, 1869-07-25

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, July It
TIE CHARLESTON crsrox-uoCsE rNBnoGL1o
The Futnpua reported from Charleston, 8. c.,
abQu! the Custom House at TINT place, was not
xholl5 unexpected By otlelals and Others here,
Who understand the circumstances attendant
upou Maclcy's removal Since his defeat for the
United stAtes Senate, he IS reported aa acting
against the Interest Of the Republican party, ind
being bT Teasou Of the TOO free use OF liquor,
bome Of The time wholly unit to attend 10 The
tt,ty Of his onlce- Many Of the leading Aepubll-
cars have been for s.tne time determined To get
hin, out Of ot1lce. 4 full hearing Of the case
before the Prtailcnt and Secretary Of the
Treasury resIlteL three week. ago, IN an order
for his removal. Clarke, the new sppolntee, re-
sided IN Boston before the war, and has been
MAJOR Ct Charleston. An effort "as a. one pmc
,nape TO soothe MncEey hy getting h!m foreign
appointment, but the President md Secretary OF
State wtre a1e1se TO giving hl1u one, and his natne
nns withdrawn
MARYLAND POLITICS.
An attempt to sput the Republican party OF
Maryland IN the interest Of the Bond wing Is de-
yeloptng itself With considerable T1cor IN that
Slate. The chief mover IN the tnatter among tho
neCToes where at present It hns nost strength, Il
q coiored man who haa lately been engaged IN the
Walker movement In Virginia, but the whole thtng
Ii &c ~ IQAA NAA ~ +0A4 E@1FlVj~& ~
the government
For the Erst time In tue h1stoFy OF this district q
colo.ed lawyer Argued case to-day III the Cr1ui-
MI Court
A1BEL cAsEs-
There are tEo libel suits on hand here DOW.
One Of judge Purcell against tho Republican news
paper, which has sci the whole city laughing Ut
he Judge through "a illustrated report Of the
rts, da, proceedings, which the Arl,uIiean pub
ah~lYh Thh AernnA he n a
CITY Commissioner, white man, who has sued
two colorcd politicians for Asserting On tho street
that he was thief ami drunk1rd.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
l1Er OF INFANTRY OFFtcEkd ORDERED 70 prTY.
WASHINGTON, Jnly e4.-b5 order Of the War De-
pa1tuent the following named of1lcela Of the In.
l4ntry service left Out In the consolidation and
thoee not heretofore Ordained to duty ale attached
to The following regiments, and WI! report IN per-
Epn to their Colonel for assignment to duty With
such companies as theJ may order: ". l. Foulk,
late ThFty sixth 1nfantrr is attached 10 the Fist
lRianu! Henry lome. lats Tni5tI. seventh IN
1antIy, u attnched 10 the Third Infantry, Wn. Il
3os1as iaif g. lR%te3try. % attached 70
tho Ei !. asscred io the SIKH Infantry jno Car
iaua, lzEs al9th Infantry, assigned 20 the Sixth
Infantry; james 4. Aoushey. Ass Th!lty,slxA
n Hughes, do !; l. .. Robinson, Late .-th lnfau.
ntry, i henQned to the Eighth Infantry Pa1l
Uaiwood, Late Twcnty.teveuth fuinnET. Is a..
signed to the Ninth InfHnHy7 Wn- Stephenson,
10: George +. Foo1e, la1e Of the Nineteenth In
antry, to inc Ninth Infantry; J. l. Shepherd, late
Of the Thirty second InlautlJ. 10 the Twelfth
Infantry: sntldon Guthrie. do; samucl CralR. tate
OF the Twan1y.n nth 1nIantrJs 70 the Eighteenth
Infantry; stephen O'Conpor, late Of the Eighth
Iu1auiry, to the Twenty. .scco1t Infantry.
OTHER 7xAFsFERs.
UreFet Lieutenant Colonel 4. AoFdtca, OF the
Ordnance Department, ts relieved from duty ut
West I.ptnt and asaiRncd u the Rock lsland as-
scnal Illinois, Captain 4 l.. Bates, Second EaYa1-
~ aud Lieutenant A. II. MITCHELL Fuulth Artl-
lery, are orucrcd to duty at West Point
CQhTk1yAkcLs FOR c4EcElLlHa REFESrE sTt&r3-
Commissioner Dclano has appointed coHEnt5.
sioa Of 1--WE gentlemen from his bureau to examine
a1u rel urt upo1 MI Instruments OF coE;IlSahcei
Tor cauce!ling rc1cnue stanpG Tue instIslncnts
Der,
CURRENCY STATEMENT.
Fractional cut1encJ pr:utc1 during tho week,
fl2G,0ou amount shipped, Siya2s1; National
hank currency issued, SIS 441; amount III clrcufA'
ton, tx, ,67s, TVS; fractional currency destroyed.
3@9u, 2UU.