New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
NATIONAL CURRENCY.

DttIi ucIHyru loI various tAuses
NATIONAL CURRENCY.
During the week ending the l4th inst,
National currency to tire amount Of s3,6l570 was
issued by the Treasury Department. The total amount
Issued up to date is sl97, $50.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Brevet.B Brig. Gen. Arson G. McCOok, son OF
pr. John McCo1s. whose funeral took place here on
Friday has been appointed Assessor of Internal Reye'
nuc for the 1th strict Of Ohio to m the vacancy oc'
cusioned by the dccoa' Of bis father john Connell
and Pa.cmnn John have also bccn appointed Assessors
or the lth Di,ric. of Iowa a1d 18th District Of Penn
sylvauia, respectively.
The Commit s'1ner Of Internal Revenue made
the following rulings on Saturday:
Tie gross r7ccipis OF the managers of school exhlb
tons lectures, cX htiuns of works Of art ana occa'
sOna concerts not subject tn duty. ANY painting
which good enough 10 warIan. Gn exhibition thereof
may be con'dcred o work oiaGt.
Wien tle ys'as Of produce broker exceed The an
nua yauo oi $1,000 ~ any time during the year oi
license aha tho produce broker ia thereby subjected to
tie ab.A'. oi colomelcial oroker' the new license
should bs grantc1 from NJ nrst day Of the month IN
waich the hlbaiiy thereto accrued. and should be
issued riymcnt og a Tailb.e proportion Of the an
nual cost o. slC4 license.
SPREAD OF TIE CHOLERA
Foreign mails received at the state Depart
mcnt bring additional details relative to 1.-The
spread OF tic choera Tho Consul at COnstantinOple,
writing under date Of Sept IT, reports that the disease
has almost entirely disappeared from that city The
United States Cors'l ~ Port Mahon reports under
date OF sept. 20 that BE- has trustworthy information
from Palua mp aud Including the 18th Of September
The usual population az Palma is 6OO0O but on
tho l5.h Instant tc population did not exceed 1900.
On tlat day j., deaths occurred irom cholera. Since
then deaf. AZ reported from 80 to leo per day. The
disease "a PALMA appears In very aggravated form,
and seems to baio human skin Reports have reached
Port Mahon that the disease spreading into the in
terror u Spain. Reports from the Consul at Genoa,
Italy. state that but cw eases Of cholera have &C.
CURED there Iutohronce from the Consul at Mar.
settles France, IS 70 the effect that this terrible
mslldy IS nLtnIy on tie increase there.
Eighty thon.gnd citizens hayo left the city and the
deaths now average betp 20 and co per day. Huge
bonGrcs NUMBERING 1860 q, time. are burning night
y m the streets FOR the purpose Of purifying the at
mosphcrc which has had the desired effect TO
tent
MiJoI colnfAGER.
The following oIdc~ was on saturday issued
By tho Wr Depirtmcst:
Ci-s.HAL C.rs.- MARTIAL OEDTRs, No. $40.
war T. pshru Apigf fASr- bLNfEALS OFTfCFtl
IN tie c.,e o. Fr-u y Co:umassi, late Maor 6, Z. 8
Coorcd Csvsr .uen-sa by General Court Martial To be
casAlcred a pIi. 'etr'l to Osders,No 81.
lieii u-tor y rr,It OF hcuucy Lot svic. hentucky,
Au.u 1875 tlr sofenrr hava; been approved and es'
ecUied by cofand ot iorOen Palmer was Of legal effect,
IN arcorG0 with ie ff'ion ot the Judge Advocate
trnera the sentence r'crIe MAJOR Commaser Ia hereby
Wooded and i storton 10 service IN LIS former position
ordered.
T.. ID. fOvSsESD. Assistant Adj ltant- General.
To The As.o lated pr.ls.
WASHINGTON Oct IL. 1865.
TIE PARIS EXHIBITION.
The Secretary of State has recently distributed
uamphlot concerning the Paris Universal Exhibition
cf -67 In which II was announced that all applications
of citizens Of The United States must be filed az Paris
before the jst OF October inst In thus publishing the
correspondence Mr. seward felt il bis duty to call at
ieuton TO the passage TO that effect in one OF
Mr.. Bigelows dispatches. IL u presumed, now
ever that the Imperial Commission will ac
ceede 20 REQUEST which Las been made
through Minister 20 Paris for an extension OF time
applications from the Umtrd States; and that even
II they should be unable 10 do So Mr.. Beekwith. our
Special Commissioner at Paris, can draw up tue general
p.n OF organization required by the programme before
hc 3st OF ibis month iu sIcn manner as 10 prpl!dc
for the admission ~ applications from the United
states which may be- made before January, lsoo, or
which mas be received 40 Paris In time 20 be included.
II accepted by agents IN the detailed plan OF ar
uucnmcuts required by thc Imperial commission
fsoi Mr. lsctWiih before tie 3lst Of the last named
month. a. stated IN IN Official notice published few
dave ago, j. C. Derby, esq the United States Dispatch
agrat at New York. Ne. Spruecst, has been ap'
uonted Agent for tho Exposition ia the United STATES
a npplcstions 10 exuih.t and for information should
there, be adlessri 10 him. He is authorized 10 de-
eide upon the admissiJity Of such applications
With regard 20 the question OF transportation
Ne nrsCronmr gives until the 9th or
March lsG7 for the admission Of foreign pro
duets at Frcrch scaports and Congress WI! therefore
have ample time 20 decide whether they WIZ as heieio
~, IN tbe ocasion Of ex buttons OF such magnitude
de free transportation Tor articles going rom the
United states. -, .-o7,oo.,
IL wouli thus appear that the inventors a rouuces
of tbe Iuited Stat h,ve ouy 10 make up their minds
and n,tv Mr. Derby with reasonable promptuess as to
what they propose to send % ecure he d'antages OF
',ros N, Of is predecessors in Spendor ana import