New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
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THE SUPREME COURT VACANCY
Republics are not uneratefoL Mr.. Gushing il
to succeed Justice Daniels on the Supreme Court
bench whenever the appointment will not excite
too much comment. 1t has been arranged and un.
derstood for some time past but the Precedent was
somewhat ex. rcised about sending the nomination
to the Senate Immediately on the heels of the Bal
tjmore Convention. He il always exercised about
responsibility. As there is no longer any object in
a pretended cOncealmeDt, be had better make the
appointment at once. and let Mr.. Gushing order
his silk gown.
NETWORK CLAIMS.
A large number Of undoubted aud important
claims from New.York hav, been deferred pay
nent at the Treasury with view of being thrown
over till the incoming Administration, and then
beng pressed by agents having all the necessary
Information, who expect to be removed, and who
doubtless intend associatug with them parties sup.
posed to be Influential. This game was played on
m extensive scale by some Of Mr. Fillmores office.
holoers in the Treasury, after their removal; but it
cannot be repeated without the facts becoming
known to the public.
COMPLAINTS bave been lodged with the President
that the legal rights Of citizens are denied Justice
at that Department, and assigning reasons which
reflect no credit on the persons implicated.
THE SPRINGFIELD ARsiORY.
Mr.. Wrights appointment to the Superintend-
-ency Of the Annoy at Springfield excites much
comment, as he was recently rampant Douglas
man, and occupied doubtful position even at
Charleston. The purchase has been dear at half
the peice.
THE PosT-OFFICE DEFICIENCY.
Although the Heuse amendment was stricken
out from the Post Office Deficiency bill, requiring
the restoration of the mail service which the Post
master General discontinued, still appropriation
of $500, 900 for that object was retained by an
oversight. 1t is doubtful, h,weyer, if Mr.. Holt
will avail himself of this discretion, as be considers
the fnal action Of Congress moral prohibition on
any considerable increase.
TIE TREASURY.
The following is the weekly statement of the
Treasury:
Receipts. slil777s 20 Drafts issued qoSO14 40
Dufs paid 3Z2 9e 81 Net balance. $685. s 81
The Treasury is at lOwwater mark.
REDEMPTION OF TREASURY NOTES
The loan recently authorized by Congress for
the redemption of Treasury Mates will be issued
they may be paid in, being restricted to that object
only. Between 100000 and SS,0OO,OOO of
Treasury n,fes have fallen due recently, aod been
reissued. Over SO, OOO 600 are past due, but draw
interest under the law, and are probably beld for
investment The remainder of the $40, 0OO, 600 will
mature during the present year. When these
notes are actually paid in for pubic dues, the Sec
rotary puts them out sgain, bearitg per cent In
terest, at par but parties holding those at g per
cent and a, king reissue, are allowed to have the
came rate of interest continued.
GEN. nIsTICATIEG.
For the first time since his appointment as
Secretary of State, Gen Cass has left Washington
Gar Temporary relaxation. His health is unusually
preserved for bis years.
HONOR AND PROFIT COMBINED.
Mr.. Appleton though holding the appointment OF
Minister to RUSSIA acting as one OF the counse
in the Rhode Island claim before the Paraguayan
Commission, and is regular attendent at It's sit
tipes in the Treasury Department. This combina-
tion of honor and profit is quite edifyiDg.
THE MAINE DEMOCRACY.
The President is very indignant at the refractory
conduct of the Democratic Convention OF Name
in susta ing Mr.. Douglas, notwithstanding the
large amount of patronage he has bestowed on that
State. Such ngrattude is utterly incomprehensi-
BILE to his patriotic nature.
BELL AND EVERETT ORGAN.
A campaign paper, called The Battery, in the
interest of Messrs Bell aud Everett will be issued
next week. 1t is principally designed for Southern
circulation.