New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-19

To BE CALLED AT MISREPRESENTATION
BOUTWELL, AND THE FUNDING BILL.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRBUNRl
WASHINGTON, Monday July 49, 1870.
The President in HIS office at an early hour TINS
morning attending TO Department business ana signing
commissions Of army and navy officers lately promoted
or the commissions Of those appointed 10 oNl ouceS
Durnc the dav he visited the Acknowledgements ONCE
as we'll m the secretary Of the Treasury and seems quite
anxious 70 Get through with all his official duties before
ON Thursday next.
senator schurz had a long interview with the
President to-day, and urged the calling OF
an extra session OF congress 40 Una.
she Commerce bin can he passed, and
Prusan vessels transferred to the American flag &c
The President said that Congress had chance and tho
power to do this before they adjourned by their acuon
ON the subject they evidently did not mean to do any
thing with the bill and he did not mean to call an extra
session Of Congress- at least not for the present ms
evidently did not suit the Missouri SENATOR who left the
White House quite disappointed The Cabinet officers
from time to time during the day, were also coseed
with the President.
Secretary Boutwell, is confident OF negotiating without
difficulty this country the hgherrae bonds provided
for in the new Funding bill He will await the result OF
nendng questions in Europe before actively engaging in
c Of carrying out the provisions of the bill I'll
desire negotiate for three classes Of bonds to-
-eIcr far possible, thereby making one class help
!. the sther.
Tn. following important circular issued from the
y
addressed TO each member Of Congress:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF CoNTRoLLER(
OF THE CURRENCY, WASHINGTON, July is, 1870.
'i6 Of he amount Of circulation that will be appor-
oucd your state under the recent act OF Congress to
~ do ths shall be glad TO have information from you
1p1n lie following points, 10 wit: The amount Of capital
needed with estimate Of the population and business
m each place. and the amount OF circulation that wOud
probably meet the actual demand And as may not ne
possible % supply all the points which you may think
PROPER TO nts noe % 81 ba5iSSS Gu fac,ties- bv
numbering in the order OF their necessities, one,
two tlrcc. Sc. may also find it necessary "a call upon
You FOR information as TO the character and standing OF
persons who apply for authority TO organize banking
associations, In such cases, will address you letter
making special inquiry shall esteem it special favor
you will give this communication clreinI and prompt
attention, the information sought for will be OF value
enabling me 10 make an equitable distribution oil the
II. r. HUBBURD, Controller
Neither the Secretary Of State nor the President has
received any intmation OF the deelenson of Mr. Freng-
huycu and the President expresses himself as perfectly
.oua3eut that Mr.. Frehnghuysen would accept The
official notification Of the appointment was sent TO MI
rrchnghuysen from the state Department today so that
his formal acceptance may be expected on Wednesday OF
Thursday next The President is anxious for him to go
10 London as soon as possible and, is understood de-
sres to meet him and give linn his instructions at Long
Branch
Gen sherman stated to-day that he had changed his
mind in regard 10 his contemplated Western trip and
Will have much 10 do in the reorganization OF the Army,
aud this together with being on hand III case OF any
trouble growing out Of the European war; has induced
This coure Mrs sherman and daughters left here this
morning for Berkeley Springs, Va where they will spend
the Summer
vice Admiral Porter saws he will not be absent from
-leNavy Department more than few days at any time
during the summer, he desires to he on hand II any
hrg should up Of interest to us on account OF the
9orcgn war.
secretary Boutwell, does not think that gold will re-
main up very long, and he is getngthe bondsready
1Or sale.
Baron Gerolt the Prussan Minister had long inter
view with Secretary Robson and Admiral Porter today
Monsieur Provost arado visited the Treasury De
parment to-day, and expressed hmse1as much pleased
with what he
The Funding and Tariff bills have been received atthe
Treasury Department, as have also the Appropriation
bills and will be put in active in the various bureaus
where they belong
San the extra clerks and assistants OF the Census Bu-
reau appointed to-day, and quick work win now be
made OF the Census and report Will soon be ready for
publication
The Second Ohio CincinnatD District Revenue returns
snow an increase OF nearly S2OOOOOO for the year lS
Dv,,r that Of the previous year.
Nv. V. Wilson, in charge Of the Issue and Paper Di-
ysn ,Of the Treasury Department, made report to-
day showing that S32S5878 sheets Of paper had been
counted and passed in his Division. which the revenue
stamps had subsequently printed and every sheet
accouIred for by the Printing Bureau. This is check
adopted by Secretary Boutwell,, and it involves mil
lions Collars its correctness is evidently quite salts
factory.
One hundred and fifty women have been dismissed
from the Printing Bureau, and about 100 from the other
bureaus Of The Treasury and about 100 male clerks from
the various bureaus owing the action of Congress in
cutting down the appropriations etc among tne as
sod are "a number Of labOrers and wachmen, who are
bond m their deuuncatous of their Congressional repre-
,tutatiyts Tor legisating them Qua OF ofhce