New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-20
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WASHINGTON. Saturday. March 10, 1881.
THE CONFLICT WITH MORMONISM.

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TIE CONFLICT WITH MoRMONIsM
Governor Murray. of Utah, who has been here for
some time past left town for salt Lake City
night to resume his official duties II was learned
to-day from trustworthy eonrce that durng o
recentinterview President Garfield assured Governor
Murray of his discrimination to use every endeay9r
to suppress polygamy. IL was further learned that
the President has decided to renOminate General
Barre--an anti, Mormonto the position OF Receiver
OF Moneys at Salt Lake City, Utah.
CLERKS OF SENATE COMMITTEES
The following appointments of clerks to Senate
committees were made to-day by the respective
chairmen Of the committees named: Commerce.
John W. Wilson; Foreign Relations, r. s. Murphy !;
Post Offices and Post Roads, g. ID. Fox; Patents,
A. H. Brighton; Manufactures, @. p. Conger; PEN
sions r. A. johnson; Claims, O. @. Morrow; In
dian Affairs, Walker Allen; Judiciary, George r.
Bradstreet; Finance Benjamin Durfee Printing
Records, Ben Perley Poore Education and Labcr.A.
II. Johnston; Nicaraguan Claims, George W. Har-
rison; Revolutionary Claims j. B. Johnston !
Transportation Routes to the Seaboard, George y.
Messler; Public Buildings and Grounds, Charles ID.
Roberts; District Of ColHmbia, @. Stone.
VISITORS AT THE WHITE HOUSE
There was the usual crowd Of visitors at tho
White House to-day. Few were admitted to
an audience with the President, however as
Saturdays are specially reserved for SEN
ators, members Of Congress and the Cabinet,
Among the visitors to-day were Senators Hoar, Lo-
gan, Lamar, Hawley, Hale, Sawyer, Ferry and Har-
rison, and Representatives Pryce, Anderson, George
Humphrey Haskell, Houk, Marsh, Pettybone, Bel
ford and Keifer. Sir Edward Thornton had brief
interview With the President The other visitors
who were received were Carl Schurz, Judge Pier
point and Henry s. Wise, Of Virginia. Two dele
gatIops called during the morning simply to pay
their respects and were admitted and introduced TO
the President. During the afternoon Secretaries
Blaine, Lincoln and Window called, and the latter
was clOseted several hours with the President
BANK DEPOSITS AND CIRCULATION.
The Controller Of the Currency reports the total
amount of United States bonds redeposited to date
by the National banks which had previously with
drawn bonds by the deposit Of legatender notes TO
be IS. .487,050. The amount Of United States bonds
deposited by the other banks which had not pre-
viously reduced their circulation is S4,828, 500.
Tho amount of National bank notes issuedtc Banks
which deposited legaltender notes during the pen-
dency of the Funding bill is S1,S13,750 and the
amount issued to other banks upon bonds deposited
is 81 623, $780, making total of S3, 437, 130 issued
upon deposit Of bonds during the same period. The
total amount of National bank circulation now out
standing is $346, .62s. The total amount Of
leRal-tender notes now on deposit by the banks
reducing circulation banks In liquidation and in
solvent banks is $3S,921, 104,' leaving the net
amount of circulation OF National banks now out
standing which is secured by United States bonds,
1907, ,S13524. The total amount OF United States
bonds to secure circulation is s347, ,632,0 600, of
which sac 0S3 $50 are skies Of 1881 $l5S,470. 100
arc funded lives, and S137, 900, 900 touB aud four
and halls.