The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-01

NATIONAL BANKS.

Commi 3apking and Currency, now
engaged tigating the condition of
the nations INKS, has caused the follow
ing circular 10 be addressed 10 each Of the
national hanks designated rs Government
tNitorics:
BIZ authority Of resolution Of the
House of Representatives you are hereby
required to prepare and forward to the
statement showing the amount of money
standing to the credit of the United States
or the Treasury thereof. Also, state
mcnt OF all sums standing TO the credit OF
any dishursing officer, or of any other oihcer
or agent of the United States, stating the
name of the officer or agent, ana inc
amounts to the credit of each, as appears
nv Your books on the LIST day oil May, 1910.
LOYAL, PENSIONERS IN REBELL1otS STATES.
The opinion of the Attorney-Gcnerai'
which we mentioned some time ago, Is
published. II concludes:
at is my opinion, that inasmuch as
Hiram Saul has not offended by taking
mn arms against the Government of the
United States, or in any manner encour-
aging rebels, or manitcSting sympathy with
their cause, hc has still right to his pen
sion. and that as commercial intercourse is
now lawful with the people in his State,
his pension should bc paid in full from the
date of the last payment"
And all loyal pensioners should he paid
in Ike manner.
IMPORTANT ORDER To PAYMAsTERs.
"From and after this date public funds
i'm the hands of officers of your Bureau
will only be deposited with assistant trca-
surcrS and special Government deposito-
ries, a list of which you will obtain from
the Secretary OF the Treasury"
"Transfcrs from one depository to an
other shall not bc made without special
authority from the Secretary of War;
| Where there is no assistant treasurer or
! special depository, and a place of deposit
| is needed, the fact will be reported to the
| Secretary, and application made for leave
to deposit in national bank. Funds shall
remain in the depository until actually
needed for disbursement to the public
creditor. Disbursements shall be made OF
the identical funds received from the depo-
! STORY
| INSTRUCTIONS VIII SHtIlIl bc SSHi iIoiu
| this office for the government OF those pay
masters who are stationed at places where
| there are no assistant treasurcrs or special
repositories, but where national banks may
| be available. Is. W. BRICE,
PaymaSter- General.
Yesterday long lines of diSburSing Off
GERS and their clerks were TO be seen at
the Treasury Department transferring their
deposits from the banks, in obedience to
orders issued by the heads Of depart
Unconstitutional HteRgencr, 3lSt.
! NEW CHURCH.
! 4 new Episcopal church is about to be
erected on the corner OF Twelfth and \
StrectS--thc "Church of the Incarnation"
RAILROAD MEN IN WASHINGTON.
| Colonel Samuel Tate, president of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad J. h.
! Branncr. president OF the East Tennessee
and Virginia railroad General \. W. West,
! president of the Mississippi Central rail
| road; c. l.. Anderson, superintendent OF
the Memphis and Charleston railroad: ).
| +. Cary, general ticket agent of the Mis-
Sissppi Central railroad +. \. Goodwin,
| master of TRANSPORTATION Of the SOutllSldc
railroad: Major G.. W. Goodwin, general
superintendent OF the Virginia and Ten
ncSsec railroad; d. II. Cram, supcrintcnd-
cnt of the Montgomery and West Point
railroad: j. S. Barbour, president of the
Orange and Alexandria railroad II. W.
Vandcgritt, superintendent of the Orange
and Alexandria railroad; General John
EcholS, OF Virginia, and Major-Gencral G..
| Stannard, Of Vermont, and John Reid, OF
| Buffalo, superintendent Of Bailcy'S rail
road ticket system, composing the railroad
convention now in session in this city, are
at the Metropolitan lIotcl.-NotionM L,td-
iJencer, 3lSt.
To BIZ MUSTERED OFT.