National Republican., 1873-11-25
DEPARTMENT NEWS.
FINANCIAL, ExuIuIT.


The following Is tho financial exhibit OF the
Treasury Department at the close Of bus1nese
yesterday; Currency, 81 t7s $50 ai special deposit
Of legal tenders for redcmption of certincetcs ot
deposit ~, 80. 900; coin. tss, inepang ,
coin certificates, M @ oasooo; outstanding 'esa
the receipts from internal revenue sources
yesterday were tlso.bss.71.
THE ARMY.
Tho extension OF leave Of absence granted
Second Lieutenant A. NJ. witherell, eth infantry,
ant james Il, Rice, III i,,h infantry, has BEEN OF.
dercd ~ report by letter TO Major General Win.
neld =. Hancock, presdent~of the retiring board
in readiness 10 appear before the board, for ex-
animation, when summoned. The leave Of alb
sence granted Captain Abram A. Harbach, goth /
infantry, has been extended four months.
USArTHonIZED.
The following oiS~uar, which has been re-
ceived BY many postI, iers, Ia without the sane
tlon Of the Postmaster General:
sim WIN you please write me on the reeird, Of |
this whethet you viii arrange 10 meet ~ con- |
nary, isis, directly after the hoiidsys. John A.
y. Creswell, POstmaster General, Is anxious
that we should meet there on account Of meet.
them some inspiration that they may breathe
Into their oIr,ces q more life-giving principle.
X. b. PEsDLkros, p. NJ.
CoMANcuss TO BE PUNISHED.
Tho Commissioner OF Indian Affairs yesterday
sent the following telegram to J. NJ. Hayworth,
United States Indian agent at Fort Sill, Indian
Issue no more annultics TO Comanches. The
demand for i've raiders and muricrcrs Is not re-
mltied, aud II not complied with ~ ten days
rsiions, and Il they silii refuse thcy viii be
handed over to the military. II you arc unable
TO act rs agent during military operations, you
sure tho Indians that tho Government Ia In
| earnest, and that ARRANGEMENTS are already be-
asS TO compel Il. ssr ~ Sc a'
THE PosTMAsTERs' CONVENTION.
The Postmaster General has written the fol-
lowing letter to Special Agent Camp, In relation
to circular Issued by the postmaster at West
eriy, Rhode Island, calllhg q convention Of poat-
masters at Washington, ID. O., January o, 1913 In
which u will appear that the call was made with
D. H. c,~E, ,.q Spseiai dy,I iOsi oos department.
% DsaR Sir: Your favor Of tho 2ist instant, in
relation TO the circular issued ~ Mr.: rendleton,
At wss,sry Rhode islsna = =, IN hand. md
cular, and I have written Mr.. Pcndleton to the
effect that the whole proceeding Ia Objectionable,
YOU WI vii Hss TO 's %s,sy
and instruct Mr.. Pendicton 10 abandon the pro-
ject, and, Ms far as possible, Withdraw his circu-
Jso. A. J. CREswElL-.
| Postmaster General.
THE EUREKA MINING COMPANY.
Tho Secretary Of the Interior yesterday dc
cidcd the case Of the Eureka Mining COMPANY
versus the Jenny Lind Miuing Company snt
others, and held, In accordance with the advice
l Of Assistant Attorney General Smith:
!, 1. That In estimating the sixty days Of publ
, cation required by the act Of May 10, 1879, th'
nrst day Of publication should be excluded ant
. :. That the jurat to the adverse claim require,
by the seventh section OF said act must he mad
partly by the party aud cannot be made by ni
4. Thst where several person, unite In an al
) verse calm the juratis sufficient u made BY on
Of such persons.
register Of the local ONCE Is sufiio,cnt MIN
s. T6at the adverse claim OF the Jenny Lin,
!; Mining Company does sufficiently set forth tn
4 | ''naturcn Of said claim.
Tho decislon Is therefore In favor OF the Jenu
Lind Company as against oil other adverse Claim
ants.
DECREASED EXPORTS FROM GREAT BRIT
. AIN TO THE UNITED STATES.
= Tie chief OF the bureau Of statistics furnlshe
l the following Information; Exports OF the fol
!. lowing articles frum Great Britain to the Unite
States In the ten months ended October, 1919, u
compared with the same period In 1sI2:
< manuiaciures, % piece goods, Ga,sis,sii; esrthe
J, and chinaware, Co.'S, ,00a; haber,lashery and mi
Y llinery. ci,2sT, ,0is; hardware and cutlery, cIss
,oI Ps so, hoop she,
l. steel, is5i6 toms lead, I,o2s tons; linen, piee
SSds sts nI.S sSoa SsHs, .pss 1866 81
!. 81 ts:.:sssiits - - Es issas
. and ssinsWsr:, ssss, ,sSs; Ssber,isssssy ssd M
y inery, loa sSI; hardware and cutlery, less ot
tons; S ri %isiliosd, isooSs ioas; S soop, sheet sn
S os: s.s% So ton. ssei insS piece @ rood s
n'ss$ sUos. ss. ri. .s ,Sssa s s.oa hs
- wOrsicd worst sSa., rs. s.sTi.ssS; carpet, r7ss, s,iss.
THE NAVY.
The following naval orders were issued 70
terdAy: Commander Edward r. Lull. to temp
SS K sr g. Fl TGDsGS g ss ssS b
70 Inspector Of provisions, &C., at the navy yaI
SsGs T. S;sssss ssaosss Sss a fa'pi;st ~ os
cem6er. Chief Engineer K. D. Latch, as mer
ber OF board Tar the inspectloa OF ships, Lie
ordnance % % duty At he navy % yard, % Boston, MAS, M
, and ordered 70 Key West as Inspector Of or
nance. Lieut.. II. Il. Nichols, from the Idah
CO Asihtic station, and ordered to return home al
4. report arrival. Lieut.. Jederson ". Moser, fro
y special duty at Washington, u. c., and order'
y, 70 the Dtl1atch as executive. Lieut.. Seatt
I'D Schroeder, from the CanandaiGua and order,
or to the Pinia. Pay inspector George L. Davl
ar from duty a. Inspector o. provsionR, Ac, OF u
I, navy yard, Boston, on the 1st December nex
< snd ordervd 70 The naaship Of the North Pacii
y tion.- faymaster A. J. Pritohard, from duty
4, neet paymaster Of the North Pacific station ai
y ordered to proceed homo and report arrivi
n Assistant Paymaster y. 4. Drown, from the ma
M yard, Portsmouth, N. H., and ordered To u
NJ Pnta. First Assistant Engineer Hugh II. Clin
~ from tbs Canandaigua aud placed on alex leay
The United States storeship supply arrived
New York on Sunday, nfty-two days from n