, 1873-06-25
The National Banks Called Upon for Their
Condition, June Is.
Interesting Excerpts from the
Monthly Agricultural
Report.
The Cotton, Wheat, and Corn
Crops.


| with the State Department. They assert that
| gross injustice has been done them, and that
they have had no opportunity to vindicato them
selves. It is probable they will make common
cause, and, under the management Of Gen. Van
Buren,, Chief Commissioner they will make u
raid upon Secretary Fish in Congress-. TIE lat
ter will come before that body in the form Of Il
resolution calling upon the President for all tho
| correspondence on the subject in the possession
| Of tho Government, together with the facts and
circumstances, connected With the case. Van
spoadence, il 1nade public, will show
that the removal Of the Commissioners was
the result Of plct On the part OF Fish and Jonn
Jay, Minister At Vienna, to get rid of Van Buren,
the mere assertion Of Jay, to prove that there
III any truth in tho charges preferred Tho
whole trouble is said to have grown out of IN old
| personal quarrel between Jay and Van Buren.
Austria. Van Bursn appears to have
York, New Jersey, md Se~ England
Congressman, and the controversy promises to
be bitter, if not interesting It is likely to re-
suit IN tho publication Of the official correspond
ence, SO that the people will be able to judge
for themselves.
SPANISH EMANCIPATION.
Nea1l year ago tho Secretary Of State re-
nouncing that the then King Of Spain, Amadeus
had signed regulations enforcing the emancipa-
ton in Cuba and Porto Rico. It WAS sup
posed that this was done in Difference to
the repeated and Urgent request Of our Govern
Spanish Government has failed to carry out it's
promises, and Secretary Fish is beginning to
dspa Sps o Of tn sny RIse rHs1s pitt nsd IN
supposed the Emancipation, edict would
take effect, nearly all the slaves in
Porto Rico we're sent to Cuba and sold. The
feeling between the United States and Cuba ia
ed that within abort time sharp correspon-
dence has passed, wherein Secretary Fish
took occasion to call the attention
Of the Spanish authorities to the fac-
to do what they promised, aud that the patience
Of the people and tte Government Of tbs United
States IL nearly exhausted. The reply Of Spain
Ia awaited with much interest.
THE coLFA1 BOND ROBBERY
A thoroughly reliable gentleman OF this city,
who processes to BE- acquainted with all the de-
last winter, asserted publicly today
that y he had = complete description,
the bonds and their amounts. &C., taken from
the late Vice-President's trunk, and that they
amounted to nearly 9100, ,000.~ He further states
that the securities had been recovered, and all
but @10, 600 Of them were returned to ColfaY-
MoSEY-0RpEa OFFICES.
OF the 293 new money-order Offices that are tG
be established as such by the Post-Ofdce
Department on the 7th Of July. seven
hsr.e H be in 6a 0ao tan eghs % Mson, ia 1adaa 5tnt
two in Michigan. eleven in Wisconsin, aud six
teen in Iowa. This will incrsase the total num-
ber OF money order post~of1ices to 5000, being
slightly less than the aggregate increase last
ITO the Assoeiat<d PTes4]
NATIONAL BANKa-
WAsH1So7oS, June 2I-Ihe Comptroller OF the
currency has called for statement OF the COG
ness on Friday, Juno Is.
THE REVENUE
Fire hundred and ninetT-elght gangers bile
for May, under tue new * achedule OF ices sho"
average earnings OF S4.25 per day, the gaugers
N the c:t1es earning generally 81 Per day II
IN addition There are usually about 700 bills
ca each month, or that many gaugers employed.
Inc 7,!?., loh9"lng gaueers Were appointed to-day:
milllam m D. noot4aoh; fI1;a ;n O9o Diat11c1 An
tolne DAnango, E48utn 4llnols O1s11ace'
Aok1cuLruHAL "a. AEfoAT. r
Inc ohc1al report OF the Agricultural bn1eau
On 1ne "hea1 crop SHOWS la,ge increase o.
acreage osef a.! aass yeat, VIII eooo PsosE.cts 1o1
n'o1o tnAn 'no @Yeia6e yto.u pe1 ae1e'
% ~ ~ Ulsl ~ tue nas ~ oecassd
o1E1oeho Oh ~ Per eent IN iayo1 OF tne c{eolt
o!n 1I t4e AIantc Natlona Dank. ne" so,f,
paynole 'ntS 49,, 4.ao, SECOND als1ue1o 20 tne
cleutofs o1 tne fl1ss Ns1ooA 6anK o. Ne7aaa'
u'*'n' ''"A4e IL "A onnna ru'tueno % ~ p'1 ''n'
v,,o tnt " chofs, ts observation-disclosures
;,,st ;as,.oJ ahoro - " a-ar ;nanaaa -
ten| suo"' sat .ua gli % o. co
M rhe PRESENT condition of t5e crop stands as ioi-
.o~s a., ro, !olnnn petr eent a4t aoo.o ~, tne
ennua1 ,1 a'e1aee: AZ sne o!ners 1ai oe-
.o". WI 1t1!aEn '11u1 "ne oaI.1p 1.,,: Pe1