Evening star., 1869-06-09

Postmaster GENERAL CRRswRLL has re-
turned TO this city from orieftrIp to his home
near Elkton, Md.
Mr.. GEORGE PEABODY was a passenger IN
the Scotia. which arrived in New York yester-
day from Liverpool
THE BELLE Of the Treasury Department is
declared to he Philadelphia mulatto, by
paper Of that city. No accounting for tastes.
TIE NEW PERUVIAN MINISTER, Manuel
Freyre, was to-day presented TO the President
by Secretary Fish.
PRESIDENT GRANT and party leave here at
nine o'clock this evening for West Point, as
stated in the STAR o! yesterday. Before the
Presidents return he will visit Boston, to al.
tend the Peace Jubilee in that city.
Warehouse Division OF the Secretarys Office
Treasury Department; Charles G. Waldron,
clerk in that division, and James West clerk
In the Warrant Division, have rendered their
resign atoms, which have been accepted by Sec.
retary Boutwell,.
SUMNER DRESS FOR THE WRITE HOUSE,
The carpets have been taken up from the
Green, Blue and Red parlors and halls Of the
with mating for the summer. The heavy
damask curtains have also been removed frem
the windows, and their places supplied by
white linen shades and lace curtains.
MRS. DIR. MARY L. WALKER was at the
Interior Department to-day with petition for
employment for q manned soldier. which she
pres ented in person to Mr.. Pilkinton, Superin.
tendent Of the Department In her close fitting
tro and cfpo hat h. tal
attention, especially among strangers, a large
number Of whom were present.
SECRETARY BOUTWELL, will probably leave
here tonight with the Presidential partv,
though he will not stop a, West Point, but
accompany the President as far as New York
and take the train from thence TO Boston, He
will be absent, at his home IN Groton, Mass,
about week. The time OF his departure has
not been definitely fixed, as be may be detained
until the early tram to. orrow.
To BE ACTING SECRETARY or THR TREAS.
URY.-The President has commissioned Hon
William A. Richardson, AssIs tant Secretary OF
the Treasury. to be Secretary Of the Treasury
at any time during the absence or sickness of
Secretary Boutwell,. Judge Richardson will
therefore take charge Of the Treasury Depart.
ment Tomorrow. and discharge the duties of
Secretary until the return Of Gov. Boutwell,.
THE WHITE HOUsR.-There was a yery large
crowd OF visitors at the Executive Mansion
this morning, but very few were admitted to
see the President, as he was busily engaged
in arranging Official matters preparatory 10 his
departure for West Point this evening. Gov
Geary, Of Pa, had a long interview with the
President during the morning. A very Iarg.
number OF ladies were among those in The ante
room awaiting an audience.
THE SUB.CRHsus CoNMIrTRR are still I'm sss
Sion here, and may remain for several weeks.
Thus far they have come to no determination
as to the forms and character Of the schedules
Tor taking the census. They have held inter.
views with Com missioner Caprop, OF the Ag.
ricultural Department.; Mr.. Walker. of the
Statistical bureau; Mr.. Wilson, Commissioner
Of the General Land Once: Mr. Kennedy for
mer Superintendent of the Census. and other
gentlemen, on the various subjects concerning
which 1t is desirable TO obtain information,
such as agriculture, mining, manufactures,
mortality, and other subjects OF national IN.
portance.
OAK HILL CsMRTERY.-The recently elected
Managers OF Oak Hill Cemetery met last even.
ing, at the ONCE of the Secretary, on High street.
In Georgetown, and organized by the election
OF w. w. Corcoran, ESD, as President. The
resignation Of James w. Deebls as Secretary
and Treasurer was received and accepted. The
ONCE vacated by Mr.. Deeble was then divided,
and James 9oszler, Esq, was then elected Sec.
retary, and John Hunter, Esq, Treasurer; the
duty Of the latter officer being to keep the time
OF all the Cemetery employees, and to receive
and disburse all moneys. The Superintendent
Of the Cemetery, Mr. j. Blundop, was notified
that his services were no longer required, and
Mr. VIM. Walker was desi gnated to take charge
OF the Cemetery until the election Of a new
Superintendent.
THE PRINTING DIVISION OF THE TREASURY
DETERMINATIONS are now being
made to resume work in the Printing Division
OF the Treasury Department about the first of
July, when about 300 males ana 300 females.
recently suspended therefrom, will be rein.
stated. Most of the machinery and implements
required for printing the national currency
has been removed from the ground moor to the
third and attic stories OF the building, and the
Third Auditor will seon take possession of the
ground floor. The American and National
Bank Note Companies, of New York city, are
now engaged in tinting and printing the backs
Of the notes which will be forwarded to the
Treasury Department, where the face will he
printed and numbers and eeals put on The
New York companies will print al; of the
fractional currency and forward 1t here to
have the seal put on.
CHANGES AT THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
The Secretary Of the Treasury this morning
issued an order directing that the divisions Of
war. navy, interior, civil and covering in, war.
rants, public debt and daily cash account
statements, be consolidated into one division
and has assigned Mr.. }. II. Savilie, formerly
In charge Of the warrant branch, to duty a
chief Of the new divi sion. BY this CONSOLES.
tion the services Of Messrs. Frank V. Robinson
late In charge of the daily cash account, Secre.
tafy's once; s. W. Marsh, In charge OF thu
public debt statement; B. f. Duane and Sam.
uel QUITS, clerks IN the warrant room, and
Montgomery Lindsey. messenger thereto,
Fave been dispensed itb, and these gentle.
men this morning received notification tha,
their services would not be required after the
18th proxime, until which date they have been
grantee leave OF absence. Messrp. O. +. Oouant.
M. F. Lackey, Garrett Luf, H. q. Whitney. A.
Rodrique, J. H. Young, A. Lindsay, and s.
Jocknick, for some time past clerks in the
warrant room, have been retained and assigned
to duty under Mr.. Saville.