New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-26

night and the President sent for Secretary Schofed
this morning to consult with him in regard to send
ing more United States troops to Alabama. 1t is
known that the President is bitterly opposed to such
course and yielded in the Tennessee case only
when advised to do so by majority of his Cabinet
The Alabamians arrived this evening.
1t is understood in official circles that the Cabinet
had to-day prolonged session growing out of the
discussion of the question submitted by the Secre-
tary of State, whether Commissioner should be at
once appointed by the Government to go to SPAIN
and recognize the Republic just established by the
revolution there, or whether the measure should be
deferred to await further Developments. 1t is said
that delay was decided upon in order that trade
might not be affected by any sudden and unexpected
proceedings.
1t is asserted now that the trial of jeff Davis Will
surely be begun at the term of the United states
Court in Richmond, Va. Attorney-Gen. Evarts Is
about TO move in the matter He is the chez couhsei
for the prosecution and in his present ofhclal posi-
ton will be able to push things His TRENDS say
that, having acquitted President he IS very am
bilious to convict one and for that reason VIII hurry
the trial.
The Hanse Towns, having recently been merged
in the North German Confederation, MI A. oehu'na-
ker their Consul General at Baltimore VINO mas oeen
acting ms Charge d. Aaires called OH the VI
State Yesterday to deliver the letter OF recaI o MI
Rosinp. the accredited Charge d Aialres. Dlpohha-
tic speeches were delivered
Tho Postmaster General has ordered that from the
first day of January next, the registration Ice Oh
all letters registered in and addressed to any part of
the United States shall be fifteen instead of twenty
cents. the same to be in all cases fully prepaid in
hostage stamps affixed to the letter and Cancelled.
The present rate will continue until New Years day.
On Thursday next. the first day Of October, the
Post-O Office Department will open 255 additional
money-order Post Offices, making 1,463 in all. The
amount of money transmitted during the fiscal year
lust closed is about $l5,OO00OO against S9OOO0OO
the previous year.
Congressman Judd of Illinois arrived here to-day
from North Carolina where he has been visiting the
last few days. He is much encouraged by what he
has seen i'll this the only Southern State where the ku-
Klux Khan has organization. The Republicans,
who are making spirited canvass, especially in the
middle and western parts of the State, speak conf
IDENTIFY of from 1900 to $4,000 majority.
Mr. L. L. Stanton son of the ex-War Secretary has
lust returned from Ohio where he has been making
campaign speeches in Judge Binghams District He
says the Judge is having hard fight, but careful
canvass of the District makes him confident Of sew
era hundred majority. Both parties are doing their
utmost, but it is painfully evident TO the Democracy
that il is an uphill fight with them.
There is spirited competition among the bidders Tor
the making of Internal Revenue stamps for cigars,
The bids were closed several days ago and the awards
were to have been made on Monday, but Secretary
McCuloch and Commissioner Rollins differ as 10
which is the best stamp and have prolonged the
investi CATION.
Major Bowen of this city instituted libel suit in
the Supreme Court against a Copperhead evening
new spaper which has printed him twice as the
'wickedest man in Washington" and otherwise
slandered him. He claims $4,000 damages
Robert Lincoln and his bride took the train at noon
to-day for New-York.
The Secretary of the Treasury has written letter
TO Attorney General Eyarts, asking his opinion
whether party who failed 10 take tho oath as pre-
scrbed by the act of July 3 1862 IS entitled 10 he
paid for services performed by him as Treasury
officer. This covers class of cases III the South
where various persons temporarily acted US such
officers but could not take the oath.
III is not true as reported, that Col. Goodloe has
been appointed Supervisor of Internal Revenue IN
Kentucky Col. Moore Is the only Supervisor that
has been appointed.
storekccpers-GeOrgc ii. Walker. Milwaukee; j. H.
KYLE, Columbus, OHIO; j. ID. Leland, NewYofk James
Kendall and william Hbbard Chicago. Gaugers-J. W
MANLY and j. w. Sters for the Second District Of New
York Jacob Boon for Seventh Pennsy lyania.