The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-28

missioner responds that IL will be necessary unde1
the law to exhaust all the personal property OF the
company before q seizure IL made upon tie real
estate.
An Uncondrmed Appointments.
The nomination OF r. B. Hayes as Assistant
Treasurer at Cincinnati was not confirmed by the
Senate before adjournment yesterday, although 4
Is understood that there was no personal Oppose
ton to General Hayes. The ONCE is new ones
ana the act creating 1t does not take effect until
the LIST OF July Senator Sherman had assured
several applicants that there would be appOintx
ment at present, and he therefore did not desire
tne confirmation OF General Hayes, as 1t wOnld
nave looked Ike breaking faith with those TO whom
ne had 30 expressed himself. The ONCE can be-
nlled during the recess and 1t Is probable that the
appointment VIII be given to General Hayes. II 50
he will be promptly confirmed when the Senate
shan again meet.
General Grant Declines q Carpct-BaE
Invitation.
Senators Robertson and Patterson, ACCOMPANIED
by Lieutenant Governor Gleaves, State senato OF
Swails and Representative Hurley, OF South Caro-
lima, called on the President to-day and invited
him to make trip South, assuring him he woul6
meet with cordial reception from all classes Of
citizens Of that State The President thanked the
delegation for this assurance OF friendly feenngs
and regretted that he would not be able at pres
ent to take such tour, but he hoped to do 80 at
some future time.
Increase in the Number OF Patents.
Over six hundred applications for patents have
been received at the Patent ONCE this week. and
over three hundred patents have been issued. The
receipts this year for copies Of documents nchsf-
ing those connected with litigation, &c., will, it ig
supposed, reach seventy hve thousand dOiars-G
larger sum than ever before received in any
former year on that account. The general receipts
thus far for March exceed those for any previous
complete month since the organization OF tho
Patent ONCE.
Major w. GOuverneur Norris
the United States Marshall of California, who waa
recently married here to Miss Carnes, is not going
to Europe on bridal tour, as has been reported,
but will return shortly to resume his official duties
in California.
A Magic Lantern Conscience.
The Treasurer to-day received from New YORK.
$3.50 % conscience money, being the amount due
for taxes unpaid on magic lanterns brought from
! Europe. The party thinks that as he brought them
for SUNDAY school use" ne had q right to do 10
without paying duty on them.
Redemption OF Old Copper Coin.
Instructions Tor the exchange and redemption,
after April /, 1873, for sums OF less than $50
or Its multiple OF all old copper bronze and copper
nickel coins heretofore authorized by law have
been issued by the Treasury Department. Tney
provide for the exchange at par at the mint IN
Philadelphia OF all such coins authorized by the
sixteenth section OF the Coinage act OF 1873 and
Tor their redemption in lawful money in similar
sums at the mint and by all Assistant Treasurera
and designated repositories OF the United States,
the expense OF transportation on the Old coin and
currency paid therefor to be borne by the party
sending it, and that on the new coin by the United
States.
Treasury Balances.
The following balances were in the Treasury AZ
the close OF business to-day
Currency ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $23ea,O3A
Special deposit Of legal tenders Tor the
redemption OF certificates OF deposit. 800 COO
Coin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 69671,042
Including coin certificates ............ "a 1895. 800
Legal tenders. ..................... 35S, ,69Q