, 1869-09-01
WASHINGTON.
Business Transacted Mt tho
Cabinet Meeting.
Stokes Revolutionary Plans not
Approved By the President.
What was Proved by the 0incin-
matt Revenue Investigation.


Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
W4snEGros, Auguai3t
CABINET MEETING
The Cabinet waa In session four hou1s to-!ar,
Tie business nnahed wus principally Of routine
character. AdEtccs direct from Durl,uzame were
presented. DENYING the reports Of the rejection Of
cur trcaty With China A number Of cases Of
revenue on1cers were decided upon soathcrn
a11iEB we're tlseuEsed, bit no deanile action
tartn.
.~Hlr 6roxE5 w1Nrs.
Besides removal Of Senter orcerg In Tenne7see
Stokes want the President to ugree thas In casc
Stokes returns to Tennessee and assumes to te
Governor. and calls those who ran on the ticket
NTH him tpgeitef As the Leg1a1ature, tho admin
stratinn would recognize them as tho choice Of
the loyal votets, and therefore, tie State Gorcrn-
mtnt, and, IN ctse OF trouble, act On the call Of
Stokes, III Governor, md furnish military aid
The President Is decidedly opposed to the course
Of s.okcs-
GoyKk1oa eES1EE AND THE Pn15tpzxr.
senter had an iaterrteT with tho Prraident In
New York. when the matter Of calling the old
Legislature 10 ralfy tho Fifteenth Amendment
ras discussed. scn.er was Of opinion tnat the
new Legislature woold eventually ratlfy It, and he
further Gssurcd the President that he had favored
It On the stump IN all parts OF the State. The n1-
detbta1dnE Was, at the close Of the Interview,
that 1t would not be advisable 10 assemble the old
Legislature On account OF tho legal questions
which would arise regarding It's right TO s.I
OFF AGAIN.
The President will leare here again fer the
North 10 MORROW or Ee1t day md return to 1ema!n
permanently In about tho weeks
nEST.
Judge Dent LEFT for Mississippi! tonight. It has
come to light that the President has opposed him
etrenuouslF from the nrst telling Dent that Ills
movement 'sas simply trick to carry tie State
~ the misuse OF the name Of. Republican. -
DAKOTA roLIr1cs.
Letters from Cheyenne give details OF tho Dem
ocrRtlc Convention for the nomination OF a dele-
gate to Congress. After twcnty ballots the uames
ofthc principal candsrates were put In q hat and,
after shaking mp, the rst one utawn ~as declared
the choice Of the convention.
CHARGES A1itFEr MATon BOWEN.
The report duplicating May yor Bowen md other
city officials ID tho alleged misuse OF corporation
funds was submitted to the Council bg one OF the
Commissioners, last night Facts aud ngurc4
were given with view to prorc that Bowen ansl
City Surrc{or 1}tss Ind combined 10 pay, alio-
gcther, somc $4,000 into the hands Of contract
Off, both contrary 10 Law aud the terms OF the
contract
THE MIXED SCHOOL QUESTION
here Ia 10 be rettcd by tbs establishment Of 6rrh
additional schools In each district MAI he gen.
emily Fci.iuncd for ty wh,tea an1 hlacgs, the cS-
renscs to he pull rroportlonately from the funds
Of whites ani blacks.
KfyEArE MArTEna IN CINCINNATI
Points Of Conkling's report on thr investigation
Of revenue matters in Cincinnati are beginning ia
leak out, nntt the whole affair Is rapidly assuming
the proportions Of gram! fatre. AL tho charges
ConhllnR proceeded t!eon were, Arst. of two
ltttCIs la'cf5 rernHtHcci In Cincinnati! with the
signatures suppressed, understood here to III from
n ar. Cnrs. u c7ulatc for supervise! in Young II
r'ncc. The scconI letter II Fail Mt
tic bureau TO he from 1ntc Detective Wal.
terr. nnh an tEctc Two Investigations we're
uf'tcrt1. 4 nunlscT Ut wtncHata wccv questioned
iii rrEns,I ~ tp HflClat acts Of hs.rstlr snw, Ut
whoac examination tho 1aiter ha'! M knuwEehgu
whntcyrr, Fowler Ewore that he r1ii S7a trr
week to Na!trEH III WAlr!, t:cttAl Young, Ah,l
that lip flat 1uadc verbal cUhIlAct Will, Walters
and nunthrf pasty TO pay !r. n tnn huulrr.l 10 iyn
hundred! 1olarn for aTlstnsa to thow tElnl Young
hal taken money. TN rrosn-cS animation all Tin
"1thctscs awoEc that they Anuw nothing ni thu
ehaFg,s that tecral Young ha.t received i'lonry,
e1rrpt from hcrrsny. md Walters himself,
who hnd mntie thc charge, sail Il WAS
ioundc! only uinn what Ilo Ind
heagi. 1ho attrlupt III ConAl.ng nnd hf thu IIl.
rcau 10 suppress nI knuwI IstKc Ut tht contents nf
thc rrlnrt, IL believed here to sprt11 prlutlpA.y
from the utter fallulo OF those making tic cua1gc.
TO accomplish anything except cover themselves
Will ftuiculr.
TIE wMIsEEy TAX.
Tables In preparation ut the bureau Of Internal
Kcstnuc show that, While Tor tEe year ending
Juae, ls6-, less than ',oouooo galoos oi wll!sscy
paid tar, fos the year ending June last oy>1
81, ,o.N, ,ehl al gallons were returned US taxed.
TO THE Associated PRESS.
MILITARY PROFESSOR tpk THE MIAMI UNIVERSITY.
President, Drcvet Lieutenant Colonel {. II. Carl.
ton y detailed as Professor OF Military Science