Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-01

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The Treasury
Department has made the following ship
ment Of notes and fractional currency
during the week ending April 3 Z To the
Assistant Treasurer of the DeY Jfltory and
National Bank-legsl tendet !, 1894, 46S:
fractional currency, S492. .325. Fractional
currency distributed during the week,
S7S5, ,I75. Internal revenue receipts to-
day, S5S5, COZ; total fer the month, Sl3, ,3O6,-
900.
u. S. circulating notes this date, S342, =
25l, 800; as security for public moneys
same date, S3I5, 500; total burned. 81. .S20,
346; bank currency issued tor bills de-
stroyed during same period, $3.50 655 toff =,
issued therefor, So, ,56S, O55 bals1 do. .de
for mutilated notes, SSl7 ,29l; bsak eircu
lation outstanding this daJe, S299, 467 1862.
w II. Coleman. of Rhode Island, chief
OF ths Internal Revenue Division of the
Treasury Department, has resigned and
Governor Parmelee, Of NJ Massachusetts,,
late second deputy commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, under Mr.. DelanO, has
been appointed in his place.
J. II. Liville, of Illinois, has been ap-
pointed chief clerk of the Treasury De-
partmeat, vice William H. West, trans
ferred.
Charles F. Cunard, CT New Hampshire,
Is to be chief clerk Of the Warrant Divi-
sion, viece J. II. Layille, promoted chief
clerk.
The public debt statement will not be
issued before Monday. From present in
dicatiOns it viii show considerable reduc-
ton and make very favorable exhibit.
Secretary Boutwell, was on the House
floor this morning in the interest of the
funding bill. He seemed confident the
same kind OF funding measure will yet go
through Congress during the session. He
is also watching for measure to give the
Treasury Department entire supervision
over the Alaska seal fisheries.
The Senate Territorial Committee con-
sidered the bill for organizing the Indian
country into a Territorial government.
Both this committee and the House COM
mittee are in favor of the organization.
They are about considering the Mormon
question.
The Senate Indian Committee were in
session to-day on Indian affairs. They
think an Indian war can be avoided by
the Government simply dealing Justly.
with the Indians, by promptly giving
them their annuities.
A decision has been received by the
Conference Committee on the internal
tax.
The Navy Department is still without
any positive information concerning the
condition of affairs in Havana. Robson
doubts the tr0thfulness Of the statement
that volunteers have begun a reyolutiOn;
Whste Admiral Porter is inclined to think
there is a good deal Of probability in it.
The long dispute in the Ways and
Means Committee over the banking sec
tiOn OF the bill, it is reported, is to be set
tied by turning that section over TO the
banking committee, whose views are that
the present banks are to bank only on
four and half per cent bonds, when fifty
million Of new banking capital is taken
up, by taking one half per cent. of the
circulation is virtually giving the banks
five per cent. bond, and such a clause in
the funding bill, it is believed, will be
passed. The funding bill is again post
pOned.
There are rumors that the sales Of gold
in May viii be increased.