The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1866, Page 8

5 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1866—WITH SUPPLEMENT, pase re al ie Saree EW VE eo ens MISCELLANEOUS. nena SALES AT AUCTION. ee SALES AT AUOTION, decided the case of Edward Haigh, claimant of the two more amendments to the original , UOTION NOTICE. a Tyxecurons: SALE—TWO HOUSES steamer Bermuda, her tackle, apparel, &c., against the ution, which, without containing anything now, A’ BE AND ATTR ACTIVE SALLS ND Mk Men SRE BROADWAY United States, on appeal from the District Court of the “TIME TO ECONOMISE.—8 POUNDS laroh United States for the existing confusion upon this impo FOREIGN AND DowESrIC RICHARD WALTER'S. Auctionee! rls on bg the Eastern district of Pennsylvania, question. Senator Grimes, by way of u at STAPLE AND FANCY Maro 18, at Bxchange falcergor, ja ‘Broadway at I i street, Also of R. new, 260 Beekman & Bro., 21 Siauton, and PP. yay India Coffee for $1, ‘or | pound tee pepe The Bermuda i Ser ae rr 5 1m, Aa was captured in April, 1862, by the United | plaining his reason for bringing in his amendment, De States steamer Mercedita. At the time of thes eizure | stated that he would vote f peek a rare Dar iors MORROW, Street, corner of Enst Broadway, Lat 1x6? tect uve inches, e 8 he did not know whether vote for USEHOLD WORD.—BASSFORD’S CELEBRATED March 13, and Wednesday ‘March 14, <2 part of purchase money can remain on bond and she was about seven miles from Abaco lighthouse, and | it, but that it had been introd: Mr. Broomail, of Pre s Hi fi juced by Mr. % ry Sens: at oes aan ath, | Tusoaycatingt nr ade vor ARTHUR MCCAPPRAY. } pascators sident Johnson Expresses His | 1, victaing, or attempting or intending to violate the | the House of Representatives, and came nearer his viewa recension Cooper Tu tid Rese sogos wire gouD AE EN ‘AND eo Opinion of the Workings of _ | blockade of » port or ports within the adjoining States | than any of the amendments yet offered, \ ADE © a —USE BRIGGS’ CURATIVE FOR CORRS, BUNIONS, sinful Joints, Tngrowing Nails, Chilblains, Tender old evetyuicre, Br 3. BRIGGS. Burgess Catrepodist, 208 Broadway; evening at 920 Broadway. DAA 2 BOvAD RAY ANA LOTTERY. Prizes Information furnished. The high- est Paton i dot poe and all kinds of gold and silver. im rebellion, It was alleged that the Bermuda bad on | PROPOSITION FOR TRE ADMISSION OP REPRESENTAS board articles contraband of war. The plaintiff said TIVES FROM THE SOUTHERN STATES. LIGHT COUPE AND Di the steamer had no dastination either for her- Representative McClurgtproposes to introduee a joint ree TROTTING WAGON, HARNESS! BES, ac self or cargo when she left Liverpool or afterward, | solution providing that either of the States of Virginia, » BC. will be sold at a1 to-morrow, at 9, . | ©xcepting for Bermuda in the first instance and after- | Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Flo- MOT LE svike pte aie Bat Feat sel Si Important Decisions of the Su wards for Nassau, and not on aceount of any persons | rida, ‘Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas. ‘AND LEGANT SPAN OF TROTTIN CASSIMERES., 1 E URNISHING yt Wha AN ELEGANT COU PE H a Nt THORGUGHBRED RADD ELEGA! DLE MA! the Radicals in Congress. Las Sea SPAN OF BLACK CARRIAGE HOKS! NT BOE CART, on'mofuing of sale, and will contaim a rgeneral assortment sa caacetine a FANCY DRY GOODS, including a choice y ERY; ALSO BOOTS ene bes sort, HATE AND. STOCK GOODS. B & CO., Bankers, 16 Wail street, New York. wM. TOPPING & CO, Anetionsn