The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-28
WASHINGTON /.
WASHINGTON. Sept. q, 1872.


The Campaign Cabinet.
The Attorney General left to -night for Pttsburg
wnere ne VIII speak tomorrow night. He will also
speak at several places In Ohio and on 9th October
leaves for New York TO take part In the campaign
in that State.
Secretary Boutwell, expects to conclude his lab0rs
In the political vineyard about 9th October, when
he purposes coming to Washington and give Judge
Richardson an opportunity 10 return to Massa-
ohusetts for few weeks. e4
Stealing Goods from Custom House Ware.
houses.
Collector Arthur has reported 10 the Treasury
Department the fact that certain variable packages
OF goods have been stolen from the public ware
house in New York. The Departments has no au-
thority In the matter, end as II Is presumed that
the goods have gone into consumption the owners
Will be held for the amount OF duties due.
Protection OF Germans I'm France and
tho Gorman Vote.
The Congressional Committee has In print doc.
ument containing the Official correspondence relat
ing to the care Of German subjects In France during
the Franco-Prussian war. with the letters of cour-
tesy, compliment and thanks from the German
government This document will be Immediately
put in circulation among German voters in the
West and Northwest, 1t being believed that the
Efforts of Schurz and other German orators and
politicians have been making great inrosds on the
German element of the republican party.
Archbishop Bayley's installation.
The Administrator Of the archdiocese OF Balti-
more announces that Most Rev. Archbishop Bay
ley's installation and reception OF the pallium will
take place In the cathedral In that city on Sunday,
October 10, Bishop Becker, lately returned from
Rome, having brought with him the pallium for the
new Archbishop. 1t Is expected that a number OF
Bishops from different parts OF the country will
attend In Baltimore at the time. Archbishop Bay
ley proposes to hts exalted position without
display or marked demonstration, and conse-
qucntly, 1t Is not expected that there will be any
procession; but the ceremony OF installation and
the reception OF the palum will be carried out
with all the usual ceremonies OF the Church.
Bishop Gibbons, 1t Is understood, will be installed
In the see OF Richmond at an early day after the
installation OF Archbishop Bayley.
All the Catholic societies of the District of Column
bia have made arrangements to visit Baltimore on
that day.
Correct Time for New York.
Arrangements were completed to-day by Mr..
George w. Blunt, of New York, with Admiral Sands,
oil the Naval Observatory, by which, In few days,
bali four feet in diameter will be dropped on the
roof OF the building of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company In New York at precisely twelve O'Clock,
the communication being through telegraph wires
connected with the Observatory. New York time
is IL min. IL faster than Washington time. The
principal object is to secure the correct time for
the regulation Of the ship chr0nOmeters in the mar
ber Of New York.
Money Order Decision.
An important question arising out OF the money
order system has recently been before the Depart
mcnt Of Justice. 1t grew out OF a controversy
between the remtter and payee OF money order,
I'm 1aff dnr of
former forbidding It, Tho Attorney General de-
cides that after the remittcr Of an order has de.
livered 1t to the payee, he cannot stop payment of
1t; but the latter is entitled to have the amount
paid to him on proper demand. The decision Is
based upon the peculiar provisions OF the act OF
Congress establishing the money order system,
which differ, in this respect from the English
system.
Chance OF Settlement With the Utes-
English Vaccinations.
The Interior Department to day received infor-
nation from Colorado to the effect that the Ute In
dams willing to consider the proposition Of the
government, made through the commissioners, to
vacate the Southern part OF their present reserva
ton, and are anxious to send delegation to Wash
ington to negotiate treaty for this purpose They
will be encouraged and competent parties desg-
mated to escort the chiefs here. The obstinacy OF
Iilc JUGS ~ eAplaiucu ny Tile iaCJ tnaL unuer Tue
Guadaloupe-H dalgo treaty they consider them
selves entitled to all the privileges Of American clt
zens and In this idea they have been encouraged by
an English party, who are anxious to purchase
from the Utes their valuable mineral lands 1t Is
known that large sums of money have been used
by the English lobbyists In Colorado to effect this
but for some reason the Ute chiefs have not been
willing to make the transfer. dread of the
power Of the government, 1t Is stated has had Its
influence. There Is now but little doubt that all
objection to q speedy settlement of the pending
question will be removed The citizens Of Colorado
will, OF the coming session OF Congress,
make q combined effort TO secure her admission
into the union OF States. 1t Is claimed that more
than the requisite number Of inhabitants are there
and that everything required will be done. The
people OF Colorado, II Is said, however. have an
idea that the Representatives Of the States are
prejudiced against increasing the number for the
present.
Ku KIux Prisoner Wants to stump for
Grant.
1t has transpred that Richard Shotwell, one Of
the leaders Of the Ku Klux Klan In North Carolina.
and now confined in the Albany Pententiary, pro-
posed to prominent member OF Congress, that II
the President would pardon him, he would cheer
fully take the stump ana labor for the success OF
the republican candidates, and denounce the Ku
Klux organization. Finding that he was disposed
to plead for pardon, 1t was proposed to ask II he
would give evidence against the principal leaders
such as Ransom Vance and Merriman. This Shot
well declined with defiant air, and said he would
die rather than betray anybody. Application for
the pardon was therefore refused. When Gerritt
Smith visited Shotwe two months ago he said he
found him defiant and unwilling to accept a pardon
on any condition.
How Furrester Changed Isis Mind.
Detective McDevtt, who returned from New
York this morning. says that in his Interview with
Forester, yesterday, he told him that he had in
tended to aid the authorities In discovering the
Nathan murderer, and accepting, If it could be oh.
tanned, pardon from the Governor of Illinois for
the unexpired portion Of his Imprisonment, but
that on consideration he had concluded to with