, 1874-11-13

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Tho CialEa:.o Observation-Disclosures isccAIs..
1au0als STEMS.
!Spet,as D.spateh to Tia Chtcaao Tribune.
WAsi!ls0ToN, Nov. 12.--Gon. Bpnner'H report,
AZ summarized by tho Associated Pross, coutaius
ITO roforcuoe to tito t.85 bohdB. a atatoment aas
made in these dispatches, fo1 days ago, re-
gardlng BONE argutnents Which tle Troasurer
would nso in his report in favor OF convertible
bonds, aud It was baacd upon tho fact TINT ho
had wsitten thetn oht, intending ID gtso shan,
placo In Ills report. Subsequent considerations;
however, induced hitn to loayo out hll such n.at-
tor, although ho continues Of tho sumo opiuion
OIL tho subject TINT ho held last year.
THE CHICAGO CuLLEoTnnsll1r.
It was decded to-tlay to Withdraw Air. lIoyt'a
appointment hi 1ntorllnl novenno Collector NJ
Chicago, antl tcudcr shc ollice to Philip Il. WadB
worth aauutor Lugau lndoraed Nj, Hoyt as
mont on tlo ground That ho ID not we'll known in
public circles throughout tnD city. This repre-
Heutatlou secu4cd tho cllango.
PAVING EHpEA1MENTs.
Contractors laso aircn1Y begun TO prepare
nonnsyivanla nronuo lor tho purpose Of laying
thcir sI1nplo pnvemens. n1dcr tho conditions To-
cently la,d d0wu by tho District Commissioners.
THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT Aas3ctATIoN
FROM vnrlous eoctions Of til" country, and tho
prospects Tor tho car'y completion Of tho moNu-
lMcut scem to be better than ever.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Tho President has given tho Civil Service Re-
form Comnlssionorb rcaaon to bclieYo that Ao
will urge i'll lis Forthcoming meBsugo au appro-
prlation to carry out tho syatonl. llo had not
only not changed Ills opinion with reference to
the system, but hs Expresses regret tt,at tho
rules hnYo net bcun properly Carried out in some
localities.
TUE REVENUE. ..
Thero is ycrv 1ittlo probability that tho Troas-
ury officials wIll recommend any notifications
of the ptcscnt rbvcuuo laws. The cuatulnB re-
ceipts hnvo greatly fa1lon oil dMiing tho past
year, which faus ia attributable to tho PANIC OF
last fall but tho internal royeuuo receipts
iayo becn steadily iucrcasinS and ,ayo la,goly
excGcled the Commissioners estimates. vr1us-
my oiliclals aro inclined tu opposa all the 1nodi-
ficntions mid new casalicatio1ls TINT have boon
proposed because they bellefo that thuir adol,-
tun would diminish Tho customs rccoIpta moro
than tLo country could stand At this timo. Mom-
beia OF lilo Ways nrd alcnnB committee have
boon individually considering number Of plans
that hnyo bcou suggested for tho reorganization
ot tlo tarilr System, hut 1t is not believed they
will recommend any change in tho present laws.
THE ctt1cAao coiLEcTorsu1r
IYu the 4lssn.a1tcf f,ftas.l
WAEn1S0ToN, ID. G.. Nov. 12,-rhitip WadR-
worth is appointed Collcoturof lntcrnal Rcyenuo
for :ho Er:t Disricz OF Illinois, vire Hoy, wluso
NOMINATION il Withdrawn.
HYATE CLAIMS.
The Secretary Of Tho Interior reycrscs tho do.
c1eion OF Commissioner DrllnlluoHa. Ut tho Hou-
era1 Ln1ld- Office, I'll tho 23d III Jnnunry, 1874, re-
fusing 10 oouaiuor an nccount in fnyor Of Ne
brasIa tor por cent Of tho vuluo Of public landA
lying within lur limits, included witha tue
reservations mado by treaties with 1ultans. Tie
uccuutlt will bc, tlleroore, at once prepared aud
doclnion will control tho pcuding claims from
several other sitatoa.