, 1873-01-03

ing, young lady, employed in tho Treasury
Department, known 81 Miss O1o1, On hearing
newspaper, tainted, and it coon 1nade
known that the deceased was her husband In
October, the will OF Aulick, made In Philadel-
rhia in hfay, vas filed in the Probate Court, by
sa1ss o ts let 5 ssss Of
stock, nearly $4,000, to his widow His father
fled caveat to the will, and tho Judge ordered
that isaucs BE- made for trial at the
counsel for Commodore Aulick said that, in con-
sequence OF severe sickness in 1871, the family
believed the disease had Affected the young mans
mind The validity Of the marriage WAS admit
ted. In explanation Of the caveat, counsel said
that the stock was received BY tho deceased from
his father, Jan 8, 1864, to whom he gave paper
obligatin9 himself that he would neither self or
dispose OF said stock during the lifetime of his
father without first consulting him. He WAS
young man who vas under q. soleEn obligation
Not being armed with that degree OF evidence
which would warrant his going to q jury with
probability p;s Of :r success; :tiy they were m
their dread abode. He would further state
that after comforting with the family they cheer
fully agreed not to iuterpose objections to the
probate Of the will. The jury returned YER
time OF making the will, aud that it WAS not pro-
cured by fraud, force, or undue Influence.
ITO tbs AsBoiae<d P1e4s.l
CEnTIF1CATEs CALLED IN.
WASHINGTON, D. G. Jan. 2.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury calls in s620, 600 Of per cent Ger
tifcates, dated from Nov. 20, 1s6s to Jan Is,
1869, 81, ,00D each, numbered from 5.40I to 5,5i5.
inclusive, and 81, 900 each, from 1888 to 5,206,
interest to cease February %. 1873.
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Six per rer cent bonds. 342 oe4 $50
FiVe per cent bonds. Ill, ,5G8 800
Total coin bonds. ..s............ 1,75e,s6, $50
Lawful money NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 17,4ss,ooo
Matufed nept. ,o64, 20
Legal tender notes. a5s, ,642
Certificates OF deposit. 25370O00
Fractional III, ,132 G6l
Coin certificates. 23,2G3ooo
Total wtthou. .nteres...:............ 4s2.997, sss
Total II 10, ,o2e
Total interest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4o,es7,1el
Cash in the Treasury, coin. 74,3s9,15
special deposit held tor he re<iem ption ''~'S
OF certificates OF deposit, as prescribed
py la#....... 25S70too0
Total in the Treasury. 1oe, co., $40
Debt less cash in
increase during the tronth.......... 1e84,3o7
Bonds tssued to tha Pacific Railroad Com
none; p4i1eps, 11 asaaae pastsaains ~ ees13
Interest accrued and not yet paid.....- 1885, ,705
Interest paid by United states.......... 1G,37o,575
Interest repaid by transportation Of
Balance os Interest paid By United stae1 12sSisS3
With reference to the Increase Of tho public
debt it should be said it is more nominal than
real. When the account will be made up in the
middle Of January for the month o1 December,
there will be shown to be an absolute decrease Of
tho debt, probably between $1,000 600 and
81, 600. .0n. Among tho returns wanted ara the
bank ACCOUNTS and other returns from all tho
distant Custom Houses. The Government e1-
penaea bro charged as soon as the warrant issues
for their payment, often long before the money
is drawn, while the returns for receipts from
distant >places often ara not returned till long
after the money is in the hands Of tha proper
officers.
SENATOR SUMMER
passed bad night, but IVES better this morning.
THE SECOND INAUGURATION
OF President Grant will pIabably be the occasion
OF the most imposing military display Witnessed
in Washington since the grand reviow OF 1865.
The Government troops stationed in this vicin-
ity mill, for the frat time, appear in new uni
forms- The force, however, Is somewhat small,
couaiating Of two batteries OF heavy artillery st
Fort McHenry, Maryland, oEe At Fort Foote, and
one at Fort Washington, Maryland. Tho marine
have place in the procession. The attendance
OF volunteer soldiers doubtless will be large,
several regiments from New York and Philadel-
phia having already signifed their intention Of
coming mere on that occaatod.
THE VIENNA EXPOSITION
Tho book publishers are already forwarding
their text books for the Vienna Exposition TO
the Bureau OF Education. Each publisher puts
up the books in an elegant box, which, when
opened, serves as . ehe}f for the books, and
bears in large characters the name Of the house.
SECRETARY DKLANo.
Secretary Columbus Delauo teleg1aphs that
his health is quite restored, and that he expects
to leave Havana on the 9th inst, and reach this
city By the 18th.
MARRIAGE n H1dn LIFE.
This afternoon Madame Schiebel WAS married
at tie Austrian Legation to A1. Savage, former
~ United States Consul at Mazseilles.
TIE NAVY APPROPRIATION
bill, as reported by the HouHe Committee On
Appropriations, contains tho following clause:
That from aud after the 30th day OF june the term
Of classes In the Nav Academy 1t Annapolis Ehan b.
zig years, instead Of four, ~ provided by Law, and
this prozo eha first apply To the class entering the
Academy In tho year 1878, and to al subGst4ueat
clAsses-
The appropriation for tho equipmen. Of Tes-
sels is e. 500 000 aud tbs entire sum appropriate
ed is a1s, ,7oo, COO.
TIE WEST POINT APPROPRIATION
bill is not Jet considered, but it is probable the
number Of Cadets will be increased forty nine,
owing to tho increaRe OF tho members Of the
House OF Representatives under the nav apfo1-
tionmept.
Poue1l's new painting OF Perry's victory 1as
to-day placed On the wall at the eastern stairway
Of the Senate.
COMPLEMENTARY.
About seventy Of the most distinguished
members OF tie bar, Supreme Court OF the
United States, have Addressed letter to e1-