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WAsBNoTos Tuesday Jan. 2 1850
rrp AsuRY DISBURSEMENTS.
The disbursements of the Ass.s@., ~, ..ocount
II tho following Departments. during the month Of
December last. were as follows:
War si39Ol,G32
Navy e. s035ss
Interior. 81. .537 6J3.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNBS>.
The total issue of new Certificates of ndeht-
cdne,s last week amounted to s7sl. 900
THE sToyEwALL
1t is understood that the ram Stoncwall will
soon leave la moorings in the Potomac aud anchor at
one of the wharf of the city within a few days for the
purpose of being inspected by the multitude dcsrous of
seeing her Owing to their supposed infection with
yellow fever. large number Of bolts Of very fine cloth
ore 10 be destroyed previous to her Onehorne at the
-gharG.
INTERNAL REVENUE
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue to-
Jay issued phnted instructions to Assessors ard Col
jectos .or their guidance in ;hc and cocc
lion oi the revenue.
- NAVAL PRIZE MONEY.
The following statement, giving the larger
onoun;s OF Naval prize money paid TO prominent oil
Gers Of the Navy since the commencement of The Re
bell,op proves that while officers OF the Army were
travey subsistng poor pay and large amount Of
glory our heroes on the redping not only
fame but harvest Of gold. Up to this time the Treas
nry Department has disbursed to members of the Navy
S95O0000 There are now about coo claims before the
Fourth Auditor for adjustment. involving IN amount
nf about S6OoO0oo. Tho following is the list re-
tcrred 50.
vioe.Adnira d. G. Fanaeut s;te443 Rear. Adm
,sl ). +. Zee, a456; Rear. Admiral ID. u: f91er
re03is; kclr-Admiral ;. /. Dupont s3e,l'6; Hear
Admiral TheO. Bailey. S39Gc Rear Admiral
>. IL. StIinghau, sli 447 Resr.Admlral H. II.
Ien SIg2O' Rear.Admiiai 7. 7. Green 80
gGs: Rear. Admiral J. a. DGhleren, S93H; Eear.
Admiral Charles Wilkes s7,943; Rear.Admiral
II X. Thatcher, e. 400; Rnar-Admral j. ;. Palmer,
< 500; Bear.Admirsl /. VI. GOldsbOrough, S3o26;
Hear.AdmiTol c. X. Stribing s2,2jli Rear, Admiral
William Merwin. & lf73; RearA dmrul II. Harwood,
ef73i Capts. j; B. Morehand. si2490; B. !. sands
S.s,5lG; " N. Walker So 5ls Commanders James L.
,Ionett 81. .4i9; Jno. j. Apa;. SH 4jl; ID. T. Hid-e-
tey, sl413i; II. Wvnon >2iOg3; IL Collit s! 70 -!i
a.. $ Clsseu so 20; George NJ Hanson so y, l'1i
lundt :sLllS: 2. q WatTOuCh. S2L2'2; =. D.
Trenctsid sls59; j. L. Mulony ei3 VIII
liam L. Dennison, si34il; IdveId l. 'o Deans, ans
$1,000; Lieut.. William ;. Cheescman si9 i,ei
Can English els.3s; j.. H. lamson, sl0JS3; Acting
AssiStsntTaymssieI ". d. Cote. SiO4&i Lle0i. " n
D. Cushing Sl6leO, Aciiug-N Lieut. Fred D.
81
- . 045 marie. Blrglas S,2,OiJ; Alexander NM!is.
Sl2.Ci5; Acting Assisteut-SuTseon y. snek slOOJ''
SENIOR ROMERO AND THE CORPS DlPLoMATIQUE.
lie statement appears in The star OF This evening
THAT none og the foreign diplomats present at the
plc,idcna; levee yesterday recognized OF spoke to
~eaor Romero isincorrect in several particulars Schor
Romero x0s mot cut BY tie French and Austrian
Ministers represented bnt presented the cold shoul
yer 20 ;aeu He wa, cordially received by the Presi-
dent and lev most Of the members of the other Foreign
Legations present, and especially by those fion the
South An rican States.
2TwAGDS FOR THE CAPTURE OF THE AsSASSINS.
The examination Of the clams ior portions
S,he rewards offered for the capture Of Booth and his
o,conspgators has nearly reached conclusion Tie
ldiutant Generals Office Is still receiving applications
aad in accordance with order promulgated some
me sine, Will receive all that dated previous 10
he tast ofJauuary.