The New York herald., 1877-09-16
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GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
wAsmsGroS, Sept. Is. 1877.
TREAsURY STATISTICS.

WARRINGTON, Sept. Is. 1871.
TRE.srRY STATISTICS.
Tho Treasury now ho,is s337. .5l4, $50 In United
States bonds TO secure national hank circulation and
SIS 22s 600 10 public deposits; United states
bonds deposited for circulation for the week ending
to-day, s6os 400; United states bonds held tor ciseuia
tion Withdrawn during the week ending to-day,
$500 400 national bank notes outstanding
nstss s3l5 33s. $40; goid notes 81 AL 12o nsiiopai
bank received to-day for redemption $707, 900
Receipts of national bans notes for redemption for
tho week ending to-day, compared with tho corre-
spending period OF last year,
Now York. soslooo sioss. ooc
SS,on. $4,000 Loss o c
IhhAus'p"A. A.''.'............. ooovyv soo'W
hHCshanoous ...-............ %o-",o" vso,VS
Totals. ............$+4as,oO oOo S4,Oi0OW
The receipts from Internal Revouuc to-day we're
$3ioo25 20, and from Customs, S3s7,67t ST.
CONSCIENCE FUND.
The Secretary OF the Treasury received to-day from
Now York from an Unknown person 81, ,55l rs for
error in income returns for tho 1865 and 1866
and omission in tho year 1870, and has placed tho
samc to the credit Of tho ''conscencs fund.-
THE COMING INDIAN COMMISSIONER.
II Is Understood here that tho neat Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs will be Mr.. Ezra 4. Hoyt, OF Now York,
who is at present a member OF tho Board OF Indian
Commissioners.
GOVERNMENT REAL ESTATE.
w,shiu tho last twelve years the government has
cumulatcd largo amount OF real estate In various
parts of the country and particularly IN the South BY
OF violations by tho OF the internal
onuc laws, and II appears that the accumulation
OF that class of government proPert. makes very
valuable aggregate Attention has not been given to
the matter however, to the extent that the interests
Of the government require, and some time ago tho
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue appointed two
make personal examination OF subject 10
ascertain and upon the localities OF real
estate the condition OF tho titles thereto. tho VI lue,
&c., and to solicit purchasers Mr. +. d. Webster one
OF tho agents OF the department TO prosecuvs this
bunoss, now In Washington and had consu ltasson
to-day with Secretary Sherman and Commi ssaonof
Raum. No formal reports on the subject ave yel
boon rosetved from either Of the agents
COST OF POSTAL SERVICE.
The annual OF the postal service in operation
up 10 and including August 81 Is A. fols ws:-Ral.
roads, $90lo $50 Al star service, $5 !09 steam
boats $685., ,o4l 81; mail messengers. $649. SAT 81.
Tho above Is an increase sincc tho lst OF July oi
$50 900 81. Naw service amounting to bout $3.50 900
went into operation under advcrtiaep ent OF April
TO- 1877 the LIST OF September and y, included
In tho above.
CABINET JoURNEYIMis.
Po,tmasterCseneral Key, secrotar,, schurz aud Mr..
H. L. Gosiing ofTennosscc, left oD aapecial over
the Baltimore ohio Railroad 70 louisville tonight
They will be Joined at Grafton Tomorrow morning BY
secretary Evar,A and hts and two daughters who
left washingtol, tn,s morning Al Cincinnati thcy
will join tho President to-mornDw night and all will
proceed together to Louisville.
SAFETY OF BrcHLLR's SURVEYING PARTY.
For tho les. w,ek or two considerable apprchcnsios
has mauife ed in regard to the safety OF tho q.
r. Bechsr division OF Professor Haydcn's geological
survey A desp atch Just received from Mr.. Bochlci
himscfI dated ~ Camp StambauEh, announces the
arrival OF the party that plaoc and that they ars
beyond all possible danger aud will arrive si
Rawns Springs. the Union Pacinc Railroad BY the
10th this moubh. ~.