The New York herald., 1868-04-05
S5,OO4,O69

The receipts 1Or the ABOVE perlOd are mucn larger
In proportion to the time than they have been for
several weeks. -
Tho amount Of fractional currency issued during
the week was $401, 900. The following shipment was
made during the same period:-To the Assistant
Treasurer at New York. 100000; to Philadelphia,
5000 OO0 to Boston, 100000; to national banks and
Others $112405. The amount Of United States notes
shipped to national banks and others was $12,o2e.
The United States Treasurer holds In trust, as
curity for the national banks, the following
amounts vizFor circulating notes. $34l 643 4OO for
deposits OF public moneys, $3s, 127, $50. The amount
OF national bank notes issued during the week was
$119s4 and the total issue to date $307 13a 931.
From this Is to be deducted the following amounts
Mutilated bills returned $8.s5 Dos; notes Of nso
vent banks redeemed and burned by the United
States Treasurer 1922 2O4 leaving actual crcula
ton at this date Of $29s ,s22. Fractional cur
rency redeemed and destroyed during the week,
$495, 900.
Appointment Of a Commission to Treat With
the Usage Indians.
The President yesterday appointed Hon. N. G. Tay-
lor, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs; Thomas Muir
ply, Superintendent of Indian Affairs; A. G. Boone,
Special Indian Agent, and g. O. Snow, Indian Agent,
as a commission to negotiate with the Great and
Little Usage Indian tribes, by authority conferred by
the act Of Congress- approved February 81, 1851.
New Mexican Indians Presented to the Presi.
dent.
Mr.. Clever, delegate to Congress from New Mexico,
called on the President this morning, accompanied
by two OF the Pueblo New Mexico tribe OF Indians,
who are now here. They paid their respects to the
President and were presented by him with his pho
tograph and q gold medal. The names Of these In
dians are Ambrosia Abeyta and Alexandra Pudla.
The former is very old and quite wealthy The latter
ia Governor of Isleta, New Mexico.
The Presidential Succession.
The following IL the bill introduced by Judge
Churchill, Of New York, on March 3o to amend an
act entitled "An act relative to the election Of
President and Vice President Of the United States
and declaring the offcer who shall act President
In case OF vacancies In the Office both OF President
and Vice President" approved March 1, 1892.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives Of the United States Of America In Con-
gress assembled, That the ninth and tenth sections
President and Vice president OF the United states,
and declaring the officer who shall act as President
In case OF vacancies In the Office both OF President
and Vice President" approved March !, 1892, be
and the same are hereby, amended to read as fol-
lows
the removal DEATH resignation, or inability both OF
the President and Vice President or the United
States, the President Of the Senate pro kpoTe and
then the Speaker OF the House OF Representatives,
and in case there shall be Speaker OF the House
Supreme Court Of the United States, shall for the
time being act President Of the United states un
I'll the disability be removed, or President shall be
elected.
SIC. TO- And be it further enacted, That whenever
the Offices Of President and Vice President shall both
become vacant more than eighteen months before
the expiration OF the term for which they were
elected, the Secretary Of State shall forthwith
cause notification thereof to be made to the Execu-
tive OF every State and shall also cause the same TO De
published In at least Of the newspapers printed
In each state specifying that electors OF the Presi
dent and Vice President OF the United States shall be
appointed in the several States on the Tuesday next
| AFTER the first Monday In the month OF November
next ensuing, which shall not be less than sixty davs
after the occurring Of both Of said vacancies. at
| which time the electors shall accordingly be ap.
| pointed. The said electors, when appointed, shall
meet and give their votes for President and vice Pre-
sdent OF the United states on the first "wednesday OF
December then next ensuing and the proceedings ana
duties OF the said electors and Of others shall be
Of the United States respecting the election OF Pres
dent and vice President OF the United Statesi and
the person chosen to be President and Vice Pres
dent OF the United states shall hold said onces for
| the term OF four years. to commence on the iourtn
| day Of March then next ensuing whenever electors
Of President and Vice President OF the United states
shall be appointed provided for by TINS section
| on account Of those ofces having both become va.
cant subsequent appointments OF such electors shall
| be made on the Tuesday following the FIRST Monday
In November In each fourth year Thereafter.
| Naval Orders.
Surgeon A. Hudson is ordered TO temporary duty
at the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, TO relieve surgeon