The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-06

FROM WASHINGTON.
NayaI Orders.

Naval Orders.
Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-Lieutenant- Commander
Charles s. Norton is detached from the receiving
ship Vermont, and ordered to the command of the
FrOlic on the 11th inst Lieutenant Charles NJ.
Thomas is detached from duty at League Island.
Surgeon A. A. Hooking Is detached from the recev-
g a s eW w dcscSed Tom Sy " Ss
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing and ordered to
the Frolic. Lieutenant Commander Marston Niles
is detached from the Albany and ordered to ord
nance duty at New York Navy Yard Lieutenant
Commander Allen V. Reed is ordered to the receiv-
ing ship Vermont. Lieutenant Henry Nields is or
dered to duty at League Island. Paymaster Robert
W. Allen is ordered to duty in the Bureau Of Provi-
sions ana Clothing at Washington, d. c.
The order assigning Ensign William C. Strong to
New York Navy Yard is revoked, and he is ordered
to the Froc on the 18th inst.
Revenue Receipts.
A comparative statement OF the revenue receipts
OF March, ,S s A SnS May June IN SSS and SS
crease OF the latter OF So, 1851, 3OT.
The Treasury ''Cash'' Room.
A; N; Wyman to-day took charge of the cash room
of the United states Treasury in place OF S. E. Mid
dleton who resigned to take an active part in the
banking business. in the firm OF Middleton Co., in
this city.
Circular from Commissioner Deiano.
Commissioner Delano to-day issued the following
order-Tha all parties having claims In this office,
and all attorneys, claim agents. other persons act
ing in their behalf, having business in this Office be
required 10 communicate the same, in writing, ad-
dressed to the Solicitor of the Bureau, through the
| channel of the nails and that no person whatever
not connected with the office by Official relations he
allowed intercourse with its clerks or employees eX-
cept by express permission from the Commissioner,
| Deputy Commissioner Douglas, or the Solicitor
| Heavy Gale and Rain in Washington.
| Despatch TO the Associated Press.
| WASHINGTON, Sept 6.--The northeast wind which
has been prevailing here for the last few days in
creased to gale this morning. and rain with heavy
| wind has prevailed continuously throughout the
| day. The extent of the storm is unknown, but
| damage TO shipping and crops is apprehended
| Secretary Rnwlins still Conscious.
Secretary Rawlins continues to fail. Having com:
planned of his head, his physicians have changed
the stmulant. He is still conscious but apprehen-
slons are entertained that he will soon lose his
| mind.
| War Department Instructions.
| The following Instructions received from the War
Department, are published for the information and
| guidance of all concerned: when ordnance stores
| have been condemned by an Inspector, and recon-
| mended to he sold or dropped as worthless they
WILL in all cases. be broken up and dropped after it
| shall have been ascertained that they cannot be
sold at the places where they may be, and that they
| are mot worth the cost OF transportation to the
| nearest arsenal.
| Changes in the New York Sub-Treasury.
| The following changes, recommended by the AS
sistant Treasurer of the United States at New York.
| are this day confirmed by Acting Secretary Richard
son:-GeOrge w. Marlor, Receiving Teller, vice Thos
Shankand, resigned Charles Williams, Receiving
| Teller vice MarlOr promoted; II. A. Porter, book
Keeper vice W. ii. Trainor resigned; j. o. johnson,
Currency clerk vice j. w. Bell resigned; John Mil
Ter, coin teller, vice Walter Birdsal resigned; Thos
Mccarthy, Bond Clerk, vice j. o. johnson, promoted;
S. j. Durham, Check Clerk, vice II. A. Parker pro-
NOTED.
Internal Revenue receipts to-day, sS57, 900. b
Letter from the Acknowledgement TO Rawlins.
The Hon. w. A. Field Acting Attorney General,
received the following telegram to-day from Attor-
CONCORD, Mass, Sept 6. 1s69-if General Raw
Inns is living, convey to him the assurances Of my
respect and affection, and of the sorrow with which
i learn the condition OF a friend so highly valued,
man so upright, able, and faithful. God bless and
keep him. E. Il. H0AR."