New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-22

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for the Pension Bureau wers appointed todsy. ~.
Maull Wilmington. Del, D. @. Rogers. Toledo Iov.
and Alexander Cochrsne. Westfed. N.
|ti PERSONAL. i Hf'r84 A
Major.Gen. Howard left to-day for Richmond
on his contemplated tour Of inspection q 1883 il','
Brevet Major.Gen. Baird has been assigned 70 dvt,
under Gen. Howard of the Freedmens Bureau - : 8
Mrs. Patterson. the daughter Of the Presidept -.
taken suddenly III last night and continues somevh..
indisposed to-day. -
FINANCIAL PAYMENT OF INTEREST TO nm
ANTICIPATED.
1t has been decided by the Secretary of In.
Treasury to anticipate the payment Of the nters,t ~
the 500 bonds which becomes due the LIST Of Noysm
ber and the will be paid and after Sept q a.
presentation Of the coupons to the Assistant
or those designated depositaries authorized to pav
interest on Government securities. =,
SOUTHERN POSTAL FACILITIES. )fL0
Twelve post-offces were reopened in North
Carolina to day by the Postmaster General. ~
Tie Postmaster General to-day awarded the contrsst
for carrying the mails from yBrashear City, La, "a
Galveston Texas, to George A. Fitch Of kalamazoo,
Mich. .t.1
INTERNAL REVENUE. sa
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue this
morning made the following decision; 4ifr'
Butchers who pay license-tax Of $40 may retail
other merchandise than tie store tut NAV
not peddle meat without a peddleis license Butchers
who pay license-tax of s5 may peddle meat or 6sh
without pedders license but cannot sell other articles
The assignment or transfer OF Judgment should b
stamped as an agreement or contract flr
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to 81, 1890 90.
THE NORTH CAROLINA FREEDMEN.
Kenneth Raynor writes letter from North
Carolina to friend in this city in which he states that
unless the Government compe the Rebels to treat the
freedmen with less cruelty, there will certainly DO
rising of the negroes and bloody retaliation there He
is preparing letter for publication. in which he viii
give full account of the true condition OF affairs In
the North State. Mr.. Raynors earnest Efforts In the
Fremont campaign, in Pennsylvania and elsewhere.
will be remembered; and bis consistent Unonism dur
ing the past four years. ustes tho expectations OF BIZ
many loyal friends throughout the country.
THE COUNTERFEIT CoMPoUYD-INTERgST S0rE
Thorough and most rigid investigation is being
made by Secretary McCulloch into the mystery OF As
800 compound-nterest notes. This Is, undoubtedly A
most counterfeit which has yet appeared and
may well challenge the severest scrutiny OF the Bank
Note Companies and all who have been employed 10
anv wise upon the Government dies and plates
The face OF this note is most accurate imitation
the genuine while the back is either the genuine Gov
eminent plate or an elecrotype from it, 1t seeas set
tied that either the original plates engraved by tho
American Bank Note Company have been allowed 70
yet into improper hands this fac smile was oSased
by the eleetrotype process. On the hrst hypo'aasn
is difficult TO see why the genuine face was not oOnaed
in the same way; but II the plate from which it va
printed was obtained by electrotyping the probable
reason for the face not having also been eectrOypdh
that the vgnette and other portions Of II are engraved
upon several pieces. while the back is in one.
In connection with the electrotypIng theory .
now remembered that experiments in the duplication
OF plates by that method were carried on in the Treas
ury Building by persons not regular employees OF ne
Government, at intervals, before Mr.. McCulicchk.
came Secretary with view to the adoption OF the pro
cess and that such multiplication of the plates w
characterized ar the tine independent II known
that bill plates have been boxed at the Treasury and
sent to New.York to outside parties for backing and
In this manner may have fallen into improper haadA
But it cannotse denied that in the earlier stages
making these plates at the Treasury Department
greater opportunities were permitted there Tor tef
surrcptitious elecroyping than at any other point
by any other parties
The honor and interest Of every empoy6 OF the Car
rency Printing Bureau being so signally involved nn
hoped that everything which can possibly thro" hsas
mon so important matter will receive the moss
thorough sitting in the investigations now gong Tor
ward.
THE CUOLERA-oFFiCIAL ADyICEs.
The State Department are III the receipt'o'
day OF volumnous dispatches from our Consrs al Oo''
stautinople, Smyrna, Port Mahon and Barcelona eEa
further information of the ravages of the cholera IN "
rious parts of Europe. The reports from Cons!aHns
pie are most alarming the deaths from this disessen r
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