The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-08
period were ssa.us leaving only .2o7 to be raised

period were $s2sl2, leaving only SCOT to be raised
from outside sources
statement Ii submitted, also, showing General
Towards receipts from the University and his dis
bursements rom his private funds for the Univer-
sity since his connection with It, He has received.
including the $11.ooO OF back pay voted him,
$l7,5s3, and has expended on account OF the Uni
versity In contributions to destitute students,
loans, subscriptions, endowments &C., $l8,sO6 Is.
The latter statement is certified to be correct by
two accountants who have examined General
Howard's books ana papers.
The deficit OF 1921 900 charged against Jacob
Thompson. Secretary Of the Interior under Bu-
chanan's administration. Is explained by the state
ment that that amount OF Indian trust bonds
distracted by one Goddard Bailey. clerk in the
Department OF the Interior. The deficit, though
charged to ThOmpsons account, is carried from
year to year In the accounts OF the Secretary of the
Interior The Indian trust fund accounts OF Secre-
rary DelanO have been settled up to June 30 last.
American War Vessels in Asfntic Waters.
Commodore Baker is detached from the COM
mand OF the Wyoming and placed on waiting
orders. Rear Admiral jenkins, commanding the
reports from Shanghae May 26, the following
movements OF vessels under his command -
On the 9th OF April he temporarily transferred his
nag from the Hartford to the MOnocacy for the
purpose OF visiting ports between Hong Kong and
Shanghai He visited Swallow, Annoy and Foo
chow, calling on the vceroy OF the latter place,
and being, as he was informed, the first
foreign officer who had obtained an in
tervew with him. The present viceroy or
account of Ill health had usually avoided
receiving such interviews. The Admiral
had a pleasant interview with the viceroy, and
was conducted through the Chinese arsenals, dock
tha nphn
On the iath of May he arrived at Ningpo and
visited the Tontai and the military commander, and
on the 18th OF May arrived at Shanghae, finding
there the Hartford, IroauOis and Palos. The Hart
ford sailed from Hong Kong on April &c. arrived at
Annoy May and at Shanghae May 10. ON May II
the Admiral's nag was retranslerred to the Hart
ford. The Lackawanna was at Yokohama May 2s
under orders to be at NagasaKi early In June. The
Saco arrived at Nagasaki May II. The Yantic
sailed May 10 for Annoy and Nagasak. The Paos
was under orders to relieve the Ashuelot at Tent.
Sin. The Idaho remains anchored at Yokohama.
Appointments by the President.
The President has appointed W. W. Murray
United States Attorney for the western district
OF Tennessee. The President has also signed
the appointment OF Medical Director Joseph
q. Beale as Chief OF the Bureau OF Medicine
and Surgery in the Navy Department vice Sur
geon General s. G. Palmer, retired on the Goth inst.
Lieutenant Colonel Kantz, OF the Fifteenth in
tantry, is relieved from command of the recruiting
depot at Newport Barracks. Kentucky, and ordered
to join his regiment.
Senator Dclnno Returned.
Senator Delano returned here yesterday morn.
ing from Ohio.
Revenue Marine Service Changes.
Captain John A. Henriques, of the revenue
marine service, has been detached from the COM
mand OF the revenue steamer Chase, at Oswego
N. Y, and placed on special duty In connection
with new vessels now In course Of construction for
service at Boston, Mass, and Portland, Me. Cap.
tain John A. Webster, Jr., is ordered to OswegO to
command the Chase in place of Captain Henriques;
Captain G. A. Abbey is detached from the steamer
Stevens and ordered to command the cutter Dof-
fin, at Castine Me-, and Captain E. L. Deane Is dc.
tached from the Dotfln and ordered to command the
Stevens undergoing repairs at Baltimore; Chief
Engineer Walter Scott and Lieutenant Eugene
Blonde are ordered to special duty at Portland
Me-, and Chief Engineer F. II. Pulsifer and Second
Lieutenant 7. X. Travers to special duty at Bos
ton, Mass Third Lieutenant J. L. Graham is or
dered to the Johnson, at Milwaukee, Wis.
New Collector of Customs at Charles
ton, 5. C.
Henry G. WorthingtOn was to-day appointed
Collector of Customs at Charleston, s. c. He
takes charge of the office on the 18th inst
The Yellowstone Expedition.
despatch received from SANKEY'S Yellowstone
Expedition, dated at camp. seventy miles west OF
Bismarck, Dakota, June 80, states that the health
OF the whole command was good. The Indians
were Offering no serious resistance to the location
of the railroad through their hunting ground.
Abundant coal of good quality was found twenty
miles west OF the Missouri River on the sur
veyed line Of the road, and the country thus far
traversed by the expedtIonary force Is an excel
lent one, well grassed and watered.
Treasury Balances.
The balances in the United States Treasury at tho
close ofbusness to-day were currency, s., s7s l21;
special deposits Of legal tenders for the redemption
OF certificates of deposit, s32,3soOOO; coin,
$7s,s65,4 63 including SAL 52s 600 in coin certificates
outstanding legal tenders $3.50, 900.