New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29

Michigan .... per cent Virginia 100 per cent.
Wisconsin % per cent North Carolina per cent.
Minnesota. per cent Tennessee 50 per cent
uiuOs-....... IS per cent.
The Oiher States, excepting Texas, make a favorable
comparison with last year. 1t is too early to estimate
the na result OF the harvest but with average
in rperng the crop ought TO be less than 2OOoOO
bushels An average acreage of Winter barley has been
sOwn in majority OF the States decrease OF five per
cent estimated for NewYork Ohio eight per cent In
diana three per cent an increase in Tennessee OF 10 por
cent and In Arkansas Of per cent on the whole there
IS a very slightly diminished breadth Of Winter barley,
but the increase Of the Spring sowing will compensate for
the deficiency The condition Of clover is good through
out the cOuntry-unusualy fine in Ohio and the Middle
and New England States In Pennsylvania il is some
what better than IN NewYork; aud in Maine and Massa
chusets more, comparatively hOurishng as compared
with iast year, than in the remainder of NewEugland
The acreage Of oats larger than usual in the West Ohio
is the only State which cannot show increase The
crop variable in condition; in the South far
above average; III NewYork. 10 per cent below IN
Pennsylvania. Gper cent; in Kentucky, IA per cent In
the West generally the prospect is better than last year
The only witness before the Judiciary Committee to
day Anna surratt the purpor of whose testimony is
not made public. No witnesses are subpenaed for to-
morrow, but some have been summoned for Monday,
among them Horace Greeley who is called to testify with
reference the Jch Davis baibOnd and his conversa-
tions with the President, Attorney General and other
Government officers about the trial Of failure TO try,
Davis 1t stated that the Committee have completed
report excepting any recommendation rs to what action
should be taken. The report Is very vouminous,
prising full OF the testimony sken by the Com
mttee of the present, and that Of the last House.
letter has been received this city from Senator
Ramsey of Minnesota, announcing that he will be in
Washington next week. Secretary Browning writes
Versailles Illinois to friend in this city that he
Is rapidly regainng his health and expects to be in
Washington in a few days. Representative Munger OF
Ohio arrived here tonight
Gen Spinner United States Treasurer, has addressed
an official letter to the Cashier OF National bank in
New-fIampshire In which Inc says:
After the failure OF a National bank all It's re-
laoIs are changed; bank it has nothing more to DO
with notes. whether mutlated or perfect The United
States the legal ndorscr IN effect becomes the maker
the note, and undertakes 20 redeem al the notes OF
such defunct defailting National banks as may be
presented AT this Office for payment This obligation u
conclusive upon the Government whether the securities
lodged FOR tie purpose with tue Treasurer are sufficient
or not l. In effect become not only the cashier OF such
deianltug National bank but become the trustee OF all
it, creditors aud am compelled To see that inc ~.
eresis creditors and OF the Government are fully
protected such notes stand IN the same relation TO the
ject 10 the same rules in their redemption
CAPTAIN Daniel Ammen. who commanded the Manic
noInah IN ls5j ia to command the Piscataqa hrst rate
steamer Hitting out at the navy yard at Ports
mouth, n H., ms flag ship TO Rear Admiral Rowan The
following officers will constitute board TO con
vene at the Navy Department the sth proxno 10 e,
anime navy contractors claims: Commodore John b.
Marchnnd, President: Paymaster Edward Foster and
chief Engineer James W. King. members.
Dr Robert Tcybern who has lust resigned his position
rs Assistant Surgeon L. s. A. has been assigned TO duty
as Surgeon IN Chief OF the Freedmens Bureau for this
district.
An affidavit Of the Acting President OF the Union
Pacific Railroad Company, alleging the completion Of
IN additional twenty miles OF the road, commencing at
the 35sth and ending at the 3s5th mile post west Of
Omaha. having been filed in the Department OF the
Interior the acting Secretary las instructed the Gov
eminent Commissioners examine and report upon such
additional miles Of the road.
Madame Juarez, wife OF President JunreZ. left this
city this morning for New-Orcans Oh her way home.
Mr. Thomns McErath. United states General Appraiser
for the Port OF NewYOrk has been appointed one OF the
Commissioners 10 the Paris Universal Exhibition.
An Office OF distribution al Port Said Egypt has recent
~ been established by tho French posoice to be served
with mails By the French steamers Of the Syrian line.
leaving Marseies branch the sth, 18th, and 2Sh OF
each month and the OF postage, &C., applicable to
the correspondence sent TO- coming from the c'les OF
Ieyant In which France has postotce establishments
has been extended TO the correspondence between the
United states aud Port Said In the French mails VIA
France The rates OF postage TO and from Port SAID
will follows viz. 80 cents per single rate OF quarter
ounce letters prepayment optional. Two cents each
on newspapers. prepayment required. TWO cents per
four ounces or fraction thereof periodicals. pam
phlets &c. prepayment required and the established
domestic rates on all other kinds OF printed matter pre-
payment required
The Ordnance Committee was in session today at the
Navy Department building having removed thitber from
the Military Committee room the Capitol only four
members OF that committee have yet arrived senators
Drake and Howard being still absent
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