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

All the members OF the Cabinet attended the meeting
to-day, which continued for three hours The time was
principally occupied in considering questions connected
with the election law and particularly as to New York.
forced detrment the rights OF any voters.
but in the interest OF all The arrangements are now
tbe arcrs 70 Their win soon he issaed en-
joining upon them great caution 50 as 70 give no cause
for breach of the peace but 10 be in readiness to rem
der such aid may be necessary in the proper enforce
ment Of the law
Congress having prohibited the employment OF officers
OF the army upon any civil duty. the Interior Depart
ment has been for some time engaged In relieving the
army officers who doing duty Indian Agents and put
ting civilians in their places The policy directed by the
se 10 ss e pc IN tne T
airy Associations and religious denominations OF the
whom they were willing ndorse suitable for Indian
Agents and for whose good conduct and efficiency they
policy is TO engage the religious sentiment of the country
In the cviizlng efforts now making f3r the benefit OF me
Indians by appointing agents who Will be In sympathy
with any missionary and benevolent enterprises which
bodies n1s S%ons 5Ss to h
proposition and heartily Endorsed the plan; and some
by the President No appointments of Indian Agents
will be made unless they are designated as above indi-
various Missionary Associations aud religious bodies:
Meiho.s IN w.stSn Montana and GsgG9 no sgRoSs
Ss 1' V' .PPOsnsnt.1 cSc6sr wia1on SP
dIS 1R .Il e NO W.s ssonS B:R R S
:Pssn%s Lee siss W.s.,s9 r y w :
when s''. vi" Ro b n sg S1s T a.os md . sa
4. I9 To Dutch R two Sho. s me- p
Unitarian Coorado no appointments Ameran MS
Minnesota Wisconsin, snd hehgani s
John Bardwe Seldom Cse and NJ T. Richardson
Roman Catholic 1ogr DskOo Merco Montana, and Idaho
in Montana washington Territory Iowa. and Newlos
ponents p D. Pease C. s. King John Smith Leandr ca and
The President has appointed b. Jones Of the Indian
Territory Indian Agent TO the Cherokee Agency also
John s. Foansbee be Register Of the Land ONCE for
the Shasta Land District, in California; and Chas Nc
Donald OF California to be Receiver Of Public Moneys
for the same district.
The proceedings and findings in the Smith "Coored'
Cadet ease have received AT the War Department.
and sent to Bureau OF the Judge Advocate General
of the Army for examination. Some days VIII eiapse
before the result will be officially made known.
MajorGen. Ross U. 5. A., unassigned, has been re
leyed from duty Superintendent OF Indian Affairs In
Washington Territory, and placed on waiting orders.
Capts. j. b. Baldwin and A. d. Palmer have also been
relieved a Indian Agents.
General Court Martial has been ordered to meet at
West Point on the inst for the trial Of such persons
as may be brought before it, IL will consist OF Capts
Alexander Piper, Sd Artillery; Robert Catlin unas-
signed c. j. Lydecker, Engineer Corps; First Lleuts j.
Story IT, j. c. Post J. Mercur and Robert Fletcher,
with Capt Chas c. Parsons, 4th Artillery as Judge Ad-
vocate. -,
following banks to commence busincss The National
Bank OF Pulaski, Tenn: capital sl0'0 Iowa National
Bank Of Ottumwa Iowa. capital, 100000. The appDca-
ton for the First National Gold Bank of San Francisco
capital 100000 been approved An Application has
also been received from stockton, Cal, for National
Gold Bank; capital, 100000.
The following Postmasters were appointed in New
York during the week ending Oct. q, 1870: C0Dkin
Centre BroOme Co.. Brewster G. Johnson East Salem,
Washington Co.. Chas c. Conkey Maiden Bridge Column
bia Co.. Robert Hoes. The OF the Post Office at
Orcyie Dutchess Co.. has been changed TO sylvan Lake.