The New York herald., 1870-06-30

Domingo treaty. The Senator says he has quarrel
with the administration and he does not intend to
attack It. HIS views ON the st. Domingo treaty are
already well Known but In advocating them he does
not conceive 1t to be necessary to make war upon
either the President any member Of the admins
traton. To quote Mr.. Summers own language rela-
tive TO this DESPATCH Is manufactured out Of the
whole cloth, and Is sheer fabrication from begin.
ming to end."
The West Point Examinations.
The statement that the examinations at West
Point were more rigid this year than ever before is
denied. The same course and the same standard OF
efficiency was observed this year as formerly.
The Cuban Cable Charges.
General Badly Smith to-day, through Mr. Casserly,
presented answer 10 the memorial Of the Florida
Telegraph Company.
A siberian Exile Pnrdoned.
despatch received from the American Minister
at st. Petersburg states that the Emperor has re-
leased Madame Jarocka and her husband from ban
ishment TO Siberia. whittier they were sent charge
or having been engaged In the Polish rebellion Of
1853. Madame JarocKa Is grandniece OF Pulaski,
who figured In the American revolution. She ana
her husband we're released through the Intervention
Of the American Minister at St. Petersburg A. G.
Curtin
Rxporsation Of Condensed Milk from New
The ofIica returns just received at the Bureau OF
Statistics snow that the total value Of condensed
mix exported from the port Of New York In the
year 1869 was s7se52, Of which $2l,s7o went to Eng
land $4,000 to Australia, $94A to the United states
Of Colombia, s9176 to China, $s,11o TO Brazil, s3 os7
to Cuba $3093 to the British West Indies and 81 767
to the Danish West Indies.
New Orleans and Havana Mail Contract.
The New Orleans and Havana mall steamship
service via the Gulf OF Mexico and Key West was
to-day awarded by the Postmaster General to Sand
ford Hie. OF ST. Louis, Mo. The subsidy Is &5S. 900
per annum and the contract for four years The
initial point is fixed at New Orleans.
Indian Agent Ia Washlnstcu Territory.
J. II. Wilbur who was suspended nom duty as
Indian Agent at YokaIao, Washington Territory
under the act authorizing the President to appoint
officers OF the army to perform the duties Of Indian
agent has been relnsated and will relieve Lieuten
ant J. NJ. Smith, OF the United States Army.
Nominations by the President.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day
Sherman Conant TO be United States Judge South
or G Il. tS Northern j. II % 70 be ugsS ss%
70 be Assocte Jusce OF the Supreme Court OF the
sns s sa ps
4 Hmsr sro to BE- % Goess 20 Of Custom. M at srdgeop
Oregon.
W. Ras Sapoieon Ohio; Hoyt Yan.ton DsSo,a 'E
George Miller 5oonsyie, Mo- Ch4iles Austin 20 tase
City, Wyoming; george W. B. Dixon South Pass City,
Point Miss Sidney p amber, San An,ona, Texas; John
A. w. Delopg, Hnntnson, Ind Thomas II. Thompson, Ok
ford, Pa. W. 3. Darlington Wesscheser, Pa. J. Jessop,
Lew, Plymouth Pa Charles olmstead, Norwalk, Conn;
Britain Conn George r. 6oomey, Chenoa, iii; n G. Ken.
yon Chatswortb, III. George II. jenkins, Mnonk, III. ;
John W. Coventry, Edwardsvlle, H.; r. Baety Watzka
H. Thomas Newell, Passaic, N. J.
Personal.
Mr.. Edward Thornton the British Minister, has
left here for New York. He will take his family to
Newburyport, Mass, in q short time. The death OF
Lcrd Clarendon has set afoat surmses to whether
Il will affect Mr.. ThOrnton's retention here as Brit
sh Minister. Mr.. Thornton has become very popu-
lar during his residence and his removal would be
deeply regretted.