New-York tribune., 1868-10-07

nt-lnct the increase Of $7.SlS.945 80 and the de-
crease of the public debt is $2614,724 @ to tins add
tae increase of cash in the Treasury SGl36l y ana
,ee total Is s5.@O.594 So The bonds issued TO the
aoi6e Railroad Companies during the month
,noun,ed TO s432OOOO The net decrease OF the
sbt dnrinc the month including the bonds issned TO
ne Railroad Companies was $97OJ94 0S. The war
ants issued by tine Treasury Department during the
aonth of September, 1865, to meet the requirements
a the Government amounted in round numbers to
The following sums
sav miscellaneous. and foreign intercourse b7lo2@ 50
Interest OF the public debt 26ld5do Us Us
War Department 'o9S9ca -
intefior Pension and Indian Departments. 6nOOOs %
Total sSOo277Sl 95
The Secretary thinks that the disbursements of the
resent month will be lighter than the past and that
be close thereof will show further decrease.
The War Department has received a certificate
ON the surgeon attending Gen Hancock at Caron-
lelet Mo-. stating the condition Of the Generals
sealtb TO be such that be viii be unable TO travel
without danger for 20 days. The Court Of Inquiry
shat has been detailed in the case Of Gen. Dyer.
tyh,ef Of Ordnance which has already been post
foned until the 18th, viii either have 10 make
another postponemeDt or select another officer IN
place of Gen. Hancock. il is 10 be hoped that the
trial may be delayed especially since It's progress
would involve the transfer Of the Department Of the
Cumberland from the command OF Gen. Thomas. "A
member of the Court 30 Gordon Granger, the Presi-
cents friend.
The Indian Peace Commission. composed of the
Hon n {. Taylor Commissioner Of Indian Affairs,
President Gen. W. T. sherman, Gen. 4. H. Terry.
ten. {. G. Augur, Senator ). y. Henderson, Cen W.
Z Harney. Col. : r. Tappan. j. Il. SanbOrn esq and
A. y. II. White, esq Secretary VIII meet at the
fremont House, Chicago, tomorrow. pursuant 10
adjournment last Spring. IL wac expected at the
time OF adjournment that al the meeting tomorrow
The final report of the Commission would be al
ranged, and that they would dissolve, having com
seted their business but the serious troubles
With the Indians will probably proong their session,
and necessitate prompt action Oqet the unfriendly
indians.
The COpperhead newspapers assertion that Gen.
Howard had suppressed Gen. Sibleys report OF the
Camilla Riots was incorrect has been before stated
Gen. Howard te!egraphed to Gen. Sihley Yesterday
70 know when the report on the Camilla Riot would
be ready and this mOril.ng received the following
sepiy:
ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. 10 NoasGet. q. O. HOWARD
cos'm tssO'er e. Report 6 Camilla Riot viii be sent
BIevet Brig Gen. L. s L. Assistant Commissioner
Various reports have recently appeared in the
newspapers, IN Substance. that tie Queen Of Spain
having been expslled from hen throne the duties OF
tbe Spanish Minister in Washington are as a oOnse
gUenee ST an eud and that THE las been decided
by yS6cretary Seward. The Secretary has made no
zecisson of the kind nor is this question which
now demands the consideration OF OHF Government.
The Spanish Minister is still and will continue TO Ge
recognized as such. until the Spanish Government
fiseif shall otherwise determine
Gen. Chipman. Secretary Of the Soldiers and Sail
err Natonal Repnblics1 Executive Committee. has
srltten letter 10 Thos. Mast the artist rendering
Am the thanks OF the Committee for the assistance
which he reudered the Convention of Boys in Blue
aPhiladelphia in contributing gallery of pant
nes and preparing cartoons and uanspaIencies Tor
Tie procession.
IN Friday last go patents were sent 10 the Public
shhter. Formerly all patents and specifications
'oe written, but they are now printed with extra
'1'ss sufbcisnt 10 supply any infnre demand. The
s~<e are sent 10 the printer every Friday. and tie
s'sI's are ready iOr delivery on ihe tuesday week
howmg.
Aasteeps officer ej TIE Pension Obce wa, beHt