From Washington

WASHINGTON, May 81 - Pecretary Vindom has transmitted to Congress a etter from the United States Consul at ya Pas, Mex., stating that a steamer arrived at Mazatlan on the 18th with 132 Chinese on board, desined for various gulf ports. Of ,his nuraber twenty-seven wero anded at Mazatlan and 105 were transhippcd to a Mexican Bteamer. ThirtyIve, bound for (iuaymas, went there with the intention of being introduced nto the United States through the rontier. It was even insiimatcd that hese thirty-üve Chinese were on their way to Ohio. Washington, June 2. - The machinery for taking the census for 1890 will be put in motion to-day all over he United States, and as it will be íushed as expeditiously as possible, Superintendent Porter anticipates early returns to his office, so that tho work of tabulating can be entered upon and completed within a reasonable period. Washington, June '.'. - In the United States tho visible supply of wheat and corn yesterday was, respectively, 22,451,931 and 12,(585,271 bushels. Washington, June 3. - The pension jayments for the present fiscal year up .o date (eleven months) amount to 8103,177,727. Washington, .June 3. - The coinage at the mints during May aggregated in valué 89,958,000, or 874,900 in gold coin and $2, 900, 000 in standard sil ver dollars and the rcinainder in minor coin. Washington. Jane '■'. - The summary of the National debt statement is as follows: Total lnterest-bearing debt, 8800,440,047; total debt on which interest has ceased since maturity, Sl,'7:;,i;01; debt less cash in treasury June 1, 18'JO, $l,00S,858,899; decrease of debtduringmonth, 86,801,871; total cash m treasury as shcwvn by Treasurer's general account, 1638,363,171. Washington. June '■'■ -The Indian appropriation hill for the fiscal year of L891 has been completad by the House committee on Indlan affaire. Itcarries an appropriation little less (nao 0,000,000, which is somewhat below the appropriation for the current fiscal year.