New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-12
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WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. IL, 1857.
George PitA of Philadslpbia has been here
with view it is supposed to the Marshaship oftae
District of Columbia. He is Clerk Of the United
States District Court for Pepnsyvaoia, but Judge
G,ier has signifed . desire to supersede hum
by the appontmentof his own son.in-law. Grier was
originally raised to the bench By President Polk,
through the influence of Mr. Buchanan. who then
obtained Mr.. Pitts appointment upon personal
considerations. A keea correspOndence has conse
ouepty taken place between the Judge and the
President regarding tie proposed change, the re-
suit Of sbieh is still doubtful. If Judge Grier
enc nd remove Mr. Pitt, the ashp Of the
District will be given him in retaliation.
Dispatches to the Secretary Of War authorize
the belief that tie New York Sub Treasury is in 40
darger. Gen Scott prefers to dispense with the
presence of armed bodies Of troops. except as
last resource, IN the most pressing emergency.
The latest information from the Utah Expe-
dition has brought Gen. Persifer Smith here. He
is comforting with the Administration as to the dig
position of the troops in Kansas and the orgsni'
zstion of contingent resnforcements for the force
now on its way to Salt Lake. Notwithstanding
the extraordinary imports which were made pre-
yious to the LIST of July, in order to profit BY the
new tariff, the revenue for the last quarter shows
an increase of only 81 200, 900, a. compared vith
that Of last year.
To the Ass,nisted Press
WAsHIsGros, Wednesday, Nov. II, 1857.
General Denver, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
to day wrote letter to Brigham Young in reply to bus
communication of the 18th Of September, administer
irg him a sharp rebuke for tho improper manner OF
biz administration Of the Indian Superine odercy 10
Utah. he tells Brigham Young that he has exceeded
the appropriate for him by more than S3l 0o0, aud
that be has no reason to complain OF bis orstts not
beipg paid. General d. adds: " 30 fsr from encoaf'
"sgipe amicabls relations you have studously en-
"ceavored TO impress upon the minds OF the ,no'ans
n ent and people Of the States are their enemiss
TIE rule is to withhold snnuiies from hostile Indians
and General Denver knows 70 reason why It should
not now be applied to Young =.
In reply to Youpg's objection to the preseuss OF
roops Gerersl D. pa, if II is bis Bghsms) intntion
to preserve the peace the troops will not interfere with
him. HecOncludes by saying that the Executive has
no ateIpa i've but to crush out rebellion, and that for
that purpose all the powers Of the Government are
pIsoed under bis con roll He then tie lis Brigham Young
That bis claim for double salary is against law but
that if II thal be asoertaned that bis expenditures
were yropery made he will be paid, should Congress
msks an appropriation for that purpose.
A number c. white men having unlawfuly intruded
on the Cherokee neutral grounas And resisted al
efforts to remove them application hes been made TO
the Government TO eject them by force.
VIM. j. Rose of New. York, entered to-day on his
duties as keeper Of the rolls Of the State Department