The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-06

RECIPROCITY TRpAfy-loAx BILL.
The Committee of Ways and Means will,
regulating trade with the British North Anne.
rtcan provinces, In view OF the fact That the
reciprocity treaty will expire on the 18th
instant by Its own limitation. The House
will then be asked to resume the considera-
ton OF the loan bill.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND PERU.
Owing TO the official announcement Of the
resumption of hostiiities between Spain and
Peru, the Secretary of the Treasury has issued
q circular to the collectors of CUSTOMS instruct.
ing them to direct the commanding officers OF
revenue cutters to warn all vessels or either
belligerent that they may find endeavoring
to enter the ports of the United states with
prizes, or captures In charge OF prize crews,
that they are not permitted to do so except
ing when they seek port OF refuge In dis
tross.
PROPERTY DESTROYED BY REBELS.
There is no prospect that any claims for
such will be allowed.
CONVENIENT ENFORCEMENT OF MEXICAN BONDS.
A resolution will, we understand, be intro
duced to- day in the House of Representatives,
pledging the Government endorsement OF
fifty million 1850, 900 000 dollars of the bonds OF
the Republic of Mexico We shall await the
action of Congress on measure of such
importance with no little anxiety.-Ndtiondt
InteLigencer, yesterday.
Personal.
Hon. Kenneth Raynor, of North Carolina,
arrived here last evening. He seeks an inter,
view with the President to-day National
Intelhgencer, 6h
NATIONAL BANKS AND NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY
CORRECTION OF aIsAPPRBHESsIoSs.
The weekly statements published relative 10
the issue of national bank currency are liable
to be misunderstood by many persons, VINO
have been informed that the amount OF circu.
lation limited by law to national banks had
been reached. The fact is, that national banks
n hoe n which entitled
full extent of the provisions made by law but
it is impossible to prepare and issue to these
banks the amount Of circulation which they
are allowed as fast as they are organized.
Hence the apparent discrepancy.
Another fact in relation to national banks,
which is not generally understood, may also
require an explanation In this connection.
Reports are every now and then being pup,
lished of the charter of certain ne,o national
banks by the Comptroller of the Currency;
while the fact is, that no national banks have
been authorized for several months, but
number that were granted some SIX or eignt
months ago have been delayed by various
causes from commencing business until the
present time. Quite a number of State banks
which applied for conversion, and filed their
papers prior to the LIST of July, 1866, have not
Vet received their final rtfficate of authority
for the reason that their outstanding State
circulation is in excess of the amount allowed
by law for national banks. The Comptroller
only issues the certificate for them 10 COM
mence business when their old circulation Is
reduced to ninety per cent. of their capital
National htellioencer.
THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS ON AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Post says:
The President told several New York gen.
tlemen, last night, distinctly that he was OPP
posed to any further amendments TO the Con
stitution of the United States till the South
was represented in Congress. But he init
cd hot
point of representation must be passed, he
preferred the one indicated by him before
that basiug representation directly upon
voters. When il was suggested that New
England would not agree to that, as she might
lose lie or two members, he remarked, with
Laugh that New England made very close cal
cul. iors Oh such subjects.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts of the Government from THIS
source on Saturday, the Sd instant, amounted
to S2,o75, $50. 90. The total amount received ut
the Bureau during the week ending on that
day was $S,0l4,0 o2.0l.