New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
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The President Yesterday morning while at the
Capitol SS RS S ins O
Gen g. p Heintzeman; resolution for the protection Of
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And fix the status Of JudgeAdyOcstes OF the United
An act 9GthOrizng the submission Of the COnstitu:,
@ o. Virginia ss n nd o election % OF YOts as s
officers, provided by said Constitution ana members OF
resolution enabling bona Hde settlers TO purchase
certain lands acquired from the Great and Little Usage
Joint resolution for tho protection OF the interests
OF The United States In the Union Paec Railroad Com
pany and the Central Pacific Railroad Company and for
An act 70 amend an act entitled IAN act imposing tax
distilled spirits and tobacco, and for other pur-
An act making available appropriation heretofore
made for furniture for the Presidential mansion,
An act 10 discontinue Saut st. Marie as port OF entry
in the Superior District and to establish Marquette in
An act CONCERNING the Attorney. General.
Both the Senate and House bills for the removal OF
political disabilities failed.
extension Of patent. the joint resolution in rela-
ton to a site for a new State Department, and the
Joint resolution appointing Ge1 hhohas Vgaent tOr Oh
Disabled Soldiers in place of Gov Oglesby, resigned
were not signed by the President to-day being the
last BILLS which passed the House, pat when 1alled
to reach the President before the hour OF ADJOURN
ment. g, l..
Recently, Risleys Japanese troupe paid visit to
the President and his family, and met with warm
reception and afterward portion OF the laIter
attended their performances
Thus far 20 messengers and labOrers, five male
clerks and "A female clerks have been dsenarsea
making for many removals In all the Departments:
Commissioners Delano has decided that any dealer
who converts plug tHPGcO 81 To m othag manner
keeping ;he same for SALE is thereby constituted a
manufacturer under the law, and must pay tax ana
give bonds as tobacco manufacturers.
The amount of fractional currency issued from the
Printing Bureau of the Treasury Department for the
week ending to-day was o f' @ e sre ps ooo
at 81 Ionis 10000; to National Banks, $l50,OOO.
Treasurer Spinner holds as security for National BANK
circulation $S42 1853 800 and Tor public deposits S6O
S7s s5O The amount of National Bank notes issued
during the week $4,000 total TO date, S3lSivo
sO0 Mutilated bills returned $i210o1S nS3sfm'
at this date 500 sl7 755 The amount of fractional
currency destroyed during the week was So36'5VO'
THE ALABAMA TREATY-wHAT THE HON ROB
ERT J. WALKER THINKS or IT..
The Washington correspondent of The Cincinnati
Gazette has the following IA 10 Inc
There Is no disgmsng the fact that the
surface in official circles mere ressrahg ,s SUI
~ inc new Administration regarding this and all ques
tons relating % Its foreign policy a sTsry I'M
general views which President Grant ana senator sqn
believed to hold % sbe rayag % Of her prates are
ccesfin deep Impression in Diplomatic circles An ex
tract IRON Few weeks since and which appears here
day Is also attracting attention ID the same quarters
ID az % ia most upfvorsbe the treaty for the settlement
the Ebsgs claim. EDgand at hs a,s o. me be 5 's nS,.1 Gs
s Nth .Dess duties 90 sOet The "s.' D0'ds' i0 lee