New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
WASHINGTON.


TIE REJECTED PENSION CLAIMS TO BE REVISED
GEN. JOHN COCHRANE APPOINTED COL
LECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE FOR THE
SIXTH NEW-YORK DISTRICT-THE NAVAL
RETIRING BOARD-THE COLORED PRINTER
TIE RECIPIENT OF THREATENING LETTER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNRl
WASHINGTON Thursday, June "a. 1862
Claims for pensions have been from time 10 time re-
eced by the Commissioner insufficient evidence,
Oh the number has reached very large figure. Dr. Van
Aernam, the present Commissioner deemng that many
Of them improperly dsallowed, has organized an
Examining Board review this class Of claims in order
do justice where it is possible any errors have been
committed The claimants viii be again called upon to
furnish the evidence which may be found essential upon
determination 1t is thought that this will
suit In granting many pensions invalds and widows
and orphans, and other heirs, which disallowed
through inadyerence or under enactments subsequently
anuulled.
Two changes in the officers of Internal Revenue in
Sew.York made today, namely, Gen. John Coch-
raue Collector of the Sixth District vice Mannsell B.
Fields removed, and James r. Aibone Assessor Of the
second District, Brooklyn, vice John Williams removed.
Supervisor butcher is here and closeted with Com
missioner Delano for several hours to-day. Determined
efforts have been made to have butcher removed but he
has been assured that he will be retained.
Tic Naval Retiring Board, of which RearAdmira
Smith Is President proceeded to the Government Asy-
Paymaster Washington Irving who had been ordered be-
foye preliminary being placed the retired list,
The Board VIII next take the Of Paymaster Alex
cC Bishop, who sick at his residence in
Now-Brunswick, New-Jersey.
President Grant at the Navy Department this
morning and had quite extended interview with Sec
retary Borie and Vice-Admiral Porter
The colored printer Douglass to day received letter
dated Dayton. Ohio, June %. threatening him with
death unless he leaves the Government Printing Office
before certain day
Douglas Wallach prominent journalist Of this city
has withdrawn from the in the With Congress
sona District of Virginia in favor of Mr. Mckenzie the
Conservative candidate
Secretary Fish was present at dinner party given this
evening by Minister Thornton
A DECISION IN GEN. sICKLEss CAsE-APPOINT-
MENT OF CADETS AT LARGE FOR WEST
POINT-THE VIRGINIA AND MISSISSIPPI
ELECTIONs--A STATEMENT FROM THE COL
ORED PHYsICIANs-ARRESTs OF COUNTER
fGESERAL5PEESs DIsPATCHI
President Grant has decided the restriction preventing
army officers from holding civil Office does not apply to
officers on the retired list This decision enabled Gen.
sclcs 10 accept the Spanish mission He Of course will
relnqush his army pay while occupying his diplomatic
Register lie will leave New York for Madrid about the
10th or 18Th of Jnly MI Nae pe Viii 9T' he raanted l9
Secretary Of the Legation. Gen Sckes lett Washington
ioght ion NewYork and will return III about ten days
Tle followng.named persons have been appointed Cd
et NJ the Inited states Military Academy at large for
$50 Joseph s Crane Of Ohio, Of the late Breyet
Who was recently murdered AZ Ncksburc Miss; Bernard
M ByrDe son Of the late Surgeon Byne Of the United
Ssrs Army and grandson OF the late Cen Albert Chcf
OF the Corps OF Typographical Engineers LOWS N0IlS
OF Ncw-YOrk Of The late Col Morris VINO was BIled
AT cold Harbor va during the late war; and grandson
Of Major Morris Of the United states army %no - %as
yania son Of the late Lieut. Col Charles Johnson Of
the United states volunteers aieu IIOni p @ p "
Wainwright Of NewYork, son oi inc atg t SGiHa.e, m i
on thc deck Of the Harriet Lane in Galveston Bay,
during the late war; John NJ ko0lnhon oI SoW & A.
who lost leg during the late war; Charles NJ OCOnnol
OF Iowa son Of Major OCOnner OF the Ontea 2Lt,ts ~
Army of the Cumberland during the hte war IL; -;
Febeer Of Ohio son 9i OaPt ESpSI ~, West yiTrinio
who rendered important service 10 the army oi %
Gen Sheriden in the Shenandoah valley during the iale
war was transferred from the appointments heretofore
made FOR the present year. , -, ~, re- ,,, Wiz,
Present Grant will on the 10th OF Jny aiter the VIZ
oia election order an election in Mississippi 10 take
place the 18th OF September aud an erSOh a Ic3as 10
Col Wbiv Chief Detective in the service OF the Outeu
States Treasury, assisted by John Ciary9fi ms pm
Nip and several Western States, OF counter
felers and counterfeit money & PAgs men ogether have
beeu arrested I'm the last six weeks lle lmdLlla ElnB
eng & in making money and 100000 counterfeit notes
OF tVeuyhye cent currency were selzed WIN t"einJ
sets OF steel plates, hy sets OF oles se'eIa' P0 "
a lat OF ink and other material -, o.. s,,or, Co,
Solicitor Baufeld has determined 10 sulpor9 III ,I
NN
rau 4 countereiters whose operations raliy an OreI
lie ,untry number Of important arrests ana seizures
lal,- made will be given u tine pubic ~ Ioa Vty
Tbe 9Jccut note counterfeit just captured s Hisc
nifatiop and large amount Of u has Deeu 5 ~
sV f. g,Ig The late arrest of Government OlTeI In ~
Westfrn NeW-York who fOund 10 Oe ia coul.,vity
witt Sims promises developments ot great
10 thc secret Service. IL Is said that ons A
peu,ed $4,000 20 obtain his pardon stlctal . ~
Sir George ID McCarteo, Chief u the PflhuHe DtlSon
Of e treasury has contributed largely 20 te ahsstacc
OF lie Solicitor in the efforts made 10 cheek tbe
ton Of the cCuuterfeits, ana lead 70 tnee"Ip'
OF old issucs. ,, u, , ..,s,o whose
applc5t0us for emberip in the Medical sOclety o l
Ujsiet were re6eny rejected 10y that BODY, puDSneu
ststenent m The Chronicle OF to-day. Ia answer 70 Se
fa carces made In OF the spapers' that lhy
yred l force themselves into social relationship hlt
M pbyscians CONFUSING that body. They s@te INA
soe 0f the provisions OF the charter OF tat Oody mho
N nuusa6e ofcse for any member 10 hold consuita
ton with ay physician who Is not member anu thAt
ms uroyisOn lad a tendency 20 deny them any
practice. as those who otherwise would have EN-,
bloved them refused 20 do 80, on the ground
that IN eOpsnltatiOp shOnld be required In the
case they preferred employing those VINO could be con
suited with They regret The action OF te society rs
pecially after admitting that they were IN every way
nsided physlcans ana granting them licenses 10 prae-
ice but say that such opposition IA NOT new 10 lhem
that they met II or entering College, anG When 10 com
mon with other students they applied TOT tet dpiOas
tbat they nave been with IL since they
nrsce and expect TO % 50 until they conquer H. lney
Tetnr tbnuks 10 the twelve gentlemen VINO supported
sls,s tfol tlD Society hhs com