The New York herald., 1875-07-01
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WASHINGTON, June 80, 1875.
THE RETIRING ITALIAN msIsTER-PREsENTA-
TIoN OF THE LETTER OF REcALL-ADDREssEs
ON THE OCCASION.
Count Corti for several years the Italian Minis
ter In TINS country, accompanied by MI. Cadwala-
der, Assistant Secretary OF State, yesterday pre-
yented his letter ofreca to the President at Long
Branch and made the following remarks:-
BY order OF His Majesty the King, my august
sovereign, have the honor 10 denver to Your Ex
cellency the roy yal letter which terminates my mis-
Blon near you. bis Majesty charged me at Inc
Same time 10 express to Your EXcenency his senti-
ments Oi unalterabe friendship am happy. Mr.
President to avail myself OF the occasion which
Is thus offered me TO shank Your Exceliency
Or All your acts or kindness TO Inc
Auring my stay IN the United states. The
confidence which has been SHOWN me by Your
Excelency, well Az by your government, will
always form one OF Ine most pleaslng recoIsc-
Bt the moment or taking leave oil you, TO express
leave country where nave received 30 many
manifestations OF sympathy.
The President replied as follows:-
Count, receive with unusual regret the letter
which your sovereign has peen pleased to ad-
dress 10 me announcing your recall from
\ mission which you nave tor some years
most acceptaDly nlled. During that time, IN ad-
1ition u the ordinary funetons OF the post, you
kindly, with his approval and with that OF the
parLles, undertook the lauorious aud responsible
trust OF arbiter under the treaty OF Washington.
You are not ignorant OF our sentiments
~ TO the manner IN which you dis
charged the dutIes Of tue off1ce-sentlments
In, and especially by Her Britannia Majesty's
government. II Ia the course OF your abode mere
confidence has been SHOWN IN you result has
proved Ihat it Wen deserved. Although IL
seems 10 nave pleased that fortune which, more
or Iess presides over the destinles OF members OF
your profession 10 nave suggested your transfer
20 another sphere you may be sure that we part
from you with reluctance, and cannot iaIl always
10 take lively interest In your welfare.
REORGANIZATION OF THE TREASURY DEPART
MENr UNDER THE TREASURY BILL.
The Treasury Department was to-day reorgan-
lied under the Kellogg Dill whIch passed Congress
In the expiring hours OF the late session,
TO become operative at the commencement
Of the next fiscal year, tomorrow. Tne salaries
OF all the bureau officers and chiefs ana assistant
chiefs or divisions nave been increased. The gen.
sral lorce of the Treasury WILL by DILL be re-
duced to the extent OF 3s4 employees, At q sav inR
It Is claimed, OF 5000 The following appoint
aents under the Dill were made in the ONCE OF
tie Secretary to-day
ChieJoJ Dfrision OF WdrTants-J. s. Powers.
Assistant ChfeT Of DiUtst0n-W. +. McLenan vice
Whiting, reduced.
?. X. Upton, SuDTreasury; 4. P. Games Internal
Revenue; A. l. stnrdevant, Stationery; ID. Lyman
Navigation 5: J: klmoall Revenue Marine
Assistant ChteTs or DtcfStons-E. b. DasKam, 3.
A. Johnson, Charles Lyman, I. b. Lander and z.
W. Clarke, Jr.
Diuision or Lodns-walker stewart, Receiving
Clerk OF Bonds, and George L. Warren, Book
Keeper.
DiUiston or CuyTencv-Issac Thornton. Chief,
and Charles ii. Brown. Assistant.
First AUDITORS OHce-'rhaddeus Sturqis William
r. Marsn, JOhn Is. Bently and Allen F. MCMILLAN,
Chiefs oi Division; James b. Cleveland fourth
BASS.
T7tird AUDITORS oDEce-J. +. Jones, J. S. T1che-
nor A. Cauidwell, george Dooilttle and W. Il.
whitney, Cnlefs or Divisions.
A list OF those selected as deputy auditors,
romptrollers and COMMISSIONERS has been pre-
pared and sent 10 President Grant at Long Branch,
there being no authority IN the bill vestlng this
class Of appointments IN the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
CHANGE IN THE PENSION AGENCY AT NEW YORK.
The Secretary OF The Interior has nominated 10
The President Jacob NJ Patterson. Jr.. TO be Pen.
ZION Agent at New York, In place OF Mr. butcher.
TREASURY DEcIsIoNs-DUTIABLE ARTICLES IN
TRoDUCED THROUGH THE MAus-THE AD-
MISSION OF WORKS OF ART.
In a letter dated June 70 Secretary Brstow
says:--
may add that the Importation OF valuable arti-
cles the United states Dy means or newspapers
OF letters through the mails mas no sanction In
Iaw and II attempted with Intent 10 eVade the
payment OF duties subjects the articles 10 forfeit
ure, and parties mskihg such attempt or Know
lngly receiving sucn articles 10 prosecution for
penalties provided BY law.
The provision Ia the free list for the admission
OF works OF art, the production OF American
artists. Is held not TO include copies OF sucn pro-
1uctions unless sucn copies actually made "
American artists; nor does the mere importation
Dy artists suice 60 give such copies tue character
Df productions OF American artist, which
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