National Republican., 1875-09-09
CURRENT CAPITAL TOPICS.
No transfer. Of Cola Ysstsrday.

No Transfers Of Gold Ysstsrday.
There ere no transfers gold yesterday from
New York to San Francisco, and there is no pros
pect Of an immedlst to resumpti,n Of the Lusi-
ness.
Return Of Secretary Dslauo.
Secretary Delsno viii pat in his appearance at
the Interior Depsri mcnt to-day, thus proving
that the parties who were Industrious In their
assertions thst he would not return are as usual
out Of the reckoning.
Resignation.
The resignation Of Captain John Simpson,
assistant quartermaster, CT his commission as
first lie utsnant 9Th artillery only, has been ac-
cepted by the President, to take effect July 30,
Navy Gazette.
Surgeon W. K. Scofeli, ordered to the re-
ceiving ship Ohio at B1stou; Surgeon T. Wool
verton, detached from the receiving ship Ohio at
Boston, and ordered to the naval hospital at
Norfolk, Va; Surgeon George H. Cook. from
the naval hospital at Norfolk, Va, and placed
on waiting orders. ..
Receipt of the "0ther Half"
The consciencs.st stricken son Of Gotham who
recently sent the half of $500 bill to the Treas
ury, to atone for wrongs upon the revenue, has
been as good as his word and has transmitted the
other half and is duly credited on the roll .:
$500 consciences. He sets good example for
others to step up and settle; but this class Of pa
tients is not so numerous as the s5 kind.
Financial.
The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
were t4oo 5S7.25, and from customs s7o5, ,lTs, "a.
At the close of business yesterday the following
s246 s74; sIecal deposits of legal tenders for
demption Of certificates Of deposit, SIS 680.0 900;
coin se5 $50 as; including oein certificates so,-
eS7, 900; outstanding legal tenders, t374 246, ,70s.
Bids for Paper.
Bids were opened at the Internal Revenue or
Ga fona Irfp haf nuuffh
for printing stamps. Several of the leading paper
firms were represented and thirteen proposals re-
ceived. These were all referred to q COMMITTEES
consisi Jag OF Hon Buiord Wilson, solicitor Of the
Treasury; Mr.. Gaines, representing the ONCE
of the Secretary, and Mr.. Elliott, representing
the stamp division Of the Internal Revenue Bu-
relu.
New circulsr To-day.
The Comptroller of the Currency will issue the
following circular:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
oFEIcE OF CoMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
- SIR: VIII you do me the favor to furnish on
the blank form herewith the amount OF all taxes
paid Sy your bank bank to state. county, city, town
and 1875?
II there be any tax assessed upon the stock OF
the bank, and paid by the stockholders them
selves, as upon personal property, please sscer-
tain the amount OF such tax, and inclose 1t in the
return. Please also state the amounts ex-
pended by the bank for internal revenue stamps
during the years named.
The statement OF the banks will not be pub
lished in detail, but the Information asked for
is to be summarized for use in my ANIMAL report
to Congress, now in course Of preparation, and
you are therefore particularly requested to for
ward the statement by return mail, or as soon
thereafter as you can possibly do SO.
Very respectfully.
JNo. J. KNOX, Comptroller.
To the Cashier.
immigration into New York.
Information received at the Bureau Of Statis-
tics shows the following arrivals of immigrants
at the port Of New York during the month ended
August 81, 1874, and August 81, 1875, as follows;
Males. Females. Total.
August, 1s74..........-..s,6l6 es1 l5,427
August, 1s75.............4.7ss S,I69 s,55s
Decrease IN Aug, 1875. ,s27 S042 o,s69
The last permanent residence or citizenship of
the immigrants was as follows: