The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-06

mour, at Mount Morris, N. T.. J. Lash, q Kendall
willie, Ind. A. E. Goodwin, at Rockford, M Atl@
scaterday, Galpos Ohio; Samuel B. Pike, at sarato
ga Springs, N "; Hiram w. Dickson, at Hudson, NJ Y.
Edward vanderveer, al Battle Creek, Mich Warren
Barnhart, at Independence, Iowa; Sumner g. Richards
at saco, Me-. ; Harvey K. Dodge, at Columbus, Wis !;
Samuel D. Clay, at Gardiner, Me-; James Lupton at
Salem, Ohio Martin Gaschak at Canton, Ohio; Isaac
Bryant, at Bucyrus, Ohio; John B. Durham, at Kan
kakec, H., and Edward S. Williams, at Pekn, Ill
Rum0r That the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs Will be Removed.
II is stated the best authority that Hon. D. N.
Cooley Commissioner of Indian Affairs will be removed
from his position the LIST Of November, and Mr..
Bogue be appointed to that Office The removal will not
be made day too Mr. Cooley has long boon one
fourth proprietor in the Dubuque Times, Of the most
radical and pestlent newspapers of the Northwest.
The Payment OF Additional Bounties,
Tho Second Auditor Of the Treasury has just rendered
the following decision relative to the payment Of the ad
ditonal bounty
Upon consultation between the accounting officers in
relation questions arising under the act Of
July 49, 1868, II has been decided that where soldier
served ont two years enlistment and then enlisted
promoted and died In the service cOmm sioned
officer his heirs not entitled additional bounty
the heirs OF soldier entitled who transferred
ceased soldier under the regulations Of the Secretary Of
War; must join in the application for the additional
bounty and in cases where the father has already
piled the application OF tho mother IL living must also
be presented Where the mother Is dead tho fact
should be stated in the fathers application. Pa
rents of 4 deceased soldier who reside in
foreign country not entitled TO additional bounty
Paragraph of the regulations issued by the Secretary OF
War declares that the act Of July %, 1866, creates no
rights of inheritance beyond those vested by tho law
under which these heirs received, were entitled 10
receive, the original bounty and by the Of July
ing the original bounty they cannot receive the add-
tional bounty. Where the parents OF soldier have
been divorced or have separated by mutual consent the
rules govern the settlement OF claim for additional
bounty have been heretofore followed in the Settle
Of similar When the claim OF widow Of soldier
Is pending for arrears OF and bounty ths additional
bounty will be allowed in tho application upon
proof that she had not married agan prior
to tho 2sth OF July 1866 In applications now
where their ages have been omitted, evidence must be
furnished giving the age Of each Additional bounty
Auditors Office and applications for 1t where the dis
charge is claimed to have cen lost will be entertained
The Monthly Report OF National Banks.
The national banking law requires each national bank
to make out and forward to the Comptroller OF the
rency the first day Of every month statement
Of its financial condition Over thousand returns
from the sixteen hundred and sixty three national banks
have already been received which full and con-
cse their statements as to require little correspond
to adjust them. THE acting comptroller Mr..
Huriburd, pronounces them satisfactory
The Tax ON India Rubber Wearing Apparel.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has decided
that rubber boots and shoes subject TO tax of five
per cent articles Of wearing apparel manufactured
produced for sale from India rubber The tax boots
Shoes manufactured Of leather Is only two per cent
United states Vessels tn be Subjected TO a
Forty DAYS Quarantine at CurncOa.
Our Consul at Curacao W. L. under date Of September
s, 1885, writes:"That the authorities At This island
have this day declared quarantine Of forty days. noud
ing the days occupied by the passage upon vessels from
any part OF the United Stateso