The New York herald., 1875-10-27
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, Oct %, 1875.
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES TREAS


ANNUAL REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES TREAS
URER.
The annual report OF United States Treasurer New
shows that out OF total nominal balance Of
sl73 o6f 05 duo the United States BY the Treas
urer the soth day juno 1876 there we're deducted
unavailable itemsn aggregatng s29, Oo4 o75 %, tho
principal item being s2S lol 644 81, due from the States
to the United States OF transfer OF deposits
under act Of Congress approved June % 1885, which is
omitted from the statements Of cash balance Of the
Treasury but is carried nevertheless from quarter 10
quarter and from year to year in the &C
count OF the Treasurer as rendered TO the FIRST
Auditor OF the Treasury. The other unavailable
items" deducted balance due at the outbreak OF
the rebellion from the United States depository at Gal
Veston Texas aud the branch mnts at Charlotte n c.
ana Dahionega Ga, amounting 500 72S co. from the
suo-TIeasury at New Orleans (day and Whitaker de-
ialcaton IN 1867 S675 325 p; from the First National
Bank of Selma Ala. Qailed), $3S 9S5 75 from the yo-
mango National Bank OF Franklin Pa uailed),
$2lI,S9l 3S In addition the above the following
items are also unavailable and although they we're not
deducted, yet should be deducted from tho cash bal
ance, VIZ Due from First National Bank of Washing
ton, d. O acd S194 94S "a against which the Treas
urer holds $780, 900 Union and Central Pacific bonds
security; amount stolen from the Treasury June 2
1875 no part of which had recovered at the close
OF the fiscal year, SAT 097 65 Deficits in United states
repositories, as foTlows-Pittsburg in 1867 So l26 IL
Santa Fc N NJ, 1866 and 1867 81 44S 81 Baltimore,
In 1870, $1,l96 81; deficits in Sub-Treasuries
as follows:-New York, In 1867 Ss7 206 70; Now Or
leans in 1867, s5,5oo 81 Philadelphia 1885, SSS2 6O
together with s765 966 80 special item of deficit in the
bullion fund of the branch mint San Francisco Cal
which occurred in various ways and at various times
between the years of 1857 1862 prior the ap-
pointment of the present superintendent amounting
$4ls, 2l3 "a, which is included in the of the
balance as shown by the books OF the United States
Treasurer.
1t appears therefore that there should be deducted
from tho cash balance reported in the monthly debt
statement July 1875 the total of S765 066 So
The Treasurer says three years will probably eapse be-
fore final settlement of General Spinners accounts
can be made as many of them are outstanding and as
the auditors and comptroers cannot pass upon them
before that time.
The number of national banks organized, and which
deposited security for circulation to July l. 1876 was
l55 The number of banks organized in fiscal year of
1875 was 127 The number of banks organized to July
j, 1875, was 2,2s2 The number of banks doing bus-
ness June 80, 1875 2,oS9; number failed prior to
July 1875, So; number failed in fiscal year of 1875
T. Number Of banks in voluntary liquidation prior to
July 1874 81; number in voluntary liquidation which
made deposits IN the fiscal year of 1875 &c. Number
OF banks winding up business Tor the purpose con-
soldating with other banks, 10; number having no
circulation, the securities being withdrawn, Il
The amount of United States currency outstanding
at the close of July l, 1876 $41s 456, 1856 The
total amount of United States bonds retired to July l.
1875, both coupon and registered is as foilows:-'
Purchased, 1924 $50 3oo converted ST. GOO; re-
deemed, $3o2, 572 5oO total $794 SIT 400 The bonds
purchased cost in currency 1894 OLA The interest
n
The total number Of official letters written during that
period 104 163 The total force the Treasurer's
oficc consists of 800 persons, their salaries aggre-
eating S414. 292.
THE LATEST LOSS IN THE TREASURY DEPART
MENT.
The 81 900 recently reported missing from the Treas
uy Department has not yet recovered and there
Is now doubt that it distracted from one of the
desks in the Redemption division. There have been
no arrests
COLORADO AMONG THE sIsTERHooD OF STATES.
In connection with the fact that an election for men,
bers TO a convention to form constitution and State
government has just taken place in Colorado il may
potsbe generally known that such constitution may
be adopted by the people election in July next is
to be duly certified to the President of tho United
States whereupon it is made his duty law to issue
his proclamation declaring the State admitted into the
Union on an equal footing with the original States
without any further action whatever on the part OF
Congress. Accordingly Colorado will take part in
the next Presidential election, having three electoral
votes
RECEPTION OF FOREIGN MINISTERS By THE
PRESIDENT.
The President to-day received the Chilian Min
ister Senior Don Adoo Ihanez and afterward the new
Minister from Austria, Count Ladslaus Hoyos both of
whom were presented by the Secretary Of State The
usual addresses Of courtesy were made