The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03
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significant announcem mt is made in our Washington
dispatches to the effect that the War Department has
ordered stop to be put TO the sales of all manner Of
army transportation materiel Though large quantities
OF this necessary adjunct Of military movements have
already been disposed Of since the termination of the
rebellion, there is still considerable supply remaining
in possession Of the government, for which it would
appear General Grant the Secretary think we NAV
have use.
The statement Of the national indebtedness as shown
by the Treasury Department books Tuesday last the
3lst ut made public by Secretary McCulloch yes
terday From this appears that the total amount OF
our national debt outstanding is two thousand and
seven hundred aud forty million eight hundred and fifty
four thousand hundred and fifty eight dollars
showing reduction during the past month OF little
over four millions Of dollars The total yearly interest
on the present debt is hundred and thirty eight mil
lion hundred and thirty thousand and seventy
.cight dollars OF which about sixty-seven and half
millions payable in coin and about seventy
one and a quarter millions in legal tender
potes The amount Of legal tender notes in
circulation has been reduced about forty -four
And million OF doaJs since the monthly
-Dnent made, it bring about six hundred and
Dhiry-three mllor.s seven hundred and nine thousand
Boars There are in the treasury over sixty-eght
millions OF DOLLARS
Two mi lions and half of dollars OF internal revenue
WOW y Jceived by the government yess.ruay'
Provisional Governor Parsons, Of Alabama, yesterday
had an interview with the President for the purpose
"a understood of endeavorng to influence the latter in
favor OF aboshng the Freedmens Bureau.
A feet OF naval vessels consisting OF the steamers
Vanderbilt and Powhaian, the sloop-of-war Tuscarora
and the Monitor Monadnoc, viii shortly, II II has not
already sail from Fortress Monroe by way OF 3d. Thomas
West Indies for San Francisco and other Pacific pors
20 attend to our national interests that side OF the
continent
Additional intelligence OF much interest in regard to
the pending struggle in xico between republcanism
aud Imperialism is given city Of Mexico dispatches
Ia the 10th ult and in the statements Of President
Jaurezs military commander in the State OF Goa
hula General Aguirre who has lately arrived In
this city The General very reasonably looks upon the
recent imperial story Of severe defeat OF the republicans
before Maiamoros great cxaggeraton and supposes
IL 10 have amounted to mercya repulse OF Cortna
band as Escobedo and the other principal republican
commanders that section of the country, with tncir
troops were considerable distance from Maamoros
on the 25th ult when the engagement s said 70
have taken place. and We're quietly awaiting the
arrival Of General Carvaal from this country, VIII
the expected means for carrying the war vigorously
Both General Aguirre and correspondents report ina
nearly the entire Mexican population are ready 10 rs
against the imperial yoke if they only procure arms
ana almost agony Of anxiety they are looking 10 IN
or.at republic OF the North for such aid as sha
Tree them from the invaders We have the an
nouncement OF further victories Of the republicans
and accounts OF operations by them dierents parts o.
tho country which wonderfully the troubles o.
Macmillan They have taken the Of Huatasco
r,utinx the Austrian garrison hos have overrun larg
,rtous OF the States OF Mexico Morea and Queretaro
the state of Vera Cruz is undergoing revolution, ant
the armed forces Of the republic arc daily increasing
numbers The estimates Of the expenses of Maximi
ana government tor the coming year given at ny
seyen million dollars, OF which eighteen millions 70
the army
The new financial agency in this city, at 81 Broadway
established for the negotiation OF the loan OF thirty mi
us. dollars to the Mexican republic, was formally na
rursed Yesterday there being present on the ocoas'c
large number OF American and Mexican gentlemen
a,s,inc,on The rooms we're handsomely decorated
x,o,a,;on was partaken Of and speeches wore made
NJ pomero President Juarez's Minister In washngto
Gen ral wallace, Robert Dale Owen $. s. Cox, Of Oh
and others
An interesting account is given by our correspond
at Point de Gale Island Of Ccylon OF his VISIT 70
United states naval steamer Wyoming, Command
Bankbead which touched at that place on the lAth
September last for COAL on her way TO Singapore, CHI
and Batavia. The arrival Of the wyoming ahordea "
delight 10 the few Americans in that lar distant es'
who looked with unbounded pride and feelings Of e'
taton such noble representative OF one OF the
porant arms OF their beloved republics sustaines
defenders. The wyomings presence created consid
able excitement among the Inhabitants OF the town gel
rally, and she visited by large numbers OF the
cals and leading citizens. She left Point de Gale ate
stay Of two days All Of her officers and crew were
GOOD beaitb and she had met with no losses from OIL
ness since leaving home
The naval court martial now in session In washingt'
ar which Vice Admiral Farragut is chief. continued
gagged yesterday with the case of Colonel Narston, Of
Marine corps charged with incorporation Of moi
belonging to new recruits The Colonel has plea
guilty 10 the charge and asked 70 be permitted TO sub
~ ssssnua,ing statement The courts decision on
svqusA has not yet been given
Msasres despatch states that i've regiments