Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-01

Debt, less cash in the Treasury, June
Debt, less each in the Treasury May .'''''' o.
), sos,s7s,ss, Il
month 4,4ssSs s.
Decrease Of debt since March l. 1871 siIs74,ssa II
Decrease Of debt from March !. 1869,
to March ssO4.7s4.4,s o2
The statement of bonds issued TO tie Pacific
Railroad Companies shows totals Is follows:
Principal outstanding ga SIS s32. Interest sc-
crued and not yet paid, 81 ,6ls 47O.s0. Interest
paid by the United States SO 1853 9l045 Interest
repaid by transportation of mails, q, s76,716.93.
Balance OF interest paid by United States,
o. ,E7 ,19362.
INTERVAL REvmus.-The receipts from this
source to-day were e461 eG).6I.
TEE SUBSCRIPTIONS to tie new loan to-day
amounted to slOs 600. as..t
TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT has declined
the offer Of Jay Cooke & 90. to take 100 900 900
OF the new loan.
REV. DR. q. B. BoYHToS entered lpen the
duties Of Recorder Of the Ge neral Land ONCE
this morning.
TIE PRESIDENT and Mrs Giant with Miss
Nellie and Master Jessie Grant and Gene raj
Porter, LETT this morning on the early train for
Long Branch.
THE AUsrRIAH eovBRNMEKT ut the request
OK President Grant has consented to allow their
minister here, Baron Won Lederer, to preside
over the arbitration Of the Cuban claims.
Tt. PoLAR1s, Captain Hall, will sail from
here on Saturday for New York, and after
remaining in that port two weeks will leave for
the Polar Sea.
The WHITE HoUsB.-Generals Babcock and
Dent Of the Presidents staff, and Col. Robert
Douglass, his private secretary, remain at the
Executive Mansion to transact all routine busI
nets during the absence OF the President.
THI PUBLISHED srA71MxNr thn s11, 900 900
had been bequeathed to the United States by
itch Epglishman who died recently Is without
oundation. Secretary Boutwell, has received
no such Information.
vIcs PRrsIpsxr CoLYAx was Last evening
conducted in q carriage to the railroad depot,
where he took passage in special car for his
homo In Indiana. He was ACCOMPANIED by
DR.. Bliss, Mr.. Todd, his private secretary, and
several other gentlemen.
n. SARaIAT, Commissioner OF Customs,
retired from that office yesterday, and Mr.. H. A.
Lockwood, Chief Clerk Of the Bureau, wa
designated bv the President Acting Com
missioner until the appointments Of Mr.. Ssrgents
successor.
THE NAVAL ACADsnr-Ths distribution of
Il ,lomas to the graduating class ct the Naval
Academy will take place on Monday next At
which time Secretary Robson will be present
to make the distribution. The Junior Glasses
VIII san on their summer crutse on Monday, the
AseIsTAHT SECRETARY or fHD GRIAsuRY.-
During the absence Of Judge Richardson In
Europe Assistant Secretary Hartley will in the
csse Of absence or sickness Of tho Secretary,
received hh oonmission fiem the fie.ident
yesterday. =.
THs OPERATIONS OF the Patent ONCE for the
week ending May 30, eomprne the Issue Of 2ss
new patents, IL Reissues, % designs, and 16
,rademarks. Among the patents granted are
the following TO citisens Of Washinston: John
McClsIlsnd, nrs plus 9. 9. Trevitt, document
CHANGES AT WEST Polsr.-Oapt. Boynton.
o. 3. A., has been relieved from duty at the
Military Academy ct West Point, and ordered
to join his battery. Lieut.. Churchill, 4th artil-
lery, has been ortered to report to the Super.
intendent Of the Military Academy for duty as
adiutant OF the Academy.
TIE CoLLEoroR OF CUSTOMS AT MoBuxA
seer,tary Boutv,f has decided to allow Judge
Miller, Collector OF Customs ct Mobile, Ala,
70 retain his position. Judge Miller has been
in town for some days, but leaves here this
EVENING TOR ne homo. Ex-senator Warner and
position, but kr. Boutwell, decided not 30 make
any change in the once; Mr.. Warner was ap-
age. but does not w. that positiSn. 70" Gays
/ CoHnIssIoKIR PLRAsoxros's RAILRoApDs-
olsIoN.-The decision OF the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue adverse to the New York
auttsr, and nat oenpsny kss sent Nj. Angus.
tus Seheu 20 Washington 10 appeal IRON the
decision OF Oommissioner Plessolton. The
Boutwell,, and he has referred the matter to the
solicitor Of the Treasury for On opinion upon
TIE right Of .. appeal q Nm the Revenue Com
misAioner 70 the Secretary.
APPoEHzHu1 By rHn PansrDsxr.-Ths
Prssidsnt, prior to his departure, this morning
nade the following appointments Geo. Ban
slenipossneaiy . the German Empire. VIM.
u. O!asett and Heary l. Warren, OF Montana
Terrifory, ard Mm. q. Passons. Of TeIaS, 70
centennial anniversary Cf American in0epen-
dence, st PhEadelphis. George W. wood, 60
be collector ofinternal revenne for the LIST DIS
internal revenue 90 District Of tennessee.
Alexander II. wallace, collector Internal reye-
nue. 9Th district New jersey, HCIW
TnI PIrreroa DIsAsFm- svseps0 Hsrdsss
81 the Coronev's Juyy-The coronerss Jury have
ston coliiery accident. End ind that the means
Get o. the Pennsyivsnis Legsistnre; that Dor or.
tons OF the machinery were not properly DIED
thatihe company had On the day Of the accident
ranted By the oct referred 10; and further, that
the Inspector Of Mines knew Of she q vioiatiops
Of Law, but failed in bis DUTY In not protesting
os.ins. 70 as g =
hcpef that after such falf and decisive verdict,