New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-17
WASHINGTON.

THE REDISTRIBUTION OF NATIONAL BANK CIRCU-
LATION-THE NEW LOAN-A SUDDEN DEATH.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May 16. 1871.
reports have recently been extensively pub
shed relative the redistribution of national bank cir
cnlaon authorized by the sjOOOOO act Of July l2 1870
which, it is alleged will made after the middle of July
next Ii has been claimed that If the s5i0O000 IL not
taken by the Western and Southern states by or before
July 12 the amount unissued will be furnished to banks
in other States without restrictions After consultation
between the Secretary and the Controller, it has been
decided that the law does not permit the issue OF any
norton of the currency authorized by the recent act to
those States which than they entitled to
under previous apportionments but must be reserved
for the exclusive Of the Southern and Western States
Under this ruling states east Oshe Allegheny Moun
tans win be able to get one dollar OF additional bank
circulation.
John p Bgelow esq., Chief OF the Loan branch OF the
Treasury Department will leave here tonight for New
York. to be present the arrival of the first package OF
81 900 bonds which 60 hence tonight by express Mr.
BgelOw will attend, generally to the business OF ther
distribution TO subscribers, and 20 starting them upon
the market Hereafter the new bonds will be supplied
regularly every day. and subscribers will not have to
wait for them. The first bond was issued to Senator
Sherman his name heading the subscription list The
Printing Of the Treasury has completed about
q 100000 OF the $1,000 bonds and nearly sGOoOOO worth
of the registered bonds Of the denomination OF $1,000
The smaller denominations of the bonds will be ready in
Judge Robert Rose was found dead In his bed, this
morning. having died suddenly from natural causes He
was native of NewYork but spent most OF his life In
Virginia. Texas and California. He was about 65 years
old lawyer by profession and for the last five years
resided in Washington. During the Administration OF
President Buchanan he was appointed Consul TO Quay
amas and Entrusted with the secret mission having In
view the annexation Of the Mexican State OF Sonora to
the United states , ,-,..... -
Indians here during the Summer including among them
prominent representatives Of COmanches kowas, Ar
rapaocs and others many of whom have the old stories
10 relate OF dissatisfaction with reservation arrange
ment &c It does not that any special orders nave
been given requesting the presence OF indian deega
tons in Washington, but IN these cases the representa-
tives come by permission OF the Department. Among
them will several Indians who have been prominent
in late disturbances. 5000. =, -, -,
San Francisco New York, made to-day. The sub
scrptinns the loan to-day to noon were $500
Tie Internal Revenue receipts to-day were $26O223.
Iieut.-Com Edwin J. White Ia ordered TO ordnance
duty at the Philadelphia Navy and Master Brad
hury 10 the recevings at Boston. The following are
detached: LeutC Com Dyer, from the Osspee, aud or
dered 10 return home; Lieut.-Com. Sterling. from
the receiving at Philadelphia, and ordered TO the
Ossipee.
Gen sheridan arrived here this morning, and during
the day paved his respects TO the President and sece
tary OF War.