New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-02

that every one Of them had drawn the ezra pay
EXECUTIVE REMOVALS.
The President seems TO be in no hurry to make re-
movas He seems 10 be absorbed n matters connected with
The Philadelphia Convention II must be made and
then removals and appointments viii follow In the meantime
the hungry men wait much TO the qualification OF the
Washington hotekeepers
SOLDIERS REST.
In accordance with instructions from Headquarters
of the Army the Soldiers Rest at the depot the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad discontinued The Qaartornaster and
Commisssy property viii be turned their respective
depot officers.
NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
The following letter from Commissioned Rollins ex-
plains itself:
TREASURY DrrI OIFIcE or lsIEgS, EtyEsUt
SIN reply TO your letter OF the 9th inst. that IT, rf,er
August 1866 bank should receive the notes Of State
for redemption to the institution by which they were
ssued It would not be paying ont Of such notes,
within the meaning Of such act March 1865 amended
July IL 1866. IL the notes in question forwarded
to New York Philadelphia bankers there for pnr
of causing them TO be sent TO the banks issuing
redemption the liabilities would not be incurred The notes
must be forwarded for the special aud only purpose OF being
sent for sale to maSoTp basocss Spp' "''0 ''
T. a. ROLLINS Commissioner
VIM Haskell esq, Easton National Bank, Easoo Pa
CONSCIENCE FUND"
The "conscience fund" of tho Treasury Depart
ment being largely increased by contributions from small
Government puudere 1t is etated bat there in this
fund over $4,000 an Of which amount has been received
termination the Rebellion from
quarernasters oommissare and sboddy contractors To
day $40 were received by the Treasurer OF the United States
from anonymous correspondent who is under the impress
sion that rghuly belongs to the Government The largest
contribution derived from tbs source Is si.SOo
THE PHILADELPHIA CoLLECTORsHfp.
A. B. Slonakcr hos not been appointed Collector of
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Inc following was Iecc'eu ny oco'V'a'! ""'i'"
this morning:
GRAND ISLAND NeDTaska lerrl1,'' % uS D. io'O'
40 s G,ssionn;s nave ,"s, ., ,wincd r. mile,
~ F th non Pacific R,iIroad aud 6Sd the section in ac.
certse condition The road il moi in running miles
nonf n will he buiii bv September l. q
j. u Snrsos President of Board Of Con missioneis
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ARMY ArPoiHrhhNi9'
The appointments Tor the Regular Army Tor the
.ne,o.,,.a h., co,nr.,s ore "a h. nado at
once
Henry ID Foster nromineu, Democratic politician
Peunsvlyano arrived in town this evening lie here too
in the interests Of IN, Johnson party of mis- State.
RESIGNATION oP THE ASSISTANT WAR SECRETARY.
Ga, IT r Fckert to.dav rendered his resignation
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. . -. :, con.., sror,,snden, = tho
70, D,.,o, ., che ,.r,cap Western Union and United
state. Toograpb ne now Ender tho e OF
Western Union or American Union Lines aud extending from
Norfolk and Washington norhward and eastward through the
NewEngiand States aud connecting with the Canada lines
and Atlantic Cable Gen. Eokert is practica! ceeir
ciau and during had charge Of the United States
military telegraph lines cenieng at Arlington The heed
quarters will hereafter be at NewYork City.
INTERVAL pyvRsup RECEIPTS.