The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-30

that he repudiatod u. He had not yet had time to
enamine 1t and could not therefore pronounce an
opinion. 1t s known that several clerks OF the Sec
retary's ONCE are now engaged In comparing the
report with the books of the Treasury,
and it is understood that any errors
shall be found q contradictory statement win be
published. That the showing OF the Director win be
| found erroneous seems very probable when it IL
known that prominent statsticans in the once Of
the Special Commissioner Of the Revenue, with
whose financial report that of Mr.. Delmar does not
agree have already expressed the opinion that some
OF the Directors statements obviously
On the other hand Mr. Delmar Ia prepared to stand
by his figures and feels confident that they win be
fully sustained by the records of the different
| bureaus.
The Deadlock in the appointment Of Super
visOrs.
Secretary McCuoch 1t appears, shows some dis
position to make another attempt to break the dead
lock In the appointment OF supervisors One Of the
commissioners nominations was rejected by the
Secretary yesterday in order TO give Mr.. Rollins an
opportunity to nominate man on whom 1t is be-
ieved both can agree. Nothing further, however,
will be done until the return of Mr. Rollins, when
the Secretary thinks the whole batch will be sum
marty disposed Of.
Internal Revenue Appointments.
The following appointments were made to-day
Storekeepers- Bryan, Third district of
New York; George Lortng, Fifth district OF Califor
1 FRANK Four% @strca CT 2, So
John L. Michte, Seventh district OF Kentucky; VIII
liam II. Winter, at Quincy, H.: Edwin Me hos, Thlr
Joseph Mo-; NJ. d. Polleys Sixth district OF Wscon-
SIM Alya W. Paul, Fourth district of illinois; william
A. Quarterman, Sixth district Of Ohio; Francis A.
Steiner, Ninth district Of indiana; J; A.
akaro md WI,ann with ltctr of nur,.
]. w. Seaman, Fourth district OF illinois; Charles
Wheelrght,. First district of oho r. A. wheatley,
Thirteenth district Of Illinois, Geo. H. Ames Fourth
district of Illinois; Chas. E. Babcock, First district
OF Iowa Jas. r. Bruner Eleventh district Of Indiana;
Guy Of d John FINLEY h
district Of Illinois; John Fisher Fourth district OF
Mssouri John Doyle and M. r. Green, Third district
nos; Geo. II. Hesse, at Dubuque; J. N High at To-
ledo; Fred hinckley at Allen, Illinois, Benz. A. Key
Gaugers-E A. Barker Fifth district Of Maryland,
and W. r. Jackson, Ninth district Of Ohio.
Operations of the Postal Order System.
The amount Of money transmitted by the money
order post offices during the fiscal year ended June
80 is about s15 00oO O0 The amount transmitted by
this system in the last fiscal year was $s,OOO,ooo
Colombian Indemnity Claims.
The republic OF Colombia formerly New Granada)
has paid into the United States Treasury about
$3.50 leaving balance Of 900 still due. This
for spoatons, &C., in the Panama riots some years
ago. IL, 80 .,'.
Shipments of Tobacco in Richmond.
During the month Of August 7s1,0 2O boxes OF
chewing and e,42o boxes Of smoking tobabco were
shipped in bond from Richmond, upon which the
United States government received the revenue tax
Of $685. 54.
Killed and Wounded Soldiers by the Virginia
Railroad Accident.
The names of privates in the Twenty ninth infantry
killed by the railroad accident yesterday near Cor
louisville are George Hewitt, Of company c, and
Leopold Marcus Or company l. The names OF the
wounded are:-Privates Joseph Meyers, Ira U. Blan,
James Cosgrove and Louis Beaufels, Of company b;
John Baker, Henry Schlerker, J. Holden, Edwin
Snow and T. Kelly OF company c. William Ramsey,
John Farlayer, Thomas Kelly, T. Anderson ID. Raj
tray and A. Francis, Of company A; James Martin,
of company I; Corporal Peter Troy, OF company g;
one brakeman The train reached Lyncnburg this
morning with the wounded.
The Court Martial Of Lieutenant Payne.
prominent officer Of the army, in mentioning the
court martial Of Lieutenant J. s. Payne Of the Fifth
cavalry, on charges preferred against him by Major
General George H. Thomas, said that the account Of
the findings and sentence In the published in
O number Of republican journals about ten days ago
highly erronoosls. The proceedings IN the case
sti in possession Of the Judge Advocate General
and have not yet been promulgated. All the men,
bers Of the court not to divulge anything
that passed in the court and what little truth there
is in the statement must have been communicated
by one of the members in violation of his OATH The
finding and sentence, he says, cannot therefore be
known until they are offcially published
Army Bulletin.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel A. o. Vincent Second
artillery, has been assigned TO temporary duty under
the direction OF the Adjutant General and ordered
to report to Brevet Brigadier General Thomas
NJ. Vincent, Assistant Adjutant General. The
resignation Of First Lieutenant Martin Norton,
Brevet Captain Second United States infantry, has
been accepted by the President.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel C. Page, surgeon. has
been ordered to duty as post surgeon at Fort Column
bus. n. Y, vice Brevet Brigader General j. b. Brown,
surgeon.
In obedience 10 orders from Washington General
Stoneman will forthwith send Companies ID. f and r
OF the Twenty-pinth United States infantry to the
Department OF the Cumberland. Company ID IL at
present on duty at Alexandria, Company 4 at Ma
ron, In smythe county, and Company r at Lynch
burg.
Orders have been issued from the War Department
to all department commanders TO report without
lay 10 the ONCE OF the Adiutant OF the Army all
Officers under their commands who are incapactated
for duty. Habitua intemperance and frequenting
gambling places regularly specified in said order
as uniting officers for duty
Naval Gazette.
Acting Master William II. Summers and Acting
Enslgns John Gum and j. j. Keleyer have been de-
tached from the onward and granted leave OF alb
sence prior to discharge.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant II. ]. Coop and Act
ing Ensgns Charles NJ. Hicks, Charles Hall and
Samuel Gordon have been honorably discharged.
Personal.
Adiutant General Lorenzo Thomas has returned TO
this city from extensive OF inspection through
the national cemeteries In the West lie will leave
again to inspect the cemeteries In the South.
Mrs. Harriet e. Risey wife OF II. A. Risley, Assist
ant solicitor OF the Treasury died here on Monday
evening, OF typhoid fever.
MAJOR General J. A. Rawns, chief Of stan to Gene