The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1864, Page 7

. ‘ aise MIA WEWS FROM WASHINGTON. INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS Action of the House on the Enrolment Bill, Congolidation of the Classes Subject to Draft. The Pay of Army Officers Stopped for Neglect of Puty, Ken Kory hee Wasuinoron, Feb. 9, 1864, FINANCIAL MATTERS. ‘The statement in this correspondence afew days ago, ‘Chat one buvdred millions of the five per cent fre.sury actes had been paid out, alihough strictly true, has been ‘misconstrued and needs explanation, The cue hundred millions incinded the fifty million joan from the banks, the amount exchanged with the National Benks for cur. rency, and the amount issued to disbureiag officers. Thore are now being paid out tothe ermy and public creditors over two milliovsper day, which is the present capacity of the printing preases, The Seoretary expects values to be inflated to a certain octent, but does not think such # resuit can be justly al tributed to the tesus 0: this curreocy. Tho rapid increase 0° the number and capital of the National Bauks induces the belief that the isaue of one million a day of the onal Bank notes will soon be required to meet the de. mand for them by the banks, ihe dep ciation of the Netiontt Bank notes has been Mich com nested on tn financial circles bere. itis st tributed to the fact taat these notes do not express on ‘their face that the United Siaies promises a's: tothe apprebension, generally catertained, tnt as they inerosse in quantity they will,on acesnt of their daferlorily, ‘ake the piace of the Treasury ixu s. PSUMUSLIUN OF SPECULATIONS IN QUIN 4ND FOREIGN BXOH Senator Shorman’s bill, introduced today, prohibiting Spooulative transactions in gold, makes ali time s.1:s of Specie or foreign exchango nul! aod void, aud partial P'ymeuts thereupon reclaimabvle by sult, and it is maie the duty of District Attorneys to prosecute such suite, the money roclaimed going in equal parts to tho informer, tue District Attorney ond the United states Treasury, to pay, and | } try, instead of trusting to the ol@ fashioned custom of en address, ‘MKS, LINCOLN'S seogien” a. ‘Urs, Ltagola line dgy ofod he Supply oF from the OOGROFRarY 01 cue uite tunes <2 coe noe we HBO how! tals ana sanitary fairs, Tae procoeds of whe Malo le bougtiots contributed by her bayo ediod largely e receipts Of the faire, SHIKTY-EIGHT CONGIL tHiss. FIMO? SHS810MN, Sonate, Wasuinaron, Fod, 9, 1804 MMANCLPATION OF BLAVIR, Mr, Bownwa, (r).) Of Mase, calliod ine atlention of tho Sonate to the petitions on hia desk (rom 100,048 citizens, malo and female, over cighteon yours of ave, ip the varl ous Biates, pray ny Cougross to pass an aos for the epoaly emancipation of persons of Afric descent. Ho meld thease potitions were too bulky for hin or the pages to corey up; but be would desire to proacut them collective: ly a8 wo illustration of tue mottoon our United States coins, “KE Plurivus Unum.” These petitions only pro seated the feelings of the bearts of theso porsoos tat Fiavory was the guilty origin of this war, and. if con tinued, would always be burtful to tho national welfare; and, as @ consequence, the hideous monster ehould at once he desiroved. To Cougreas, under the constitution, was committed the powers o° the wacient Roman dicta tors to 960 Lnat the republic received no detriment, SAUrauCHY, (Opp.) of Liel., naid tbat Lhe intevtion of the Senaior in futroducing (hese resolutions evideotiy was to affect the action of Congress. This large oumber of signers Would be paraded in (be newspapers a8 au evi dence that Congress waa disposed to Liston to popular appeals. He rocollected that when, threo yours ugo, a Senator (rom New York, uew in the Cabinet, prosontod numerously sixued potitions, und a Senator from Kon- tucky (Mr. Crivtenden) a petition signed by sey thousand five hundred oith: of Massachusett ig won tho m jority in that Congress to to provent civil War, they wore se utod und 5 adeaf our was tursed to thom. New ibis petit c wnury. it ill became those who would not rogard the voice of the country for the passage o( Mr. Crittenden’s rosoiutious to present pets Hous like those uow be.oce thei Mr, Hat (rep. of N. H., suid thoge resolutions were not ndopted because the party with which the Seuat ed ret Saubsiery said cull- § measures wod, aid on WES from Delaware Mi & d to vole upow te: bat on the amenrmoute of Mr, Crittoden every member of the domimant for taking them ap, GM ono oceasion, when from Now Haimpsuire (Mr, Clark) iaevod a several members Of the Seauto, Wrong, rovused to yore. Mr Witeon, (rop.) of Sias he thought, ment of Air. Saulebury. ‘Te ‘proyo of Mr, Cri nize Biuvery Boutn oF & © 30 minute ailing the” ubolitioa of ¥ nationd capital without the ¢ necut siavemongora of Virginia, und io tu right colored citizeus af the free st a it the most wicked, devitish proposit posed on curth, revoiuug to any of God or mx bir. Sa said it was not possible to make th American pevple believe that Jobo Jay Ceittouden, world wide ‘ume, Lad presented a proposition abo: coming tho character of & Christian gentieman aud states- man. ie believed thut if the propositions ef the de- ceased Senator had been adopted, civil war would have been averted. vor pro: iB tue leve one pro <All chooks 0) d dsafts not payable at sight given in such &ransactions are made void, excoptiug when they have Passed into the hands of @ third per-on, ignorant of the errengement; but the porsou muking tue sale may at any time within threo years brin, swit for the recovery of ‘ho full amount from the person .o whom it was made, THS ENKOLMENT BILL. The Enrolment bill was not comploted in Committee of ‘the Whole to-day, in consequence of the time occupied in disposing of the Louisiana election