New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, NOV. 10, lo'o'
OligarO Chief OF the Temecula Indians OF SOntherh
California, arrived this morning. He had an nterVe"
With Secretary Chandler aud asked immediate relief for
his band some 500 number, who have been rendered
homeless by sherfs writ Of cjectment lie also asss %
that some secure provision be made for the rest OF ne
civilized Mission indiana who are living Oh lands 10
which other persons hold the legal tite secre,ay ,h
Chandler promised TO do all he could but exp"hcu tn"'
the matter will require action by Congress.
A. c. Buell. the newspaper correspondents whom nec
retary Chandler has been pursuing with so much mag-
nifty for the pas year and half arrived in Washington
last evening intending to spend the Winter here. rms
morning he surrendered himself to the officers Of the
court and released for the day on his own recog
nizance He says the officers glad to see him He
will probably give bail Secretary Chandler
| apparently does not yet know OF BuelPs arrival
yicePresdent Wilson slept well last night, and con-
tnues 10 gain strength very rapidly He Is feeling very
comfortable to-day and begius to talk about going back
10 Massachusetts, The doctor will insist his remain
ing here and taking complete rest until his recovery IL
wilson was able TO be dressed and sit up before the Are
In his room He had short interview with At'orheJ-
| General PierrepOnt and ex-senator Fenon.
The employees OF the Cusomhouse throughout the
country will be considerably exercised in few days by
orders from the Secretary Of the Treasury to rednce the
force IN order TO cnrall expenses az the appOPaio
the collection Of Customs Is deficient To the extent oI
| about 100000.
Another vacancy was created in the Interior Depart
men to-day by the resignation of Joseph Jockey OF MIN
nesota Deputy Commissioner Of Pensions to take effect
Dee I5 with leave Of absence until that date The once
win be filled by Presidential appointment after congress
assemblies.
The Controller OF tho Currency will recommend, IN his
annual report, change in the mode OF appointing re-
ceyers for National banks that become insoyen the
effect OF which will be relieve his Office OF portion OF
the responsibility, and to give creditors OF the banks
voice in the selection.
The Warm Spring Indians, in town. had another
conference with the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs this
afternoon They want the Commissioners 70 furnish them
with transportation their homes IN Oregon. In view
OF their services to the Government in the Modoc cam
paign. the Commissioner will probably accede to their
request
The following Revenue appointments were made to-
day: stOrekeepcrs-Joseph b. Buckingham, for the
Eighth District of Virginia and Joseph J. Davis for the
First District OF Ohio. Gaugcrs-Warren Woodward Tor
the Fifth District OF Missouri and Charles W. Lewis Tor
| the Nineteenth District Of New-iork.
The reported interview Of Collector Casey some time
ago In regard to the third term" and which has been
the subject Of unfrendly comment is pronounced by him
be absolutely untrue. He never had "A conversation
with anybody on that subject.
Commodore G. III. Cooper. commanding the Pensacola
lu antne have been removed at that place
The President began work on his Message 10 Congress
this morning and will receive visitors until after its
completion.
Bendix Koppel has been appointed Consul OF the
United States at Bogota