New-York tribune., 1868-08-29

those which were IN transit on OF bcloio 'h"' N'''
Should there be at any time q counterfeit DoDd pre-
sented it is regarded at the Department as certain
that il would readily he detected as practical IN
strrctiors have been given 10 the clerks who have
charge ~ the business relating TO the bonds OF that
descrption 10 give the stTictest attention ana scrn
tpv to all notes presented fOrcOnveTson and Tedemp-
ton. 800
Mr. lanes B. Campbell who came hither from
Charleston with the petition of conservative cibens'
setting forth the disturbed condition OF the state,
and asking for military protection was received
with cordality by the President and Secretary Scho-
6eld who svmpathized with the object OF his mis-
sion. They referred him to the recent orders to
Gems Buchanan and Meade, and to the opinion OF
the Attorney General in that connection, but they
said that nothing further could be done unless an
emergency should arise requiring oncla lhtersposl-
tion. The sixth regiment Of infantry If, however,
10 be concentrated at Charleston as precautionary
measure.
Senator Morgan arrived here this evening, from
NewYork As many of the Democratic newspapers
will at once Jump to the conclusion that his visit I'D
some way concerns September session OF Congress-
il NAV be well 10 say that nothing definite has been
decided on that point He comes here merely 10 hI
tend to private business, and Will return 10 new
York in a few DAYS, IL isnot improbable however
that Congress may be convened; but 1t VIII All ue-
mend on the action of the Executive Mt morgan
speaks in most encouraging terms OF the campaign
and thinks that with steady work there Is no doubt
Of the triun,ph of the Republican party IN almost
every State in the Union
the effort TO secure the release Of Mudd and one
or two of the other convicts on the Dry TOrtugas
appears 10 have taken definite shape telegram
was received at the Attorney Generals to-day from
the United States Marshal Of the Northern District
of Florida informing the authorities that writ Of
habeas corpus had been sued out to-day for the
lease of Mudd, Spangler, and Arnold and asking IN.
structions The dispatch was Immediately sent TO
Mr.. Evarts in New-York
formidable Cotton Ring is here from Mobile,
headed by some of the most influential United States
officials of that city, whose object is 10 obtain the
appointment of a Supervisor for that district who Is
friendly to its interests. 1t is said that by the pres
ent arrangement the Ring has been enabled IN ashOrt
time TO ship from that port about 80 bales of cotton
without payment Of the tax, and that if they can
obtain the appointment of Supervisor their Ring for
the continuance of the frauds viii be perfect.
The Internal Revenue Office has decided that
where one party was clearly authorized TO transact
busness under the former Internal Revenue law, and
was doing business at the time Of the passage of the
act of July 80 1865 and the other party was not 80
the former will be deemed 10 have pri-
ortv if within reasonable time he takes the proper
steps TO comply with the additional requirements in-
posed by the said act
An evening newspaper Of this city says that let
fer was received here, this morning, from Horauo
Seymour dated at Uuca Aug. q, in which that gen
tleman announces that he is in good health and spr-
its and that he quite certain Of the success OF the
Democratic ticket for the rights Of the whole people
the maintenance Of the Union entire with the same
privileges TO one section as tho other"
A. +. Randall, Special Agent of the Treasury will
leave Washington within few days, under Instruc
tions from tho Department to visit the different
ports of the Northern frontier extending from Penn
sylvania to Vermont with view to the reorganiza-
tion and reduction Of the forces employed in the
Custom Houses at those ports.
The examination Of Mrs. Schuroman on charge Of
aiding and abetting in the larceny Of S20oO from the
Treasury, was resumed this morning. One or two
witnesses were examined, principally in reference 20
the depositiDg Of the money II the vaults OF the
Major-Gen. Meade has arrived in this city from
Georgia and was at the War Dcwartment several
hours to-day in consultation with Secretary Scho-
field He will leave Washington tonight on a short
visit TO Pennsylvania returning TO tins city IN few
days.
Internal revenue storekeepers were appointed 10.
day as follows Shepherd y. Spaulding Of bradford
County, Penn; Ephram w. Elwell, Columbia Coun-
~, Penn; George w, Porter Green County, Penn;
Samuel +. Primrose, Richmond, Va; ;. g.. BTancle,
Virginia. The following appointments OF Raugera
were made: John b. Lockwood, AHXIld District OF
New-York Henry G. Plummer, lst District, New
York; Charles T.. Durham, lid District, MaSsachu-
setts; Charles Crook lNth District, Ncw-JeTsey;
LatimeT s. Tyler lid District, illinois; William W.
Drake, lid District, New-Jerseyj Chas; Chamber
District Kentucky; G. II. Faulkner, lid District
Tennessee S. T. Cuyler, lid District, Pennsyyania u
Henry NJ. Baker, INth District Massachusetts; Dan
ie Stuart IT, With District, Massachusetts,; II
wing Burns IXth District, New-YoTk.
The Commissioner Of the General Land once con-
templates presenting 10 his country III his next an
nua report picture Of national resources IN
connection with our geographical position ana VbbO
territorial extent This movement of Commissioner
Wilson looks 10 relief from our financial ana com,
mercial embarrassments. As one OF the Steps toward
the accomplishment OF his purpose. the following let
ter was forwarded to Boston Yesterday
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
GENERAL Land 0IIIcEs OFFICE Aug & 70, 1868
To- s Hon Prd,nl q ne BoaTs q uraa b onpDs that tho
daily result OF the productive labor OF Aassachnheth
equals OOoO nyou please express an opinUtn 10 a Sn
above estimate, Secondly, u 80 does ~ lnelode az
branches Of business pursued N tnc sta@ VI amfn
II restricted 90 agriculture mining sherles maSI I
lures and other pursuits which either coniSl h
values ~ producing the IS% Any facts or o
servations in addition TO the above wi" Dc 'h@hkS o
The same letter has been addressed TO the Presi-
dent of the New-York Board of Trade, and TO 0ther
gentlemen.
Tkt Richmond Fhig of to-day says; ,,. 500.
'Forty odd persons, originally from Holland, pui more
recently from Michigan where there s large Dutch st
smenf arrived in this city yesterday on Their way 10
Amelia County, where they wil purchase Ana, s[eay
set apart for them and settle This h the fTut OF hogo
that we have heretofore spoken OF between the
rev MT Van Raalte aud Gen. Imboden ana Is bnt the
beginning Of what we may expect III the same way
TTs Boston Adr6tiseT'S correspondent teIegraphs
hence as follows: .. .. ~, p.u.-,, %
rtsn how Count Bismarck felt about recognizing the
Ne yssn Republic and 10 urge him 10 do H. Count BIS
ah annriescad and directed RMpn GerOt here tO con-