The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-06

published In an additional number Of newspapers The
Board considered this necessary. The Law provided
that received from the sale OF the old ysrd
less necessary expenses OF the commission, should
be paid into the Treasury and amount equal 10 the
sum so received was appropriated by Congress- 10 be
expended by the Navy Department IN removing the
movable property OF the Philadelphia Navy Yard 10
League Island and preparing the same ios
carrying ON the business and work Of =
navy yard at that place Tho sum OF $1,000. 900
realized from the sale Of the old yard shs sxseere
tary says disposed OF according the provisens
OF the law Every navy bureau bad share IN The
designated Of removal and preparation ana pend
ing the removal property IRON the old 10 the nee
navy yard and the preparation Of the latter foe pasa
purposes various 10 carry the work we're from
time time advanced by the several bureaus and the
moneys thus advanced were reimbursed 20 them BY
the department after the purchase money had been
paid. No ono bureau was entitled 10 receive IN
amount beyond that actually advanced By ~ con-
trary view, appears, has caused confusion regarding
tho method OF dsposing Of the purchase money
THE DEFICIENCY IN THE APPROPRIATION "rAY
OF THE NAvY'-cmcULAR YRoM SECRETARY
THOMPSON.
The Secretary OF the Navy prior TO his departure for
Terro Hauts last evening. issued tho following crea-
lar:-
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
wAsmxaros, April s. IsiT.
The Secretary OF the Navy regrets that y has become
his duty to announce TO the officers OF the naval
service that the amount Of money found ey him
II the Treasury Of tho United states ~. 70
navy" Is insufnclont 10 pay The officers Tor the
months Of April, May and June The secretary pro-
Of what there is the treasury under "Pay Of the
navy" for tho purpose OF pay ing aloimenis TO tho
wives o. officers and sailors whose husbands are abroad
provide them. and this purpose the Secretary
ieels that he VIII DC sustained BY every highmlnded,
honorable officer In tho navy Of the United STAGES.
r. W. THOMPSON, Secretary Of the'Nsvy.
Tho deficiency required TO pay the officers OF the
navy for the three months mentioned will be about
threcquar,ers Of million dollara The order 10 not
intended TO apply to enlisted men, as enough funds
are on hand to pay them, and in addition thoroto the
officers could DO paid for the first ten days
In April, but II Is not deemed cxpedent 70
compensate them for this fractional part OF
month. The appropriation tor the pay
OF the navy during tho present fiscal year. was
s5750O00 but the amount actually required for that
purpose is 81, 500, 600 Tho Deficiency Appropriation
passed the last session appropriated 81 600
additional leaving deficiency OF $3.50 600 yet to be
appropriated to pay the officers up to tho end Of the
present fiscal year.
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
Tho President has appointed John s Hoyt, Of Mich.
gan to be Governor OF the Territory Of Arizona John
s. Raymond, OF Illinois, has been appointed Supern-
tendent OF Indian Affairs for the Central Superin-
tendency.
The President to-day appointed Alfred E. Lee, Of
Ohio to be Consul General OF the United States at
Frankfort, Germany.
CALL ron THE REDEMPTION OF FIvE-TwENTr
BONDS.
The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day issued the
forty.nith call Tor tho OF ve-twcnty bonds
OF 1885, May and November. The call Is for
SO, 600 900, OF which s9.5O0,00o coupon and
$500 900 registered bonds The principal and interest
will be paid the Treasury and after the 9th day OF
July next and the interest will cease that day.
Tho following are descriptions OF bonds
Coupon bonds $500, Nos AZ, 001 to 49, 500, both In
elusive.
Coupon bonds, $1,000. Nos 1872 ool to 14l 900, both
inclusive.
Registered bonds, $4,000. Nos 1901 to 1894 both in
elusive