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thai III such taxcz shall BE- collected In the man.
nes n.. % q ae.ea;sst II EsnIded b! ia1. :r,-*.
community holding III their properly and the ln-
q the persons II such society md ny remaining
fractional number Of such lcIsona less thsn nve
over such Rruups Of nyc, anal bc he'd to eoustt-
lowed for essh Of sa!d families. Any taxes On the
Incomes, gains and profits Of such societies now
due and unpaid shall be assessed md collected ac
coTuln9 to this provision.
NOMINATIONS
The President has nominated the following
PpStmaStet8: VIM. y. Hitchcock, Apen37 Mich.
Ohio. " '' N'S'0'~' y - *'''' '>
The French nne-o1.oa11e ship Jean Bar, and
squadron. arrived At Newport
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES EEroKT on GAKf1x1Ds
CURRENCY BILL
Representative GARFIELD to-day submitted % tbe
House the report Of the Committee Of conference
e ae ,ee Of 81 Of Saan M sSt ie
t1nks In addition 70 the s39o. .0oo e1 anthot11ad bJ
tas e o lsS e smount 70 = S IT,
es contemplated In the Appolt:onment act Of 1866.
9f & sba Sc Win sn1
description Of bouds Of the Cnlted States, bearing
CON Interest Apncs.a9as to- ~ cisealaon
fsis aet I'd he Comptroller sha issue It % saaes
states and Territories having the greatest dcaci-
have circulation exceeding hail mlIllon OF dol
lars. 4 new account of the In
esssa 4 t1sa s maas soon =
Comptroller, q, the end Of each month, Ia required
70 report 70 the Secretary OF the TreasntJ the
previous month, Whcfcupon the Secretary of The
Treasury ahau redeem and cancel like amount
Of per cent certificates issued under the acta Of
g eeis tnai tas q saa eeas
after the day designated In thr notice, and that
sad certificates shall no longer y available A.
q sse GIFTED saa ste Il n tho s Manner ees
sso4 y the a h sst1ns
the Comptroller to ,ssue to the bank making the
deposit, circulating notes ot different dcnornlna-
ainodnt IL RI RI cent q the pat value Il she san.s
deposited, which notes Shall bear upon their face
the promise of the association to which they are
ofice of tae sssocialIou. IN eold coin q ths rnltc
Stares, and shall he redetmahle upon such pre-
sennton In such soln. The Gsrit.l Of any saen
million dollars. Bant1 Organized under the
preceding sections a,e s9n.ed M 20 2en, tbcs1 on
et ieses ins eo ntes q eveTy othaT
such bank, which Is at the time Eesleemn4 tts nutes
in coin The limit OF circulation 10 three hundred
millions In the Currency net, and tho requirement
that banks in San Francisco must redeem noies At
ful money IN the Currency act, as applicable to
banka organized on a god Lasls. shall be con-
The LII fu1ther provides for the withdrawal
from banking associations having q circulation ex-
ceedinE that contemplated IN the act OF March :,
1sGS twenty-five millions Of Inl}srE. THIS clrcait-
ton 1s to be withdrawn, commencing With banks
having circulation exceeding one million OF dol
lars, ii States having Increase Of circulation,
hnelns a * e1eeeains Nv Two oalu moas q
dollars IN States having the largest excess Of ctr
cnlat,on, and reducing the circulation OF such
In excess leaving nn,!s,urhed the banks ia States
having smaller proportion until those IN greater
sas c,aas ae ap nsfn cnaues aaS t. us The
mike the retiuction provided ior b. this aet until
.ns tn 4on1s @ ,S St tTsntyse miions sha 10
Distributed among the states and Territories hay
Ing less than their proportion
Provision Is made where tanks fat t. return the
Of their bonds deposited With the .Easurer Of the
United States for their circulation. No circulation
Is 70 be Withdrawn until The fert5-nye millions
bank located In State having more than its pro-
portion Of circulation may remove State hav-
ing teHa than it's pfup0Ttfup,
TIE DEATH or LORD CLARENDON. ass
The British Minister having announced to the
Secretary Of State this morning the death OF Earl
Clarendon. the President directed message Of
following Is the despatch sent:
| "W Asr1SGT0S. D. C., June q, 1870
IL NJ. Mokty, MfntfkeT at Londnn ]:
q The death Of tho Earl or Clarendon removes q
statesman whose fame belongs To The world, and
whose lues will be felt by other nations than TINT
In whose behalf he labarcd for the advance Of elr-
iltzaton and in the interests u peace The Pres-
Her Majesty and to tue British people, and condol-
grief. HAMILTON FISH,"
The Superintendent OF the Census asks for an
appropriation OF So oo4