The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-03
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sionai Bauk Currency.
The amount Of fractional currency issued from the
Printing Bureau of the Treasury Department for the
week ending to-day vas S52l, 500. The amount for
warded hence during the period was as follows
United States Depository q Chicago. 500 00o national
banks and others, $l5e, 500
National bank currency issued during the week.
Si52s0o Total amount issued to date S304 2s7, GAL
FROM shs u to BE- deducted the currency returned, in
oud'ng worn out notes. amounting to $5o4s 100, ieay-
Ing 10 actual circulation at this date $299 1856 100
treasurer Spinner holds tho following trust
for tho national banks vzAs security for crcul ating
notes. $40 7O02 As security for deposits Of public
monies S3s, no. 450-toal, 1915, SO, 100
Tho amount OF fractional currency redeemed and
destroyed during the week was 1851 100
Receipts from Internal Revenue.
The receipts from internal for the week were
$e,ois0oo.
Restoration of the Fenian Arms
The President has directed the Attorney General to
issue instructions the United States aatho rites 10
turn to the agent OF General 0Ne all the arms
about forty thousand in number which seized by
the government at the time the Fenian invasion OF
Canada was suppressed.
DIR. Mudd and tho Yellow Fevor mt Dry Tor
Colonel ID. H AcPhail, Psymaster United States
Army has recently arrived at New Orleans from the
Dry Tortugas Ho states that Dr. Mudd has dis
nguished himself in professional way during pre-
valence Of the yellow fever at that post while
bad that all Of the surgeons pros,rated with and
no medical attendance could DO obtained. In this
emergency Colonel McPhail. who is from the State OF
Maryland thought of DR. Mudd and advised that no DO
requested to exercise his profession. Dr. Mudd when
applied TO- willingly undertook tho care OF those who
were III with the fever the island and up the
of Colonel Mcphals departure he had lost case
In consideration OF his services in this respect said
that IN effort will be made to pardon for him.
Tho Virginia C0nvention-RevisiOn Of the
Registration Lists In Richmond.
Tho Constitutional Convention will convene In the
State Capitol OF Virginia Tuesday the Sd day of De-
cember next revision Of tho Registration in Monroe
ward, in Richmond in which 30 large number Of me-
groes registered will shortly take place under an
order from headquarters. An order which was re-
ceved few days since TO remove two companies OF
tho Eleventh regiment Of infantry to Washington
from Richmond has been suspended. for the present
Arrest Of COuntcrfeiters Of the National Cur.
rency.
Mention has heretofore been made OF the Belgian
Franco countcrfeiters. Colonel Wood OF the Secret
Service Division, with his FORCE continued on their
track, and Stancqu, the exper photographer and Uni
rics the expert engraver two Of this gang have been
secured, and in jail In Toronto, Canada await
n, N. y.
according to the exradition treaty Cushard, one Of
the same gang, Is in Jail in brooklyn 1t said this
gang countercited all kinds Of grcenbacKs and frac.
tional currency, the $500 aote included and also the
well designed eod-boaring interest coupons OF various
honda Colonial Wood has secured all the presses,
stones plates dies and tools Of the gang including
plates Of the goldbearng coupons There nfty
Of these stones with the impressions Of the counterfeit
plates upon them, from FIVE cent notes up thou.
sand dollar notes. One Of the gang attempted
the impressions of the plates the stones after bis
partners were arrested, by OF sand and water;
but the attempt proved failure, for Colonel Woods
experts again restored the face OF the impressions by
chemical process.
Monthly statement Of transactions In the
Pension Once.
At the Pension ONCE the whole number OF claims
received during the month Of October, original aud in
crease of widows &C, was LILO; Of individuals $50
total $500. Tho number OF claims admitted original
| and of widows, &C., was 3l4; Of indl-
viduals, 576-toal, 500. The total number OF claims
disposed OF during tho month 6270; the
number OF letters written was 5,3l3; tho number
OF circulars EST In tho bounty land division
foriy-sevcn warrants Of 100 each Issued,
three Of 40 and OF sixty acres. The whole
number OF warrants issued during tho month was nfty.
one, covering 1900 The number OF claims rs-
ceyed lOS; suspended. ls9.
The Death Of Governor Andrew.
At q meeting Of Massachusetts, soiourning in
Washington held this evening At the hall Ut the Massa.
chusss state Agency, Mr. Caleb Cushing presided and
made very appropriate and eloquent speech in recog-
milton OF tho distinguished executive ability, integrity
and noble traits Of character OF the late Governor An.
drew Remarks were also made by John A. Bolles
late Solicitor At the United States Navy Department.
and Mr.. John Prince who. in behalf OF committee
rho Int
which adopted
The New Treasury Building.
The corRics Of the Treasury Building Ia now almost
finished, but few stones Of II remaining to be placed
in position. On Monday next the workmon will com
menco the roofing, which, il is expected viii be
pIesed in about six weeks Tho supervising architect s
pushing the forward with the greatest despatch
and hopes the whole Treasury Building finished
next summer
Tho Scrgeaus-at-Arms Of the House ON His
Rounds.
Colonel N G. Ordway, Ssrgeant-atA Arms Of the HOUSE
Of Representatives returned Washington this morning
he accompanied the Southern Railroad Committee on
It's trip to the South, visiting Richmond, Wilmington,
Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Chattanooga
and Nashville. At the last named city tho
Committee will spend few days, by Invitation Of the
Legislature Of Tennessee and then return 70 this city
Colonel Ordway has left for Louisville and Cincinnati
whore the Committee OF Election 10 about closing tho
evidence In Colonel NoKses case, and will probably
roach Washington Wednesday nsxt. After staying
here day or two with the Judiciary Committee Colo
0rdway will 90 TO Connecticut and Boston. where
two other Committees have been In session. for tho
purpose OF paying the expenses incurred BY them
The Turkish Mission 60 Crete = success.
From information through French channels II under
stood that tho mission Of Ali Pasha to Crete has sue
ceeded. Reforms TO be introduced in the govern
ment Of the island, principally on the subjects OF
taxation and imposis The Christians OF the island have
been offered tho privilege Of naming certain number
Of public nctonares OF their religion but Is yet have
not decided upon the parties The Paris Pasr< OF The
10Th Of October has editorial vouching for 10 and
states that Cabou Pasha, On aid OF Ali Pasha. was
about leaving for Cons.ansnople with important des-
patches In regard TO the above.
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