case, The section consolidating the two classes was adopted, and the Bene. dicts of thirty-five to forty-five must prepare to shoulder baa over the commutation required to exempt ' ‘Tho House has made various amevdments to the Senate ‘DIN, principaily those proposed by the Committee on Mittary aMairs. Of course the amendments will have to ‘be gent to tho Senate for their action, including the one retaining the presesent commutation, viz: $300, the Renate having proposed to make it $400. Both Houses, however, are agreed on exempting from the draft only ‘the Vioe President, members of the Cabinet, the United States Judges, and those who may be declared by the Proper officers phyaically or mentaliy incapable of bear- dog arms. HB LOUISIANA BLECTION AND GOVERNOR ©HEPLEY. In the course of the debato upon the Louisiana election ease in the House this afternoon, Mr. Guvson, of New ‘York, roflcoted severely upon the course pursued by General Shepley, the military governor, in reference to the election in that State, denouncing his interference as Q:warrantable and an outrageous usurpation, which fsuould be rebuked by the House. THE BMANCIPATION QUESTION. To-morrow the emancipation question will be taken up fn the Senate. Mr. Johnson will deliver a lengthy argu- ment upon the subject, and it ts belived that the measure ‘will engage the attention of the Senate during the re zasinder of the week. THE GRADS OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL. ‘The Military Committeo of the Senate to-day reported ‘back the House Dill reviving the rank of ileutenant gene. val of the army, omitting the amendment adopted in the ‘loupe recommending General Grant to the President as the-moag suitable candidate for the position, and in this fahape i fil undoubtedly pass. Without the recom ‘Pondation, there is no doubt that the President will tender the position to General Grant for his acceptance. AUSPENGION OF PAY OF ARMY OFFICERS FOR NEG- Fe F DUTY. ‘The Paymaster |, by order of the Seorelary of ‘War, announces the entire suspension of pay of the commanding offloers of between thirty and forty rez!- ments and batteries, for neglecting to forward proper rolls and returns to the Adjutant General's office, and alo tie pay of nearly two hundred fleld and company otlicers, fr neglecting to forward the military history and re turus of their organizations to the Ordnance Ofc required by a special order issued some time guspension of pay to continue until the requisite returns, &c.,bave been forwardea. The negligence and laxity hitherto prevalent in these matters have become a source of 80 great inconvenience and detriment to the service ‘that the Department has determined to adopt stringent smoasures for this correction. THE DELAWARE BAY AND RARITAN RAILROAD. The Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad Company have applied to Congress to be declared a militery road. The application ts viewod by the Military Committee as aa ‘attempt to induce the Camden and Amboy road to buy up the other. BRILLIANT LEVEE AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Tho levee at the White House to-night was moro crowded than any during the season, The absonce of members of the Cabinet was more than compensated for by the distinguished charactor of the company as- gembied. THE NOMINATION OF MR. LINCOLN. Several gentlemen from Kentucky aro here to consult as to the beet means of carrying out Simeon Draper's ition for the nomination of Mr. Lincoln on tho 22d finst. by public acclamation. It does not seem to bo qonerully understood how this programme is tobe car- riod out, and doubte are entertained whether the masses ‘are oxpeoted to vote directly for Mr. Lincoln for Presi- dent, or whother poils are to be opened for the election of dologates toa nominating convention. The Draper cir ular 1 not sufficiently explicit upon this point. THR FROPOIED AMENDMENT OF THR CONSTITUTION. The joint resolution whieh Senator Anthony has intro- ucod to repeal, and which is now before the Judiclary | yankee gunboat, under Admiral Farragut, but that it pert Committee, is as fohows:— ‘This resolution was approved March 2, "1861, and aub- mitted to the Legislatures of the several States for their watification, the assent of three-fourths of thom being ne- coasury to make it @ part of the constitution, But owing to tho breaking out of tho rebellion there was no general @.tion of the Legislatures upon the subject. The reselu- ‘Bion was ono of the compromines proposed by the House Boteot Committes, THK AMANDUBNT OF THE VIRGINIA BTATR CONSTITU- ™ Ne There are indications that the convention for amend. the State coustitugion of Virginia, about to assemble an Aloxanuria, will not prove as successful aa its ‘most sanguine friends bave anticipated. Many of @he delegates aro unaccustomed to legislation, ‘nd are disposed to modify the constitution upon @ovoral important subjects hot at all affecting the present struggle. The design of tho originators of ‘the convention was, that nothing but the section relating 20 slavory should be interfered with; but it is fenred that ‘Abe consideration of other subjects wit be taken up and ‘Bho harmony and efficiency of the body seriously affected. THR FORTHCOMING ADDRESS OF THR DEMOCRATS. ‘The democrats im Congress are to hold another caucus to-morrow night; but the promised address will probably (De withheld, A disposition prevails to have some of the acknowledged war democrats mike & speech in the ‘House which shail place the party right before the coun. Mr. Yowest., (opy.) of Ky., thovght the remarks of Mr, Wilson reilec.ed soverely upon Mir. Critten- len. The proposition rejected by the party wus eminently wise and’ juat, and nothing that could come from the Senator {rem Mus- sachusetis would affect the characier