New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-07
PROM WASHINGTON.
speci, Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, July T. 1864.

the current expenses OF tne yehi'
Supposing all the authorized loans taken the amount
of the public debt the end of the next fiscal year
and the annual interest thereon will stand thus Cold
bearing debt already issued. Ss37 94l0)li interest,
go, e23, 672 Seventy.fve million dollar loan partly
taken s75 900 COO interest a. 10000 Balance Of ten
forty loan at p cent $780, 900; interest, 80 100000
-Four hundred million dollar oan 500 Oo0,0OO inter-
est 600 Total 81 Az 9i Oel. Total interest,
$50, s23 672.
Debt bearing lawful money interest 1873, 900.
Interest So, s76O0O 81. Debt bearing interest
$500 33 1904 Total amount debt and interest on 3Oth
June 1865: Debt 81 32i .9g7. Interest sl06693,
729
1t will be seen By these figures that independent Of
the anticipated increase in the and the excess
OF the receipts and above the interest the public
debt the Treasury viii be abundanty able to meet all
demands it's Golfers. If the expenses OF the
greater during the next year than they were
during the year just ended Including the excess Of
receipts the interest. the Treasury Department
will have In its vaults when all the loans authorized
negotiated. s736 100000 than has been spent in
any one year since the commenced
PROTEST AGAINST THE MEXICAN LOAN.
A protest has been made by NJ. Jesus Escobar
Y. Armendariz late Secretary of the Mexican Lega.
ton now Agent Of the Constitutional Government In
Europe against the last Mexican loan in these words;
IL Jesus Escobar Y. Armendagiz. Agent Of the Con
stitutional Government Of Mexico legally authorized
and IN virtue Of the divers protests made by the Legis
atiye and Executive powers Of the Nation against al
the contracts and in general against all the acts OF the
French Intervention aud Of the unconsres emanaing
from il protest anew that tho Mexican Nation and its
Constitutional Government will never. at any time,
Ognizc or admit the obligations which shall be
traced by any other fanctonaros than those who hold
their authority from the Constitution.
Il protest especially against the Mexican loan which
decreed tho 10Th OF April last by the Archduke
Ferdinand Macmillan Of Austria and against every spe
ces ofobgation which shall be contracted at the charge
OF the Mexican nation by what person soeyer who shall
not be authorized by the Constitutional Government
whether these obligations have for their object to
fresh national debt or to augment the amount OF
that which already exists, simply to introduce mod
fcation Of the English debt, which the Government
considers sacred any other debt legally recognized
And although the protests the supreme power of the
nation have obtained in Europe all the publicity which
was due to them now renew them in the interest Of
the public and to affirm as much possible the rights
Of the Mexican nation
THE LAIF bEN. W ADSNbhih
Capt. Craig w. Wadsworth, son of Gen. JAS
5. Wal-worth, arrived here this morning from the
Army OF the Potomac a short leave 10 accompany
bis mother 70 Point Lookout to obtain from Rebel prs-
oners there the particulars OF bis fathers death.
THE GREAT INvAsIoS-HUMBUG.
The Rebel raid into Maryland has been criti-
ca'ly called circus.rdng BY high dignitsry here and
b.yb in
CURED Of about the terrible invasion remarked "I the
crowd was put trial they could not be convicted of
more than trespass with nolt commit horse thef'
CASE OF KENTUCKY.
II is supposed here that the suspension of the
habeas corpus and the establishment Of martial law IN
Kentucky is in anticipation of possible trouble from the
enforcement, Of the draft land particularly the emil
mcn of the slaves Of tho dsloyal portions OF tie
State.
THE INCOME Tx.
1t has been discovered that tie passing of the
special income tax authorized be levied during the
last hours OF Congress is cocctabe upon all incomes
received during the year ending December 1903 thence
tapping over into 1862. The exact language Of the
Joint resolution is that the tax shall be levied upon in
comes for the year ending December 81 preceding the
time when the taC is coecablc which time is October
SOL thus making the tax coleotable from December
lsG2 TO December, 1863 This was not. it is well
known, tho intention Of the trainers OF the law and
will be difficult to collect the tax from Government
ployecs and naval and army officers. who have paid
their regular per cent ever since tho old law went
into effect but who will not be able to pay to the Gov
ernment the additional per cent for the simple reason
that they will not have in many instances any income
now being pensioners without employment, without
any fixed income. Government employees have had
the usual per cent deducted from their salaries here
tofore though the income tax is not ooectable from
citizens generally untI September, 1864.
CONDITION OF PETERSBURG.
An officer from the front says that Petersburg
il now covered by hundred of our guns. and
that Gen Grant to give the orders its destruc
tion would bo the work OF but few hours.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Commissioner Lewis expresses the opinion
that the receipts IRON internal revenue for the next Gs
cal year will reach the large figure of s3O0.OO0OOo
RETALIATION.
A private letter from Off Charleston mentions
the arrival there OF the Rebel officers selected TO
dorgo the ordeal of fire instituted by thor frendsex
posure to the fire Of the Rebel batteries. The letter
states that comfortable quarters have already been pro-
yded FOR them in locality where shells most do drop
INTEREST DELAYED.
The accrued interest on the bonds Of the loan
Of 1884, due July / Ia gold will not DO forwarded for
several days owing % great pressure OF business on the
Treasury.
To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON wednesday, July s. 1884
CAPT. wISsLow OF THB KEARsARGR.
Capt. Winslow will undoubtedly be recon-
10 data hton thu day ON which Ia