- L. KoUNs 4 BRO, Do Common street, New
W. Orleans, Wholesale Agents. Mxnufxcturpd
by DR.. N. PERI Co., Whossssle Druggists. l24
Chartrss street. New Orleans. apr2-y
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STARCH, STARCH, STARCH.
TX BOXES Best White Starch, now In store
~ aud for sale by
septI2 JOSHUA BEAL
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HAY, CORN, OATS AND BRAN.
HTHEN snu require supplies of Hay. Corn.
w Oats and Bran, and at current value give
no Il call. (novl2) JOSHUA BEAL
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SODA CRACKERS.

lust received 10 boxes fresh baked Soda CRACK.
j ers fjuly23l JOSHUA BEAL
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BUCKWHEAT.
1UsT RECEIVED, another lot OF choice New
y York Buckwneat--the best made In America.
movie JOSHUA BEAL
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DENTAL MATERIALS.
GARDEN SEEDS.

| T. Y. VIRGIN. successor 10 D Msupay, Dealer
| IL. In Seeds No lD4 Gravisr street, bet. Camp
| aud Magazine streets, New Orleans. aug2a-y
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CEDAR BUCKETS.
nRAss and iron. bound Cedar Buckets, . fine
ID Int Of them.
mari2 JAMES McvAY
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GROCERIES, ETC.
Lovers Of Fine Rich Cheese.

r HAVE In store few cares Of very fne chees.
weight some eight bounds each--and &
which l woulJ solicit the attention Of goot
liverp (oct29) JOSHUA hhah
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SOUTHERN WHISKY DEPOT.

THO. KLEINPETER, No ~ front street, New
l. Orleans. Fore On snb boUeEtic Liquors
soifhern Whisky from II Go to " 20 per gallon
aprZ-y
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SUNDRIES.

T AMPS, Chimnsys and Wicks at
IL G. D. WADDILL'a,
feb5 Main street, near Third
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GROCERIES, Ere.
CHOICE TABLE BUTTER.

FAMILIES OF grncsfs desiring choice article
T. Of Butter at fair prlcss. can proclrs II at tns
say. OF CnuaS JOSHUA BEAL
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HOTELS.

(NlTf HOTEL, Corner Camp aud Common Sts.,
~ H. :. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, ia.
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SAFER KRAUT,

"a u En- hnAO1.
LNOR SALE BY
II NOVEL RANDOLPH BATES
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RIO COFFEE

r oCAL and country dealers supplied with 40
IL Rio Coti.. nt moderate prizes by
u.c5 J ,SHuA BEAL
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COMMISSION MERCHANT.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

r oUIs LsBERGEN, Importer and Dealer
- In Ladies' and Cents Boots and Shoes, No
~ Royal street. between 81. Louis and Cont, New
Orleans, Ladies' Misses' and Children's Boots
and Shoes made to order decN