, 1873-04-14
;WASHlNGTON.

Tho Trcafdontss Consultation with
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spsetal Df.pn.oh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
-TREABunY MATTRng. =.
WARn1NaToH,, April 17.-rhn President wnH In con-
sutatfon With Secretary 1t!chnrlson for about two
hourB to-day, Ut tho Treasury Department. Tho Boc-
rotary acges that tho interview wac ontroly OF So
cial nnturc. and that the present condition Of tho
money market was not onco allu3odt to. On
tho other hand, vol Informed parties, who
havo access to tho presidont, state thnt tho
lsslor fcbls grcat ,lneasinoss at tho pres.
ent financial aituntion, md that His visils
to tho sccretary today had reference to tho ordering
Of largo salo Of gold tiuo ne1t week, and tho
purchase Of equivalent amount Of unitod atatca
bonds.
For tho frat tuno in several yenrs the rremiun on
bonds Is considerably below that on gold, andit Is
stated tho President wisea ths Secretary 70 take ad-
vantage ol ths fset both for tho benct q the Tress-
atated TINT tho President un!toa with Secretary Re-
Arson IN wish to limit tho currency circulation to
oxcert undcr tho most acrfona clrcuinstanccs.
oKrLLY m ounA.
Consul 0enora 1t Ona to inauiIe Into tho facts In ho
case Of o'Kcly, tho imprisoned Now York Herald re
oRs en sse IL ssn ssf
aud that 10 novos maae application to tafo out natu'
fTo the Assoe.attd I'ressl
THE JApAN AND o1trNA MISSIONS.
WAsn1aaroH, April 12-numora havc boon ropoated
and noEonE inquiry It sources tod.y Slow
that Mr. 1owa resignation Las not boon rcceiycd a
tas e1sena9s 81 c9lna name hss not even boon mem
Of Japan mission. hIr Cole himself says hn Ia not
applicant for diplomalo position:
to noon To-day no one at tho Presidents houso
at tito Department OF sato had any intimsiou Of Dc
lonBa rsmorcd resignation, further than what hss
tS heen privately ssa by som9 Of bis fI1ens namely
change. x
.',.. THE PRESIDENT Il
nesa msttera and 4 ococE went so tne rseasry M
Department, whcrc ho hnd long consultation With
Secretary Richardson.
Tho Superintendent Of thu mounted recruiting sor
vco aa boon directed to sand nll dlsposahlc coore
for assignment to Ills Tonth Cavalry.
NORTHERN PACIFIC nA1LRoAD IAHpB.
Tho oommiaaionor Of tie oe1oral Land o!ice has
fnter!er has deciied TIT ths Northern paeic ssi.
al persons who made settlements on such
a sss SAD q sa
been formally Withdrawn. THIS decixion ia adverse to
several AundEed claimants, and involves about two
n@ndtoa soo.ons o. land IN Minnesota washington
Tho gscrotary Of tho Interior to-day heard The arg-
mont Of President Dcckor Of the st. Paul Pacilo 1ta!-
road Company in support OF ita application for patents
for about four hundred SECTIONS Of lind whcro 1t
croeses tho no Of tho Northern Pacific Railroad. Both
roads claim the land to be included III their Respective
land grants. Ex-senator Wne represented tho North
ern Iacinc Company. Further argument waa post
pouod TIL May /,
Tho President to-t1ay Issued an order removing tho
Land 0alco from vormiuion, Dakota, to Biou1 Falls
Dakota Territory.
NcTAnLR EVENT.
poBt-ottco has heen established ut jamestown, w.
this week for the irat tirne, although Jamestown waa
tho nrst pacs permanently settled this Continent.