The New York Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1863, Page 5

_ NEW YORK ° HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1863, a NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. 1@ &. tee» - Wamunares, Foo. 1363, WINANCIAL AFFAIRS, Aiarge number of bank presidents from New York, {ppiteitelphia and other cities, are here holding interviews “with Secretary Chase, the men moers of the financial com> abseas aie bere, pupa the “iw Lary questions stions before oS Zs Bog efi iw ol ag compared witts last woek’s prices, ‘and the recent appreciation of pudlic a@tocks aro balled Dhere as evidencing tho coniideut anticipation of Moneyed mon that the National reo Bankiog bili and geweral Gnancial measures of Secretary Chase will become Inwa, check tho currency inflation and improve the public ‘credit. The currency panic 1s regarded here ag likely to ‘Be sucoceded by a panic aguiust the gold speculators, THE AMENDMENTS 70 THR TAX BILL. “Tho sub-committee of the Ways and Means Committeo, “Peving charge of the amendments to the Tax bill, have ‘oon busily engaged. They will report in favor of a re- » duction of the tax upon some articles, but a disposition is Panifested to increase the tax wherever it can be to psare an additional revenue of one hundred millions over hat eutimated as derivable from the present rate of taxa- tion, ‘The inoreage will, im mods. instances, be placed Jaxuries, 24. DECISION OF THE TAX COMMISSIONER. ‘ “twe Commissioner of Interna! Revenue has made the ‘following Gecision relative to stamps required upor. certi- | cates of corporation stock:—Whonever the. officers of « dcrporation receive satisfactory evidence that any person, {porsons or party shall become stockholders in such cor. ‘ation, aud shall make in the books thercot' the requisite ‘trien showing thatsuch person, persons or party, shail \fbave Meecome stockholders, and shall make and sigu a ‘weortitloate-or certificates thereof, it shail be the duty of euch officers to afflx to overy such certificate the appro- late revenue stamp, the expense thereof to be paid by Se person, persons or party for whose use or beneflt such Wortificate or certificates shall be mado and signed. CALL FOR THE NUMBER OP SOLDIERS ENLISTED. ; An important resolution was passod by the House to- ‘day, calling for the number of troops enlisted in cach tate, with the dates of the expiration of the terms of jenliatmeat. It ts hardly probable that the Secretary of Wer will deem it consistent with the public interest to @ive the information asked for. ,. . SUMMARY ARRESTS AND IMPRISONMENTS. Tacidéntaliy to-day in tho discussion of the militia bill, Khe subject of military arresis was referred to. Mr. sher- nao admitted that two-thirds of them wero unjustifiable aud foolish, but maintained that there were offences which ‘would justify summary errests and imprisonments by ecutive @uthority. He asked Senator Richardson what 9 would do, if he were President, with a porson who ‘was aiding the rebel cause? The reply Was, that if be ‘ore within the military liues he would arrest him, as Ald Jackson at New Orleans, but if he were without ‘he ‘ince the laws and the courts would take cognizance of tho case. THE MILITARY BILL. IN THB SENATE. ‘She Military bill seems to be as badly managed as tho Frazoo Mexican matter. At first a bill was fncrease the army, but in committee it w as to make a now bil! This was ‘Vir, Sherman ag immature and at was therefore recommitted. Miia bill, Mr. Sherman said that tt was designed ‘aia’ othe States that had uot done so comply with tho Graft. Ite action was not tv bo against the States, but ‘over and above them, #0 as to reach individuals. Here ©: ua up the old constitutional points as to State rights, ‘which was oxhausted by the grants of the Senate in 1830. , ‘Sevators Bayard and Carlyle maintained in generai the old Virginia and Carolina doctrine. Lastly, Mr. Garrett ‘Davis, while supporting the Websterian view, took occa- Sioa to Indulge, in another phillipic against Executive asurpations. He said, how long are we to enjoy free- m inthe legislative chambers. God only know; no an could tell when attempts might be made from the other end of the avenue to overthrow it. Referring to bar. ‘Trumbull’s,declaration yesterday, that there shouldbe 0 officers except such as supported the President's milt- ‘y policy, Mr. Davis said, what was a rule to the officers whould be the rule for the soldiers. 1n that caso, one half the army would be thrown out of the contest. As for fifty thousand Kentuckians in the Union armies, ho id that they felt that if we could triumph, secession- would first fall, and then tho abolition faction who ‘ettompting to destroy the constitution by procia- and usurpations under the plea of military neces- . Senator Carlile made an effective speech, in which showed that the decisions of the Supreine Court in ‘id not cover the pointa ef constitutional objection anenforced draft by the government upon citizens Intermediate State action, The people will re afbirary aad unconstitutional legislation. We must force against the rebellion, and not against friends. . Clay , in 1860, said that the question then was, shall the \botitionists put down the Union or the Union put down the olitionists? In this connection Mr. Carlile referred to errands of Wendell Phillips hither to dictate govern- t policy. It was never intended by the framers of consti\ution that Presidents should direct generals in eld as to their military movements. Gon. Halleck ‘8 puppet, and the Cabinet mediccritios. 