The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-25
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ensiss Of Aessra Joseph D. Evans, President Of the
Board Of Trade; Z. W. Ayres, p Loriard, Jr., W. p.
Kittrsdge and J. 8. Hawkins They bring with them
memorial adopted by the New York Board Of Trade,
asking that the system Of private bonded warehouses;
now in force may DO continued and also setting forth
the great injury likely 10 result TO the business II the
new rules be enforced Committees from Boston, Pha-
delphia and Baltimore also here with like object
Interview Between Grant and Sheridan.
General Sheridan had . protractsd interview with
General Grant at the War Department to-day General
Sheridan leaves for Philadelphia tomorrow morning Of
eleven O'Clock.
Proposed Reception Of General Sheridan By
tho Union League of New York.
General Sheridan will be entertained BY the Union
League OF Now York ON Monday evening next He will
Philadelphia on Saturday, and arrive in New York
ON the evening Of that day.
The Frauds In the Pay Departments.
General Sheridan appeared to-day before the Congress.
sional committee appointed to investigate alleged abuses
in the Pay Department and was examined concerning
the Lowentha frauds in New Orleans said have been
perpetrated while he in command of the Fifth Mill
tary District II s understood that nothing Of import
ance was ELECTED.
The Ohio Cnmpaign-The United Stntcs
SenatOrship.
has leaked out that the visit Of Chief Justice Chase
toOhio has another object besides that Of contributing
election. The Legislature to be chosen next month will
elect United States Senator to succeed Ben Wade, who
will be the candidate Of the extreme radicals 1t is
understood that Chase desires the election OF exGov
ernor Denison So also does Senator Sherman, who
operates with Chase and the Jay Cooke interests These
will all work together defeat Wade, and 1t is 10 give
personal direction to the choice of Chase to the
Legislature that the Chief Justice has gone to Ohio.
Delegation OF Pennsylvani Democrats.
Another delegation Of Pennsylvania democrats, headed
by j. Clancy and J. Lawrence Gez, is here be-
sieging the President and running from one depart.
ment to another urging redistribution Of the federal
patronage in that State and the appointment Of demo-
Gratis TO Office prior to tho coming election. this
counsel Is needed they promise TO carry the Keystone
State for the administration by ten thousand majority.
Mineral Resources of Missouri and Montana.
Commissioner Wilson. OF the General Land ONCE, ia
In receipt Of several specimens OF tin from Ironton
No. with information that these daily found In
different localities and in large bodies in that
neighborhood. The Commissioner is also in
cept of information from intelligent correspondent
at Helena, Montana Territory, promising to send to the
geological and meteorological cabinet of the General Land
Office specimens OF native god FREQ gold in quartz
rierous quartz ferrous pyrtes tellurium and god
native silver ruby silver chloride and sulphdes OF sill
yer, native "copper" green and blue maache silicated
and oxides Of "copper" copper pyrtes tin, ssone moss
agate and comedian.
Applicants for the Position of Register Of the
Treasury.
host Of applicants are already here pressing their
claims for the position Of Register Of the Treasury
made vacant by the death Of Hon. 8. B. Colby. It is
said tho place has been offered to Ex-Governor Ford Of
Ohio and that he has declined 1t. Ford wants be
commissioned Minister to Ecuador.
Affairs In Richm ond-The Soldiers and Sail.
Ors' Convention.
learn from Richmond tonight that General John E.
Milford received his commission collector Of inter
nal to-day. He will enter upon tho duties Of
his Office Monday next There will be but few changes
employees connected with his Office the present
OF tho delegates to the Convention of Officers
Soldiers and Sailors TO be held tomorrow was
held last night Richmond Norfolk, Petersburg
and several counties were represented. A platform
ndng the establishment OF free schools In tho
State more equal taxaop the encouragement OF for.
esn emigration, civil rights TO all persons, regardless of
color and the fullest development Of the IMMORAL and
agricultural Of the State agreed upon and
will be adopted by the Convention General Wells Is
expected to arrive tomorrow morning. General Null
ford and Dr. Sharp the Postmaster OF this city, is
said will 80 into the Convention No one Will be admitted
seat In the Convention who has no, been honorably
discharged from the army or navy.
Circular To Collectors of Customs in Relation
TO Manifests Of Vessels.
lie following Circular mas just been published
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or SrATIsTIcs sopt. II. 1867.
To COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS
slR-Herewith are enclosed to You blank forms OF out
ward manfests for shipper and MASTER conductor
pecvey which ON and after the first day OF The month
succeeding the receipt by you OF this communication
you hereby instructed TO pursuant 10 articles llg
100 1ll, Treasury regAlatons 1857 aud in lieu OF
the bank form the use OF which is epjoned therein
Y0n aSso Instructed. on ard after tho date above
mentioned 70 refuse give clearance for outward bound
merchandise unless tho manifegts shall be according 70
qualities OF the shipped and the value OF tho total
quantity OF each> kind OF article aud shall contain fu
uss and ue o. al The articles shipped accord
bear at tho port Nd time OF expectation and shall be
duly verified by oa,o or Affirmation. these regulations
are expected 70 be cty enforced In all cases. am,
~ ''-'' Al. WANDER DELMAR, Director
ApproYed-H McCuu ocH, Secretary OF the Treasury.
rss1 AUCTIONS.
The outward manifess ,1si correspond in every par
cuar with the special ov port manifests Column |
her exported in bond under he Internal Revenue act
Dthcrw SCI also 10 include all manufactures from foreign
product such as cordsss from ~iegn hemp sugar re-
ground or adulterated, &c, nc. Noiunn No. should /
embrace all foreign merchandise zee, or net dutiable
-oumn No. should embrace all f,feign merchandise
exported IRON bonded warehouses; dtvss remaining
paid, or which, having been paid, ne returnab.e as
drawback. Column No. should embrace all foreign
merchandise which the duties have ybeeu paid, aud
winch have left the custody OF the officers ~ the customs
provided the cond ton OF the merchandise has been
,nansed II remanufactured adulterated becouies
domestic export, and must be classic cd as such
Column No 8 should embrace ali fore ign MGR
handisc In transit entered for mediate exporta
ION and no declared upon the Custom House cnvy
TITO above requirements will DO enacted by CLEAR
,nce clerks
Of United States Vessels 10
spanish Ports.
Our Consul at Malaga writes that Tho Spanish govern
nent has declared the whole Of The United States ss
Dul with cholera and yellow foyer aud that In conse-
uencc thereof all vessels arriving from ports Of the
nitad States must perform ten days quarantine at
,al lazagetto.
The Treasury Building.
II haying.been reported TO Secretary NcCulloch that
% jarrDs caused by the working Of the machinery Of
o printing division materially inerfered with the
tiles OF ihs clerks the floor beneath tho Secretary
K ordered committee Of three 10 Investigate the
T. The committees is also instructed 10 make q careful