The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-02

moved; ihs. Of ten superntsndsna Of Indian Affairs two
had been removed ana that OF Indian agents
gs had been removed since he had assumed charss Of
the Department Of the Interior The report concludes a.
foows-The appointments pension agents or clerks
NOT reouired 10 Be sent 70 the senate for
and are not therefore embraced In the requirements Of
the resolution bus supp0sng n probable that Il was the
intention or the House or TO elicit in
formation in respect 70 them also avail myself or che
occasion 70 state that there arc nfy seven pension
sQents OF which number twelve have been removed
sncs sntered upon TIE Suties Of nv oDos ma totsI
number or clerks and EMPLOYEES with the de-
psrtent ana under the control q the sscssrv on the
f,s-;c srcrsvs ~ ths forsro,rr 1. an h~rd,sd sr@
twenty eight OF this entire number only twenty have
been removed In almost eyery instance the removal
soIdiar NOR conetanf n IN dacharUe ~ ths Ante.
OF the position with these excepons no removals Of
o0tcerr ~ smploves CONNECTED with this
Ssvs nan s1s Sur,nS shs tina Il has hses rnds, NV
CHARGE -. Ne. ~ m
Ths report Of the Secretary q war states that No
uey.Ons after reietion Nv "a Sensfa have -. rea
pointed b. the freadent: thas no anuoinkmenta have
been made sluce tho sss session. 81 persoue vhose
nsmes vers intSn.sn.iiv ~ishhs,2 fso1p ~ ssnsss
haa few cases occurred through inadvertecs a tSs
Adjutant Generals once bat thew were merely brovee
Appomsmsnis which, having expired by consttuisnal
fon win ~ ~ ~ 1880 ner;cr ~
dursag Us rccsgs soms thiSytWo pesuous have beeu
sppolsea TO All vacancies made b. the ordinary casual
ties in the army but their names viii soon be
to the senate The Secretary explains that ss humber
does mot Include breyet appo nmeuts which are mot
supposed comethin the scope Of the resolution nor
those made under an act Of Congress- OF
July Is iast fixing the peace establishment Ali such
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ara 10 be submitted 10 the Senate Al this
The secretary Of the Navy reports that no appoint
ments or reapnointmepta in the civil or naval service
requiring the action of the Senate have been made
during the recess of Congress- Naval officers have been
promoted as vacancies occurred or a thew were entitled
70 advancement by length OF service
the fact that during the recess the changes from ali
eauses Announced ~ Al 10 hsvirr been apnontrncuts
no .sa n srD 70 an
cances There was one reappointment after rejection
by the Senate The whole number OF appointments ia
tho Attorney Office At the disposal of the Pres-
dent subject 10 conratiou by the Senate Is stated to
be 2O2 yiz:-7s Judges 50 district attorneys and 81
marshall
following recspitulation Removals made for political
reasons, (and OF which NUMBER tne commissions
mcvs,. n msSa rom for wounded and other
soldiers %; appointments to MI vacancies caused
by designations deaths, 2O changes by reason Of
lect OF official duties 81 changes caused by decnatIon
Of office, 8; changes caused by expiration OF commits
sion, q removal for abandonment OF office, removal
because the postmaster was raudulenty recommended
,, ~ E Sa.s smO Ts, %, NV 0ounueo
On the arst OF ly last there were as shown by the
annual renort Of the Poetmaster General TOO Presden
tsI officers IN the Pos, ONCE Department Number ap
ment Of state TO- Treasury Department 1919: Depart.
OF tho Interior 81 II Of which were made By the pres
emit Secretary one or the removals being for Official
misconduct: Post once Department 1850; Once Of the
Attorney General ~ Number appointed 70 nl vacan-
srv 1ns NEW ~ Depsrmen of the i,tsror a.
Post once Department, 80 Attorney Generals, Is.
Total number Of appointments IN escn department. SUD-
fepartment al state !. uo
Treasury Department. 973
pepar men! o. me interior. z ao
once Of Attorney Genera. observation-disclosures 20
OF the removals in the Post ONCE Dspartmess one
nunaIeo anu Mty,nno weIe .or Ponucsi roasonS, ana
tweuty.two wero made 70 make room for voundei and
other soldiers, and were made because Of neglect ~
official duties; one LOT sosnaonmeM o. once ore Oe.
me person removed vas not consnneS - susI.r = Ia
post and upon whom it has been ke custom 70 confer
the appointment afr g.
Nemt.atiens Cenhrmed ~ she senate.
Inc oehA's IN eAe'uA'o s0sSloa 00nn'"'o 'ns 'oho"
ing nomina'ons'- f
u.r,c Msnn - Tr,tsn % Az
ney for the district OF Iowa Lovett s. Morton 10 b.
Assessor q Internal Revsnus for the Eghtesnth district
p.;e unao Ss1M h,o W DspuV =
N.-s...,. $780,
Tn soi,ovirs nomnstio.s ver, ,e,ecsnA
-,,'. ~ 49, ~. 49,. - S-..-..,
LOT saS ssvcnsn ax rs. .aisscnSse senssmin
~, oe5 o.ss1yy y Css T,sS 1872 MnI "
western district Of rennsyv Caleb B. Bowers. Col.
rsOs0I - Hovonuo =" - As u's :" w.
hampshire
Tho Fort PHI keafny Massacre.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs has appointed the
so,orc .,~,,,... - 49, or ,ha ror,s.,ssAr -
-. - s.....--..-I .....s - III -. -
gste INC circumstances oOnneCsso WSn roC0us mAs-
eacrs as Fort Phil Kearny General James b Sseedman
roh, n s.nho,r ana JrS~a I K,nlsv 7, ID.
oiooa 70 the ABOVE TWO omcen OF me army wiu %
appointed on the Commission who have not yet been
..,.s..n IN. c.r,..,o,.,, n, ,s~dSLvor. :, or.n.
-, o-.-
on the 18th inst clothed with ample power TO make
full examination Of the matter brought under their
,cv.~,,~.scn
the Lawyer1 Test Oath.
The Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia u ssil
susased In hearing arguments on the oues,iou vhether
49, a.,, -..r,...s -. $780,. .s.u :. 80.
'ne "" ossn 'eq"'o3 ior SUBMISSION snA' Oe sss sSoe
Colonel Magruder who asks TO be admitted without being
required 20 take the oath prescribed by Law for
!, =. y
IN nn Arsu"sn' 'ouAy ssAsot 70 nsored 70 ms Tor
mer privileges right and spoee pf his having been
an ocer OF srmv saving that what
= g. --,
ever offences ne hsd COMMITTED as soch MAD been
pardoned BY the Executive, humbly submitting
thai hs could be excluded opiv by uprit
.. -. al s a..
OF resent"ens ~n'cn III oecom~ VIC pro-