The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-15

speetor, was incompetent 10 Judge cor
reGlly OF The various conditions aud
qualities VI plug tobacco, aud that the
Inspector had taken 0ut samples for
consultation,
"A letter has been received NJ
I0Iela, Kansas, from the secretary Ut
the interior, stating that the papers Ia
the matter Of Governor Osh0rne's aGen-
saions against Enoeh llnag, Indian
superintendent have been examined
by tho president, aud he declines 10
remove HOagl ~ requested, OT take
any action in the case NJ present. II N
announced by authority that when
Governor Osborne returns rom hlH
trip a. California, he will immediately
lile new charges against lloag, aud ask
for formal investigation Of them,
These new charges, II ID understood,
will allege official aud personal dis
honesty against llOag, aud viii relate
mainly 10 the distribution Of Indian
annuities aud supplies In Kansas aud
Indian Territory during the time that
lioag has been acting ~ Indian super
intendenL
Secretary lirlstOw makes the fol-
lowing reply 10 u letter Of inquiry In
regard 10 The transfer Of boilers from
old % new boats, "ln answer 10 your
letter IN which you nslS 10 10 Informed
II the Inspector would be Justified In
approving an old boiler which you
propose 10 put In u new boat now
building, you arc informed that II the
boiler In question has been previously
used only on steam vessels, and " the
inspectors records show II was In all
respects Ia conformity TO the require
menta Of the steamboat acts In force nj
the time II was bultand first used, and
II now In good condition, ita use on u
now boat may be permitted, with an
allowance OF lls working pressure be-
ing within the limits prescribed 10y the
laws In force NJ the time Of lts original
inspections"
In an editorial on the recent crisis,
the London Times says; "rhere could
hardly have been more critical sit
uaton than existed at Berlin on the
arrival Of the emperor OF Russia The
German government may bo able 10
declare that q hostile movement was
never officially entertained, but n few
days since there was serious danger
that warllko councils would prevail.
We may suppose Prince G0rtschakoil
courteously expressed his determln-
alton TO treat ~ an enemy the first
state disturbing the pence. In spite Of
England's attitude of reserve we be-
llcve the government thought II mn
tional duty, In the recent crisis, 10 ex-
press It's opinion very decisive ~ In re-
gard TO the maintenance Of peace. The
communication was amlcably received,
aud most satisfactorily replied to.
France has expressed her acknowl-
edgment of England's friendly atti-
tude."
The secretaryo the treasury has
promulgated the following decisions /;
Salt In sacks Is not considered per-
ishable article, Cigars brought into
the United States In transit for foreign
countries may be forwarded to their
destination, irrespective of quantity
contained in such shipments. Horses
imported to be trained may be return
ed free of duty. Marine hospital pa
tlents are not TO be treated at home,
except by special permission, In GER
tain cases. Vessels are not TO be docu-
mented until inspection fees have been
paid. Vessels licensed for the fisheries
are not to pay tax on tonnage. Cot
ton arriving in port before March %,
1875, and entered afterward, Is entitled |
to ten per cent reduction of duty.
Small launches and yachts are subject |
to inspection. Deteriorated drugs, etc.,
shall not be allowed to pass the custom
house, but must be either exported
within six months, or destroyed at the |
expense of the owner, under the super
vision of the collector. Paper import
ed for printing purposes and to be ex-
ported afterward is dutiable. The de-
partment does not permit the reship-
ment of goods in bond from points of
delivery to which they have been sent
in bond from ports of entry, the ship |
ment in bonds of delivery being only |
allowed for the purpose of withdrawal
of payments of duty at subj ports.