10R IN THE POTOMAC. There was so much i¢e in the Potomac this morning as to went the departure of the mailboat for Aquia crock at Es denot usual hour, and she did uot succeed in getting out until afternoon, and consequently she did not reach her Hdootination until about dark. f HARVY SNOW AND RAIN STORM. 1 A neavy snow storm prevatied here until about four P. , whon it changed to rain, which bas been falling tateadily ever since. To-day, for the first time this #oa- fron, sleighs were out on Pennsylvania avenue, but their | aon was short, the rain soon rendering sloighing im- noticable. 11% PROPOSRD RAILROAD BETWEEN NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON, {Tine bill preferred by the Air Line Railroad Committee ‘opuses to charter the Washington and New York Rail- pa Company, authorizing it to locate a roud upon the ost practicable and direct route through one or more of States of Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania and New jersey, to the west shore of the Hudson river or Raritan ay , opposite the city of New York, with a capital stock ten millions of dollars and thirteen directors, all of hom shall be stockholders, chosen by the stockholders, | {wo additional ones, to be appointed by the President the United States. First class passenger re to rup from Washington to New York within ight hours, and the tariff of prices is not to ceed two and one-half cents per mile for first class pas- ger cars, nor five cents per ton per mile for firet clase ight. The government is to have the perpetual right priority of business, and is not to be charged a price | ceding two cents per mile for the transportation of 8 and seamen, nor more than three cents per ton per ile for transportation of munitions of war, army and sy supplies and other government freights, subject, ever, to the control of Congress, so far ag ‘rnment transportation is concerned. The charter further provides that the company shall have power fRo connect with any railway now constructed or being foonstructed, leading in the general direction of the line ified; provided that when the railway is completed it the object of this act, viz—an additional through of railway from Washington to New York.” No aid anked of the government except the implied faith that government passengers and freight shall be conveyed ‘it im preference to any other line at the same rates. location of the road is subject to the approval of the 0 the United States, and is to be completed bin 4wo yours of tho pasaage of the act THE ARMY COMMANDERS, | «oem tt be Wa Department feels that ite * aud pulley have beem thwarted by the Generals, tt is lnteoded 10 weed owt the Latter untit thore shal! 0 eficient practioal supporters of the administration at neute of the colamng ; COURT MARTIALA, { Aver jarge bullding hae beem erected bere for the (eo of court martials. Tt contains four large rooms, with ul > « anterooma, &e. ‘TRE CONGRESSMEN FROM LOUISIANA, ‘The Committee on Elections, in deciding upon the claime Mosars. Flanders and Hahn to sate in the House from isiana, say they were elected under the proclamation the Military Governor, Shepley. The pricipal doubtful t in the case appears to be the time of election fixed Py him differing from that of the law of Louisiana. The fact, however, that the rebel Governor had deserted his a. while the constitution of the United States guaran. to every State a republican form of government, it necessary for the Military Governor to assume to Rx « Lime for the election THE PAYMASTER'S DEPARTMEMT, ‘Tho bill to reorganize the Paymaster's Department, re trains | ported from the Military Committee in the Hou e Tuesday , was understood to bo aimed at Colone! Andrews, now at the head of that department, on political grounds, and was voted down. A strong protest against it was entered from the republican sido, Martina OF NEWSPAPER ronitsuERs. ‘A meeting of newspaper publishers (rom alt parts of ‘the country has bagn galleg jo meet bere Monday oven- ing next to firge vpon Cougrdas the tmportance of reduc- ing or repealing the duty on imported paper. PAYMENT FOR PROPERTY DESTROYED BY TROOPS. ‘The House Military Committeo bas established tho pro- cedens of paying for property destroyed by our troops ia the present war. a. Satan INDRMNITY TO MATH AND “Mass Aonuaners. ‘Tho Senate pill, tntroduced Tuesday for Hie purpose of @xecuttog the fourth article of tho treaty between the United States and Great Britain, of August 0, 1842, di- rects the Secrotary of the Treasury to pay to Massachu- setts $32,608, and to Maine $113,908, it being atthe rate of one dollar and a quarter per acre for public lands in possession of those peraws described ia the third and fourth articles, to be paid a8 8000 as Maine shall agree to quiot, by good and sufficiems releases, all the occupants of the public lands ta Maind and Massachusetts, ‘The Scoretary may at bie discretion pay these demands in any United Statos six. per cont snqurition that are or may be authorized by law. “se Ya THY APPOINTMENT OP MIDBHTPMEN, ‘The Houso this evening manifested « ateposition to dig own the children of ‘Welles at tho naval school. Tt appoats that the has assumod the authority ‘appoint to the scbool seventy-six midshipmen, the number that the seceded States were entitled to have 37 tho academy. By Jaw each Congressional district is en- ‘Litled to two appointments, tho nominations being made Dy the reprosentative of the district in Congress. Of the seventy-six appointed by Mr. Wolles ovly two were recommended by Congressmon, the reat having been Drought in in batches by outsiders. There is u0 provi- sion by law for these appointmenta, or the support of the pupils, and if a vote had been taken to-day upon the resolution to disiniss thera it would have passed. There are symptoms, however, that purty nos will be drawn, ard ao