The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-01

Bonds Issued 10 BdClnC hb3tNNu 'OUi-
panies, interest payable ia Uawiut
money. amount outstanding. S......... s6t T,920'O0
Interest accrued and not ycS I'4id..... 631 30
Interest paid by the Untei Safes. 6SS ,6Gt 96
Interest repaid by transportation Of
mails Observation-Disclosures. i994,O74Gi
Balance of Interest raid by United
stats sisSy,5oOs5
Dewcere CeusurCd.
Special DeS11dtn6 10 The Ereli1J Telegraph
General Logan, chairman OF the Military Commit
tee, reported u resolution OF censure j. #. De-
weese, of North Carolina with the evidence in his
case. The evidence was read, and s very conclusive
against him. The resolution Of Censure is the
same in terms as was passed in the case of White
more. The resolution was adopted unanimously.
The China Mission.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed
to-day to report against raising the salary OF the
Minister to China, or making the mission one OF the
The Cuban Question,
The committee discussed the Cuban question for
some time, coming to no conclusion.
Tho Gold Investigation Report.
General Garfield, from the Committee on Banking
and Currency, made report OF the gold investlga-
tlon together with the evidence Mr. Cox, OF New
York, submitted minority report. Both are ordered
to be printed. They are very long.
Loss of the Oneida.
Up to O'Clock to-day nothing further has been
received at the Navy Department. regarding the fate
OF the United States steamer Oneida, placing every
one IN painful suspense. She was under orders to
return to the United States to reach San Fran
cisco by the 1st Of April. Besides her own oficers
and crew there are supposed to have been on board
numerous onlcers, midshipmen, and seamen, whose
term OF service on that station had expired, and
were returning to the United States. ~
The following Is correct list OF the crew OF the
United States steamer Oneida, as stated in the last
William Anderson, seaman, Sweden; Wallace W.
Allen, landsman; New York; Hugh Barnes, fireman,
Ireland; Michael Boyle, coal HEAVIER, Ireland; John
Boyle, coal HEAVIER, Ireland; A. w. Bottsford w. o.
s., Athens; Thomas Begley, coal HEAVIER, Philadel-
pha Henry Benntt tt, ordinary seaman, Nova scotia;
Miles Blunt, ordinary seaman, New York; Charles
Brown, ordinary seaman Ireland. VIM. ROVntnn
Chief Quartermaster, Maine; John Brown seaman,
Denmark; Wm. II. Bennett seaman. Massachusetts,;
James III. Been landSman, Connecticut, Richard
Boston, landsman Phladelphia William Brittney,
ordinary seaman, Maine; Joseph Bess, andsman,
Enslsnd; England Benjamin " BSptiste Spss aadsmaa,, adsan,
New Orleans William CLARK, Quartermaster,
james Cannon, fireman, Scotland; Patrick Gun,
ningbam, fireman, Ireland; Dennis Cronan, coal
HEAVIER Ireland: John b.. Center, andsman, New
Carrijams, Ireland; John Cannon, boy. Ireland;
John Chouk, steerage steward, New York Robert
man, Ireland; John Dale master-at- arms, isle OF
Man; William Farrell captain of forecaste, Ire
land; Henry Fox, seaman, England; Thomas Fal-
carpenters n ate, Liverpool; AL Seer Foo, COOK,
HiogO; Edward Fitzpatrick, landsman, IdanO;
NJ Cox, Gaskins, virginia Henry Henry
Garner, coal HEAVIER, England; John Hui, fireman,
5a@es Houston ordinary seaman CharestOn
Charles Henig, coal HEAVIER, Prussia; James Han
KRIS, coal HEAVIER, London; William Henry, school,
master, Scotland; James Jordan, seaman, Ireland;
John e. Sevens boatswain's mate, Ireland; Carl
Jansen. seaman, Denmark; John Jones, ordinary
seaman, Ireland; Israel Jacobsolm, o. s.. Holland;
Christian Jager, ordinary seaman, New
York Joseph Jeiiries, boy, Philadelphia;
Robert M. Johnson, boy, Philadelphia; Thomas G. A,
Keating O.S Ireland George Kuhn cooper, ,Bavaria
George w. Kaufman, landsman, Philadelphia; VIII
liam @. King, guard, Massachusetts,; John Long,
boy, Philadelphia Patrick Laville coa-heaver, Ire.
land George G.. Langman, mate in charge, England;
Thomas g. Lyons, boatswain's mate IrelBnd; Mat
thew Lynch, seaman, New Jersey; William G. Lewis
nurse, Philadelphia; s. c. Lewis, ordinary seaman,
Joseph r. Long landsman, Cleveland, Ohio;
A. W. Ling, o. G., China, A. Lum, cabin steward
China; William Mahoney fireman, Ireland; William
McEwen, boy Jersey City; John Murphy, fireman.
Ireland; Edward Mulvehel, fireman, Ireland; James
McGencey. coal HEAVIER, Ireland; Martin Mccall
Brooklyn; Jeremiah Mahoney, seaman, Ireland;
William c. McGrath, guard, New York. Michael
Murray steward cook, N. Y; Patrick McGrade,
ordinary seaman, Ireland; John d. Mooney,
armorer, Philadelphia; John Moran, Quartermaster
St. John: John Morgan. carpenter, South Wales
Mooney, aremen, Philadelphia; John McCl0skey
fireman, coah HEAVIER, Philadelphia; Jas MoFIllen
ordinary seaman Philadelphia Hugh Murray,
apothecary, England Philip Mcdonald, lands
man, Scotland; James James Mcdonald, =, coal
AiSs IT Murphy coal HEAVIER Nashville; Peter Io Moo
nan, seaman, Ireland; CHRISTIAN Olsen, seaman
Denmark; James O'Brien ordinary seamen, Eng.
land; A. II. Ohm, landsman China; John r. Price
fireman, New Jersey; John Pettigrew, coal HEAVIER
lreland: William Pomeroy landsman Worcester;
Robert r. Peard boy, Mass Charles Ryan, ordinary
seaman, England; VIM Rickets, s. M. Mate, N. Y;
VIM. H. Roach, ordinary seaman, New York: Thos
Reddy, fireman, Ir Gland; Edward Reilly, fireman,