The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-10

memorial services in nonor OF the late Professor
Morse to be held IN tile Hall or the House next
Tuesday evening.
The speaker appointed Messrs Il. H. Roberts, or
New York: Palmer, OF Iowa, and Snober. OF North
Carolina, as such COMMITTEES.
The French Charge d'Anaires' Recali-im.
bassndorial Incompati0iiifies.
II Is limited that the ground on which the State
Department Is alleged to have asked the recall Of
NJ. Beiouet, the French Charge d'Aifaires here, IL
on account of an investigation OF the French
arms inquiry. II this report proves true
NJ Belonet would not be fne drst diplomat to feel
the effect OF these transactions, Baron Gerol the
German Minister. was recalled on account OF inju-
dicious protestations about these arms sales
at the time. Our government has not or
late been happy IN the foreign representatives
sent here. TO judge by the number OF recalls
requested In the lasc two years-no less
than four. But France has been even more unsuc-
cessfu IN those whom 1t sent to Washington. NJ.
Berthemys social complications necessitated hts
Ietlrement NJ. Provost. Paradol committed suicide.
and NJ. Treilhard became dcranged III his mind.
Cabinet Meeting.
There was a oriei Cabinet session to-day. All the
heads Of Departments were present. excepting Mr.
Deiano, VINO IL absent from the city. General
Cowan, Assistant Secretary, represented the lnte-
nor Department There was no business OF more
than ordinary Importance The English question
was the subject OF some conversation. but not with
view OF any onlcial action in relation thereto.
Porter aud the PRESIDENT.
There Is no truth whatever In the current story
OF disagreement or codaess between the presi-
dent and General Horace Porter. On the contrary
there mas not been u time when the relations be-
wv ri NJ mn
now.
The Model Americans In Japnn.
Advlces of trustworthy though not ofIlcal
character lately received from japan represent the
authorities Of that country exceedingly dssatis-
fed with one OF the American officials, engaged 10
introduce the modern systems OF administration
into the empire. anu the prospects OF other appll
cants for the Japanese public service are materially
INJURED thereby.
The Bounty Bill.
The Second Comptroller has given an opinion
that the bill now before Congress for the payment
OF bountes 10 troops enlisted under the Presidents
proclamation OF May 3, 1851, applies only 10 v0un.
teers VINO enlisted for three years, between the
dates named Halloween May and July ~.
1861.
The Arkansas Republican Troubles.
A despatch was received to-day by Senator Clay
ton, from Little Rock, Ark, signed by six members
/
the call for Republican state Convention. to meet
there on the 22d OF May, is but the act OF three
members Of that committee, and The s.gners repudi
ate that action and call
The GOodina- Wilson Election Case.
| The republican majority Of the House Committee
on Elections to-day Illcd the majority report claim
ing Wilson's tof Indana) election by eight majority;
and the democratic minority OF the Committee 1led
minority report claiming the election Of Goodlng.
by seventeen votes majority exclusively OF thirteen
Illegal votes not counted against wilson, because OF
The production of the ballots IN evidence. The
VIII probably be disposed OF by the House next
week.
Tao Supreme Cont Bar.
General ii. d. Darlington, United States Army,
Professor OF Military Science at wabash College,
Indiana was admitted to the bar OF the United
STATES Supreme Court to-day, upon the mouon Of
Henry Sianberry. Esq.
Customs Duties.
The following Is the customs duties at the sew
eral ports named tor the week ending March 80,
ult.:-
New York. "a, POO oee
Philadelphia. ..................... ItL4t
II Baltimore lAS,ool
Total. S459l,32a
Preside utiai Nominations.
The President to-day sent to the Senate the fol.
lowing nomnations:-
c. w. Lcgendre to be Msnster Resident at the
Argentine Republic; Alvan smith, 10 DC Pension
Agent at Concord NJ H.; James H. lngrahain, to DC
Surveyor or Customs at New Orleans La; Elisha Il.
Hamilton, TO be Surveyor OF Customs at Quincy. Ill.
Commodore Joseph +. Green, 10 be Rear Admiral
CAPTAIN John G. Howell, to be Commodore; John l.
Broadheau, to DC third lieutenant IN the Revenue
Marine service.
Internal Revenue Appointments.
The following Internal Revenue appointments
were made to-day
william King. Assistant Assessor for the Third
district Of California.
Richard Tregaskis Inspector of Tobacco, &C., fol
the FIRST district OF Michigan.
Daniel S. Gilbert, Gauger for the Eighth district "
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