New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-15
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WARRINGTON, Thursday, Sept H. 1865

Special Dispatch to The N Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Thursday Sept H. 1868
FINANCIAL-AN UNPOUNDED STATEMENT.
The statement recently published in New
York paper that the Secretary of the Treasury had de-
cided TO issue fvetwenty bonds in exchange for com
pound interest notes is without foundation. The Secre.
tary has various financial measures under considera'
PRESENTATION.
The Board of Managers of the Missionary So
ciety Of the Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday pre-
sented through Secretary Harlan the President and
Secretary Of State beautifully engrossed copies Of their
resolutions on the death of President Lincoln.
LAND OFFICE STATISTICS.
At the Land Office in JOura, Michigan, 1896
acres were taken up last month for actual settlement
under the Homestead Law
PRINTING OFFICES.
The census returns for 1860 represent ~
printing establishments having an invested capital OF
sls4 800 paying for labor s26649 for raw material
&2s 6s4 and annually producing products to the value
Of s546, ,l56.
THE EIGHT HOUR SYSTEM.
The propriety of reducing the ten-hour labor
system TO eight per day. Is engaging the earnest atten'
on Of the trade and workngmens organization OF this
city, who meet on Saturday to take the necessary mea
sures to accomplish their desired reduction.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The Commissioners of Internal Revenue
made the following ruling today
No deductions can be made from SUGGESTIONS on ac-
count Of costs and attorneys fees in proceedings for
80 Il Atot. q aL
OF selling patent rights whether he or some other be
the patentee he is liable TO license tax as dealer In
patent rights. The sale of single right by either the
inventor proprietor Of patented article. would
not however make such inventor proprietor subject
TO he tax IL person advertise patent rights for sale
and has at the time other visible business 1t IS
fair to consider him dealer In such rights but there
can be no installing the liability Of party who travels
through particular State selling town and county
rights or through the United States selling State
rights.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
q, ,O3i 2i5 95.
THE WASHINGTON FREEDMEN.
Major-Gen. Howard of the Freedmens Bu-
reaul today made thorough personal inspection Of
most OF the homes Of the coored people Of Washington
and reports them being comfortable and probably better
cared for than those residing in any other section of the
country
THB ASSASSINATION REWARD.
The parties entitled to the reward for the
capture Of those egnaged in the conspiracy plot and
assassination Of the late President Lincoln. have been
selected BY the War Department and 1t is understood
that their names will be made public shortly. Promo
iious tor officers conspicuous in bringing the conspra
tors to justice have been made out and awaiting
the signature Of tho Secretary Of War who is now
absent from the city.
THE APPREHRyDED ISsURRECTI0N.
Col o. Brown, Assistant Commissioner OF
Freedmen for the State OF Virginia reports to Gen.
Howard from Richmond that he has reason to believe
the fears recently expressed by number Of the citizens
Of Virginia Of insurection by the freedmen Of that
State are entirely groundess Gen. Terry has dis.
posed OF his troops throughout the State to enable
him to eIectuay squelch any attempt Of the kind by
tie negroes.
APPOINTED.
j. L. Ringwall of The Philadelphia Press has
been appointed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
agent visit Denver City, Colorado. to ascertain the
best mode Of Transporting silver bullion by the Govern
ment from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic cities
and also 10 take accommodate the miners
with Eastern exchange.
To the Associated PreAa
WASHINGTON Thursday, Sept. II, 1865
MORE PARD0NS.
Yesterday and to-day the President granted
50 pardons distributed follows: North Carolina ls;
Virginia 81; Mississippi. 10; Alabama, and South
Carolina l. The pardon business has not only increased
the duties Of the President and the Attorney General
but those also of the Secretary of State and Of his
subordinate officers.
GES. VAN WICK AND CoLORED SOLDIERS.
Gen. Van Wyck returns to New-York to-
night. He has been endeavoring 10 obtain an order
mastering out his old regiment the 56th New.York
Veteran Volunteers. He regrets the mastering out of
many colored regiments because the veteran regi
mcnts required TO remain longer to do what could
well be done by them. He says from his observation
in South Carolina where he is service that the clamor
of planters against coored troops without foundation
aud that no more outrages are committed by black
soldiers than by white He and his regiment have been
In service four years, and he thinks 1t unjust them
that they should be retained because Southern
have prejudices against coored soldiers. The regi.
mont has always been active service on the PENN
sula and in the Department Of the South.