ef their author. ‘The republican party were alone respunsible for the re- jection of this propesitiun to avort civil war. ie coo sidered tho present an atrocious assault upon the mem ory Of one of the purest statesmen the world ever saw. br. Wurson disclaimed any purpose to cast reflections upon the memory of the deceased Senator, He enter- tained a sincere regard for his life and memory. He pv cggsoni his cng seminal ag ho would that of any other an, because regarded it as against humanity and Chriatian civt ization Mr. Svaever said that while the Crittenden propositions favored the crime of human vory, the petition he pre- sented to-day favored human freedom. Of this .there could be po doubt. Mr. Jomxsox, (opp.) of Ma, said whatever tight have been the cause of the present unhappy troubles, we should devise every proper method to get out of them, Loiays were daugerous. He deprecated the epirit in which this discussion was conducted. Whether those who supported the Crittenden proporition had done wrong was | between thom apd Heaven, aud it might be found hereatter that those who bad supported them stood un equal chance before the bar of Hoaven with thore who opposed them. The Fatuer of his Country held slaves tn bondage at the time of his death. Doce the Senator from Massachusetts suppose that his chance for mercy will be superior to that of the Father of his Country? Mr. Sumyer replied that the Father of woull appear before tieaven’s bar as the emai his slzves. Mr. Connzas, (rep ) of Cal., said that if the republican party prevented ihe passage of the Critteudev compro: mise he honored them for it Leaving slavery out o! the question, they were Introduced at a time when a traitor Cabivet and President were organizing rebellion. He thanked God that the time nad come and that we were the ministers to relieve the country of the crime and treason conjoined in Airican slavery. is Country jpntor of republicsn | euteen | Field was one of the moat loyal. paging iatand Deer true Wo bie dag and his coustry, and Ghat’ Me ved bad been Commended 10 bim for bis patriotism aad devotion wre Tran, (Fop.) Of Conm., BOOK about ‘ais (Mr. Veming’s) military axperiencs iu Now Orleang, Be epaualnianes yb Dir, F.01d Wh Ges oF, omy danse 4 Woe AO CKOpiar Of loyalty oud CuithCul ome Be talib Mr. Gawaox, (opp.) of N. ¥., & mi Com MUlse en Elections, pat that be ooy yg et 8 jos Rood that Me. Yield bo agdwttied to mon ber- oss HAT AEWIOUL Lad vot a Byilioiont ConntiLa- oxpidased Ie disapprovel of the conduyt of Hhoploy, X pe Gove noe, who, wibough bo awed’ to @lOW OBO 1D Governor hid beer ma & va dootrins, tat by fi vn to hh loud tn the nla His (He. Gan convert road v0” tho robe) j Union bed boon ob tudo of a eouqiios way sowtton of when (be to withio aoy sah the civii aut " i y hey t tho poopie ui such Stales us vitizens Doluoging to the Uaton, aud tuat wheueyor they Bubmit to tbe ¢ tow anit oni 6 Inwe the pendiag atri to Blo). + of the Comunittes wok goverally syreed by tue com Mittos that Lauerns bad over been out a! tue Union, ad that by tor owe wet she could not go out. The sim. ple eroultd Assumed by them was to Che eflect that ‘there h Ki BOOP Lo O.Gciivm, tho miliary power Laving labor te oreveat sack em exprogalon OD the part of tho Hater entitled thom to a Rop:csentative here, dor, Daw, chwirman of (he Comittee oa Klections, Said Chat aithouch the committee were noc vyanimous iD ihe reasons (or (ae report they agroed in its conclusions. ‘The militury powor bad interfored ty Buch AD Oxteat an to Jew ive nine (housand out of ten thonsand of the right of 4 Ml oge., He (Mr. Dawes) briefly argued to show that } Me. Fie had neither law nor constituency to sustara him fhe » then adopted the resolution of the Coun! tes on y declaring that Afr. bicld is mot cutit \w a gett a6 a Kepreventalive ti (bis tlougo of tao dint vighth Congress, Maye on the revolution, Were refw-od, The vots by division. yas 87 nguinst 14 TAK KNROLMENT 2NL1.. Tho House then went into Committee of the Whole on the Stato of the Union, Mr. Dawes, of Massychusetts, tn tho chair, and roi med the conaidoration of We Senate's bill amondutory of the Enrolment law, Me. Kean N, (opp.) Of Ne Y., offered au ainendiment exempting £01 in trade or ec non who are net engared sed the t ymen of aying 1 sue ude te ato Hr, c ‘ Dr o/ which hia colleague orvyme Cb wi exemption n was formented HL his (C eaeion while hs ov z anthems (0 J rt not the mont d stood hee oppos ling) was & edition f peal no to pass drat nul Lon co: val disputes, but at onc within thtet fered t the aud will uot in futnre (Leughter.) Ho said ministers are frrers up of trite und misch! the war, becxuse they are mx .(onp ) of Win Dot heretofore termed 6 they ought to got for that thin for pa ce Mr. Kervan's amendiwont was re‘eote, Tho Corwiiice disagreed to ub ainendraont—T0 agatnet T—thit io aatiuing tho quota of troops credit shall be fives t Biatce end counties from which men hare en spe years or dur ing te war Mr. berxampo Woop, (opp.) of N. ¥., olfered an amend. ment—viz: ‘To exempt from draft all who from con- Sciontious disbelief la the humanity, necessity, or even- tual success of this war, aro oppdset to its further proro- cutton until! an effort had been made and (ailed to end it by uegotiation. , The commiitee rejected this—22 againat 105-—and re. fused to strike out the clause = Proposes to consoll- dato the two classes—46 it 60, ‘The committee ruse without concluding action on the Dill, and the House, at halt. past four o'clock, adjonened. News from the Mississtppt. Camo, Veb. 9, 1864, ‘The steamer lilinois, trom New Orleaus the 29th ull , with & heavy cargo of sugar and molasses, has arrived, Her ofilcers Icarped at Island No, 76 that the steamor Gtiburn was seized by guerillas auder Cotonel