The New York herald., 1867-02-14
s2e,6e1
$llo,0N,10

Total. $l7O, SZ0,06l $l0,Wo,l6
From this IL will appear that the Treasury will be
PEELED TO provide for this large amount Of compound
interest notes during the present year. and addition
the provision for the seven-thrties falling due
during the same period.
Conversion Of Seven-Thirty Bonds.
To facilitate the conversion Of thirty bonds due
in August 1867 the Secretary Of the Treasury has d.
cided to pay express charges until March 81 sevsa-
thirty bonds transmitted to Washington for conversion,
and also the express charges bonds sent In return
Holders Of seven.thirty bonds falling due in August
forwarding the before March 81 feel certain e
getting prompt return Of the bonds while II convsr
sion is delayed until August the pressure for
conversion will be great as 70 prevent prompt re-
turn Of the bonds.
Legal Demonstrations In Virginia.
despatch received in this city from Richmond, Va,
states that very strong feeling Of radical republication
is developing itself In the southwestern portion of vr-
gina particularly In the counties bordering North
Carolina In Carroll county the organization known
"Red strings" recently held meeting at Hisvilis,
which was addressed BY an ex.rebel ofacer He prs>
claimed their aiation 70 the radical party ct the Nsh
denounced the present Legislature disloyal, ana
advocated the adoption OF the constitutional amend
mont He demanded that they should have represents
tves who would adopt document and was particularly
severe in his structures upon the President, who, ~
said should be impeached and remQys1 bsiors there
could DO any security for Union en in the country
They then paded through the streets on horseback aa
on foot numbering about hve hundred. carrying United
stass dag. and wore very expressive in their dsmsa-
STATIONS of loyalty 70 the present Congress. nsy
adopted resolutions calling for large meeting Of Ne
organization at . future day. whom they will take nsa-
sures TO make known their grievances 70 Congress- viii
view to procure immediate action for their projections
and relief
General Dix and the Naval ONCE. \
An effort has been made 70 prejudice public opinion
against General Dix and Affect the chances Of his co..
nrmaton as Minister 70 France BY the statement that
ne has beca recsivng pay both Minister 10 Tsases
and Naval 0fncer q Now York, which statement Il
totally untrqo Your correspondent has sean an ofcial
letter from Assistant Secretary Chandler Of The Trsasur
Department from which appears that the accounts o.
the Naval Ofhcer since October 1884, have been ma4s
out and signed BY Mr.. Franklin, the deputy cable
telegram from General Dix has bsen received hare
dated Paris February II 1867 In which hs says tAso
the salary was deposited without his knowledge IL y
was deposited at ALL and that he had before written th
no should not aoccptil
The steamer r. r. Cuyler Allowed % Pre-
coed On Her Voyage.
The Attorney General has decided 70 allow the ssaae
r r Cuylor TO proceed ON her voyage, after ry,ns
bonds to the government for double the value Of
the vessel and cargo not to violate the neutrality lava
The Tehuantepcc Route.
Inc PRESIDENT today communicated TO the Senate IN
response 10 resolution Of the 9th inst several doom
ments concerning the controversy between the Tehuax
tepec Transit Company, Of New York. and the Louisiana
Transit Company grant to the former by Prssids.t
Juarez was made October Is, 1884, for faroad scrss
the lsthmus The latter claim the grant and franchi,s
unoer privilege conceaed October 25 lsoo with an sx
tension OF the same by Maximilian October IN 1sss
io,i upao
FORMER grant had apsed from length OF tme Opinions
OF Caleb Gushing and Revery johnson and other papers
relating 10 the case included No result is indt-
Gated.
Recognition Of ConsuIs.
Tne PRESIDENT has recognized Guido Won Grabow m
Consul General Of Prussia in New York; Robert william
Welch, Vice Consul Of Prussia at Key West, Fla;
Laurent Cochslet Consul Of France al KchiS5nd, Va
Frederick Wilhelm Hanewenckel, Consul of Prussia. =
Richmond, Va; Ferdinando de Luca Consul General a
Italy, to reside at New York; Francisco A. Guledo Con-
sui General Of tho United states Of Colombia At Nev
York, and Jose Jermon Ribon Consul Of Salvador ss
New York. -
Loss OF tho Bark Ella virginia.
our Consul OF Zsnzabar advises the State Department
Of the loss on the Goth of July last OF the bark Ella vr
gna Of New York. on Faugalaue Point at the entrance
o. ouiiimans river She said to have been owned BY
Rufus Green Co., Of Providence The supercarro
reports the vessel loss but the cargo was saved
IN damaged condition, and taken TO Qutmane
for sale
The Rinderpcst In the Netherlands.
United States Minister Ewing writes from the Hague
On January q that the loss Of cattle BY rndcrpest in
The Netherlands for the week ending December a.
'I7l; for the week ending December 2o 5s32 for the
week ending January Aess; and that the impressioa
prevailed that the malady the decline there but
hat Il had crossed into Prussia and threatens Belgium
Ind France As the disease is believed 70 be decidedly
marked BY congestion Of ts leading symptoms,
been proposed that the treatment strongly adve
ated by Dr. Merrill Of New York, for diseases OF this
ype be tried He advocates the administration Of pure
hlorofcrm, not 10 be inhaled, but TO be swallowed in
easpoonful doses until sccp rs produced. This the
lose for human adults but for cattle would probably
lave been larger.
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