Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-06-26

Of engraving and printing, and issued IN the
course OF two months, In lieu OF the old iorm
which has been In use since lIp5,
NAVAL OnpKRs. - Ordered, Commander II.
Erben has been ordered To navigation duty at
the New York navy yArl. Detached, Com.
mander Daniel Bralne, from equipment duty at
the New York navy yard and placed on waiting
orders; Commander Melton HaGtun, from nayi,
Kaiion duty At the New YORK navy ynrI, anu
ordered 10 duty as equipment ofeor at the same
yard; chaplain W. o. Holway, from tho Ian.
caster and placed on waiting orders.
AGnr uaprEs.-rhs President has accepted
the roslgnatIons Of the following oiieors: Sec.
ond Lieutenant James A. Dennlson, Eighth
cavalry; Second Lieutenant John S. McEwan,
Fourth artillery; second Lieutenant Edward
TunnOck, Twentieth infantry Captain James
Hunt, First cavalry. Lieutenant Colonel Fred.
eriek Myers, deputy quartermaster general, has
been ordered to the department Of Missouri as
chief quartsrmAster OF that department.
THE Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that tobacco arriving In a collection
district under transportation bond since June
O. for which warehOuslng bond hNs not been
given may be returned to tho factory and the
bond Cancelled, or held by the collector on trans
portatlon bond I'LL July I, and said bond can.
celed BY the payment o. inc MS o. ana nS ca5.
oeled.
rHE TREASURY DEPARTMENT has promul'
gated the act OF Congress Of April ., isI2, Tor
the Information u all concerned, TO the effect
that any person or persons, or body corporate,
having more than ono half ownership 10 any
vessel shall have the same power 70 remove
captain who Is part owner Of such vessel as such
majority owners nov nave 70 fe .S ri aSSiI
where thore h valid written agreement SUD
sistlng by virtue Of which such captain would DC
entitled 10 possession, nor In any case where 2
captain has possession a. part owner obtained
before the passage Of this act.
TuE ARIZONA IspIANs-Tho delegation o
Arizona Indians now In tho city with Genera
Howard and Superintendent Bendell yesterday
paid their respects to Ex-Governor Mccormick
Of that Territory, now Is Representative II
CJnEress, at his residence on Fourteenth street
between X and L., The Indians represent th'
Pima, Papago and Yuma tribes, long friendly 4
the whites, and tho Pinal, Arlvipa and Slorri
Blance tribes Of the Apaches, who have until
recently been hostile, ard are now going upoi
reservations MT; .: Z, Ohspman iSnS S,S In
the piano, with which they seemed mucl
pleased. The Ex-Governor, General HoNar,
and superintendent Bendeil then On, entered re-
the Indians. The latter expressed themselye
pleased with everything they bad seen on thel
long journey rom Arizona, and manifested a
earnest desire for continued peace. They lounge
in easy chairs with apparent comfort, except
ing one old chief, who, after occupying one 70
awhile, said he should go TO sleep unless he "a
Another was 20 much pleased with the plan
that he wished one 10 take home with him Z
heavy shower came M while they were In u
house and they expressed delight at 90 mue
rain, saying 1t was very day In Arizona. Co
HentIslman, who was present and va" s,Do nAa u,
command 10 Arizona twenty year, aineS, w \,
sgcndants on his old frisnlis --ssss cue rcd met