The New York herald., 1871-02-26

ON the part or the Senate refuse to recede
there Is some danger OF the bill being lost. The con-
terence committee viii meet on Monday The friends
OF the still confident oil It's success at the pre-
sent session.
,ssss The New Loan EXCHANGE or Bouds.
large number OF letters are daily received at the
Treasury Department on the subject Of the new
loan. In many cases parties have informed the
Secretary thai they ready to make exchanges of
Their nye-twentes for the new lve per CENTS and In
some instances these bonds have already been sent
IN advance direct 60 the Treasury Department for
exchange, and NOT through ayents.
Tho fhiadeiphia international Exposition.
Senator Cameron succeeded to-day In securing the
passage or his bill providing for international
position ut Philadelphia in 1885, This was
Cameron's pet measure OF the session. ConKling
undertook 60 talk 1t over but Cameron notified him
some days ago that ne would pass the bin before he
left Washington. Conkling was evidently not as
familiar with the peculiar tactics OF Cameron as
some OF the older Senators To-day the New York
Senator was mol in his seat during the morning
hour, a circumstance which was taken advantage Of
by the veteran Pennsylvania Senator. Seeing tnat
Conkllng was absent Cameron called the bin up and
put 1t on It's passage.
SorroyyiaI Goadition Of Affairs In Arizona.
Ex-Governor Mccormick, now delegate In Con-
gress from Arizona, called upon the President to-
day with delegation OF leading citizens from that
Territory, who protested against the statements Of
General Stoaeman IN his late report, and declared
that many OF the Indians pronounced peaceable by
him were intensely hostile. They asserted that
life and property were never 30 insecure
IN the territory as at present, and
that the proposition to abandon certain
forts had greatly alarmed the people. They said
that the mineral discoveries of the past year were
more promising than any before made in the Terri
tory, and that with anything like adequate protec-
ton the mines would pay largely and the Territory
We'd handsome revenue to the government. The
President referred the delegation to General Sher-
man, who said Congress alone was responsible Tor
the lack OF the needed military force, the army hav-
ing been reduced to an extent that prevented the
assignment OF more troops to the Territory.
Nominations.
The following nominations were sent to the Senate
to-day
Henry II. Rice, to be SUPERINTENDENT of the Branch
Mint M Carson City, Nevada; AndTev Miller, TO he
Receiver OF Public moneys at Susanvile. Cal J. S.
ville Cal: Robert Meacham. TO be Register at Taa-
hassee, Fla; samuel B. Morrison. TO be Pension
Agent at Bangor, Ne. rossmasters-A. B. Farnnam
at Bangor Me-; Wells Tyler, Jr. at Palmyra, N y;
A. u. Jones, al eorinth, Miss.
Nominations Confirmed.
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed
the following nominations:-
Consuls.-isaac Sisson. at Mazatan; w. H. Brown,
at Chihuahua: Osias Morgan, at Rio Grande, Brazil;
A. p. JOmasSni, at Ancona.
Collectors or Iiis,nal Rerenue.-John b. Kenney,
for tic First district of Pennsylvania consolidated
First and Third dstrcts; Charles Il. Cosier, for the
Eighth district OF pennsylvania; A. p. Lathrop Tor
the second district Of Rhode Island Jonn s. Witcher
for the Third district of West Virginia.
collectors Of CAstonss.-E. W. Massey. for the dis
trict OF YORKTOWN, Va; Horace Lawson, for the
Eastern district OF Mayland Thomas Russell, for the
district OF Boston and Cnarlestown Mass.
nfyrof fJx 1nirp Aanpo Snrtn nF Np1u
toms at Kansas City, No.: John r. G. FeltKin, Gen.
eral Appraiser OF Merchandise for the South; Henry
son City. New; spenccr f. Baird, Commissioner OF
Fish and Fisheries; George H. Webster to be Pension
Morrison, Pension Agent at Bangor, Me-; Robert
Meacham, Register at Tallahassee, Fla.; jessie
Armisage, lnuian Agent for the Black Feet and
Milta,g.-Peter 5. Mitchell to be Professor OF Ma
tura and Experimental Philosophy IN the Military
Academy.
Eaeat.-Captain Dom;nick Lynch, to be captain
on the active list; Captain Charles W. Pickering, to
be commodore on the renred list; Lieutenants F.
II. shepard, to be lieutenant commander on the
retired list; Henry E. Rhodes, TO be second assist
vanced twelve numbers, and Paymaster Luther G.
Billings. 10 be advanced fifteen numbers in their
grades for eminent and conspicuous conduct III bat,
fifteen ipmbers for extraordinary heroism during
the. Tay o the rebellion.
EnsSeci1g tho Lnvss In Sonth CarulinR.
Governor Scott OF South Carolina, has formally
enforcing the laws. and 1t has been decided to send
regiments There to be used at the discretion Of
the Governor.
Currency Statement.
The receipts OF fractional currency for the week
ending to-day amount to $l77,Soo. The shipments
were fractional currency, s17e.472 notes,
s595s7I
The Treasurer holds In trust for national bank
circulation $685., ,oo0 and for public deposits
Sl5, s99500.
Mutlated notes burned during the week. s3s5.770;
total amount burned $3S,612, 1877; bank currency
issued for bills destroyed during the week. S243 94O
balance due Tor mutilated notes, 81, 747,55s.
Outstanding circulation S30S, ,SS9, 22a
Fractional currency redeemed and DESTROYED dur
ing the week, $307,200
internal receipts to-day ssls,243; for the fiscal
year TO date, Slu0 1914.