, 1866-06-28

WAEuza1 ON Jurc a.
nrroRT OF COMMERCE ANp aAv1dAI1oa-
The forthcoming report on commerce and nsFt-
gallon, for the fiscal year ending June so. 1865 II
lhe tcott complete md accurate document Of ts
Kind ever Issued BY The Treasury Department It
Will show that our exports in lsG5 amounted tn
value to upwards Of three hundrtd and three nnd >
qeastcr mi}siotr, while The sa!ue Of tosr1en
goods imported was 1rss tban two hutdrcd
and thlr.y,nve mlll1ons-ltnrinR bahuce
Of over sixty millions IN our fayoE. The rtport
hso shows that Imports WIRE admitted tfee Of
duty under the Reciprocity Treaty to the United
States, amounting IN value to 80 569 i58- During
the year ending June 30, 1865, the number Of ves-
sells cnicrine and clearing wcte aa follows:
American veseelz entering, e.32f; Gle rlpg, s,4S1
FcreiPn vessels clearing, 1900; entering, t417.
The following exhibits The number Of
yesse!s built IN that year hy the Sta'cs
Hsine. 1as; ohio, 13s; Maryland, III; Maszachu-
sc1ts, So; Illinois, 81; Ttrrma. 81; New jersey.
G6: Connecticut, 80 Kentucky. 80; Missouri, II;
Delaware, H.; Flor1ts, q; Michigan, 81; New
Hampshire, l; Oregon. 1 and the O!aHic4 Of Co
lumbfa+ North Carolina and Tennesace, each
IMPORTANT TREASURY ORDER.
The fotowtuR important order, iesued b. Secre-
tary NcGnlloch today, areeps from the market The
lat Of the outstanding certificates Of fndested-
nes., which amount TO abou: <3Q. Q.00o, ,000:-
"Sotlce is hereby given to holders Of certificates
Of indcbtedpees, Issued under scs Of Con4xeas
approved March 1st and 17ih- 1869, 'h1t the see1c
1a1y OF The Treteusy, accordance with tad aets.
und the tcnof Of eaid certificates. II prepared
to- redeem before maturity all certificates
Of inoeht< dnc.k isltpg due after Ausntt g. 1865,
With acctued interest thereon, II presented for re-
dempnon On July 18TH 1865. ard thas thereafter
euch Certificates viii Cease to bcar interest. End
will be ps,d on pse.eutation al the Department.
With interest only to 18Th July next
Il. kccu11ocH, Sec'y Treasury.
MORE DEcAp1r&uoN.
There will be anolhc1 slaughter OF the fnnoceuts
On the 1st p1onmo. Between forty and hfly Ia.
.is,ant Quastcrna a,,c1s and Comml.karies Of Sub
atsience wtll be Mustered ont Of service on that
dae.
PARDoNED.
A. r. Bledsoe. former Assistant Secretary or
War Of The rebel Government, has been pardoned
by the President on the Recommendation Of CT
Sen.ror Browning, OF 1i!tnols. Bied*oc, At the
breaking out Of The war. left a prominent and
lucr,tlyt po-i,ion under the Government here 10
Join the rebellion.
APPOINTED
Major n. Il. Rnoae*, ot Delaware, Ohio. has
bet appointed Indian Aren't for the Utah District
ACQUITTED.
rriton pen at Salisbury, n. c.. has been acquitted
by the Mtl1ta15 Commission before whom be Was
tEied on the charge Of cruelty 10 Union peisoacrs
lie hes not petn released from confinement how
ever, The dndinEe Of The Commission not Jet har-
ing undergone examination by The Secretary
WEI and Judge Advocate General.
WITHOUT rouSpAT1oH.
The statement that th.te is any apprehension
OF troub1e bet~cen Ecuador and our Government
Is en- ireiy without foundation. Satisfactory ar-
taneement> have been maze for the payment Of The
small FUN due Eculnos.
HON. E. B. wAsHBEHSE
ss,ll Hes very i'll ii the residence OF Gen. Grant
There seem. probability thst be CA get ont fol
at Least wick.
SERVED 'Ex RIGHT.
Both Houses Of Eoueressshave passed tho bill civ
IN: the 1h1Ety-eeEenlh 1owa Regiment. otherwiee
lpowp a. tbe Grayheard Regiment, the eame bounty
u was given 10 other three year tfo0ps. The persons
entitled this bounty ge11i by proper applica
1iou 10 the ar Department, and sase themselves
the loo e1oEbtant charges oi claim agents.
LEAvExwoHru RESERVATION.
The Senate Military COMMITTEE has agsned to re-
po. aga1ust The House bill authorizing the eae oi
part OF Fort Leasenworth Reservation to the city
Of shat Lume, for public park.
N1kE1s5IP1T LEfEEs.
The Seuate Committee On the Mississippi Leyees,
at their lat meeting, listened to tho statements ot
numbcE Of gentlemen who are no1 hero rrprr.
senttng the interests Of Louisiana Mississippi and
Arkansa-. Major Generals Capby and Humphrey
Of tho Engtnccr Cops, wno extculed the turyeJ oi
The Aist,ssppi Delta several years before the war
have also apps sred before the committee and g1yen
h information cseensias a. bass for the requisite
legislation Of Congress. Gen. Gsant heartily en-
derse- the proposed measure, and bill ~ill pro.
hAb9y be reported in few days for tts consumua
tfUn.
WAR DErAE1XEyt ORDER.
In several cares lately occurring In the 5outheEI
! sIate.. where officers OF the Government nave
plead General Gtants famnus orde. No. ., Of Ias1
winter, in tzr ct- su1ts against them, >, aht
Sec1etary OF War has directed the military not t.
tnterfere, On the Rro11d that the net OF Concre..
amendatna1 Of the Ao1eus 'cospus nc: affords ant!t
tur d1c,ion to the courts to act In the prenises
~el1 a. guarantees ample projection 10 the officer.
formerly sh1elded by that order.
| THE ZANE TAX.
| The New York delegation hsd lengthy inter
vieWg yesterday With Comptroller Clark, and thi
| House Committee on bank1nC and Currency, u
| relation 10 the proposed amendments to tn3 M
| iinpal Currency Act. They complain that III,
/ Stale tsx on National 6ark circulation Is e1ce=
+tveif teasy and ontsous aEd request its removal
| They atate tha. they cannot probably continue
their bustuess under the present lax Law.