New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-02
fcrNRRAL PRESS nISPATCHl

At the Cabinet meeting to-day all the members were
present except Secretary Boutwell, and PostmasterGen
era Creswel. The latter represented by First AS
sistant Postmaster General Marshall The most import
ant matter considered was the condition Of the South
and especially the dsaccton and reported acts OF I'M
lawful violence in certain counties OF south Carohna
dressed to the President by senator Scott the Chairman
Of the Congress KuKlux Committee having been read
for the information Of the Cabinet IL WAS determined To
enforce the laws, and preliminary the letter Of Sen
Scott with other papers were referred TO te
the case, when procamatiOn will be issued
by the President, and aterward embraced In general
order Of the War Department. Meanwhile that Depart
will mature the measures as considered To Dt ntce
sary that connection 1t is probable another Cabinet
meeting will DC held next week to take hna action ON
The Cabinet also had an expression of views the
subject Of the COrea The three reports from Admiral
Rodgers we're laid before them by Secretary ROhcson
The United states will not now the attack the
British expedition. 1t is thought that ultimatelr the
Confederation may form an alliance against C"rea.
The receipts at the PatentOhce Tor the last month
from applications were $4,000 being about $1,000 Ia ~,
cess Of those for any corresponding month In
years. The following is statement Of the cuisines -"
the office during August 1871, compared with the bust
-''' ~ 1871. 1870. o 1871. 1879
Bs%:' 8 s + Etc., E.i%. a''',.. i
A dispatch received at the Post Office department
from the Postmaster at Savannah, Ga saw that the
are refused admitAce into savannah, IA c"n,' n"ucu
Of the fear Of epidemic ~ yellow !eN,i Il Is a,o
,
the way OF Augusta.
Lieut. Gov WilmOt OF New. RrunsN ck hHs invited tho
President with members az hs star and t"""t, 10 visit
that Province the occasion 80 the "TeuihE IF" The fuf
pean and North American RAILWAY fr"m bangor 10 81
Johns on the 18th Of October neat d. adds that The
OF the Diuiou has F "msed " meet
TIE President, and they shall AL ik r." S"rd with much
pleasure for agreeable int TvLaHEr OF national cOur
te6eA. The President replied to-day, declining the In
yitatiOn on the ground tnst bss n,.t heen customary
for the President leave the iie states during his
term Of oce and hat be fcariant 10 establish such
q precedent
inRtOn Tonight fur lNtug hIaNrh He will resume his
residence here about th' nr,t ~ Octnber.
The reason gwen frt 'tEinR the state Department
Agency In LOSduu ffu'u baing Brothers is that that
various nra EOf D. mast they have had constant
use Of the cash hs'n'. amounting To $4,000 worth
three Ia f,ul A., rt,ut. DuIuK tie late their
duct Inward the uitrd states reprehensibe,
TIL Wheh has n STATE secret until now. During
one quartz "a ISL the state department had
ir,tt ~ 1-s, on Barring Brothers. and they sent an
agent 10 h, haste herr 10 collect the money much
sum having been sent to them before his arrival in
I'M. country Tue agent was anxious, that when he
81 Ia Warrington he repaired at once to Mr. Stewards
ng room M seward and adjusted the matter and
returned tu he'd. The Earrings have made handsome
fortune ont Of the Government during the last half
try and but for the fact OF their long connection with
d. partmrut rs agents, the Government would
hug have made arrangements 10 our advantage with
private banking houses there aud at considerably less
rates of exchange
Typographical error In the Census table recently
published OF hUmicidrk during the year ending May 81
during that time Ia Vermont Tue above number should
have been placed opposite Virginia. No homicides what
ever were returned from Vermont. The table was
otherwise In exact accordance with the returns received
ut the Census ONCE.
Assistant Attorney General Talbot has resigned his
0tce, the RESIGNATION to take effect Oct l. William Nc
nue. will be appointed to the vacancy thus created and
Charles Chesiey appointed Solicitor