, 1874-10-14
WASHINGTON,

Tho Frccdntn1l's Fsslnlk Fraud - Sits
pTcino Court niacAt Esnburrhss~
1neNtS Experienced IN tlEc NOtc-ls Q.
uclnrtfnn E1urcslu.
Spsta! Ditpnch to The Chfeafo Tribune.
"Asn1SuroH, D. O. Oct. t3.-I. IN reported that Or.
Pnrfta preroses, ls ono OF tho Commissioners
Of tin fFcedmnn'a Dank, tn ontor criminal suit
nganst Tic members Of tho late finance Committee Of
Tint institution for loons muio by them In violation
Of the clarteo Of the bauk, aud without tho knowledge
Of the Trustees.
SUPREME couRT DIGEST.
alr. Justice Miller, Of tho United States sunrem4
Court. IL engaged IL caing dgcst Of the report Of
tho Supreme Court, from tho 18th Howard 10 the 18th
Wtacs or from le5S, w.ere tho Curtin digest closes,
ready.
roMEnoT ". CONWAY
ES.senator Pomntoy ia havIng atepu taken to bring
supposed thn tho frs snt .hc charge of tho seduction
of Eonwaya wifi has been rccontly frcrlly brought
against poncroy III Kansas s tho Why tho mat
ter II revived Ut Tho trial the e1 Senator PROPOSES
to provo ILLS iuuoco1tco Of tho olet,Ao.
III fi.s Astoctatet ife.s.1
,,,,u.--. TIE N::y LOAN.
WAsH1Nozos, Dot. 1J.-Er-sanasor cattoi1, who has
l,sen srgo'nsca sss'a Troaaar Agen! . nesosias,
THU NEDEslrl1ox BUREAU.
Congress viii bu nske! for additional legislation to
tel condition. as w!4 caaGe. 1t 10 nsoes I'LL require
incnts without possibility Of future suspension. It
Is Lo1adrea h ottciul quarters tat the deposit Of
operations. Some banks fn1led to t1epust eren that
amount when tho Gu1cal wa3 established, aud It WAS
diliicult to Induce tLe!n to comply with tho law THO
aolnts Of worn nl inut!iatea noes for redemption
daily eecctvel arc now comparatively small, but 1t ia
feared tlHt If lilo Dnsouu should resume without lus
preparation, Nolcs would lo received III slcll IT,
cMmnlatGd Quantities III to materially cninrraes tic
bnsinese. 1t iH uncertain whom redemption will bo
resumed.
INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU.
Tho organization OF tho Bureau Of Intcrnal Reye-
nuo is working 80 vel! thAt lo recommendation will
missioner says that. owing to tho reduction Of tbs
number of articles Of taaaton, nn1 consolidation Of
e duties Of tho ocos1, tho taxea easily col.
ectsd than under former aws with ess OPPORTUNITIES
for traul very few cases OF which nsu reported.
DusTEEn's nES1aNAT1DN.
Tho resignation Of lIcharl ". Busted, United
6tates judge i0r Alabama, lag been received aud
cenls by tAo President. Ills successor has not been
II. D. Thitllrs, Of Oao, Principal Examiner in the
lalstf3hlce. WIS to-day npin!nsea ESn1uIuer Of In
tcrferonccH mud Tret-Assstlut-ExaMtue II. 4, Soy
nosg ot Connect,eut, promoted to lbs position u
1l1HcpAl Examiner 10th appointments ara maGo un
dG..' tia Ctsil.3eryice rust.
SUPREME COUNT PROCEEDINGS.
Tho Supre1uo Court To-day heard tllc cans Of tho
City Of New 0rlcnnB sEanst tho Now Yurk Steamship
Company, invo1vlIga oc1sou Of tho question whether
tho military governments erected III Now Orleans after
ts capture had tho authority to oaBa the property Of
tho city for term Of years offending bryol tho ter
mtnation Of huatilitjrs,
Justice Clifford Is III With cold and did not sit TO-
day.
CLAIMS AGA1.HT CUBA.
It 1s asccrainel Oh Inquiry Of tte Unitcd 6tatea
bit1tor Of tho Commission for tho adjudication Of
Aerican ctGons for damages resulting from tho rEes
cut rebellion III Cuba that Mt cast dozen cGsea with
lrools hayo becA rcnentcd, md tho Commission only
nwast tho preparation Of briefs before formally consl
esing them.