New-York tribune., 1873-09-03
THE NoN-REDEMPIION or CALLED BONDS EX
Planned


Planned.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Sept. 2, 1873.
1t appears from the debt statement published yester
day that Sl of six cent bonds OF lSC3 called
in by Secretary Richardson March and maured three
months LATER June l. are stin outstanding though the
Syndicate have adjusted their final settlements ior the
6fty millions OF five per cents, to balance which the
cau was issued. On the 1st of June, when the hny
millions of called per cent bonds were due SooSOO
of similar bonds previously called were OUTSTANDING anu
OF these only about 200 have since been redeemed
leaving Of the sl574OO0 called Six per cents OF 1857
which Yesterdays statement reports Eout more than
all 100000 STILL which have not been presented at the
Treasury On the other hand the six per cent Dohds
of other issues, ON which interest go c o
November, have been diminished about sloVV,VVo
since June, exclusive OF purchases for the sihk-
ing Fund. which have been eahceed anu ue
stfoved The obvious conclusion from this state OF
fac il that the Syndicate been unable to procure
the bonds which called on March Dy aoout
l 0O0 and TO make good their deficiency nave put IN
other onds of equal face and market value which were
not called 1t is not expected al the treasury Depart
that these missing sl OF o4hue on ~nlcH
interest has ceased and which the Syndicate nave not
procured will be presented much II any before NOV. l.
when the next coupon Will become due, as they are
mostly held the ipteror OF Europe and by persons
probably ignorant OF the call
PROGRESS TOWARD THE PAYMENT OF THE GENEVA
AWARD.
report prevails that the Geneva Award Of $l55Oo0oO
has already been paid into the Treasury. but on in
ouiry it has been ascertaIned that preliminary ar
rangements only have been made to this end Ii viii be
remembered that the 9th OF June the Secretary OF
the Treasury issued call for the redemption OF GER
tain series Of yetwenty bonds more than covering the
amount of the award IN ANTICIPATION W VI
IT'S payment, and that the Brtlsh government
arranged with the Syndicate TO discharge TINS treaty
gatiOn. In pursuance OF the plan adopteu, aige
amount these bonds has already been surrendered 10
the Treasury gold certificates Issued therefor to be
made available on after Sept G. at the time OF the
formal redemption Of the bonds These gold eeTtihcaes
il is understood in the hands OF the British Consul
at New-York be delivered with other Ike representa-
of specie (their value covering inc en,te amarH
by the British Minister TO the Secretary OF state ana by
HIM transferred 10 the Treasury as 80 muoh cash.
THE KENTUCKY KU-KLUX oUTRAGEs.
eneral Williams is expected TO return to
duty Tomorrow and immediate action Will be taken on
the report OF Distrct-Atorney Wharton on the KuKux
outrages In Central Kentucky The policy pursued two
ago toward tho disturbed counties Of South Caro-
lima will probably be repeated. 1t Is known that IL Is
the desire and expectation both OF the President and OF
fine Denartmept of Justice that State and local au
tborie sba suppress disorders without Federal assist
ance; but If they unable or unwllDg 10 promptly
accomplish this. martial law Will be declared ana lhe
full powers conferred by inc ACT W ehioioo ho roi
teenth Amendment exercised.
THE TENNESSEE GovERNoRsHIP.
Senator Brownow writes TO ex-senator Foote under
date OF 2Stb ut
understand that some OF the Rip Van Wlnkle Demo
crats who have not yet learned that slavery Is a0o
shed and the Democratic party dead desire 10 run Col
hone they will do So and / believe Davis wants TO
make In that event nope 10 see you take the
field a candidate
Mr. Foote says that he has disposition to trouble
the people their representatives with his claims to
official advancement.
THE REPORTED MASSACRE AT FORT SILL.
The story of massacre at Fort Sill proves 10 have
been hoax The stage which left the fort the 2sh
ut seven days after the date OF the alleged massacre.
and arrived at Wichita, Kansas. to-day, brings news
that all is quiet, and Mr.. Haworth, the Indian Agent
writing the 2st from Fort sll expresses himself
pleased with the quietness or the Indians.