New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-20
Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
WILMINGTON Tuesday. Dec % 1865.
TIE HON.. TOM coRwIY-IS MEMoniUA.

WELLINGTON, Tuesday. Dec. %. lso1
TIE HON. TOM CoRwIS-Iy MEAoniUA.
A large gathering Of citizens of Ohio convened
aths Senate Lobby this p ut O'Clock ChiefJustice
Chase In the chair Gen. Schenck in tew eloquent
remarks touching the character Of the deceased moved
the apponle ~ the Chair Of committee OF I'VE 70
draft resolutions embodying the sentiments OF his
fellow citizens of Ohio. Mr. Chase named Gen. sehenek.
Gov. Denuson. Senator Sherman Gen Hughes and
Representative Spading such committee. WHO re-
ported the following.
Rfsor>d That have heard with der>' s7row Of the
ls.U OF Thoma. C0rwin Of Oho-s whose eminent
,hfis a. u n Al the various positions Of Lee.n
TOR GoveTner Of his state. Cabinet hinsie. md I1pon
io surpans .loquencs aud whose great services to thc
neope secured for him reputation road IS
tho whole country, while bis personal weIih sa Sn,l
endrarcd him TO AZ who ever Dyed hs soety o d" '
Ic.ored That, nor, sincere derc to shcw syy T'Is Of
spec, due to hi' memory we VIII s'ctd ms t1n'f
guie- accompanying h. remains when reno d i' convey
,nc. 10 his home At luch time may be appointed.
RrioIed TIN, committee OF i've otr ' oe spporu Q!
The ChA make suitable ior the occsilo
m HsS s s of ens ihe ddw and ny Il
dcoessrd, witt the expression to them of waTe',
sympathy and eondosncc "h iheh IN 'aeif sfsa' 0e"'
uieua
Col wetmore Gen. Ward. Judge James. II. NJ.
Slade and Major John Coon were appointed Com
mittoe Of Arrangements. During tie abseace OF the
Committee on Resolutions addresses were made, euo'
cizng the deceased by Reyerdy Jesascn and Senator
Davis Of Ky Senator Sherman responded to the rcso-
lutions after their submission in very feeling address,
Secretary seward concluded In an earnest tribute tn
the worth and memory of deceased. and craved ~
prouder distinction for his own when dead than
that whica by universal accord viii be given Air Coz
win rs humanitarian and patriot. MIR. Corw1ns 80
mains VIII leave here for Lebanon. OHIO, tomorrow
evening where they t. be sepalchere His soni in
law and daugh hter Mr.. ond Mrs Sage, arrived his
morning. A special delegation OF Ohoans will a;coHl'
pany the romans.
FRONTIER SNBGGLIEG.
Owing TO the insufhcienGy of the force o. reve-
puc ofcers employed the Canadian frontier Tor tie
collection Of customs SNUG cling Ia s.il carried nn to
considerable extent alcng tho boundary. The
Commissioner OF Customs to.daT received several
communications fOm officers stationed on the
st. Lawrence. al Of whom complain Of lack
Of Drce to thoroa aghly execute the reTanue laws.
liz many instances of cers have been personally
salled by bands pf KgIcrs while in the performance
o. their duties, and tho communications recommend
the posting of ned States troops along the riyor to
lid in tie detection and arrest of these contraband
traders. AnuAer communication refs.s to tho fact
.hat large nnmber Of Canadian MERCHANTS are eu'
gaged In swldlIng tia Government by means OF false
invoices, ttsreby frsldulonty Withholding from the
Government considerable amount Of tax due under
the general laws
IYp,AN EXPEDITION.
Gen. Carleton, commanding the military dis
triet OF New. Mexico has been designated by the War
Department to command expedition to be sent out
agaia that potion OF the Apache Indians WHO have
for long time past been actively hostile to the Severn
msnt.
GOVERNOR OF YEw-MExIco.
Gen. Mitchell, who recently refused a brisa-
dierGencralship in the Regular Army tend'fea ni y,
tho President, has just issn appointed ea'sfn'' VI
New Mexico.
| To tho Associated Press. -. N ,eez
- VS. WAsnrysroy Tuesday. pec' ~, 1907
THE FRIEpMENs BUREAU.
A note from S. N. Clark, Liept anu "A. a; u.
c. OF the Bureau of Refugees and eeanan anu ADan'
dcned Lands says As there seems W De tono iuis'
gehcnsion In regard TO the nhsIoh OF Mrs jose
tne s GrifIing the Commissioner directs me 10 81,
uat she was discharged as an agent Oi tnis bureau,
Nov. Z 1865 The bureau has not received any iohus
nom Mrs GrifIng aud does not assume the respohsi
nIi,v ., d. Collections she Is making. The number oi
taI 80 dsncndents upon the Cove. nment for support
."" IN bis bureau Ia Washington is between 800 sna
hI,nv are poor but bayenaI aged thus far TO Take
care Of thcmselyes receiving hon aud thon temporary
| relief.