New-York tribune., 1868-08-27

corning 10 recent adyices from that section M,
yate letter received here to-day from a high oBci,,
IN mat State, says that Ohio is certain 20 10 aygs
Republican in October
Col John W. Caldwell. the new Minister ia Rail-
arrived here to-day and received part Of his insr.
tlons respecting his mission. lie viii sail from Ns.
York about the lst of September us
Gen Candy having assumed command of tha n.
partmcnt of Washington, the President has diyac, I,
that he be assigned to duty according to his brev !.
rank OF Major-General.
The copy of the Report of the COMMISSIONS .,
Agriculture for 1861 has not been sent to the over
ment Printing Office.
Senator Fowler is here busying himself IN IatsrD,,
Revenue appointments
The following is list of Storekeepers appointed D..
day. under the new Internal law: j. Bronson IInr,
ROht. Foster, JOhn u. Lewis. Andrew Reed, Raj,
McCauley. John McElyeeD. Paul j. NcKeeyer Men,,
&. Hubbs, BENZ. Kemp, George Sherrck, aud John 4
Black of WestmOreland County, Penn; Georos " ~
Reed OF Butler County, and Thomas Lonerdam a.
l.atrobe County, PENN Chas. l.. Mather OF New
York City; j. Frank Smith Maryla Jas. s. Wis.,
of Hamilton, o. j. S. Woods California; Jacob D,'
Icy, Ierre Haute; Henry Almstedt. Missouri; Wm
ID. Callester and Gardner GriswOld, Rochester Y
The following named have been appointed Gaupsn
Frank Reynolds, Levi J. Kelly, Jas. j Graham b..
b. Mcclellan Of the XXIst District of Pennsylysrs'
George ID. Curlip IYth District OF Virginia IoSS
NJ Lowrie. Vth District of Virginia: DaviJ
Taylor lid District Of New-York. Mr. Tsylort,
clerk in the Internal Revenue Office.
as private letter from NJ. Romero to a friend !,
Washington, dated Mexico. August g. says:
have the pleasure 10 inform you that arrived in M,
city on the 9th inst, and to-day have again sIS,
charge OF the Department OF the Treasury Of Mexico
am happy inform you that the political situation h
has improved very much during NY absence II hos
certain than II ever was before that public peace ,
permanently restored to this country and that there .
but little danger Of any serious disturbance IN the fus
There is only insignificant rebellion, IN the moaniaa
OF the state OF Pucbla, which Will soon be subdued sh
which gives no cause for alarm The financial sluat
is also satisfactory. President JuareZ Is we'll aud ha
great confidence In the future.
The following telegram has been received from
Havana:
Hon. VIM HUNTER Acting Secretary Of STATE. An Der
sons coming 10 the island required 10 have pap,
and yised by the Spanish COnsts. or they val be Obliged
two real estate owners become responsible f0r tef
conduct. JOHN N. UTLEY, Acting C0nsul-Genef
A delegation Of the New-1Ork Schutzcn CCrs
headed by Capt. John 4. Gerdes, paid their respect,
10 President Johnson this morning
Col. Samuel > SmooG started from Washington to-
night for Southern Kansas, on important busineN
connected with the Indian Bureau.
Senator Patterson and Mrs. Patterson, daughter Ol
President johnson, started yesterday ior theE home
in Tennessee
Mr. George g. NrcCarter is IN only tempOIaTyciirgs
of the Printing Division of the Treasury Department
Secretary Browning started this morning on TIP
to the White sulphur Springs.
The NeC-OTtedns Times. received here tins evening.
has the following editorial comment the bushes
prospects of Newt Orleans:
The prospects and hopeful aspect OF our Southern AZ
culture justtes the anticipation OF great revival OF ~
commerce OF our city in the coming Winter IL viii bl
moderate estimate "a place the receipts Ot our great 81
pies at double those Ot the last season with 5000 h0cs
heads Of sugar, aud over O000e bales Of cotton ~ 90
1900 hOgsheads OF tobacco the gate value of s
cultural products which viii be thrown into this market
Will exceed Sljo,OO0OOo