New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-12
WASHINGTON.


REVENUE FRAUDS IN NEw-ORLEANs-THE
TRADES UNIONS AND THE CHINESE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNR.l
WASHINGTON, July II. 1869.
Secretary Boutwell, executed flank movement on the
wallst jobbers by making public this evening Sunday
his order for the purchase Of three millions bonds weekly
during the present month. He says he feels sure there
can be charge Of leak among Treasury officials
Mr. Walker, Governor elect OF Virginia, arrived here 10
day He VIII visit the President tomorrow morniDs' ana
will leave in the evening for Eey-York. Gov "aiher
represents excellent state Of affairs in his say ~
says the triumph OF the party who made hin Wv -
seems TO have given new life to the better eAss VI ~
zens of the State. He says he is a Conserve, 20 ~,
can, and was so elected Governor. He Is y 49, Ga
Fifteenth Amendment to the Corsh',, a.,
SAYS 1t viii be Immediately AN IT, is so,Do
Legislature as soon as organic" ~ = c.
doubt as to the time Of his inauguraHOn ia 80
stitution provides that the GOvernO olSN 49, -
ordinance OF tho Convention which fraheu tne eohsu'u
ton says the Governor chosen ~ - 'a,,.a, 80,
ton Of the Constitution shall qu'I'! - ,.!!.'s
the official vote is announced. A"a u.s. - = -. a.,
the hands of Gen. Candy, anu ~ va" " s0 - Wv
wishes OF the President.
rhor ~ POLITICIANS from Texas are here, endeavor-
gnc 20 bava a dav set for the election IN Texas Inc
friends ~ Mr. Davis the regular Republican nominee TOT
,srnor in Texas are satisfied with the action OF the
vec,ive in the matter and do not desire an elecuoh OF
eed in their state until after the result in Mississippi Is
t-1owp The friends of Mr. Hamilton, the independent
Republican candidate for Governor on the other manu.
desire the election to be simultaneous with the one OF
dered IN Mississippi They charge their defeat TO tx
Gov Flanders OF Louisiana, whO they say Is hgey IN
terested in railroad enterprises IN Texas 10 "hon
tho Hamilton party is iuimica Gov Pease OF IeHas Is
expected here by the middle OF the week. IN the interest
OF an early election.
Senator Conking who has just returned from trip
across the Pacific Railroad to Francisco teegraphs
the following dispatch TO Secretary Boutwell,:
have just passed and rpassed over the Union Pacific
daylight raversed nearly al o. Jne Inloh FoaG iss
T0sdbcd of each Company seems TO me honestly
structcd and equal 20 any new road nave seen Inc
ding elnbannents and structures OF all kinds found
approved roads rapidly approaching completion
Work going on vigorously all along the me- ana ma
tcrii IN abundance has already been provided Con,
sderB- obstacles and the result the work and
equipments u.s. in my Judgment, fully up 10 reasonable
OF travel there is NO question"
The Treasury Department sim In receipt Of bad news
from New Orleans Special agent Kinsella is here pre-
pairing report the frauds committed under Perry
Fuller's management Last week came the reports OF
heavy frauds sugar. discovered by Mr.. Casey, the
present Collector and reports Of fraud on the
Internal Revenue liquor and alcohol. Secretary Bout
we'll satisfied with the energy shown by the Reye
nue. officers in Orleans, and viii Immediately send
special Treasury agents to assist them in thor
Oughy breaking up the cheating that has apparently
been going for so long time.
Joint meeting OF all the Trades Unions of this Icty
soon 10 he called take into consideration the great In
ux OF Chinese emigrants to this country The officers
of the National Workfngmen's Union have lately ad-
dressed letters various Trades Unions throughout the
country calling their ntion TO the matter and asking
advice Representatives Of the Trades Union OF CaOr
mia are now in NewYork and other Eastern cities ag
Eating their brethren against John Chinsman.
