Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-06-24
Immigration OF Cinnamon.
WASHINGTON.

Receipts OF ReVeRpe-App0intme Of
Cadets-ReIatIoBs with sPsIn-NeH-
fralIGy Laws 30 be ERfOreed.
WAsHNGroN, June 23.-The Treasury
receipts to-day were $744, coo.
A number Of female clerks were re-
moved from the Office Of the Comptroller
Of the Currency.
IL lie not certain the new fractional cur
rency notes will be ready by the Isl.
The headquarters of the 5th United
States cavalry, BOW here, are to be trans
ferred to the department of the Platte.
Gen. Walker, Deputy Commissioner of
Revenue, reports the imports for nine
months, ending 3lst March, 49, at $685.
sos, sos; exports 'S29, 572, AIS, and re-ex-
ports $I5,9l9, 463 against imports $685.
e56,046; exports 49,. 075, 152, aud re ex-
ports l5,520,ll4, for similar period ending
March 81, 1865
Jas. +. Cook. a colored brother, re-
Gently elected Registrar of Washington,
was to-day appointed TO first class clerk
ship 10 the Internal Revenue office
The President has determined upon the
appointment Of eight cadets at large to
West Point Academy, which with the two
heretofore named completes the list of ten
constituting his quota. ..
The Secretary af War il now preparing
the commissions for the new sppointees.
The other appointments, one from each
congressional district, will also be an
nounced il a few days. The cadets will
not enter the academy until next summer.
Cuban afi'nrs have not yet been the sub
ject Of consultation, although occasionally
theme Of conversation merely in the cab
met. According TO the present aspect 1t is
noUpTobable any official action will soon
be taken with regard TO affairs in that
island.
The government has no Information 10
show that the opposing forces in Cuba
have ever met in open Geld, but that what
little fighting has been done amounts 10
nothing more than skirmishing. The
operations have been confined 10 few
local points with no marked political re.
suits.
The Cubans have not yet succeeded 10
establishing themselves in a single spot.
Therefore, as no case is presented which
calls for recognition Of belligereDt rights,
no member Of the cabinet has expressed q
desire or limited action in that direction.
Ii is no secret that the Spanish Minister
has been informed that although the gov
eminent and people of this country SYM
pathize with the Cubans, the Beulrality
laws will be enforced, and az & proof of
honesty OF the government in executing
them, the Spanish Minister has been
placed 10 direct communication With
U0ited States attorneys and msrshals, 30
he can furnish them with information ac-
companied by proof relative 20 secret mill
tary expeditions.
The instructions given months ago TO in
tercept the sailing Of hostile vessels and
the recent arrests in New York, were
made on information furnished to Federal
officers through the Spanish minister. The
cause Of action was the open Boosting Of
CubaEs of their success 10 landing men
and arms in the island. The government
has been selling surplus arms TO all armies
without distinction, asking no Questions as
70 their future Use.
Ii has been asceTtaiDed from offcia
sources, that no disagreement exists, as re-
ported, between Senator Sumner and Sec
rotary Fish, relative 10 instructions 10
Minister Motley, which the former has
seen, and besides the social relations OF
these gentlemen continue friendly.
The Agricultural Department report for
May and June shows a high average con
dIlion Of wheat and good prospects d
abundant crops, If no casualties occur be'
fore or siIer harvest Rye, barley and Oth-
er grains are generally 10 fine condition.
The largest increase il in barley, and il
the States west of the Missippi.