The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-19

IS 100 OOJ
The aggregate Of these additional appropriations IS
81 .o5o,0oe.
tmacd BY the Department To exceed 80 900 600
has passed the House Of Representatives as am inform
I'd and is now pending in the senate. II these
ton should be made by Congress, means mus, he pro-
vided 90 them. Meet Of them Of an extraordi-
nary character, and not legtinately chargeable 10
the ordinary expenditures Of the year Al the same
time they s be called for during the year, and provi-
sion should them Congress should pass
chem. .
II Is propcr 20 add that have made the foregoing es,i
mate Of the OF the Treasury for the next hscai
year upon the basis that Congress will authorize the re-
ysai OF the twenty millions Of outstanding Treasury
notes These notes viii fall due during the yea, ana
without this authority their redemption Would maze an
additional draft upon the Treasury Tor sush
amount as should be presented for payment To
pay this Of the public debt in the course OF one
year and in the present condition q he Treasury not
contemplated Whilst additional loan is asked for. the
authority TO re these Treasury notes Is indsPen
am, very respectfully.
Your obedeni servant,
HOWELL COBB,
Secretary OF tho Treasury.
Hon. 3os~ snErxAS Chairman Of the Committee Of
wsyse and Means, House OF Representatives
aug OVERLAND skRsicx.
TIE Overland Mail biz viii up In the senase to-
morrow morning the impression prevails that out Of
the several biI before body judicous one, meet
,pe all the rsa srenents Of the service, will be passed
The working 10 defeat any action at
this session. ard thus the service By the sthmus
ca their terms
DISPATCHES FROM UTAH AND TEXAS.
The War DEPARTMENT received large mail this morn
ING from Utah and the Department II Texas AZ lamp
F1oyd everything quiet, ami the troops Tor Ne"
Mexico bad already departed. There was NO political
news Of Importance. Everything at Utah was quiet ana
orderly On the Texas frontier the Indians were com
uniting eepecda,ions upon white settlers and further
trouble was anticipated from hostile tribes during The
GUNNER.
mn REVELATIONS ExFrcrrSc THE FOWLER pEsA1cknoS.
The rcyciricsrs Of the Covodc Committee and New
York Post acc tcfacation their bearing upon the
Presidential question: are the subjects Of frequent con
xersa,un among politicians and others. Many Of then
vey.rd u,e Postmaster Generals letter ON the fowie'
eacaou as little less than trcachcry to the adminis'ra
,ton and the democratic party All that have spoken
~ nsis, upon the resignation removal Of the in'r'
Asiian. Postmaster General and sixth Auditor oi ih
Treasury.
caNAptAx RECIPROCITY TREATY
Mr.. Hstch's special report the commercial inter
course between the United States and the British Pro
ynces has been communicated 10 Congress. lie make
elaborate statements show the disastrous effects Of u
rprocl,y treaty on country and says the only pr,
MGR radical and sufficient remedy beyond question,
ik speedy sbrogaiioa. Per contra, James n. Tsyic
.n,ber special committee, says he safely th'
there Is an entire sentiment west Of Banalo on the line
xhe great lakes aud that "a hostility to the sorcgation
an. treaty any change Is demanded,
vor Of il territorial extension to the new PROVING
soop to be organized Of Minnesota in British coiun
b so ms 10 merit the designation Of zollueren or Gu
1oms union
The National Executive Committee Of the Onion part
of which Hon 3 BorxrxH is chairman, hold mectiE
daily. and are making preparations, IL rs said, for w
crcss proeecn ION q the canvass -. a. M,