The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-04-08


Naval Lieut.. r. NJ. Berry viii com
mand the steamer Mary and Helen on her cruise
in search Of the Jeanette.
The treasury is prepared to redeem
the outstanding per cents. of 1881 at the rate
of 1O1.25 gs "a 17a qnqa
Thomas NJ. Nichol, nominated Com
missioner of Indian Affairs, has requested the
President to withdraw his name, on account of
ll-hcalth, and he will be transferred to the
interna[reyehue service In the South.
The public-dsbt statement issued
April ia as follows s~ss s.. s,sss.ss5s -. +
Six per cent bonds 1a6 7asso0
rive per cents 49,, 590,850
-Four and one-half per cents ......... 25O,OOO,000
-FOUR per cents ...s.. s....... T38, 571,650
Refunding certificates. T7ss050
Navy pension FUND. ~. .::........... 100000
88 =-=--@==-
Total coin bonds. s,ai725o
Matured debt. " 6,093,465 49,.
LcSa teiiuerS. 49,. 80. J4os f4lsbbl
Certificates of deposit :. 6S0j,OO0 zap
fractional CURRENCY. 7,151,973 -,a fs3~
Gold and silver certif-
caues. ................ 55,350,T00 sN-
Total without interest. b. H7,O2s,sa9
Total debt. 81, os6, c55
Total interest. .................... Is, 1888 $50
Cash In treasury .................... 23O,S14,692
Debt less cash in treasury 81 .S73. 1853 500
Decrease during March,. ....... 6,l92s19
decrease SINCE June 30, lss0.......... 6S,4o87 0I
Interest due and unpaid. ............$ 2140 1898
DEBT On which interest has ceased. $685. 65
interest thereon. Observation-Disclosures. 743977
Gold and silver certificates Sc $50 T00
United States notes held for redemption
OF certificates of deposit .......... 6.805 900
cash balance available April l, l8Sl... 15S, 68O 7;6
Total. ..............s 28o,814sg
Available assets dad seaa.es '~se.i s 4
Cash in treasury. 3o.8l4,6g2
Bonds issued to Pacific railway compan- ASSN
les, interest payable in lawful money, a, az.
principal outstanding. ..............$ 64,623512
Interest accrued and not yet paid -. 9,969852
interest PAID by United States. As, 42S $685.
interest repaid by companies =, ~ee4
Interest repaid by transportation Of
mails 14,2A,859
Balance Of interest paid by the United
States. ........... $685. sos
Kenward Philip was among the callers
at the White House last week. He states that
the District Attorney will drop the charge
against him'in connection with the Morey letter.
whereupon he will commence suit against
George Fl. Bliss for false Imprisonment and
malicious prosecution.
The resignation Of Andrew D. White.
Minister at Berlin, has for some time awaited
action by the President. ssra @4
A Washington dispatch says 'ssthcre
will be no duel between Senator Voorhees, and
Senator Malone, at least SO far as Senator
Voorhees, is concerned. The latter is reported
as having said that he did not care to have the
matter go any further that it could rest where
it is-and that there would be no pistols and
coffee. Senators on both sides are endeayor
ing to secure an amicable adjustment. Some
OF Mahone's best friends think that he ought
to have accepted the explanation which Voor-
hees made at the time, which, however, Mr..
Malone appears not to have clearly heard"
An attorney. Of Washington charges
that by improper means The United States Gov
ernment has obtained the drawings Of White
heads torpedo, an explosive manufactured by
the British. Commodore LETTERS states that
the secret was given him by officers Of our
navy.
4 = 81 F
Secretary Window after spending
several days in New York, consulting with the
leading bankers and tinanciers of that city, 70
turned to Washington on The 4th inst. A dis
patch from the capital states while the confer
ences resulted IN nothing Of q definite charac-
ter, Secretary Window received great deal of
financial information and many important sug-
gestions in regard to refunding.
The attention of Secretary Blaine was
called to The Imprisonment Of Bcyton in Ire
land The Secretary said the case was receiv-
ing his serious consideration, and the State
Department would promptly perform its duty.
Secretary Blaine is of opinion that
this Government can. do nothing for the relief
. of Michael Boyton the Irish-American who
was arrested in Ireland under the Coercion act,
except to ask that he be accorded good treat
ment while in prison. ns.n7 & esarss Ii