The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20
WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 10, 1867. .
IL 80 O'Clock r. NJ


WASHINGTON Oct 10. 1897
IL 80 O'Clock r. N.
The Committee 90 Invesiigate the Affair. .r
tho Treasury Department.
Tho members Of the Sub. Committee Retrenc hmsns
appointed % investigate the affairs OF the Treasury
Department that are present in the city to-day buk
a no witnesses were hand nothing was done in the
way OF business The commute adjourned until
Tuesday next when Il expected that Senator Buck
aew will be here.
The Southern Reconstruction bills La III
nancial Point Of View.
the appropriation made BY Congress at the extra SEES
sion in July last 70 dsy the expenses Of reconstruc
tion in the Military Districts has all been expended ana
deficiency OF several thousand dollars exists, which
will have be provided for at the nsxt session The
Of reconstruction thus far In the several Districts
ascertansd be approximately as5ollows:-First Dis
trcs General Schoned commanding, $780, 900; Second
District General sickles commanding e2A9 600; Third
District, General Pope commanding $4,000; Fourth
District General Ord commanding. $500 900; Fifth Dis
trct General Sheridan commanding, $s5o0oo
Sale or a Rebel steamer.
The cigar steamer Preston, captured ON the ways n
Charleston harbor when that city surrendered 70 the
federal forces At the close Of the rebellion. has been
purchased by washingtonan and will DO sawed in two
and converted into two long boats.
Secretary Stewards Movements.
Secretary Seward has written 70 his son, Frederick W.
Seward that he will return Tuesday evening next
The Political Canvass IN Richmend-Fears 81
Disturbance-Thc Chances fer n Conser-
vative successes.
learn from Richmond, Va, this evening that the
political canvass going forward actively Working
committees Of both parties composed Of white and COL
ored men urging the claims Of each ticket Money
beng spent freely II 10 stated that the radicals ~
celved $4,000 from this city yesterday. Much ex-
element is prevailing ami many express fears ofs
serious disturbance the day Of the election. A
large force Of military will b brought into the city
to preserve order
Complete returns from the revision OF registration
show the voting population Of Richmond city 70 DO ~
foows:-Whites 5000; Negroes eo21; negro majority.
96l or the negro vote is safe 70 say that Ave hun
dred do not belong in the corporation and that two hun
dred have forgotten the under which they regis
tered. This illustrated in the vote the appropn-
alton to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. The whits
radical vote Of the city about two hundred and 6iy
The SOuthern Railroads Committee.
The Railroad Congressional Committee left Richmond
to-day the 1880 NJ train for Charleston They will
probably stop Wilmington, N c. and collect evidence
on the subject Of their investigation.
The total Indebtedness Of Southern railroads TO the
government six and millions Of dollars.
not between six hundred aud hundred millions
and millions, and the mistake occurred
either in Washington or New York
Weekly Statement Of Fractional Currency
and National Bank Notes.
The amount Of fractional currency issued during tho
week from the Printing Bureau OF the Treasury Depart
ment $500, 900. The shipments during the same
period were as foows-To the Assistant Treasurer n
New York. 100000; United States depository at Louis
ve $50 900; to national banks and Others $685. 757;
total, $423. 757 The amount Of currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was s503, 500.
The following is statement Of the securities
held by the Treasurer OF the United States trust for
the national banks at this date, viz As security fos
circulating notes. $40 GAG $50. For deposits OF public
moneys. $3s, 27o, $50. Total, $37s, 9l6. TOO.
The amount Of national bank currency issued during
the week S340s0, and the total amount issued -
date 1904 129 DOL From this is to bs deducted the
currency returned, including WORKOUT notes, amounting
to 81 245 leaving actual circulation ~ this date
sos, .I4e.
Receipts OF Internal Revenue.
The receipts OF internal revenue for the week wsrs
sl6ss 900, and for the fiscal year, commencing with
July to date, sos, 100000
The Old School Presbyterian SynsA e Bslta-
mOre-It Disappr0vcs Of nm Organic Reunisn
OF the Two Branches Of the Church.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Baltimore, (0ld SCHOOL,,
now in session at Georgetown D. c. report vas TO-
day made from the special committee the subject Of
reunion OF the old and school churches, In which
the following paragraph occurs:-
The experience of our own Church. before and saos
lis DIVISION has proved concusvey that the unity OF
the spirit the bonds Of peace was better secured by
their separation than their organic union and accept
the teachings OF this experience decisive thus far,
that unless now agreed upon points which then d.
vided them decide that the time has not yet
come for an orgapic reunion ana We ee cons'ranec e
such agreement is not made sufficiently apparent
Tho Synod laid on the table, by vote Of forty.Hvs
against twenty resolution declaring that the SyAod Of
Baltimore express It's earnest desire that the two
branches OF the Presbyterian church may DO united
in a cordial and harmonious union.
The Trouble ON the Navnioe indian Reser-
vation-Onciai Report Of tho Indias
Agent.
Tho following report from Indian Agent Dodd relative
to trouble Navsoe Indian reservation has been
forwarded to the Indian Bureau at the Naya,oo
agency
FoRr suxsKR N NJ, Sept 90 1857
To A. B. NORTON Superintendent OF Indian Affairs Tor
sIR-I have the honor TO report that In conseouspsA
Of frequent raids being made during the By the
Comanche. Apache and Utah Indiana upon the Naysos
Indians are becoming very dissatisfied
and the nights Of the Goth and 9th ins.s about two
hundred or TOO hundred aud dfy Navsoes lett the re-
servaton with their stock for the mountains In con-
Of there being but few cavalry the
DUTY ~ no 0op' have As yet ess1 sent IL pursuit
these Indians not pursued, punished and broughs
back. l advised you on the 10th inst Of .
dash made on the reservation by the Camanc hos the
killing Of several Navaoes and the capturing OF large
number OF their horses On the night OF the Oath instant
about eight Utah and Gicaria Apaches 70 the
ervation which caused considerable alarm among
the Navaoca Troops sent In pursuit and these In
dians brought in 10 tho post They stated that they
were In pursuit OF animals belonging 10 Colonel 81 vraiR
and Others supposed 10 have been stolen BY the Mos
caleros Apaches These Utahs and Apachss
we'll treated BY the military and the Navsjoss
Before about the time that these Indians
were at the Fort, few who did visit the post with
the rest OF the band, killed Navajo stole
and ran away twenty-five Navajo hones which
not discovered until after these Uahs and Apachss lsn
the fort The Navaoes disposed to treat these In
dams friendly aud kindly, and, in fact, herded their
horses and took Of them while the reservation
Had the Navoss supposed that these Uahs and Apaohea
came to the reservation for the purpose Of numbering
their people and stealing their stock but few IL any ~
them would have returned 10 tell the tale have writ
ton 10 Major Dennson agent for the utahs requesting
that these stolen animals may BE- taken from
thasa uiaha and Anachas unnn ihaIr Arrival n hua