The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-09-07

the Norwegian bark Minta, on the night of
the 23d of August, and sent her down,
with eleven lives. The Minta was making
a trip from Portsmouth to Quebec. She
had on board twelve hands of whom but
one was saved by the boats sent out by the
Java.
The amount Of United States currency
outstanding on the 31st of August is
1896, AGO 76S SIS. Three millions of the
amount, according to the figures on hand,
have been lost, mutilated, or destroyed,
and will never be presented for re-
demption.
The Treasury Department on September
LIST, issued a notice calling in $1OO,OO0OOO
of $50 bonds of 1852 for redemption.
The statement of the public debt for
September LIST is As follows
Debt bearing compound interest,1sS1 s5Ss,aO0
Accrued interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .lO6.4SS
Debt bearing currency interest. 4s,5iS,G0
Interest Observation-Disclosures. S10,407
Natured debt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,s'2,s1s
Interest. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Bearing no interest 4l1,aS1.ss6
0ncl aimed interest. 96l2
Iota DEBT .-..--.--......... 9,SSS.11l.Oss
Interest 3i,TSS,l9;
Total. s., s72,solte7
Coin in Treasury. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9O.SlS6sl
Currency in Treasury ............ 1855 AS
Debt, less cash in Treasury 2,21t,l2a,s6l
Decrease during August........-..... es0,.sT9
Decrease since March ................ 1855 asst
Decrease since March l, JS59........ 1914 500
The total amount Of bonds issued to the Pacific y
Railway was S64,6lSS3s, on which the United
states has paid ga 245,S3S interest, and the com
panes by transportation, mail, ETC., s3l9,lob,
leaving s6iS Jas interest accrued, but net yet paid
by the Treasury Department.
The President left Washington on the
night of the 1st for Long Branch. He will
resume his residence in Washington about
October /.
Owing to the cool weather which SEEM
| ed to have a favorable influence in abating
the disease, no new cases of yellow fever
were reported at Charleston, s. c., on the
| 1st
Senator Clayton arrived in Little Rock
Ark, on the night of the 3lst ult., and was
serenaded by few personal friends, and
made speech. The next morning he was
arrested by the United States Marshal for
the Eastern District Of Arkansas, on the
charge of issuing certificate of election
| to General George Edwards as member of
Congress from this district, in violation of
the enforcement act of Congress. The
| Senator gave bonds for his appearance at
the October term of the Federal Court.
The indictments found against the Pres
ident and Superintendent Of the Staten
| IS and Ferry Company, and the engineer
! of the Westfeld, are FIR manslsughter in
the third degree. The indictment against
James X Matthews, United States In
spector of Boilers, is for manslaughter in
the fourth degree.
II e horse disease in New York city and
! Brookly n was reported, on the 81, to be
| on the increase.
Another of the Injured by the Westfeld
ezpl sion, Francis Haggerty, of Brook, II,
expired on TIE 81, at his residence in that
| city.
At Cabinet meeting in Washington
on the 1st all the members Were present
except Secretary Boutwell, and Postn as
ter General Creswel. The condition of
the South was considered, especially the
| disatfecton Id reported acts of unlawful
vioence in certain counties of South Car
! Dina Three reports from Admiral Rogers
were laid before the Cabinet by Secretary
! Robson. The United States will not re-
new the alta X on Corea, but await the
| result of the British expedition. 1t is
| thought that ultimately the L nited States,
! Crest Britain and the North German
| Confederation may form an alliance
against Corea.
The President has appointed the follow
ing Postmssters: VIM. Weldon, Iowa
Fails, Iowa, reappointed; E. l.. Meal
lister, Champaign, III; Jas. w. Pater-
son, Humboldt, Kan Emerson j. Ii.
Taylor, Bozsmsn, Montana.
"A fearful election riot is reported to have
occurred at La Mtslla, New Mexico, on
the Goth ult. Two meeting
and Republicsn-were held in the evening,
and after they adjourned general ii ht
ensued, in which seven persons Were
killed, seven or eight MORALLY wounded,
and over twenty others more or less in
! jured
| 1t was thought in Washington on the
ID that executive measures would soon
| b. taken ordering Kansas squatters who
have settled on porton OF the Indian
Territory to vacate it, under certain pains
| and penalties, the land having been set
apart for the sole use of the Indians.
Hon, Marsh Giddings, the new Cover
nor of New NJ xico, was inaugurated on
the 24th ult