New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-18


to make a favorable report on a similar Dill.
Tho House Committee on Territories to-day agrced 10
report bill making Alaska county OF Washington Ter
rory with United states Judge. This VIII put an emu
all the efforts OF asplrans for large sum for mileage
who wish Alaska made separate Territory, with Con
gress Delegate.
Senator Sawyer IN debate in the Senate today said
one member OF Congress whom he knew had u appoint
ments In one Department here and gr0wed because he
could not get more He finally the name OF Judge
Lawrence OF Ohio as the Representative referred to-
THE PLAN OF INTERNATIONAL COINAGE-EX-
PORTS OF WHEAT AND CoTToN-INCREAsED
REVENUE COLLECTIONS IN VIRGINIA
GENERAL PRESS DISPATcHI
REPRESENTATIVE Hooper OF Massachusetts, member OF
the House Committee Coinage, yesterday introduced
a bill which was referred TO that Committee carrying
out the monetary plan recommended by the inter
national Coinage Conference attPars IN 1867, oy wch
with that OF France and eight other OF the Con
tnental nations of Europe II requires cD hD OF
provides that whenever rendered In payment OF
ebs Pnbo private 3, per cent s ssa Re
tive Kelley Of Pennsylvania. member OF the Coinage
ncnhine in that COMMITTEE reducing the United States
gold coin only onethrd Of per cent fixing the goId
contan 10 even erammes but leaving the United states
coinage with excess OF weight OF nearly - pei zen.
cent over that OF Great Britain On Saturday last the
wo MANS were deliberately discussed before the commit
tbe Coinage Conference supported its plan OF none
tary assimilation. Representatives Kelley ana y. -
Elliott urged the larger weight as being more IN accord
ance with the metrca system The Committee still nave
the matter under careful consideration ,.,o, ,on
Returns received at the Bureau of Statistics snow
remarkable in exports Of wheat durng the
calendar year 1869, compared with 1868 Inc IoS@
inv are the figures For the year ended Dec 81; Isos'
"a eco $40 bushels-value, s6il3633 the year ended Dec
81 1853 2s2 9 buselsmysIue 1 10 ,odSs cot For
the year ended with Dec 81 1852 sss
value .sS2G the yssss sadsa WIN De'
Supervisor Presbury makes the following official state
Of o fFCm s for
ending June 1865, amounted TO G25g2o es TOT sie
4sei2 So for the fiscal year ending June, ls69, sii3
S3 5 making the total collections for four years prior 10
on tobacco for eight months OF the present "es year
beginning July ls69 amounted TO s7S27l2 70, or $685.
SOD 81 more than was collected In the four years previous
The collections for the remaining four months of the
present fiscal year ending june iS9 VII IpaSo NV
been Shipped in bond tho last eight months llse5z9
pounds the upon which is largely paid IN Nortnean
are very 1attering The Revenue service under the a
mnistraton OF the present otieers promises
The Senate, in Executive session, confirmed the ioo"
int aHs@oa 4 Thompson at GOa,ichi James wa'sr at
lutSerp; David j. Williamson, at CallAo . -, nj, ,,t
Co,tocs L. Requs at St Johns Florida Luil-r
Lee Al Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia. David Turner AeIand
Geiseors Of Internal PsrsAbAm H. Bowman, Seventh D''s'
CsjJg> eae sgpfeut Court Of WeshtHg0a Tarorsorns'
TosiaarsJohu H. E.me. Mdford Ms na ., s
SouI CITY b. Stone at Kalamazoo hiegsn A. Doo't
Calumet MchsAH BfomstTssT a. ST s,oa Ma
T. Campbell, Assistant Postmaster at Bonneville Mo" was
be BOARD Of Managers Of the National Asylum for Dis
abled Volunteer Soldiers met IN TINS clty To-Day;
were present MaorGsn r. Buer secreaay
Pennsylvania Judge ii. L. Bond OF Maryland zen, -
Osborn OF Of wsSon D me anna. election
the Board resulted follows Presden Cen "a bu W
President Jay Cooke and Lewis b. Gunickle Secretary
