Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-30

to the Dispatch on the sth OF July next.
ToMAKE his accounts balance for the FISCAL
year, one of Gotham's evil doors furnishes SO
to-day, to swell the conscience fund.
TEE INTERNAL REvEsUg RECEIPTS for the
present month foot up s91s4, 563.14 For tn /,
fiscal year, sIO2 365,577 To-day receipts
aggregate s,4t7.s6.
WIN. o. AVERY, chief clerk Of the internal
revenue bureau, will be appointed chief clerk
OF the Treasury partment upon the return of
Mr.. Saville, WHO sailed from London on the
Calabiia and is expected to arrive in this city on
Thursday next.
PKRsoNAL.-Mr. j. G. Mcclure aud family
leave Washington Tomorrow for their country
place, "Wilton," (post office Ellicot City, for
the heated term. John p. Bigelow chief
OF the loan branch of the Treasury, who has
been In Europe in connection with the syndI-
cate, has returned to Washington and assumed
his official duties.
The STEAMER DISPATCH leaves here to- NOR.
row morning for Norfolk, where she will be
docked for repairs. When she is repaired she
VIII return to take On board the Senate Naval
committee, who, under resolution Of Con-
grtss, go on tour of inspection to the different
navy yards In the United States.
A RUN OF THE TREAsURY.-This being the
last day Of the fiscal year, the rush at the war
rant division OF the treasury for payment OF
moneys provided for under the old legislative
executive and judicial appropriation bill is
heavy. Under the law, as 1t now is, all unex-
pended balances provided for In the bill lapse
ard are covered into the treasury If not drawn
before to- morrow.
CONTRACTS FOR INDIAN SUpPLIBs.-The
ar nual awarding Of contracts for Indian an
nuity goods was concluded in New York yester-
day by com mission consisting of the Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs. N. j. Turney F. III.
a rA nf I'D,
Walter II. Smith, Assistant Attorney General
and General b. X. Cowen, Assistant Secretary
OF the Interior department. The prices at which
the awards were made are without exception
lower than they were last year, and the suc-
cessful bidders are men of the highest standing.
BUFoRD WILSON, Solicitor Of the Treasury
department, entered upon the discharge of his
duties to-day. The evidence taken by
the joint special District committee con-
corning the safe burglary was received by him
upon reference from the Secretary of the Trea-
sury this morning. Under the resolution he will
review the testimony and make report for the
guidance OF the Secretary in any action which
ss Sa 11erf1f may N 1t is not prob
as the ground has been pretty well covered by
tie Congressional committee.
MRETING Of the officers and clerks in the
Post Office department was held this morning
at III O'Clock, to give expression to their senti-
ments in relation to severing their connection
with Gen. Cresswell Judge Spence was called
to the chair, and Mr.. Cochran was chosen Sec
rotary. After stating the object of the meeting,
resolution was adopted constituting the CHIEF
clerk, Louis Watkins, Of the department, and
David Haynes, II. Kelly and Mr.. Carrow a COM
mittee to draft appropriate resolutions Of regret,
to be presented at O'Clock p. m, at which hour
the resolutions were submitted and adopted and
presented to MIR. Cresswell, who replied in fit
ting terms.
THE DISTRICT CoMMIssIoNERs-Heury It.
Blow, Of Missouri, one Of the District Commits
stoners, arrived in the city this morning, and
accompanied by Ex-Governor Dennison, pro-
ceeded to the Treasury Department and paid
his respects to Secretary BristOw. Mr.. Blow did
not indicate directly that he would accept, but
Secretary Bristow states that in view OF his
oeipg here, and the pleasant talk between them
with reference to the duties of the Commission
there can be no doubt but that it is his inten-
uon TO accept and qualify under the appoint
menf. Mr.. Cattell is expected to arrive from
he will accept, and IL SO, the Commission win
organize to- morrow.
1T Is PROPOSED at an early day to reorganize
the special agency branch Of the Treasury de-
partment. As now organized the service is d.
vided into districts, to which an agent is as
signed In charge, having other agents under
those having charge of the districts that ali the
heavy work lie done by them, and that the chief
takes to himself the credit OF their labors. To
DIODOSe0
Go away with the district divisions, and assign
such cases as arise to the agents, without regard
to previous service. The aptitude each displays
Recommendation necessary for retention in the the
service.
THE DISTRICT INTEREST TO De PAID To-
MoRRow.-The July interest OF the District
government on account Of the four million loan
falls due to- morrow, and is payable at the First
National Bank In New York city. In view OF
reply to an interrogatory OF the cashier of that
bank published in yesterdays STAR }, the bank
will advance the amount due and cancel the
bursed when the new District shall have on
ganized and made reQuisition for the amount
due on interest. This action is taken by the
the suggestion Of the sinking fund commits
sioners.
THE COLUMBIAN BANK NOTE COMPANY. O,
this city, claiming that they have been paying
their printers greater rates for the press work
than is paid for the same labor by the New
YORK bank note companies, notified their prin-
ter sbont two weeks ago, that on and after the
would reduce the price for press work five cents
per one hundred impressions. The printers
held q meeting OF their Union last night and
resolved to strike o-morrow. The trustees
of the Columbian Bank Note company learnine
this decision OF their printers, this morning re-
them from further Service for II" the ' comnanv
New York printers have telegraphed that they
can send all the printers needed by the Column
bian, and they will gladly accept the prices
fixed by the Washington company.
UNKAsISKss OF THE TREASURY EMPLOYEES,
The Treasury department employees are consid-
erably a2tated to-day in view of the entici-
pated reduction Of force. The female mind is
particularly exercised, and the groups collected
here and there in all portions Of the building
give evidence that their hearts are sorely trou-
bled, and great cause many OF them have to be
troubled. This morning the heads of all the
bureaus handed to the Secretary the black list,
but up to p. m. he was etill engaged In review
ing the same. Those whose services are to be
thereof just prior to leaving their desks
this afternoon, or will find the odious yellow
envelope on their arrival to do duty In the
morning. The heavist discharge will Sc In the
bureau OF engraving and printing, from which
upwards OF two hundred Win be dropped. Where
more than one OF family are employed, it has
been the recommendation Of bureau officers 70
dvise the dismissal Of all but one. The whole
sale discharge will cause great suffering, which
will be somewhat alleviated, however, by the
payment to all the unlucky ones Of two months
salary.
REDEMPTION OF NATIONAL BANK CIRCu-
r A Of ba