The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-10


their authors liars and scoundrels and denounced
the New York Tribune for publishing something about
him. Resolutions purportng to express the views Of
the republican party and endorsing Hunnicun were
offered. WardwelI, prominent radical opposed them
and was Kissed down. Lewis Lindsay, of the negro
delegates elected from Richmond TO he Constitutional
Convention, made speech 10 which he said 81 thank
God that have learned TO use the musket, pistol
and rsmrod that when the time comes for TO do
u may use them efectually.n To the men who had
been DISCHARGED for voting the radical ticket he said
Before my children shall be hungry for bread, the
streets Of this city shall knee deep with blood.
COMMITTEES appointed TO petition General Schoned
to order municipal election In Richmond Immediately.
The names OF prominent gentlemen known 10 be repub
icans but not affiliated with Hunnicutt and his set
placed this committee without their knowledge
consent
Considerable anxiety seems to be felt throughout the
State Of Virginia in relation tho threatening behavior
Of the colored In many portions Of the State they
have refused TO make contracts to do farm labor for the
next year except tenants for share Of the crops
Reliable information from Q number OF the counties re-
presents that they drilling regularly In evolutions and
the manual OF arms They arc armed with shot guns.
muskets, sticks pixies &C. II is thought that the con-
venton will not DO in session than No
provision made by the last Legislature TO the
expenses Of such abody and many OF the members
not remain long session without their per dem is
confidently asserted that the constitution has already
been prepared In WASHINGTON, and the convention will
merely have TO adopt It and adjourn.
THE Case ef Lawyer Bradiey-The Court
SustainS Judge Fishers Order Excluding
Him from the Bar.
In the supreme Court OF the District Of Columbia
day. Mr. Bradley read statement In answer to the rule
Of the court for him TO show why he should mot
be excluded from the bar practising attorney owing
to his dcuity with Judge Fisher Three OF tho judges
were present, via. Carter DIN and wye. Judge
Fisher absent Robert J. Walker made an argument
in Mr. Bradeys behalf, when the full court through
Chief Justice CATER sustained the Judge Fisher
heretofors suspendng Mr.. Bradley practitioner a
the bar Chief Justice CATER in the Of his re-
marks, ssid It was painful duty, but necessary
that the Court should sustain s dignity and punish the
contempt Mr. Bradley thanked the Court the deli
cate In which had announced It's decision, and
said that hs had long ago contemplated retiring sogs-
Their from the bar but that the present manner Of
srng bis connection with the Court rendered the ssps
ration the moro unpleasant
Weekly Statement Of Fractional and National
Bank Currency.
During the week ending to-day there has been re-
csved from tho Printing Bureau OF the Treasury De-
partment fractional currency amounting TO S317 100
Tho shipments during the same period fol.
TO the Assistant Treasurer New York. $500 000
70 the United States Depository at Cincinnati 500
TO the United States Depository Baltimore $4,000
and the national banks and Others $33e 952 There
also the Assistant New York $50 900
In two dollar notes. making the total shipments for the
week $75so The Treasurer holds in trust for the
national banks at this date tho following amounts VIZ
As security for circulating notes. $40 6s4 $50 and Tor
deposits Ct publ nc moneys SIS, $50, $50
The national bank issued during the we're
$50 $50, and the total amount to date 1904 367 OIL
From this Is TO be deducted the currency returned in
Guiding out NOES amounting 10 s5.osi 745, Ieav-
Ing in actual circulation at this date $2oe 2s3 $50 The
fractional currency redeemed and destroyed during the
week amounts to $4,000.
Reports md statistics Of the Currency
Bureau.
wssHIScros Nov. s, 1867
The following report from Chief OF the Division Of
National Bank Reports has been made TO the Comp
trosr of the Currency
OFFICE or cosprRoILxR or rHK Cusn.Scy)
DIVISION or RgsoRTs STATISTICS,
WAsHrSGroS, Nov. / 1867.
SRI have the honor 20 report tho following rs n
statement OF the work done IN this division by the
eighteen gentlemen and eight ladies' employed therein
the month Of October, 1867 Letters written, g.
letters numbered. briefed. registered and 6Ied 1885,
letters copied. 311 reports and statements received
32s4; reports and statements filed, l643; reports from
A~NNaNDAf
The Official abstract OF last quarterly report
copies OF tho and statements made for your report
TO Congress IN the hands OF the public printer
and desire to convey to yon as nearly as possible
paper estimate OF the amount OF work required
this las. ITEM The figures thereof number 74S $50,
lows:-1,642 reports copied forms FOR report
TO Congress-. each covering sheet OF paper che foot
SQUARE giving details OF each bank 2os figures each.
0iciai abstract OF October reports or 1912 banks
covering thirty nine sheets OF paper four feet long,
and baf feet wide averaging 400 figures 70 each
Effty.fOuY nd
redemption citss from the absrac. OF reports FOR the
four quarters Of 1907. each statement covering sheet
OF paper two and onchird feet long and foot wide
1850 figures each Five cornpsrtive statements Of the
condition OF all the banks made up from the abstracts
for the years 1883 10 1857 inclusive twelve and three
quarter square feet OF paper figures each Figures
involved In verifying reports and abstracts l3lss II
these ngnrss were placed In single line, fvo aggres 70
s sss NOV xFsesssy ssf' o. fi 6 '''
Hon H. X. HurBuRD Comptrolls, OF Currency
Internal Rev enue Receipts.
The reesp's from Internal revenue for The week
amount 70 e4,o3l, 900
The Report Of All Pacha's Mission 10 Crete
OnnciaIIy Contradictcd.
Foreign newspapers, Of the date OF October 10 pub.
lIsh Official despatch from Constsntinopls OF The
sane date denying the truth OF the statement that All
Pachs accompanied by the consus Of the great Powers
had asked Of the chiefs Of the cvean nsurecop wha,
they demanded and that the ehefs repi cd that they a.
sired reunion Of the islspd with Greece.
Unauthorized Claim Agents Prohihis. ed from
Trnpsactiug business with tho Clerks OF the
War Department..
General Grant has issued circular through the Acjn
tant Generals ONCE a. follows
All clerks and employees Of the bureaus OF the war
Department prohibited from holding comuus cation
on the business Of the ONCE during once hours with
claim agents or other persons not specially authorized
nv the chiefs Of the bureaus 70 transact with them
sueh business All clerks and employees Of the War
Department bureaus are prohibited from transactng
any public business pertaining TO their ONCE with any
claim agent or other person u any time Clerks and
employees will immediately rspors W the chiefs u the