Lee, and used to ferry their horees, mules and wagons to tho Ulesissippi side ‘They ols0 cuptured Mr Coie, manager of tho government wood yards. and two contra’ ods, rolorsing the negroos after cross- fog, but carryius off Cole and Ube tnen, aa the guard of tue word yards, who it was said would be bung. They elvo carried away proporty (rom Bolevar Landing and burned the town. No harm was done te the boat or cargs, ‘The steamer Vunietth, from Nashville, has ary ived with the Fifty ointh Minois fofantry (veteran yolunicers), about five hundred strong, bound home. fe aoval or ib Prisoncrs from John- The petitions were re‘erred. ‘TUS GRADE OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL, Mr. Witsow ‘ted back the bill reviving the grade of Heuteount general, with amendments, striking out the aces making the said officer commander.in.chief and | Tossed Sandusky Bay, in a steamer, the clause recommending Gon. Grant [or the positiva. COIN AND RXCHANGR SPECULATIONS, Mr, Sueeman, (rep.) of Ohio, introduced a bill forbid- ding speculation in gold, silver and foreign exchange. Referred to the Finavce Committee. AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITULION REGARDING THB ELECTORAL | Breckenridge, ason of the renegade General, COLLAR Mr. Powe1t, (opp.) of Ky., proposed an ameadmeut of the constitution, giving each State as many residential electors as it has miilioug of population, and dividing States into electoral dis! |, and alee dividiog the olec- toral college by lot into six classes, each cluss to chco-6 one from tho succeeding six, aud from the six so chosen two to be selected by lot, the tirst to be President and the second Vice Presidebt; the collegeto be dissolved, if at the end of twenty-four hours from its orgavizatiou it fails to elect these officers; the electors to take the oath i support the constitutions avd not ald any political par- ferred to the Judiciary Commitice. NAVAL PAYMASTERS. Mr. Jonson introduced a bill transferring ecting os- sistant pay masters in the navy to the regular naval ser- vice on their undergoing the regular cxamination. Re- ferred to the Committee on Ni Affairs. NEW YORK JUDICIURY MATIETS Mr. Hanis, (rop.) of N. ¥., introduced a bill for estab. Mehing additional judicial districts in Now York, Refer- red to the Judiciary Commities. ‘This bill is the sime as the House bill introduced by Mr. Diven, to make the Southern district consist of the counties of New York, Kings, Queens, Suffolk, Richmond, Rockiand and Westchester. The Western district em: braces Cayega, Onondaga, Madison, Chenango aad Broome, and the counties west of thom. The remainder are in the Eastern district HS THIAL OF SURCKON WrReTET. Mr. Nxsurrt, (opp.) of Oregon, introduced a regotution calting fora record of the proceedings of the court mar- tial in the city of New York for the triv! of Assistant Surgeon Webstor, United states Votuntecra. RNLISIMENTS OF COLORED TROOPS. ‘The Senete proceeded to the bill for the promotion of | worth $1,200, which wore ia the wagon evlistm outs, Aftor a short colloquy between Mersrs. Sherman and Richardson the subject was postponed until Thursday ct. wi EXAMINATION OF ARMY OFFICERS. Mr. Wireon reported a bill for the examination of cor. tain army officers. Passed. ‘The Senate then adjourned House of Representatives, Waswsoron, Feb. 9, 1864 THR LAKE SUPERIOR RAlLROAD. Mr. Horomees, (rep.) of N. ¥., introduced a bill grant- ing lands to ald in the conetruction of the Lake Superior Ratiroad, and providing for its use by the United States free of charge. THE LOU SIABA SELECTION CASE. Mr. Dawns, (rep.) of Mase., called up the Louisiana election case. Mr. Fuaty, of Louisiana, resumed his remarks from a former day in his own behalf to a seat. Mr, Bravens, (rep.) of Pa., called the attention of Sir, Field toa publication in the Now Orleans Delia of May, derod Mr. Fieid by saying that he went on board of a was known tbat his (Mr. Fieki’s) loyalty to the South for- uch an imputation. ‘Mr. Firtp asked who was the author of the charge of ae Mr. Srevans replied—it was Major General Butler, Mr. Firtp sald that eo far as loyalty was concerned the Cte was wholly untrae, ‘Mr, Dawns remarked that letters we “hoes from a mao well known to this House [agg el Hahn), who saya. although he differs Mr. Field, he takes eataro in certifying, to, in ( Pawee adden wn ravane said that Mr. Mw Dawes’ remarks wero a very poor answer to his M ir. Stevens’) question. Dawes for Bis statement. He hore and elsewhere to vindi- perrons may have communicated 1862, in which it was said that eome persons bad slan- | of of engaging herself as domestic sod’s Island, &. Sanpusar, O., Feb, 9, 1864. Four handred rebel prisoners, commissioned officers, this afternoon, and were landed at this city. They are quartered in com- fortable buildings with plenty of food and fires, and start in the eleven o'clock train for Baltimore. The noted guerilla chief, Ceneral Jef. Thompson, and Captain the number. A strong guard from the Hoffman battalion will eecort them to Baltimore. Communication ia now established between Sandusky and Johnson’s Island. The grand ball given by the officers of the Third divi. sion, Sixth corps, to the patriotic ladies of Sandusky, in return for their generous reception to the troops now temporarily stationed here, took place last uight at (he Wost House. It was a most brilliant affair, and delepa vows were present trom Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland and other cities. Missourl Delegat to the Loufksville Convention. Sr. Loviz, Feb, 9, 1864. A meeting tn Turnor’s Roll Inst night appointed sixty Asicgates to the Louisville Freedom Coovestion from among a mass of prominent radical emaveipationists in the city. A large number of counties in the State will a0 ud delegates. Potice Intelligence. Rorp Trerr or aN Express Wacon Loapry witn Goons— | Tan THeves Anarsymo.