New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-13
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Disps:ch to Tie n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Friday. May ~, ls65
- THE NATIONAL BANKS.

THF NATIONAL BANKS.
The following circular has just been issued by
the Hon Freeman Clarke for the purpose Of adjusting
the circulation Of tie National Banks;
lTnrAsrRY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF CONTROLLER I
: OF me CURRENCY. Washington, May q. l-65.
e,s. You are requested to make statement as indi.
| GATED IN the inclosed form. exhibiting
T,r., -, amount Of your circulation as state Bank
Outstanding. at the date 'e WI" = ''"' '-aa
10 the national system;
second. The amour, Of such circulating notes out
Standing May IS. le NOu gre also requested 10 spe'
cify as separate item Ia your regular monthly re-
port the amount Of State Bank circulation oustand
Ing at the date of such statement This Information IS
Necessary In order 10 determine the amount OF NATIONAL
Bcurfency that may b. Issued 10 your bank without
ceeug the ratio prescribed by the amendment II sec
ton q of the Currency Act passed March 3 leoa In
future 1t will be requisite In order to avoid coniusion
or Misunderstanding TO send with each order for na
onal currency statement Of TIE amount OF notes oi
your old bank outstanding at the date OF the order.
r. CIAEKF. Controller Of Currency.
Til. circular IA INTENDED apply 10 banks concerted
rom the State the National system, and also 10 Ma.
tonal banks organized to take TIE place Of State banks
In States the banks have received and issued
much National currency than they were entitled
TO- This is especially the in Pennsy lyania where
many Of the banks still keep their old state issues out
standing while they also call for and circulate National
currency to the full Of their bonds II posi-
BILE that some Of these institutions may DO closed IN.
less they Immediately comply with the conditions Of the
Currency Act.
AN ORDER BY GEs. BANKS.
Gen. Banks has fssueu an order, dated New
Orleans. MAY .. directing that prisoners Of on
parole within his department under Gen. Grants
calculations are to be regarded as prisoners Of
They will not be allowed to bear arms. to wear in pub
oh he ID Ia
United States or any disiincti, badge OF military
service. They not entitled 10 participate In tue
management OF public affairs TO en,er upon business
pursuits. and are required 10 report 10 the fro'ost
Manufactured forthwith.
CHARGES FOR EMBALMTSG.
Gen. Augur has prohibited the embalmt.'S OF
the District from charging mere than the followii.g
prices: PIiyacs sl5 Second.Lieutenants, go with
g. increase for each additional grade.
GEN. snERMAS's OFFICERS.
The officers of Gen. Sherman are arriving
here In considerable numbers The greater part Of that
army will be at Alexandria by Monday or Tuesday
They all express much Indignation at the official and
newspaper structures on Gen. Shermans first arrange.
ment for Gen. Johnsons surrender They say 1t was
entirely uncaed for In view OF the great services rem
dercd by that army. and that the arrangement In
strict conformity to President Lincolns views and
policy.
GEMS SHERMAN AND HALLECK.
1t is currently reported that yesterday Con.
Halleck called on Cen Sherman at his quarters In
Richmond. but the General refused to see him. Gen.
Haleck stated that his object was to explain and apo
ogze for the language be had used toward Gen. Shcr
man In his dispatches to NJ Stanton. Gen. Sherman
has heretofore been about the only friend and defender
Of Gen. Hacck among the higher officers Of the army
PRIZES READY.
The following prizes are ready for distribution
at the Fourth Auditors office:
Cumberland. captured by the De Soto, Three Broth
ers by the Nita Resoluto by the Beaufcgsrd Miriam
by the Honeysucklei q. X. by the Union.
GEN. HOWARD.
Gen. Howard Of the old Eleventh CORPS. and
now Of Gen. Sherman's army has arrived.
GEN. MEADE.
Gen. Meade was in town to-day. He has |
established his headquarters ~ Fort Bunker Hill near
THE POTOMAC ARMY.
Ths advance of the army Of the Potomac
second and Fifth Corps stretched from Fairfax
Alexandria tonight large body bivouac at Bayeys
Cross Roads just above Arlington.
REVIEW.
Gen. Dwight's Division Of Mai, Gen. Wilco1'sI