The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-05

wAsp,ysroN sept 4, 1853.
.,.o.n,,ou by the President Of fhe Nv"
triun Minister.
garon Lederer who has laeV uson "r 80
NOV extraordinary and Minister -, |
his Majesty the Emperor of Ausiria " ~ -
States was to-day offcIaiy reoe" -. uaron "a
dent On presenting his creoeh''''' '''N
,roooed the President as follows:-
Ms Majesty the Emperor OF Austria ar.
Hungary my august ~oNereien, h' King OF
ionpt yEyderibruck by these ie,te" wing recalled
r'atIr most he hitherto ccclp' from the dlplO-
Sas beep eracionsy please in the United States,
-v0v EXTRAORDINARY AZ - 10 appoint me his En-
w.. nomn,ry IN Minister Plenipotentlary in
.i @se.t ,hs~ consequence ! have the honor TO
p1 essr s redentias by which my Sovereign has
I.S.en" me in that capacity to your Excellency
snan eildeavor to perform my duties by being a
a.lllu4 interpreter OF his sentiments to your Excel
leney and the American nation and by continuing
10 develop ana 10 expand the good and friendly re-
Iailons which so happily exist between my own
OF the American constitution and institutions and The
growing prosperity OF the United States have been
a, source OF great interest TO Austria well that
ne ereat rogress made by my country in the last
lew years has found manifest sympat6ies in this
country. ! hope, therefore, that these reciprocal
Ieelngs 'hnl form new tie between the two
nations.
The Pr ssdent made the following reply
Baron iederer, give you cordial welcome to the
xnieu STATES, lonr Sovereign, the Emperor OF
Hus,ia anu klng Oh Hungary has always been
lriead! TO u.s. and the people OF those States, wen
ar OF sN the other States over which he presdes,
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thelr appreciation Of us. Your government is now
sedn ously and loyalty engaged Strengthening the
sloI id he not only unjust to the Austrian people
n o. nmathiui to our own traditions and principles,
II II such crisis we did not extend to them our
ifa'ernal sympathy and moral support.
Ar med Resistance TO United states Laws in
Kentucky.
information was received here yesterday Of
serious demonstration against the execution of the
laws OF the United States by the Deputy Marshal of
Kentucky In the counties Of Larue Nelson and Ma
ron in Tint State. In attempting to execute pro-
eesses OF the United States Courts certain revenue
cases the Deputy Marshal and his assistant were set
upon by six armed men, captured, taken to mill
where were twenty-five armed men, robbed, their
papers taken from them and threatened with death
~ themselves or any persons who should hence
forth attempt TO execute United States processes
in that neighborhood. They were then despatched
under guard to the nearest railroad depot.
Further particulars received to-day show that the
outrage was committed about the LIST Of the present
month The lives of the officers were saved when
they showed they were special ana not regular depu-
t'es Cf Marshal Merwether II Is stated that in
the present condition Of affairs In that part
OF the State 1t IL impossible to organize
civil posse to be OF any avail. The subject
being one OF military cogniZance II has been
referred to the Secretary OF War, who has taken
prompt action in the premises He will be governed
by theopnion of the Attorney General addressed TO
the Marshal for Florida the goth ult and applied
to this case-namely that the law gives the Marshal
power to command all necessary assistance in the
execution OF process within his district, and that
the military are not exempt from obligation to obey.
In common with all Others his summons in Of
necessity.
Signals for the Merchant Service-TOnnage
Of Our Merchant Marine.
In accordance with the law OF July IS, 1865,
Director Delmar, OF the Bureau OF Statistics has
awarded numbers to D. 1856 vessels belonging the
merchant marine of the United States ana all OF
these vessels which are seagoing he has awarded
Rgnal letters to enable them TO communicate their
numbers to each other when passing at The
number OF sailing vessels il 1902; the number OF
steam vessels Is 2,942. The total tonnage Of both
classes combined Is 267, and the number OF
rugged vessels is 475, with a total tonnage Of
453,701; SO that the grand total Of tonnage OF the
merchant marine OF the United States, II account
he taken Of vessels lost during the past fiscal year,
amounts to 3, OBS.
Appoint uent Of Internal Revenue Officers.
The following internal revenue officers were ap-
pointed today
Gaugers-D. G. Gibbon II. Macay, X. II. Rober-
con, }. b. Gillian. Seventeenth district OF Pennsy
vania: &. l.. Dayre, First district OF Alabama: q.
Laslutler. Tenth district Of Indiana; G. o. Tiffany
Second district OF California; r. d. Brown, Tenth
&Er.ct OF Indiana; j. w. Crunp, Seventh district OF
New York. and Clark Wilson, Twenty-third district
Of Pennsylvania.
store Keepers-James shannon. New York city:
Washington stark, Aurora, lnd.; James Skilton,
Lawrenceburg. Ind; Joseph G. OHarrington, Dover
Del; John Holmes Fayette county, Pa: b. h. Broad
head, Philadelphia, Pa, and Cornelius Howard,
Texas.
II liz expected that The remainder OF the super
visors OF internal revenue will be nominated tomor-
row, although none OF those already nominated have
been confirmed by the Secretary.
Commissioner Rollins will leave here to morrow
mr. VI dan for Nj Xorl xvbe no N
main for a day two, after which he will go to
Great Falls, n II. He will be absent about ten days.
The Rollin. and Harland Case.
The ai'idaviis IN the case OF the prosecution OF GER
tain high orlicals arrived here to-day, and
copies have been presented TO Rollins Harland.
IL supposed that copies would have been sent to
the District Attorney Of Washington the United
States Marshal but such il not the case. at least up
10 the present moment. The matter would not
properly come before the District Attorney here
less for the purpose OF having the implicated parties
arrested mere upon warrants issued by the District
Court.
Brare of Observation-Disclosures and Dan
Voorhees, Sanguine Of Success.
Letters have been received here to-day from Sena-
Tor Hendricks and Dan Voorhees, giving very cheer
Ing account Of democratic prospects In Indiana.
Hendricks Is said To express himself confident Of
heing elected, and voorhees, not only feels sure of
hut sutte~S
These letters have raised degrees the spirits
oiprominent democrats In this city.
What Massachusetts Produces Daily.
The following IA an abstract Of the letter written
Ivy the President OF the Boston Board Of Trade m
reply TO series Of questions propounded by com.
missioner Joseph ). Wilson, Of the General Land
ONCE
Sou state that leading journal estimates
that the daily result Of the productive labor Masss
chusetts equals million OF dollars. and thereupou
request me 10 express my opinion on the following
I0utstFlis as To the entire accuracy Of the above
estimate: second. II So does IL include all branches
al business pursued IN the Statey or, third IL "
ttricte,i TO agriculture. mining. fisheries manuiac-
lures and other pursuits either Of which confer