, 1880-11-07

the Treasury. and he has offered as high al
1G!:554 fol. them, lob being their value Wlel
redeemed two months hence: but Secretar,
disposition to sell even at this highly-protita-
bic rate" From the tenor Of letters re
ceived at the Treasury Depa rtment, it is in
ferred that some owners Of these bonds ;rt
confountting them with those payable IL
scription, Loan Of ls6i.'' on the face Of tl,t
bond. The Us Of 1880 are, howeyaT, easii.
distinguisilable from the bonds duU1n July
as they are of larger size, printed all il
black, On thin, White paper, whereas the ISIS
arr printed with, green. red, and buff borders
Mints during October was: Gold, S3,o18, ,S35
silver; $22,270,00o.
During the week ending Nov. 6, 1850, there
were distributed so, ,4H standard silver dol
lars. During the corresponding week Of 1s;?
but se7.2s2 standard silver dollars were dis
tributed.
Gen. Walker expects to send to Congress
BY the 1st Of January, possibly BY the middle
OF December. the necessary information upon
which to base a xeapportionment of Con
of members of. Congress. Gen. Walker, in
reporting the ninth, census: complied tables
showing the number Of Representatives to
which each State would be entitled on the
assumption of an increase of the total num-
6se fobsby t2 @ sf I fsbIss I e M t e. @ H. eSa1 wi
acter respecting the present census.
but increase the number SO that when
Congress shall have decided the total nunl-
bers which it Is desirable to have 1t may
refer to the corresponding table aud find the
appOrtionment already made
Correspondence is IL progress between the
State Department and the German Govern
ment with regard to the naturalized Anleri-
can citizens who, having returned to their
birthplaces in Alsace and Lorraine, have
frnv fn1 tn @4x.x4
Our Government claims all the rights fc1
naturalized citizen born in those Provinces
which accrue under treaty to those who
come from the other and older
parts Of the German Empire.
to be disposed to act fairly in executing the
naturalization treaty. The records in the
several Legations disclose the fact that a
large portion of the business OF American
diplomats in Germany consists in efforts
munity for. naturalized Americans Of Ger
man birth from duties imposed upon Ger
mans who have Tenhined at home. This i'm
nlunity is sometimes sought under. compli-
Gated circumstances. and it is not infreQuent-
y found that those claiming It have lived in
zenship under the terms Of the treaty, and
have then returned to Germany and estab-
lished business, claiming to be subject to
none of the military duties which are i'm
tUotta uQOll luClI NElEuUOIS.
=, MI: Mcpherson, Secretary, of the. Repub-
lican Congressional Committee, tonight was
presented with handsome gold-headed
cane by the employees of the Committee. In
acknoWt >dginS the receipt of it Mr.. Nc
Phcrson made very happy response, and.
luded to certain facts of which every kepub-
lican may justly be proud. Alr. Mcpherson
said that In reviewing all the publications of
the Republican Committee, there was not
single line that was outside the strict limits
OF fair discussion, or word Of which any
member Of the Committee need be ashamed.
That in this respect the publications of the
Republican Committee were in marked COLI
trast With the gross personality and viruient
falseness Of the publications which had
marked and dlsgraced the campaign of our
opponents.
Among the remonstrance8 to the Treasury
against the recent decision that no more
bonds shall be purchased except such as
will enable the Government to liquidate the
SIS, 409,o 600 per cent. bonds which become
due Jan. next are some from Democratic
bankers. Yet the country will not forget
that the Treasury has been compelled to de-
cline purchases Of bonds fur the reason only
that the Democratic Congress by its wi1lful
enable the Secretary of the Treasury to pro-
vide for the refunling Of this amount, so
soon to become due, or for the greater
amount to become due next midsummer.
fortunately. the secretary OF the Traas.
ury, by boarding his surplus revenue, will
be able TO take care OF the first
amount and as Tor me amount which be-
comes due July next, If public opinion or
patriotism does not compel the present Dem
ocratle Congress to make provision! for the
%Teinlidtng, % qbere, fortu@nately, @ VIII after
March ne a Republican Congress which can
Be called IN an extra session, it need be, for
that purpose.
Members Of the Campbellite Church here.
Of WHICH Gen: Garfield IS communicate,
vi Mill endeayor to raise slibscrlption OF s5o,~
00o to build larger church here this winter
and next spring, III view OF the fact
that after March 4, according to
the POLITICAL designation OF churches
% %whlch the Presldspts attend here, the Camp
ne3lltes @ expect that their church will be
The Court Church OF the Capitol" The
Denomination now Worshlps In modest
looking edlllce, much too small to accomnio-
date the strangers who always tlock to the
church Which the frssident attends
Ten: kaum an arrived arriyed here re- from Illinois to-
day, anu was received at MS off1ce by the enl-
pioyes OF his Bureau, who had decorated the
rooms YIN ags ana no no"Grs anu a., welcomed