Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-28

oONhhNAENT RECEIPT is IO-DAY.-Intef-
nal revenue, sSO4 0l0.4s; customs, sS97 ,63iOs.
DEAD-Boatswain Herman Peters, u 8.
N, died at Philadelphia on 18th instant
ARRIvED.-The Navy department has
been Informed of the arri val of the Constel-
lltion, Commander Edw Terry, at the New
York navy yard, yesterday afternoon.
THE REPORT that charges have been filed
AGAINST Surveyor General Atkinson, (for-
marly Co mmissioner of Pensiens,) OF New
Mexico, Is denied at the Interior department
THERE WILL BE NO MUSIC at the P resi-
dents grounds this evening, on account of
the Marine band having been detailed for
service at the review al esp. m at the navy
Yard.
APPoINTFD.-The President has appointed
Edwin s. Croker, of Wyoming, to be re-
ceiver of public moneys for the district of
lands, subject to sale at Evanstown, Wyo-
ming.
THE JAPANESE REBELLION OvER.-In-
tellgeDce received at tie Department of
State from the U. s. Minister TO Japan indi-
Gates that the rebellion IS well nigh sup
pressed.
THE QUESTION rs TO waO is the brgadier
general OF the District militia, Gen. Peter F.
Bacon or Col. w. G. Moore, has not been re-
a
opinion OF officials there, however, that Gen.
Bacon Is legally entitled 10 the position, as
be was appointed by the President, and his
appointment has not since been revoked.
THE PRESIDENTS PROPOSED NEW ENG
LAND TRIP.-A letter from Attorney Gen
eral Devens to Col. Hooker, OF Brattleboro'
Vt, says that President Hayes Will probably
go from New York TO Bennington district
thence with Mr.. Evarts to Windsor. and
thence quietly to wilmington and New Fame,
where his uncle Austin Burchard resides.
THE IDAHO INDIAN WAR-Lieut Lemly,
reported to have been surrounded by Indians
at Spearfish, telegraphs that there was no
occasion for alarm in his case. His detach-
m t and Reynolds can finish the survey.
Friendly Indians report q severe fight be-
tween Miles and Sitting Bulls band on Pow
der river. The reported depredations In the
Black Hills are exaggerated.
NAVAL ORDERs.--Assistant Surgeon ]. III.
Hall ordered to the naval hospital at Wash
ingtOn, ID. c.; Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ.
d. Jones detached from the Washington
naval hospital, Sd inst, and placei on wait
ing orders; Ensign r. F.. Nicholson from
the Powhatan and placed on waiting orders;
Gunner Moses A. Lane ordered to the Ply
mouth.
PERsoyAL.-First Assistant Postmaster
General Tyner has gone to Deer Park. He
will return on Monday next zee. The Uni
versity of Missouri, located at Columbia,
has bestowed the de gree of LII ID. on Secre-
tary Schurz. Michigan politicians in
Washington predict that Mr.. f. w. Barber,
Third Assistant Postmaster General, will be
the next republican candidate for governor
OF the state named.
A WARNING.-The Secretary Of the Trea-
sury has issued a circular calling the atten-
tion OF officers of the customs service TO sec
ton ,i52, Revised Statutes, prohibiting any
| person engaged in the i'm pOrtation of goods
| To the United States from making presents
| 10 officers of the revenue, and saying that
| any per on found guilty of viola ing Tn $
| law shan be precluded from transacting any
| business at The custom house until other
| wise ordered by the Secretary of the Trea-
| sury.
DAILY REPORT BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
| AND Observation-Disclosures July q, 1877:
Comptroller of the Currency
Loan Division
| Four per cent cOnsols.. 10. 900
MISCELLANEOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2s,I45
Total. si13,7 45
Balance OF stock on hand at close of
| day's wore. .sl62, $50 $40
| GOV. AxTELL Nor MoRMoN.-Secre-
rotary Schurz is in receipt Of lie ter from
Brigham Young, dated Salt Lake, u. T.
July 18th last in reference to the report that
ne Young baptized Gov. Axtell, OF New
/ years ago. Mr.. Young says that he has
| much pleasure in stating that Gov. Axtell
presenting himself in Utah as q gentleman
and the governor Of the territory. and not OF
| any sect, party, clan, or ring, and that the
| statement that he is Q bishop in the Church
/ OF Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints, or shat
he has been baptized into the chur Oh Is en-
i tirely without foundation or truth.
CALL FOR FIvE-TwENrIEs-The Treas
ury department yesterday afternoon issued
| the ffty-third call for the redemption
| of fve-twenty bonds OF 1865. The call is for
Coz 600 cOnsOls Of lass, of which 81 900 200
1 are coupon and So 600 600 reg istered bonds
| The principal and interest will be paid at
| the Treasury on and after the gu of october
| next, and the interest will cease on that day.
| The following are the descriptions of the
| bOnds:-CoupOn bonds, dated July 1, 1885
| namely:-S5O, No. 30, col TO No. 10 900, both
IL Inc 20