The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-08

the facts OF the case we concur II Is due Mr.
Arnold TO add that after such notification he gave up
neen engaged In any other Than government service.
HIS capacity was not Questioned and no charge othsi
than as above stated made against MS character
Third The recent action OF Collector Tuition IN 70
moving Mr. Arnoa By appointing and Administering
NE oath OF Office 10 Mr. frick In his place on Juno
80 uiL, was taken before the receipt By him on
that day OF the despatch by telegraph from the Soc
rotary of the Treasury prohibiting such action. We
reason to douo tue good faith OF the Collectors
action IN that respect and hnd evidence OF intent
ON his part to disregard Instructions TO show disre-
speet 10 his official superior.
Foarth--The Anal instruction we understand as
atg ike tho last OF our general Instructions 10 tho
amendment OF the law and IN this respect We havo
only TO say that although there evidence tending
10 show that tho oice Of Resident at Chester
might be safely abolished aud the service there con-
dcc,ed by detail from this port are not satisfied
that this Is advisable II ~ true the duties o
the onlco have not hitherto occupied the full ume
oil the inspector, bat he complains that
has been ana is unable to do as he might for
want of proper facilities. such boat and boatman
with which 10 board vessels IN the stream. which no
thinks should be provided. Tho night ohcer has also
complained OF the insdoquacy OF his compensation IN
view of the labor he has 10 perform We not SUN
cieny informed as 10 the substance of these
plants TO make any recommendation other than that
they 90 reierrod TO special agent or other suitable
authority for Investigation. Worry rsspse'iu.'y
HENRY ID. WELSH
THOMAS SlhUNS
SWEDEN AND NORWAY AT The INDUSTRIAL Ex.
nDITIoNs.
Tho United States Minister to Sweden and Norway,
writing to the Department Of state relative to nerna
tional exhibitions states that the prizes awarded to
Swedish exhibitors our Centennial VIII be dstrib-
utcd by tho Crown Prince in the latter part OF August
With reference tho coming Exhibition at PARIS both
sweden and Norway are working with characteristic
efforts in similar direction Sweden having already
appropriated for this object s5s,ooo and Norway
$4,000
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30, 1877.
Tho Bureau OF Statistics having received tho returns
from all tho customs districts OF exports and imports
during the fiscal ycar ended Juno 80, 1871 furnishes
tho following corrected slatement:--
Total exports (speco values) sdo2 ISL
Total oil imports. 4ol,3V7, o49
EXCESS OF exports. .Slol, iO',VoS
In the fiscal year 1876 the OF exports over
imports was but $40 6l5,4s In ihc fiscal year 1877
tho exports Of coin and bullion amounted to
$50 1883 237 and tho imports to $40, 7Hil4, while in
the preceding year the exports 500 SOC, 3o2 and
the imports only SIS, oSe6 s
GENERAL KIMBALL EXPECTS TO DE TRANSLATED.
General Kmbal, Surveyor General OF Utah, who
was time ago suspended by the Secretary OF tho
Interior, will leave Tor home tomorrow feeling salts.
fed That has boon voraby considered by tho
President and Cabinet and that he Will DO rcnslated
in his office. a4 k4H