Tiare made for the support of les enfans a RRVENUE 6TAMPA. ‘nh, It is atated hero that Dr. Ayre, whe owns a large por- tion of the Tribune satablishment, has refused to use the tuternal revenue stamps upon his pa‘ont modicines, naserting that he can make more money by pay- ing the penalties thea using the stamps, Oom- missioner Boutwell insists that the peualty shall be imposed for every bottie and box sold without the stamp. RETURN OF GENERAL CRAWFORD. General S. W. Crawford baa returned to Washington, to report for such duty us he inay be able to perform, al- though not sufficiently recovered from bis severe wound to ondure activeservice in the felt. THE ARMY. James St. C. Morton waa on Tuesday nomioated by ibe Pros ident for Brigadier Genoral. wth bt rn, Lievtonant J, W. Fishor, lata of Gonceral McCletlan's staff, has been ordered to rejoin hia regiment, OVBRATIONS OF THY TATENT OFFICR. Tho annual roport of the Commissioner of (atents shows that five thousand and thirty-eight applications for patents wore mada during the year 1862, and that Ubree thousand five hundred and twenty-one were grant, ed; caveats fled, ofght huudred and twenty four: appl: cations for extension, forty-one; patents extended, twen- ty-two All, oscepting sighty-three of the patents, were Issued to citizens of the United States. $153,818 were received for patents, rolssues, &e., and $11,081 for copies and re- cording. The expenses were $182,500, The receipts wor swotlon by an appropriation for refunding moni ys ¢% pended of nearly $51,000. The cont for clerk hire was upwards of $122,000, of which $44,462 wore for tempora. ry clerks LEAGUE ISLAND AND GECRRTARY WELLES. ‘The Naval Appropr.ation bill was ammended in comin ‘- too of the whole to-day 80 as to put it out of the powor of Secretary Wolles to contract for League Island under it, Mr. Washburne, of Iilinols, warned the House that the Secretary was attempting to steal that Island fora Navy Yard by making contracts in deflance of law. THE M'DOWELL COURT OF INQUIRY. ‘The evidence in the MeDowell Court of Inquiry case is | closed. General McDowell will on Monday submit a | steternent, reviewing the testumeny. ANTIPATHY OF SOLDIBRS TO NBOROES. ‘The practical feeling of white soldiers towards negroes | tw seen tm the fact that yesterday morning a lot ot ove | bundrod and fifty comvalescents from Philadelphia, in charge of a of ten mon arrived at the Soldiors’ Ross, aad at once showed ibeir antipathy to the eoiored people by assaulting tho contrabanda employed about tio quarters to keep the piace tn order aad to make Aros, two or three of whom wore badly beaten. In a short times however, the guard on duty there restored quict by arresting cight or ten of the ringleaders, who aro now confined in the guard house. The Baltimore papers static that in coming through that oity they attecked every colored person coming in their way, and aswayiied the | Police who endeavored to protect them. | THU REBELS PAROLING DEABRTERS AND STRAGGLERY The robels have established an office for paroling priso- ners a few miles south of Fairfax Court House, where the | business of paroling deserters and stragglors from our army is regularly carried ,ou. It is maid that the office does a lively business. TOBACCO FOR THE SOLDIERS. The recommendation has heen made by the military A resolution to that offect will be offered in the House to- | morrow. THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD. The Senate Military Committee have made a report with @ bill to establish the Metropohtan Railroad. They Teport that the road froma Washington to the Chesapeake will place its depot upon the deep waters thoreof, in direct Yoterior water communication via the Chosapeake and | Delaware Canal, the Raritan Canal, New York harbor, the Hudson river, the Housatonio rivor, the Connecticut, Thames and other rivers, which fall into Long Isiand Sound, with all the Atlantic cities and towns situated | upon these rivers in ail the New England States; that by this means the most ample facilities for intercourse, and | at the current rates for freight, will be afforded to the government for military purposes, and to the people tho rapid and cheap means of sending ald to their friends that a portion ot the road te Point of Rocks | will enable the government to control the Val ley of Virginia, cutting off all chances of future raid and invasion of the loya! State, and will save an im. mense Amount in transportation. The Connelavilie road being that link between Cumberland and Pitteburg, when counected by uniting the existing rosd from Point of Rocks to Cumberland ; and the Metropolitan road will form with the Fort Wayne aud Chicago road the main stem of the great Pacific road that it will shorten the distance | between Washington ana Pittsburg more than one hun- dred miles, saving to every person travelling between the West and Washington ten dollars. and saving upon milite- TY stores, the produce of the West, &c., from four to seven dollars per ton, and reducing the time between Washing- ton and Pittsburg from twenty four to eighteen hours. Data and statistics are given abowing that in govern ment transportation alene upwards of four miliious of- dollars per annum will be saved, if the same ratio of tranait is kept up by the war; and that, in case of toreign war, these roads will be inestimable for government aud public uses. The bill provides for no appropriation or ex- penditare of money, only a guarantes of each company’s bonds to a limited amount, which is rocurod by a mort- gage and weil guarded provisions for # «\atiug fund to extinguish the debt. THIRTY-SEVERTH CONGRESS. SEOOND 4SBABION. Benate. Wamumoron, Feb. 6, 1868, NTUROGRAPHIO