Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-30
WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

WARRINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
The 1assachusstts Democratic state Con-
vention-have acquitted themselves greatly
to their credit, inasmnch az they have placed
their party upon platform which must in
stantly disconnect from them. every man in
the State who is not willing hereafter to ac-
cord to the Southern section Of the confederacy
its rights under the Constitution, one and all,
entire and without question. The effect will
probably be that they will throw greatly
dimini, he'd vote at first, though as their oppo-
nents increase their anti-slavery ultraism.
thousands of conservative men who cannot
fail to loose from any cause bidding fair to
disturb the psrmsnency Of the Union, viii
surely rally to their support. bringing their
Organization in very few years to point Of
power which it has hardly reached since the
Democratic party of the country has had an
existence. It cannot be that either great 20.
-litical party in any Northern State can be
come thoroughly abolitionized, without driving
from it q large conservativs'wing, to be gradu-
ally incorporated with that portion Of its OPP
ponents who occupy the soundest position upon
the slavery question. %, - .l-.-,,.-. -s,.. cir
:, the Rendition Of tho Accounts Of Person
making Disbursements on Government Ac-
count.-We understand that the Treasury De.
partment have in the hands of the printer q
circular, Of which We herewith present copy
which is of interest and Importance to all the
Governments officers who give bonds:
-rr-t TREASURY DEPARTMENT, IL, /,
Second Comptroiier's Office,
-.F September "a, 1854
SIR: To obviate in future the difficulties
that have heretofore existed, in ascertainin ny
the respective liabilities of sureies on ofici al
bonds, some change in keeping and reno erins
revised in this Office, Is required no.
Yon will be pleased, therefore, to keep you,
accounts with the United States separate and
distinct, under every bond given by you, and
to state, In the caption of each quarterly &C.
count tho date Of the bond under which it is
rendered.
The balance, if any, due to the United
States, under the first series of accounts will
not be carried into the second or subseuu ent
series rendered under q new bond; but the
account will be closed by the payment of the
deposites you will designate, by the date OF
the oond, the accounts 70 which the sum ia tc
be applied, and also the appropriation. ia
which it is refunded h, -a,. -, la, :. :
1t Is to be understood, however, that addi
tional Or cumulative. bonds do not operate tc
release the sureries on prior bonds, though 8
settlement under each Is necessary to AZ the
times when successive sur 4ties become liable
and to ascertain the amount Of their liability
Your accounts are to be made up aud rem
dered In all cases whore one Berries ends and
another begins during quarter to the end OF
such quarter For example, the commiss!oa
of A expires on tho Och of May; he IL re
appointed. and gives q new bond on the 10th
of May; the accounts are to be rendered up ia
the 9Th Of May, inclusive, In one series, and
second series commences on the 10Th of May
and ends on the 30th Of June Inclusive, and
80 on quarter yearly until such time as he may
cease to be in office. .... ..t...... .--0
am, very respectfully, yours.
JOHN M. BRoDHEsD: Comptroller
The San Juan Question In adaition to
Capt Hollins and Consul Faben, who are In
Washington. tho Government are understood
to have summoned Liestenant F suutleroy, late
Of the Cyane, to this city. We take it TO,
granted that they have been called hither 10
afford the President and Secretary of State n
formation Of all the. facts known to them in
connection with tho affair, upon which Mr.
Marcy is supposed to DO corresponding with
Mr.. Champion a.4y.a -. -rt~e Co
Hon. J. &. Chandler.-The Philadelp NH @
Sun Of the day before yesterday, is very in
djgnsnt at our comments upon the reason
superinducing it's hostility to Mr. Chandler
and winds up its column ON the subject, by
proving clearly that We were correct in assuro
ing that Mr. c.'s religions the cause Of the
vehement indisposition towards his election
watch the San manitests 80 -
Temporary Clerks Dropped. -Twenty more
of the clerks temporarily employed in the
General Land Office, are to be dropped from.
to-day, owing to the fact that there is no
longer sufficient work to keep them employed
there, tho business Of the bureau being up to
date in nearly all its branches. :...
e fu1ser Horatio Bridge, the new chief of the
naval Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing 2, has
reached Washington, and will enter upon the
discharge Of tho duties of the office.
The Morris.-The revenue cutter Morris.
which has recently been undergoing repairs,
is again ready to b pu. in commission and
resume her duties upon the Boston station.
A Clerk Appointed.-W E G.. Keen. Of
California, has been appointed a first elias,
clerk in the Office of the Sixth Auditor of he
Treasury, Woe G. Marcellus Gallaher, de-
ceased.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, the 2s:h of Sept
there were Of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books of the Department.. .:r
For the redemption of stock. $50. $40. 900 90
For the payment of Treasury debts 80 1852 81
sor tho customs ....,....,.? 26,604 81
Covered into tho Treasury from
miscellaneous sources. ......., 10 OF
For tho War Department. ....... l2,1lI Z:
For re-paying for the War Depart.
Went 49,. ...... 1,311 OF
For the Navy Department ...... 3l,726 OF
FJr the Interior Department, 1850 07
BULL THREATENS TO LICK BROTHER JosA
rHAs.-Our pen fairly shakes as We announce
the startling news, Bull actually threatens tc
lick Us Al soon as the Cars hash is settled