Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-04
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Probability of7Cabinet Change.

Probability OIL cabinet Change.
New YORK, Feb. "a Washington spe-
ciai to the. World states'tha thereis a prob
ability of Cabinet changes soon. A new
Secretary of War will certainly be nomin-
ated shortly. : , ,siS sis 10 lsn7 =s770at.-f
.df no - Ex-GOv. Dennison.ifr, -, -
Ex-Gov. Dennison is in Washington, -
Reported order for the Arrest Of ,Ex-
GOvern0r Jenkins.
Information was received here yesterday
which led to the belief that General Meade
has issued an order for the arrest of Ex-,
Governor Jenkins of Georgia, ON the
ground of alleged obstruction to the en-
forceu1entof the reconstruction laws. 1t
is further said that he telegraphed to Sec
retary Stanton to have the arrest made if
Governor j. could be found in the District
of Columbia. The friends of Mr.. Jenkins
placed sufficient reliance on the information
they received to have him within reach of
a court where the writ of habeas corpus
would be respected. -
-. Great Suffering in Morocco. -
] Consul e. Il. Heap, at Tunis, gives de-
tails of great suffering there and in the in
terror of Morocco, from Starvation and
sickness, and appeals to the United States
for assistance. 4ais5 -r'7s .zstr1 -fsszas-asfl +
Comm tss ioner of Internal Revenue.
DR.. Fowler, of Illinois. is being strongly
pushed for Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue. isass 2 la $50 sico.s-, at = t.+sss l.-
Rearrangemeuts of the Military, De-
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The Tribune's Washington special says:
1t is expected that in a few days the Presi-
dent will make a rearrangement of the
military departments and the various dis
tricts therein. The material changes lin
commanders are expected in the Western
and Northwestern States and Territories,
2uirsst The Alabama Claims f,t,,,f.ao
In consequence of England's refusal to
allow the slightest scrutiny, Of her. con :
duct in the Alabama claims, the United
States Government has determined to as
sert positively that the claims must be paid
and matters adjusted, either within, or OUT
side of the questions of protection to
American citizens in Europe: @Sfr rtTaAFT
ed bi5oas Bahks, Report. y2sfeeleG ID
The President entirely concurs in the
views presented in MIR. Banks report and
intendslo take speedy action in the matter
of those now detained in British prisons
.s,as.fl The Revenue BILL. tg5,. f5f 81,
The Ways and Means committee have not
yet reached the tree list on the. Revenue
bill and great diversity OF opinion exists
in the committee respecting the number of
articles which it should embrace. The
committee have noticed'a marked diminu-
tion in the internal revenue receipts DUR
lng gne .laSC Two InOnCnS, anu are appre.
hensfve that they may not be able to re-
commend the relief of as many interests as
they feel should be assisted f'H"15 ''ss ias's
s''-''si Minister Adams eAi T. va
1WAsHINGroN,. Feb. 3-An authenticated
rumor prevails to-day in Congressional
circles that Mr.. Adams has resigned his po-
sition as Minister to England. '@ii',
2-iH The Treasury Dopar artment..ss} y
The Secretary sent to Senator Sherman
to-day communication, which was laid
before the Senate, in favor of a bill now
pending for the reorganization of the Treas
ury Department.. 9THs iE7''tr s'g '1 -GiTH q !
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
Mr.. Wisewell. who has so frequently
been mentioned for Commissioner Uf In
ternal Revenue, was to-day nominated by
the President as the successor of Rollins,
the present incumbent ss-s j.. s.l .e.ni,as. /. Iit
Kit Carson in washing ton. ga
Gen. Kit Carson arrived last night from
Colorado, and this morning called on the
Secretary of the Interior, and the Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs. He is accompa-
MED by La Aucolche, one of the principal
Chiefs of the Utah nation. Their visit has
reference to treaty matters. Everything is
reported quiet among the Indians of the
far West. Carson also had interviews with
Gems. Grant, Sherman and Sheridan this
evening, -t--.. 'i-'