The New York herald., 1869-06-17

Printers Of the District.
The meeting OF the printers at the government
printing 0nice yesterday to vindicate themselves
from the SANDERS and misrepresentation OF the
Nationa Typographical Union Is said to have been
meeting gotten up by the foreman Of the office in
defence of Mr. Capp, and the sentiments applauded
there are declared not to the sentiments OF the
printers OF the District OF Columbia. The District
prners declare that Mr. Clapp deserved the censure
of the National Union, If not for the reason that
Douglass was q "rat," then for that OF giving en-
ployment to negro printer the very day he dis
charged twenty-five or thirty competent white COM
postors. 1t Is even said by some typos here that
majority Of the printers at the government printing
Office do not sustain the action OF the meeting yester
day. and intend to have a meeting OF their own,
TO let the public know their real sentiments parcu
lary on the African question: which they boldly de-
clare they cannot swallow. The District printers
generally are also to hold meeting at an early day,
when resolution will be adopted ainst the admls-
sion OF the negro into the Columbia typographical
Union and denuncatory OF the sentiments expressed
yesterday. From all the indications there is likely
10 De lively time here among the settlers OF type.
The Congressional Printer Serenadcd.
A. M. Clapp Congressional Printer, was serenaded
last night by band OF cOlored musicians under the
auspices OF the republicans Of the Fourth ward. Mr..
Clapp acknowledged the compliment thus paid him
In brief speech, in which he modesty
alluded to the part he felt called upon to take in
curing the rights OF all men under the laws OF the
country. After the performance of several popular
airs and three rousing cheers for Mr.. Clapp and the
cause he represents the crowd retired.
Government Dcpositories Discontinued.
list of national bank repositories, which have
been ordered to be discontinued, has been prepared
at the Treasury Department. 1t embraces over 100
banks, OF which twenty-three are New York banks,
twelve are in Massachusetts, twenty-four IN Penn
sylvania and twenty-six in Ohio. The remainder are
in Iowa, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Tennessee
West Virginia, Indiana, Connecticut, New Jersey,
New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, Vermont and
Kentucky. The list Of banks to be discontinued in
New York does not include any in New York city.
Discovery of Another Quicksilver Mine in
California.
Commissioner Wilson has received through the
Register Of the Land once at San Francisco Cal,
Information setting forth the discovery of valuable
mine OF cinnaoar, about twenty-five miles northeast
OF the city OF San Francisco In township north Of
Range one, east OF Mount Diablo meridian.
International Exhibition in BuenOs Ayres.
Information has been received at the Department
OF State that President SarmentO has announced
public exhibition TO take place in April, 1870, in the
very central city Of Cordova and invites the people
Of all countries to display the products OF their
the United States to Rosario who furnishes the in
formation, remarks that the agricultural machinery
OF the United States and their tools and implements
Of all kinds not exceled by those OF any other
country and are becoming widely used over the
vast pampas OF that region as agriculture is deve
oped, and that IL is hoped our leading manufac
turers will avail themselves OF this favorable occa-
sion to display the products OF their genius and
dustry. This exhibition Is to take place at the
same time at which the Inauguration OF the Central
Argentine Railroad occurs.
Personal.
The sickness Of Secretary Fish was OF short dura-
ton. He was at tine Department yesterday and to-
day. transactng business
The Doctors Exercised Over the Negro Ones
ti0n.
The members Of the Medical Society OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia, incorporated by act OF Con-
gress are disturbed by the fact that they will
be required to act upon the application OF practis
| ing colored physician become member of the
| organization.
Texas Indemnity Bonds.
JUdge Pascha, Attorney for Texas has demanded
OF George Peabody Co., London through their
New York house, Dabney, Morgan & Co., 100000.
realized by them on Texas indemnity bonds covered
by the decision in the case OF Texas White and
Chiles. Texas will probably recover the money
without litigation.
Discharge of Treasury Employees.
Thirty watchmen and aborers were yesterday dis
missed from the Treasury Department on account Of
a reduction IN the last appropriation bills. Others
Will be dismissed in the course of few days. Lists
are now being prepared in the appointment ONCE OF
the Treasury Department OF large number OF
clerks In the Second and Fourth Auditors, Secre.
tary's and Registers Offices, who Will be dismissed
about the last OF the month
Ami sufr pufa Inv lar poa
The Postmaster General has appointed seven
clerks to supply vacancies caused by removal.
A Virginia Darky Cnrpct-Isnager in Luck.
A coored man named Nichols has been appointed
night Surveyor OF Customs at Galveston, Texas. He
Is a native OF Virginia.
Illicit DistiIlcries In Virginia.
Intelligence was received to-day at the Internal
Revenue once OF the existence OF large number OF
Illicit distilleres In Lee county, Va, on the Ken
lucky border, and OF q combination among them to
resist the revenue laws Commissioner Deano has
taken measures to enforce the revenue laws there
and compel the payment Of the tax, ir should
be necessary TO call on the military for aid.
Funeral Of Mrs. CoyIe.
The funeral OF the late Mrs. John f. Coyle took
place today and OF the largest that mas ever
been witnessed IN this city, Among the pail bearers
were Senators Stockton and Morton, W. ". Cor
coran, General Ricketts,, Commodore Dickman, r. T.
Mcrrick II. G. Fant and Joseph Redferr. The fune-
raj cortege left Mr. Coyes residence about half-past
ee O'Clock A. NJ. and proceeded to st. Aloysius'
church, where q solemn requiem mass was cele
brated and a touching eulogy pronounced by Rev.
Mr.. Lynch. The musical portion OF the services was
grand and impressive. After the mass the cortege
proceeded to Mount olive Cemetery, where the re-
mains were inferred.
The Osasc Lands.
As a recently published statement is obviously in
correct and calculated to misead settlers and alarm
certain railroad parties as to rights acquired by
them, seems necessary, for tue information OF kan.
sas parties now here, to say that Congress In April
last passed an act declaring that settlers residing
upon lands sold by the Usage Indians to the United
States, by the treaty OF september. 1865, and pro-