The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-16

Plans for Graded sohopls, With $50 wood cuts
Report on National fdaearsa in Germany, swiissE-
lard end Zurich. .FFf TNEFr EFfY ~
Proposed Inaasien q the Currency-
Gsu1blisG % WssseSu F1ssaoiers.
strong pressure b beng brought 70 bear upon
the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means BY The western
influence 70 induce the Committee 70 intro
dues into the House forthwith . bin isnatisg
the currency to shs extent Of 100000 oo
me delay which has characterized the com,
mtse In adopting some measures looking to the relief
Of the Depression Of the money market In the West has
given rss 70 crest complaint from that section. and
number q Western nnansisn new In this city are de-
tsrminsd y induce the oomnitssote .et ID UNDER
stood thai the cemmitss dosS mol speedily report
prominent Western member win take measures 70 take
the question Of the hands Of the Committee Of Ways
and Neans This threatening state Of aain hes aroused
the committee and promises Of the speedy intToducou
Of bill answering the purpose have hesn made II for
the present the threatened action b Suspended. =
thought the unanimity Of the Western members On the
subject Of imitation will b suncsns successfully
carry the measure ssse htsrN9sr ka
Tho Weekly Statement Of the Treasury
Department.
The fractional currency issued from the Printing
Bursau Of the Treasury Department during the week
ending to-day amounted 70 $500 500 and the amount
shipped during the period follows:-LsgAl
tsndeppotss to the Assistant Treasurer 1t New Orleans
$40 600 ana fractional currsncv "a hs sas sso ooo.
also 400 600 fraoton. cureucv 70 The A....ns sas
urer 4 New York ana 70 the nat,on. hanks and othe
e,5ez
The Treasurer Of the United States holds In trust for
the national banks at this date the following amounts In
United States bonds vz-As securities for circulating
notes SAL soo and for deposits Of pablo money.
$751; ST., $50
The national hank notss ,.nsd durn, M vsst e,d-
inn TO-DAY amount "a sis1 $40 and m. total .meu.s
issued 70 date n ssoo 2s2 ell From mi. a. "a h a.
ductsd the Observation-Disclosures hills rssurnsd
"a 2ss SIS. potes Of insovent bsnks redeemed ana
burned bv the nitsd sf.tes raasurer Aaso aeo rHax
ins IN actual Al mi. S.ta sooo eao oea
Fractional currency redssmed ana ae.,ruv.d du,;n.
the week. 1897. zoo.
The interua, revenue recents TODAY vers saoa exa
the receiuts during the veek n lsa so7. s.urss.,s
for nscaI vsar Ia dat sIoa aos asI
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c.r.,s, sr,rn., 1Tn,,.t 500. r-..."... r..
.,...S.s -,.s -...., s 49,. --..-.. ~,
cov.-os "a !. ~. ,.o-.,.r ..r..s. - .-s.,n
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movements OF IndIans-Prospects Of Peace
sa Win tno hod MON.
Mr. Taylor, Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, has just
received letter from the vicinity OF Fort Laramie,
daled January 20, which gives the following
account Of the Indians Of that region: Parties
Of Indians are continually coming south and
represent that all the villages are very favofoly in.
clined towards concluding q peace with the Commits
sIoners in the SPRING In tho latter part Of March
next all the Indians intend moving north to the vicinity
Of Lance creek, Old Woman creek, Hat crock and
Beaver creek, within radius Of one hundred miles
from Laramie The North Brue, numbering about two
hundred lodges are gathering on thu Three Raar
Lodge creek, about one hundred and twenty miles
from Laramie. They say when Buffalo become
scarce there they will move to the head waters Of
the White river, nfsy miles from Laramie. About
two hundred lodges under Red Cloud, Tall White
Man. Standing Bear and Black Twin, will soon be on
Powder river They are from Rosebud creek. One
hundred and nifty lodges Of the Platte Minicousus,
headed BY Roman Nose and White Bully, they say viii
be on Powder river at the last Of the moon and about
two hundred lodges Of Missouri Mnicousus are now