—Mr. Henry Bishop, of Henry street, sppeared before Justice Dowling yester- day morning and entered a complaint against Joho | Francis and Joho A, Christie, young men, nineteen years | of age, whom he charges with stoaling a horse ani an express wagon, vaiued at $160, besides bey and shoes, Ir. loft his express wagon standing im front of tt c ner of Dey aud Greenwich strects while he went inal “4 on an errand. During bi Jumped into the wagon and drove rapidly up Greenwich - ‘tireSte. ‘Thole movements fortunately had been watched vy officers Costagon, of Kinner’s Merchants’ Independent Votootive Police, and Henderson, of tho Third preci who followed in pursuit and arrested the thieves with the stolen property im their possession. These young rascals, who belong to an ized gang of wagon thieves, were for trial, im defanit of $1,000 ball each. Ronmxe a Soupier.—Mary O’Brien was arrested by | officer Field, of the Fifth precinct, charged with stealing $266 In Treacury notes, from Thomas Walton, a soldier, while in the house 110 Weet Broadway, The rooneed, it ie eged, took the cash from his pocketbook aud then replaced the empty book in his pocket. Walton did not discuver the theft till some time afterwards. Juatios Dowling committed the accused to the Tombe for examination, WHOLBSALE OPERATIONS OF 4 TarEVING Downstic.—Detec- tive Irving, of the Twentieth precinct, yesterday ar- rested Martha Berry, alias Dooley, alias Jordon, « fer- vant girl, who has been doing a flour! dusiness in Tor ise for the loet few tooutbe. “the wast inthe. habit i wealthy families and tae one with auch ‘wearing ap. jd secure. of g the Sret vefore the magistrate and and locked op | 7 elry, &e., ae she The extent ae ae Aida] learned; but dowbt- lese she stole lar, ‘Amongst ber —— are Mre. ora, ae ‘West Twenty.sixth No. 64 West tenth werent? Mre. Fo: No oir Bleecker ‘street; John McLean, No. 2 Naasa\ street, and John Layman, No. 37 Jane street. Low lees other viotime will soon ee to lodge comptain' ageinst the prisoner. In her possession officer Irving found a valuable gold wateh which had been stolen from Mra. Gould, 974 avenue, with whom the accused ‘was 6 domestic for a day or two, This extensive operstor ‘was committed to the cells for examination. ANOTHER Ofican SrameeD.—At an early hour yesterday wa ana, re a to bo retained as @ Stato of | niorning ofllcer Creighton, of the Fourth precinct, was werely stabbed in tho head,fneck and face, by Lewis Hiyden, a drucken sailor, wi be was attempting to arrest i it street. Hayden waa finaily secured, ee patpe ys Ma ‘comuoitted him to the eo AM faa te a charge of ipting to take the life of ofoer ve! from Pennay!vania ‘Mr, Stevens), cnneieieecicitinciaitaasatineniaes . Fin ver ta at ite Bot Arrivals — a ry election ground ae vel ats of the Talon, ho. (ar, Racin ‘Cohen awn i toe ee: Win he remarked, deed bere ik nao Guirard, Si and ia fae Md Curate, ag ohn and Deprcmetariveg pene ‘yar ago if the loyal people ot the soa en Ble Sines ate! Slate ould have had thelr own way, What Arkansas fA iM Erhard. 8 "scheint, doe deuce eh ber place fe the Union was vi ton and” Capt Bian: hardy done ery Sains, eS ee Dare Toki Beare ‘oundered at nee. Banctioned to wome extent by the Pr Mr Tiel | pt to show, = one to the! rap of the Comm: sions, that has a constituency, She question Nore shaver; ‘Was never.in aie way. He nade jt slaves, but if he haa ave country’s good before any star should be blotted from Louisiana be again be Benjamin, or any of their fraternity, « raige his voleo against Mr. Wasnarrnn, (rep.) of I., eaid he hed received letters from a gentlema vin New Orleans, stating tbat Mr tinted by tho footpriats of Slielty Jong as he cow bad a thousand he would not wet herifated to eo them on the altar of his | rab O° our brilliant galaxy, He would pever let the soil of | few eet Pocahontas=Unpt A Hower, GeorgtyW Ay ax LatpenroorBieamalip Tivern'a fs 04 farton, Mra li it Oroeby and |, in. fous Joka Meoabo, or ie Ai Davion Arthur Gough, Benjamin mas W Alanete, An uncan, George Henry, Sootge Smith. Liverroor—8teamslip Nova Scoflay, fica Portiendas! It Grant, Samuel Dram, ey a Mr, ae G dudge and seuatous sh eos © dettarey, Row Voto fees the Muyeor=tmportamt Koport from the e Bavervisor wees tn Abs following mes Yo rin 4LONOKANLE On gs ay county of Now York «hi for this purpose cane observed even in & oe Tt is one thing Lo obey # pretert for payers of th. publication thay will ic onitod for, 1 ir honorable hooy ta exceeding Bo 1 to me to be in Records conariows tu: aeoure the VOLUNTEERING AND‘) REPORT OF THE C Tho Covnty Volunteer Committee presented the fol PERYISORS, cf ol Axperwinoes mot eri afternoon thar, i sung wha received (rain io Mayor ~ # hOAKD OF BUPERYASORS hag. dveriiaog the annual report © following sums Sa pee *yod claimes resprctis Nx pho compiled tt shan Cwenty reven ~” meaonlon wither ot be piiance and wish the obligat other to agize upon t. Wl » Lam eo -ntdout that onid have been nw sfngio ° ‘Oe the report, und a the action of your the hiunit tha! C8 wih @ sound discretion. f am of this act T shall nov and ela y to & public function. » his duty fo the conmounity ODER GUNTBKN, Mas ox, PKOSPECHVR DKA ¥So=!NTRRASTIN VEY VOUUNTEAI COMMOTEER, the public ine any where 0 low. Ing report, wad recummeuded the adoption of tue ordi- Dance contuined in tty County Vatante of the Preside npectfutly roy every @ifort to proc tive have as yet been uns Wasi {for fiy t that raGy 0 ny up the quota and an additional ap sistemen: of Lo ¢ dor the Substituie aui 10 raise aubattt inen bas thas far been Your conmittve are former appropt: Yall pre ter of Couuties ia left som governments, #0 that mndaace with making aft) the