The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-27

[sPESIAL DBsPAr0HEs TO EvHNISG TELEGRAPH.1
WASHINGTON, June 81
The Charges Eainst General Fitzpatrick.
The charges against General fitzpatrick United
States Minister to Chill is that OF having introduces
woman of doubtful reputation in respectable
families in Chill.
Paupers in Tennessee.
The Legislature of Tennessee having passed n
statute making it the duty of the civil authorities of
men, orders have been given by the Government for
the dicontinuance of the Freedmen's Bureau relief
establishment in that State on the Both of june
Certificates of Indebted ness
Notice is given to holders of Certificates of In.
debtedness issued under the acts OF Congress- ap.
proved March 1st and 18th, 1862 that the Secretary
of the Treasury, In accordance with said acts and
the tenor of said certificates prepared to redeem
before maturity all Certificates of Indebtedness
falling due after August 81 1865, with accrued in
terested thereon, if presented for redemption on or
before July To- 1866 and that hereafter such certi.
Gates will cease to bear interest, an viii be paid ON
presentation at this department. with interest only
to said 10Th of July The above notice, taken con
nection with that of the 22d ultlmo calls in all out
standing Certificates OF Indebtedness.
Senate COn1irmatIOns.
The Senate, in executive session yesterday con.
frmed the following nominations
To be Consuls, George W. Bowrie, of California
at Canton; Charles Muellert, OF Ohio, at Amster.
dam; David Ii. Strother, of West Virginia, at
Buenos Ayres W. Atwell, of Wisconsin, at Ma.
racaibo; George W. Dodge, of Vermont at Bre-
men.
The Senate also confirmed the following nomIna.
tions:-
To be Collectors of Internal Reyenue-N. p
Knapp, Tenth Collection District of Illinois,; w. III,
Marke, Twenty first Collection District of Pennsyl.
vania; G. L. Mann, First Collection District of
Illinois.
To be Assessors of internal Revenue-Robert
Clark, Thirteenth District of Pennsylvania; Thomas
orton, Sixth District of Pennsylvania.
To be Deputy Postmasters-E. H. Shelly Rome
N. T.; Moses S. Wood, Clinton, N. Y, Charles A.
hopkins, Utica; Daniel Mace. Lafayette, Ind; A.
M. Abrugh, Bowling Green, Wisconsin.
Indian Affairs.
Orrin Guernsey special Indian Commissioner re-
ports to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, under
date of Fort Reilly June H. til at councils had been
held with the tribes with which we made treaties
last fall. They have suffered much during the past
hard winter-some of them actually starving to
| death-but notwithstanding this, they have been
very quiet and have observed their treaty st pula
tions faithfully which was certainly dong better
MIR. Guernsey says, than white men would have
done under the circumstances.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs in letter 10
the Secretary of the Interior recommends the dis
missal of Indian Agent Bryson, of the Smith River
| Reservation for having inflicted capital punishment
upon an Indian who had killed another in that
locality as there authority for an agent to act
in capital ofenses where the civil law is in force
COnsuIs Recognized.
S. F. Packer has been recognized by the Presi-
dent as Vice-Consul OF Sweden and Norway at
| Key West, and August Heck as Consul for Hesse.
| Darmstadt at Chicago Illinois.