New-York tribune., 1877-06-13

LATEST NEWS FROM THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIoNs FROM LOUISIANA AND ALABAMA WORKING
IN WASHINGTON TO SECURE RECoGNI1IoN.
WASHINGTON, June 12.--The Cabinet cOun-
ell to-day lasted two hours, but beyond giving attention
to certain appointments Of comparatively minor I'm
portance there business of extraordinary Interest
before the meeting The War and Navy Departments
not represented at the session The subject OF the
Collector and Naval Officer at Baltimore discussed
but no conclusion reached
The following is OF thc where removal In the
Treasury has been ordered on ground OF relationship
Two brothers entered the service of the Treasury proper
about dozen years ago. messenger and the othes
as watchman They promoted in separate divisions,
until the honesty and fidelity of each led TO intrusng
each with similar positions of great responsibility one
placed In charge Of the bank safe where the bonds
the circulation OF National banks are kept THIS
safe contains about S35O0OO0O0 Of bonds in packages
easily accessible. The other brother in the cashiers
Office, has long been in charge Of the cash vault He
locks and opens It, The contents seldom less than
$5O00O.O00 and often reach Sl50,O0000O Each sue
Treasurer has kept these men, and IN fact tey
have regarded invaluable because of their proved
character for honesty and vigilance. The new civil SER
vice rule makes 1t necessary to dismiss one and the
question s which has the more important safe TO watch
and lock and be responsible for.
The bond Col Brady recently appointed Collector OF
Internal for the Petersburg, Va District has
been received at the Internal Revenue office aad is ap-
proved that Collector Brady will immediately enter
upon his duties.
The President to-day commissioned Gabriel G. Wharton
to he United sats Attorney for Kentucky also, the fol
lowing postnasers: James D. Cook, Unionvile, Conn
william II. Bamv, Red Bluff, Cal; John NJ CrossmaD,
Williamstown, Mich. w. T.. Weddcl Ok0ona, Miss. {;
Avarado c. Frederick, Newton, Kansas; Warren W.
Huntington, Galena H.. William II Mann, Gilman, I'LL !;
bell, LItchfeld, ILL.,. William W. IOwdermk, Auburn,
III; jefferson T.. worord, Cornth, Mss; Moses NJ
10 lp. X,
Va. Also, John McCntock TO be United states Marshal
for Maryland, and Col Wharton to be United states
Mr. 5. A. Gilpm, chief clerk and acting Commissioner
Of the Indian Bureau, at his own request nas been re-
cvod rOm duty in the Indian Office, pending the inyes-
gatiOn Of the charges preferred against MN Dy j. B
Wolf The President has designated Aloizo Bell, As,
Secretary OF the Interior To perform the duties 0f
Commis soner OF Indian Affairs al interim Mr.. T. W
Hocomb Chief OF the Land Division OF the indian Bl,
rcau has been temporarily assigned to dity a. cheI
clerk of the bureau The investigation commenced TINS
morning.
Charles Joseph was to-day appointed revenue store
keeper for LIST ohio Cincinnati District, and Albert
Stanley gauger for the same district.
! A delegation OF cOOred people from louisiana VINO
have had interviews with the President which they
say were very to them called on SeereiE m a
subject Of CustOm-hOuse appointments Tor minor no
siti0gs the secretary was asked whether ne thought
onerd OF the patronage too much for the eoiored
people The Secretary replied that II men OF lb'grty
titled share Of the patronage. and further re-
marked that he would write to Collector King at New
I'm view of the conflicting reports OF the interview held
yesterday with the President, b. The Alabama delegation
headed Marshal Turner OF that State, the following
authorized statement is made Tbc gentlemen informed
the Precedent that after the return Of eHiOy smiths
DELEGATION from the Cincinnati Convention, they failed
even "A. committee and did not pretend 10 manage the
canvass in Alabama; and that the canvass was man
| aged entirely by the Republican committee OF
wnicn Charles T.. Mayer Is chairman The President
| EXPRESSED some surprise at tnis statement, and
saL that tne appointments he made in Alabsmi might
have been mistakes, that he would not now reoall
them lie assured the delegation that he would make
removals only for cause that vixen an officers term hd
expired he regarded she Office "a belonging 70 TIE a-
pointing power - reappOnt or appoint anew az might
scem beet TIE conversation then turned the subj ct
OF carpei baggofs," when the President said that he
! did not regard a "carpet-baGeCr" a man VINO went
south 20 become a bona idc resident Only those who
went south the purpose OF holding Office matter
The interview lasted hour, and tie gentlemen Of the
delegation left with the impression that tie President
would make further changes III Alabama except Tor
GAUGE OF where the commissions OF officers expired.
The delegations representing the cGntendng fac-
tion- OF Republican party in Alabama had Interviews
with Attorney General Deyens this morning In regard 10
the MARI and dgtrctatOincyslp for that state
one delegation favored the retention of the present IN
ouhcuis while the other urged tnat changes should be
tons The Attorney General after hearing both dcega-
ons recommended that they endeayort to reconcile their
differences and upon the appointment OF persons
satisfactory TO bOtn factions OF the party The ptes NJ
ncumhcnts are George Turner Marshal and C. f. Mayer,
The opposing faction is divided ~ the
recommendations having candidates for each posi-
ton For the maTsIal,hD they present the names OF
samuel c. Reid stats senator Harris aud for Dl-tret-
Attorney the names OF ex-Goy. Smith ana MeADee.