procivement of ¥ Your coanmile i solution rendix, be Rewolved COURTY YOu 6, worst Fer Yor Tiros: QUOTA KRING Under the eail of ihe I ry the oth of There was added cleney by 1eR:0n OF Vota) calied for under Sth of January ox!! Tue call for (00,00 men 000 men for 10th eal for 3 0 for the: tonal on gur quat OAK baste oft a ti be Add one ti Total likely to be calle are among | Toial quota under the wo exile... Deduct froin above the int aa cies, Vit. ‘The quola af there 4! ‘Towards supo'ying thos ryt Rentel ut ext 10 go to tha we Tor Unaeaber of me Tied + ornmtte c ‘sted Tu un ‘Total nnnaber of men fu Committee r Committ the ane ec. to wh ‘ont hase he Bound of Sup roquesilug ce Now Yor! iain J under t elvudred thousnud m ‘or have made ‘oration for the Board, tics Cul, in consequence of the sulin rf. t ‘ugh the Committer need (be the /O0U men, tedty Ieew York w 1 edo Up cour comaniite the oth of danumey, tuture call, will be soon expanded, ration Is teeded at once, By the itee'wOperations annexed, both un f ord nee and the ordinance id nppendix B), st will be r the mou y entrusted te nded, and wit number of als lappy, to state that while ell oar tiiy parpone have buen iilesiine ati aor ptons for inal passed a enactment by are legalizod, but the mal ry with the lool "We appropriation now proponed will as (Wereto vill, readily obra wped to alld to Ie Fegort a cops of ked Appendix = the draft of aa F appropriation of $2,000,0U0 far wexed, and marked Ap. URES 48 TO PROMAMILITY OF TH Henoun tay resident for of New hetug Virtual ecall Maret in addition th of Jumuasy, tie add. red of New York to supply ‘0 men, caloulated on the the call for 300,000 d fox under 10th, Maret call. whic couited os “tneiy) ‘tit 0 field... ised by Connty ¥ ir ‘Total Curniahed by the Gounty Kubstiture and Bellet Commies and the C wards the quota under the Adit to ths number estimate hy the draft who were uot relieved by the « Reumated number of mew ratsed ot nota wnder neers, drat ountnaxer Amount appropeiated b 186 no fornished nipended for -faaalten ot of four conséripts who cleated tog Rspenced fed’ byaesoun ppropriation. Bapended [Or 8ih puipeses, Amount expended less oro than epproprintes SOMONE OF OP WRAL TEND, ADGETAD OOTG Ia PeBECaRy 6), Amount eppropr anetse tra of substiw Hy Tota! amount avaitadie Amount su An eibectute and relier Amount ectaaily raived..,,. tots nfyanced in the payrn NT OV OFRRATIONS UNDER SURETITCTE Anh weribed wnt paid in Lxponded for the relief of ot so aoteat uate ier ae. eauly Leogneth ut etl raring. oi the une ep nd bed aud va! vit wranaferred from he v Inateer Committe for 609.00) men » have been oly ount Teas nal (o Weoruary 6 the to the city of NV KAD WA SULT. cal! for 610,000) men tet nen, ao. ADOPTED arucer 23, 196 7 ordinance adopied Angus 1,896 dra’ hatitates, of 10, found ‘to’ he's musiered into ™® v0.00: — ORS unex. re, rents de. i of ekaiituie boiniy uNpsw OCrORm by ordinanes arrewserr He fun 208 —_—— rr .$1,407,.N0 Ripended ta the Payment of hone Team Blponded £08 ali other p: “heated px pone printing. advertielog, ler RYE wre, rect, y an yrs am Ayr balance Of amount subscribed «ner, coed ig? tral Avon ONDER TAR CALL OF Behar he prierone of « rain The jaeilag oF tho niot te Culted Suatem the i ne Bea pirptie Wor thuvised oma 4 directed 10 ye, are a 1 kre ach | uns ame Hyg ed obtata | coptabie ra tOF atc oa *, enon er ‘seating three | | iat a by this cou de ieneg. 2, The money to be paid for volunuee ory to ani bakin MN wntnued for ot en to | Durpoten to Powriary 6. oF FAR QUOTA OF THE of Supervisors of the coins of 5 TAR PRESIDENT ae qu “onde! mot wen required to by thorized by te Sha, WA paid to s'' § t of tha Combrrotieeor much other 7h ive Vicaigra im Sallatinclory es dev “that the Legia oe} dae barthesed Nid be Ko lected Fax €0) acy oF RW YORK, PIV LORDRRD we York do ar , witl of having onload > al wean Ny BeEBpibd, hd mustgred BLO Voluntcer Committee~Two Ko More Approprtated tor Volun~ without my Kignalure the Bald vomtution wndits the Dil'y of the -16,000 | of all important and interesting events of the past weok. Folumteer. ¥ 7b shell ve crecite d Yast eal of (oe Pros Trees me nection \Teady at oix o'clock this morning, and will san bor Se the mflitary service of the Dates States Cor the form of o chive or dur og tho w: by . The Mayor nna of the rs, 3 Lf 1 —— * ny oe al oe was, ee — wood and Wiilem R. ‘a tro hereby designated and YOR THE WAIB wimiKee io procure the Cot tof the Ba ma aD s authorived by tia oralnanice. ui v9 anre Wat BATORAA ORAM ARD FADBD Ar a inised Wndor this abd previous ordinances PY for the eamyp purpine are Coomied ios the quote of thle ee ‘0 1TH NATURAL COLOR Uy, ander Ue © AND I MORT Lt Ua DR ’ 8 cod In order that the 1 e enabled to LOKUKLOUE DEAAING OR make the payments beret Aud tho ex me Hata powiset necossarly Iucurred in the of this ordte anne ihe te hereby atrocized to borrow ‘0 | CLARK RESTOR ante Stye fit: aDd credit of the aunty of Mow ith * RB A HOY ta’ ageragame of ee. . RK'S RESTORAT os tne wun mot Siseqn fee flereby apnroprie ta CLARK'S BESTORATIVG vos raelpens Toe ih ¥aPouny FT OLARKS BBTORATIVE iat Panda, tA vat CLAmhs Rupromanives 4 ort covonts ite fathing of LARK’ ResroRAtTvE rar wt ad ¢ tine gun : 7 4 uailod Dressing Compiroliee, an nit oort lew Of Wich | CLARK'S RESTORATIVE Pei et ae Bald by Aqoed by tue Gomptiotier, OLARK'S RESTORATIVE ; et ; tie commoa, sen P4 ‘ fn good for Ladies oCtate Board. They | OLATKS RESTORATIVE fa good for oid ¥: a six percent per . " 14 Rocvle ery cdeomatic om the Ist | OLARK'A WSTORATIVE a rapes Yee. 7.'Por the : a A NORATIVE end the Inercat to raging Teer crs yl deni n-th Contains wo Ott New York aud of auld cc OLARK'S RESTOMATIVR {fe hereby solovoaly pe dior ix hereby presage ia wot a Dye from time to time, ator