New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08

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THE LATE FoBeERIEs.
The Treasurer Of Tie United states to-day received
the sam ofs5zo aos tho Whole amOurt which The Gov
eminent has been Geiaulcd by tie forgees charged upon
William Rnegod Cooper. The amount vas received 10 TWO
eefcates one On The TIE. National Banh Of Philadelphia
for s47Oo ard tie Other Adams Express Company for
sl0Oco
PERSONAL.
Gems. steodman aid Fullerton were among the VS.
tors at the Executive Mansion to-day.
The Executive stalss and oaTrGgelouse, e1iencng 10
the east from the White House beng tern down Tie
space viii be made flower garden. New acoonnodaticns
have been made for tie Presidents livery at the west end
OF The grounds.
Gen John NJ Corse tie Zero Of Altoona is tn town look
ing after bis Regular Army arrointment.
Tie Rebel Gen Dick Taylor Of woileaps arrived To-
day. He is delegate the Philadelphia Convention.
Senator cowar, Superintendent Darling Gen. stereman
ard Gen. Allen q Missouri, ere in town. rr
Gems Brown Il Virginia. N Spragne Of Arkansas DAVIS
TsoD OF Georgia and D. NJ Gregory Of Texas all Of the
Freemer Bureau have been granted leave Of absence for
90 dfys. Gen. Brown gees to Connecticut
coUSTETFEJTISG. .al-h
There has been received at tie Treasury Depart
ment plate used printing counterfeit 20 cent notes winch
was captured NewYo City by the operatives Of the secret
service division The officers secured quantity OF The coch
~ notes some weeks ago ard having worked up tie case
succeeded securing the plate and eel Of the parties e.
gagged in tie Manufacture Of tie notes.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs in Nebraska
has instructed Indian agents TO prohibit selling OF giving
away Of arms or ammunition 10 Indians
THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.
An organization has been effected through the
South having for s object the sxharg end buyng in Gene
e1es Of tie Confederate dead Pats lave been purchased al
Gettysburgh. Pa, and Franklin, Tenr.
BURNING OF THE JEFFERSON BARRACKS.
Tie Jefferson Barracks, near Georgetown were TO-
night destroyed by FIRE, broke sbont 45 Supposed
TO have been the work Of ncendary These barracks
we're lately by Government ard had been converted
into dwellings. Eight families ,cst tbe.r homes ard goods
COTTON TAX. - ~ .-
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has pre-
pared systsm Of regulations which viii DO
ssued in lew days
TAxiAu INDIANS.
The following is an extract floui Litter written by
the Internal Revenue with reference the
taxation Of Mr. King a Shawnee Indian residing upon
reservation with others Of tribe who complain such
SeDg imposed:
Ihave to say that IN view Of whs regar. the proper
OF law and guided by the former decisions Of
this Office think M King and his people resHing their
reservation not subject TO tax as md that no
that as fer as the officers Revenue oncerned
should b. taken that Mr. King and bis people
tcoted In their rights
THR cuoLER' IN ASrwEEr.
The following dispatches have been received by the
Secretary of State
USTrp STATES Consulate, ANTWERP |
To n. Bos. WILLIAM H. SEWARD Sesreery Of S,n,s.
SIR Since NY last report upon the Set Il as, esO hi
has been gradually On me 5.sss e u ngea SIo
o. The disease first made its appearance ~ the port on
board emigah ship which left durog my absence ut Ian
As soon as ii became the city authorities that the
disease cholera the vessel ordered out Of the port
but until too late TO prevent the Infection from reaching
the shore The preyapgiype Of the disease here is mag
nan in many instances caTryn oil the patients in two
three hours Its vore habitat thus far has been the docks
and wharves Of the city strict surveillance snoud De Kept
over al vessels from this port Verv respectfully yonr obed
en- servant, john WILSON, United States Consul
THE PARIS EXPOSITION
LEGATION OF FRANCE 10 IBR UNITED STATES !
WASHINGTON, 4th August, leo.
have that the Universal Exposition OF 1907 would
be retarded In France public notices in the Monr have
labors Of the committees on admission. -,
The exhibitors continue their preparations and the build
ings on the Champ carried with activity In
worl everything induces the anticipation that the expos
ton will be completely ready by the ls Of April 1901 It
would regreabe that In foreign countries there should
any uncertainty the time Of the opening Of the
position aud that In consequence preparatory measures
So Minister of State Vice President Of the Imperial
Commissioners has lately expressed to the Minister Tor For
egn Affairs Emperor the wh thar the yaTous States
that participate 10 this soenny DO informed Of
the intentions OF the Government OF the Emperor Now
however lack of persistence has occurred the Imperial
Commissioners even on the part OF Governments engaged In
Mr. Reuter- adds that in country sload 6nd Itself
prevented from assisting the Imperial commssoner could not
for that adjourn Iae opening OF the Exhibitors because
one Of its fst duties protect the interests OF the subsrb
the capital gusfanteed those OF the French exhibitors
who have imposed sacrifices on themselves IN view OF the
meeting OF 1867 those dae OF the sdventurers who have
lds co1Bdsrlbls appropriations Tor the continuance
OF tho works begun. l am in consequence Instructed
Mr. Secretary OF state, to make known 70 yolr tx'
ceency that tho Inauguration OF the exposition at Paris con
tnuey DO Fixed for the ls OF April next and
press 10 YOU az the time the interest which he Govern
Of the Emperor will attach 10 having this notice made
known not merely the Central Committee but also ~ tAe
exhibitors who NAV reside Ia the United States.
Please 20 accept Mr. Secretary Of State tao Of
very high consideration.
For Miassr aad under that authority. tn, Secretary VI
Legation (SigneJl ODfLQS bAsspE
Hoa WM n SEWARD.