CHARTS FOR TRE ORE OF quam, ‘The Vice Pamupart jresonted & memorial from the chip- masters aod insurance companies of NewYork, suing have prepared hydrographic coust chartafor the use of ” 4 CAMP SOMPTTAL AND AMBULANCE CoRra, Mr. Neasrm, (Opp ),0f Oregon, preseated @ petition from citizens of Pevosylvania, asking for ® reliable cam,» hos. pital and ambulance corps. PRERENTATION OF CRENENT 418. Mr. Rice, (opp.) of Minn., presented the credentials of ‘Hon, Alexander &. Ramsay, elected United States Senator from the State of Minnesota for six years from the 4th of March next THE CONTFROCTION OF RAILROAD® AND TELRGRAPTIO IN KANSAS, Mr. Vowrnor, (rep.) of Kanaas, introdveed a bil! to aid the construction of railroads aod telegraphs in Kaus TUR DEATH OF GERTRAL WARD ON CHINA Mr. Scswee, (rep.) of Mase, eMfered a revolat \ questing the Presitent®o communicate to the Senate, if compatible with the pn bite in! orests, any usformation he a re patents oxpired, six hundrod avd forty-cight. | authorities to have tobacco added to the army ration, and | anh have receingd from our Legation in China i the death of Géneral Ward,a oi of the U ek i» the servity Of the Chinese goverume | Adopted, oe ‘TUM CASE OF CAPTAIN a." SEH Mr. Wann, (op.) of N.d., orc, "saplition roquont, ” ing the Military Commities win: wurrd mld 49 oAgp OP Captain John Wethers, formerly of ‘he Fourth New dcrsoy regiment, who has been confined for coy oced months tn Fort Delaware, and report in relation wo CaO phareos agalnat him, and by what authority ho was ao coufinod Laid over. STRORA IN UNITED STATES COURTH, Mr. TrumBuLs, (rep.) of MI., called uy tho bill in rein tion to jurors in courts of the United States, which was = RELIEP OF COLOKED WONT mem (er) of Towa, mtroduced @ bill to in- com Asmociation for the Relief of Co- iored Fonen apd Child Referred t the Commitioo op the Diagrigt of Gowns, Mr. Taumpo.s. called ‘up the bill ooneeraing “the courts iu Washington Territory, Paswed, raat a pa tryyts Mr. Trummout. pleg wt, M2 suppiy vacancies in ee ‘THR UMITED STATES DawrRict Mr. Tromnutt also called up @ bill td change Of holding the district courts in cortain districts. ‘THE ENROLMENT AND DRAFTING OF TH MILITLA. The bill to eucourage the enlistment and the eneetaaens ‘and (ho drafting of the militia was taken up. Westion on Mr. Carliie's motion to birike a fourth section was disouased ab weir Gants (Uaton) ot Vas ene | R % a. wi to tion of the Betate 10 the queation betore jection to. thia section was the time a 3: Ha fa ty = £ 5 EPs il r ig ft: f rf i i i { st H HH Hr / H i ee i i ok . = at ss 5 ES ef, z Be ig i a8, aoe j z co inant the rebeiiion, but not against lo) Noy of tho war was to be liberty to or death pfs Unita, th:, would be the only reauit attained from the ” bo prosecute wach a war. AC tho adwinistration vad @ poltoy, no mattor what, it shoitd feet iC it was againat the will of tee peo- ple. an ple bad declared with great unammity, Ahat thos was not a war of subjug ition, but to restore the Un on and pat down an armed inaurrectio n. Me, Saxman, (rep.) 0° Oblo, wus sur} Positiow- to this bill. We had arriv wh ny 6 we Could not hil up the army witb volunteers, and on war, how should we Al up the army? Was the the ‘Seuior from Virginia willing to give up tbe contest? Every nation bad some kind of & conscription law, and Covgress hud the power to <aise armies. In regard to this eection it siinply axed: Uae time whene ana stead be considered to be in che #e: vice of the United Statos, ‘The opinion of Jud,e Story, the: efore, had nv bearing on this section. Mr. Doourtia, (rep.) of Wis, said thathe bad a de- cision of the Supreme Court on this point. ‘The case arose iu Peunsyivauta, aod Justice Washingson, delivering tue opinion of the Court, laid down the rule that a dis- tinction was to be made Wetween & person called into the service und one who was actually omployed. But he fur- thor gaid that Congress might have declared, and pcrhaps it was bettor it should have declared, that the time when @ we wea in service might date from the time he waa dra'ted, or when the order wan gE rou to the Governor But Juetwo Story was from New England, and, portiaps disaffected towards the war of 1812, delivored # dissont: ing opinion, and that was quoted A, Dikithaw Cltimed that the question really was, | whethor we whoulé All wp our armios and continue tho or whother we should give # up. Ho urged that the Lit, 'Instoad of being Hiablé 16 objection, rattled tho quos- tion roferred to by Judge Story, and gaade the time defi- nil> when the term of wervive began, Ng would Lave had the bill gone further, and made the propor exceptions of those who should ba dratted. The laws of France and Prasaia had many wise exceptions which would arevsae many hard cases that.woutd ocour under a general lar If wo would have fewer political spoeches and leas talk about the megro turn our energies to the suppression of the — rebellion, we soo | reo good renulty. Hoe — hoiloved t a pro- per conscription law, with tho mecessary limitations, tw be the most importiwt law (hat this Congress could yas". If no such law waw passed he should doapair of success. If we allowed the arinies to dwindie in conse- quence of warty dl and quarrels about generals, we might as well give up the contest. But he did pot believe z 78 it Col pram eset ? that toe people would ever give up the contest @ntil the rebe!ion was crushed out, Mr. Caniis& clatmed that the decision referred to by the Seuator from Wisconsin was merely « dictum of Judge Washington. The mistion to strike out the section was rojectod—yeas 13, ways 26. Ky., moved to amend by inserting Arg Hane! aw to make {t read, “alt dbiecvodied white malo citizens.’