New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-26
Move KetrenC hrncnt

~ Va from the Committee on Re,renchment, to
the House Of Representatives, concludes with the
following Resolutions
B,.,,1ed That it is exped,nt TO require tie President
ortbe United STATES IN all cases Of removals from orce 70
communicate the reason or cause to- each Tenofa 70 W
q Rt,osed That il espedent either to dispense VIII
the offices Of tire Second and third ADhiors or WIN "a.
s.yeral bureaus attached 70 the War Department 40 IA a.
ey are employed In tie examination Of claims or scc9uh
otherwise as accounting agenc'e IN conneS"H WIN TIE
RlsS,.d That it Is expedeni abolish the Office q
the Board OF Navy Commissioners.
ReoDl,td, That It j. eypedent to ABOLISH the once %
the CoI,r. s.ary Gereral OF Purchases 80
g. R,ei1ed That it j. erpedlenI to abolish Tue Once o.
tie Solicitor oi me Land Office.
g. Res1ired. That u j. eNpedient 10 abol'h inc Once ."
the Recorder OF he Land Ofce
T. Ressuod That u eXpcdent 70 repeal 80 uuch ol W.
act OF the March 1885, authorizes officers OF INC Nav
temporarily performing NJ dute, Oeionshg , 10 ~ ~
higher grade 70 receive tie compensation allowed l" s"'h
R,sor,d That the public service will admit OF reduc
tnp IN the number AMI salaries Of clerks employed in '
Dcuar;meu'. al the sraf oi Government
- Re.oled Tina, u j. expedicnt TO reduce the number a.
clerks a-irbcd the Office Of Comm sone OF Pubic La
10 R,.i Ell That The number of Clerks attached 10 the
sfhce Of COMMITS, OF Indian Affairs Will admit Of reduc
ton exceed eight soon with prop. a'iei
ton The arreaage> boncs and accounts be brought
We do not know that every of these Resclu
iious car be carried into full effect with advantage
To the Public Service but are inclined 10 h'Hh
they may, while we especially and heartily com
mend ia. first. ,hird and seventh. We regret thai
MIR. Gilmor forgot to put in little resolution al
6rmiDg that it is cxpcdicnt that the pay OF Mem
her. of Congrcss be reduced to s. per day or 5000
per Session. and their mileage to $40 per hundred
miles but the People will bear it in mind. We
hone these Resolutions will be early, candidly dis
cu.scd and the most of them adopted. They
were laid on the table and ordered printed
Norrs on CvRRESCY-A traveller from Ne"
England or Central New-lork starts for tf
South At the Philadelphia Railroad Office he l.
sruiIy told that they do nj take New England
money, nor any New-York but specie; so he Ia,
to stand shave on tho money in his pocket len
hours more and he is in Washington; and here
lat the Rairoadl they ron't take Ne'e- Yo'"
CITY bills except nj . per cent discount. They
won't take Virginia here, nor in Baltimore, save
at some eight To twelve per cent. discount. They
wos't take Pennsylvania Country money in Phila
delphia, nor Maryland Country in Baltimore Or
Washington. In short, at every stoppng-place'
YOU must put your pccketbook in the brokers
hopper, and have the contents ground out miaw
the toll.
every where Except Vir,nia) redeemed promptly
in specie. There is longer pretence that sus
pension these inequalities. The simrl
fact l. that we have touched bottom on Gen. Jack
sons better currency of State Bank notes. and
YOU can't select any out of the lot that you car
travel twcnty.four hours upon
This will never do. We cannot stop here;
,,,,,, olr,rcc AR "a, I'm Raf,re t,vo vears th,
Issue must he broadly prcscr,cd-n National Pa
per Currency, or an exclusive Metallic Currency
This Ulster and Jacksonville contrivance, with
shave on every corner YOU turn, cannot be
permanent condition. If there really be not in
the land wisdom to devise and virtue 10 maintain
sound and uniform Circulating Msdium, let II,
go back to the device. of barbarism at once
u THE INDIAN COUNCIL near Buffalo has
suited in an amcablc arrangement by treaty Of
the differences between the natives and the Ogden
Company,' who hold a recognized right of Pre-
emp,ion in the purchase of their lands. The
treaty OF 1898, which the Indians allege to be
fraudulent and invalid, has been given up, and in.
stead of their being bound to surrender all their
Reservations for stipulated sum and remove I.
the West they to retain their Allc-any and
Cauarangus Reservations and surrender thar near
Buffalo only. which they are allowed two wears t.
rcmoyc from. The Ogden Company retain the
right ct Presumption over the others of course.
but soemnly guarantee the absolute involability Of
the Indian title thereto until they choose to sell it
They are to have two years in which to remove
from the Buffalo Reservation and to be paid fo
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under the treaty OF 1888. The Council was at
tended by the venerable AMBROSE SrEScER o.
the par, of rhc United States, Senator NATHAN
DNoX on behalf OF this State, aud Hon. SAMUEL
HoARE on b kali ef Massachusetts,, (Which Statc
originally claimed this territory and is bound b.!
oompacls to guard the tights Of the Indians. -
OF course, every thing was conducted with up
'sh,usss and humanity
" The launch ct the frgate SAVANNAH from
the bu'ohiyn Navy \ard yesterday was nobl,
spectacle, and Was Witnessed with DELIGHT b., 4
c0ncour>" oi some siN or eight thousand persop.
lhe whole affair was admirably arranged and 81
Periofendcd by Com. FERRY in person. Will, tho
display Of flags and streamers from the L. ). and
Other vessel, gave lite and harmony 10 the scene.
The launch was TO have taken place "A, half.pa,,
s bur was necessarily DELAYED ill the tide was n
It's hight, OF abou, halt-pa' 10. when the noble
vessel glicd smoothly and maJesticaly into lei
destined element, rlunsiug lightly and rising lkc
bad Ga the crest OF .he wave. Long may she
bear the stripes and stars ia honor and safety oye
the deep
10 ONO makes largo sale by auction of hci
Wabash and Efic Canal Lands At Maumee CIV,
on the 9th OF June.
u \ CLAY CLrs, numbering several hur
dr'i members. was formed in Mobile. Ala. on tn