New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01

GENERAL PRESS DSPATCHl
The Public Debt statement will be Issued tomorrow ~
usual. At present IL is impossible tosay what viii loo
the showing. The expenditures account Of PENSIONS
within the past DAYS have been very heavy but tho
general indications favor slight decrease.
The official notifications from all the states which have
rauned me Fifteenth Amendment nave no. YET neel,
received here, which accounts for the delay IN Tie Official
proclamation.
The following nomination was sent in today James
District Of Indiana
Inc Senate in Executive session to-day confirmed tho
Rodney W. Daniels he collector Custom. at Buffalo CesI
.I G,GI Ere6 GoSar , VICE Sie. f9s HALEY removed Assessor or
Max Weber Assessor internal Re'enu for the sI,b Distinct ofN-
The Secretary Of the Treamry in reply 70 resolution
OF the Senate transmitted TO that body to-day,
ncatOu from Commissioner Delano, saying that
been ascertaned that tobacco factories have been estb
sed with the Cherokee country at several points
to the lines OF the states Of Kansas and Arkansas aud
extensive frauds aye been practced by tho parties who
carried into that country and manufactured AZ those
The business has been chiefly carried on by white
who not citizens OF che Cherokee country II has
the manufacturers OF tobacco thus frauduently carried
into the Indian country but the manufacturers OF to
baccO therein produced, come within the terms aud
meaning section OF the act Of July 90 1865 The
Commissioner has deemed 1t his duty IN obedience OF the
positive requirement. 10 collect on FL tobacco manniae
tured in the country wherever the may be pro
duced sod. the tax imposed by that act The means
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue.
President Grant, vice.Presdent Cofax, the members
Rosecrans, large number Of Senator'S and cprcsentd
and other distinguished gentlemen have united ~
letter to F. Hail. the Arctic explorer speaking 10 very
complimentary Of his services heretofore ~ tie
Polar regions expressing great interest In the problem
connected with his abors and asking him To deliver
and develop his plans for third voyage lie has
responded in grateful terms saying he VIII speak 10 one
the public halls Of this city next Saturday evening Inc
proceeds OF the lecture to be given for the bneh u
the poor. -,
Gov Bullock OF Georgia has addressed letter TO the
Chairman OF the Judiciary Committee asking that he
may have another hearing before the Committee reports
The request granted, aud he VIII be heard by the
Committee on Wednesday.
The Supreme Court to-day in the captured and aban
.lOncd cotton cases from the Court OF Claims decided
that the people Of the United states not called on
to determine for themselves when the war Of the Rebel
lion closed but that August 1906 the date OF the Pfe
dents proclamation declaring the fact was deemed To-
be conclusive OF the question. This opinion Affects
large number OF cotton and applies 10 other mat
tiers of litigation
The following letter from Gen. Grant is published 10
connection with the Gold Panic investigation: -
YORK u 1872
To the Hon GEoRsg s. BorrwgLL Srerry OF TIE Iretssg-
DEAR SIR: morning Western Pennsylvania
and will reach Washington before the MIDDLE or m ~ uei NesA
Had known before making arrangements for starting that sol
be 10 this city &oud have remained 20 meet ypn
am satisfied s be met by the balls aud hf''
Of Was and probably 20 induce M go -
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making
want the Government write this letter sd 'on
OF what expect your guard unh
from the light would without change until me
ny
dress Washington Pa would Ike 90 hear your etperr
factions all events they give lon ue 70 Nf ue
You will have chance TO judge than 0 have avoided genera
| the subject. Yours truly l. D NHNH''