? Mr. l.ave, (rep.) of Ind., moved to recommit the bill to the Military: Ronalises, with @ view to incorporate cor- tai: e cuuption Mr. Howano, ) ioe Med willing to go as far as the farthest EP a ar the See he But be wanted to know if It ‘wes tho ¢ aie: of the democratic \wadora to indoctripate that pay, with the idea that this ‘Was np upceustitutional war, ‘that they were under no | obligation to gf igat give it support. at he should Mr. Ms » (Opp. ) of Cal. Renator, or see any reason why mae a parts. time. He would not engage in any im. He had endeavored to keep | @ut party politicn from discussions im the cemate. The | democrats of the loyal States were willing to do all that ' iteiiaon to sirengtben the government aad restore r, Doourerns regarded Unis as one of conden ant Site that Congress could pass. It was necessary that | this war shoutd be carried on. The rebellion must be | put down by tho sword and bayonet, and if necessary the whole strength of the country should be calle@ out. He very much regretted to hear this war discussed in a par. | tisan spirit. There waaa time when there were no par | Kies iw regard Ww the war, and be believed that mow the | people wore, without diatinction, true to the government | when the real issue was presented of whether thie go. | vernment should live or die, eae ‘a military ‘Aempotioin be be | erected on its ruins. If the for any cause, abouid | fail to support the goverament, Cry a the Southern ‘conied. oracy was established, Ib needed no prophet to forete!! the It. Appeals would be made, Grat, to the border States join them, and then to Vennsyivania and Indiana, bh | | promining them a y of manufacturing, Ap: under the lead of such pny ‘as Jamos Buchanan, a2 ortort would be made to compel these States to go into suet confederacy. He believed this to be the oryinal conspiracy to which James Buchanan waa a partuer, und | the friend of Buchanan, Judge Black, hag said that, if the South went, the State of Pounaylvania would go with | them. Mr. Rick, (opp.) of Minn., asked the Senator if be would ‘express his opinion of Horace Greeley Mr. Dooirrrie waid be was perfectly willing to express his opinion, He regarded the course of the New Vork Tribune in December, 1860, amd also the course purxned by that paper latterly, ‘As among the most unfortunate of ocourresces and most mischevious im its tendency. ‘The New Youx Heraio was regarded as the organ of the democr openay pata After day that paper was saying to baths ie you go out of the Union, and the Pirtends of Mr Lincoin shall undertake w | fores the people vo submit tw his authority the democracy | of the North will rise in arms, and no repul | shall ever be permitted to leave bis State.’ the language of the Hxnacp until thowe at the South be. lieved that the democracy of the North would fight against their country, and that, if there was a civil war | it would be in the free States. ‘The Now York Tribune, at the same time, altnort equally unfortunate, said — I bey wrant to go, let then ge.” | Hore was the New York | Trilune, claiming to be the lee ter of the groat republican faying in substance wo these secersionist« — If | re party, you g®, the republieums ‘nf not fight you.’ These | two preases, working the minds of the secessionists, made them believe that they could enter upon and carry through their atiempt to revonstruct (he Union without any war | Mr Latuam, (opp.) of Cal., raised the point that this dis- cunsion was out of order, The question was on the motion to ‘the bill The Vick Presipart decided that it wae out of order Mr. Doourrris said there had always been the utmost Jattade on aoch motions. Mr Rum moved that the Senator have leave to ge on He wanted the Senator to expreas his opinion on the ovn- duet of the Secretary of State in sending the French Minis ter to Kickmond, and in sending meesages through him to length by |-connected with tiara Ea if | Highest price Mavanp, > cSolen " Bofore the volo wax taken, Mr ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TUE COUNTRY, ‘Toma, , poo u king word fur the Indeik a | ; gencer— Aighiovw ta gemacht g ‘om the admumistration and the myoriy | | yr ar eae Qunduct of the war, it was Saneatiy ‘Tho Wexacy Herat, with its ineressing ciroalation, is mi there was no doubt the notice of country dealers and merchants. net walla sivicg Sco at pet, {rop.) of 1, id uot agree with tho gen peersindncteicn awa oe « nn tb os that au ei pees i Se abaya know whether the goutlorwan NOTE TO PAPER ®. OF AOTURE: RS. ve fn tho Dabit of rgading the iraeen vant a EOF Ly Mpg, Ir. Lowney rophied thal ne noare "| i ove ont; fng in the fares 7 vag dea fing. Wewas afer | gpcge ye Seevennd son Of good paper wanted. Sizo | epecimen of po 1y @t tho Hmm, office Ug. Mi. Maynann thought the gougieman waa vot phe ape to expres such apepalen, ‘aftoe admiteing that ot read that Paper. For ims ho read it overy day | nn. - 3 an before getting out of bed 2 begga rir sbould B BRADBURY'R Mr. Loin: did not neo we Pia have any pocumiary benefit poh yp Mons papers, amd bo | Co Broome steel. sors “oouby, New thus held aud cherished. Phe subscriber having withdraws bs MISCELLANEOUS, ‘The House directed that = committee & conforonce bo asked on the disagreement to the amemfmonts of the | material from the late firm of Ligh Bouate to the bil = iim wan diaolved om the th of Senuary aed, nee ing pur MR. WRIGHT, OF PENISTLYARA, herded Tal ple fey | of pant «nnd pinnefarte mate Mr. Wait, (Union) of Pa., ris ‘a questidn of pri- | frm is mew yt brother, Edward G Bradbury, in the said yilegs, sais shat his colleague (Mr. 3), in a recent | celgbraint Phanatorien Pety the Increased dejwand for his rere he irgod him with, after making patriotic remarks, he it wkiiful and experienced works ising compromise and 6 nolliation, orien naps nek of the best ant most thoroughly was to maken covenant with Hell. Mr. Wright denied he te now prepar mamufaoture yen pae tone and durablenes Assortment of ologant instruments now on hi | for sale at 427 I Broome atrees, corner on Scio A | that ho over proposed suck action, The onun reek wie we are: Emcor is vo ae ia i Moa out aud out from the threshbold, aud every mara it. He was for vigorously ear- orying on tho war, and bellion, He would compromise with ao rebels in bog 4 He was sousitive on the subject of the because MBROSIA.