New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04

Or for the entire Congress 1901 0295os 5s
Gen Candy teegraphs here that he has ordered tho
reopening of the Boards of Registration in the Caro-
linas from the 5th until the 10th nst for revision
and the receiving of additional names.
The case of Bradley ST., of SWratt trial nOtoriety.
comes up tomorrow in the District Supreme Court.
for final decision II is understood that the other
three Judges of the Court will ndOrse the action OK
their associate Judge Fisher in suspending Bradley
from practicng in the Courts for gross contempt Of
Court.
Gen. Grant yesterday issued an order directing all
officers belonging to stations in the South who have
been absent from their commands account OK the
yellow fever to proceed to their stations in time TO
be present thereat on the Goth OF this month.
Capt. Bile formerly Secretary of Legation to the
Danish Embassy. in Paris, has been appointed Danish
ambassador at Washington.
Col ID. ii. McPha Paymaster United States Army.
has recently arrived at New-0rleans from the
Dry TOrtugas. He states that DIR. Mudd has dstin-
guished himself in professional way during the
prevalence of the yellow fever at that post while il
was so bad that all of the surgeons prOstrated
with it and no medical attention could be obtained
In this emergency, Col. McPhai who is from the
State of Maryland thought of DR.. Mudd and adj
vised that he be requested to exercise his profession
DR.. M DID, when applied to. willingly undertook tbs
care of those who were i'll with the fever on ths
island, and up to the date of Col McPhails depart
ure he had not lost one In consideration of his
services in this respect it is said that effort will
be made to secure pardon for him.
At meeting of the Massachusetts, men sojourning
in Washrg tOn held on Saturday evening at the hall
of the Massachusetts, State Agency, Dir. Caleb Cush-
| ing presided aud made very appropriate and elo-
quent speech in recognition of the distinguished exc
cutive ability integrity and noble traits of charac
ter of the late Gov. Andrew. Remarks were also
made by John A. BOlles late Solicitor at the United
States Navy Department, and Mr. John Prince, who.
in behalf of q Committee chosen for that purpose.
reported series of resolutions, which were adopted.
Col n G. Ordway, Sergeant-at-Arms of ths
! House of Representatives, returned to Washington
this morning. He accompanied the Southern Rail-
road Committee on its trip to the South, visiting
Richmond. Wilmington, Charleston, Savannah, Ma
con- Atlanta Chattanooga and Nashville AT tbs
last named city the Committee will spend few
days. by invitation the Legislature of Tennessee,
and then return to this city. Col Ordway has
left for Louisville and Cincinnati whore the Com
mittee of Election is about closing the evidence in
Col. McKee's ease. and will probably reach Wash
ington on Wednesday next After staying here
day or two with the Judiciary Committee, Col.
Ordway will 20 to Connecticut and Boston, whero
two other committees have been in session. for the
purpose of paying the expenses incurred by them.
There is statement current in political circles
here that The Integecr has been sold out to party
Of anti-Johnson politicians.
Regulations supplemental to those of the Treasury
Department August %. 1867. series 3, number o. ON
the subject of Internal Revenue Bonded Warehouses.
have been prepared under the immediate direction
of the Secretary of the Treasury, with view 10
relieve the tobacco and coal oil interests from many
restrictions imposed upon them by former regulations.
which especially designed for distilled spirits.
but can be dispensed WITH in of coal oil and to-
bacco, with safety to the Revenue, saving much time
and expense to dealers and exporters.