New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-29

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THE ENGLISH MIssION-CABINEr MEETrSc-rup
NETWORK ELECTION-INCREAsE OF GOV.
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WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. 2,


IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUsRl
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct a. 1910
Senator Morton arrived here to-day and had long in
teryew with the President this evening He says 1t is
not true that he has recommended anybody for the En-
glsh Mission and no has recommendation 10 make !;
that he did not here TO consult the President at tho
laters request in regard either to the Cabinet tho
Mission. The report that the English Mission has been
offered to half dozen gentlemen since 1t decided TO
remove Mr. Motley is Mr. Frclinghuysen was
first appointed and when he declined. Senator Morton
was offered the position. Up this time ether selection
has been made.
At the Cabinet meeting to-day Secretary Cox an
nounced that he would retire Tuesday from tho
Department of the Interior Mr. Delano will take the
oath OF Office and assume charge Friday which day
he will return from Virginia. where he make one
two political speeches. On Monday the President will
give dinner party in compliment to Gen. Cox and Mr.
Deano, when the former will take social leave OF his
sOciates.
Attorney Alderman is OF the opinion that the
Naturalization laws will be very fully enforced In New
York and Brooklyn. He has made complete arrange
ments with the United States District Attorneys and
United States Marshals TO have all offenders quickly
arrested and disposed Of. He compelled to return
here account OF the large amount Of business In his
office to be disposed Of by the time the Courts
semble.
1t is very evident that strong effort will DO
made during the looming session Of Congress increase
the salaries of large number of Government officers and
employees. The department clerks have thus far made
combined movement for increased compensation, but
an effort will be made and their claims viii DO
based upon the fact that they were largely
assessed to pay campaign expenses OF Con
gressmen In addition to the urged heretofore
The proposition will embrace Cabinet officers Judges OF
the Supreme Court the Heads of Bureaus the Depart
ments and some OF the Judicial officers 1t urged that
these officers unable to support their families In be-
coming the salaries they now receive An ef
fort made in Congress last Winter To increase the
salaries OF the Judges Of the Supreme Court but although
serious opposition made, for some reason the bill
never came to a vote. The President is understood to
favor the increase Of salaries in IL is not
probable that any Of the Annual Reports TO Congress
will refer to the subject at all.
Secretary Boutwell, states that Collector Murphy Of the
Port OF NewYork has decided to conduct the carriage
and warehouse business Collector Grnne did, and
the Secretary declines to overrule his action.
Chief-Jusiee Chase has written 10 the Clerk OF tho
Supreme Court that he will be unable, account Of III
health to preside at the reassembng Of the Court
Monday. his Mr. Justice Nelson will preside.
Justice Miller arrived with his family tonight Mr..
Mller's health is still feeble.
Paymaster Lockwood OF the Navy, charged with the
embezzlement OF s20O OF Government funds, while
duty the NayyYard at Mare Island brought here
yesterday, by guard OF marines He arrested at
his home In Brooklyn His will be brought ~ trial
next week