New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-30
FINANCIAL AFFAIRs.


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The revenue from customs for the last quarter Of III.
year. it s estimated. will amount to s3o.cO0coo. over
SIS c4Ooo has abroad, been received. From Internal
revenue $4,000 600; and from miscellaneous sources
about s0omOOo derived principally from the premium
on gold sold by the Treasury Department The actual
official revenue for the first three quarters Of the year
sGl ESQ III 90 while the actual and estimated receipts
for the last quarter are se6,577.4 Az 70.
Tho official statement Of the public debt on The 2ac:
June shows that the gold interest per on TIA
amount outstanding at that $50 81 IS. o. snd
the interest per payable in currency, 81 .ee
pa O5-mnsius the total interest the debt e. 49,
Il6 10.
The interest on the Seventy.Fiye Million Loan. wher
III taken viii amount 10 four millions five hundred
thousand dollars Per anurm. from the tim. the bonds
are issued Dcdnctng premium from the first year.
interest II will leave only about million interest
bc paid by the first year. The Four Hundred Million
Dollars Loan, at six per cent, u add tYeHty.oug nil
Lon dollars the gold DEMONSTRATING debt md
the hundred and thirty millions OF Ten-Iorty Bonds
still remaining undsposcd o. when taken viii increase
the interest six million five hundred thousand aore.
making the total interest payable in gold eighty-tvu
million three hundred and foIy.soven thousand cie
hundred and lty-seyen dollars.
These ore all the loans which the Secretary Las
thory 70 negotiate II will BE- seen thar even II hg
receipts shall fall of twenty-one millions.
onc.fth. during the neyt fiscal yearwhich Is very
unlkoytho Treasury Department viii still BE- able te
pay every dollar q; interest il owes
THE FRENCH IN WESTERN MEXICO.
Intelligence has been received here today
from Acapulco that the French met with little o.Pos
ton while landing there. Their landing was covered
By their war.ships
Two hundred and frty cavalry and 100 Egyptian A.
croes were go. ashore The French have since had
different engagements with Gen. AlyarcTs troops II
the outskirts OF Acapulco. Senior ID. Jesus BscoJa'.
special agent OF the National Mexican Goyernmen'.
made protest in London. the 10Th inst, against
Maximilians Mexican lean.
OUR WOUNDED At THg WILDERNESS.
4 wounded soldier, who effected his escape
frou the Rebel hospital at Locust Grove in the Wider
ness arrived here to-day He says tina. on the day ~
yamosed the Rebels were removing all Of our wousse1
who were able 10 walk 10 Richmond Those unabl' ''
be removed about thirty in NUMBER were el' 'nA'
in charge OF a Union surgeon.
He states that upward Of 20 on. Of .1 OF cur WOMB
ed had died. mainly from the want Of attention al
noprishment. The larnLouscs in the neish5orhood %
the battlefield he says, are filed with our wounded
limited circumstances will permit. The dead o, boIs
armies still remain unburied.
DEATH OF TnB coMAiISsARy-GESERL
Brig. Gen. Taylor, Commissary-G m
Subsistence died last night Col. Eaton Of Now'torS
is tho next in order of promotion in this Department
SUBSTITUTES.
The buying of substitutes commenced here
TODAY with great spirt Over 800 were purchased "
gentlemen anxious 10 make timely provision again"
the chances Of tho draft and before the inevafse ed'
vance in tho substitute market The price closed shs
evening at s460
THE NETWORK SUB.TREAsuRY TRHAsuRRs.
Mr.. Cisoo's resignation Of the Assistant Iress'
urysnip in Nov York has bean withdraw MIR. ffsds
Therefore will not succeed to that place.
SANITARY WORK.
The Sanitary Commission to-day sent do~s