The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-09-09

THE EVENING CRITIC.
EsTABLIsHED AUGUST 1858.
THE DEPARTMENTS.
NATIONAL banknotes received for re-
demption to-day amount TO s2d5,0O0.
GovERNMENT RECEIPTS to-day: Internal
revenue, Sbs5,656.11; customs, 1862, G23.23.
PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER ROBERT
W. MILLIGAN has been ordered to the Kear.
sarge.
LEAVE of absence for six months is
granted First Lieutenant Thomas +. Davis,
Fifteenth Infantry.
IT rs estimated that the amount of bonds
offered for exchange Into tho new 3s Will
reach $3,00O,00O.
LEAVE of absence for six months Is
granted Second Lieutenant Charles +. Lloyd,
Fourteenth Infantry.
The leave of absence granted Second
Lieutenant Charles b. yogdes, First Infantry,
August 10 1882, Is extended three months.
THE resignation Of Captain John Hart
ley, Twenty.sccond Infantry, has boon nc.
cepted by tho President to take efrect septem-
Der z, 1882.
THE North Atlantic fleet, now Mt East.
port, Me-. sailed at 4 o'clock last evening for
Portsmouth, in obedience to q telegram from
Secretary Chandler.
PASSED ASSISTANT ENGINEER ROBERT
CRAWFORD has been detached from the Koar.
sarge and ordered rs instructor In the Spring
Garden Institute, Philadelphia, Pa.
CAPTAIN ROBERT w. SHuFELDT, assist
ant surgeon, now awaiting orders, has boon
ordered to report by letter to the commanding
general Department of the South for assign
ment to duty.
THE revenue steamer Crawford has re-
ported That according to instructions head.
quarters have been established at Mobile. She
will remain there until the yellow fever cpl.
demic subsidies.
THE extension of leave of absencd on
surgeons certificate of disability granted
Colonel George z. Buell., Fifteenth Infantry, is
further extended six months on surgeons
certificate OF disability.
The Navy Department was informed by
telegraph this morning that the United States
steamer Despatch, with the President on board,
arrived ut Portsmouth, N. H., at IL o'clock last
night She is anchored in the lower harbor.
THE Ordnance Department has issued
ordinance note, 100, small arm firing and
determination Of tho accuracy OF small arm
clad vessels by artillery" both of which are
very interesting and comprehensive.
CAPTAIN JOHN II. PAGE, Third In
fantry, now on temporary duty ut Headquar-
tiers Military Division OF the Missouri, will re-
port by letter to the Superintendent General
Recruiting Service New York city, for assign
ment to q recruiting station October /, 1882.
UNITED STATES BONDS held by the
Treasurer to secure National Bank circulation
september o, amount to 1861, 1923, $50: United
States bonds deposited to secure circulation
during the week ended September o, $7,066,-
900; United States bonds Withdrawn from cir
culation during the week, $7,143050.
ADvIcEs received at the Navy Depart
ment this morning announce tho death of
Medical Inspector u. L. Gibbs on board tho
flagship Lancaster, at Trieste. Mr.. Gibbs was
born In New Jersey, from which State he was
appointed TO tho Navy. but he had resided IN
Washington for q number OF years, where he
is well known.
TIE u. s. S. Portsmouth arrived at
Gibraltar August IL, after n fourteen days
cruise from Genoa. The Saratoga arrived
there ON the 21st after twelve days from villa.
franche. She had to put in at Yillafranche for
stores, TO BIO taken from the United States
storehouse located at that point. The health
OF the officers and crew were reported excel
lent.
STATEMENT of receipts of National Bank
notes for redemption for the week ending Sop
temDer o, 1882, as compared with the receipts
for the corresponding period OF 1881:
1881. 1882.
Now York.. s220,ooo s37I,0oo