The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-06

But when Fish decides to 60 abroad and WASH
burn returns here to be Secretary of State, there
Will be new Secretary OF the Treasury, and his
name Will be E. d. Morgan.
ACaucus OF Republican Senators Called
The Business To BE Disposed Of
lhe republican Senators, with the exception OF
Sumner, Schurz and Upton have been notified to
meet in caucus tomorrow morning. The first
business will be the appointment OF a committee to
reconstruct the committees of the Senate. The
chairmanships OF NUMBER OF Important commit.
tees have been vacated by expiration OF the term
of service OF the Senators who have held them,
namely, Cole, OF the Committee or Appropriations;
Pomeroy, OF the Committee on Public Lands; Har-
Ian, OF the Committee on Indian Affairs; Patterson,
of the Committee on the District Of Coiumbia
Nye, Of the COMMITTEES on Territories; Sawyer, Of
the Committee on Education, and Pool, OF the CON-
mittee on Revolutionary Claims. On most OF these
committees the republican next In rank will be
promoteds but ON the Committee ON Finance there
VIII be contest for the chairmanship between
Sprague, who is next IN order, and Morrill,, OF
Maine. Then the caucus will have to agree upon
President pro ten., to be erected by the
Senate before the adjournment OF the present
session. 1t is not thought that Anthony will
permit his name to be used again. although, If he
does, he is sure OF reelection. But should he
decline the Western Senators will claim the place.
is the very man to I'LL it with ability. Ferry of
Michigan, has also some friends, and, should the
West be divided, Frelinghuysen, OF New Jersey,
may carry Off the honOrs. The caucus will also de-
eide what is to be the order OF business, especially
whether the case Of Caldwell, OF Kansas, Is to be
considered and the elections in Kansas, Louisiana,
Missouri and South Carolina looked into before
those claiming to be Senators from those States
are permanently recognized as lawfully elected.
The Fishery High Joint Cod and Mack
erel Commission.
| The President will now have to appoint the
member Of the Fishery JOINT Commission on the
part ofthc United States, and II reasonable expo
dition is used our fishermen can enjoy during the
coming season the privilege of shore fishing in
Canadian waters without being harassed by the
| Dominion navy. We shall also have free trade in
! fish, which will deprive the Treasury Of $150,0oo
now paid in duties on mackerel and cod, but which
will cheaper those popular articles of diet.
| Reciprocity with Germany-NO More
Tonnage Tax American Vessels In
| Bremen.
! The Minister Of the German Empire at Washing
| ton has informed the Secretary OF State that no
| tonnage duties are levied and none Will be levied
| at the port OF Bremen vessels of the United
| plying between the United States and that city,
under the ninth article OF the treaty concluded be-
| tween the Hanseatic republics and the United
States, dated December 20, 1927; consequently no
| further tonnage tax on the vessels OF the North
| German Lloyd plying between Bremen and ports
of the United States will be collected. This order
refers to the vessels belonging in Bremen and the
| property of the North German Lloyd engaged in
regular trade between Bremen and the United
| States.
Fines on American Vessels i'm Cuba.
The Department OF State is In receipt of lnforma-
ton that no fines on American vessels in Cuba are
| to be enforced until approved by the Intendente.
| Treasury Circular to National Banks.
The following circular is sent by the Comptroller
OF the Currency to the presidents and cashiers OF
all national banks to-day
SIR--In accordance with the provisions of an act
OF Congress, entitled IAN act regulating the re-
ports or National Banking Associations" approved
March g. 1869, you are hereby notified and required
form of blank furnished for that purpose, report
eff the condition OF your bank as shown by the
OF February, 1873.
ParxOn Newman to Go on Another Senti.
mental Journey.
Chaplain Newman, OF the United States Senate,
having been deprived Of the bellwethers of his
flock by the operations of Credit Mobilier investi-
cations and Kansas elections and not being able
under the discipline Of his Church to return to the
pastorate of the Metropolitan church for year. is
about to start on pilgrimage around the world.
ne VIII eO WcstWaTu, anu Will STOP at ttan TO see
what can be done with Brother Brigham under the
law just passed.
Pardon OF q Ku INlux
The President has ordered the pardon of r. s.
Way, of Alabama, a Ku Klux convict in the Albany
Penttentiary.
Appointments Confirmed by the Senate.
The Senate during Tuesday morning confirmed
the following nomnatons:- 'H
Bcetre,s OF Public Moneys.-Rebert B. Chapel.
for the District OF Fair Play, Colorado Territory;
John M. Wasnburn, for the District Of vermiion,
Dakota Territory.
he0isters or the Lana OeSce.-John d. Sheridan, at
Fair Play Colorado Territory; Levi Ruggles, at the
ella Land district, Territory Of Arizona.
Rere,sue Marine Srrice.-J. Madison Case and J.
1. Reilly 10 be Chief Engineers; Samuel r. Ma
CURE, TO DC second Lieutenant, and Joseph NJ
Brady, TO be Third Lieutenant.
collectors Or Internal Revenue. Morals Friedsam,
for the Third district of New York, ana Charles
Stephsni for the Twelfth district Of Illinois.
consWs.-Chares M. Praris Indiana, at Para;
Thomas B. Wood at Rosario Argentine Republic:
John F. Quarrles, OF Georgia, at Port Mahon, and
Joseph g. Hester, Of North Carolina, at Santiago,
Cape de Verde
indian Aoents.-Isaac W. Hutenings, of Massa.
chusetts. for the Indians OF the Green Bay Agency,
IN WISCONSIN,, and Daniel Shanahan for the conied-
Grated tribes in Montana Territory.
COLLECTORS or Customs.-Alexander C. Davis for
W. Chaplin, for the District Of Apalachicola, Florida.
Promotions IN TIE Navp.--Commodore Gustavus
mander Theodore +. Kane TO be Commander
Master William J. Barnette to be a Lieutenant En-
slgnS Emory 81. Iau0t ana Louis IL Chester to be
Masters, Robert Potts TO be Chief Engineer, and
Levi I. Stafford and Charles II. Manning to be First
Assistant Engineers and Robert g: Peck and forty
seven other mldsnipmen to be Ensigns.
Promotions in the A17np-lieutenant Colonel
Henry ID. Walton to be Colonel, Major John ID.
wilkins TO he Lieutenant C0lenel, Captain Thomas
s. Dunn to be Major, First Lieutenant Robert Pol
lock to be Captain and Second Lieutenant Frede-
rick II. +. Ebstain TO be First Lieutenant
RedpDOfntn'ents in the Arnv-Late Captains
George B. Hage and William NJ Kilgout to be Cap.
tans, David ID. Smith to be Supervising Inspector
General OF Steamboats,, John u. Sheppard to be
Supervising Inspector OF Steamboats, for the Ninth
district David Porter to be Surveyor Of Customs
for the district ofSavannah, Ca Leander E. Deyer
TO be Appraiser OF Merchandise for the port OF
Memphis, Tenn.
Promotion OF the Executive Clerks.
Presdeot Grant to-day promoted Levi p. Luckey,
of Illinois tn he ,hia Private SecYefarv. n