New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

Navy Department. 4ss3,6l3 n
Interior ID partmeut ............. 2gG2S,so2 p
Cyil and Diplomatic ............. H1si,C3 81
Balance IN Treasury ........-..... lSOe3i,83l 80
1t appears from the foregoing that there has been
a falling of in the receipts for this fiscal year, as
compared with the year before. as follows:
on balance brought forward. ... Sioo3i,376 -
Ioaus................. J35l9Att w
Internal Revenue................. ll@99iS o.
Customs, gOld..-...........-...--. u5o5.2l 81
The expenditures have also fallen OF as follows:
On Payment Of the Public Debt. sia69S,so7 81
Expenditures for the Navy. es27,59s 81
The expenditures have increased as follows:
For the Interior Department go. $2o9.5'5 %
War Department .............. elsi4,5i4 90
As there. was paid for army bounties about
SS8,OOOO00, the expenditures for the War Depart
ment would be $SOO0OOO less than those of the year
before but for these bounties paid The interest
the public debt has been paid within the year
as follows: In coin, Sl034j955S s.; in currency,
S3j.42j,3j So
Fourth Auditor. j. W. Tabor Of the Treasury De-
partment, has submitted to Secretary McCulloch his
annual report for the fiscal year ending June 30 1863
1t shows in detail what work has been done in the
bureau during the year, which will be indicated by
giving the summary made by the several gentlemen
in charge of divisions, rs follows: Record division,
letters received and brofed 1869; letters written.
81 753 ReQuisitOn division cash acquisitions entered
amounting to $sO51210l; refunding acquisitions,
sL020O33; internal revenue requisitions S5'0,S'S;
hospital fund acquisitions $95,Oi7. Przo Money di
vision, claims received, 70ll; settled G.s79;
amount discussed, $2S525. Pension and Marine
division, accounts tiled 34j; amount dis
Inrsed sl.172.0Gs; pensioners added TO list,
$50 allotment division letters written 1858; allot-
ments adjusted ] ,OOO Paymastcrs' division accounts
received 273 settled 32l cash disbursements $1,000
375 Navy agents division vouchers examined $1,000;
cash disbursements, $2G 4SO323; general claim di-
vision claims received f. ia. adjusted 1908; amount
involved $1,000 The Auditor enters into considera
bic explanation Of the work in his Bureau from
which IL appears that bis showing for this year not
40 good AS for last year because lac has been obliged
TO spend much time and labor few accounts, be-
ing those of the PaymasteTs appointed early IN the
war, who kept their papers IN a very bungllng and
inaccurate so that their adjustment has re-
quired an extraordinary amount of industry and dl-
Rence He congratulates himself and tho Secretary
that final disposition has been made of many very
Troublesome cases. he says that n deal OF work
done in his Office cannot be shown III tabular
statements, and illustrates his point with IN
stances Of no special interest to the general
pnblic lie saws that lac has IA clerks less than the
number TO which he is entitled By law, but he does
not propose increasing bis force He expresses
general satisfaction with the conduct of his subord-
mates and adds that the files aud records of his Office
which are very vOluminOus arc in much better con
dition tllan they ever were before. lie closes with
the remark that the amount Of work coming TO his
bureau viii be less when the business Occasioned by
the war is cleared or and necessary records now in
progress are completed and that he will then recon-
mend the discharge Of such clerks rs are not needed
John Savage, President Of the Fenian Brotherhood
has had an interview with Secretary Seward. and
will sad for Europe on Saturday. .. r.'
Publication having been made Of the opening OF
the box at the Treasury Department containing an
old calico dress and wOmans shawl and water
proof cloak labeled: Taken from the person of
Jefferson Davis the time of bis capture by Col.
Pritchard" telegram was received from woman
in Philadelphia this afternoon, asking Gen. Spinner
TO lend these articles to her 10 be exhibited at fair
! in that city. The application was referred 10 the
War Department, the articles having been deposited
in the Treasury vault by Secretary SchOields imme-
| date predecessor blr. Stanton.
Citizens of Washington who interested in
air line railroad 10 New York City met to-day. The
object stated TO be, independence of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad riddance OF the 40 cents
tax that is imposed on passengers between Baltimore
| and WashingtO and cheaper fTeights. A committee
| of fifteen was appointed TO take such action as Is
necessary 10 pIOCure cuaIteIs IOI All IdlOadS winch
W The clerks i'm the Redemption Bureau were en-
gagged to-day in counting tne money recovered from
fbe steamer Jacob Carter The greater part OF II
much CHARGED and the remainder had been burned to
| ciuders The entire was sum was about $aO,OO up
ward of Onc-halt OK the denoHhaiiol"l dnouIt has
| thus far been recognized, and measures are to be
taken 10 indemnify the owners or those who are re-
| sponsbe for the money =,
| THE following named officers in the Navy have
bacn homorably discharged: Acting Volunteer Lieu
! tenant Samuel Howard; Acting Ensigns, Thomas j.
| Gay and Franklin Films. ,,. n.,. =
! regiment. which is chiefly composed OF Democrats,
has announced IT'S intention to join the escort on the
| 4th OF March next. NJ, A., L., 49,.
sumed con nand of tins Department. 1t is believed
| that he will retain the present stan -
Appointments have been made as l0ilow VS., ., u
| StoTeleepers-T s. Duval, VIM H. Ietcher Elgntn Neil
tucky q s. Mezer and D. koy99ids Snta pcn9 sy
vanla Chas NJ Aykroyd, Second Pcnnsy NJ IUe
Barker Seventh Ohio j. NJ. Shaw Second mairylhhG'
Robert Nelson First Pennsyyaa UG hin H.
Cook Twelfth Illinois James i. RathDuIn, nlhtn ,il-
OILS A. c. Parks, Third Indiana ID. A. Dcwers, Dca
! ware NJ. Lineback and H. $. Butler, Second Vio Nv
SpeciOfs Of T0bdec0-Danie Uricb, FIRST fehhsS'""'
MINISTER FOR THE SANDWICH ISLANDS
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