Reports read showing tbe Asyums az Dayeon
the most dourshng condition More than 2O9Co
soldiers cared for during the quarter ana ne re-
receive and TOR all entitled TO admission 1nese
home but are each provided with chapes library read
iDgrooms school and post-oihce amusement nall store
work shops giving work play, and, consequence
contenment and Happiness all The advancement Of the
inmates in morals and In Religion Is equally maTkeu; anu
attributed by the managers to the same cause For these
reasons The Board considers safe to modify some OF tue
rules heretofore adopted as to pensions anu ulschrse
giving greater discretion to the Governors OF the
Ssylnms and greater liberty TO the soldier IL is the de
sire the Board that there be no more uisSpie an
j. actually necessary for the government of the Asyius
and the real good Of the themselves. Provision
was made for better water supply Tor inc Lsstelh
Milwaukee. Without finishing its business the Board
took until tomorrow It Is understood si0 tue
Gen. Alexander Tate the Envoy Extraordinary ana
Minister Plenpoentary from ayn 10 se ~ tSa
secretary state for Haytl by George l. downing he
President Of the National Executive Cohniliee Oh Coz
orcd Men OF the United states, asking that Mr. Iate
might be retained IN his position at washington MT
Tate thanks for the confidence ana sypa
thy Of the coored people OF Amerca IN "M9se a
nc he has always been deeply interested Wneher near
or far away he should take par In the efforts oil me
Executive Committee for the ameloraton OF the cohdl
ton the blacks lie praised the present Government
of the United States FOR incorporating the great princ
piles OF right equality, and justice In Its fundamena
law GROWING the social edice so long dreamt OF
by philosophers" lie closed with appeal to the Com
mittee to mpart instruction to the black children VI
America acting In concert and sparng no sacrifice 10
attain that end instruction was the one tnlng tney
lacked become Of the most Important elements III
the wealth and power OF the country -. -,
Information has been received that Red Cloud, the
Chief of a warike band of Sioux Is 10 negotiate with
the and remove to reservation during Tue
coming Spring This Will Lake an important cnanke Ill
the current of Indian Affairs IN the Northwest lie u
the most formidable CHIEF OF Gil the SIOUX nucr
his cCtrol lodges and 900 people, besides Lar se
influence over many other Indians. John Rskean. the
noted halfbeed that Red Cloud eager LOT peace
DISPATCHES received here to-day from Charles L. Frost,
President OF the Brunswick Ga) ana Albany han"sy,
the completion of the hrot nIty iuies III
that IL WAS this result that northern ipores
were ir yen from their work. oprOect WHO'LL INC usolo
have been called upon by Gen M the Treas
my eonposed Of c. L. warren OF the eecretafys once,
I = Iangyo rtly OF the ONCE 0t the COhtiocr vi Tue
Currency and G. E Prentice OF tle REGISTER oinye W
oy.n,ne me limited States bonds deposited with the
Treasurer a. security for the circulation oi All the
National banks. after an examination OF zen 1sys nave
nneea their work and report the amount OF bonds on
dendsit with the Treasurer for the purpose 10 be
$50 I so which correct according 10 te BOOKS of me
Tr,9snier and of the Controller The committee are
80 IN ,N.ulue the bonds deposited by the National
banks as security for deposits Inc securities Oi loso
banks were examined - =. ---.-. a., o..
Tile United states Consul at CadZ reports 10 the STATE
Deparnent that The authorities OI Caz. spain have
decided from the I'D OF February the following tOwi'
,iues ON the following Damed articles: salt pork four
cents per spanish pound alcohol four cents per degree
of petroleum, A. cents per spanish pouhu "eat
and -four. 4 cents per spanish pound; 49,, ,,..,