The New York herald., 1870-06-02

shals OF uOdvsions In which such institutions are
turned according to these Instructions; and upon eli
assistant marshas OF subdvisions TO leave out from
ns sssurIs rms ., az amss nm s m re names Of al members
ing home other than the family home for the pur-
Te the or D. Hox Secretary
A Prcsidensial Fourth Of July Excursion.
Senator Buckingham and Henry @. Bowen, OF the
New York Independent, called at the Executive
MANSION tins morning, and, In behalf Of the citizens
OF Eastern Connecticut, completed arrangements
win the President In regard TO the proposed Fourth
OF July celebration at Woodstock. The President
informed the gentlemen named that he most
cordially accepted their invitation. and that
he proposed top take Mrs. Grant aud the chill
dren with him, also sevetal members Of his staff.
Mr. Bowen stated to the President that the several
members Of the Cabinet had been invited, when he
said he would be glad to have their company. The
Presidential party propose to leave on Friday even
ing July /, for New York. and on Saturday proceed
to Hartford and remain over the Sabbath as the
guests OF Governor Jewell. On Monday they Will
leave by an early train via Pained and Putnam for
woodstock, to attend the celebration. At its close
they VIII go to Norwich as the guests OF Senator
buckingham, who win give reception In honor Of
the President. Thence they will proceed TO the
Pequot House, New London, and thence direct to
Washington. 1t is understood arrangements have
been made on grand scale for this celebration at
Woodstock, and II the day should be fair one Of the
largest gatherings ever In New England may be
expected. Ex-Iieutenant. Governor Stewart L.
woodford, Of New York, will deliver the grafton,
and Hon. Benjamin F. Butler and Rev. Henry w.
Beecher have accepted Invitations to speak on the
occasion. Senator Buckingham will preside.
Tao Color Q~cssien In the Theasre-White
Bcaus asd .Duaky Sweethearts.
The equality Of color IL making rapid progress In
this town. Last night two negroes. dark the ace
OF SPADES occupied conspicuous seats in the orches
ira at the National theatre enjoying the English
opera. The night preceding 0fficer Of the House
OF Representatives created an immense sensation
by appearing at the same theatre with two dashing
and elegantly dressed colored ladies. He bore his
honors manrully and meekly paying no attention
whatever to the curious looks directed towards
him by his white brethren. Some very excited white
folks went to the manager OF the theatre 10 protest
against the 'outrage,n as they called it, and to sug
gest the propriety Of putting the colored gals and
their white escort out Of the theatre. The manager
declared lie couldt do 1t short OF fine Vt five hun
dred dollars, which he did not propose to incur this
season.
Moro QEarrellinS Over the New York Col.
lectcrship.
There Is still buzz here concerning the feieral
Offices in New York city, and some OF the ambitious
aspirants predict that Mr.. Grinnell win surely go
out before many weeks pass over, giving place to
Judge Robertson, OF Westchester county, The men.
ton Of the OF Calvin T. Hulburd Is the revival
OF a rumor month old. The probability Is, how
ever, that If any change should be made In the Col.
lcctorship the lucky successor OF Mr. Gr1nnel VIII
be some one who has not yet been mentioned at all.
Abolition OF the Carriage Bureau in the
New York Custom House.
The following is an extract from etler OF the
Secretary Of the Treasury to Collector Grinne:-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
WASHINGTON, May rs, 1870.
SIR-The result reached by me- after caref ful ex-
animation Of ,he papers Ie'ating 70 the subject, s
uaase Sureaa IN New York act OF donp
legality, and that as branch Of the customs reye-
nue. service 1t is not advantageous to the govern
therefore OF the opinion that 1t should pc abolished
with such delay only as may be necessary to feor-
sans ae 0spss GEosoE s. Fy re-
TO Hon. MOSES II. GRINNBLL, Colec:or Of Customs,
New YORK.
Telssraphing the Public Debt Statement. =
The public debt statement VIII to-day be tele
graphcd to London, In accordance vita arrange.
ments which have been made by the Secretary Of
the Treasury with prominent tinanciers From
London IL VIII be repeated to Paris, Amsterdam and
Frankfort.
Order OF the War Department..
A War Department order issued to-day enlarges
the Department Of the Lakes by the direction Of the
President so as to extend it to Ogdensburg instead
of Lake Champlain.
Probable Fatal Accident to a Gymnast.
Harry Leslie, the professional ropewalker, who,
while performing at the Park yesterday fell to the
ground thirty feep, breaking an arm and ribs and
sustaining internal injuries, is to-day in dying
dition.
4 f<.s NT-s,.
Wacott Hamilton, OF Maine was to-day appointed
Supervisor Of Internal Revenue, vice Ira M. HarrI
son resigned. Mr. Harrison had charge Of the State
Of New Jersey
Bills Signed by the President.
The President to-day signed the resolution to pro.
Z vide for the appointment OF an Examiner Of Claims
for the Department Of State and Tor additional clerks
also the act for the relief or the officers ana crew OF
the ship Nightingale.
The bin to change the Judicial Circuits OF the
United States, as passed by the Senate this after
noon, constitutes th6 various circuits as folows:
First Maine New Hampshire, Vermont, Massacnu-
sets, Rhode Island and Connecticut second, New
YORK; thid, New jersey Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia; fourth, Mississippi, Louis.
ana, Texas and Arkansas; Fifth, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama and
Tennessee; sixth, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky and
West Virginia; seventh, Illinois, Indiana and Wis
consn; eighth Minnesota, Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas
and Missouri: ninth, California, oregon and Nevada
The Supreme Court Justices except the Chief
Justice, are required to reside In their respective
circuits and the Chief Justice is to be known the
Chief Justice Of The Supreme Court of the United
States
Nominations Sent to tse Senate.
The following nominations were sent in to-day
e. Peshire Smith, of New York, to be Examiner Of
Claims for the State Department.; John II. Cogswel
to be Postmaster at Ipswich, Mass; william Pollard
to be First Assistant Engineer in the navy. Captain
Philip r. Fendall to be Brevet MAJOR in the Marine
Corps; First Lieutenant George B. Haycock to be
Brevet Captain in the Marlue Corps.
Nominations Confirmed.
The Senate in executive session to-day confirmed
the nominations Of Henry A. Badham, of North
Carolina, to be Consul General at Tampico vice Pike
dacitnnd anl Watson r XenfXorth ha ColIactar