— —DE. 8 STKeLIw: ROTA 01 t ne wil cure all diseases ot the scalp ‘nat tects ant was wi divtant from le feling and ‘deaire, Hwan me | Sab Sut or urning roma predating aA 8g premine excopt an honorable one, by w! ee Braise or 7 country could be saved, but net while tho febola wore pipe Bint. on a; 4 peng fo arms and ine thr acta peepreetes, ' Bouin 2 Br perrea wis v ver thie roms is his (4 HOUSEHOLD WORD.—BUY YOUR rinsT CLass A werd ir STANDS.—THE sURR WRMEDY | ror “ Now ‘anuer. se Hens headache, deafness anu catarrh—DUR. RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS justed and cashed. | Foasious, Bound collected. | Bankers’ references d that ight ates t this waa not wonderful, rae tauy th ed hie seat from his coll 6 and tho cont! ja the ball. Lapel seg nothing asscbenbie i bis pact Temarks, and ba would take the carlicut Coote to make the pope ores ov MINERS. Mr Sanauamr, ana, "(eop) of a, introdnoed @ dill diaap- Proving of ce Of the Legislature of Nevada, which require te officers of #1! mining corporations car Tyiug on mining in the Terrttury to restde thereiv. Refer. ‘ s red to tho Committee on the Judiciary. A’ ai EDE'S—ON EXHIRITION, aN WINDOW CODIFY ING THR RAVAL LAWH. and te the store.tehe carps Lor tue great litle wedding Mr. Senawicn, (rep.) of N. Y.,from the Naval Com = mittee, reported a joint resolution to reviwe and codify i enautieel 3 ba the caval laws. A raw ee N AMBNDMWEE OW THE NAVAL PRION LAW. THE BEET PURGATLY N THE WORT Mr. Sxpawicx, (rep.) of N. ¥., reported @ bill, which THE BEST URGATIVE IN THE WOBL, paced, ‘ainonding the second section of the Naval Pension In doses 01 from oo to ten pilin, produce the exp .iaton of ect of Jane 14, 1862, 80 as to give tho parties therein | large quarilities of Uuids from the s,#toin, without in the Tueathoned (wenty fnstoud of Avast dollars per month. | least cs, reasing the vitality of the biood. The matters w THE NAVAL APPROPrLEPIOR mria. are removed are, In fact, the effete materials or impure parts Table Catlery, Cooking sttver, Plated W. “D. Baberon's '& Qroes Baraat, sia 8 ACCOUNTS AD. Vay and Prize 1 ths blood, Emplo.ed according to the priuted directions ‘he Houre considered the Naval Appropriation bill, | o.qihs blool, Ennio partant changes in tne system, favor which appropriates an uggregate ot sixty eight millions of | ing’argente tancamtationmccnueing oni the remor dotlirs. vitiates useless or in Av item of twelve millions for iron war steamers was | the ayaiem, an Amended wo as to provide that mo contracts hal! bo ea- | vething but sound, by tered into for copstruction until proposals have beeu #o- Licited from the primatpal tron shipbailders and mado on the most {avorable terms. An approoriation for the Philadelphia Navy Vard was ‘y et from $230,000 to $226,800, for repmirs of all i. Au appropriation for the Brooklyn Navy Yard was increased, in order to acoommedate throe vessels now bniting there, four hundred and twonty eight fect to BRANDRETH can be made to produce the mowt PILLS, ried effects on the con 0, permeverance inv own used while the powors of on, OLD AT NO. 4 UNION BQUAR PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 294 CANAL BT, \eandreth House.) ton th. ARTLETT & 00, NEEDLE MANUFACTURERS — Tos sum of $25,000 was appropriated for the Norfolk ne and Iiand Nestle Navy Yurd, to (alilitate the repair of vosneis, but not Nitec prom iwey, Rew York to 0 understood aw re-eatablishing that yard. ies any and all wsee, 4, tro by mal Without 0 the bill, the Houso ad T OURBON WHISKEY8—VARIOUR GRADES, FOR jousued. ale in Iota sult purchaser, by G. Bo MENDUM. Broadway and Cedar street. BEWARE THE NORTH BASTEs —BKOWNE'® 1M inarabgs B Ot Metallic Weather Sirips totally excl d Mr. Horace % ftusa, a woll known citizes of © York, | cold, wan ‘round the crevice al dorm and for some time past resident in California, died on the | thd wtnlows of evory as Sew aperenear ts taeeaania Stat of January, at Halifax, Nova Scotia, in the forty- | our ‘rat pot 212° Broadway, coraer of Fulton seousd year of his age Me, Rass was intimately and | See MP vory favorably known to the people of New York as an | (JORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS. RN'ARGED the feet « ed wltiot pan oF and evergetic man of business, an enterprising and by Dr HAKIE, lamity to themaoty ees sasful contractor, aud a gentleman of geuin) good fora Wo phyniciaus the Fone of waameniten ie me fature and of a frank and open digposition and manner. 4 J notoriety in tho + hia uname bae ghtained gone United st rto8, besides attracting @ good deal of attontion in Kurops, (row ‘hts Ineying ortvinated the plan, and carried ont tts exec ition, of paving the great thoroughfare of Broadway with the pecultar granite blocks which are now ABELS AND TAGSALG KINDS familiariy known ras tA and travellors 4s the On Bie and Eee iu qu Y hase pavement." 