The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-12

laws from Warrington.

news from Warrington.
IMPORTANT DECISIONS OF fHE SECRETARIES or THE
TRsA sCRY AID ISrERtoR-coSDIrIos " the ma.
TIoHAL FIEANCBs, ETC.
wAnnNcsroS, Sept IL, 1857
The Secretary or the Treasury made Important do.
eslon to-day. By the second sect,on Of 20. OF August
lse the Secretary Of the Treasury required refund
duties "lIegaly" paid. Hon. Robert j. Walker decided
tina, pro,css not necessary 10 mako the payments
legal The Supreme Court, 1859, in tho case Of Law.
rene Cagswe, decided pro,es, ecessary constitute lie
gal payment This decson wa adopted by the depart.
meni, and cut Of claims to enormous amount Mr.
Guthrie Afterwards again changed ruling and ADMIT
ted oil olams Secretary Cobb supports the saprsme
Court declslon, and holds that dunes illegally paid
unless paid under protest. This will again or claims
to the amount Of many thousand dollars.
John s. Nevns, OF New jersey, was TO day diumssed
frem fourteen hundred dollar osrkshp the third Au.
ditor's ernce.
The Indian Bureau have official adviccs confirming the
particulars OF tho account OF the murder ola
derangcd German Gall lake by half breed and two
ChippewM Of the pilased band, Gil three having been
educated =. the Mission. They osequenty hung
by the settlers According 70 the accounts from the Ia.
dian agents, named 5eIklrk, OF . missionary
among the oovas, in Michigan, 81 the bostox OF this
MURDER having furnished the Indians viii the whsksy
on which they were drunk. This fact sooouns for the
disposition OF the settlers 10 lynch him Also though ho
made the 81 OF The murderer The murdsrers wore
seen by two squaws concealed In the brushwood.
The President 10 nviedto dine with ths Old Defenders,
In Baltimore, 10 morrow the anniversary Of the battle OF
North Point
Tie Secretary OF the Interior decides that he hiss no
power 70 entertain an appeal from the decison or she
accounting officers OF the Treasury, upon any account
presented for adjustment prior 10 Angus 1856, By any
marshal, clerk or oth6r ofhoer a government
The Ma Inc Band sercnaded Secretary Tonocy last night,
Who acknowledged the com plmenl and invited the per
formers 70 . beautiful collation..
Joaeph Brown, OF ninnsssA, has been appointed 10.
dian agent for the SIOUX, In Minnesota vice TAndrssu
resigned
from Commodore Breszs Of The Medterrancan squadron
Tue :ers and men generally were well
The following icues from NE ers Assistant Postmaster
General 70 gentleman Of Brighton, kass shows the i'm.
por,ance OF postal treaty with Great Britain, bh
Systematic and liberal than the present one
Peer or1p DpARrsrvr, sea IL, 1851.
DpAa SR-rhe Britain charge against this onoe tbs
oens me resson no doab, for their charging letter pos.
age was Ma, NE psosaGe ws udorpAid ~ . pam
pe's and ,s.n eg s ss.,, no q. ner esy GO 'ns
Keep no account With them on printed mater. II
being sent letter. the Ee- York Post cice 20 treated
H. char cling forty oenA the United Saes proportion
The tinted states pamphlet charge from England would
have been sixteen oen and yeu are hereby requested
10 charge the Postmaster M Brighton twenty focr cess
the difference between sixteen and forty correcting his
accordingly. had the Engsh pamphlet postage
been prepaid, euv cents ounce, the entire possass
would have been thirytvo oenu only, which Ia twenty.
four cents than would be we're The proposition
made by his department 70 The Britbh once several
years ago accepted. Your obcoeni servant,
HoRarp KING
According 70 the Tressurers weekly s,aSemep, the
smorps socredi 10 he treasury OF The United s,.,es
The hands Of the Assistant Trcasurers and designated
deposarcs, and In the Mint and branches by resurn,
received ,othe 'sh instant, and tho amount ,ha, dale
subject 70 dram, IN N follows