New-York tribune., 1867-06-19

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WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June fs ls6,
The Cabinet session to-day protracted ona.
lasting about five hours The subject that occupiea
nearly the whole timo was the application Of tina
Attorney-General's construction of the Reconsts,c
tion laws to the proceedings of the Military Com.
manders in the removal of civil officers. There wall
probably be one or more meetings of the Cabinet ou
this subject before the President leaves fo,
Boston. Whatever is to bs done IN the
matter will be concluded by Thursday oyeninO.
The purpose is TO frame such instructions as will
clearly define the powers Of those Generals under the
Reconstruction acts, and insure obedience 10 them
at the same time facilitating the registry under NM
form rules 1t is understood that the position taken
by those in authority here IS that the conduct Of ha
military commanders is proper subject for Execu.
tive review supervision, il is obligatory upon
the President to that the laws are duly enforced
in accordance with his oath of'olfce.
Mr. Alexander Ria Rangab6 was to-day intso-
duced to the President by the Secretary of Stt and
delivered his credentials Envoy Extraordinary et
His Majesty, the ling of Greece. He made the rol
marks upon the occasion OF which the following Is a
translation ~
Mr. PRESIDENT The King of Greece eager 10 elees
70 the mission unfortunately interrupted by tho death q
Gen. Kaergi has ordered 60 approach youf Rgceiieu
to assure you OF the sentiments Of the very lively
sympathy which animate His Majesty, as well as Tho
become the interpreter OF the grateful memory which
reeee has nos @ ceased 70 OF al inc &c elective IA
especially during her trying war of emancipation Con
gGs has last last year given U m n eydeRSs 81 @ by I
struggling for their liberty Happy in hayngbeen chosen
carry the tScr pa'eEpa Sa SaS'a'Sn T noons so fe.
spect and to arrive at an epoch when | can can
oS O sOos unity ~ ,nf be espeo
be granted to me to draw still more closely togohere
them daughter Of the liberty, and the bravery Of their
people, and made for mutual regard and esteem she b
who her efforts to rise again worthy OF her past holds
forth her hand TO the younger DOr'geat and pOWerf
%RSb SRGs SGe TSr 1eeenc @atS wy Of s
sentiments OF the American people may honor me- that
county and so dear to my heart have the honor 10
present 70 yonr Exceency the letters by which HIS
Majesty the King of Greece accrcdits me near toyou
To which the President replied as follows;
Mr. RASGADE 1t is with peculiar satisfaction that
receive the first representative OF Greece in the United
measure TO Teciprocao the courtesy of Your Govern
ment. by providing for permanent legation az the Inn
mortal Athena. The revival Of liberty and selfgOycrn-
ment on the Mediterranean coast Is at once tle most
touching and the most anlmatng OF all the incidents OF
European States, all of the American Republics aoxnowi
edge infinite obligation to distant ana ancient Oecco
True she did reach the ends of securing the abolition
of Slavery and the establishment effective and per
manent system OF Federal Government lt 10 not
which providence hss appointed as rewards FOR perpetual
labOrs Of patriotism hamanity and yirSc neyertheiess
great objects which have mentioned attanablc in mod
e times Itwas The Hellenes who developed tho essen
tal ideas Of law, order and JUSTICE, individual right:
and public liberty, which lie at the foundation oil all
good governments everywhere throughout the word.
taught that II is difficult to renow as it Is to build
free constitution Upon nS prepe % We b now give our
of modern Greece. You may confidently assure your
under he proteeion OF the American Institutions there
is not citizen whose sympathies ana affections are
withheld nom the Land ofDem0sthones and Perices.
The Hon. l.. d. Campbell, Minister 10 Mexico. has
rendered his resignation as such officer His reason
is that he don't feel inclined to follow the instruc-
tions recently sent from the stnte Department. His
resignation has been accepted but no successor has
been appointed. Prominent ctizons of New-Qrlesps
have telegraphed TO the Secretary Of State urging
the appointment of Mr. King of The Times of that CITY
for the embassy.
The % bonds of 81 900 each which reported ~
10 missing from the Treasury Department we
found to-day in the Treasury vault 1t appears tass
these % sheets were by mistake packed
up with a bundle of other different s2-
curities which were printed on paper OF the
same size as the bonds. It has been
the opinion of the officers Of the Treasury having
these bonds in charge that they were not lost but
misplaced, and that thorough search would dis
cover them. The result proved this opinion correct.
The system of accounts in the Treasury so thorough
and complete, that tho truth Of these bonds being
missing was known within half an hour Of its oc-
currence and written report was Immediately made
of the fact This report has been on file from ,ase
time but the particular package with "n'cn 'Ney
were erroneously placed was not sScer'aiheo un'''
to-day.
In the Supreme Court OF the District OF Colnmo's
a little case involving great principle was decided
to-day. Judge Wyley declared in his opinion thas
the combination of physicians to regulate and pre-
scribe the amount of their fees an illegal COM
binatjon, and he accordingly reduced physicians
bill against the defendant in the before him 10
an amount equal to his previous charges about ono
half of the attempted increase.
Sir Frederick Bruce the British Minister. visited
the President this evening the interview lasting
about an hour