New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-08
To the Associated fresA
WARRINGTON Tuesday April T. 1852
JUDGE CRADLEBAUGH.


JUDGE CRADLEBAUGH.
Some of the Judgesof the Territories preparing
TO test before the United States Court of Claims the
question whether the President has the power 10
remove such officers at pleasure. Judge Cradle
baugh, whose case is fully made up, and which 10
included with the others, continued 70 act on the
Supreme Court bench of Utah for eighteen months
after President Buchanan appointed his successor.
Judge Crsisbaugh's associates, however, sekoowl-
edged him 70 the exclusion of the latter
NEW BANK.
Rittenhouse, FAINT g. Co., of this City, and as
sociates have organized bank under the recent
National Currency act, to be called the National
Bank of Commerce, to be located in Georgetown. 1t
will 60 into operation as soon as the Government can
furnish the circulating notes.
MINNESOTA INDIANS,
The question as TO what shall be Gone with the
convicted Minnesota Indians remains undecided
the President still having it under consideration.
MINERAL contributions.
The General Land Office continues 70 receive from
the States of California and Oregon, and the several
ORG nized Territories rich and beautiful contributions
of all kinds of minerals. The cabinet although bnt
recently commenced, contains large variety Of val
liable specimens.
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT AND PARTY.
The President and the party who accompanied
him to the Army Of the Potomac on Saturday will
return on Tuesday or Wednesday.
THE FIyE-TwENTIEs.
Jay. Cook s. Co. exchanged seventy thousand Of
legal tenders into vetwenties one day last week in
this city, and such exchanges are constantly being
made in Washington.
ppvrxTp DECISION RESPECTING DIsTILLATE.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that whenever a dstillate is removed, and
the quantity shall have been reported 10 the collector
of the district to which the removal is made and
certificate thereof given by said collector and trans.
uied to the collector of the district from which the
removal is made, the bond required by former
decision shall be cancelled.
ORDERED TO ORDNANCE DUTY.
Capt. A. ii. Kelly has been ordered 10 ordnance
duty at Baltimore.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander Colvocoresss has been detached from
the etoreship Supply and ordered TO the command Of
the sloop-of-war Saratoga. Acting.Master McRtchie
has been ordered TO the command Of the Supply.
Paymaster Murray has been ordered TO the Roanoke
POSTAGE DUE ON UNPAID LETTERS PROM
ABROAD.
Tie Post Office Department has just Issued an or
der to pos,masters directing them from and after the
list of May TO collect in Specie or its equivalent oil
hostages due on unpaid letters received from foreign
countries in the mails dispatched TO this country fon
Great Britain, Ireland, France, Prussia, Hamburg
Bremen or Belgium. The order at present applies
only to these mails On outgoing letters the EXIT
ing regulations remain unchanged. Under the ex-
listing postal arrangements hostages collected on Tor
eign letters must be accounted for to The foreign
governments in specie or its equivalent, and hence
this order, the authorization Of Congress
TIE ATTACK ON CHARLESTON.
1t ia officially known here that the United states
feet Of gunboats and ironclads left Port Royal on
Wednesday last and would probably reach the scene
Of operations on Thursday evening. Up to O'Clock
this afternoon nothing further WAS known OF their
movements. M p. ...
THE COLLECTION OF ABANDONED REBEL
PROPERTY. . .... ...
Vim. p. Mellon of Ohio has been appointed BY
the Secretary of the Treasury chief agent under the
law of the last Congress providing for the collection
Of abandoned property and the prevention Of frauds
in the insurrectiopsry districts. ,.s. ..eiu,ae.