The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-30
WASHING ToN.
Georgia Once More Out Of the
Union.
Order Placing Georgia Under Mill
tary Rule.
Senators Urging a Change In President
Grants Cabinet.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 20, $780,
GeorGta's Humiliation Conpleied-Oraier Pfao-
ing the State Under Military Rule.
The following IL the Official order assigning Gene
raj Terry to the command OF the Military District OF
Georgia. to which attention was first called In the
Herald Of the oath -
GENERAL ORDERs-No. SO.
HEADQUARTERS or THE ARMY,
ADJuTANr GENERALS OFFICE
Brevet Major General A. Ii. Terry. In addition to
his duties al Department Commander OF the South.
IS BY order OF the President OF the United states APP
rai OF the District Of Georgia a. defined by the OF
Congress cag approved December 2s 1885.
II. u. TOWNSEND. Adutant General.
It will ne seen by the above that Georgia IA re-.
mitted TO military rule, as predicted in these de-
spatches OF Friday last. The President construed
the Georgia bill to mean this, and did not it
conid be executed without IL. Thls order will con,
tinue in force until Georgia is admitted to repro.
sentatton in both houses OF Congress.
Public Debt Statemeyi.
The public debt statement will Got be published TIL
next Monday The presept indications are there
VIII not be adecrease ?over IS 900 ooo tne,receipts
from Customs and internal revenue having been
comparatively light Those from the latter to-oay
were only $32o59o
Senators Urging tho Attorney Generals Rc.
movnI-Hoar's Intended Resignation.
Senators who remain here Though the recess arc
urging upon the President tho removal Of Attorney
General Hoar from the Cabinet. The President Ia
not disposed to coerce Hoar to resign, but If tho
latter tenders his resignation 1t is understood it will
be accepted. 1t Is said private letter has been re-
ceiyed here from Judge Hoar, who Is now absent
from the city, stating that no viii resign soon after
the recess. iIo Will do this, not in compliance with
m IA Proc
from being embarrassed by having in his Cabinet
person obnoxious to a majority OF Congress. Judge
fierrepont, of New YORK; and Benjamin II. Brew
ster, OF Pennsylvania are prominently mentioned az
Hoar's successor.
Tue Chinese Mission,
1t Is understood that the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations VIII, at an early day report bill
raising the mission 60 China OF the first Glass;
This is in accordance with the recommendation OF
the Presidents Message, and 1t has the approval ola
majority d the committee and, it Is believed OF the
senate and House. The new Minister to China.
Governor Low lett with the understanding thas tllI
action should be taken.
New Years Reception at the White House.
Announcement Is made by authority that at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ, New Years day Saturday. the Isg OF
January 1870, the President will receive the mem.
Ders Of his Cabinet and foreign Minister'S; at half
past eleven A. M. the Judges Of the Supreme Court,
United States Senators aud Representatives in Con-
gress The Judges OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict of Columbia will be received at twelve O'Clock,
and the officers OF the army and navy and marine
corps will be received at quarter past twelve O'Clock
The associated soldiers OF the OF 1912 and the
members OF the Oldest Inhabitants Association OF
the District OF Columbia VIII be received. The re.
""ninn OF citizens will commence ut half pass
twelve, at which time the gates OF the enclosure wiz
be thrown open The reception will terminate at
-s1rAa NJ
riages will approach the Executive Mansion by the
eastern gate and leave by the western gate.
The Presidents Visitors During Holidays.
The President az rule during these holidays does
not generally receive Visitors. A few only OF hls
more Intimate friends occasionally call.
The kumOred Resignation of Senator Pratt
Denied.
The statement that Senator Pratt, Of Indiana has
resigned his position the United States Senate IA
denied by authority from that gentlemen He has
not resigned nor does he intend to resign, that
ofllce.
Tho Br0kers' and Bankers, Tax.
committee OF ave members OF the PHILADELPHIA
Board OF Brokers waited upon Commissioner Delauo
to-day to complain that tho internal revenue officials
are in the habit OF taxing all brokers os bankerx
whether they keep deposits hand or not They ar.
gued that many brokers do nothing but commission
business and are not bankers within the true meaning
Vi tue teTm COHllnI65lOuer repueu tnat former
ruling this subject st, in force ana that he
would instruct his subordnates TO adhere to It,
Tins ruling was that parties merely engaged In the
purchase and sale OF stocks, gold and commercial
paper on commission are brokers and are subject to
tax AZ such, while those engaged as brokers and
who, In addition, keep deposits OF money and
stocks on hand are bankers. and must pay tax az
bankers and as brokers.
Arms Purchased by the Turkish Government.
IL appears that the quantity OF arms purchased by
the Turkish government Is 100000 larger than stated
in my dispatch last night or $4,000 in ALL OF tho
musket pattern $50 600 have been deiv.
cred and paid for already.
Exodus Of Conaressmem.
There are now about 1fty Senators and sixty
Representatives Id Washington.
Taking Things Easy at the Departmental.
very little besides routine business is transacted
at the Departments. Three Of the heads are absent
from the city, and the onices are closed at noon.
Dnrkeys Running n Newspaper.
A newspaper is to be published here under thu
auspices Of the National Executive Committee of col
ored men, TO represent the political and Industrial,
interests Of that race