New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-22
NETWORK; TUESDAY. MARCH %, 1870.

Of Utah. and report bill for the reconstruction OF Brig
ham Young's community The Committee on territories
has had this matter in hand but far has failed to &C
complish anything
Mr.. Buckley Of Alabama appeared before the "aysand
Means Committee to-day, and strongly urged that all
machines for spinning be admitted Tree OF du or
year This he regarded as OF grea' import
ance TO the South, 1t would and the people Vi 'eu
means both white and black to secure these machines al
cheap rate the present duty being very
high The Committee, it Is understood re-
gard the matter with favor. The entire session
Of the Committee having been taken mp with
other matters, the Funding bill was not considered
There a more prominent New-fork pontt
clans here and among the number Ben Field, Thos f.
Stewart, Homer Franklin, Gen. Palmer, Postmaster
Jones, Jas. b. Taylor, Gen. sge and ex-Assembymen
Richmond and wagstah. What they arc doing here no
one seems TO know. definitely. The removal and ulghI
OF Collector Bailey Is Bt the great topic OF CONVERSE
ton. There oil OF rumors aoat growing Out OF
Baeys hasco. Mr.. Baleys opponents still nsss that
Commissioner Delano protested against Bailey's re-
moval, and his resignation is merely matter OF time'
Mr. Delano denies however, that there was any want or
unity between himself the President and secretary
Boutwell, There rumors, tonight OF the Speedy re-
moval Of Supervisor butcher His friends clam, now
ever that Mr. butcher had control over Mr. Bailey,
Commissioner Delano having made Bailey independents
of butchers authority There are. also, rumors OF tho
removal Of Mr. Tracy DstIictAttorncy OF the Eastern
District
Miss Florence who sued Gen. Butler for the recovery
OF the jewei.hited swords belonging TO the late Gen.
Twiggs seized by Butler when In command at NewOr'
Orleans at the Treasury Department on saturday
request that these articles be returned to her. she
was not gra,ed in request the Secretary refusing
to let them 90 Of his possession pending the deter
mination Of the suit.
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT's LETTER on THE NAVAL
Al
GENUISENEss.
GENERAL PRESS DrsPATCHI
in compliance with n resolution OF the House. inc
Secretary Of the Navy sent today to that BODY copies o
kilograms letters. aud affidavit OF Paymaster Ihos'
H. LOCKER u. s. NJ in relation to tho letter 'purporng
TO be signed by Admiral Farragu In relation to stan
ranks In the United states Navy the genuineness OF the
signature having been denied by Admiral Farragut In
letter to the Secretary OF the Navy dated March 1870
Paymaster LOCKER says:
sad'v The said letter 'rd 'te distinctly and pGss's
and place sgscde The SAID Letter 10 sa1i Nv s,ct S
tbse gave AID recognize h Signature d erl
or u a5ytf.nc The world repeat declare and mos; omn'
e truth Ofs ''atem.h ,5e % o. % g ANXIOUS to
e,nf al and 10 tile most solemn and binding manner
possible.
In postscrpt TO this letter. Paymaster LOCKER says
the Admiral simply has forgotten and not remembering
the fact being sick he failed to recognize bis signature
TINS the PLATA and honest interpretation the matter commencing
Itself at once aud undoubtedly unbiased minds ami must add
be letter wa, given wh aud haste Of c-ovdng attentions,
then good and gallant old Admiral as ws rec
sick kilograms OF letters TO m, or zee
person biz Illness being serious have esraPhed and se0
hun Va vain - L..
The Hon f. r. French Second Auditor, announces that
the recent decision of The supreme Court IN the se OF
the United States, appellants, agt. Henry llosmer
applies only who enlisted for three years between
May and July o. 1861, and who were hohoraDly dis
charged. ,--.---,..,
The House Committee Indian fairs have completed
their bill reorganze the system OF governing the IN
dian tribes, and provide for their colonization ana
other purposes The bin divides the Indians INTO three
distinct classes; FIRST those reservations, sesustan
ing; second those reservations, not SO fr advanced
IN agriculture the former and third those not on reser
vatons provides for dividing the territory INFO TOUR
districts, with General superintendent for each OF
them and agent for more tribes under charge
of the General Superintendent No more treaties TO he
made and ratified The bill meets tie views Of Secretary
Cox and COmmls sioner Parker.
Senator Cattel OF New-Jersey, who has been absent
from the senate for several weeks returned
to It to-day and was warmly greeted Dy the mehDerS
the Senate. His health IL nearly restored -, -.
In accordauce with the cali the Senate, tho war
Department sent the report OF the bombardmsnt CT
the Indian village in Alaska. lt does not der lNaer
ally from the reports heretofore published.