, 1866-09-11
FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON. September u.
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
The disbursements ofgold by the Treasury since
the tsch, statement On the frat irrtnnt hare been
about five millions Of dollars, Of which four and
onc-haM millions were for interest on the Ten
Forty honds. The receipts Of gold have been III
c1ccss Of this. and The Treasury now holds nearly
ciEhiy millions, Of which sixty-ilrce millions he
long absolutely 10 tho Govcrnm ent. the balance
being represented by gold certificates.
Tho receipts for customs, Internal rcsennc. &C..
arc larger Than at any other period. and notwtth-
standing tho unprecedented ra,'idity with which
tllc debt has been reduced, the Treasury is in
vcry rlcthoric condition.
ARnr ORDER.
Pursuant 10 the Discretionary powers granted
urdcr section Two Of tho Amy tftl, au order has
been issncd from The Wnr Department fixing the
number OF men TO be allowed the Two designated
eight company regiments OF the five artillery rcyl-
mems. at six scr:eants. Twelve coFposa1s, and one
hundred ard twcuty- Two psivascs.
crsroA nEcE1FTs.
The receipts from customs at !hc principal ports
Of entsy from August ath 10 2sih inclusive, were
ns follows: New York, ss.5.6,l13; Boston,
sefssS,s72,ss; phl1adelphis, s1,isi5oos1; Baii-
more, s1is,.1H.7y; New Orleans, s7l,n}s.c9.
John c. Cox Of Illinois was today appointed
Chief Clerk Of The interior Department.
SURGEON GENERAL EAnSEs.
Information wns received here to-day that su7
| Econ General Dasn9s, Of the Presidential party,
was left ,ery dangerously sick at Chicago. as
si=ant Surgeon &;coc3al Crnue left ii once to at
| tend upon him.
LAND sAIte.
| Returns received q. The General Land oGiee
show !hatat the Marquette, Michigan, Land Office.
| 1aG3N actrs of pnblic lands were disposed Of
| during the month Of August. In the came time,
at ST. rc1crs, Minnesota. lil,o6s acres were dis
rosca Of.
| corrEuuEAD EspoRsEh.sr OF BEECuEn AND
| Ono cf thc most intense Coppc.hca1 journals in
all this region thus clfortally endorses Mc-slA>
Bercber and TyEg: "tWhcn II is seeu .la;
| such men as Tying and Beechc. cordially and na-
hcs:tatinely support Johnson's policy, and give
unanawc1atlr rcaeon for the faith wfthfn t1le1a,
/ ot1lcEe Will conc up 10 The good work also.
Thousands and thousands who have been follow
frs afcr stIanec Gois Will rallnsu!sh their idola
! try, aud once more worship In the TUG faith Of
| their fathers, whose truth and simple majesty
have convinced the Judgment and won the hcaite
Of The great e1crgymrn, Bcecher aud Tyrs.
| NORTH cAnoI1SA POLITICS.
| Government officer, ~ho probably t. bel:er
acquainted with thc true stat: Of a-aiTs III North
Carolina than any other man !, the State. sa<s:
In North Carolina there would BE- 'ti1y Thousand
votea fos tho policy OF Congress .sere 1t not for
the fact 1lat The whole influence and patronage OF
The Administration Is in thc hands Of The rcbe1s.
and the Crion men seeing no ground at hope ex-
ccrt In Congress. afc 1istlc.s and Inactive. and
take no interest In the elections. 1t seems doubt
hi whether thcy will even make noultratiou fu
opposition 10 Worth, although they know that
any change would be to thelE advantage.
GENERAL CHARLES 4. HOWARD
left here tonight for Clarlcston S. c., 10 Join his
regiment, One-l.undrcd-and-twentr-e col
o,ed ttoops, ordered 10 be mustered ont October
assi-
Major General Sehofcld, commanding the De-
has made The significant 1ns.ve Of iak!nc up hi:
residence al the asowed rebel hotel thu Exchange.
Inc Union citixc9s OF that city hare been led By
this md similar different acts to indulge In TO f1Af
tcr'ns comments on this new commanding officer.
=, 4 !, NroM Washington spce,al tays: hobart ?,
a ofass sss ea R;ss. as fas
| oEvEhAI HOWARD.
Rumort Of the intended resignation Of General
fnseau nc again aaoa!. Thess il no trash wha:-
eyey In the staiemcnt. General Howard is an army
officer, detailed 70 the efsr:e Of tac fsesdpepss =
eses viii 1'' be- no m.ae epa'' ~ The 70 ss
o. r., e II hs w'1 eaeral ;ha s
ard Mr. johnson would claim his jnstiaca.ion
and gallant oricer. General Howard'e friends In
ssst that he shall not paee himself IN snch false
roaiton, and Secretary Stanton plainly aud EN-
nhafical!E asserts that 80 ioug as he Ii the choi
oF the War Department, Howard shall remain
Commissioner Of tho Burcan
! ABOLISHED.
| WAsE1x0Tox. September 1a.-By War Depart.
ment General Orders number fifty -four, the Office
1.-THE Provost Marshal, Of District OF Columbia. Ia
hholftbed, and all papers now on file In tho n:{:e
ate to be turned owe: to tho Office Of lau Assistant
AGjutans Gcresna Of the Department Of Wish.
fugton.
EEEon no1Eno
The Mexleon Minister returned to Washington