The New York herald., 1870-03-19

morning ana were introduced 70 him nv senator
Wilson. One OF the Georgiaas made short speech,
setting forth the vicws Of tho delegation ana ex-
pressing the hopes that Congress would NOT give the
colored citizens Of their State into tho power OF the
rebels. In reply the Vice President frankly stated
that ne dd not believe that the existing Legislature
OF Georgia could perpetuate ITSELF but said his sym.
patnies were win the freedmen aud he hoped to see
them secured In their rights.
Coin and Currency Balances In the Treasury
At the close OF business in the Treasury De-
partment TO day the coin balance on hand was
$los 903 $50 40 OF which amount SAL 900 repre-.
sents gold certificates outstanding. The currency
balance Is S6.3l4, SAG 6l.
Personal.
Among the latest arrivals here are Cyrus W. FIELD
General Rufus Ingalls,, Colonel J. 8. Moore, Fran
cisco Fesser, OF the Cuban Junta and Colonel w. H.
Reynolds OF New Jersey.
Representative Clarkson n Potter, Of New
York, has been granted one weeks leave OF
absence by the House.
Colonel John O'Mahoney, OF Fenian fame, arrived
here to-day. The two Johns--Fox and Morrlssey-
OF New York, regularly serving their constituents
at home. Fox has been here only few days during
the present session. and Morrissey not at all.
The Garbled senate D0cumonts-Lester Of
secretary Cox To Senator Ross.
Senator Ross in his speech the other day explain
ing the charge made against HIM OF having Rarbled
certain documents transmitted 70 the Senate by the
Interior Department, stated that he had written Q
letter to Secretary Cox the subject TO that letter
Secretary Cox replied as folows:-
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTHRloRl
WAsnIsGToN, March IL, 1870.
SIR Il have the honor TO the receipt OF
letter OF the 10Th instant under cover OF one from the Hon.
Affairs, Transmitting same. In my
to Senator Haran should felt liberty call
attention to the TACT that the printed document to
did not contain the whole matter transmitted by
the Senate had II not purported TO be the whole,
and should have not done more than to reply
to the chairman Of the House Committee Indian
Affairs, had ! not thought that justice TO tho
mistec OF which you are member and to yourself
required bring the correspondence to their
notice. trust shall not be thought TO be going beyond
proper limit IN calling attention 10 mistake
Daily Gie OF this morning You The papers
in most confused and unintegble mass" IA large por-
on OF them were duplicates The arrangement OF the
original documents file In the department intended to
be chronological, and upon more careful examination
win think, that duplicates sent only when docu
men given from tho Office records quoted made OF
rested in In this appears that the letter
OF H. L. Taylor United States Indian Agent under date
OF September 10, 1868, from which portion was
omitted, not only in duplicate but in tripicate Fst
marked s6U b." Second, q copy attached the
statement OF Slaughter Esq Attorney for settlers and
indians, marked "l4 and third, copy Of commnnca
marked il6" or these the Official furnished by the
department, marked '6J b." full copy Of the original
also ihs last named. The imperfect copy that
attorney for the settlers and must therefore, be the
which you copied and which you caused to DO
Senate am sir, very respectfully your obsdens servant
To Hon. E. q, ROSS Senate Of fhe United Statea