The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-31

opns nstls ssr...s,on sssur i 49, ~, ,.,..n
sness - pssesasls custo-a House o1csan Of Phils
g1pAh ~ the sudden sppsAnncs in their midst Of .
nvs treasury agent, yno has made the discovery that
~ United 6tatsz revenue laws are frequently dsre-
gsdsd Il that port in the matter or paying duty on
ssrsisn importa The principal for complaint y
chat nid agent has bseA interfering with the lsgitmat
sncal duties Of the Collector by making the discovery
sDevs referred 70 and by sszing considerable guam
titles OF goods which found TO have been Struggled
ne Secretary Of the Treasury said has the matter
sadsF consideration, WHILE in the meantime the agent
ssil fnds ssfacient work TO keep him employed.
The Treasury Examination.
me Rstsenchment Committee were in session to-day
the Treasury Department and several witnesses were
examined in relation 70 the Affairs Of the printing div
sen. General Spinner. United States Treasurer was
summonsd 70 appear before the committee TO- day to
render certain Information required
Withdrawal Of National Banks.
me First National Bank Of Gaipos Ohio, and the
National Exchange Bank Of Richmond, Va have volun
tarIy resigned the privileges OF national banks and gov
eminent dspcstores and have Withdrawn their securi-
ties = such.
Tie Conservative Soldiers and Sailors Adj
dress.
Ihs Conservative Army and Navy Union Of Washing
Ten has Issued address 70 all honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors setting forth it, political principles
and urging the nominations for ohce in every Of
men who have been earnest supporters Of the laae war
for the Union.
meeting of.the Democratic Executive Com
mittee.
The MISUNDERSTANDING Resident Executive Com
nistes are TO hold meeting here on Friday At the
metropolitan Hotel
The Maryland and District Of ColunbIa Young
Men,s Chrissian Associaeion-A Negro vice
President Objccted 10 BY the Maryland Mem.
bers.
The second annual convention Of the Young Mems
Christian Association or Maryland and the District Of
Columbia convened here to-day. Among tho delegates
three Of this city, representing tho Coored Young
Mons Association Of Washington. One Of them, by .
vote Of 10 70 TO- added TO the list Of vice presdsnts
This created much dissatisfaction the part Of
Of the white delegates from Maryland, who earnestly
protested against the act Of the majority. They wished
10 secede being opposed to whites and blacks mingng
in the same body The coored vice president regretted
that The presence OF delegates OF association formed
for Christian purposes should produce dscord
Several white delegates, looking at the matter
IN Christian Light said there could be
no real cause for serious dissatisfaction Ono
: Of the directors declared he had been .
Confederate officer and could with sincerity the
right hand OF fellowship to tho coored man. and to
the truth OF the uterance he stepped forward and
earnestly shook the coored vice president by the hand
NotW hstanding this he could the proprety
IT making special provision whereby colored person
should be made vice president Other objecto declared
similar views adding that they were friends Of the
colorsd man. The discussion earnest al sides,
when white delegate for the sake OF harmony offered
resolution requesting the colorsd vice president TO
Withdraw from that ONCE. Tho Convention by two
majority refused hay the resolution the table, and
BY majority Of also refused 10 suspend the rules
3 order "a allow : votn tho resolution
The New York DisfiIlcrs.
N. H. Finlsy, Chairman Of the Ell scutve Com mittse
Of the New York Dstlers Association arrived here
day and had interview with Internal Revenue Com.
missioner Rollins whlskey matters.
"A Newspaper Heax-ShnM Account Of an Eng.
iisb Lords Interview with President john
Some Of the newspapers have published an alleged
correspondence between Earl Russell and his son, Lord
AmbeSsy, copied from the Nottingham tEnglish) jour
ssl Lord Amberlsy 10 represented a. writing TO hii
father from Washington, September II. narrating the
result Of two interviews with President johnson
The truth in the President has never seer
abe scion Of nobility, nor is IL known
that Lord Ambsrley has yet visited Washington
there Il good authority for pronouncng Il hoax, Il
having bssn produced BY the nottingham Journal ~
mere burssque British politica
Yankee from Borseo.
Among the visitors TO General Grant to-day the
Governor Of Borneo. who 10 represented to be an
American named Torrey originally from Roxbury, Mass.
distractions for Bonding Warehouses.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued the follow
ing regulations for the bonding Of parts Of warehouses
or elevators under the provisions the thirty
sscsion OF the OF July 49, 1885, snted An fur
sbcr 20 prevent smuggling and for other purposean
Fsra Bins or parts Of warehouses or elevators In
xwht ha uoaV demir IN MIA nnHa
the customs lock, in addition 70 his own lock,
said locks be Of different character for the purpose
bonded and SCI apart for that purpose, when il shall
appear to satisfaction Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
from the report OF the Warehouse superintendent,
after : careful examination had by him for such
purpose that the bins or parts OF the warehouse
from the rest Of building; the openings Of each
bin or other portion are capable OF being properly
secured with customs locks; and also upon the owner
Ming . bond with good and sufficient sure;ies, 70 be
approved By the Collector or the Port and the Secretary
Or the Treasury In such sum - may be deemed proper
Second BINS parts or warehouses elevators In the
occupancy OF the desiring TO engage the business
Or ssorse duabs gram, under the said thirty seventh
sciou Of the act OF July $780, and Of performing the
labor on such grain what usually termed the
ago business may be bonded and sct apart for that pur
o s % hs he 81 Of
Warehouse superintendent afior . careful OK
animation had by him for such purpose
srsd 80 bonded separated from the rest
N tho Building that the openings OF each bin other
rustoms locks also upon the proprietor occupant
or the elevator warehouse Ming bond with the col
iscscr With good and sufficient surses, TO he approved
by tie Collector OF the Port and Secretary OF the Treas
s,iry. in such sum may be doomed proper.
Third-In case bins or parts OF warehouses; eeva-
tokx bendsd prescribed In the foregoing paragraph,
rnsy Be empty and may not be required Immediately
fer the storage Of imported grain, pro-
priesors uhsrvof may obtaining permission from the
collector ef Cstoms for that purpose, store therein
temporarily domestic or free grain with the express
der vauds however that the said bins other parts
she elevator shall be promptly empticd
s,c, dotneeIc free grain in they shall be
aarsd Nor che storage Of imported grain.
Reg xpsink Of Salt from Fishing Vessels.
Tns Ga vetary Of Ae Treasury has addressed the fol
lowing con enumeration to the Collector Of Customs At
plymouth, Massachusetts,
sra Your ecr,urnicstioS q the ls' inst With tho
=. r.casved IN rels1ton largo residuum OF salt
sht h.cr I'm used by the 1shing vessels this season.
ma rhich Mr. Nson, IN behalf Of the hshng interests