Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-29

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received fol, reaemp-
tion S105, 600.
INTERNAL REVENUE APPoINTMENys R. A,
McReynolds has been appointed storekeeper
and glager for the 9Th district of Kentucky,
j. p. Dana, guager for the I'd district OF Ver-
mont
AMONG TIE CALLERS on the President to day
were Representatives Ryan. Harrner, Van Voor-
his. hiefer and Kelly, and Gen. N. P. Banks.
SAILED FROM HALIFAx.-The Navy department
is advised that the L. s. S. Portsmouth sailed
te-day from Halifax for Southwest Harbor,
Mount Desert, Maine.
THE PRESIDENT HAS PARDoNED julius Anhait,
convicted In the northern district Of New York
Of violating the bankrupt law; Michael Gtrder,
convicted In Connecticut OF passing counterfeit
money, and W. S. Jones, convicted In the Dis
trict OF Columbia and sentenced to four years
imprisonment for false pretenses.
EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.-The consul OF
tie United States at Bremen reports to the
Departmental State that the total number Of
emIgrants, who have passed through that port
en- route to this country, during the past quar-
ter. reaches the unprecedented figure of 3i,9T1,
being greater by 5,,2l than the total number
during the whole of the year 1879, and an in
crease OF % 0S1 over the first quarter OF the cur
rent year.
THE POSTAL SERVICE DEFICIENCY.-Tne report
prepared by Auditor McGrew of the receipts
and expenditures of the Post Office department
for the quarter ended March 81, 1880, shows an
excess OF expenditures over receipts for the
quarter amounting to 1885, 555. So The total de-
hcfency for the first nine months OF the fiscal
year ended January 80, 1850. is 81 6i29T.
Post Onice department officials estimate the
total deficiency for the present fiscal year at
S2600,0 eco, and If 1t is kept within this amount
II will be less than for any previous year since
1861.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Surgeon
John F. Bransford to special duty In the bureau
of medicine, &C., Washington, DC. Cadet En-
gtneer Charles +. Ringold and VIM. G.. Hassen
to the Monocacy, Asiaric station, per steamer,
18th OF August, from San Francisco. Master j.
G. Bennett detached from the Lackawanna on
the reporting OF his relief and ordered to return
home and report his arrival. Master b. f.
Rhinehart from the receiving ship Independence
and ordered to the Lackawanna. Passed AS
sistant Surgeon ii. Aulick for temporary duty
at the navy yard League Island and placed on
waiting orders
INCREASE OF INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The Internal Revenue Bureau has prepared a
comparative statement showing the receipts
from the several specific sources OF revenue
curing the fiscal years ended June 80, 1919, and
1850. Owing to the reduction from "a to 16 cents
per pound on manufactured tobacco the receipts
nom this source fell Off s., ,534 15O.31, from
s11961, 1919 In 1879 to s14427 ,616.s7 In 1850.
tax on snuff, and the establishment Of the uni
form rate of 16 cents per pound the receipts
from this source decreased $267, ,329 IL. The
heaviest increase under the tobacco division
was from cigars and cherootS, S2O9I 41267
The total revenue In 1880 from tobacco In all
shapes, cigars, snuff, &C., was sSs SO .Os, as
against $40, 135 002 65 In 1872 showing decrease
from these sources OF s, 90, ,s62.57. The total
revenue from spirits In 1880 was SCI, ,1S5, ,5OSl9.
against s52,5I0, Les In 1879, an increase of
sS615, 24. 10. The main item of this increase
was from distilled spirits taxed at 80 cents per
gallon, ss.174, ,S99.4 40. The revenue from retail
liquor dealers licenses (s25) also shows an In
crease over 1879 OF $269, ,247.61. On fermented
liquors there was an Increase of revenue in 1880
OF g, 100 4S6.12. From the sale of stamps OF all
descriptions In 1850 there was derived total
revenue OF 81 66S 394 g. an increase over 1879 of
s962, ole 16. Tne total receipts OF the depart
ment from all sources for the fiscal year ended
June so, 1880, were 1923 9S1 ,919.46, against
S113, ,449, ,621 IS in 1879 showing total Increase
from Internal revenue OF $40, ,532, ,29S.0S.
