The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26
WASHINGTON.
Important TO Baakers "A CiFcu ar
from Treasurer SpiBner-SaleS Of
Cola = Nominations Rejected by
the Senate.


WAsHINaToN, April 24.-Wm. s.
was to-day appointed 20 a first class
clcrkship In the Third Auditors Of
fee. He was recommended for fap
p0intment by Senator Fenton. Hon.
f. Sawyer and Hon. I. j Robertson,
of South Carolina.
The ODD Fellows delegation from
the District of Colum bia viii partici
pate in the semi centennial celebra-
ton In Philadelphia on Monday.
They will number from 500 to 700
member ttfg.s
Treasurer Spinner has issued cir
eular, informing all the National
Banks that have deposited In the
Tfeasurer's offices in trust TO assume
public moueys in their hands, that
all future application for exchange Of
such securities viii be declined under
Instructions of the Secretary of the
Treasury. ..Alla
The following has been issued from
the Treasury Department.:
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, April "a, 1869.
Hereafter new United states notes Will
be furnished from this office only on4he
followins terms, viz:
/. IN return iOf uHIaCeu ana Inuuiateu
United states notes and fractional cur
lency aud convertible issue of United
states notes fOrwarded to this o11ice for re-
2. % the receipt Of certificates of deposit
of the assistant TREASURER of the United
States and the Y Utfi ed states DeoosttoT1es,
nsslsn@'ea isGs. u"'Ff 'h9 4S' q august 0'n'
8 On the receipt of collection OF checks
on Banks and Bankers in the cittes of New
York, Boston, Phnadelphia and Wash
ington.
forwarded by Express, under the Govern
ment contract, at the expense OF the De
partment provided the amount l. S5O,OO0 or
more, or a multiple thereof by ess than
IL the two other cases the notes will be
for warded under the contract of .GOVern-
the amount Of cnarges being deducted
from the remittance at li,is office.
F. E. 7PiNNER,
Treasurer OF United STATES.
1t is stated at The Treasury Depart
ment that the sales of gold, in pursu
ance Of an order of Thursday last,
will be, until otherwise ordered, not
less than five hundred thousand, nor
more than one million dollars, on
account Of the stoppage of work in
the Printing Bureau of the Treasury
with view to reorganization.
No fractional currency was received
by Treasures Spinner during the past
week. nrlE
Shipments of currency for the
week, $571 800, ban currency issued,
$157 400; actual circulation, $299,-
762, ,125; currency redeemed and de-
stroyed durirg the VI Elk. S607 900.
VIM, a. Richardson, Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury Is to day act
ing Secretary. Mr.. Boutwell, being
absent.
lit is not yet known whether Rich
ardson will or will not accept the
appointment of Justice of the Su-
preme Court Of Massachusetts, yes
iernay conferred on him by the
! Governor of that State
The following nominations we're
rejected by the Senate the last night
of the session, in addition to those
made public: Patrick III. Blair, Col
Hector of Internal Revenue, Third
District of Massachusetts,; G. b.
| Young, Postmaster, FredeTicks burg,
Virginia; Thomas H. Stanley, Agent
for the Pettawatomie Indians; FL.
White, Indian Agent for the Omaha
Agency; James Newson. Agent for
the Indians of Kansas Agency.
The following nominations were
laid on the table: d. ". Cheesmon,
Treasury of the Branch Mint, San
Francisco; E. W. Roberts, Register
of Land Office, MarysEille, Califor-
MIA; G. NJ. Patterson, Receiver oi
Public Monies. Marysvilla. California
Also, the following, which have
been erreneously published as re.
iected: II. S Sanford, Minister to
Spain: j. r. Jones, Minister to Bel
GUM; William a. Pill, Minister to
Brazil.
The table differs from the rejee
tions, in allowing the nominations to
be sent in again at the next session
A large number OF persons called
at the Executive Mansion, this fore
noon. but did not see the President
he having gone to the country.
tIIROPE.