New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

received consignment Of American shoes found
that they delivered free al his warehouse door
produce them az his own factory. He could sell
ten times as many of that class OF GOODS , as OF
from goods of English make. II Is further stated
that hree-fourths of the leather u in,, IN the
Leicester shoe trade is of American tanning
Controller Bowler. Of the Treasury in a long
opinion. holds that Messrs. Springer and kilgore
the new Judges Of the Indian Territory, must wait
for their salaries ;in their nominations are con-
frmed by the Senate. After elaborate citations
from the law and the Constitution. and the opin-
ions of Attorney Generals. he says; IL follows
that the marshals and Observation-Disclosures are not
at present entitled to receive the salaries PROVIDED
by law for those offices. but must wait the re-
cept thereof until they have been confirmed by
the Senate: and so also the eddltiohal JUICES APP
standing The cause quoted from Section of said
act, purpOrting 10 empower IN" PRESIDENT 10 make
the app6ntmcnis during the recess of the Senate
That clause conferred no power upon the Prcsi-
dent which he did not already nave IT docs not
GF er6r "S does not repeal S Sf Or ody rs provisions
OF section l7Gl r. : expressly prohibiting such
payments. II Congress intended that he iudgcss
Section l7Gi. X S. they certainly have failed TO
express their intention and know Of no Way to
ascertain th"r intention except from the language
they have used. and If such were their intentions
ii seems probable that they would have Included
the marshals and dlstric,-atjorncys ana not re-
strcted payment TO the judses: l,.,.r.,. ..vo
He therefore advises the Attorney General; You
are not. therefore, authorized TO pay the judges, or
the marshalS the attorneys. until their
appon tments have been confirmed by the Senate
The other officers provided for in III" act of March
l. 1895 not being appointed by the President by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate. but by
other oicCr stO wit. the clerks by me courts the
deputy clerks by the clerks themselves; the deputy
marsnals by the marshals; the comuisssioners and
Conetahlcs by the iudgesmay be paid their salaries
monthly. except the constables for whom no APP
preparation mas been made
BY A divided court, the supreme Coart Of the
United States to-day affirmed the judgment Of the
Circuit Court FOR the Southern District Of New York
in the of ;hc Havemeyers and Elder Sugar Re
tn!nC Company against Daniel Magone. Collector Of
the Port of New-Iork The plaintiffs objected 10 the
methods OF inspecting sugars imported by them at
Ncw-York. and paid sG1&i % duties In ISIS under
protest The company sued the collector Tor the re-
turn of the money hut the Court below found for
the Collector. That judgment Is now affirmed.
Two important cases were restored 70 tho docket
of the Supreme Court of the United States to-day
and reassis ned for argument the next term. one
was that Of the Elmira Savings Bank against
Charles Davis, receiver. The savings bank hal 81,
600 on dayosit with a National bank which failed ami
OF which Davis was appointed receiver. The bank
sued Davis for the money, or the ground that IN
der the laws of the state Of NewYork its money
was to he treated as special deposit and paid in
full before the claims OF other depos.,ors were con-
this view OF the case, and Davis appealed to the
Supreme Court Of the United states The point at
issue Is really controversy between the laws of the
State Of NewYork and of the United States Several
similar are said 20 be depending upon the de
csiOn in this
The other was the case OF George w. Russ against
Joseph Teufcuir. involving about N,cnOpO, growing
out of land transaction In Texas. This has been