New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-10
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ton as depositares $780, Under the act of August q
1916 there are eight Assistant Treasures officers
performing the duties thereof, and twelve United
States depositaries
After the LIST of July payments OF registered secur-
ties of the Government will be made az the following
places: New-York Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Cincinnati, Chicago, New-Orleans Charleston, ST.
Louis, San Francisco, Buffalo, and Pittsburgh The
last three cities have been recently selected Per-
who desire to have their interests paid at tha
above places are required to give notice at thsf
partment. -
The Court of Claims has now before it a large ~
Der of claims for captured cotton, involving VI
sums of money. Ex-senator Cowan is specially IT,
ployed to defend the interests of the Government
According to the law redress be hadpnly thfsaH
this Court; and the suits confined to such peSe
as can make due proof of loyalty Hence questal
arc incidentally discussed as to the status OF
claimants during the late rebellion
Mr.. Chandler, Assistant Secretary of the Treasi
has returned to this city, after several weeks abb
sence His resignation of his present Office, which
was to have taken effect this month, has not been
accepted by Secretary McCulloch. He thinks Mr.
Chambers services invaluable and asks him to
main, at least for the present. e
Mr.. Weisner, of the firm of Frazer Trenholm Dc
Co., who was examined by the Judiciary Committee
several days ago. testified that his pardon cost HIM
Al So beside travelling expenses and hotel bills. 1t
had been stated that it cost him several thousand
dollars but fortunately. he kept out of the hands OF
the pardon brokers' and ran his own machine.
The telegram from the West giving the death Of
the Hon. Samuel Marshall of Illinois is mistake.
Mr.. Marshall is at present in this city attending the
sessions of the House Judiciary Committee, Of which,
he is member. He has been in bad health for along
period, but is still able TO attend to his duties.
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the Headquarters of the Army, announcing the safe
y ST. LOUIS, May s, 1851
To Gen. s. GRANT: Gen. Augur reports the arrival 40
Omaha of citizen who left Fort Buford April Ie Co.
Rankin and garrison are all well The report OF the mas
W. r SHERMAN. Lieutenant-General !
The United States Supreme Court has ordered that
no copies of the ORDERS rules, and forms in bank
ruptcy or any of them to be established by tho
Court shall be published until the order Of tho
Court. :
Dr. Alfred Thomas of Iowa leaves here Yo-night for
North Carolina to engage in the work of organizing
the Republican voters of that State in harmony with
the Republican party. The Doctor goes under the
auspices of the Congressional Executive Committee!
Commissioner of Agriculture, Newton, publicly in
yites proposals for furnishing all the materials and
performing the work required in the construction on
brick building for the use Of the Department Oh
| Agriculture.
Nine dollars and fifty cents was received at the
Treasury Department to-day for application to the
conscience fund 1t was a return of income tax un-
paid last year. /
Postmaster General Randall has ordered Poetmasa
tiers having letters to advertise the same in any news
paper without regard to circulation, especially IN
those papers that will advertise them free of charge
The receipts from internal Revenue to-day were
| nearly half million of dollars.
The President has recognized Jose Maria Mnnoz 10
| Consul of Bolivia in NewYork.