The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-22

WASHINGTON, August q. 1868.
Alleged Charge Against Commissioners Roll

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The rumor ia revived TO night that charges are to
| be preferred against Comm, Missioner Rollins. This
time 1t comes from an intimate friend OF the CON-
missioner who states that Mr.. Rollins fears an In
vestigation and that tho President Is undoubtedly
preferring charges OF incompetency and mismanage
ment OF the AFFAIRS Of the Revenue Bureau. This is
assigned as the occasion Of the delay Of the Pres
| dent IN starting on his summer vacation
Sentence of the RiOtous Negro Zouaves.
The examination Of the coored z0uaves for rioting
week ago, while a company OF them from
Georgetown were on their way to the Capitol to
relieve the guard over the remains Of Thaddeus
stevens has been concluded. Three were fined for
dsordery conduct and sixteen others were required
to give from $500 to $500 bail for further hearing at
| the court
Our Minister to Paraguay.
General Martin T. Mcmahon, our newly appointed
Minister to Paraguay had an interview with Secre-
tary Seward this morning. His instructions are not
yet ully prepared, and consequently he will not be
able TO leave next Monday for his new scene OF
action. His departure is necessarily delayed until
September 90.
Shipment Of Deserfers from FayaI--PrObable
Loss Of the Vessel and All ON Board.
About the LIST OF November 1897 Mr. Dabney the
United States Consul at Fayal, Azores Islands, wrote
TO the Department Of State that there was large
number OF American seamen ON those islands, prin
cipaly deserers from whaling vessels, and that in
order TO get them home he had chartered the POr-
tuguese brig Evarsta to bring them to this country.
He shipped on board OF that brig eighty seven
men for the port Of Boston. The brig has not since
been heard from, and 1t is supposed that she with
all on board, has been lost Herewith is list OF the
names OF the American seamen shipped on the
Professionalism Coleman, Charles Eaton Charles
Stewart, Frederick Stokey George Stocher, David
@. Wing, Ioring Boyden, George @. Brown Antonio
Roise, Frank Adams, James Gilmore Edward w.
Ford, William Swainey, John I. Ruy, Neil OBrien
Henry Buckley, John Carnes John G. Looser Henry
$. Dane, Charles Lince, John Pickey, James Fitz-
gerald, Thomas Kenney, Lorenzo Newell Leiba
wilkes, Frank 8. Hunt,C. 4. Davenport Geo. PItman
Stephen Kenney, VIM. l.. Park, Leopold Sets, Edwin
+. Legg, George Trull, Stephen Garrison, John Z.
Blosdale George P. ClOugh, George Brant, Calvin
Fisher, George X. Dunbar, Thomas E. Simons Will
liam II. Lane Charles Footman, Henry Atwood,
Patrick Hore S. Orlando Adams, Charles II. Taylor,
William b. Robinson George F. Rice Alfred Look,
Antoine AvOa, George NJ Gilman, George A. Rey-
nolds, Thomas Adams, Samuel Seyer, John O.
Griffin, Charles Renshaw, II. g. Hardwick, William
Cook, Joseph f. Allen, Joseph r. Kelly, william H.
Moore, James F. Francis, jeremiah Casey, Howard
Kelly, Francis Leary, George Smith, Mathew Cum
msky, Patrick Golfer, Alonzo y. clifford, John Sher
lock, Henry G. Doyle, Augustus Badger David Gif-
Edward Fl. Murphy Henry Stevenson, Philip OBrien,
Joseph Simas, Alvin White, Joseph Santos, Frederick
b. Hill, James ROunce, James Mahan, Joseph ELI.
son and Alfred w. Simpson.
Arrival Of Rescued Sea,nen NJ London.
The United States Consul at London reports that
John " Munson, OF Calais, Me-, and John O'Connor,
OF Brooklyn, n Y. have been brought to that port,
having been picked up at about forty miles SOUTH
west by south OF the Island Of Nevis their vessel,
tno 4O,,ir of Dors haau Loaf
on the coral reefs near Baronda.
Internal Revenue Appointments.
The following appointments OF gaugers under the
Internal Revenue law were made to-day:-Charles
F. Dunham Boston; Moritz Augensten, New York
city; Chester ]. Moore, Rochester. The following
appointments Of storekeepers were made:-John s.
Slater, Fifth district OF Maryland, and George A.
Everett, First district of Maryland.
Experiments with Cannon.
BY direction OF the Secretary Of War board OF
ofcers-to consist OF Brevet Brigader General p v.
Hagner Colonel Of the Ordance Department; Brevet
Major General W. II. French, Lieutenant Colonel OF
the Second United States artillery; Brevet Major
General II. q. Wright, Lieutenant Colonel OF the
Corps Of Engineers; Brevet Brigadier General
T. J. Rodman, Lieutenant Colonel OF the
Ordnance Department; Brevet Brigader Gen.
eral o. d. Greene, Major and Assistant Adju.
tant General; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel s. v.
Bench, Major Of the Ordnance Department; Brevet
Brigadier General c. H. Morgan, Major Of the Fourth
United States artiery-w assemble at the WASH
ington Arsenal on the LIST day OF September next or
thereafter practicable for the purpose Of
testing the Beaupre system in the construction Of
cannon The board will report its opinion II the
method possesses sufficient merit to warrant its in
PRODUCTION into the military service.
Army Assignments.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel James N Caldwell, re-
q In
cordance with the act of Congress July %, 1896 been
detailed as Professor OF Military Science at the Ken
lucky University at Lexington.
Major Il. W. Dennis, Judge Advocate, has been Or
dered TO report without delay to Lieutenant General
Sherman.
Arrival OF the Macedonian at Annapolis.
Intelligence has been received here OF the arrival
Of the United states steamer Macedonian, OF the |
Naval Practice squadron at Annapolis yesterday
afternoon, after passage OF twenty days from
Funcha Madeira. All on board well.
General Emory Ordered to Charleston, -. G. |
General Emory, who until recently, commanded
III district Is about to be ordered to his regiment
One company IL stationed here, and the rest OF the
regiment Ia located In South Carolina. Ii IL under
stood that General Emory will he ordered TO Charles
Battery Rogers Dismoupted.
Battery Rogers has been dismounted Of all its |
guns, except the celebrated fifteen inch gun. The
ammunition and guns have been brought to the ar
sena In this city.
swiss Colony In Middle Tennessee.
Mr.. John Hletz, Consul General Of switzerland, In
connection with Captain Il. II. Plumaeber, has Sc
lccted about 1000 acres In Middle Tennessee as q
settlement for Swiss emgrants. The lands selected
are well wstercd aud sold to lie eligible in every
yay The land has been donated to the swiss Emf |
grafton society by Colonel Joseph Hughes
Exports from BuenOs Ayres to the United
States.
Director Delmar states that advices have been re.
ceiyed at the Bureau Of Statistics rom the United
states Consul at Buenos Ayres In which the exports
f,o,, that cousuer dietrict "a States