New-York tribune., 1869-06-17

OF their candidates The throughout the State are
described very promising, especially through the
Valley OF Virginia The wheat crop nearly ready to
harvest is magnificent, both in yield and quality.
The Treasury Department to-day received information
that ChefJustce Chase has decided in suit against
United States Marshal that the statute of six years m
tation runs against the Government, well against
individuals. The has heretofore been held by
the Government Departments here
The burial Of Mrs. John F. COyle, to-day OF the
largest private funerals held in this city It at
tended by all of the Catholic societies the city, and
very large assembage Of friends from all quarters OF the
District Senator Stockton OF New-Jersey, Mr. Cochran
Cen Ricketts,, Commodore Dckman and Senator Morton
Of Minnesota among the palbearers.
Secretary last got Off today taking the o'clock
train for Cincinnati He will spend a week in Ohio recre
ating. Judge Otto Assistant Secretary will have charge
OF the Department IN his absence.
Charles Clinton, the Treasurer for New
Orleans teegraphed the Secretary to-day that he has
qualified and taken possession Of the Office
ADDITIONAL PURCHASES OF BONDS BY sECRE-
TAEY BOUTWELL-A CIVILIAN SENTENCED
TO DEATH BY MILITARY CONVENTION IN
TEXAS-THE SENTENCE APPROVED BY TIE
INSTRUMENTATION OF THE WASHINGTON
PHYSICIANS ON THE COLORED QUESTION
THE OsAGE LANDS.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
The Secretary OF the Treasury has directed Mr.. Van
Dyke, Assistant Treasurer New York make his pur
chase Of bonds for the last week in this month Tues
day the 23tl instead Of Wednesday, that the
may be returned here before the st Of July lie has
also instructed the Assistant Treasurer purchase bonds
to the amount OF at either OF the next two weekly
purchases addition the regular weekly purchase Of
100000 week in order 10 increase the sinking fund by
the Of the fiscal year the proportiouae
for the four months Of the present Administration; the
law requiring per cent OF the entire debt to be pur
chased during each fiscal year for that fund.
The Military Commission that convened at Austin.
Texas the 10Th OF September 1868 under orders of the
War Department 20 try James Weaver, civilian. for the
murder Of another civilian named Anthony Knowles.
having completed their labors by finding the accused
guilty murder tho first degree aud sentencing hmto
be hanged the findings have also been submitted 10 the
President and by him approved. He directs that the
be carried into effect by the General command
ing the Fifth Military District the Path Of September
Tie President has approved the proceedings Of the
court n.rrtia convened az Brownsville Texas, July J.
1905 W.. tried Reuben Smith Of Company l.. L. s. Cav
airy, murder OF private John Gray OF Company
D. 2Cth M lntry, and found him guilty. lie Is ordered to
be hanged the oath OF September.
Several months ago, Drs Puryes and Augusta colored
physicians licensed practitioner by the Medical
Society of the District OF Columbia which has charter
from Congress for over half century This action
the part OF the Society gives them the same legal rgns
as those enjoyed by other practitioners OF this Dis
trict The doctors above named. however, not content
with this asked for admission into the Society. and sent
in their applications for membership accordingly. To-
night these were acted by than ordinarily fun
meeting Of the Society, without debate and they were
rejected by majority in the proportion OF more than
As recently published statement IL obviously iucor
rect aud calculated 10 mscad settlers aud alarm certain
railroad parties as 20 rights acquired by them, II seems
necessary the information OF Kansas parties nov here
INK that settlers residing upon lands sold by thc OsAse
Indians the United states hy the treaty o sepemDr
1905 and proclaimed I'm January, 1901 should have ne
night 90 purchase the same IN fcts NOT eAceedhk lp
tIte hoWoVer
act shall be construed ~ any manner affecting any egi
secretary Browning decided November B. 1867 that the
LeavcnWorth, Lawrence, aud Galveston Railroad ana
the Union Pacific 9outhern Brauc. were entitled 10 the
Government grant through these lands along the lines OF
their roads The decision was received AT the local lana
Office at Humboldt, Kansas, February 4, ls'5 ana ths
was the day the odd sections were considered As with
drawn from sale The n,cent instructions Of Commls-
soner Wilson cannot IT is claimed, be conAdeIed as a
practical revocation OF the order Of the late secretary
browning" because Commissioner wilson IN 7uomuug
these instructions To Secretary Cox LOT ms approval,
says the aforesaid ruling Nov > i5o Is OF contIoIuH
authority, and consequently the rights Of railroad com
panes are protected " and this accords with the written
statement Ross POmoroy, Harlan ana others,
reference is above made II is only necessary % add
that this il the tract over the proposed sale OF
which by treaty TO a railroad contractor 80 sharp de-
hate occurred I'M the XXth Congress- that debate occur
! red in the sale of the Cherokee neutral lands.
George Peabody & Co London through their Eew-York
house Dabney, Morgan ~ Co, $4,000 realized by them
case of Texas ag White and Ches. Texas will probably
recover the money without litigation: -, n.
] received to-day az the Internal Rev
enue Ohce Of the existence OF large number Of Illicit
disteries In Lee County Va, on the Kentucky border,
and Of combination among them to resist the Revenue
laws Commissioner DclanO has taken measures to en-
force the Revenue lave there aud compel the payment
Of the tax even If 1t should be necessary to call On the
is of National Bank depositories which have been
ordered 10 be discontinued has been prepared az the
9h dJnf5$ 5 & Y6rk banks 10 are i'm MassoCnsets
"a In Pennsylvania aud % In OHIO. The remainder
W Wirnis Indiana Copnecticut New.jersey IIamp
/ shire. Maine, Rhode Island, vermont, auQ Kentucky.
The list OF banks 70 be discontinued In New.iork does
letter received at the Treasury Department this
morning, marked the envelope, Personal 20 the Sec
retary," which contained $500 note and sent by
party In Brooklyn. ~ w. signing himself, One who
Information has been received at the Department OF
State that President SarmientO has announced public
exhibition to take place IN April 1870 h the very central
city OF COrdOYa ana invites tho people or al countries
10 display there the products OF their industry. Mr..
Wheelrght the Commercial Agent Of the United States
to Rosario VINO FURNISHES the ihl9rnat1h, remarks ta
the agricultural machinery Of the United States aud
their tools aud implements Of all kinds not excelled
by those OF any country aud becoming widely used
over the vast pampas OF that region agriculture IS
facturers viii avail themselves OF this favorable oc'
casion to display the products OF their genius aud In
which tine Inauguration Of the Central Argentine Rail
Extensive preparations are in progress by company
of Government officials under direction Of Prof william
Uarkness of the Navy Observatory an expedition
Iowa the purpose OF observing the solar eclipse on
the 9TH OF August The company will consist Of Profs
Hardness and John r. Eastman of the Naval Observa-
/ tory Mr.. Edward Curtis OF the Army Medical uuseum,
with number of asslstans They will leave this city
on the 9Th OF July and proceed to Des Moines Prof.
Hardness will then select station and build temporary
observatory at some point on the center Of The line OF
Moines He will be provided with all the necessary in
strunents including three telescopes Tor Pho'ographe
have CONF OF meteorological instruments
artificial horizon chrOnOmeters, &c. Prof Simon New
comb OF the observatory will to Iowa with suitable
Instruments for observing the corona
He WAS the Department yesterday and to-day trans
yson bas receved adytoas thron, ,h the