Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-02


Mr. Delmar, but we have merely mentioned
the principal ones as so far reported to the Sec.
retary by the Treasury officers designated to
examine the statement of the Director, in order
that 1t may be seen how unreliable his figures
are.
SUPERVISOR APPoINTED.-The Secretary of
the Treasury yesterday appointed Daniel G.
Goodloe Supervisor of Internal Revenue for
the district Of Kentucky.
REQUESTED TO RssIGN-The officers of the
United States Mint in Colorado. against whom
serious complaints are filed, have been notified
by Secretary McCulloch that they must resign
their offices Immediately or b, suspended upon
charges against them.
RETURN OF THE ATTORNEY GRNERAL.-A
letter received here from Attorney General
Evarts, who is now in New York, announces
that he will not return to Washington before
next week, as there are business matters which
require his presence in New York.
FRAUD UPON THE PENSION OPYIoE-Benia.
min Reddick, alias Charles Snavel, was yester.
day arrested in Baltimore, Md, for fraud upon
the Pension Once, and in default af 81 1000 bail
was committed to answer the charge before the
u. 5. District Court.
Mr.. BINCKLEY SUMMONED BEPoRR THR
INFRINGEMENT COMMITTEE SAYS: In.
formation received here from Mr.. BinckIey.
now IN New York. is to the effect that he has
been summoned 10 appear to-day before the
Congressional JOINT Committee on Retrench-
meRi, at the Astor House, to disclose all ha
knows concerning the alleged malfeasancs of
revenue officers, and TO exhibit the papers ap-
pertaining thereto. Mr.. Buckley does not
tnInk II Is polite or wise 10 make ch an ex-
pose until he shall have conclu del his inyestI-
CATION before Commissioner Guttman, and
asks for Instructions. He was directed by
telegram this morning 10 submit the matter TO
Attorney General Evarts, now in New York
and b. governed by the latters advice on the
question submitted.
CHANGE OF OFFICE HOURs.-Secretary Nc
Culloch to-day issued an order directing that
from and after Monday next the office hours in
the Treasury Department and various bureaus
thereof should be from nine O'Clock a m. until
four O'Clock p m, until further orders.
REV. JONATHAN EDWARDS, ID. d., President
of Washington and jefferson Colleges, Pa, ar
rIved fcre this morning, TO oficia;e at the
tuneIal exercises of the late Rev. DIR. p D.
Gurley. Dr. Edwards, while in the city, will
be the guest OF Dr. J. q. Kennedy.
COLLECTOR APPoINTED-SecretaryM MeCuI-
loch to-day appointed Samuel Blbcock Col
lector of Internal Revenue for the Second
District of Connectcu', vice John Woodruff,
deceased.
REVENUE APPOINTMENTs.-Secre Me-
Culloch to-day made the following appoint
ments of Internal Revenue officers:
StoTekeeDers.-HoratIo G. McCorkhiII, 5th
kentucky Thomas w. Pritchett, I'd Kentucky:
Herman Blodgett, a9th New York; Bernard
Il glin, sth New York: York A. Woodward. Ist
louisiana; Saml A. Pearce, Ist Rhode Island:
&. ;. Woodrich, I'd Maryland; John ShissIer
I'd Pennsylvania; Oscar T. Lnsey, 9Th Ohio;
James A. Dali, 4th Maryland
CduGerS.-Lucien J. Wright and VIM. Jen-
nIrgs, 4th California; Byron i. Cordwell and
Owen Il. Gilson, Oregon; SIMON Goodrich, 18th
Illinois; T.. NJ. Patterson, s. B. Davenport, $
+. Childs, and James ]. Feller, 4th Cali, ,ornia;
Samuel Rorer and George W. Jolly, I'd Ken.
lucky; French Mcdowell, 10th Pennsylvania;
ID. b. Anger. 10th OHIO X. q. Algee. 7th Ten
nessee; Z. O.Wilbur, ith Tennessee; X. L. Tom
lin, ith Missouri; r. II. Nanderburgh, 5th
Michigan: John NJ. Hauck, WIN. >. Hilleary
iih Maryland I. i. Hunt. 9TH Kentucky; Z. L.
Wells and G. VI. Barth, 5ih Kentucky.
PoLITICAL.-Gen1 Washburn, Horace Rub.
lee, Matt. II. Carpenter, and six other gentle.
men are aspirants for the Wisconsin United
States SenatorshIp.
Ex-President Fillmore is in New York,
and is said to be preparing a letter for pubIica-
uon In support OF Seymour and Blair
John Minor Bolts announces his intention
TO speak before The close Of the canvass for
Grant and Colfax.
: -Ife Connecticut town elections are 20 be
held on Monday next.
There is a battalion OF "carpet. .baggers' IN
Wilmington, Delaware, who support Grant
and Coliax.
General Mcclellan has accepted receptions
in Philadelphia and New York, but does not
propose To actively engage IN the pending po.
litical contest.
Illinois Democratic Congress nominatio
complete are: VIM. w. O'Brien. NJ. NJ. X.
Wallace, A. NJ: HerrIngton, w. ]. Mckim, Jas.
w. Singleton, John N. Neglas, Oliver q. Gray,
w. McNeely, Albert u. Burr. samuel s. Mar
shall, VIM. II. Snyder, John II Crebs.
Mayor Holman, of New York. addressed
a Democratic meeting in Pittsburg last night
The Boston AdUertiser, Republican, op-
evidently intends TO support Dana, (the out
side Republican nominee) 1t is said the Demo
Gratis will support Dana.
Hon. George II. Pendleton pronounces a
forgery the letter lately published purporting
10 have been written by him. counseliing the
Texans 10 vote in the presidential contest, not
withstandng Congress has shut them out with
Virginia and Mississippi.
There will be Republican procession and
mass meeting at Annapolis on the goth of DC.
take place on the 9th instant; and at Cam.
bridge on the l4th instant, there will also be a
gathering Of the friends OF Grant and Colfax.
"A Democratic mass meeting in Selma,
Alabama, yesterday, was more numer0usly
attended than any other meeting ever held in
the State. II is estimated that 1000 persons
were present, Of whom 5000 were negroes. All
the counties in Middle Alabama were repre-
senied. The procession was two miles long.
number of distinguished speakers addressed
the meeting.
-Goyernor Swami. Of Maryland, spoke to
large Democratic meeting in Wilmington,
Delaware, last night.
Two New Haven men, one a Republican
and the other a Democrat have backed their
respective candidates for the Presidency, the
loser 10 walk 70 New York. The New Haven
Courier advises the Democra, 10 com mencs his
trip Immediately while the roads are IN good
order.
The Pennsylvania Democratic Nom,na-
tions for Congress complete, are as follows:
1st District, 5. j. Randall; I'd, T. B. Florence;
Sd. Dr. John Mofiett; ith, J. B. Nicholson; 5th,
John X Reading; 9th, John ID. Stiles; 9TH, X.
ID. Monaghan; eth, j. L. Getz; 9th, II B.
Swarr; loth. J. J. Connor; Iith, d. N. Van
Auken; l2th, Geo w. Wood ward; 18th, V. L.
Piolett; l&th, ]. r. Knipe; 18TH, X. J. HaIde.
man; 18th, +. NJ. kimmell; nth, p. Lin
ton; 18th. L. A: MacEey; 18Th, Rasseias Brown;
2eth, X. d. DeFranee; 2lst, II. ID. Poster; 22d
Andrew Burtts; 23d, L. H. MitchslI; cath, D.
Crawford. -sLaoor Reform party.