New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-24
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rho President to-day signed the hill creating the
nnar.mert Of Justice This takes from the Treasury,
49, and State Departments their Solicitors, and the
rks and the emyloyes in their Offices, also that Of
the Revenue Bureau and places them under the Attor
neyGeuo9a It's approval by the President has caused
great futer among employees of bureaus to be trans
ferred to the new depai tment 1t is understood to-day
that Solicitor Baufcd Of the Treasury viii resign that
position and possibly accept the place of Assistant
Secretary the Treasury Ii thought that the other
Solicitors will remain II agreeable to the Attorney
General
The President Informed high official to-day well
as several Senator's that he favored the bill making the
Revenue Bureau a distinct department and its Commits
soner member of the Cabinet for the that the
Commissioner should have continual and direct access TO
the President and be Of the advisory members Of the
Administration, as taxes and their collection now
formed prominent feature OF our Government and that
while they continued such department is necessary
It understood that Secretary Boutwell, is opposed to
the BILL but that other members of the Cabinet favor it.
The members of the Conference Committee on the part
Of the Senate the Currency bill, viii not consent to
the adoption Of the House proposition of expanding the
currency The Finance Committee, in considering this
matter, unit against expansion They willing
TO increase the national bank circulation TO the amount
proposed in their original bill Unless the House will
agree to this reasonable measure the matter
will 60 over until December. There are good many
Senators and members who think IL just as well that
there should legislation concerning this matter at
the present session, but allow the present state of things
to continue until Congress meets again.
Secretary Boutwell, was asked to-day whether he had
issued any order anticipating the gold interest due the
lt Of July and replied that he had not Reports to that
effect, therefore, erroneous The Government has
been paying the interest all those who desire it, due
the ls Of July with rebate of six per cent. good
many have taken advantage Of this.
The boldness OF persons who from time to time have
l,h,
invading the floors of the two Houses when they are in
session. has often commented upon, and in no in
stance has this reached more amazing de
gree than in those who have been engaged in pushing
the gigantic railroad schemes which have engossed so
much of this session of Congress The spectacle is con
stany exhibited Of persons who known to be in the
interest this that project gliding between the desks
OF Senators and Members and whispering In their ears
while the public business is going on. But the
other day, inO1ensiye stranger, who had
unwittingly strayed into the Senate Chamber,
was taken by the collar by of the dOorkeepers and
unceremoniOusly elected, while of the sofas,
within few feet of him, several lobby members,
perfectng their plans, and dreamed Of disturbing
them Last night, when the Southern Pacific Railroad
bill was up, there were more lobby members on the
floor than Senators, and the most indefatgabe among
them was prominent ex General Of our army. So much
complaint was made by Senators that the VcePresdent
to-day issued orders the doorkeepers that hereafter
they must the rules and admit TO the floor
but those who are expressly privileged.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl
The President sent the following nominations to the
Benson Collector Of Internal Revenue for The Second District Of
Byron c. Daniels Assessor for Yev;M rricO.
William Bell Collector Of Internal Revenue for the Third District OF
William Pollock Collector for the FT.i B;, t Of PeqP'ylvsps
Ottawa Kansas; H. s. TOsne, at Rpon, Wisconsin, HID Bhen
/ a St ANTHONY Fails Minnesota
The Senate to-day confirmed the following nOmina-
Amos Atensp 10 be Attorney General Of the United States
George sisBarl be Collector Of Customs for the District Of
gafsr of Yo5 SaT S Ps f Abbot IT. S e SsE
provide the Of the consolidation Of
Psy@s John H. to be advanced his grade
sr Benson to be Collector for the Second Dis
PoSsaase~H p Strong at Beloi Wis s. Tovne Rpon
Wis; Charles r. Fleming at Freehold N j. H. b. Jaeger at lud
The following were the receipts for the week ending
June IS, at the belowmentloned ports New-nOrk,
more SS0Ci2 New Orleans Dor the week ending June ID
702 san Francisco QOr the week ending June l S'9
line Of railroad from Washington Point Of Rocks
40 miles connecting with the Baltimore and ONO RAN
road has just been placed under contract TO be finished
the Naval Board, to whom referred the allegation
OF the alleged nuisance OF the manufacturing establish
mct opposite the Brooklyn Marine Barracks reported
to-day 10 the Secretary OF the Navy tnat eIe Tas @
BroOme, and that the complaint was properly made TO
United states Court, with view to an abatement OF
! the nuisance.
| TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION With INDIA.
/ CONGRATULATIONS DISPATCH FROM THE VICE
ROY TO THE PRESIDENT.
! WASHINGTON, June 23.-By telegram re-
ccvcd in this city this forenoon from India, learn
that the elegraphc service between India and London
has been greatly benefited by the completion of the
Falmouth, Gibraltar, and Malta submarine cable, winch
Malta with the established cables down the
Mediterranean these, in turn, connecting with the sub
marine lines extending from suez to Bombay. These
several companies constitute direct submarine route
England TO India. To celebrate the event OF tho
completion of these valuable facilities, banquet was
given Yesterday the house Of John Fender, esq Lon
the banquet and also 70 the President
OF the United States which arrived at 1880 o'clock this
/ morning, and is as follows
! PreodNuf me United States, VaslipgtOa:
Tie India for the f time speaks direct by telegraph with
q President United May the completion Of this long line
ouraterup communication be the emblem Of lasting union between
/ tfe Ia. aud Western world The NICEROY INDIA
qde Following reply was sent to Bombay by President
"i"n'' - -i. WASHINGTON, D C., June 49, 1870
Your dispatch ofbs received congratulate you upon The
the balance OF the world by frph
aud join the wish Or lasting union between ue Eastern anu
Western heIisphenCs T. D. nhAN1.
The following dispatches were read at Mr. Pendar's
banquet amid great applause; - IN
The Prefbrt ofns United States WdshiEgon:
will rejoice with the completion TINS evening OF
strn teapLe Communication between America Great Britain
INDIA THP PRISCB WALES
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 70
Ms Royay Hiqhaess the Prince Of Wdles;
Yopr dsr of this received America and Great Britain
have grafe successful connection Of the Far East
with them by submarine cable u o. 0I~ASi'
EXPLOSION OF NITR0-GLYCERLNE.
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