The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-09
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, August s, 1868.
Our Minister In MexicO.

WASHINGTON, August s. 1863
Our Minister TO Mexico.
General Rosecrans, our Minister TO Mexico,
arrived here this morning and had long interview
with the President Subsequently he had talk
with Assistant Secretary OF State Hunter and 1t 10
said, received full instructions.
Farewell Order Of General Candy.
The following Is the order OF General Candy relin-
gushing command OF the Second Military District:
GENERAL oRDERs-NO. $50.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, s. c., August s, 1858.
In obedience to General Orders No. from the
Headquarters OF the Department OF the South, the
undersigned hereby relinquishes the command OF
the troops in the late Second Military District The
officers OF the General star on duty ut headquarters
OF that district will report to the Major General COM
handing the Department Of the South. In relln-
gushing this command the undersigned takes this
occasion to acknowledge the zeal and fidelity with
which the officers and men have performed the diff
cult and delicate duties committed to them, ana 10
express his thanks to commanders or posts ana the
other Officers OF the staff for their active and Jealous
cooperation, and to all his warmest wishes FOR their
welfare and happiness -
Brevet Major General United States Army.
Colonel DE ane's Interview with Secretary
SchOfeld.
Colonel Deane, OF Governor Warmouth's star had
interview this morning with General Schofeld in
regard to the application OF Louisiana for federal
assistance in suppressing present and apprehended
his mission on Monday. 1t is understood that while
the government considers the situation as one OF
delicacy and requiring great discretion 1t will
use Its powers and perform its duties under
the constitution and the laws to repress
disorders with promptne5s and vigor Colonel
Deane has confined himself In his representations
respecting AFFAIRS in Louisiana mainly to the au-
thorities to whom he was sent In general CONVEX
satlOn while representing the situation serious
and as requiring prompt attention from the govern
ment, he draws a mder and more encouraging pic
ture Of affairs than some Others lately from New
Orleans have done. He speaks very kindly of Gene
raj Harry Hays and other prominent ex-Confederates
and hopefully Of their probable attitude and course
in relation TO public order.
A Mulatto Girl Outraged by a Negro.
A few days ago Chief Justice Chase and his family
left the city for summer visit North and left the
house In the care Of colored man servant. The
servant feeling that it not good to live alone,
on Thursday night last invited a pretty mulatto
girl with whom he is acquainted 10 pay hi visit.
After showing her through the mansion he conducted
her to the library, where they partook of enter
tainment OF wine and other refreshments The
refreshments having been disposed Of the colored
turnkey assaulted her. The girl resisted and
screamed according to her story, but the fellow
complished his purpose by showing q knife and
cutlery. The girl next morning entered complaint,
on which the man held to bail in the sum of $500
to appear at court
Payment Of Int crest Registered Bonds.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued regula-
lions, dated on the 9th inst, concerning the payment
Of interest registered bonds. All parties to whom
interest is due such bonds collect their inte-
rest OF the Assistant Treasurer within ninety days
from the date when 1t Is DUE otherwise their
claims will be referred to the Treasury Department
for settlement.
Receipts and Issues of Fractional Currency.
The amount Of fractional currency received at the
Treasury Department from the printer during the
week ending to-day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sls7, 900
Shipments to the Assistant Treasurer at
To the United States Depository at GIN
cnnati .........:. ............... 100000
Vile Observation-Disclosures. So 900
To national banks and others ammonium. 175, 628
Notes to national banks &c............. los, 500
National Bank Securities.
The Treasurer Of the United States hold in trust for
national banks at this date as security for circu-
Jatng notes. .......... .......... $341, 1928 800
And Tor public deposits ............ 36, OBJ $50
National bank notes issued during the
| week. ............. ................... 1920
Total to date. ..;.............. 5000, lsl, 1875
bills returned ...................... 1855, 7l9
Notes or fnSolvent banks redeemed 3d. $40
Leaving IN actual circulation at this
date. 29s $780, 77s
Fractional currency redeemed. AL, 100
Naval and Army Orders.
Captain J. w. Nicholson, United States Navy, has
been detached from duty a member Of the Naval
Examining Board at Philadelphia and ordered to
duty at the New York Navy Yard, relieving Captain
Edward T. Nichols, who Is placed on waiting orders.
Captain Gustavus II. Scott has been relieved from
duty as President Of the Examining Board and
ordered 70 ordnance duty at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard.
Secretary Schoneld has issued order directing
Brsvet Brigader General L. C. Hunt Colonel TWEEN