New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07


BOUTWELL, AND GEN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF THE NEW LOAN IN EUROPE
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TIiB TRIBUNEl
WASHINGTON Thursday, July G, 1871.
The President returned to the cityths evening but Ms
coming not having been announced, his arrival Ia not
known except to few officials who are In state OF
considerable excitement 1t, and are making all
sorts OF conecures the meaning OF this unexpected
coming II has leaked out that another source OF de
ence between Secretary Boutwell, and Commissioner
PeasontOn has been discovered in Baltimore, and that
Secretary in the exercise Of the powers when no
claims he has sent supervisor Presbry of Virginia 10
make investigation. Ii is also reported that the Coh
missioner was opposed to the whole investigation and
declined order the Supervisor of the Maryland dis
rct to give Dr. Presbry the needed facilities vi eour 10
it is conecured that the Presidents visit has something
to do with this quarrel and Developments in this dree
/ ton are looked for.
disposition exists on the part of few national bank
ing associations to delay sending the reports OF their
respective banks until the last moment notwithstanding
the Controller of the Currency has requested them by
telegraph to forward their reports Immediately IL may
therefore be necessary close the books aud make the
official of the condition OF the National
banks without embracing therein the reports OF the
| delinquents above alluded TO.
Representative John Hill Of NewJersey arrived here
today from the Pacific Coast after excursiouo two
| months
Dr. J. r. Goodwin of Indiana, late Dsbursing CLERK
for the Department OF the Interior and whose resgna
ton took eject June SO has held that office since MS
appointmer by ex-Secretary Harlan In June, 1865 Du-
ring his term OF service he paid out $4,000 To-day he
made his final under 30 heads OF appropriations
and deposited in the Treasury all balances in MS hhds
| rendering tomorrow a clear balanee-sheet
Judge Barron. Fifth Auditor of the Treasury has pro-
cured the PORTRAITS of all his predecessors in office since
the organization Of the Bureau in 1871 The gentleman
who first received the appointment Of Fifth Auditor was
| tla can't ntutzg
of Internal Revenue He held that position for IS years
and died in Office The Chief Clerk who served under
| him is now one of the clerks in that office.
Judge BARLEY appeared at the Internal Revenue Bu
reau to-day aud argued the Indian tobacco case 1t being
virtually an appeal from the L. s. Supreme Court to the
| Commissioners of Internal Revenue, IL Is however,
brought before that official in the nature OF compro
mise.
Mr. Charles Chesey has resigned his position as Head
of Division in the Office Of Internal Revenue. Gen.
Pleasonon has recommended to Secretary Boutwell, the
promotion Of WIN. o. Avery OF New-fork now Appoint
ment Clerk Of Internal Revenue Bureau to the place
thus made Mr.. Chesey goes into the Attorney
Generals Office assistant to the Solicitor OF the
| Court of Claims
Commissioner Legget Of the Patent Office says 1t VIII
require at week for him to reorganiza the clerical
force OF his Bureau and TO make such changes in the
manner of working his once as he deems necessary
The following report of the operations of the Dead
Letter Office the month Of June: Ordinary domestic
letters received Local drop letters received
42GO0 Held postage, msdirected or otherwise I'M
maabe, 2s5s2 Letters addressed to hotels TO persons
1878 Registered letters cog Letters originally III u 3
and returned from foregnountres 5I5O Letters org-
the United States, 1926. Total letters received,
S3slO. Letters sent extraordinary letter. without h
enclosures returned writer's. 1880 Letters with
money ncosed 1915 Letters with drafts cheeks &C.
| incIosed returned TO 1884 Letters re-
cents and papers inclosed returned TO writes
wi jewelry and articles OF property In
closed returned writers, 746 Letters with photo
graphs incl returned 10 writers. 1893 Letters with
fractional currency ncosed returned to writers, li5
Letters with postage stamps ncosed returned to writ
| 367S.