The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

Aggregate. osoo
LIABILITIES
Csnital stock paid in.... SAP a!sseg
National bank notes in circulation 2so,l2s5os
State bank notes In circulation. 9Sl9 19
United states deposits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %, 42osl9
Deposits Of United States disbursng officers 2s7e9o5
Due 20 national ba nks Observation-Disclosures. Ito, 53l 957
Duo 10 other banks and bankers. ...... 26,s79s 04
Prolts........... .................. SZ,oo33zS
Aggregate. 81, 525, 400 900
Tho receipts from customs at the below named ports
from the 18th TO the goth inst follows:-New
York, $2,63O, 0sl Boston, $500 Philadelphia,
STA, $50; Baltimore sl02 o34 Total, 90 202 1877 Tho
receipts New Orleans from the 9Th TO the 18th inst
amounted to $l702o2
The Easton National Bank OF Easton, Pennsylvania,
been do sgnated depository Of public moneys by
the Treasurer the officers Of the bank having deposited
800 with the Treasurer for the security Of such pub
lie moneys may be placed in their keeping
Annual Report Of the Pnymaster General.
The Paymaster General has completed his annual
report for the fiscal year ending June &c. 1885, and has
submitted Il TO the Secretary War. The following
the receipts and disbursements Of the Pay Department
during tho fiscal year and the balance remaining
hand OF its close.--
Balance In tho hands OF paymasters, In.
Guiding unssued acquisitions IN the Trea
fiscal year. 1872 100 900
Received from draft rendezvous, refunded
money, sale OF effects Of deceased soldiers. 1326, 22S
Total receipts. s2sa, $50, 22s
PAyxEsrs
Paid to the regular army during the fiscal
year ending june 80, 1869. ........... &l0.259 $40
Paid to volunteers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2ls, "a, 3l4
Academy. ...................L... ...... 1T.l7l
Total disbursem enis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 37l ST.
nurc rap In, UO IN ha nrndp nj nav roae
ters, including unissued acquisitions IN the
treasury ", los,SlO
Decision In Regard 60 Bounty the Heirs of
Decreased Soldiers.
The following decision has just been made at the
Treasury Department inquiry made in regard to
the descent OF boanty 70 the heirs Of deceased soldiers
and win form precedent for oil similar Gases
Under the law Of July 49, 1896 the mother father
OF The deceased soldier provided there has been
ceive payment OF the bounty, the widow having
ned before the act and there being minor children
bounty provided BY tho act Of July a. 1888 Il is decided
that the soldier died before the passage tho act
from causes other than wounds or dsesses contracted
no. be entitled 70 the bounty; but IL he
traosd In the service the bounty desccnds TO the
heirs IN the order and tho conditions named In the
to whom bounty !. granted By the law Of xsres isss
tor less than two service. When discharged for
wounds received in battle and no provision was made
for tho descent OF the bounty II the soldier died without
receiving IT, and II held 10 be personal TO the bcne
hciary and that did not descend, Congress sanctioned
This construction and passed an elaborate section
March 8 1885 providing for tho descent prescribed
order OF hershp Thus by implication asserting that
could not descend without express provision OF Law.
Executive Pardon.l
The President has pardoned George Trenholm, ex-
rebel Secretary Of the Treasury the special
mcndstion o; Major Generals Howard, sickes and Dix
and others
statue 20 Abraham Lincoln.
At meeting Of the National Lincoln Monument Asso-
citation OF this city last evening, decided TO have
placed front Of the City Hail. tho intersection OF In
diana and Louisiana avenues, . statue Of Abraham
Lincoln, either in marble or bronze The amount OF
funds tho possession about thousand
dollars, which 10 believed 70 DO sufhcient for the
purpose
Appoinfment Of an Assistant Treasurer.
Mr. lie Roy Tut.ie, who has been Acting Assistant
Trossor Of the United stAtss 10 the Treasury Depart
ment for some time was today appointed By the Pres
the position Of Assistant Treasurer Of the United
sta,cG
Appetnsmens Of Possmassers.
The President 10 day appointed the following named
Pos,massers-
James johnson Springfield, Ohio; r. b Bacon colun.
ba Cal Lyman sheldon, Webster, Mass Geo. w. Hall,
A. Jones Richmond Ind. HARRISON b. Branch, =,
MssolS. Van slyke, Liulo Pals, y. y; Daniel wety,
Greensburg Pa Samuel X Taylor osweso, y. T. John
Wilson, jamestown, N. y Henry ". snultl, oolum-
ba, Pa
All the predecessors of tho above named appoInises
removed.
D~ssitasios In Alabama.
Accounts from north and central Alabama report great
desutou from tho failure Of many planters who had
morgagsd their lands for supplies but the crops failing
the lands sold ruinous Families and homes
broken up under these forced sales. In Greene
county alone there are moro the Circuit Court
docket than there In tho county. Meetings
arc being held urging the Legislature 20 pas Laws pre-
venting the sacrifice Of property.
The United states Marshsi-hip at New
Orleans.
Tho removal Of cnthbcft Ballit United States Mar
shall In Louisiana considerable talk and BulItt
has telegraphsd President preferrng grave charge
against Mckee tho appointed A friend Of the
Marshal waited on the President and successfully
refnlcd the charge ~ presenting oncia documents,
which Will h. alsd Attorney Generals once. The
statement the friends Of tho administration in New
Orleans Indignant Baius removal IL Incorrect
Mr. Mckee has his commi.sion and departed for New
Orleans
The indian Trouble. In Colorado.
The superintendent u Indian Affairs OF Colorado Ter
rtory has forwarded the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs letter Of General Csrson, commanding For, Gar
land Colorado Territory In relation TO tho difficulties
with tho Indians IN southern Colorado General Carson
esys that impending win the Ute Indians, who
have recently drlven OF os Of stock from the Huer
fsno after killing one and taking prisoners an
American and four children General Carson sag
Ees's that the settlers take prompt measures for Their
common defence and that the war u commenced.
vii h. Or uning character II, says alec that the
xuaches are going west and viii, beyond doubt 10
vo.e The rabsnscbes In tho Il reported that the
Ko~'aa ara committing ou,rages In Texas
Win refsren-s TO tho diflcaiuos with tue rtes. Hon.
y y cnav-s tho delegate from New hexoo, writing
from san W under date Of OFT o. states tina, they have
arisen froto the Encouragement of . military ofhocr.
u appear tst the Ues at Maxwells Rancho had become
incsn-ed OF rcconnt Of tho death of o.
be- hy keyen sheep herden Marvel, becoming
aa,mss ~ a. s~fssy ~ he family, ssrl ~ord o. the