New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-09
GENERAL PRESS nlsPATCHl


Tho new 500 gold certificates will be issued next week
The notes are printed on Government paper fiber with
the water mark L. So with tint, on which Is printed
the words "Gold 4" and " one hundred" The ccrtid-
cate is embeshed with portrait of Thomas H. Benton,
and the counter is double disc Of latho work with the
number 100 in open face figures. In the right and
LEFT hand upper is the letter &C" The red seal
occupies the center ~ the note,
The President has made the following appointments:
Hiram W Parker. Register OF the Land Office at Beatrice
Nebraska; Henry 81 Lewis, Collector and Henry Iiar
den Assessor of Internal Revenue for the Id and llld
DstricsOf Wisconsin, consolidated, and now known ds
the I'D District.
ined Gen. Egge,tOn OF Mississippi, and Mcssrs Mason
Of South Carolina and Cherry Of Alabama In relation to
the past and present condition Of affairs in their respect
i've States. ExGov. Parsons OF Alabama, who wa. "
have been examined to-day, has not arrived here yet
The Secretary of War has issued an order directing
thar all United states aTsenas be excepted from the pro-
visions of the general order of March H. 1862 by which
Gen. Sherman took command OF the army and wherein
be directed The Generals commanding ihintary Depart
mens In addition 10 the duties required OF thcm to give
their special attention to the CYNICAL administration
OF all branches OF the service WlIhlh ter c9iiihanus
whether Of the line staff; and to this end directed
them exercise supervision aud command OF every part
OF The army WITHIN theiI hihis nor epeciay SAeePfu
By order Just issued the Secretary also calls atten
ton 20 the army regulations directing that in time OF
peace ordnance ana ordnance stores are 10 nc issued
from arsenas and armores only by authority from me
Ordnance Bureau Of the War Department; hence the
department commanders can no longer Issue ordnance
supplies. ,-,-,
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs has received let
ter IRON the Superintendent for Montana Territory,
transmitting report relative To certain Indians tSantee
to the Milk River Agency Montana and expressed
their desire for peace and proposed TO stay in that part
of The country These Indians have for several years
rangedOver the country in Dakota and Montana north Of
Missouri River aud into the British Possessions and
have notorious for their depredatOns and for their
hostility to the whites. The Commissioner OF Indian AZ
fairs thinks would DC well for AL concerned II they
could be induced 10 TeiOn the tribes 10 which they orig
nally belonged, WHO now located IN various Sioux
reservations in Dakota but AT present this imprac
bic they do not desire it, The country in which they
express "A wish to stay belongs to the Gros Ventres
ASsuhoines, and the Indian Bureau deems 1t matter
for consideration whether IL wOnd be proper 10 comply
their wishes in this particular aud also 10 aecede
to their demand 10 be placed on footing with the ASSN
abones respect Of receiving assistance from the Gov
eminent. IL questionable whether they VIII long
adhere 10 their good purposes, although they may be
treated WELL and permitted to remain III the MIX RVer
country The spirit manifested by many OF them lhd
Gates disposition Tor evil, which, unless under some
strong restraint, would probably lead them TO renew
their dcpredatiOns In view OF these considerations
is suggested that the matter be brought to the notice OF
the War Department, 80 that such surveillance may De
had their movements, and such measures adopted
10 prevent hostilities, may be deemed proper