New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-05

INTERNAL REVENUE APfoiNl c., ,e,s
w1sHlsGrON. Friday, sept g. 1865
,. r,nb who has brought so much
no "o'Oi Ds,orIo upon himself and his assOci-
coh'en'p' ''.u Ias+ five DAYS in the connection OF
A'o' VIZ rntion against Commissioner Rollins,
'"'I hore This evening from NewYork. lie drove
.,I ,bo citv at a furious rate, served several
&C and departed for New-YOTk within an
~ He seemed in a desperate state of anxiety,
and WAS worked up to fearful pitch OF excitement
u smoke TO friend for a few mOmentsn referencet to
che investigation in New-York, Big thing. big
ching said he. I'VE have not got anything very
dArite vet but il is all aimed at this office here
meaning the Internal Revenue Department. we
NAV be able to implicate the Secretary
Of the Treasury" " But" said this friend to him,
Won have not gone 10 work right; there are mis-
taxes Yes replied Fitch, we want the mis-
takes. and III subpoena you We must have some
thing: It's big thing; well get In yet" Fltch ln-
duIged in excited defamation like this a few min
ptes and then took the train for New-York. Mean
while other actors have appeared on the scene. The
Presidents carpet-ba Perry Fuller, who 1t was
believed WAS on his way TO New-Orleans to take
psession of his Custom House berth, has turned up
here again. 1t is strongly suspected that he has been
over ia New York helping Buckley to GET up ms
eoseeSs charges in the hope of Ousting Mr. Rollins
William f. Robinson is in town, too, on the same
business and the latest arrival is the distinguished
Felix McCloskey, Robinson in an interview
with tho President, to-day, protested against
the whole transaction in the name OF
the great Democratic party. Rollins is
honest" said he and there is no use IN trying 10
fight him. l tell you" Said he, addressing the
President tits doing incalculable harm IN New
York and unless you recall this man Buckley 1t VIII
play the very mischief with us" Felix IS more
forcible than complimentary on BIS character and
abilities. lie urges the President to recall the
entire gang, and takes the same statesman
like view of the situation as Mr. Robinson. Sanford
f. Church was also at the White House to-day.
Whether he is mixed up with the Rollins
matter is not knowni but he wants patron
age for Hoffman, to aid him in carrying
the State. The whole plot is viewed with the
profoundest contempt, and the White House lobby
and the whisky ring are terribly demOrahzed by it.
II has served TO demonstrate the fact that the
charges against the management of the Internal
Revenue Department are utterly without foundation.
Commissioner Rollins will send to Secretary
McCullOeh to-day, nominations for Supervisors,
der the Revenue Law for those districts for which
names have not already been presented. No action
has vet been taken on the nominations already in
hand but il is thought proper at this time TO send
the remaining nominations and thus complete the
list
We have three or four Democratic organizations
in this city, which, if their is in ratio OF their
pretensions, must exert a tremendous influence IN
the coming Presidential election. 1t is very amusing
TO read the reports Of their meetings; Seymour and
Blair are never mentioned but the whole burden of
the oratory is a piteous cry for money. PrOclama-
tons threatening tardy indebted members with ex.
pulsion are passed but all in vain. Not cent can
be obtained TO buy even a colOred half dollar.
Ats meeting of the Jackson Democratic Association
which about three OF four weeks ago ushered
into existence by the blowing of horns and the elo-
uuence of Montgomery Blair, one of the speakers
said: Money must be had, and If each member
would raise two or three dollars it would greatly
help in the aggregate" Another orator thought that
the Democracy was at heavy discount when IL was
80 hard 10 get men to committees. Atameet-
ing of the Young Mems Seymour and Blair Club, the
Constitution was amended as to fix the initiation
fee at 81 as the only mode of escape from total bank
Tuptcy,
The facts in relation to the armed resistance to the
process from the United States Courts and United
States Commissioner in Larue. Nelson, and Marion
Counties KY, show, in addition to what has already
been published on that subject that the outrage
committed about the lst of this month. The lives of
the officers were saved when they showed that they
were special and not regular deputies Of Marshal
Meriwether. 1t is said that in the present con-
ditiOn of affairs in that part Of the State it is
impossible to organize a civil posse TO be Of
any avail. The subject being of military
cognizance, it has been referred TO the Sec
rotary of War, who has taken prompt action in the
premises He will govern his action by the opinion
Of the AttoeyGeneral addressed TO the Marshal for
Florida the Doth ultmo and applied 10 this case
namely; that the law gives the Marshal power to
command all necessary assistance in the execution of
q process within his district and that the military
are not exempt from obligation to obey in common
with all others his summons in case of necessity.
A friend Of Robert Lee informed me, to-day, that
he lee has no desire or intention to enter public
life again, as set fotth in the newspapers. He also
denied that Gen. Lee was on the Ball Committee at
White Sulphur Springs, or that he had anything
whatever to do with that event.
The Rev. Messrs. John Ireland and John Maddox
Minnesota, and the Rev. f. d. O'Neill Of Washing
ton, have been designated by the President a
Board to visit the Red Lake and Pembina bands of
Chippewa Indians under the treaty of 1863.
The Conservative Army and Navy Union are in a
similar state of desttutiOn; two members were ex-
PEELED for non-payment of dues as an example 20 the
twothirds of the organization who have failed to
pay the requisite dollar.
Baron Lederer who has been appointed Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister PlenipOtentiary of Aus
tria to the United States officially received
today by the President. On presenting his creden-
tials the Baron addressed the President rs follows
His Majesty the Emperor OF Austria and King OF Hun
gary my august sovereign. having recalled Count Wy
denbreck by these letters FROM the diplomatic post he
hitherto occupied in the United States. has been
eOnsy pleased to appoint me his Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotenary in this country In conse
qneee have the honor TO present the credentials by
eh my sovereign has accredited me in that capacity
70 your EXcelency shall endeavor 10 perform my du-
ues ny being faithful Interpreter OF his sentiments 10
Ekeeehcy ana the American Nation and by c0ntln-
nhg 10 develop and TO expand the good and friendly
latOs Which so happllY e1st between own country