bovore thelr maturity Oe Mme | CLARK'S Aes Moucise che Hate iho report was acoopted and the ordinance adopted CLARK'S RESTORATIVE (a splondid for Whiakore, Koopa (ie Date in its Pisce. Cures NorvousHeadache The Poard adjour ned to Tuesday next Moe! loltan im the Fiett, 4 mesting of (he MoCiollau Clab of the Kigitecnth CLARK'S RESTORATIVE CLARK'S RESTORATIVE CLARKS RESTORAPIVE wa % was hold lace night in tue large roora on the coruer i » Prevents bruplone 01 Tw. MMtY-B000nd stront aud Third avenue, for the pur | CHARS S BESTORAMRYR ti sag Burning pone of ,Wacing the distinguished generar whose name the | QUARKS RESTORATIVE Keopa the Head coat, CLARK'S BRSTORATIVE Io delightfully perfumed agsoc ation naa Adopied before the people for the next Presidency, CLARK'S KESTORATIVE Tho moot ing WAS HuNrously attended by al! classes of oy Contains o0 Sedtinent «community Nand the opinion seemed prevalent that CARTS BEPIORATIVR Contains 20 Gem. “Little Mack ie tNDe our next Prosident,? CLARK'S RESTORATIVE % ral apocchos Were mado, abusive of the pressat ad- Be Pr fatnistration and tts wavering policy, ies your Bale, CLARYS RESTORATIVE AS Space is Not at ov age we can oaly give the fol- Se = Preparer you for Partiom lowing resolutions as the Wist of the mocting, aad which | QUARKS ReSTORATIVE Peohave gus to alia embody the principles intended to be carriod out inthe | GLARK'® KMSTORATIVE - ~ forthcoming campaign. Resolved, That in the opinion Af the citizens of th. award, the pressat adminis wil to the task of #upport Al KeadteaTnoed 16. CLARK'S RESTORATIVE ins ' Lady will do without tt CLARK'S RESTORATIVE i! One Doliae CLARK Renronani vit Tn sold by avnggtsts and dealers ovory where Pericg BL par baltic; wx Lovie for BS. ©. G. CLARE & 00., & D # BARNE ‘ & 9.1 © Bigh ‘gation laa proved. itsel® rate many saa Etebotd bo change Resolved, that the experience of the past tad ako ving in the Prealdentis! man porsessed not only of sound political views, but a ah koowledge of wilitary atfulr Resulved, That in Major General M ier, Apatriot and & statesman; «men well Tarmeato vielory, yeiulle we the same (ime Costa but ary having priviore al "Agents 2 Broadway, Now York. Mate Ortatadora's Dye, Preservative wpy and Wig depot, @4o) aod raat, No. 6 Astor Hodse bic wortid be The dyo applie tartiats he peo es and that to ae ——— PrCHRREtne lash MAZOURE @ Cherokee PDi--Kemate Kegulator— pape pee lgerd af oftcabolaers qT) a iting Ind pe ediclne, , Sale pis at Srungione E . age by tie proprietors, de 0 § , and pledge to bim our heart} support. ory neck, New Xork, Phmapi proceedings wore prolonged up tou Into hour, and wo va wp with U threo choers and a tiger for wn. Chapa, Onater, POmptes Meupttons, Sale GURAUD'S Salis Y wounds, ’&o ap, at LS ner sured b depot, 483 Court Catondar—Tais Day. € r—Ornevit —lart 1~Nos. 1205, 1901, 4 1823 Mo: 1505, Wont Medtoat Doctor Hunter's 1807, 1309, 1% 9, 1321, Discovery conatant tase of Juans’ streei 52, 600, St, 786, | biwown. an cane of cancer im 910, 916, 920, 924, 60, 982) O34,’ 940," 942, O48, | the ‘Mone, fa ce in purilies @ the blood ascent. No. ion Bight separare i “OURT—Trist TRRM.—Part 1—Nos. 2815, , vate ent . Book i 2491, 1079, 9878, 2059. 3457, 3403, t465, | “Oe And © Private entrance. Geek grat SATL, 34738, Part 2—Nos. 8388, $160, 2972, 1 44, 2006, £302, 3160, 1460, 2462, 3404, 3460, 2468, | DF- Cheeseman’s Female Repatating Puls are eaving hiradreds of lives, and relleving untold sag. fering among the female aex. Th x. Tho debilitated girt suffering from a deranged ayatem, not knowing the cause of her die trosaing patus, physical prostration and low optrits; shoulé learn before hor difioultien end im consumption where abe may finds balm for her sufferings anda sureccre, Thet balm; thet oure Is to be found in DR, CHEESEMAN’S PILLS, and In no other preparation before the world, Ia tie” erlate of life which precedes, as wellas in that which follow, ma- turity, they greatly tactlitate the change taking plaos {n-the system, and obviate danger while they prevent pata. Sold by druggists genoraliy, Beat promptly by’ mati, 3 for $5. All orders addressed HUTCHINGS & HILLYRR, Proprietors; et Cedar street, New Yorks Dalty’s Pal n Extractor, from the versal rise of materials, retails at Séc, nd $1 40 perhor. Demorest’s New York (liustrated News, tho live paper of America. Splendid interosting and comée illustrations in this week! ber, Out, om Thursday, ween of the Bok ‘Departure, Great Confagration of Holt'a Fistol Factory. great dgabie pace Baile Sogae 0 of Mat liga iry Charge, Graphic B: nes on Bi Des ry io Cr orn Exchange, fashious, voy Mme, fata Wace” Bo ee Ta ering act. + in thie number. ‘Do wot fail to sve aplen Gour 's Po ef! Upreate Mate tral foreheads or y past of the body, Warranted, ab Cowsoy Preas Coort—Tarat Team —Part 1-—Nos. 245, 876, 400, 359, 100, 221, 362, 266, 368, S85, 148, 415, 41: 421; 492." Patt 2—Noa 208), 193, 237, 370, 391, 304, 403, 404, 406, 412, 413, 414, 283, 1 11805, 30. 