New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30
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WASHINGTON.
EXTENSIVE LABOR MOVEMENT IN GEORGIA.
THREATENED EMIGRATION OF THE PLAETA-
TON HANDS THE CHINESE MISsI0N-THH
TEXAS MAIL sERvICE-FURTHER sEZUREe
BY REVENUE OFFICERS.

TEXAS MAIL sERvICE-FURTHER SEIZURES
BY REVENUE OFFICERS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 40 1862
The labor movement in Georga, mentioned In these
dispatches days since appears to be more extensive
than was at first understood II includes large bodies OF
the plantation hands especially in the middle and south
portions OF the State where both the ourages OF the
Ku Klux and conduct of the employers In cheating the
laborers have become very oppressive. The truck
system generally used and hands paid In orders on
the planters store. 1t stated that IN several OF the
southwestern counties the laborers determined 70
leave in bodies II the present policy is not changed
1t Ia anticipated that the President he returns on
Tuesday next, will make appointment to the mission
at China In place of Mr.. Howard, who declines The
persons whose names are prominently mentioned for
the place are Gen. NJ. Dodge exCongressman. and az
present connected with the Union Pacific Railway and
ex Congressman John 3D. Baldwin, editor OF The Hor
ess,er Spy
Gen. W. p Clark Republican candidate for Congress
in Texas arrived here to-day direct from that State He
reports cotton and other crops the finest rased
there Gen. Clark business with the Post Oee
Department and particularly to urge the establishment
Of daily mail between New Orleans and Calves
ton. He says the citizens OF Texas are justly indignant
at the curtament Of the mail facilities afforded them
Lately, Mr. Chas Morgan the proprietor OF the Texas
and New-Orleans line OF steamers has reduced tho
service TO semlweekly between the two points and
the consequence is vast accumulation Of mail matter
Galveston Houston and other interior points on the
lines OF the railroads The complaints are general "a TO
the management Of the postal system throughout the
State and the most vigorous and energetic action VIII
have to be resorted to by the Department to mitigate the
annoyance. Gen. Clark is of the opinion that Demo
cratic candidate will be placed In the gubeatoria race
with Hamilton and Davis.
Supervisor stanwood Of Alabama IL here In consultation
with Commissioner Deano about matters in his
district He has made large number OF seizures OF to-
bacco and liquor since entering upon duty In converse
ton the other day Mr. Delano remarked that his Dos
earnest wish present send inspector or two
to the penitentiarv,
company Of ninety United States marines left the
barracks here to-day for tho Naval Academy at Annapolis
Md.
THE PURCHASE OF BONDS AND SALES OF GOLD
TO BE CONTINUED DURING SEPTEhBER--
THE LOCKS ON THE TREASURY VAULTS
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcHl
The Acting Secretary Treasury has directed tho
Assistant Treasurer at New York to continue the pur.
chase Of bonds and the sale Of gold during September
the same extent and in the same manner as In August
Gen. Spinner gives the following answer to an inquiry
concerning the reported picking Of the locks on the Urea
Mf sargent did 10, pick single picking"
patent locks upon Supervising Architect and 70
dsoI register the Lead ne ven Of she DIAL
By .Sfnias The da which Of course ssd
dcao upon the lead by Of Which amer taking The lead out M
combination, and unlocked tho safe tbs
could be one who could obtain TO TIE
lock the lead and ssen the ncieatOr "
the had regularly unoeke provided
the person saa did discover and illustrate The
the combination h various motions nske
the lead Mr. does not pretend 10
pick" he u able the safe without
Of the figures characters which
that change will be made IN tie
locks Of the Department except 20 alter those no" IN use % TIA, sSSr
be suephouy obtained IN the manner above indicated
There is an improvement in the physical condition Of
Secretary Rawlns. He rode out this afternoon
The of Sc rotary Boutwels retdrn TO Washington
| "a nLfnN a
ing this week there ntmations Of any business
that renders necessary. Secretary RaWns 10 ITO
head Of a Department in Washington
Admiral s. = Rowan IN % dfspatoh dated roka-
hama reports the disposition OF the fleet ss fol-
lows The flagship Piscaaqua arrived at Yokohama on
the 2lst OF June the Oneida and Idaho NaRasak the
MonOcacy and IFoquOis at Yokahama; the Ashueot at
Hioga; the ArOOstOOk HakOdadi tho Maumee at Foo
ChoO, and the Unadia at Hong Kong.
The following reports Of have been received at
the Internal Revenue office The disery OF T. e Fane,
in the Third NewYork District also the dlstiley OF
Dwyer Co., by Supervisor Butcher. Both are large es
tabshments Supervisor DrummOnd has seized the To-
baccO factory OF j. N Henderson Co.. at keokuk Iowa
This establishment belongs TO Senator Henderson anu
Brothers.