New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-21


records and dockets of suits and PROCEEDINGS IN M
ternal Revenue cases. the examination of alleged
frauds and infractons Of laws. and the reports of
supervisors and detectives ALSO all questions relat-
ing TO egacies, succession incomes salary, dividends
and special taxes, and the stamping of deeds and
other instruments of writing, and in general OF
istration Of the Bureau not especially assigned
by law. to other officers. This division Is
subdivided into three sections, embracing IN detai
what is given in the above general statement Ia u
is also included the charge of tobacco not In Dohu
The second division relates TO books and accounts OF
the office and is under the charge OF Second DePTsy
duties are the administrative examination OF al
money accounts of assistant assessors col
lectors, supervisors, surveyors OF dlsuleres, anu
ceaneOus accounts, arising under the general ana
special appropriations for this branch OF the service
the examination and action upon estimates oI iIs
required by disbursing agents; the general DOCK
keeping of the Office and the Issue of the various
kinds Of stamps for payment Of taxes with the prep
aratiOn of statistics. This division is suDdlVlded
info four sections The third division will be under
the charge of the Third Deputy. who has not yet
been appointed, assisted by ). Nj. Wilcox, ana mas
charge of all matters relative to the tax on distilled
spirits and tobacco in bond together with the care
of the general files of the office. This Division IS
subdyded into three sections. Deputy Commissioners
Douglass under the new organization,s charged with
all records concerning appointments the office mails
and is general executive officer under the immediate
direction of the Commissioner. William i. sherman
is General Supervisor of the Bureau His duties will
embrace daily inspection of the practical operations
of the Bureau in detail Future operations OF the
under the above organization which the chief
officials of that office consider, as placing them In
excellent working order.
An official list sof Executive, Territorial, and for.
egn nominations sent to the Senate since the 4t OF
March last classified by States, has been prepared up
to Yesterday as follows:
Acknowledgements Of New.Mexico and Auditor OF the
Treasury, 2 ArIons-Secretary OF Arizona l. Arkan'
Three COnsuis s. ColoradO-one Governor, one Consul
and Secretary Of that Territory, 8. COnnecticutMins
ter Plenpotentiary Secretary Of Wyoming, and three
g. District - Commissioner
dian Affairs. Marshal OF the District Of Columbia,
nlinOis-Minister Plenpotentary Ministers Resident,
Consuls Secretary Of War; and Second Assistant Post
master General H. Observation-Disclosures Penipotentiary,
Governor. surveyOr-Genera, and Consus, 6. Iowa
Minister Resident Gonsuls Secretary Of Dakotah Ex
O. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the part of tho United
states under the Convention with Mexico. July 1868
Consus, 5. AiarylandMinister Resident, Postmaster
Of ts easnS to EnSSnd
Michigan-Two Ministers Resident, Consuls, s.
MissOuTi~NIinster Penpotentiary, CONsuis 3, Mon,
tanssecretary Of the Territory, Acknowledgements
tary Of the Territory 1. New-Hampshre- Consnls. q
NewJersey-Consnls, New York-Secretary and AS
General. Minister Extraordinary, II COnsuls, Commits
sioner Of Patents 49, North CarolinaConsuls, OHIO
RsySnas Secretary q %a.Siaston TCTTitoTy Gov
emOFs MINISTERS resident GOtnsnl' H. orssonCSn
sS Of the sesg Of ssSrG
Secretaries Of Legation, and Minister resident IS
and Consul, O. Tennessee Consul; Utah, Consult
Vermont Consul; Virginia Consul; Washington
Minister Resident and Consul, q; Observation-Disclosures
S4TveyGTseHer az + COH rni1
shows that in making nominations the Attorney
General usually omits the name of the State in
the Secretary of State and Secretary of the Interior
compiler therefore, says the list submitted to the
Senate is very incomplete so far as territorial APP
pointments are concerned. In the nominations Of
foreign positions the names of those withdrawn have
been omitted
The following notice has been sent to all the
National Banks.
CONTROLLER OF TnE CURRENCY, April 30. 1902
In accordance with tho provisions OF an act Of Con;
Banking Associations approved March 8. 1902 you
this office. the latest form Of blank furnished for that
purpose report OF the condition of yonr bank shown
by It's books at the close OF business the nth day OF
Controller Of che Currency.
Rabbi Luursohn had an interview with the Pre-
sident to-day, in which he said the Israelites in Pal
estne possess no civil or political rights whatever
aud deprived of protection by the representatives OF
the civilized nations which the Christians enjoy, are
exposed to violence and arbitrary rule, and concluded
his address as follows:
do pray therefore your EIcelency to your at
tentiot TO the deplorable condition my the
Orient that the principles OF this Government be
@ a yonr mny show "na me that
mark Of favor which would enable my brethren in the
Stars and Stripes that this free country and Its exned
chief should DO blessed the sacred spot of
President Grant replied briefly but courteously,
promising to examine into the matter referred TO.
and do what he could TO remedy any grievances
which existed.
The probability is the Northern Superintendent of
Indian Affairs Will he selected from the Friends or
Quakers of Philadelphia; the Central Superintend-
emf from those of Indiana and the Southern Superin
tendent from the religious society Of Baltimore.
BY direction of the Secretary of War, Gen. Wilson,
now stationed Keokuk, Iowa has been ordered TO
Washington on duty connected with the improve.
ment of the Rock Island Rapids Of the Mississippi
River.
The rush Of visitors at the Appointment Office OF
the Treasury was intOleTable to-day, that the APP
pointment Clerk was compelled 10 station door
keeper with instructions TO admit no one until IL
o'clock There was also large crowd seeking Office
at the Internal Revenue Bureau.
About 100 clerks so far have been discharged from
the Third Auditors Office, and 10 new appointments
made two of whom are colored men. One is Robert
r. Douglass. of Frederick Douglass, and the
other is James Il. OHare, who was clerk III the North
Carolina Constitutional Convention.
Charles Lyman of Vermont has been appointed
Office Department, at n salary Of $500 per annum.
He has had important desk in the same Office since
The National Executive Committee of the Union
League of America, which has usually met in Wash
inpton will convene at the st. Nicholas Hotel in the
City of NewYork, on Friday. the 1th inst at noon.
THE SUIT AGAINST GEN. BUTLER.
BALTIMORE, April 20.--In the case of Kim
berly against Butler the United States Court to-day,
Chief Chase presiding the same questions were
nj sue as before the Superior Court OF Baltimore City,
namely the freedom from arrest OF member OF Con-