New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-08

A WARNING FROM SECRETARY BOUTWE.L-THK
PRESIDENT OPPOSED TO THE REPEAL OF THE
COAL TARIFF-ACCIDENT TO SENATOR NOR
ToN-THE IOWA sENAToRsHiP-sENTEnCEs
BY MILITARY CoMMIssION-OPPosITIoN 70
THE NEW RECIPROCITY TREATY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TRB TRIBuSRl
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7, 1869
Secretary Boutwell, warns the public TO beware OF the
stories being put in circulation by sensational news
papers regarding the Government finances and his ideas
opinions and Intentions concerning the same They are
the surmses Of persons who know nothing OK what
they speak, II they pretend speak in any wise officially
The President Is said to have declared himself most
positively against the movement repeal the tariff on
btuminous coal
Senator Grmess resignation VIII be presented to the
Senate the 9th OF December the first day Of the
sion. He is still IN Europe.
A letter received here to-day from prominent poll
tcan in Iowa. says the contest for United States Sena
that has narrowed down to Judge Wright Of
KeOkuk and VIM. b. Allison, member OF Congress from
the Dubuque District The Legislature which meets In
January will make reelection for the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Mr. Crimes and also for the new
term beginning March ISL An attempthas been made
to compromise the matter by giving the one receiving
the highest number Of votes in the long ana
the next the short term Neither will accept the short
term Wright preferring life judgeship the State SUI
preme bench TO few months In Congress.
while Allison don't to give up his
position the Ways and Means Committee In the House
place on some
The writer says Allison is the candidate Of the young
men and the extreme Radicals OF the party. while Wright
represents the Conservatives 1t is limited that the pres
ent Governor Of the state may be taken up compro
mise candidate.
Senator Morton who arrived here yesterday. was
somewhat injured by fall In the depot at Pittsburgh
Both hands bruised and his left thumb fractured
otherwise the Senator Is in good health, and viii re-
main here until the meeting Of Congress.
The findings Of the Military Commission, which has
been session for months past at Jefferson Texas
ryRg citizens who took part in the riots there at the
time Of the Inauguration of the Metropolitan Police, Is
made public. George Cray. Oscar Gray, and Lud-
wig p. Afford were found guilty Of murder In the
first degree and sentenced TO imprisonment during their
natural lives John 4. Richardson, Mathew d. Taylor,
and Charles s. Pitcher each sentenced to four
| years imprisonment The Commanding General APP
proves findings and orders the execution OF the
tence by confinement In the Huntsville Penitentary.
In the cases OF citizens Richard p Crump Mark H. Joss
lin, William A. Hghtower, and Horao ~ Geer after an
examination Of the evidence the District Commander Ia
unable to approve Of the findings which acquts these
persons Of all completely III the ofenses with which they
| were charged
Judge Kelly, during an interview with the President
yesterday made forcible argument against the pro-
posed Reciprocity Treaty with Canada and among other
things since the expiration OF the late treaty export
trade with that country has increased sufficiently to
make apparent the impolicy OF reyiyingit.
States sitting at chambers OF the Circuit Court viii hear
argument OF counsel in the case Of the United
States against the East Tennessee aud Virginia and Nash
vile, and Chattanooga Railroads on motions
TO appoint receivers. The counsel on Dehal
OF these railroads will deny the jurisdiction OF the Court
to entertain These suits are brought against
these railroads debts due the Government for
rolling stock sold aud delivered upon their corporate
bonds since the close OF the Rebellion
Gov Bullock Of Georgia Is still here perfecting arrange
to the attendance Of distinguished guests at
the state Fair to be held Macon the 18th inst IL 10
understood that the OF not being able to procure
special train through without change the Secretary Of
the Treasury will place a revenue cutter at Gov Bul-
locks disposal 10 convey invited guests from here 10
Savannah The President Will not be able to attend the
| fair I'm consequence Of pressing public duties.
| The Women's Suffrage Association Of the District OF
Columbia held its regular weekly meeting last evening
There large audience present. majority OF whom
their actions TO be opposed TO the cardinal
principles Of the Association noisy and senseess de-
bate Of two INDUCED in by number OF ladies
and gentlemen. during which time one man was
nut out for making drunken Interruptions, and another
barely escaped being badly beaten for calling al anti
woman's suffrage man BLACKBOARD.
Extensive preparations have just been completed by tho
Ohio Republican Association OF this city for holding
series Of socabes every alternate week during the COM
ing Winter. The Pennsylvania Republican Association
held meeting last evening and like their Ohio brethren.
ter for socia, enjoyment.
The number Of candidates FOR the United state
Circuit Judgeshp for the District embracing the States
OF Vermont Connecticut and NewYork, created at the
last session Congress is very large Among the names
mentioned Judge Benedict Of Brooklyn, ex Congress
man Hale OF Western New-YOrk ex-senator Foster Of
Connecticut Judge Hooper, Van Voost Of Albany and
Judge Lewis b. Woodruff Of tie Court OF Appeals Of New
York Mr.. j. p. Brady OF NewYork is strongly recon-
mended for the Third District. which includes New
Jersey and Delaware For the First District embracing
the States Of Maine, Hampshire, Massachusetts, and
| Rhode Island, there Is uot onecandldate.
| IMPORTANT GENERAL ORDER-INTERNAL REV
ENUE DECISIoN-D DISTURBANCE IN A CoLoRED
CHURCH-MURDERS IN VIRGINIA.
GENERAL PRESS DlSPATCHl
The following General Order has been Issued from the
Headquarters the Army thereafter, no squattef or
citizen will be permitted reside upon mill
tary reservation unless he be III the employment Of the
| Government, permitted by the department COM
mander IN which case his residence thereon must cease
upon being discharged or the permission Withdrawn
Department Commanders will exercise general super
vision OF all military reservations within the Limits OF
their mands aud will use force To remove sanaters
and tres passers when In their Judgment 10 becomes
/ parties already Win