Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-07
Amt of Debt sess Cash in Treasury, ass. e4l1I. IS

Am OF Debt Tess Cash in Treasury, 253i 643Tls 95
The foregoing is a correct statement of the
public debt, as appears from the books and
IIeasurers returns in the department, on lst
OF october, 1865. HUGH MCCULLoCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Increase-5-2o bonds. s366a,5s fractional
currency, si.13I.3 $3.50; per cent certificates,
S3,C25,OiO. Total, S7,sIS,9i5 81.
Decredse-6per cent. compound interest otes
s4,O5i 9CO bonds of 1s47 and is s, s29l 55O; per
cent treasury notes, 81 0,0n; gold certifc ates
si,S25. 7-3O Treasury notes, 8, ,ll3,OOl. Total
Deduct increase, S7sIs,9i5. so, which show. a
decrease of the Government debt of So, ,6s4734 20
ADD increase Of cash in the Treasury. : !,6l5,-
s69.oe, which shows total to be $3.50, ,59I .os
Bonds issued to Pacific Railroad Companies
during the month, Si,3.0,OO Net decrease of
the debt during the month, including bonds
issued 10 the Pacific Railroad Companies
S97O59i.OS.
The warrants issued by the Treasury Depart
ment during the month of September, lSGS, TO
meet the requirements of the Government
amount, in round numbers, TO the following
sums Civil, miscellaneous, and foreign in
teIcouIse, S},7lO.2eI %. interest of the public
deOt, s467l,355.O3; War Department, $3.50
30l.G2 Navy Department, 8, ,27G, ,7627i; Interior
department, pensions and Indians, IS, ,4l0,OU527
Total amount, S3o,E27,13I.95.
The Secretary thinks that the disbursements
OF the Present month will be lighter than the
past, Al d that the close thereof will snow a
further decrease.
THE DYER COURT OF lNQUIRY-GRNRRAL
DYEE RELIEVED FROM THE ORDNANCE Br-
REAU DURING ITS SEssIoN.-By special orders
No. 239, Just issued, the Secretary OF War di-
rects that Breyet Major General A. b. DYER
Chief of Ordnance, be relieved from the charge
OF the Ordnance Bureau, the order to take effect
upon the assembling of the Court of Inquiry
appointed by special orders of September 10th
last, and will continue until the conclusion Of
he in
Breyet Lieut.. Colonel 5. V. Bennet, Major
Ordnance Department, to report in person tc
General Dyer, TO assist him while before the
Court of Inquiry.
VISIT TO THE PRksIDENT.-The Supreme
Circle of the Bro herhood of the Union, now
in session in this city, visited the Executive
Mansion this afternoon and were received by
the President in the East room. Thomas HI
RooiGs0p iSoi Esq, introduced to the President
Esq, OF this city, and Ii. G. Gibbs, of PennsyI-
vania
Mr. Gibbs addressed the President, stating
that the Council had called to pay their re.
spects TO the Chief Magistrate OF the nation
before adJourning. He then introduced the
members of the Council TO the President
who took each one by the hand
The ceremony of presentation being over the
members formed a circle around the President
who addressed them, returning his sincere
thanks for the respect they had manifested IN
paying the visit, and assuring them of his ap-
preciatIon OF the compliment. He hoped
all would meet again, under more
favorable circumstances and remain united by
ties of friendship, without any regard for po-
lltcal or sectional feeling. In conclusion. the
President again returned his thanks, and ac-
companied the Council through the parlors and
halls Of the Executive Mansion before they
withdrew.
REVENUE APPoISrMENTs-Secreta Nc.
Culloch to-day made the following appoint
ments Of Internal Revenue officers:
Sorekeepers.-Chas. Faurest, 1st Pa; Jos
Butler, I'd Pa; l.. W. RIdgely, Robt. Spencer,
I'd Md: VIM. Entwisile, 5th lii; j. G.
Stamps, 4th Tenn: J. T. Mills, 9th; Tenn Jno
d. L. Fuller, 9th Tenn Chas. II. Coburn, eth
Tenn.
Guogers.-Bernard 20 'Rorke. sth N. Y; John
r. Francis, 9TH Ill: VIM. A. Elliott Sth ~ Y;
Jas. NJ. Camerrn, 1st Tenn; Geo. w Kinder
and Thomas Williams, 2d Tenn: VIM. q.
Brooke, ith Tenn. U. O. Smith, sth Tenn;
Richard J. Newman; I'd N. Y; George NJ.
MoS'' 30 dbN W.T9sI Thomas Tsh r. TSwRssnd, 2sd
Mo-; John Higbie, Benjamin TODD, 5th Ill.
GEN. HANCOCK ExPRcrKD-The Secretary
OF War has received a telegram from Major
General w. S. Hancock, who has been ill at
Lis home in ST. Louis for some weeks past on
account Of the reopening Of an old wound, in
which the General states that he thinks he will
be able to reach here by Monday anu attend the
session Of the Dyer Court of Inquiry, of which
he is member, and which meets on Monday
next.
A DEMOCRATIC CLAIM.-A letter received by
aGoyernment ON cial In this city to-day, from
Hon. Samuel J. Randall, Of Pennsylvania
claims taat the city of Philadelphia will give a
Democratic majority of 5000 ON Tuesday next.
GOVERNOR ENG LIsH, Of Conn ecticut, arrived
here this morning, ard had a long interview
with the President to-day.
INTERNAL RRvENUR.-The receipts to-day
frn ~ OH