The New York herald., 1872-12-15
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER QUADRUPLE SHEET

recommendations "
superintendent Of the Academy, and VIII be car
ried out by the Department NO one can lake ex-
ceptions 10 The punishment Wmcn tne onenaers,
after repeated warnings, have brought upon them
selves.
Treasury Rule Regarding Fractional
Currency supply.
In answer to q question as to whether II is not
the duty or depository banks to furnish the public
with fractional currency. the Treasurer OF the
United States writes there is law or
regulation which requires depository ma
tional banks to furnish fractional currency
except in return for currency redeemed
by them under the Treasury circular pro-
ylding that defaced or mutated fractional and
legal tender notes each equalling or exceeding by
face measurement the fifth OF It's original proper
tlons in one piece WILL II In such condition that
the genuineness can be clearly ascertained be re-
deemed at the full face value OF whole notes In
new notes or currency by the Treasurer, the sew.
eral Assistant Treasurers and designated deposi-
tories OF the United States and all national banks
designated as repositories.
The Hotel Act.
Judge Macarthur did not, in the cases OF the par
ties charged with violating the law in refusing to
entertain colored people, decide that the proprie-
tors restaurant 'his CASTLE" and that he could
decide whom he should entertain, and no one could
question his right He expressed no opinion as to
the constitut0nality Of the law In the case before
hun Is. Aman's), motion having been made to
quash the information. He sustained that motion,
remarking that, in order to make keeper OF
restaurant liable under the statute, 1t is necessary
to prove that the refusal to wait well-behaved
person was on account Of race, color or previous
condition of servtude. This the gist OF the
offence and the substantial part of the statute,
and it was therefore, absolutely necessary that the
information should contain an averment TO that
effect.
Treasury Balances.
Fractional currency received from the
Printing Division for the week ending
Shipments Observation-Disclosures. 726600
Shipment Of notes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
Amount held by the Treasurer as secu-
rity for circulation OF national banks $3.50 o45 zoo
And for public deposits 1ssoSos $3.50 SSS
For the month to date te............. 4.285 567
For the fiscal year to date. ........... 57,5S5l16
| National bank circulation outstanding
FRACTIONAL currency redeemed and de-
stroyed during the week.. S51,127
| There was received on Friday last at the Treas
ury Of the United States note purporting to be
United States legal tender note of the denomina-
tion OF $500. 1t Is composed OF parts Of different
genuine notes OF various denominations. The Gen.
tire is part OF one hundred, with the "onen
taken out in the centre and upper border and
five neatly inserted. The left hand lower end con-
tains the portrait Of Andrew Jackson, taken from
q i've dollar notes the right hand lower
end vignette from ten. The scroll
work containing the figures $500" has
been taken from national bank note;
the back Of the note is from ten dollar United
States note, the "ten' having been cut out and
replaced BY the 'ovas" from the back Of five.
Although this note is not calculated deceive
bankers and brokers, it would be readily taken by
those who are not accustomed to handling much
money, as the engraving is all genuine. In its
general appearance it has no resemblance to the
note of the denomination OF which it purports to be
genuine issue.
Religious Soldier Irreligious Saw.
ages.
General Howard, the Special Indian Commits
sioner, has received letter from DR.. Orr, the Post
Surgeon at Camp Bowie, Arizona dated November
%, in which it is stated that Agent Jeferds had
arrived at that post and procured supplies for the
Indians in his charge. About eight hundred Apa-
ches are now on the reservation, and more. who
were down on the Sonora line came in on Novem-
ber 20 and are for the present quartered at
place known as the Pinery, about twenty
miles frem Bowie. They number some three
hundred. Cochise's band numbers from twelve
hundred to thirteen hundred. No depredations
have been committed since the establishment OF
peace. Agent Jeferds has moved the camp from
Texagoon Springs, about four miles across the
road, toward the san Pedro, where grass Is more
plentiful. The Indians have planted pole on the
roadside bearing white nag, pointing in the
direction OF their present camp. Cochise is using
every possible means to acquant the people OF his
tribe that he is now at peace. Other tribes are
being also acquainted with that fact Cochse
has notified the other tribes that any depredations
committed on his reservation by them snail be
punished according to the crime committed.
The Territory of Oklohama.
The bill introduced to-day by Senator Pomeroy
to organize the Territory of Oklohama was pre-.
pared by him in accordance with the recommenda-
tons Of the President in his annual Message. 1t is
not intended to dispose Of lands or to promote
settlement OF the Territory, except by Indians.
The sole purpose is to establish and execute proper
civil law and to prepare for the civilization OF all
the tribes