The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29
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WASHINGTON Sept rs ,seY
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The Public Debt Statement for september.
The forthcoming statement Of the Ollie debt for Sep
tember is said, win show further reduction in
total though 10 not sxpsctel to be as large the
previous The internal revenue receipts as we'll as
the customs have fallen Of pe.cepby during the month
Of September and the sass of gold have really been
less than in the month Of August
The Trial Of JEFF Davis.
L. Fl. Chandler, United States District Attorney for
Virginia. - still here. He had another consultation to-
day with Attorney General stanbsry about the trial Of
Je1 Davis, but nothing definite has been fixed upon
is probable the matter will DO considered Cabiae,
meeting before M stanbery gives Chandler any Official
advice Tho latter it unds rstood h ready TO proceed
with the trial Of the Confederate President, provided
there are Instructions 70 the contrary the part Of
the authorities here
Weekly Statement Of Fractional Currency
and National Bank Notes.
The amount Of fractional currency received from the
Printing Bureau Of the Treasury Department during the
week was $500 600 The amount forwarded during the
week was a. follows-To the Assistant Treasurer at
New York. 100000; 70 the Assistant Treasurer at
Philadelphia 100000; to national banks and Others
t4oa.llo Total. seoS, no.
The United States Treasurer holds the following
circulating notes. COS 00o and for deposits Of
public moneys, $as,s7s.oso Total, 7ooos.o5o The
amount Of national bank currency issued during the
week was SIS l25 making the whole amount issued TO
date &3oS OIL From this Is to DO deducted the
rency returned including WORKOUT notes, amounting to
$ASs4o75 leaving in actual circulation this date
$209, 100000 The amount Of fractional currency
deemed and destroyed during the week was $407 $780,
The internal revenue receipts to-day SAT- 257
and the total amount for the week 81, 500 oss The
aggregate amount for the fiscal year. TO date is
! $64 142,462.
| The Case OF Frazer, Trenholm & Co.-satis.
factory Settlement Agreed Upon with the
l Governments.
The terms agreed upon for the settlement Of the bust
ness between tho United States and Frazer Trenholm
Co. are perfectly satisfactory to this government Tho
defendants, by counsel acknowledge the principles Of
public law claimed by the government and provide for
securing to it all the property to which entitled
these principles Further action, however will be
cessay to the contamination Of the through the
courts Of Great Britain and the United States
| The Farmers md Citixens' National Bank
| of Brooklyn Finally Declared Defunct.
In the matter Of the farmers and Citizens National
Bank Of Brooklyn the decision Of tho Comptroller
Currency that the Of lawful money had not bsen
made good for thirty days after the notice given to the
bank that it was deficient sustained by the Secre
tary Of the Treasury to-day after careful examination
Of all the facts In the The receiver will therefore
be required to proceed without further delay obsruc
tlon to wind up the bank by collecting all its bills re-
csvabls they MATURE together with oil demand loans
and to audit all legitimate claims presented with view
TO an early dividend to the creditors Of the bank
Sick1es to Await Orders I'm New York.
General Slckles United States Volunteers has been
ordered to await orders at New York. Captain j. W.
Clous Thirty eighth infantry, Ad.de-Camp has been
directed to accompany General sickles
American Securities Abroad-Why the De.
mand for Them Increases.
Our Consul At Frankfort in writing to the Department
Of State says that leading nnancier or that city 70.
marks rather stkingy that the increasing demand for
American securities il easily explained by the clrcu.
that the United States making an advantage
Gus exception from oil the States Of reduced currency
for while the latter obliged to deficiencies BY
the contraction Of new loans under more and more
onerous conditions, ana thereby and more en-
barrassng their finances the United States are success
fully working for reduction Of their public debt and
consolidation OF the Same BY paying or their obligations
ct short maturity.
Chase Sanguine OF n Radical Victory in Ohio
private letter from Chief Justice Chase now in
Ohio states that the manhood suffrage amendment to
the State constitution we'll the republican ticket
viii be carried at the approaching election Mr. Chase
has arrived at this conclusion after careful observation
the state.
CoIfnx's Reported Impeachment Speech Die.
credited by His Friends.
Tho friends Of Speaker Cofax here assert that the
report Of his Worcester Ohio speech a. IL appears in the
papers incorrect Mr. Cofax they say is not in favor
of impeachment They cite bis course In Congress in
proof Of this statement and also to show that tho
remarks attributed TO him be incorrect Speaker
Coliax himself however, has not been heard from on
the subject
Presidential Adherents Among New York
Oficc Holders.
am informed that Colonel Messmore, of the Metro
politan Revenue Board will not be removed or res au
for the present Matters will probably remain in stau
quo. When change is made administration man
will be appointed At present the political complexion
OF the Board is as follows-van Dyke is Weed repub.
lcau; Tracy ditto; Courtney Weed democrat Mess
moro is radical and Caseby ditto or the collectors
in New YORK city only one democrat, Thomas oCal-
laghan, Of the Ninth district All the rest are Weed men
radicals that OF fourteen collectors the Presi.
don't has only friend, who will down with the
spondulix when required
The Coming Election I'm PennsyIvania.
Congressman Samuel J. Randall OF Philadelphia,
arrived to-day at the head Of delegation Of hungry
Pennsylvania politicians They had interview with
the President this morning. when Mr. Randall tried to
impress the Executive with tho Importance OF rsdis,r
button Of the federal patronage in Pennyvana in order
10 carry the approaching election for the democrats
Randall says Mr. johnson fearfuy Indifferent TO his
interests and gave him but little ssfacisn rs To
what he intends doing The President expressed tho
opinion that those in favor Of the prsservaoa of tho
constitution ought carry the election without having
inducements held out TO them In the shape OF Office
The Presidents Course After the Radical DC.
feats Next November.
Apropos Of elections 10 said that should the repub-
York. the President will make clean sweep OF the rsdi.
cal ohce holders some gentlemen holding high posi-
lions and heretofore in harmony With Mr. johnson will
also n N ead find themselyoe In had odor N fbe Whit