Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-22
Washington News.

AN AAAbhiNo bINNA0A Days ~ - ~
peoted that Gen. James W. Nyo will dc.
liver a speech upon yecopstguction TO-
morrow.
The 4ribuue's special saya Mr. sew
'.,eS save dinner yesterday, to which
the members Of the diplomatic corps
aud other distinguished individuals were
invited,
The Tribuues special says that with.
in the past fortnight some five hundred
post offices have been re.opened In the
South, and the work is stIll going for
ward.
The Tribuue's special says: 1t is ru-
mored that George Bancroft will be a
candidate for the custom house in New
York. 1t is believed by some who are
supposed to be In the confidence of the
administration.
The Tribunes special says: The Union
Pacific Railroad Company have filed a
map in the Interior Department OF the
permanent location of the road west of
Omaha, Nebraska, for the second hun
bred miles, and the commissioner of the
General land OFF,. l.. i,,,r"n4oa tLo
local land id -, -, l l''',toIJ fro,o soIo
the ODD sootiors wit,in fwcnfv miles on
eao'l aide Of the road.
The Heralds special says The spe-
cial committee on the debts of the loyal
sroto. bod onotbar session to-day for
tho...'.-.S. -, dotsrrninino the bssis Of
,l ~, E0l- ~ ..-,,., - State
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a''o"' Inc h"O'sI VIII Dc resumed To-
morrow
lIo hCE"'o speC'a' Gays Inc ways
aud means committee nave requested
the commissioner Oh customs 10 prepare
OIL aoohsnlnS the ofnces OF surveyor
ana naval oulCer' Inc commissioner,
III report winch lie submitted 10 the
committee, showed to their satisfaction,
that these Offices could be abolished, not
only without any dctrimCnt to the ser
vice, but with saving to the general
government TLcv are regarded as
mere g!necures, and ouqht to be dis.
peused with,
The Times WASHINGTON snecia, savs
the United States Court Of Claims IN. dav
decided the case Of Pierce vs. thc limited
States. involving the validity or tho
Floyd acceptances. The decision Is adj.
verse to the claimant-the oninion Of
the court being that the acceptances
were issued without the authority Of
law, for q fraudulent nprpose. and there
fore the government is not bound to nav
them, although they are in the hands Of
bona fde holders. Over $1,70O,000 are
involved in cases dependent on the above
decision,
The Ilerald's special says: The Sen.
ate judiciary committee had under CON
sideration to-day, Senator Towards bill
re organizing the judiciary OF the Unit
ed states Ihis Dill differs very mate
rally from the Dill INTRODUCED by Sena-
tors Dooil'Vle anu henderson, IL vests
all autnofIVy ana jurisdiction OF the
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Shor'A'nS 'ne FoS''nasVet General 10 sell
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