AT DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERs-The rooms
of the democratic Congressional committee,
No. 1405 street. have been formally opened for
the transaction OF business Senator Wallace
will remain here few days, and assist Gen.
Walker, the secretary OF the committee, to get
the work OF the committee In shape A num-
Der OF letters have been received from all Sec
tons OF the country giving encouraging reports
OF the democratic situation. In addition to the
regular headquarters large force Of clerks will
be steadily employed at the Capitol preparing
and sending out documents
THK MooNsHINE Wharf.-The following tele-
gram was received to-day by the Comnis sioner
OF Internal Revenue from j. j. Young, collector
OF internal revenue at Raleigh N. c.: "Depu-
ties Moore and Pennington captured three Illicit
diStillerieS In Chatham county, The defendants
are now before the L. s. Commissioner for pre-
nminary examination.
YELLOW FEyER.-The following dispatch from
Havana was received by the National Board of
Health to-day: ''The Spanish bark Pleuton
sailed from Havana July 2Sd for New York,
having several OF her crew sick with yellow
fever. She is considered to be infected
soNAL-Walt Whitman, who has been Ill
at ontario, Canada, has sufficiently recovered
to resume his tour of the st. Lawrence river.
He Will not be home for month or two
Chief Constructor Easily, OF the Navy depart
nent, is in san Franciseo.-Rev. "Adlr0n-
dack" Murray Is said to be doing a large COM
return home before long and triumphantly pay
his debts--Dr. ID. w. Bliss was at Brighton
Beach yesterday.-Senator Hampton fs ang-
ling In Virginia, and Is said to be the most skill
full and successful fisherman that the James
river has known for years.. NJ. Comst0ck
and wife, OF Washington, were passengers by
last Thursday.-The family of Mr.. S. T. Davis
left to-day for Easton, Md.-Mrs. C. S. Noyas
and children have gone to Ocean Grove.-Dr.
j. Goon urn rna;n a9d %e 6n ae at lake GS
August.-Superyising Architect Hill has gone
north ON an inspecting tour of public build
ings.-Mrs. j. b. Bryan and daughters are at
the Healing Springs.-Mrs. Senator Brucei Is
at Saratega.-Amongt the Washingtonians re-
Gently arrived at Orkney Springs are Mrs, Sam.
LEWIS: Mt. and Mrs. F. N: Lewis, JOS. Lyons
mlss Mary I. Magiil, Mrs. Henry like and FAM
ny ana Anthony Fischer.-The following
MashlHgtonians are registered at the Seaside
~ MU'ei, ocean Ilty: Dr. W. V. Marmion and wife,
Ml. aLu Mis t. I. Carpenter, Miss Ridenour, j.
Stf2usperger, = c: NJ. Alexander and family. j.
2. hetqal W. +. Bell, Mis-. c. L. Bell and child
6Co Bel. Miss L: Bell, j. W. Nordnnger. Benoit
baer; French ;. Evans.-Mr. j. c. 5. Richard
son LETT The city this morning for Cheyenne
wyoming territory. His friends here will re.
gret TO learn that he viii probably make that
place his permanent residence for the futuro
Mr.. Corcoran. who Is still at the White
sulphur Springs, is much better. aud rides aud
walks cut every day. Dr.. Tyler remains fhera
with him, -Ex Governor Cooke and famJiT
are at Fire Island.-ASsistant Secretary OF fife
Treasury French. who expected 10 leave here
Friday for New England on brief vacation ia
confined 10 his house With an attack OF rheu.
matism Mr.. Webb Hayes left the city last
night for Fremont.-Hon. A. III. stephens ia
reported TO be ROW In better health than fot
Years pasta. K. Tingle OF the Treasury de
partment. is in New York. k.-Peter Campbell.
{. II. EnOs. j. Holland, and c. III. Watson and
wife Of washington were registered In Phila-
delphia last night.-W. b. Shaw correspond
ent OF the Boston TrdaScTipt who Is now at
Cape May, has undergone at that place severe
operation upon one OF his eyes, which hes con-
fined him TO his room for two weeks mast