The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18

The above statement Is exclusive OF one bank each
in Oregon, California Idaho and Montana, from
which no reports were received.
Customs Import Decisions.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has made the fol-
| lowing decisions
The fact that there Is no United States consular
ofoer at the immediate place, in foreign country
from which goods shipped to the United States,
does not excuse the production OF verified invoice
Inc law ana regulations require that an invoice
the place Of shipment for the United States
ON On vessels engaged In trade between the United
s1,c anu INC MexGo the British provinces OF North
place south OF Mexico down to and including AS
ahd sana "a or any port or Place IN the
mace tax should be levied on the first clearance or
entry sI after the expiration Of the last payment.
merce between the United States and foreign ports,
other than those above mentioned. the tax can only
OF one year from date OF any preceding COLLECTION.
Railroad or steamboat routes will not be bonded
unappraised merchandise In cases where such
routes connect TWO or more OF the designated points
between which uchtsansportation is authorized by
Conservative Carpenter.
Senator Carpenter, 1t Is announced, will de.
nounce the present civil service reform In the
Senate to- morrow.
Illness of the Ex- attorney General.
Ex-Attorney General Alderman Is i'll at his resi-
dence IN Washington.
The North Carolina senntorship.
The case OF Abbottvs. Vance, contestants for the
North Carolina Ssnatorship, Will be acted upon on
Saturday next by the Committee on Elections and
Privileges. 1t is probable that Abbott's claim will
be sustained, and It is regarded as certain that
Vance has no chance for the seat.
Army and Navy Orders.
Midshipman J. l. Hunsicker has been ordered 10
the Canandaigua; Paymaster George r. Watkins to
the receiving ship at Norfolk, Va, Paymaster l. q,
Billings has been detached from the receiving ship
New Hampshire and ordered to settle has accounts
Surgeon Dewitt q. Peters, United States Army has
been ordered TO duty in the Department or the
South.
The Catacazy ImbrogIio.
washington Jan. 10y correspondence Boston Post-l
In a conversation a few days ago In this city Mr..
Catacazy denied the truthiulness OF this allegation
Iof acting in q detective capacity on behalf OF his
government, and said further that there was no
such positive proof as had been claimed In the
napers lnai ne had ANYTHING to do with the
mat R0 had G PROPOSED wsi
iLiscl!y g be used for charitable purposes n one ne
sea 81 proof could be bronght that he Cata
publication ncluaed in the report Of the Secretary
OF Stale 10 congress that he had lnstigaed die
was in pn q s that Ne had ever seen II until
Catacazy alleges that two OF the persons bropgnt
credible witnesses; that one OF Them VIZ n,s los
from tne state department for misconduct. ana the
oiier was proven In trial In Court here upOn he
oath or freeman Clarke TO be uworthy ~ hatIef ife
SAID this person tMr. Slewart) wrote letter to Mr.
Calacazy some time ago asking the latter IN mera:
his character OF Minister into private ctt,zon,; =.
yarre his diplomatic right In order that Stewart
might sue him for deiapaton Of character NJ
CatancaZy was aware OF no authority TO merge H..
ministerial character, and upon the adyice or
rends lie took no iurthoI notice OF stewards no,e
Mr.. Ca.acazy Is confident that when hi3 statement
OF Ills difficulties mere shall have been heard by he
RUSSIAN Cabinet he viii be exonerated by the Rus
sian government, and be promoted to a higher me.
sifjon than he held in this country. lie has rad
wiihin lew days and Mrs Catacazy likewise, a
distinguished consideration aud continued personal
regard and friendship.