The New York herald., 1869-06-25
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 25 lS69-TRlPLE SHEET

butcher IN statu quo. Notwithstanding this success
however, there are numbers here who are willing 10
bet odds that Sias will be removed before thirty
days.
The appointment of John COchrane to the Sixth
Collection district pretty much OF here
to-day. II was not generally known that his friends
were pressing him for such position, and it Is even
said that he will not accept 1t. 1t ID hardly probable
John VIII decline as he has been pushed by FentOn
who is not in the habit OF throwing awaT good
things upon unwilling people. Cochrane was un-
doubtedly aware Of the matter and ready TO accept
at sight.
Cadets Appointed.
The following named persons have been appointed
cadets OF the United States Military Academy at
large for 1s7o:-Joseph F. S. Crane, of Ono. Of
the late Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James G. Crane,
OF the United States Army, who was recently mur-
dered at Jackson, Miss; Bernard M. Byrne, son
OF the late Surgeon Byrne, Of the United States
Army, and grandson Of the late General Albert,
Chief Of the Corps Of Typographical Engineers;
Lewis Morris, Of New York, son OF the late Colone.
Morris. who was killed at Cold Harbor, Va, during
the late war, and grandson of Major Morris, OF the
United States Army who was killed in the war OF
1872; James M. Johnson, OF Pennsylvania, son
OF the late Lieutenant Colonel Charles +.
Johnson, of the United States Volunteers,
VINO died from the effects OF wounds and expo
sure during the late war; Robert Page Wainwright,
OF New York, son of the late Commander
Wainwright, Of the United States Navy, killed In ac-
tion the deck Of the Harriet Lane, in Galveston
bay, during the late war; John NJ Robinson, OF New
York, Of General John c. Robinson of the United
States Army, who lost leg during the late war;
Charles NJ. O'Connor of Iowa, Of Major 0'Coc-
nor, OF the United States Volunteers John l.. Gle,
OF Ohio, drummer boy in the Army Of the Cumber-
land during the late war; ii. b. Febiger OF Ohio, son
OF Captain Febiger, Of the United States Navy: Ma
thanel ID. Pendleton, of West Virginia who rendered
important service to the army OF Major General
Sheridan IN the Shenandoah Valley during the late
war; was transferred from the appointments hereto
fore made for the present year.
South Carolina Volunteers for Cuba.
The Charleston Is. c. Necs of yesterday says the
steam propeller Aspinwall, which left Charleston
with dispatches to Hayti on Sunday also carried a
number Of men-volunteers for the Cuban army.
Some Of them were residents Of that city, but a
large portion were non-residents, and seemed to
have come there by appointment.
The Washington National Intelligencer.
The following announcement was issued tonight
from the National Late00encer Ofice:-
Temporary arrangements have been made to
merge the National Iateuigencer with the
tions for the separate publication OF these
newspapers IN morning and evening edi-
Are cause o ss snaSre p reeaSe 10
strike among the printers on the Htegencer. which
the proprieors OF the paper are unable to arrange.
1t is said that stock company, with consider
able capital, is now forming to carry on the
Lnteuigencer in connection with the Express, and
that meeting of prominent and wealthy citizens Of
Washington has been called for Saturday evening
next to accomplish this purpose.
Sorry Hoax.
The negro printer Douglass Is beginning to be the
recipient OF class OF letters heretofore addressed to
obnoxious carpet-baggers at the South and signed
with the mystic letters X. X. X. He received such
a one this morning. 1t threatens him with death
and all manner of torture unless he leaves the Office
before fixed day. The letter was pOstmarked e.
mira, N. ~, and was addressed TO "HOn. Ngger
Douglass" 1t Is supposed that some wag among
the printers, taking advantage OF the excitement
and feeling which prevails relative to Doug.
lass, has written the letter here and sent
1t to friend in Elmira to mail 1t. Douglass takes
this, as he has done everything ese rather co0ly.
He does not propose to quit the Government once,
even If the X. K. X. should attempt to carry out
his threat when the day specified in the letter
arrives. In the meantime the printers to have
another pOwwow over Douglass Saturday evening
next, when 1t Is expected that the typos employed
in the Government Printing ONCE will withdraw
from the Union.
A Judicial LOthariO Brought to Grief.
Judge OF one OF the courts here recently got
into rather unpleasant situation at Badensburg the
famous duelling ground near this city. 1t appears
that the Judge who is said be passonatey fond OF
the ladies, Is spending the summer at Badensburg
and in one OF his rural strolls met a couple
OF young ladies, to whom he made some
insulting proposal. The ladies passed on but
Immediately apprised some OF their gentlemen
friends OF the conduct OF his Honor the Judge. The
irate big brothers, cousins or whatever they were
OF the ladies proceeded at once IN search OF the
Judge. They soon came up with him, and, with as
little ceremony as If he had been nothing than
a clodhopper, put him hOrs de conioa Not satis-
fed with this, they were about to infict upon him
punishment commensurate with his crime, when he
begged for mercy. The gentlemen, after rolling him
In the dirt and listening TO his charge to the jury
let him 90 on condition that he would appear no
more in those parts.
Custom House Receipts.
The following are the receipts for customs from
June IA to the 10th, inclusive
New York 93s $3.50
Philadelphia 166, 244
New Orleans. from May 22 to 3l........ 60 o5G
Total. ,e17, ,277
Internal revenue receipts to-day. $3.50 $40
The Indictments Against Huyck.
In the Criminal Court to-day all the indictments
pending against Leonard Huyck, late President OF
the Merchants National Bank, were dismissed.
Floating Dock En- Route for Bermuda.
The British government have notified the Depart
ment Of state that the Bermuda floating dock
towed and accompanied by large iron-clad, and
other ships would leave sheerness about the
Goth inst. for Madeira and Bermuda in order that
vessels approaching the notlla may be prepared to
take precautions to avoid collisions.
Reported Horrible Negro Outrage.
The Ecening &ar Of this city publishes to-day the
following story