The New York herald., 1867-03-10

sent intending refund the amount at the end Of the
month when bc received his salary Some packages Of
had missed and investigation had been
Instituted their whereabouts Lee feeling
guilty, and fearing that the investigation would lead
the discovery of his peculations says that he went
the Office after Office hours having taken several drinks
along The way and after arriving the Office determined
to seize all the notes he could lay his hands leave
the city That the act was not premedated is rendered
probable by the fact that most OF the notes he took
endorsed to the Secretary the Treasury He
went 10 Pittsburg, where he negotiated $4,000 OF the
There he purchased ticket for Chicago but got
of the train crestine and changed his New
Orleans From New Orleans he went 10 ST. Louis,
where, supposng he was watched, he returped to New
Orleans Being still haunted by the fear that the eye OF
the law upon him, he back 10 ST. Louis, where
he arrested through the means OF photograph IN
possession OF the detective This is the first success OF
the detective who was only recently appointed and
who clears the 900 reward offered for the arrest Of
Lee All the notes were recovered and restitution Of
tne money received from those sold has been made by
Leo with the exception OF abou $780, which, with the
ward, is all that the government will lose All the
statements has thus far made have proved to be
correct.
ft Treaties with Indians.
Since the 18th of February, treaties have been made
with the following Indian tribes providing for their
moval from Kansas &C, TO the Indian country south or
that state viz with the Kaws February 13; Sacs
and Foxes of Mississppi,s February IS; sacs and
Foxes Of Missouri. February 1e; Miamis, peoros,
weas, Pankeshaws, ottswas and wyandots February
o. Pottawotomies, February 81; Kickapoos February
2s and Shawnees March 2. The Delawares treated
with year Besides the above named tribes, treaties
have been made with the Stockbrdges OF Wisconsin,
the surrendered Sioux Dakota, and with the Chero-
KEGS, since the date frst-above mentioned
Weekly Financial Items.
During the week ending to-day the Treasurer OF the
United from the printers S392 500 in
fractional currency. During the period there has
been forwarded the United States Depostary at Pitts
burg $50 600, and TO the national banks 500, 1885,
Total, sl3o,sss
The securities held by the Treasurer Of the United
for national banks reported to-day,
as follows:-To secure the circulation OF notes,
$340 554 45O for deposits Of public money, $50 450
Total s37s, ,465, 900.
The disbursements for the week were follows
War $445 22s Navy, $500 267; Interior 81 056 1873
The national bank currency issued during the week
$57 $50 The total amount in actual circulation ct
this date sos ss0es4 This is after deductng the
currency returned, including worn out notes &c.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day we're
1904 4S0 making the total for the week ending
1st Of July, 1865.
The Fire-Four Dead Bodies Recovered.
-Four dead bodies have thus far been taken from the
ruins OF fire which occurred here last night among
them that Of Emerch the keeper Of adjoining
taurant who with Others killed by the falling Of the
walls of his back building. Sever al persons
by the were prccpitated into the cellar,
succeeded in escaping without material damage
The Assistant Secretary of the Trensnry.
The statement in one Of the morning papers OF this
city Thomas Brown, Of Ohio will the ap-
pointment Of Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury vice
Chandler. resigned" Is not correct. Mr. Chandler has
not resigned, and, though he has for long time been
anxious to rid himself Of the aborous duties Of his
Office, the Secretary has been unwilling to accept his
resignation account OF his peculiar qualifications for
the position. Mr. Chandler has temporarily absened
himself to make visit to New Hampshire. 1t is not
probable thai he will resign for months unless the
complete failure Of his health should compcl him to
do So 49, g s1ss- ssss..n
COnfrmaiiOus ard ReiectiOns by the Senate.
The Senate in executive session confirmed the follow
ing nominations William NJ swayne to be collector Of
Internal Revenue for the Seventh district OF pennsylva
MIA John wytock to be District Attorney the Eastern
district Of Arkansas.
The following were reieeted:-Wilam Price, for Sur
veyor OF Customs, Quincy, Illinois, p s. Arnd Post
master at Kenosha, Wis; A. Hazatinc, Postmaster At
jamestown, N Y.