The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-19
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AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITAL.
Army and Navy Orders.
Who will Succeed Dalano ?
Mr. Cameron Managing IT.
Rumored Cabinet Changes.
Boutwell, will Probably Resign.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Naval Orders.

Naval Orders.
Despatch 10 the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Captain William j.
Temple is detached from duty in the Bureau of
Ordnance, and ordered as Assistant Judge Advo-
cate of the Navy. Lieut.. Commander Francis
A. Cook is detached from the Naval Academy.
Master Joseph g. Eaton is detached from the
Geneva and ordered to the Saginaw. The fol-
lowing Masters are ordered to duty:-P. I. Gun
ningbam to torpedo duty, Nov. l; w. s. Nc
Gonnigle to the Pacific fleet; H. G. o. Colby
and F. w. Nichols to the Navy Yard at Boston;
John T. Sullivan to duty with Rear Admiral
Stringham, at New York, and Geo. L. Burcham
to duty at New Orleans.
Adrian Mackie, Jr., of New Bedford, ass,
has been appointed Assistant Surgeon in the
navy.
Fort Smelling,
A board, to consist of Colonel r. B. Marcy,
Inspector General; Colonel w. Mex. Dunn,
Assistant Judge Advocate General; and Colonel
Smelling, Mimi, as soon as practicable, and
make such a recommendation respecting all
claims in relation to the military reservation
at that post, and for the use and occupation
thereof as in their judgment may be required by
the terms of the joint resolution adopted by
Congress with reference to that subject by di-
rection of the President
Army Orders
Colonel j. Pennybaker, 10Th Infantry, is de-
tailed as a member of the retiring board.
Captain O. A. G. Robinson, supernumerary, is
honorably discharged.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Great interest is manifested concerning the
intentions of the administration with regard to
the appointment of Commissioner of Internal
Revenue in place of Mr.. Deano, who it is gene
rally conceded will succeed General Cox as
Secretary of the Interior. Senator Cameron
had an interview with the President to-day on
the subject of successor to Mr.. Delano, and
subsequently had a conference with the latter at
the Internal Revenue Office.
The Cabinet changes.
| Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
| The excitement about the changes in the Cabinet
still continues. 1t is stated that yesterday, during
| an interview which they had with the President,
| high words passed between Deano and Boutwell,
in the "royal presence" Boutwell, intimated that
| DeIano had endeavored to run the Treasury De-
| partment, and to ignore the Secretary.
At this Delano flared up, and said he had tried TO
run his own Bureau and If the rest OF the Treasury
Department had been as well run 1t would have
fare better with the party In the late elections.
DelanO insisted upon having General Cowing. of
| Ohio, appointed his successor in the Revenue Bu-
reau.
The object OF this is to keep in Ohio the men who
now swarm in every drawer OF the Bureau. Bout
| well demands that he has the right to suggest the
man to succeed Delano, and he is understood to
oppose both Douglass and Cowing Douglass is
1t is freely stated to-day that Boutwell, will follow
| the example OF Cox and resign from the Cabinet
If the President allows Delano to override him In the
matter Of the appointment OF q new Commissioner
| of Internal Revenue.
The President is disposed to side with Deano, and
It is whispered that he would not be at all dissatis
fed II Boutwell, should send in his resign alton. Jus
now things are very much mixed. AS regards tht
structiop but 1t all depends the action Boutwel
| takes