The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-13
WASHING on.
THREATENED DISORDER IN VIRGINIA.
Republicans Appeal for Troops and
Democrats Protest.

WASHINGTON. June IL. 1874
Threatened Civil Disturbance I'm Vir-
ginia.
Representatives Platt and Stowell to-day called
upon the President and requested that troops be
sent to Petersburg, va for the protection Of Ger.
tain of11cials, whose lives. they alleged, were in
danger. On hearing Of this. the remainder OF the
Virginia delegation, with the exception OF Thomas,
united in request to the President that he would
not order soldiers to Petersburg a. they believed
that under the Marshal and District Attorney the
laws OF the country would be enforced, and II any
one has committed an offence. he will be punished
Ordering soldiers there az this time would injure
the state and do no earthly good to any one. The
President declined to interfere In the matter.
Payment To Be Made OF the Interest and
Principal of the Five-Twenty Bonds.
Secretary Bristow to-day issued the following
CALI
BY virtue OF the authority given by an act OF
Congress approved July IA, 1870, entitled IAN act
to authorize the rounding OF the national debt I
hereby give notice that the principal and accrued
interest OF the bonds herein below designated,
known as nvetWenty bonds Will be paid at the
Treasury OF the United States, in the city OF WASH
ington, on and after the 5tn day OF September,
1874 and that the interest said bonds Will cease
on that day; tnat Is to say coupon bonds known as
the third series of the act OF February 25 1862.
dated May l. 1862. as follows :-Coupon Donds-$60,
No. IL l0 TO 200, both inclusve 500. No. ST. 401
to No. $500, both inclusive; $500, No. 1e.sOl TO
l9.40O both inclusve $1,000 49, l0I to Al, 800 both
No. 1,45l to No. l,4SO. both inclusive; s1cO. No.
1881 to 7C0 both inclusive; $500 No 63sl to No
eSsS 1890 No 10 to S
both inclusive; $4,000 No. lO,510 to No. 1857,
both inclusive-total 100000. Grand total,
in the numbers as above 5000 0O0 are coupon bonds
and 100000 are registered bonds. United States
securities forwarded for redemption should be ad-
Division 06iep
and all registered bonds should be assigned to
the Secretary OF the Treasury for redemption.
The Senate Amendment to tho ANTI
Moiety Bill.
The Committee on Ways and Means have agreed
to recommend to the House inconvenience in
the Senate's amendment to the anti-Moiety bill
with reference to the production OF books, In
voices and papers In all suits and proceedings
other than criminal arising under any OF the rev.
government believes they will tend to prove any
allegation made BY the United States.
Army and Navy Promotions.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following army
and navy promOtiOns:-
Army PT0mOttons-Cap q. H. Moore, to be
major; Lieutenant Colonel A.. v. Hautz, to be
First Lieasenants John L. Johnson and Stephen
Baker to be captains; Second Lieutenant Il. G..
Armstrong, to oe nrst lieutenant
N1UV P7OgnOtiOhS-Captains Albert g. Clary,
George II. PreDie, William kOuckendOrn and Geo.
Fl. Cooper, TO be cOmm0d0res; Commanders
Andrew w. Johnson, RaIpn Chandler, John H.
Russell and W. w. Queen TO be captains; Lieuten-
ant Commanders Edward A. Walker, II. D. Maney,
william Whitehead, W. 8. Schey and II. B. Robe
son. to be commanders; Masters Charles Seymour,
Edward 8. Prime, s. s. Granam II. N. Tallman, j..
W. Carn T. M. Elting s. BLOCK niger, p. Gausr,
J. B. GOswe and Frederick Singer, TO be ieuten-
ants; EnSigns A. 5. Dillingham;, Hugo Osterhaus,
J. B. OOliing, @. E. Vreeland, III. +. Wright II. NJ.
Jacobs and G. p Reese, to be masters, and Com
mod n tn a 90 - ar m
Appointing emit OF Minister to Bolivia-The
Nominee.
Robert M. Reynolds was to-day appointed by the
President Minister to Bolivia. He is q resident OF
Wilcox county, Alabama but a native OF MusKln.
gum county, Ohio where he was born in 1929
From early manhood to the outbreak OF the rebel
lion he was engaged In teaching, first In Illinois
and then in Keokuk, Iowa, where he was living q
the commencement OF the war. He enlisted as
private in the First Iowa cavalry served foul
years and ten months therein, ana was mustered
out as a captain. In 1885 he removed to Alabama
and was elected member of the constitutional
Convention, and Afterwards Auditor OF the State
for four years. In 1873 he was appointed Collector
OF the Port OF Mobile, and was so acting when ap
pointed Minister to Bolivia.
The President and Olher Dignita ries ON
n Pleasure Trip.
The President with two or three Cabinet officers
and several members OF both houses OF Congress-
will leave here tomorrow on an excursion to
Cape May. The party will return on Monday