The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-06


Gil, ADVISED the Sheriff not tn submit. whereupon
the Deputy arrested them together with tho pr,so-
ner and TOOK them all to Van Buren,. Much excite
ment was caused by the conduct OF the Deputy. a.
che Cherokees looked upon IL q Migrant violation
OF their own recognized laws
Guarding Against Boheminn feaids--Wash-
instou Newspaper Enterprise.
Secretary Boutwell, guarded the manuscript OF his
report with ceaseless vigilance The printed copies
were prepared In the branch ONCE OF the govern
ment printing Office, located In the Treasury
building. and but two allowed TO bs
taken TO tho Capitol. Every scrap or
paper, imperfect sheet. or page that had tho
least impression OF the report destroyed by a
committee, consisting OF the chief the Treas
ury Department. the stationery clerk the super
intendent OF the printing Office. When this had
been done Mr. Sayls was sent by the secretary
with his report 10 Congress, and It not
was fairly In the OF that body that copes
we're distribute 70 the agent OF the Associated
Press. The same arrangements for the delivery Of
the Presidents Message were observed to-day
az year ago. number or manifold copies
were prepared and nut in large envelopes
superscribed with the names OF the papers and par
ties into whose possession they were 10 pass when
General Porter left the grounds OF the Executive
dents private secretary entered his Carriage on mis-
way to the Capitol. The Washington newspapers
rivals for the honor or getting OUT their
Extra" first. One party, 10 save time, threw tho
package from the second story window into tho
park TO The east OF the building. where
u messenger was Stationed To pick IL up
and carry 1t 10 the fence and where again 1t wax
taken 10 a man on horseback. To prevent, tho
document from beng waited by the wind stick
was fastened 10 It, but when both were cast ous
the stick went In direction and the package In
another. After some delay the particular rival OF
this enterprising party succeeded III mounting hlS
horse and dashed down The roadway TO tue TreA-
sury building The contest between the agents OF
the Associated and American Press Associations
was also quite lively. The distance 70 be iraversed
was not much yet great zeal was shown by tho.
respective representatives.
Chief Justice Of the Court Of Claims.
Senator Drake. OF Missouri, viii very pr Joably be
nominated tomorrow by the President Chief Jus
tce OF the Court of Claims in place oil Judge Casey
resigned.
Guarding Against Fires ON Western Steamers.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued me fol-.
lowing circular OF instructions TO supervising and
local inspectors or steam vessels for the protection
OF streamboats from accident by the insufficient
fastening OF stoves:--
TREASURY DErARrMEsr, % 3 1870.
the danger OF disaster to steamers navigating
Western waters by the omission OF duty on
the part OF steamboat inspectors TO require, in
accordance with the act OF August 80. 1862.
that suitable and safe provisions made through
out such vessels to guard against loss or danger
from dr,. As the season is ut nand when stoves
will DO required for the comfort OF passengers
board steamboats, IN your section you are hereby
directed 10 examine all steamboats, In your districts
and require the stoves TO be securedly fastened
the no r other fixed support in such manner
TO prevent them from overtuI nng or from ixing 10
pieces IN the event OF the boats carcening or OF tho
occurrence OF neayy jar. strict enforcement OF
the law IN TINS respect VIII materially diminish The
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary or the Treasury.
Estimates Tor Appropriations for tho Trensury'
Service.
Tue letter from the Secretary OF the Treasury
trans hitting estimates Of appropriations required
FOR the service OF the fiscal year ending June 80,
1872, makes printed octave volume OF two hun
bred aud ninety pages. With regard to the Post
Once and CoarG House OF New York the total
amount 90 DC appropriated is slsoi,8o while thar
appropriated for the current fiscal year ending juno
80 next was half million dollars The total amount
| for the Post once and Sub-Treasury at Boston IL
$942,514, OF which sum $3.50. 900 was appropriated
for the current fiscal year. To develop as far as
practicable the autobiography OF the coast and that
or the vicinity OF the AIeutiaD Islands, and for tue
| record OF such observations as may be made In q
/ general examination or the coast features Will
/ require $4,000. The estimate 10 indemnify tho
STATES for expenses incurred by them ia defence Of
| tho United States IL 100000.
New York Appointments Confirmed.
| The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day confirmed
the appointment OF 5. II. Sossen as Entry Clerk
n. j. PANE as Clerk In the Custom House. ana Myron
Finch AZ Clerk In the Naval Offioe, New YORK.
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