30. lel; MAILS FOR EuRoPe. Important Intet ‘netua Bast Tene nessee and West Virginia—The Recent Onevement of a Portion of the Army of the Potomac=Movements of the Rebcis— Interesting News from the South—The Lutest News from Mextoo, d&o., dic. ‘The matt steamship Australasian, Cuptain Cook, will leave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool. Tke malls for Europe will close in this city at seven o'clock thi: morning. The New York Mxrrivo—Edition for Europe—will be con- tain:—Important accounts of the Movements and Repulse of the Rebels in West Virginia and Fast Tennessee; The Tatcat accounts of the Siege of Charleston, 8. C.; Interest- ing Intelligence from the Department cf the Gulf; An Acoount of the Date Reconuolssance in Force of the Army of the Potomac South of the Rapidan, and News from the Union Forces In all parts of the country; Inte» resting intolligonce from the Rebel &tates ; The latest News. from Mexico, Cuba, Central and South America, St. Do- mingo and all other parts of the continent, with reports “ per bor, o rai Ma Single ocoples, io wrappers, ready for mailing, five cents Matting the Most Ex- 9 has been discovered. PRA- Night Blooming Cereus not The Secret of g Pp ey temo mpertshabl ON & "s atctemante Hoyts -~ wath: Restorative. ORALERN TES?. Soe a ne ae ree mazes closment, Hat | _Theraare maak Famey hair: Ane teeing the sdversioss 0 | eradicated by was eared are unable to dec! ie ety race we clade Rumbuge. Bits wiih Hoe htaWayaes AiR REAR propose :—=" ov Murra, Co,'s Kentucky mate Latter. y, Eddy & Kesrock, Berea OLAss ss Fev. 9.14, 28, My OH T's TO, 44, 16, 10, 34,22, 47, 26, 40. well know persons, 11,67, 9nd Ine sO. 62, Oe Te iri 75, 69. 000 halt has : a of , a, cn Clrenlars cent fee of charge, be ‘by nddresstns ' tine ba is own preparation, to use nothing RRAY, EDDY rlamfatiie ube Cente makina the ‘of ihe real theTenpanee gh he una ite. come tors. may ‘i Papers containing Fsbo savertisoment please. gas. 8, 72, 9, 15, 62. % 72, 50, en i, 5, Sl, 21, 24, 9, 35, 61. Ofreniare casio aaaienatie E, SIMMONS & CO., % __ Covington, ‘Ky. ‘ Drawings of the | Linrary Asso- o'clor® A. ry morning in as DalLy newee murs = k or Bro’ jarclay street, ote a et by all cruggieta. zi bend siinrsiatisnastontcemtsnctninem ee Geass Oo V eh, Mill's Hair Dye Biack or Browm, , 23, yr, a 43, 16, 21, 19, } Tostentameous, nature! Depot Hert Barclay street. 67, 21, 19, Lig 48, 5, 41, Hin, Inimitable Hair Outter.—Stytes sultable executed in the best manner only at No, 1 Bartlay Coviogton, Ky. street, Shaving 10. Rogers & Co. are and maice, collections on our SIMMONS & CO, Prizes Cashed im All Legatized Lotte= foformation given. GALLAGHER & BENJAMIN, , U0 Chestnut sweet, Philadelphia. At Works to Perfectt MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for children perfectly harmicss, It producos natoral, quiet aicep by relieving the child from pain, and the ifttie cheru® swakon at “bright as bation.” It cures wind colle, an@ dowoleegives rest to the mother and health te Oiizen 48 Doy wiveat, New York, and 205 High n, Londen, Bag! oe teethin, Prixes Cashed tn AL Legal Lottericu— information a or sent AYTUN & CO., 10 Wail street, N. b evises Cashed in AML of the Above ries and information giren by ANTONIO, 174 Broad way, New York Grand Scheme on the Royal Havana | rm of the Shelby College sete of Becton. loforme- pi b FE] n furnished, rey street, Lottery.—30 per © Information furnished tbe child, Folw ‘ul, soothing, refreshing, Por vale aval! the leading srocnrw in the city. ‘* earhangg md — Mewal Hawa prominin paid for pri 2 of Gold and Fates pald for Doubloonsand Weaker 18 walls Gashaa re a & eas san nte +e eer Tlekets ‘valves Ld eg! pubilahers of rt Arey oitarten JOSEPH ATES, i €. ne to act as ay in foe secur ig 11 Wah street, N.¥., room No, 1. ‘ious in Unig and sil foreign cou jo, have iy saventecn years’ Address to Smoker Polink & Son, a end Bi we acted as Atiorneye for more jearee a) manufsctarers, $57 Broome mireet, wear the ining the Patent Laws and other very. at wroeenle and retnil, Pipes cnt to | vant iyvormetion for fave ore ture = der, repaired boiled and a. | Vow. Cou ation gra free ‘Address Nt to. “$7 Park tows New ¥ or Corner Fan Heveuth streets, Washington, D. 0 biped pen or de a rhein Bey sas ae bo ognomy, Phys olog. jomy, Phrenology, fre given, with ign Hloeteptions, clon and sPibnely Paiva Pont oioG! onta, by trek poly Aur A Donatifal Comp! tom obs. ras Bloom of Youth hae nchteved ® Usieee ering no aqusl for complexion, 1 prod bewuiityl hp Se teglets evar} Prof. Alex. C. Ber y Me\iraied Compound, for preserving, fying whe balr, oP hainy oh feues ane balinees and | end muscles (auc chaps, rhea A Dad ss das separetedhow & radical cure use the "B: a domtttce hari pl lee fifty cents, For % ‘also beautifier je by all drngyiste, Price work, Principal’ hem wi ferent (n see 0 pre é inward end. ip) * tation Now Xork, Nghier by the pationt, wired, are is A private elass to learn ma poremoiogy meete warranted Female ou po ‘on, ihe. sane, prin ns Wednesday a ay ‘Brond way. pactmieot siegantiy iy and filed up ‘he Nes ied a lady. pnd ehiteren a Sold only by GREG. | OR i © usenoMarsh, & Co. ©o., — Truss effice, 0. Baste’ Gores, Supporters, Shoulder der Braces. eA tu Broceway wom aeereee Ontiery, lor Portraite, HOLMSS, Barnett's Cocoaine Has Rocetved Stron, covtificnton of tia virtues sank fF preparation from every section of the connter, For BAL yy BALDNESS and DANOROFP tt hes been proved to possesa a nil tho nverit clatmed for it, end th is far superior to pomaden or alcoholic washes us ® ITATR DRESSING. Tt is (he reeult of mach experiment nnd study, and is inimitable JOSHPH BURNE! Proprietors Sold everywhere, wie Teupen Hair D joljavia Cream, for heart HMBLOR'S, 16 Bond sivees, er & Wilso irae t Premiam Sewing Mechings Omics ondway. © Dy mcrae W mag’ the wr Watehen=—Silver Watches of all Dew “aiirer Hunting Levine Watcher—$l4, $16, $15 and 629 Siiver, ve, Hosting case Detoched Levers—$16, $14, #20, $29 ting Fneliah Patent Levors—$33, $35, $10, $00 cont oy mail or geet ail parts of | Me. GALLEN, 415 | One door below Cana! street, Torsiariy 1 GWA treet. |. Witte Virgin Wax o of Antilles.—A Now Ditening and cee ort thls deliea | CO., Boston, tr Dyem the Best tm the bie, zt “4 1 whe My all “drugeiel St Bercy ped hands, Hips, pim| . Sauke Wie le ys, Reinerabe a Siem Pr Ve yee FF lata etvent nie Ped | t he re Brup ” eave street. "patties wiraer ‘eT yo | rh Sured by GOURAU D'S Talia | urnet And Pannayitaniy arose, yengion D.C Wa Medicnied Ta deup, ac ate nowy Roper Bradety si s Sivtagiete ganerall 4