Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-27
From Washington.


FINANCIAL
AsHINGToN, D. U, NOV 2G.-Ihe following
statement was issued yesterday:
Receipts of fractional currency for the
week ,..,,........ .................. S1S6,600
Shipments Of fractional currency. ...... 6059l5
III oI noe, u0tgs. , g. loh6o'
bant cirruiatinp " '"'' ioi qeo goo oon
And for public deposits. i52790G0
National bank notes in circulation. w 325 6O56OO
Internal revenue receipts to-day. ....... 296 269
Eor the month .;.....,:..;.,..,......... 9i2O 100
iV''i i'I '''e hSo'i year 10 uae' b0Woh'
THE POSITION OF MIR. CATAcAzY.
A telegram from here announcing that the
management OF the Russian legation has passed
into the hands of General Garloif, and that CON
scquently our government is relieved of the ne
ccsSty of sending MIR. Catacazy his passports,
does not fully explain the situation. Although
Gen. Garloif is to act as charge PaBaUeS of the
Russian legation, MIR. Catacazy's functions as
minister to this country are not at an end. He
is to accompany the grand duke ON his tour
through the states, and then when the latter
leaves the country Mr.. CatacaZy is TO go TO Rus
STA ON leave of absence only, and with the eX-
pectatiOn of returning to this country.
This is the statement Of Mr.. Catacazy's
friends, who allege in the most positive manner
that he his not been recalled, and will not be at
present. In case Of his recall it would be his
duty to officially inform the president Of the
fact, by calling at the White house and present.
ing his letter of recall, and at the same time to
introduce his successor to the president, if that
successor should be in this country. Mr.. Cata-
Gays friends say that he goes 10 Russia to eX-
plain his quarrel with the president and the Sec
Rotary of state, aud that if that explanation is
satisfactory he will return here; otherwise his
successor will be sent.
MESSAGE.
The president has finished the draft of his
annual message.
MIR. DELANO's REPORT.
The secretary of the interior has completed
his report. 1t VIII treat at length ON the
Indian question, and make sundry recommen-
datiOns IN order to carry into effect the peace
policy of the president.
RELATIONS WITH OTHER NATIONS.
There are comparatively few causes Of com
plaint between the United States and other
nations and nearly all of them will be settled
by commissions already authorized The
awards heretofore made against Venezuela are
| not all discharged by thar republic, nolwitlI.
standing the efforts of our government This
subject will again he brought to the attention OF
| congress.
THE COMING CONGRESS.
| are in Washington, with four or five delegates.
| Both halls Of congress are in readiness for the
meeting. Many Improvements have been
made, including ventilation during recess.
MIR. sCHENcK'S MINING INTEREST.
1t is said by gentleman recently arrived
ftOm Utah that Minister Schenck's connection
with the Emma mining company, as one OF the
directors, is of recent occurrence. The mine
was in litigation last summer, when a c0mprO.
mise was effected by Senator Stewart, OF Nevada,
| who was attorney for Lyons, the claimant, by
which LYONS became the owner of one-third OF
the property. The company, since the compro-
mise, has reorganized, and stock to the amount
| of S. 900, 900 issued. Senator Stewart was re-
| Gently in London on business connected with the
mine