, 1875-01-11
At WASHINGTON.


VAunsNa1oS, Jan. 1O.-Iumors Of diasensious
In the Cabinet, on account Of the policy OF ths
Administration In regard 10 tho Louisiana
troubles, aro aanln repeated In vol informed
circles, and it was stated tonight that Secretary
Ftsn had rendered Liz resignation to tho FRESH
dent. Tho Secretary. however. denics tho truth
Of tho report, stating positively that ho had not
rcAIgned, though as to Whist would taks place
he did not know. There soems to be ere1y inli-
cation that at least three members OF the Cabi-
net are not thoroughly IN accord with tho Prof.
don't on this Troublesome question, and
havo intimated to hin tlat thoy will resign.
IL il pow thought several prominent keFubfican
Senators wore N l. consnltat'on Win secretary
rnrnor that effort IL BhciuG made to reconclleany
differences which may have taken place between
him and tho froHldeut.
WHAT 1rs MHMuERs BAY.
pfSjuE-h IL The .ttto York Herald.
WAsulSaIox. d. C.. Jsn. B.-I'he tnembers OF
tito Cabinet, this afternoon, IN araWer to Iuea-
tions asked thcm individually, for pubic iufos-
mntion, az to their Judgment Of the New OrleanR
affair, u1atto the statements which follow:
SECRETARY rIsn.
gecrettry Fish said: II wAs not consulted.
nor did 900 befoIa they wero sent tho tno dis
patcheso Of tho Secretary Of War to Gen. Sheridan,
Saving that the President and all tho Cabluct up
proved Of his proceedings 1ueycr hoard Of nor
saw either until thsy, ,were shown n.e In tho news.
p0pora. Asregard2 the b. eakiuE up OF tho nootinG
OF tho Legislature by Gen. Dc Ttobriand, NO
have not I'll official account OF tito transaction.
and the newspaper reports ara silent in regard to
ono ora in uportant roins-uho ordered DO Trobtiand
to do what ho did. 4 full aud otticla! report II
expected soon." 6ecretary FiBh ndaod tl1at be
awaited tho o1icinl and full nccouut with the
greatest tlupatiepce.
sEcAlrAnY En1srow.
8ecretary DristoW said: 1.-The dispatch sent to
Gen. sAerllan by tile Secretary of War saylus
TINT tho prosidont and the Cabinet approved Of
lis course, WAS hover seen by mo until saw 1t
in tie newspapers, aud Ind not been called on.
therefore, 10 approve or dtapprnyo OF it. Al
regards tho breathing up OF tue meeting by Geu.
De- Trobriand. there Ia no oIllcia! information
here Ut wha. occurred. Steps have been taken
to ob:au exact information"
sEcnETAH1 BEI.KNAr,
Secretary Dslknap said: ~ will not say q
word on the subject"
SECRETARY nopEsoS.
Secretary nobeson sa1d:, You mar aa1. Ia
ansHer to your q1cet!ops, that Secretary Robes,1
SAYS ls il q law.abldiug eitlzcn."
eEcnETARf pELAkD.
Secretary Delano left Tor the North this morn.
Ing. In conversation yesterday he expressed
himself - satisfied with the course Of oronts ia
New Orleans aud With Secretary Delisnap'a dis
patches and hc had confidence tllat tho President
MAS pursuing vic aud necessary eo'ifae IN tLo
South.
TUE rnBTMlHrEa-aESEnAL.
The pnstmaste t}a!itrai said: II never saw
tho dispatches Of tt,u Secretary Of War to 0ou.
Sheridan saying that the President aud Ill Of tho
Cabinet approved OF hla couEso until saw thcm
in tho ueaspapess. There ID no Official report
here yet Of the aet!on Of GeD: Do
Trobrianl in disnersiuE the Legislature, 1t haz
bseu aaat for. do not doubt the legal right Of
thu Pro 4ident to send troops into any htats; hut
Wow n'ith apprehension any armed interter.
| ence by The Executive, even of . stats, to dis
rcrAe legislative body, il it has not, BY violence
.i4t7 fnrt, f{11t