New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
FRSM WASHINGTON.
spsei. Dispatch n. N. 2 Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Dec. TO- 1865.

Special DspstchIo The N. z. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Dec 10, 1865
THE Nkw.YORK CoLLBCTORsHIP.
Written limitations have been issued, con-
vening the NewtYofk Republican Congressional Dele
CATION at the hdse Of the Hon. Henry j. Raymond on
Tuesday evenI$ to unite upon a candidate for the
Collectorshp. Is understood that the President Is
willing that thisexed question shall be settled by the
united action o&the New York delegation. Senators
Morgan and Hdris favor Mr.. Depew first and name
Gen. Spinner sheir second choice. Daniel S. Dick.
inson has inAuktial advocates Mr.. Weeds friends
now advocate c. Dix but are interpreted as really
desiring the app}ntment Of another.
census REPORT.
Advance codes Of the Census Report cover
ing. manufactui in size larger than family Bible,
was yesterday dylributed to Congressman.
CD. BUFFERS REPORT.
He has determine to give the public his own account
Of his military c&eer, backed by official orders and
TOIBE DrsFRANCHIsED.
Senator NyeHill introduce tomorrow bill
forever disfrsncing all who have Voluntarily taken
an oath of allegiAcc to the Southern Confedcracy
OFFICIAL MEXICAN NEWS.
Senior Romeb has Mexican news, which says
the French are retreatirg from Chihuahua on Vera
Cruz.
NEGRO OUTRAGE IN THB DISTRICT.
There are orer 1000 signatures to the colored
mems petition asking suffrage in this District 1t
is now ready for Submission TO Congress.
PERSONAL.
Postmaster.Gen. Dennison gave an enter
tanment on Saturday evening to the Ohio Congress
sional delegation together with the Supreme Court
judges aud a few personal friends
WASHINGTON, Friday. Dec 6, 1865
on THE BoRDER-A PREVENTION OF SMUGGLING.
The Commissioner of Customs has received
intelligence from his officers stationed on the Canada
frontier that the law Of Congress passed last Winter
requiring the inspection and sealing OF a goods enter
Ing the United States. is now in full and complete
operation All vessels and trains OF cars bound to the
United States are now in accordance with the law
duly inspected AMI sealed by the American ConsuIs
resident on the month side OF the St. Lawrence and the
Commissioner is OF the opinion that this precaution
WILL in very great measure. prevent smuggling opera
TORS on the Canadian frontier in the future.
INDIAN CONFERENCES.
The War Department, at the request OF Judge
Cooley Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, has appointed
Major wynkoop lately In command Of Fort Lyon, to
give safr lnessvnbcrs from Black Kettle and
f,,e p,yen the Ch'afs OF the Cheyenne eul Arrapa-
hoe Indisp,-to the north Of the river to meet
and consult with that portion Of their tribes who for
some time past have been aenatcd from them and who
are considered hostile to the Government In order to
convce them Of the necessity of immediately entering
into relations Of amity with the United States and Of
the proprety o. their reoinins their respective tribes
number Of runners have already been sent oat by
the chiefs mentioned and they have returned
the Commssofcr believer from representations made
that they ewayiaid ard murdered the way by
United States roops who have come TO regard every
Indian as thur enemy. During the war q large
number Of De Chcycnnes and Arrapahoes went
South. joining the Kiowas and Camsnches
aud IL was viii these that the late Commission under
Gen sanboru formed the late treaty at the mouth of
the Little Arkansas River. Major wynkoop was
selected will reference to his popularity with the In
dians and th Commissioner II % the opinion that his
mission wihect the settlement of all difficulties be-
tween the .ostie Cheyennes and Arrapahoes and the
Government
SOLDIERS DISCHARGES
Spectators are busily engaged in different
parts Of ,h,country in buying up soldiers discharge
papers fo which they paying from 500 to
5000 In Massachusetts $500 have been paid,
and in Cio 5000. If sufficient number can be
purchased the Lobby will endcavor force Congress
to pass aaw giving bountes to all soldiers who have
not had tim and equalizing those who have.
MAMMOTH SALE.
| On Tuesday next the Government will offer
at sucti9 at Alexandria, the largest amount Of prop
crty II IN ever offered at the East The sale will In.
clude 600 feet of lumber. 900 uns OF railroad iron.
H. 900 ca, wheels, all the Government machinery and
blacksnhery. &c. &c. This will be the last sale here
and wirprobsbiy occupy two days.
| GEN. H0wARD'S REPORT.
Gen Towards report has been submitted to
| the Pfsdent and will be published as the
latter rs read il. 1t contains full statement Of the
operations of the Freedmens Bureau In the different
States and gives his reasons why the Bureau
| should not be Discontinued Among These are
the flowing: The general want OF mutual con-
fdenc between the planters and the freedmen is
continay producing difficulties which render the in
terpoaion 1.-THE Bureau necessary The rights Of the
freedom not safe until there is power present
to proct them. Tho whites having. in some Of the
State made apparent concessions TO the freedmen for
the oppose OF efectng their restoration TO power
they red watching which only be effected by the
Buroa. The report does not in this respect, go into
detail. but is clear and forcibe in its statements.
AK on COTTON, TOBACCO AND WHISKY.
Tie recommendations made by the Controller
Of tn Currency in his report relative to an increase