, 1869-05-10
Speculations as to Whas y 1ne
Secretary Of the Treas
ury Will Do.
Beneficial Workings Of the
Peabody Southern
School Fund.
First Result Of Transferring
The Indian Bureau to the
War Department..
The New Congressional
Printer After the
Shysters.


WAsuISGTux, Mas.
OSCILLATIONS n REGARD TO THE TREASURY De-
rAKTxEST.
Tue Secretary Of the Treasury does not yet say
Hhat he will do with the government bonds he IS
going to fnJ. Under the order tssucd On Satur-
day. he will l1Y such as are offered on terms most
advantageous 10 the United States, not exceeding
one million Collar per week. ii seema to be as
sumesl III oat-le talk that be intends establishing
sinking 'un:; but he himself says he has not
yet dttcrml1Ht to do TO- 4 sinking fund can now
amount IT, bat TWENTY-FIVE millions year. One
question = 'e settled IN establishing 1t u whether
advaata&- :an be taken, .or should be
taken. Ct iae fact that nothing has been done In
tha! direction s1ncc the Law passed., nve yeass
ago, aod put Into the fund Whist might hare been
put IN during these Jeass, some one hundred and
twenty-five or one hundred and thirty Millions in
addition TO twenty-five millions belonging 10 the
present ycst. tbs department has this matter
under consideration. The Secretary, IN selling
Eud And buying bonds, will be governed By gen
erAi principles, without regard to the market
Prize Of either gold or bonds, and he does moi now
say how long he will continue such talcs and prr-
cnases.
TIE PARODY SOUTHERN SCHOOL YuEn.
One OF the results from Fo1ne5a Southern trip
Is An editorial article IN this mornings Chra,tteie
on the Peabody Southern School Fund. lie speaks
In high tetua OF Dr. Ses1s' course IN using the IN
teTcss OF the fund. and SAFE his suggestions have
leen generally gratefully acted upon. The ooloted
children have received the same advantages az
white children In eoroe towns grant Of two or
three hundred dollars Eesyes to put schools on a
permanent hagis while In others The citizens hare
AIDED tue working OF fund By contributions
Thereon most of TIC schools have hccn kept open
greater nart Of the rear. The Trustees are per
1tet!t s7ttsned with the Stewardship Of Dr. Sears.
The President has recently received . letter
11on Mr. Peabody. He In now In rather Poor
health, and exprcsaer desire to return to this
country to spend his list daFA
THE DYER coCkr-NARIIAI-
The report Of xhc Dyer Court Of Inquiry IL stui
In the hands Of the Secretary Of War but up to the
c!ose os business hour on SATURDAY he had xiycu
It no examination. The Court Was ordered to re-
p<Ft the iaIts aud give lis opinion thereon. The
document makes twcntr-nTe or thirty raGes FOOLS
cap manuscript It's exact tenor Is not known
hui such hints ol Its general drift hare got out a.
t7warTAnt the statement that GeperAl DYER Is e1-
onessted from the grave charges OF hla accusers,
which were endorsed BY tho recent Congressional
Committees report
ISD1As srsr1H
The President has tssued no orders 10 tue In
dtan Bureau to purchase supplies Of the Commits
sAf3 Department Owing u the late dale 1t which
Colonel Pafkef tonl charge OF the bureau, ii WAS
found impossible to make the usual CONTRACTS fpr
supplies and transportation, without occasiouInx
unnecessary delay. Alter cousult alton with Sec
fetary Cox, II Eas decided to RsE the secretary Of
H&t whether the Commisaa1y had bis contracts II,
aaarc, where he could adh 10 his supplies such a.
The Indian service would need, and whether the
Q1aI:ernaster 4 contracts for transportation would
eoabse him to furnish transportation. In rep,..
hoth these officers slated that their cont,ac,s were
all made In Rhapf where the wishes Of the
bureau Could be granted at one; 3d. In place Of the
f1 ut nj fyr, t7nIp0
ness al Immense prooI. both proy !stons and trans
portatton will be furnished NJ a1mr rates
TIE NEW Cok0hKssiuNAL FkIATER AFTER THE
a1ysTkns
The new Congressional Irtnter has issueu a
sharp c1rculat letter fur lhc benefit OF whom 1t
nay c6ncern+ IN which he announces hta deterrut-
nation 10 break up the business Of khss,ess sud
etheEs who loan money 10 his emp1oyes at extrasa-
CANT ra.ea- The force in otlce now conssts or
a'sout ssa comrositors- 20 rrrssmen and feeders,
7N' btndeEs. and ea9 other persons There are Is
presses,
crBAS MATTERS
The authorities have no news Of importance to-
day eoAccEnins Cuban ta.tters- 1t ia not believed
II Calumet clsclea tha4 anything Is going On which
win involve ia In any trouble The Peruvian MIn-
tstcr lnsssA that the STEAMER A1ago did not car7y
stoses or waElle mateEiA1sy and really took little
DeFond crew necessary 10 manage her, and \ sul-
nc'eus supply Of prov ltlohs for them.
TENNESSEE AssEssoH-
N. Sparkling, Of Nashville, has nnaIly received
Ills commission as Assessor os the Filth Tennessee
Dls.t.c'.
coSFrI TO ruKT xAHoS.
Rev. !. H. Whalcr, Of Etie, Pa, has been ap-
pointed. and will, tomorrow or next day, be COIL
miss;oned Cousul ut Poyt Manon, on the Island Of
Attnorca, IN the Mediterranean Sea.
41FIEEHTn AMEApxExr II CONNECTICUT.
Gentlemen from Connecticut say tho Fifteenth
amendment 10 the Constitution viii be passed In
the Lower nrnuch Of their Legislature on Tuesday.
Il Vas tail1ed by tie Upper House last Friday.
G. l. T.
General Logan, General Cnipmau, and about q
dozen ether delegates leave here tomorrow rG
attend the convention Of the Grand .trIay Of the
Republic at Cincinnati, this week.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
TIE CaCEsE OF 9TH GOVERNMENT on cCAAk
AFFAKH-
WAsu1N0Tof, May 9--1he Spanish Minister has
repeatedly, within the lust two MONTHS reported
20 the SECRETARY Nf Stote that expeditions IT.
ting out In this country for Cuban SERVICE Lut did
not produce proof Tnr Secretary, however, d.
rrcfesi inquiries tx made North and South, u hen
1t was asccrtalnci this, there were no facts upon
which to found proceedings. The proper officers
have teen Instructed 10 exercise due vigilance to
prevent the y1o1ation n the NeutT1ty laws, which
the 7ovcsnn1cnt has assufed the Spanish Minister
will lse enforced.