1 a peat of Mr. Rose was oppieed v viet e nacds nisi, 110 ‘by good many taxpayers, 4g gome coi pofate [A mae ee nd 0 B® Verests, particularly the vy ey proprietors, ab frat, ana it kK Mourn Fequired very considerable exertion, with pe aenoumt ies eietew cmaneet Reese Anoka of anxiety on bis part, to obtain permission to be seen conudentially from ¥ until 5 o'clock fur coun down a aponimea sqvare of his paveneut, whe Sud ollice practice wns eventually accomplished, tho first blocks >] Ke beta panty OVED TO & EAST Being id ‘opptsite ite marble paleco store Of LPPagenponnna toaw White Pilitngs for T. Stowart, where 4 was known that it would subjected to the severest toxt from the continual rough wear and tear ana th, om the greatly congested travel always to be found there, both on account of the narrow- nose of the stront at that point and the existouce ef the great emporium. Tt was then trod in Fulton street, oppo- wile the Hxaatv office. Seon after this the work was ect rr Teeth miperion 10 all oth F% MEDICINAL USES.—OLD BOURBON OF VERY Wiperior qualitf (pr salo tm hoitlen by U. BE. MENDUM, porner of Caters se Gntennnws SCARF PING. low aa one, two, and three doilare each, al @. ermrnces pene all along Broadway, and the deceased Bad tue o sions! favor ied into e@uot. CALLEN ‘8, 415 Broadway. one door v¢ Canal atreot Kies Ito wo vellove, supplied the material nacd for. fhe H p. WOR NEWDERN! ‘a pavement in New York. After completion of the japapere, 7 work Mr. Kuss went to Californm, where he resided ie Harnden Rapress sienivgr Augusta Bimwnore will | sins, oe mena er tome years, bis active toied fading Tull soope ‘tar the oe: | Sul for Bonbern and rieluly on Haturdag nett, Web. ;. Ar- | svaiert We med niage a cles Of 1a the Golden state. | “This eo mad seuding goude to Hook From n Francisco Mr; Rusa went to Nor Sonia, Orie sara vith aed vicinity. sw Reade te Mooker? dquartery at Halifax, and wan —m Soeatve nine. Operations in the ‘itieb pA at ‘the time of his decease. Humanly speaking, this i 14 BROADWAY occurred at a vory early age; for the many friends of Mr Kuss, in calling to mind his ploasing appearance, will, at the same moment, recollect that it was produced lia acombination of (ine physical development exhitmied in @ very well proportioned form, which gave promise of | lengthened existevee Mr. Russ possonsed in am omt nent the mens sana in corpore samo, for his vigor ous mind never contemplated such a thing as failure in OOWRIS ARMY.—THK ADAMH EXPRESS COM, Tesumed sending packazer for ofcers’ onker's Army at Agile pany, regiment rach “eo Our Express le mi for a ee oa os ase gen yet Rorfolk, 8 ivolk, Newport News Faimeuth. Avis Cres are distributed rm ou kmown to say no ly work was imponsil Washington and other jo! nua at OP thn Mieataaivpl, employing a caps a) of judiciously directed science aud skill, winding up, an ADA sie COMPANY, iicue of aoslars, ‘ot he os did with the aawirance, by way of ex Now and yond tee Oty would undertake, air, to halld «railway Thirty ecventh coven Depo |b ample, from Mew York ty Liverpool, and do it. OUIRVILLH AND, MASUIVILLE L BK ADAMS KS!" KE s8 COMPANY ially Expresses over the Levulaville aud OMetal Drawings of Murray, Kddy & Co.'s Kentucky ang Miao iri State Lotterias Kentucky, Karna Crass OPiS aan, 40, 57, 14, TH. 2, 84, Gt 7, BL. Kasrucsy, 17, 29, 6, 1A, Th, 36, ie, ahold kan wer wiens o free of charge b K TO BUTCHERS WE ARK FAvING Hiout Nroalare dent Free of charas b RRAY, KUDY & CO per pound for rong BS BUCHAN & Covington, Ky.,'or Bt. Laute, Mo, bath street. - 7 —1100—K, j Delaware State | + ame, Era Chan 6l—Pebruney 6, 1863 9, 19, 6, 47, 49, 42, 21, 69. ‘ 63. u4, a3.” 13, 64, 66, 72, 49, 41, 39, 32 Crnibaua aéomes OWN A MORRIS & CO., They pr Wilintagion, Delaware They paril the breath and seridiey el spepaie ant conetipation BS 4 Chora Murinun OMicial Drawings of the Library Asso= cintion Compan Toes Febrw ba ae pas 78, 1, 66. ts wal Sy 0, 38, 27, 2), 50, 75, 37, 65, 45, 67, 73. For Ciroulars, Ac. ait: ex4 PRANCE, ELIAS & CO., Covington, Ky. saxop'e of ev Sot viens Hows, Crmcummane O - eg Jan. 15, 86 Royal Havana Lottery.—Twenty e cent premium paid for Prites. Information farnished, | id for Gold and Silver LOK & 00,, Bankers, 16 Wall street, NY dm imiavered ty bauation, [eve Soft. Davia. Mr, Foormn, (rep) of Conn.» said this was entirely ont of order, and he ubjected to aby anawor of Mase, hoped the Senator would id uot wish to say anything out of er. | i to then recommitted wo the Military Com Mr. Witaom, (rop. der, and decli tl wan THR PACINO THLBORAPH -ATHAM presented & memorial from the Pacific slogapt Company, received to-day, relative to the b. | to modify the present Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph taw Ponoms. & resolation requart | g tho resident t communicate to the senate © volunteer and drafted mon actually rained mustered ite the servi psurvien by the several Staten, mud he Minor « eer wee aye. Adopts ‘THE ARMY OF THR Wrer. bounty ramvooe '0 ‘Tho Will to ruvtve the s0t to pag be the ren actually employed Woe war taken up. Ad ourtied. 