The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21

ton by the Static respectively Of tho remainder OF tho
direct due from each would in OF the present
Impoverished condition Of their people, prevent much
hardship In individual cases. and save from practical
conscanon the property Of many persons against wnom
public interest would be injuriousy Affected Should
this policy be adopted the collection OF taxes under the
present system might and ought to be until
an opportunity for assumption be offered whether
the realized from re-sales Of property bid In
the States respectively computing the taxes still due
Is question we'll deserving Of consideration which
submit without comment
APPROVAL OF THE BILL PROVIDING FOR THE SAFE
KEEPING OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS.
The President has approved the bin 70 regulate and
the safekeeping Of public money entrusted TO dis
bursing officers Of the United States II ID made their
duty deposit with the Treasury assistant reasnrers
money entrusted to them for disbursement and 70 draw
from the only funds are required for payments
to be made in pursuance Of law, violation OF which
and tho Of the public money for private advantage
arc TO be. punished by 1ne and imprisonment
SUITS AGAINST PosrMAsrERs IN THE SOUTHERN
STATES INDEBTED TO THE GOVERNMENT
The Post Once Department is nstitutng suits against
a Postmasters the nsursctionary States who stand
indebted to the government
THE NEW FIVE CENT COIN.
The Treasury Department to-day was besieged by
parties anxious TO obtain the new nve cent coin.
CONSCIENCE MONEY.
source twenty-five dollars which has been credited TO
the conscience fund Of the Treasury.
HoNoRs TO THE LATE LEWIS cAss.
The Department Of State displays the national nag In
mourning and the entrance is draped in black
and the Navy and Treasury Departments have also
placed their flags at half mast In respect
to the memory of the Hon. Lewis Cass.
who during the long career Of public service
occupied the positions Of Secretary OF State and Secre
tay Of War The Department Of State has addressed
circular to the diplomatic agents and consus Of the
United statos instructng them to cause the flags Of
their several Offices to be displayed halmast on the
cepon Of the circular and to adopt the usua symbols
Of public mourning for period Of thirty days
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED by THE sENATE
Tho Senate in executive session to-day confirmed the
nomination Of Lyman W. Paer Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the Seventeenth district Of Ohio and that
of L. J. Czapkay, Of California Consul at Bucharest
Eek Governor Edward s. Bragg rejected - United
States Attorney for Wisconsin.
PERSONAL.
Clarence A. Seward and John A. Kennedy are at vii.
THE RECENT DISTURBANCE AMONG THE YREEDMEN
AND WHITES AT GoLDsBoRo, N. 9.
The Freedmcn's Bureau has received communication
giving the particulars Of the late disturbance between
the whites and coored people of Goldsboro c., from
which appears that IL commenced by commits
soner Of tho assaung discharged colored soldier
who then beaten by crowd Of whites The black
sent 10 prison to await the August term Of the
court, colored testimony having been refused Tho
coiored people expressed their indignation at the treat
ment their friend received and the police were sent 10
any who heard to condemn the action Of the
authorities Some refused to be arrested whercupon
one was shot and another mortaly wounded Tho
prejudice against colored In that section Of North
Carolina represented 70 be bitter and their treat
ment oppressive