New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
~ ,aur,crnN Wcdncs1ny Sent. 90 N

WASHINGTON, WclncslHy, sept. ~, IovO
THE FORT SMITH COUyCIL-JoHN ROSS.
The Commissioners appointed by the Presl'
dent to negotiate treaties with the South Western
Indian tribes and who are now in council with them al
Fort Smith Arr. have notified Secretary Harlan o.
the Interior Department that they have a'ccrained
that John Ross. an educated Cherokee. ard formerly
Chief OF that Nation, Rebel emissary duilng tie
Rebellion and by Of his SUPERIOR education and
adroitness. Induced many Of his people to sDJufe
their allegiance to TIE United States, ard TO join
the armies of the Confederate States He still claims
TO be Chief of the CherOkees and rs such Is using
his subtle influence poison the minds OF those In
dams who ere truly loyal, and who are disposed to
into permanent peace and amty with the united
States Believing lin to he an enemy TO tle Govern
ment and that he does not represent any considerable
portion Of his People the Commission has formally
refused TO recognize him Chi OF the Cherokees and
have notified the Secretary the Treasury Of their ac-
ton in the matter The President having been con
suited on the sub ect approved the action of the Com
mission and through Secretary Harlan has apprlsed Its
members 10 that effect and has instructed them to
negotiate with such parties only AS are desrous OF
again resumng their former friendly relations with tie
Government
Judge Steele of tie Iudian Bureau leaves here to-
night having been appointed an additional delegate to
the Indian Commission recently sent TO Bluh Greek,
Ark for the purpose of entering into treaty with the
Kiowas Camanchcs Apaches. Cheyeanes, and ATape-
hoes.
COUNTERFEIT TREASURY NOTES.
In view Of the fact that large number OF
compound interest notes of tie denomination OF 500
have recently been coanerets the Secretary Of tile
Treasury has decided issue more notes of that
kind aud will take measures to call in for redemption
the ones now in circulation.
The imputatlon In ootempoTary that the counter
felt 800 compound interest notes were emitted from
plates held By one Of your most reputable bank note
companies finds no responsible inlorsement at the
Treasury Department
PERSONAL.
Administering Chandler Of the Treas
ury returned from his visit to New Hampshire last
night. aud this morning resumed the duties Of his
position Il. NJ. 4. Hunter and Extra Billy Smith of
Virginia LETT for home on parole to-day. Secretary
Wcles is expected here tomorrow. ExPostmasier.
General Blair is preparing reply to Gen. Meigs and
Judge Holt. Sir Frederick Bruce, the British Minister
has returned fiom his Northern tour. Senator Yates
Of Illinois, and Judge Kelly of Philadelphia left for
their homes this morning.
Monod Of Paris was presented the President to-day
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
amounted to sl,f7l,i55 "a.
GLOVE MANUFACTURES.
Returns from the Census of 1860, represent
1876 establishments for the manufacture OF buckskin
cloves in the United States in tina, year. employ i5J
l,-.ss l. Io, inv af.,f anti al
OF s25 paving for raw material s537 $50; for labor
$780, - and annually producing products TO the amount
OF 1906 The returns for sOO show an Increase o.
co per cent over those Of ls5O
LAND OFFICE ITEMS.
The General Land Office has just dispatched
instructions to the Register at Marysyile, CAL in.
formng him that State selections are not admissible
on unsuryeyed lands. on double minimum tracts
now within tie county OF the grant Of Congress for the
Pacific Railroad.
IMPORTANT TREASURY CIRCULAR.
The Secretary of the Treasury to-day issued
the following important letter to Collectors OF Customs
modifying a late circular from the Department in refer.
ence to tie shipment OF articles in tie States recently
in rebellion:
The circular Of the LIST inst. relative to shipments OF
guns and ammunition INTO States heretofore declared
in insurrecon h hereby far modified that you WIN
heuceiorth grant permits without any reierenee 10 @
IDeptrtmcnt for tie shipments Of sporting guns
and ammunition therefor IN any reasonable
amount and also blasting powder Tor MN
ing purposes. And You viii make WSeAiy
returns ON the last day of each week of the several ap
picn,ons granted by you showing tie names aud resi-
denee OF con,gnors and oousiguees the amounts ana
character OF te powder slot ana lead shIppeI "nVN
nst he stated n pounds and not Kegs, bags or CASKS
II is designed that these shipments shall IN no case cx
coed what may in your Judgment he necessary To meet
the orliu,Iv wants OF tie county All OTHER appl!ea'
tlons You Will refuse.
THE EHERpMRNS BUREAU.