6, 1809 O)) OTT OF ADDITIONAL Powt KoCTER. ‘ jar Coram, (fep.) of Iad., reported a bill to eatadlen | Mr Comat, treba Be, | | ' |} | | Curty-ses om miAitional port router, but making no appro | wo Panmmed without being read. Bib AEKOUTIYE, LRGEATITR AND JUDIE APrROPRATION mu. Mr. Srrense, (rep.) Of Pa., reported beck tho Senate ® Aruendments & the Exeoutive, Legislative aud Judie | Appropriation bill j ‘The Rloune disagreed to the amondmont restricting | mileage of members to ten cents per mile wo and fr Washington ‘The Howse, by @ vote of 42 against 54, conenrred Senate’s amendment striking out the appropri obseription to the Natwmat Int clligencer for : ome city rth who: not tel you at rom wo the te oparniing like mag’ vier Co <The Plantation Bitters appear to re Mend ae wenty cases more and Byer oetty nate ve to Yours truly ——— M* “oRIAL é paper svnid wot be removed ind g-vce ot Congress white pr by ranury involv ius ay Hf adoped, would tr dustry of rw are chereiore obit Aherwine b . ‘Although the rapid inc es. Me without @ par prow ptly 0 cent (ile | Ate for ing ported has ever been wry large. ny Aneren. Seavenuly of payer rails dere RS 4 BROWN, | 4,” inelr prices, the ohargo of combina art athaipading the Culieat denials, bis chase, with to ree up prises for'e fe mcs x miainee di aed by them at the sar war, and bi oo The nacnfactirers of ford The magnitude of the interest in will o@ sen py? tho fallow Th 0 Ho reap! looked for, | "yee 7 MISCELLAN BOUS, PArER wANoP Rory iy ies Uk HOW Mane THe eatK tee or tum Unrreo Brave f paper mann fact its clty of New Vor, The 108 under ely whiel Ub a Simonton lo branen of 0 Bile Deneures ave frees Fee Lo suy that free A necomsary tally peinuay paper--adsiing the last leh yet the wants ut, coves ied 3 Tovenum uty © ony Youse prtor Wo Mas), tl OB RENOL iieowensaned to the bustuoss han tor tb Ly det the average of ober 8 Nas operations, it ara tow : noni Gio damon h a ra Sualty Causing aa advance la the pro of sted © To the nicanilive tbe oupoly ot steak Csisty hen perrant of the whole cr d from do ree with ti Aton Statem, wldle pt tas as 8, while cutting of pe anit bom, ray thoussad “ tons per month—baa, by dilv.tniaiing the apply of cutter, rainem the price of ction jovim at Irae: two minded pee reducing their oMAninpiion, wad come viveatic rags. Hemow ‘hve ditadabeatee Ta Qovrbe fh a E sour da polut bigher than hed Leon knows fer many years Consuiners of ain, howe prices payer, relt the « fauna ne emsary Under t ting paper, particularly the new bast upon low ortoes of io thetrown priece be be beg back 19 he bel else reiend pelj against pape orale ‘unjust. | Not which was been rei » eure te eof their Long omablished patio: — Wye WOROGINg MiANELEr Lo those engaged am Uke beat eo rremey, ve bean cut o n regard to paren: bie. nut ty 8 proper sian iard agrenment which however It wot (he ue yreaned ie maf p ut exceed the average for fy ng due a owAnn® u Tm renter ratio (hy m paper rufartareiaronld have rife and olner materiale Were paid prior the 0 pay mien! li Tho furnished at the price milla are now D paper are calamity which bas bats letnrted. more ur lens, every branch mane thete fall share of the turdew v9" 9 uyon v8 and, uot crippled by ernment will cw If miliions of dub tare the lo) ab (0 be paid [orm geld oF fa equine that, while we other hore mater ais tenn erent dt at wi na Mt nm rebel fn enowsaary Uo bring ® w bile the eowntry reo om i 5 eres baie an WHITR, New Ye seateity LVHWOKTH W Springnci® Mase f Comanivime a the Payer | i Prizes Gashed in All Legalized Lot. | DArEAnie and gre terion Information given, JOREP!T BATES, Broker, No. | Health I wish this preparation was in every family 11 Wall street, room No, 1, New York, | tn every hospital anton every bactie field. With — — | your ser i, B aw rd cinig fo pogeeets . Foote's Patent Umbrella Lock cnawadeiamnenar 9) i. t WHEELER & WILSON'S, 505 Broadway, N.Y. We require another ougply ot your canes a= he poplar y ot w bh dally inoresse # ing morals, i . ? ui the various styles of Be erie, cuapwacn sce MILLERS © | + 9 8 + © Thad been oo ill with Hrer comple. dyepepeta that lw eiwabeandon my bu Grover & Baker's Sewing Mac Sao taree tation ‘4 hove Oaae the Grst premium at the late State Fairs held in | tonishment They ar ‘ow Jersey. Ohio, To Nhnots, Mirvhigan, Lever werd. ror & Ione. Mistoneh, Kentucky, Teinesses, Virgins, North Caro’ | Pease inform 8h th a, Alabama and California, incl ising aye t isd ‘Btate Pair woere bited in 1862. Offloe No. 4 y New Dr. W. A. Childs, Burgeon of oe York writes The with ev ue bad a mettle of tenes thon Bitters. ey Oe the moat fe Live, perfor and b Eight Cartes de Visite for $1, of Um- | leas tonic | ever used . style and finish, at TAIT, comer Cortiandt Gare Howes, Lovwrinin, Ky Dev. 2 186d { printing paper 18 0 be akiributed comb nels cata, Mosars. P Ls Daane ao — Kiecng paper makrre—ehPh bare been eo iw sy — — = od 0 order tae - moe cireuaeA—are iaety eryue en ‘ 5 One dozen Cartes de Visite, $1 50.—V B wae have Se sear Oe | Oo Warren a Oo, Bow Lewis Powe & he Mam nettes of unequalled style at sracrs Sates om By wn, Mase & Sen, tao ‘ cue way, between an yy and Puurth street wy MILLER & 00., Proprietors. Wr Ruse ~ Roowmeren % mt Lam « 7 D Mowry, Morwies, haere Mothers! Mothers! Are poe Dietneben | °° <6 6, ree restere Bote eee ae Coen - : rate at night aud brokew of your reat by e sick child » worm kind of dyeumpaia, 0 . ¥ Mastin, Mancherver “ . “ wb the epererdecin mn iomgmont ioc a 5 che ~ nape ters oe fer we I know, a _ aye oe Jui Trine ingen cawee ieoeceaaret | sould OATHON sa a Rernen,Ourts Cece s om. Susie Romwert Hoo: CUR ATH Ohio + a os W oer ae Te | Upon m there is bo retake oot He ow yy iP Crockartamrenre, & ALLE at my. , Oe, Mee eo oume 4 we aod | 19 prewription of one of a ysiclaneana tisters im tne’ United Biase Price 25 cout 7 P KAURDARE & CO. et 2 Bicum of Youtm tow. She ta value for od beavstilying the < ta cow p'* en, Alter ieaists on 480 Broatway at Dye, Preservative and * rete ayh retail.” No.6 Astor Howe The ‘Gon tow y TR renna we Ry. eb bons Piektore Denstifying the hale, REING THR 0 \4eePONDsaACR oar Crs _ Ma i LaTon + -THE RPP AND THE CHRArhAT oP * UW'S) Maudew inne, Kew Tore MAKIA (EM Lox worte or NTH ne SHOWING HOW 7 ran wove | NO t' NEVE New Proateny ene Bgho & om he Wow ¥ ; ee pias VINT LA, STRICTO Ky se 16 ? ip eset mei ala. peepee roe re . ho * amy oF ° * And Bout rar wernte © Reet . Wy ATEWES « may yf A ¥ j05% ty . be ’ ageniat * . socom mar ’ re .