The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-30

amount Fifty dollars also received from young
man in Southern Oh o, through a Catholic priest The
hc sends the Treasury, he says he overpad
In the army and refunds the amount TO ease his con-
science
BILLS APPROVED by THE PREsiDESr.
The President has approved the bills TO provide for the
revision and consolidation OF the statutes OF the United
Of armory and arsenal Of construction. deposit and
repair Rock Island, Illinois, and 70 establish land
Office in the Territory Of Idaho
PROPOSED MILITARY CHANGES.
The continued III health Of General Joe Hooker from
attack Of paralysis has decided the War Depart
TO relieve him in command at New York, and he
will be granted long leave Of absence. General John
Pope will succeed General Hooker command Of the
Department Of the East General Hancock win succeed
General Pope in the West and General John NJ scho-
fed who has lately from Europe win be
TO Baltimore
PRIZE MONEY.
The Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury announces that
the prize money due for the capture Of the prize Judah
by the United States steamer Colorado win be ready for
payment in about sixty days The amount involved in
the capture upwards Of fourteen thousand dollars.
RATIFICATION OF INDIAN TREATIES
The Senate has just consented 70 the ratification Of
treaties made with the following Indian irbes,
Tho Eez Pcrces Of Idaho Territory tho shoshones, Of
Nevada the Great and Little 0sages in Southern Kansas
and the choctaws and Chickasaws in the Indian country
west Of the Arkansas river
APPOINTMENT OF DISABLED SOLDIERS AS GOVERN
MENr CLERKS.
Twenty i've clerks we're discharged yesterday from the
Pension once TO make places for partially disabled sol
dicrs and twenty additional will be discharged TO.
The retired clerks said to have been
eced from those who have been longest in the employ
or the government some OF whom had held their places
five TO ten years and even longer
SLAUGHTER OF THE NNocHNrs.
There win bo another slaughter OF the innocents To-
morrow. Forty nfy assistantquartermasters and
commissaries will be mustered out Of service.
THE RoUssEAU-GRIsNELL COMMITTEE
have concluded the taking Of testimony in the case and
ia preparing n report Mr. Gnnnes friends feel
ndent that Rousseau will be expelled while the friends
OF the latter equally sangune that nothing beyond
resolution Of censure will be recommended. The COM
mitee has wisely kept It's counscls and all reports
concerning It's future action purely speculative.
TIE BLAISEcoNKLISG COMMITTEE
have not yet concluded summing up the testimony
which is volumnous The general character Of the
forthcoming report asserted DO In justification Of
ConklIng and damaging 70 General Fry.
CIRCULAR PROM THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
IN RELATION TO CARRIAGE or PASSENGERS IN
STEAMSHIPS
The following circular has been issued 70 collectors
cnstoms:-
TxxAsuRy DxPARIxnT June ~, 1860
SRThe fourteenth section Of the act TO regulate the
carriage Of ,.s = scs%aPs S and % other e.
dollars shall b paid 70 the collector By the master cap
tain owner Of any ship OF vessel coming from foreign
port for every passenger other than cabin passengers.
voyss. Sy Ssss and Ss s.d collector snail
in such M manner % Is The Secretary Of the Trsssasy
hy general rules shall direct, 70 any board or com
NJ .s and ass sS &. u:. ps ss.rs ss ssS
ship Or vessel arrived is sitaafed &C ! wil
thank you . make out and transmit. 70 this depastnea.
under this in your district and the disposition that
- bsea made Off, nom the passage Of sadsct 70 July
Tho ssssnsssnsh sscsos Of said Get rcqu,rnsshs co.
sctoI 70 eSsne each emigvans snip or vessel on ~
i.y Of Che Trsss III as tine of T ss,us The % snsS Or
the voyage, the vensloo, Che numbss OF pssssngsss
:ssa. ;s .r.c: % sc..s ~ seod .. a.,ivs eosoiy
opinion q .hs eaass o. Asr nossz Il any on board
Or hsss =. sappessG % Ssvs ksS ssy sasasy
in causing the exemption From and afssr He iss dsy
sserss:.y x dc Treasury = reasirsd by "a ssosss
and 10 accordance Win shs accompanying FORM Ven
L. xocuLLocH, Secretary 4 sA. Treasury.
APPROPRIATIONS YoB NATIONAL csnsrxRIEs AND
CURn1NCY PnIrTIN0 BUREAU.
rhs miscsiansous appropriation bili reported so the
House to-day contains Item of 10000 establih
national ometsres and 70 purchase nss for the ssms
such points the Presidsas may deem proper and
for sbs Of The same and $500 600 for erecting n
connection with the Treasury Department brick nss-
proof building for the Currency Printing Bureau and for
Storage
REco0NIrfoS ov coSsULs.
Herman Mches has been recognized By tho President
n Consul for saxs wcimar EscnscL aud saxe hsinngsn
Hildburghausen In Gan Francisco
Our NEW MINISTER TO ECUADOR.
w. Coggshe. lately appointed Minister TO Ecuador,
has received his nnal instructions from the State Depart
ment and will sail for Quito about the 10th Of July
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
The cash salos for pre-cmption lands, &c., al The
karysve California; Land onoeodurins the month ef
May amounted 70 "a, 2,s5a, besides which . number Of
sptries were made under the Homestead law In tho
same month o,o7o taken up under the Homo.
stead law u the Iona tMichigan) Land once Al
East Saginaw Michigan A547 entered IN ths,
month for homestead actual settlement In addiiion 70
this cash sass Of public land made amounting 10
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