New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-10
WASHINGTON.

B0UTWELLS INTENTIONS IN WALL-sT'-
MEETING OF THE CABINET-THE MISSISSIPPI
ELECTION TO TAKE PLACE ON NOV. A.
GEN. CoCHRANE AND THE REJECTED COL
LECToRsHIP-CABINET RUMORs-THE PRINT
Frs ADDRESS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNRl
WASHINGTON, Friday, July D. 1859.
In answer to the statement published by the New
York Agent Of the Associated Press that great ndgna
ton was manifest among the banking firms Of Wallst
because one or two Of their number had anticipated his
intention 70 purchase more bonds Secretary Boutwell,
says that 1t mus have been nero speculation on the
part Of those perOns who anticipated his intentions
He says not living being other than himself knew OF
the fact that he would issue an order for the purchase
of an additional number OF bonds until he communicated
IL TO the public himself He remembered the charge
made on a previous occasion Of his intentions having
been known in Waist before he made them public, ana
this time he took special care TO trust no one and Kept
the matter From this would seemhat those per-
whooperated In e money market on the supposton
that Mr. Boutwell, would purchase more bonds did so ct
risk, and simply shrewder than their eotempora'
ries.
The regular meeting OF the Cabinet was held this az
ernoon and the session continued for long time The
question OF elections in Mississippi and Texas was iuly
discussed, and 1t finally agreed that an election
should be held in Misssappi the Ith OF November
next. No official news Of the condition Of affairs in
Texas having been received lately II was thought wise
thought to be fully prepared for It,
private letter received here from an authoritative
source ntmates that the grounds OF objection advanced
by John Cochrane against his acceptance OF the Reve'
nue. Coecorshp for the Sixth DstrictOf NewYork viii
be- removed 1t will be remembered that Gen. Cochrane
unwilling to assume the responsibility of the large
amount money received daily after the closing OF the
subTreasury and that accout declined the position
Secretary Boutwell, will probably designate National
Bank near the Collectors Office as Government depos
tory and thus enable the Collector to deposit his money
daily before closing his office.
The stories published In certain newspapers TO the
effect that Senator Cameron during his recent visit here
called on the President, and recommended his son
inlaw, Mr.. Wayne McYeigh, for a Cabinet posi-
ton are pronounced untrue by the persons interested
Messrs. Cameron and McYegh made friendly call on
the President and talked to him about the pending cam
paign in Pennsylvania, but nothing was said about
tho Cabinet. fan the Pennsylvania politicians VINO
have been here have expressed the opinion that the
Republican party OF their State deservesa representative
in the Cabinet and that the President would so recog
nze tho state would be great service to the party 10
the pending canvass but names have been suggested
The address Issued on Saturday last by the majority Of
the Columbia Typographical Union to the President Of
tho National Union, in relation 20 the admission Of
Douglass has already been signed by over 200 OF the
members who are employed at the Government once
This address 1t will DO remembered, strongly advocated
Douglass's claim for ADMISSION 10 the Printers Union
There was quite large crowd Of visitors at the Execu
tive Mansion this morning. but very few were admitted
10 see the President.
Tho Commissioner Of Pensions. Mr.. Van Aernam. left
Washington this morning for the North, where he will
spend about ten days on official business.
RECIPROCAL RELATIONS WITH CANADA-THE
HOUSE CARPENTERS AND THE CoLORED
QUESTIoN-NAvAL MATTERs-THE CHICAGO
IGENgRGL PRESS DIsPATcHl
The presence nero Of Hon. John Rose, Minister OF
Finance uf the Canadian Government has caused e re-
turn OF Mr. Thornton the British Minister from Newbury
mort where he had taken his family The visit OF Mr.
Rose is induced by desire 10 consult with the Uhed
States authorities respecting new reciprocity treaty
but more especially business connected with the dud
son Bay claims board, OF which he representative OF
Great Britain.
night Inserted the word white" In their Constitution,
40 rs 10 exclude cOloTed carpenters from membership
Rear Amiral Radford, commanding the European
squadron, reports 10 the Navy Department. from VIVA
Franoa France June q, announcing tile arrival OF tho
flag ship Franklin AZ that port from Touon The United
States steamer KenOsha arrived az Barcelona, spain,
MAY o. from Gibraltar Capt Macomb reports that the
Government OF Spain is ttug out at the MAYA Arsenal
az Cartagena the ronclad Numonca, and plating frig
nte OF the Colorado class and that The Keel OF large
first class irOnclad has been laid The United states
seamer Richmond arrived at SpeLLa, ltayl on tne ot
having touched Athens, Smyrna AleNandria IrlpOl,
and other ports Capt Mullany reports having salueu
at speEza the flag ship Of Vce.Admiral Prince Amda
SECOND son OF Victor Emmanuel commanding the laan
fleet The United States steamer Guard nad arrived az
speIzis The health .! the officers and crew Ia the
squadron was good. -, 49,. rr.,..,o NJ,
tonnI Ranks shows this resources and laDites 10 DC
$40 9ll 900 specie $1,000; Legal tender notes. N2ojO
Three per cent certificates, $6V0ODi United 5ales ue
pOslts, H,OOO .-L
DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN CENTRAL NETWORK.