The New York herald., 1866-07-08

Total Sis, ST. ISL
The disbursements account Of the departments dur
ing the week ending to-day were:-war $e3, 200 Navy,
$3.50, ,ss5; Interior s10l5l2.
The Treasury Department during the week printed
fractional currency OF the several
ing TO 1921 145 and the shipped s342 0oo
divided az ollows:To the Assistant Treasurer New
York. 500 0Oo to the Assistant Treasurer at Phiadel
phia $50 900; to the National Depository Baltimore
es4 000 and $7s 600 to national banks individuals
throughout the country.
No national banks created nor government depo-
STORIES designated for the week ending July 1866
The amount Of national bank currency issued during the
week 81, Or I65, and the total amount issued
date Is s2s3, ,927 eos.
The amount Of mutilated national bank currency
deemed and burned anterior 10 July ], $780,
$3.50, 0oo OF this amount ts7 900 cancelled in
June.
THE BANK TAI.
United States Treasurer Spinner in a communication
10 the cashier Of tho National Bank Of Kingston New
York, says has not hitherto been supposed that any
bank would claim to be allowed 10 deduct from its de-
posits the amount OF its drafts In tho due
from other banks virtually over drafts concluding
follows
The $40 900 mentioned by you as received from the
bank, deposit upon which duty should be paid
though the amount has been left by with the ssmc
like amount due from said bank would not be
proper Tho check received by you from the
Albany Bank and forwarded the saugertes Bank for
coection having been credited by you 10 tho Albany
Bank must be returned by you as deposit 80 long as
may remain with you, and II would not be proper to
enter a. an Offset 70 this deposit tho amount you have
charged TO the ssuserties Bank account Of said col
lection.
MILLS APPROVED ny TEE PREsIpESr.
The President has approved the following named
bills.
Atu a, an v,n. To- . xo~o..,or a., a.. r-c.S
States Of the lands granted by Congress TO aid IN the
structon Of railroad from Amboy by Hillsdaie and
Lansing 70 some point Traverse Bay. In the
of Michigan for the completion OF said road
A bill anthoriz ng the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany sAsn s p,ymon, 70 aeslgna's ,hs general roun @
road and telegraph with the Union Pacific Railroad, but
not ~ point more than my miles wcstwady from the
meridian Of Denver, In Colorado.
bill granting certain lands 70 the State of Michigan.
20 aid the construction of ship canal connect tho
waers Of Lake superior with the lake known as Lac Ia
BeIlc In that State.
bilI granting lsnds TO tho State OF Michigan, TO aid
In the construction Of harbor ship Portage
Lake, Kewcuan's point, Lake Superior In said State
bill 10 regulate the transportation Of nitro glycerne
or giynocn OIL and other substances
bill making grant of lands In alternate sections 10
aid in the and extension of the Iron Noun
tain Railroad from Pilot Knob In the state Of Missouri
10 Helena in Arxansas
THE cRoPs IN SOUTH cARoLisA.
n NJ sparks NJ d., Of Baltimore Indlana has tast
written very interesting letter 70 tho Commissioner of
Agriculture concerning the crops Of South Carolina.
DR. sparks travelled through the counties of Macon,
Sumter Dooley. Early, Doughcrty and thence by
rail 10 Savannah He states that he could no good
reason. provided the dry weather continued why
reasonable crop o. everything should be produced
IN sections the crops looked well, especially
In The counties of sGmter Doughsrty Baker and Lee
Most OF the intelligent farmers IN good spirits and
convinced Of tho praccabity of the present system
o. labor Tho Doctor that Il h estimated by many
In south that ,be present growing crop of cotton will
produce about three million bales but he believes that
not more than one million two hundred thousand bales
viii be produced 20 the scarcity Of hands the
plantations the poor quality Of the seed and the back
ward spring.
rnE IusBEKisg rSTyREsT on rHy At. cRorK.
The secretary Of the Treasury has issued order that
before admitting to entry any impousi,ons undw the
provisions Of the procc, American citizens
sHee< In Numbering the - Croix river In the stas
Of Maine, customs officers VIII require tho presentation
of a.manifest accompanied By The necessary oaihs.
TEE pRExDxEs's BuRxAU IN rRssEssEE.
General Fisk Assistant Commissioner of the Yrced.
mems Bureau In Tennessee says he has closed All the
medical establishments Of the bureau 10 that state and
intends the issue of ratsns except the mos,
urgent cases Of necessity
VOLUNTEER ARMY nyefsTxR.
The Second volume of the svolanteer Army Register
for me States o. Nos York ana Now Jersey containing
the u all officers from those STATES tho roSi
msun we're mtsfaffd a1t Il l.y4 Uubiahssi and ready