ANT Osulivan who figured here two years ago as an
appant Tor foreign mission, is now in the city as an
agent FOX the sale Of san Domingo to the United States.
REDUCTION OF THE CURRENCY BALANCE IN THE
TPEA srrRY-THE BOOKBNDERs AND THE
CONVENIENT PRINTER-PRESENTS FOR THE
peEsrpFNT GEN. SHERMAN, AND MRS LIN
CoIN-THE SALE or CONFISCATED LIQUORS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.l
9TH, currency balance in the Treasury Is now about
s,rt millions owing 70 many National BANKS having
been discontinued as Government depostares' Is sup
,soi that the bonds which they deposited as security,
having been released 70 them, VIII DC thrown upOA INC
qhe Committee Of Bookbinders. appointed at
of their Society presented an address 70 super
intoudent Capp Of the Government FIs'lhg UItS' @
work In The bndery that establishment M. Clapp
~ dictate 10 the Government Printing Office who shall
b. employed and contends that IN the race fcT ne mere
OF a bJoKbuGers that the number OF booEbuders Is
already than the demand, and by employing ap
ureutccs then chances foE employment Wib 10 that ex
tent he lessened The superintendent IN ms reply does
lot things in the light of the society Meantme the
Cine collector Of Customs Of the port Of Georgetown.
few dlys ago received magnificent collection OF sold
silver srees intended presents for President Grant
Gen sherman cxsocretary Seward and Mrs ex lres \
Snt Lncon They were sent % this country from Mex
leo BY SabOs Iturbde In behalf OF a mOnest !
known. and said thar "in ms transport OF de
gt ~ the abolition OF Slavery ne prompted TO pre-
pare bese lille tokens Of the principal actors
IN that great work" President Grant receives SILVER
coffee set pieces and some dressed leopard sins
ecu Sherman an egg-bOiler and holder; for ex-Sec
rsarv seward there is an inkstand and pen |
holder most lugeuiOusy eOntrtyed, BESIDE cail !
is hoaTy eardbasker All Of the articles Of solid SD
any dearth metal. and OF the most Deauu
fl finish and workmanship. President Grant ana Gen
sheuans portions delivered yesterday, and some
idea may Ne formed Of their value rom the TACT thsJ te
duty PredeHt Granite lot was s74s and on Gen sAer
The following regulations as 10 the sale spirits FOR
f 90 the Uited States under prov OF seeton 20
OF lc dct OF July ~ 1865 amended by Inc act Of Api
10 si1 bayc been i.sucd by Commissioner DelanO:
a' o 'e..2a 4 i' l1-lae e5y salsl 800 , TS
s75p--j b. 'as CoaassssI Of internal Bs5e1rr. ugi
dr,.as o. ne ss-st q he Treasury Al spirits giie
y. a r-l tu 'as WaIs-ase aPon the p'Iurni q ,ss
l'rl H asoaai d lie ae ,4Ijd 70 Oh, oass -ts'8s tle
les taa S @ sss. n i2. is ssi See q ,ai 81, b gSsiaE
f'.. ,, a. ;. ss 'snrai ia yge.' is,ssp I'3gn E
we CAV 10 mea not az the dy alPoiz'g BE- shal
q. On - .s.e efT u ne rtorss thereon eer
- slsa a. @ 1srs leh hotles we're ge,tsd an az
up saso a,ss - a. . H' il barrels - possible Upon sneh
al, as. ~ a s % .s sssi8F ,ss cs.ss aS
ps ~, iass IT, o. M. ne f. I,y ,s,1 ss Of tsS
S,,a As elaas ts sesay paid for storage
S2oe ~ .gsa., o. s. AID tie bssss s l. deposited VIII
CO., VI lsis =. aHsi' selou 10 esoh case She
sale t-s % T S',hss s'siss NE saeaat received AZ such
,ssi W. G b.... ' 9s 5y'1 1 By i ..ioa To-
william Claim, Chairman Of the National Republican
1-.fc directed rero,rffgou OF