The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-14
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The Reconstruction Injunction Cases
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FRAUD IN THE CURRENCY BUREAU.
sc. SC. sc.

FRAUD In THE CURRENCY BUREAU.
&c. t..ra.. SC. sc.
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1857.
The Georgia Injunction Case Dismissed BY
she Supreme Court for Want Of Jurfsdic-
tIon.
The decision In the Georgia Reconstruction injunction
case was rendered By the Supreme Court to-day, and
just the kind that foreshadowed all along The
bill dsmissed for want OF Jurisdiction, and Jenk-
ins Company will have to grin and bear'' the
horrors Of reconstruction, woeN vo,ena II remains to
be whether the dissatisfied Governor OF Georgia
will carry out his threat Of resignation. The opinion
Of the court was not read, but It was intmated that
that part OF the proceedings would take place hereafter
It WAS not stated whether .shereafser' means the
present tho next term, but from the fact that the
Milgan thus disposed Of last term, and the
opinion read a. the present term, II il expected tho
opinion in this case viii be written during the
mer to DO announced tho meeting Of the court in
December. ft4#E
The Mississippi Isjnncfion Case.
Tho Mississippi case was not finally disposed Of and
the thereof supposed 70 be that the have
under advsement the question OF the effect Of the late
amendment Of the bill the case, showing
that the funds Of the State Treasury and the
State Capitol arc in danger from General Ord.
II Is contended by many that this will make
. case for an injunction. and there indications
that IL win be considered The ground upon which
is supposed the court will grant injunction on the
amended Mississippi bill Is that II State property be
thus seizod without judicial inerposition there will be
nothing to prevent military commanders from forcibly
taking and destroying any property they ut within
their respective districts proper to add that many
old lawyers here express the opinion that the amended
bill cannot change in any material way the ultimate de-
csion Of the court
= The case Of the Two virsinias.
The case oI The Commonwealth Of Virginia against the
Slate Of West virginia continued under advisement
until next term ~
Alleged Fraud in the Currency Bureau.
II Is stated ,:.od authority that very important
fraud on the Treason been discovered in the Cur
rency Bureau Tho story goes that eighteen thousand
dollars have been purloned from the bureau and that
steps hsvs been taken TO apprshend the parties mp
Gated Ths notes Of the denomination OF ies and
hundEsds OF the issue IL tho First National Bank a
yeey City. Notices have been sent 70 the different,
national banks cautsnng them nos 10 rcceive the bins
In question. This theft shows there must be screw
loose somewhere In the department great deal s said
In praise Of the perfect efficiency with which business
conducted in this department. but every and again
some ugly little episode like the just mentioned
turns up TO Offset these boastful statements. asa
De
The following circular TO collectors Of customs and
| others has been issued 5000 ,-g. ha-
II MA TRxAsrRY DEPARTxIsT, May 10, 1867
Section fourteen Of an act ITO increase the duties
and fs ~ ys sns
any goods wares or merchandise, tho decision OF the
0Oseor e Custom. the POI, q importation and
the tonnage Of sach vesssi such goods wares
merchandise and the doabc costs and charges thereon
shall b final and conclusive against all Interested
sGnse Or such vessel in he case Of duties levied on tom
or The msrcSsn@s. Il tSe case Of du Sia
levied on goods, wares or merchandise,
days after the asceralnmsnt and liquidation Of the
duties by the proper officers OF the customs, well In
cases Of merchandise entered in bond as for con-
sumplion, give notice in writing 10 the collector
| on each entry II dissatisfied with his decision,
setting forth therein distinctly and specifically the
grounds Of his objection thereto and shall within thirty
days after the dale Of such asceraiDment and quida-
ton appeal therefrom 10 the Secretary OF the Treasury,
elusive: and such vessel goods wares or merchandise,
costs and charges shall b. liable TO duty accordnsy
any act q Congress nS.w,thN.Ians, unless sui. shall
Secretary OF the Treasury such appeal for any duties
which shall been paid before the date Of such de-
csion. such vessel or on such goods wares
l chandise or costs charges, within ninety Gays
after the payment Of duties paid after The decision Of
the Secretary; and no suit shall maintained in any
court for the recovery OF any duties alleged 70 have
been enormously or Illegally exacted until the de-
csion Of the Secretary Of the Treasury shall
ssId decision Of the Secretary Of The Treasury
shall be sayed than ninety days from the date of
such appeal In Of entry At any port east OF the
| Rocky MOUNTAINS or more than five months In OF
an entry OF those mountains In view Of this pro-
vision. making Tho rights Of importers dePenden. upon
compliance herewith within specified time after the
ascertainment liquidation Of the duties II Is deemed
proper that they should DO duty notified OF the time at
winch the duties their respective entries may have
l been ascertaipcd add Iquidaled. You will therefore
be kept arccord or the several entries qudad
| from day 70 day stating the name OF the vessel. tho
1 Mia frprn
l the Of the importer and the date OF
entry and will give notice Of liquidation Of such entries
House. accessible TO the public, The day succeeding
date OF entertainment and liquidation, transcript Of
such record there remain fourteen days when such
transcript will be deemed and taken 10 be full notice
all parties interested The notice OF Dissatisfaction
pro test referred In the section before cited must in
ali cases be presented 10 The Collector within days.
and the appeal the Secretary OF the oasury be taken
within thirty days after notice o. he sscersnmens and
appeal taken from the decision OF the Collector such
appeal addressed the Secretary Of the Treasury may
be delivered such Collector VINO n hereby instructed
70 receive and transmit same to this Department
with full report OF the case together with statement
| Of the reasons for his decision. II. McCULLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
| sabbath school Celebration.
The annual Sabbath school celebration and parade
took place here to-day rhry-hve schools well
represented about eight thousand children being In line
OF procession with bands OF music Nearly all
| the oiereymen in the procession The schools
formed on the grounds south Of the White House. and
as they passed the sosh porco they cheered the Pre
dent Who recognized the salute by removing his hat
shower Of rain dispersed the schools earlier than
intended when they repaired several Of the churches
designated previously, whore the annual reports
read.
Hoard Of Visitors To the Naval Academy.
The Secretary Of the Navy has ordered Psymaster
John II. Hambcion to duty as member Of the Board
Of Visitors at the Naval Academy.
Matrimonial.
On DID, that certain British nobeman Ia shortly TO
lead 10 the altar the second daughter Of the Hon George
Harrington, United States Minister resident at switzer
land.