The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-07

| consisting OF the company's new stores and
trading house. all surrounded by a stockade. In
| reply to letter from Secretary SchoGeld Secre-
tary Seward says;--Proyisions OF the treaty
between Russia and the United States ceding the
| territory Of Alassa are conclusive against the
right OF the Hudson's Bay Company 10 establish or
maintain such an establishment at that point; be.
Sides the Indian Interiors net OF 1924 is applicable
| TO our newly acquired territory, the President
| being authorized TO direct the military
| to remove all the intruders and unli-
/ censed traders. In order 10 carry the INTO
full execution Mr.. Seward says, IL appears essential
that district court, with the usual Judicial and
ministerial officers, Do established In Alaska.
The Pacific Railroad Osnibus Bill.
| Senator Howard. chairman Of the Pacific Railroad
Committee Today reported, under instructions,
what il known as the Pacific Railroad Omnibus bill.
1t is understood the vote in committee on the ques
ton OF reporting bin - finally agreed was for
the bin, Senators Drake CONFESS, Stewart. Rice,
Ramsey and Abbott; and against the bill, Senators
Howard Harlan, Morgan, sherman and Wilson.
Reconstructisn of Mlisdssippi.
The Reconstruction Committee, at its meeting this
morning, agreed 70 report bin removing legal and
political disabilities from between three and four
hundred persons IN the Southern States. Governor
Brown aln Judge sm,rali Of Mississippi were heard
before the committee favor Of the resubmisson OF
the constitution to the people of the State OF Misss
sippl The question wal be acted on finally next
Wednesday. 80 - -
The Bradley IsnbrogliO.
twin be remembered that several weeks since
the Supreme Court OF the United states issued
perempfory mandamns to the Supreme Court OF the
district OF Columbia TO restore Joseph H. Bradley ST.
to practice In thar sourt The court obeyed the
mandamus under protest. yielding only 70 superior
Judicial anth0riy but at the same time passed an
order IN erect requiring some preliminaries to
restore him to his full rights IN all the
courts. To-day M. Bradley. In thu Supreme
Court OF tine dktffot asked whether he would be a.
lowed TO be heard IN che case which had just been
called.
Chief Justice Cartier replied that be could be
heard. 81 y,;'v'csysss':s ~ NJ ,s.' - f--x
Nj. Bradley said he desired to know exactly
where he stood, aac he did not wish to appear by
suferance only.
Chief Justice Cartier remarked rnat the decision
made left him 10 ssass qsso but he could proceed or
not as ne chose. 1880 - IT, IT,.
Mr.. Bradley Said II he ccnld not practice an other
members OF the bar he would prefer not TO practice
asall.
Judge Nylie remarked that under the decision
Bradley was expected to apologize to Judge Fisher
where the offence was committed.
MT. Bradley replied he conlo not do IL under any
circumstances
Judge Olive conceded with Judge wylle.
Judge Wylie said be wond like to he informed
exactly what Bradley Intended TO do.
Mr.. Bradley replied That he could not with Justice
10 his clients go into tho case and he would not nor
would not, under tho present circumstances between
him and Judge Fisher, apologize to him, either in
court out OF court. he felt that he had been
suited by the Judge, and before he would 40 ii he
wo,,ld rot in iall
The following order was then passed.
Joseph Ii. Bradley JAq., having TINS day appeared in
court, ana formally and in proper person announced
for restoration 10 the bar from which nc was dis
missed by the order Of that colrt made ON the 10th
repealed by this court IL Il therefore ordered that
the rule adop,cd by the court ON the 10th DAY o.
Il aey and thai he be allowed not Is s raete
~ IN attorney solicitor Of this court so long IA
fore. so e.t rfsass-,
a%e FsDne.scc School fnhd Frauds.
REPRESENTATIVE Arnell Mullins and Mum, Of Ten.
ncssee, III cara Jene0iSe as wilful and malicious
fasehoods ihe pHsncations which connect them In
any way wls tts shaoi tsna fraud 10 that State.
PasTssss VI DcsssyR xpQirers sf kniernai
Rcvenuc.
MANI ngiries are being made as TO the exact terms
of the bill recently passed by the House 70 allow
deputy collectors and asstout assessors OF internal
revenue acting as collectors assessors the pay OF
collectors apd ASSESSORS Tire following 10 the exact
phraseoloay Of The bill
he Il enacted, &C., That any Deputy Collector or
Assistant Assessor OF Internal Revenue who has per-
formed or may hereafter perform, under authority
or requirement OF the law the duties Of Collector Of
internal Revenue o. Assessor oi Internal Revenue,
In consequence of any vacancy 10 tue ohice
Of such Collector OF Assessor or on &C.
count Of the suspension from duty or temporary
disability from sickness Or other cause 0f such COL
lector or assessor, shall belentted and receive the
la
collectors in the districts respectively
but no such payment shall In any case be made
he paid compensation for services rendered during
the same period OF Time
Weekly Currency statement.
1ha receipts Of fractional cerrency for the week
ending today amount 10 $s6s ooo shipments for the
week 70 the Assistant Treasurer y, New York
S20o.ooo 10 the Assistant Treasurer al 81. Louis
$l00,cCO rnlied States depository at Louisville,
100000; TO the ustonaI banks $20syai. The Urea.
surer hoha 10 trnst for national banks as security
for circulating notes saa2 5ss 500: for public de-
posts, sN,Aa2,s5c; naionsi bank currency issued
during the week, s2O5J6O Tota date, s3i2 4ss;
mutisted bills returned, ll,55s ~; notes Of nso
vent hanks redeemed s9ss,eos; actual circulation
at ,hIs date, s2aa 3s7: fractional currency re-
deemed, 46ss6ls.
FOREIGN Debit af the Deminicmu Republic.
The statement sent 70 portion OF tRe press rcla
two 70 the foreign debt or the Dominican republic IL
an error. aio authorized ny Mr.. Fabens, conndan.
tal agent OF shat government TO state that the en-
tire indebtedness Of tine republic January l. 1862
Including the paper currency now in circulation ana
not exceed s5oa.000. This corresponds exactly with
Information received al the state Department.
TER FORTIETH CONGRESS.
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Tgsird Secession.
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