The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-18
WASHINGTON.
wAsaMGros, Sept. II, 1887, |
IL O'Clock. p. N.
Grant and the Radical Casechisers.


disgust Others however are expected here, who are
supposed TO have more influence upon Grant Among
these ID Washburne, Of Iinos who has already been
telsgraphsd to come here and summon the General
to the political confessional These anxious lnqurers
say Grant talks freely every subject except
politics. When that Introduced he ID willing enough
to hear the opinions Of Others but very careful to give
none Of his own II has been said that Grant kept away
from the Antieam celebration to-day in order to avoid
the eatacheca ordeal he would be certain 10 meet with
In such An asssmblage OF politicians
Expected Reclamation Of Assistant Secretary
OF tho Treasury Chandler.
- understood that Mr. Chandler, the Assistase
Secretary or the Treasury is about to resign last
positively and without fail posponement ON account
Of the weather or Mr. McCulloch He is said to sup
port Colonel Thorpe. Of St. Louis a his successor-s
man who believes in the Johnsonian policy and is sail
to b we'll up in matters Of finance.
The Affairs Of tho Farmers' and Ch,xo,.p
Bank Of BROOKLYN.
Aessra Demas Strong and Howell Smith, or Brooklyn
have been here for the past day two endeavorinx
either to obtain permission for the Farmers and tl
zens' Bank Of Brooklyn TO business for in
affairs TO bs closed up by its officers. They
to-day reinforced by the late cashier Mr.. H. W. Red
field and interviews held with Secretary McCuooA
and Comptroller Hulburd, which have yet resulted il
nothing satisfactory to the committee
General Orders from General Ord.
Tho War Department has received copies Of the To-
lowing ORDERS issued the 9th and 10th nsants By
Brevet Major General Ord, commanding the Fourth MN
tary District
For tho purpose or securing and quiet and
venting violence disorder and riot throughout the limits
OF this Military Dsr the assembling OF armed 0rgaAi
cations or bodies OF citizens under pretence Whatever
is prohibited The proper civil officers post commanders
Refugees. Freedmen and Abandoned Lands will all
means At their disposal to cause the OF this
ssssmblages, by sending guards to attend public
meetings or sucs other action as may DO deemed
of its violation, tho authorities above named are d.
rected to make every effort 70 cause the arrest OF the
armed portion OF the assemblago, and when arrested
they will be held in confinement for trial by military
commission. All arms found upon tho persons present
will and held by officer making
subject TO orders from these headquaror. The practice
Of carrying firearms is prevalent among buos and COW
ards pot prevailing in we'll organized and civilized CON
munities and 1t is the intention Of the General COM
mandng to take all practical measures to stop it.
All persons residing within the limits Of this NM
tary District who subsequently, to the 9th OF APRIL 1862
voluntarily exiled themselves from any OF the States
lately in rebellion and have since returned 70 rest
donce in the United States will within thirty days from
the receipt OF this order report 10 person or in writing =
these quarters their full names and places Of resi-
dsnce Civ ng Post Once address in order that copy q
the parole oath 70 the rebel armies on thcr
surrender may be furnished to each, 70 b
duly taken and subscribed. The oath may b
administered BY any commissioned officer in the military
service Of the United states serving 10 this command.
and will be Immediately forwarded 10 the Assistant
Adjutant General at these headquarters for ne Failure
to comply with the of the foregoing order wiM
subject offenders and such penalty may 30
| prescribed by competent authority.
severe Sentence Of "a Cesrt Martial.
The sentence Of Captain Charles Frederick Brown,
rhirty-ssventh United States eoored troops, who vss
tried before court martial at Raielgh NJ c. in Noven-
Der last, has just been confirmed BY General Grant.
Captain Brown was tried the charges Of ssiling
the property Of the United states and appropH-
ating TO his use the proceeds Of the sales Hs
found guilty. aad sentenced 70 be dishonorabiy
dismissed the service with loss Of al pay and allow.
sncss due hereafter TO become DUE be for
disqualified to hold any ONCE Of trust or proat
under the government TO pay nne Of 81 900 and DO
prisoned in Fort Macon. North Carolina until the nns
10 paid and that the and place Of abode Of the
criminal and the sentence be published in the newspa
psrs Of the States Of Massachusetts, and North Caroline
In approving the sentence. the Secretary Of War
nounces that Captain Brown ceased to DO officer Of
the United States Army on the 3lss ult.
Revised Regulations Relative to the Internal
Revenue.
Revised regulations for the allowance OF drawback On
the Internal taxes exported merchandise
have been issued by the Secretary Of the Treasury -
take effect on the LIST Of October nsxt One of the main
points in thsm is that the exporter Of nrst nng
entry at the Custom House, 10 permitted to Ole
stating whore they arc deposited, upon which
they are examined BY proper inspector
who will report in detail. Several notices
may b filed for different lots Of goods shipped on the
vessel and within ten days after the leaving Of
the vessel the entry must DO ned the Custom House
covering all the goods shipped In Of expectation
70 the Dominion Of Canada or any Of the British North
American provinces 70 tho Gulf Atlantic and frontier
ports Mexico to the Atlantic ports in Central America
and 10 the Atlantic ports north OF the Equator in South
America, and In oil cases whore American consul q
not known 70 reside at the port Of desnaton drawback
will not b allowed until after the landing
certificate has been received and filed With the Super.
intendsns Of Exports. But when the merchandise 10
exported 70 other port than that named the sx-
porter may obtain drawback before the receipt Of the
landing certificate. provided the merchandise named in
the entry in al respects identical that spscnsl
in the inspectors return Of lading. BY hing sucieas
and sasisfactory bond with two good asd sucsnt surs
ties with the Collector Of Customs u the port OF
portaon penal equal to the Of internal
revenue taxes claimed thereon Tho landing certificate
will embrace evidence Of the following description
rr-Ths certificate Of the cousgnes Of the exporter
al the foreign port describing the articles exported ana
declaring that the same have been received By him om
board the vessel specifying the and nation Of
the vessel from which they were received, together
with the date Of landing and other particulars gvsa
In the form Of certificate prescribed
Second-Tno certincato OF the cnef revenue oncer
collector Of the foreign port under the and seal ef
that Officer certifying that the merchandise described
hs. besn duly entered 1t the Custom House ct sd port
and that the duties imposed thereon By laws OF the
country in which the port situated have been fully
paid and secured 70 be paid
zAird-Ths certificate OF the Consular Agent OF the
United States residing 1t such port certifying TO the
truth Of the statements %, forth ia the certificate Of the
consignss and also that the person signing the fore.
going certificate Is the chief ocer Of the r. and THAI
bis signature 10 genuine No proof whatever will DO re-
eeved rs substitute for the above prescribed landing
Certificate except In OF expectation Dominion
OF Canada or any OF the British North American Pro-
vnces whore the Consular certificates will be required
whore the amount Of drawback claimed exceeds aftI
dollars
Another change from the old regulation is. that tAs
weight Of cotton fabrics will hereafter ascsrtansd BY
Custom House ofheer instead OF collector Of internal
revenue.
Indistinct Impressions the Five Dollar
Nutiouol IN Mates.