The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-02-23

money: and I'm case the bonds so deposited shall
not be Withdrawn as provided by law within
Banking Association depositing the same shall be
subject TO liabilities and proceedings on the part
of the ComPtroller, provided for In section 3 25t
provided further that Section OF the act OF
June 20. 1874 entitled an act fixing the amount
of United States notes, providing for the redstri-
button of National Bank currency and Tor other
purposes be and the same is hereby repealed; and
Sections 3 15gand leo OF the Revised Statutes OF
the United States be and the same are hereby re
enacted.
Sec. 6. That the payment Of any bonds here
by authorized after the expiration OF nve years
shall be made in amounts to be determined from
time to time by the Secretary Fl the Treasury al
his discretion: bonds TO be paid TO be dlstin-
guished and described by the dates and numbers.
BEGINNING for each successive payment with the oi
the time at which intended payment or redemp-
ton the Secretary Of the Treasury shall give pub
lie notice and the interest on the particular bonds
so selected at any time to be paid shall cease at
the expiration of thirty days from the publication
of such notice.
Funding Act of 1881. :" and all acts and parts OF
acts inconsistent with this act are hereby re-
pealed.
TRANSFERRING BULLION.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.-The Treasury Depart,
ment ordered the transfer OF s4,6si, ss9 in gold
the Philadelphia mint for coinage into eagles
and halfeagles. The transfer leaves about $40 GOO,
0O0 in gold bullion at the New York Assay once.
THE INAUGURATION.
General sherman has concluded TO modify his
order as to the Chief Marshal of the inaugural
ceremonies that all classes OF organization, in
eluding Boys i'm Blue Grand Army Republic ETC.,
may be placed in the first division the second di-
vision 10 be composed of Pennsylvania troops ex-
clusively, and to be masSed east OF the Capitol.
The programme will also be modified TO leave the
north side of Pennsylvania avenue and cross
streets north Of the avenue entirely clear for
spectators.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD MATTER.
resolution was adopted, instructing the Chair
man. together with the Representatives (Aessrs.
BuIterwOrth and Dickey). TO call in person upon
the Acknowledgement and consult with him as to
the legal remedies proper to be taken under the
Thurman act or under the general laws OF the
United States TO prevent any diversion OF the net
earnings Of the Central Pacific To leased roads IN
prejudice of the lien of the United States. and 10
consult with him generally regarding allegations
on the subject.
THE CATTLE DISEASES BILL.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-The bill to prevent the
spread of cattle disease in this country, pending
in the Senate to-day, met with opposition from
numerous Senators, who earnestly advocated q
law for this purpose, but condemn the present
bill as crude. and full of imperfections The de-
bate indicated that the pending bill could not
pass, the prevailing opinion being that 1t would
be better TO wait until the next Congress for such
law than TO put through measure SO i'm
perfect Senator Johnson, Chairman of the
Select Committee, which reported the bill, states
he intends to get the Committee together before
noon on Monday, for the purpose OF amending
the bill so as TO cover the deficits complained of.
IL is not probable however, that he can so change
the bill 70 make 1t acceptable If the pend ng
bill is rejected or recommited II VIII put an emo
TO the whole snbiect for this Congress.
GENERAL ARTHUR AT THE CAPITAL
Vice Presdent-elect Arthur visited the Capital
this afternoon. Ii was intended to give him a
auIet but friendly reception in the Senate but he
reached the door of the Chamber just moment
after the body had adjourned to attend the
funeral OF the late Fernando Wood. lie was shown
to Senator COnkling's Committee Room. where the
latter soon Joined him
REPEALING TAXES.
Mr.. Carlisle, from the Committee on Ways aud
Means, reported bill repeating all laws imposing
taxes bank checks, drafts and orders bank
deposits friction Matches medical preparations
perfumery cosmetics, cologne and other articles
STANDARD DOLLARS.
There were put into circulation the past week
9S,g9j standard silver dollars; corresponding week
in 1850, Sl27 500.