New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-25

. MINT FOR lIit PAST MAR ..fHfrr.
FOR NEW NATIONAL BANK sew F.rN,u
MSISTEH-oCHAN MAIL tRRiSG .AIt sTs.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 TH3 TalRryEI
WA-EreroN J1'. =. iro
Tie actual receipts Of thc Gorerng ont r tie ycaI
ending June 90 1870, were {iO.CQOc0; Ue expense,
were S292,COO0o0 showing actual saving IN round
numbers Of }li6Ooa0cO The expenses Of tho Govern.
meat Tor 1868 sJoc05O0O and 1896 were more
, ,non ssoy,Cn0 900.
The appicau for charters for banks under no
late law OF ConT,ss begin 90 pour in upon The Con.
troer Of the Currency thy having been received
from different portions OF the country saturday TIE
Controller will not Immediately put any banks In
operation, but Will endeavor at first determine
curatcy how they shall be apporoned. Tue South WILL
OF course, claim his first attention in this regard.
the several Southern States having very much
less than their due proportion OF circulating
notes, and being necessarily very sadly
pre- In their local business Tor the cOlvcucnces
tending the existence Of banking fac tes their
door. This will De particularly the there in short
time, when IL will be necessary 10 tie great staple
crops Of cotton, sugar rice, and wheat and Is lor
these reasons Mr.. Hubbard viii endeayOr supply them
at the first possible moment with due number Of Nj
tiona banks.
Count Trlehard, the present French Minister 10 Call,
who has been informed by the French Ministry tia; ne
has been appointed 70 succeed N. Iar-doi u Washing
ton, IS not expected here by ". Bert.emy for tNo
MONTHS during which time the latter viii remain herr N
charge Of the Legation. NJ Tre.hcrl wei know mere
from his service under Count Me:cier -ccrctry oi
legation while the latter Minister, al ycaF- ago.
and he Is very popular. lie speaks English iacn,y, a.d
is related by marriage with some OF the be American
families.
Several months ago some OF the foreign lines OF
steamers rcfs carry the United state mails Tor TIE
rates allowed By act Of Congress, but the Postmaster
General managed TO get the mails carried az legal rate
without their assistance, and their contracts were tcmi
mated Among these was the Cunard Company, which
has now proposed carry the mails at the legal rates,
but the Department has declined with thanks. The con.
tract with the Williams Guion Line has yet two years
to rum and the cunarders proposition cannot be enter
tanned until the expiration Of that time.
Gen. Sheridan instead OF coming direct here last even
ing as he intended went to New York and thence Long
Branch to the President He will not arrive her until
tomorrow evening" and on Tuesd1y viii confer with
Gen Sherman and then return 70 NewYCrk route for
Europe In the mean time Gen Sherman has gone NJ 20
Berkeley Springs, Va, but viii return Monday.
seetaries Cox, Belknap, and Boutwell, and Attorney.
General Alderman are yet here Tic otter Cabinet officers
have left town for recreation The officials Of the Treas
my Department are busy paying out large amounts OF
money pursuant to the late acts OF Congress Extra
pensions special relief bills bills for claims ETC., arc
rapidly disposed OF, while the amount due each depart
of the Government for the next fiscal year 10 trans
ferred TO their accounts.
Acting Commissioner Douglas sent tho following tele'
graphic the Supervisors in The south yesterday
Boxes OF tobacco without weight marked lhercon, nay
be seized, and if s In the esson ~ the nanuiac-
they must be forfeited under section GO and to-
bacco outside OF tie factory marked short weight aud
TO- and H. In any ones hands manufacturers are
ponsibe for improperly marking according to section
G., etc.
Deputy Commissioner Douglas has ruled that tobacco
cut from sweetoned leaf though containing all the stem.
is liable tax OF 80 pound, IL being sarded
fneeut chewing tobacco.