The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-07
FROM WASHING TON.
PERSONAL.

WASHINGTON, Sept 6.--M. j. O'Shaugnessy
Chief of Division of Books and Accounts in the
office of the Treasurer of the United States has re-
signed to engage in business in Nashville.
: General Dent, of General Grants staff, who has
been with the latter on his recent tour returned
here last night, accompanied by General Grants
SON General Grant is now residing on his farm in
Missouri. General Dent will shortly return to St.
Louis, and accompany General Grant to this city.
The Treasury Department.
The following appointments have been made
Peter Stoneman Storekeeper in the Fourth District
of Pennsylvania.
There are now only four or FIVE of the least inn
portant districts to which the Commissioner has not
submitted nominations FOR supervisors.
Fractional currency printed for the week, S400 900
SHIPPED to United States Depository at ..
Fractional currency issued to national 1'O'''O
shipped to United states Depository at '' l,.'''o
Shipped TO the Assistant Treasurer at ''''
United states notes shipped to national O''OOo
Securities held for circulating notes, 34i, Gil 800
moneys, 3s,O52 $3.50
National bank notes issued for the week, 139,420
Total to date, s8Oo, ,6O5, ,O26
TO be deducted:
Mutilated bills redeemed, s,929,1s9
Notes of insolvent banks redeemed, S0S329
Actual circulation at this date, 299, 1867 ,5OS
stroyed, $4,000
The Forthcoming Debt Statement.
Inc pubic debt statement for August Will be
published ON Monday. 1t will show an Increase
during last month of over $4,000 900. The reason
in part for this is accounted for by Treasury De-
partment official as follows: The payment of the
Alaska purchase, 81 100000; the large army eX-
penses, which are nearly as much as those of all
the other departments of the government together,
and the decided falling off in internal revenue col
lections. Although the customs receipts have been
greater than for any month during the year, the
working force of the various departments has been
considerably reduced
The Navy Department.
Lieut.. Com. Kane is ordered to the Nohongo;
Commander Simpson is detached from command of
the Mohongo; Com. Bradford from the Resaca, and
Lieut.. Com. Mitchell from the Saginaw.
The State Department.
The following notice has just been made public:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON, Sept. 4,
1S6S-Ofcial notice has been received at this De-
partmen that the Spanish authorities of the island
passports. That the regulations require all pas
sengers arriving at ports of that island to present
authentic official passports, properly vised by the
Spanish consul in the ports of departure, and that
port vised they will not be permitted to land
without compliance with the civil conditions, which
will be found very inconvenient in many cases, and
impossible in others.
Notice has also been received at this Department
that papers purpOrting to be passports issued by
the Mayor of New Orleans, and vised by the Span
ish Consul there, are rejected, under the before
mentioned regulations
Notice has also been received that persons resid-
ing in United States seaports, who call themselves
passport agents, are in the habit of giving certi
Gates in which it is stated that they have applied
to the Department of State for passports and that
those certificates, being vised by Spanish consul,
and presented as passports in Cuban ports, are
rejected there, under the same regulation before
mentioned.
(Signed) WILLIAM II. SEWARD