, 1869-06-07
WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
W.sutxc7oS n C. JEne


WASHINGTON. D. C., Jcnea
WORK OF THK CESsCs coNxiTIN
The Census Committee nre Horking ha<u anu
have completed schedule for statistics o. manu-
features, mines and mining. agriculture, commerce
and education. Mr. Kennedy, Commissioner OF
,be last ecnsrR. vas before the committee to-day,
and paye hts experiences regarding the maln
points u the NMculty In securing accutafe WORK
When the schedules for al the subjects to be en-
Traced are finished, they will be sehs ONT 10 per-
sona In various parts Of the country VINO are
thought competent 10 gro them n c8auainafoo+
and these persons NH be asked for Suggestions,
which the committee VII consider nj their meet
Ing IN the tan They hope 10 close the present
session next week
Al haudx here are mating rtAdy for the eiec-
ton, which taxes plaee on Monday. Meetings are
holding this evening in ai the 1a1ds, aud tne Re-
| puhliczns are having great nass meeting IN NE
| hack mart Of the city. Tue inteui9ener this
,nmntnr CHARGES that the Republicans are TN
porting hundreds Of negroes frum Vlrginis, Where
| with 10 cauy certain wards heretofore ca1raed n3
the Democrats- ~
srSpAY SCHOOL cz1fRRA11oN.
The Sunday School children, 10 the NUMBER Of
about 800, hal nne celebration to-day. Hau
dozen colored teachcrs' and about forty cotofed
children were 10 the procession The gathering
took place on the grounds south OF the WHITE
fJouse. Addresses were made BY General How
ard and Commissioner Fisher, OF the fatent
once, and the procession MAS subsequently re.
viewed by the Secretary Of War and General
Sherman trpn rho White House portico
RKyERDf JOHNSON.
4 .cconnts frouu Baltimore arc that Revesdy
, johnson, who got home yesterday, Is looking e1'
! coedins,y well, and says he had pleasant time
, In England. He thinks be has been suo}ected V
! ! Rood deal Of harsh and unnecessary c11tcasm Il
this country, md holds tnAt his mission was
very successfrI one, because he succeeded N get
!. ting the B1ttish.AnssrJ to eoncede eTet5tMns
: asked for BY MI. Seward and President johnson
/ ! wrs1EAS GRADUATES OF TIE NAy1L ACADEMY
q M1dsbiprnau Ha1be1 and Cadet Rockwell, Q
: Ohio both graduate this year AZ Adtotant
g Of thetf respective classes, aud theE genera
n standing Ia also among the highest Tney Tef
e appointed b. General Garfield, louF years ass
:. | after connective examination open 70 AL Of
i. nroner age In hts Congressional District tn
a Recommendations were made out by the Gene1s
In blank and nl1cd in by the board Who couducte
the examination.
= 70 TUE ASSOCIATED PRESS
d APPOINTMENTS.
II: WARRINGTON June a--The President ms mac
- - the following appointments: C. G. Andrews Nj!
S hs ncsota Minister Resident TO Stockholm: jas.
II ao6ey eetsS Sats sts9es or
10 Southern District Of Florida; John LyEch
Il Louisiana, Surveyor General for Lonisiana; 9on
ae 1nd1evs, r.sgned; tseaf s Naase 7 app9n
PC ed Chief Of the SpectM Agency Otsia1oA VI u
hc nv. Qrry Fica CpiOuri Guthrie, fe&tTne4+
x: sxS1KNCH or 4 MILITARY COMMISSION srsTA1SL
oninion to tic secTeta1y Of war, IN which be
nnas Isasen y AZ ,n to1 d'ns p'Heedsa o tse ="
VI ttary CouoHtssfun case Of James Weaver, ctiz'
~ fcsas convicted Of 1nnrler ana sentenced
ncr a AfH,ar3 Ccmrlsston IN Texas
septenee bad Jurisdiction eves tnssaz estz
b therefor Is .1oand BY the Attorney ucner:A IN :
!. statute of March 1861 placing certain Tel
III Stats, Including Tc1aa, un1er ml'itaty COM
"a whlch net vas operative IN Texas. because .
usl hs not ndopied constitution In conformity ri
a,s. the ether provisions Of the act, anu ~ asss w
INC CoucJrss are to he presumed constitutional uni
70 the contrary plainly appears
cir, cCRRKSCI STATEMENT. ...
a14t St3pLntbti OF Gh1i0AA ClE1SaeI olAaAH
ai week. J1l.,s,s; amount ,iestroJed. tso go: na
to | rrrspry IzauTxl 412Q $50: 3EtUAl CtfEulANs
d 10 800 80, % --'
ads tNssSa@AsS +r ,,r,r,,x uYSsfnx
r 81 John NJ LapEston having declined rue mfsS
l1n TO Liberia, his brother Charles has been appoan
s1sc In his place.