street a Hi Heptow & 00. rm SAE Oe SERRE AT, preme Court. resident in the imsarrectionary States; that, therefore, | or Texas shall be entitled to representation —METCALFE’S GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY IS “ie rainable Late en BixiB, Seven Seventh and a Bigain avenues, she was engaged in a lawful commercial enterprise. | in Congress and to resume complete practical relar A; piraly the wonder, of gt JOURNEAY, Sales Ne, @ Pie ree, Titig,Gret aad Pifiz-secen atreeis. Gale poeive, The Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the court | tions with the United States whenever the said States, Sceatomletey cured alo te Ati pre di ‘te tafe Action sale of | Lroperty,, on, Grand, Bre COLTON, AUCTIONERR HOUSEHOLD FURNI below, condemning the vessel and cargo. The facts | by their Legislatures or by conventions, shall formally prepared by human hands can be, Sold by all | Greene. ie, and adopt the following ‘repealable fundamental condi- d Goerck, d eday, Bade - are erty rosewood, mahogany, showed that the vessel, if not th " i cone iF a The de mdiiaresd | Te ian arch lsat By it a leek at ; ‘Srond Savings Banks Held to be Liable to the Pay- | x: reast, under the control and direction of the house of | tions, viz:— ri Peer ag atrect House ang Lot elf Broome street; | hedge temoved to the aut ‘vagy ro Ca res Furnitre 3 um ment of a Revenue Tax on’ Deposits, John Frazer & @o., of Charleston, 8 C., and. that | | Firs—that all constitutional provisions, laws, statutes, MSUMESION C cae BE CURED ; 209. , SEA- : aT eee Am SILER. All three, of House and Tat. Mia. Goscek ret, House, sod 20th north: Kind and ry urniture, with {or 6) elegant the cargo was destined for the use of the enemy. It was | #¢t#, ordinances, rules and, reguiations Eeisiotore ts licines are required at the same time fo curing con- ireet—North ages 3, eldedly the maine ve China an of tas be hes 9 boon offered manifest she had an intention to run the blockade, and, | any meapallty of civil or ae pelhices | rights or fomnaition , Lo Racal the nd of being the enemy’s property and in- | among inbabitants Btates Bith sirwet—North mide, nai ecenernies on the grou ng y ry ‘ 1234 street—Aout ae cnpay | The Bermuda a Lawful Prize | tention of runsing the blockade, was a good prize, Bed authored orate by ean of orf ined TAINED— WITHOUT PUB. A H,LUpIOW ao. we oe eT Hey The Court did not decide the point as to whether the | scent, or upon a previous condition or status of slavery tel a ba ey ahowes Vy law. without feo. tii way, twelve Lota oh Eighth avenue, com rising, the igmhole to the Mercedita. vossel was in neutral waters when she was captured, void bee servitude, be declared ebtolutely pull aud came fo gained: adv rior & Counsellor, 78 Nassau street Fifty-firat # ‘Also the valuable Me Flat Land on CASES OF APPEAL AND WRITS OF ERROR BROUGHT ish in the sald State any sub-constitutiona! provi. JO TO THOMAS R.AGNEW'S, 289 AND. 262 GREEN: h strect, corner of Murray, and there you will dnd Teas, Coffees, Fish, Fiour ana cverythiog else cheaper than tmpy store in New York. F WELL.KNOWN PERSO! onl CURED BY DeGRATH’" % ELECTRIC OmL, Rheumatiam.—John Livingston, Editor of Luw Magazine, Mew York. Rheum iism.—John D, Russell, 22 Chatham street, N Yor ralgia.—8. 0. Price, No. 7 Roosevelt street, Now, York. Pain in Back — Wm. Lica 40 Baztor street New York. id Sor addox, 19 Suffolk street, New York. Neuraigia and Pain in the Back —-Mrs, MM. Evans, Trenton, ‘Geumatiam.—Ex.Mayor Sexton of Camden, N. J, Piles and Deafness,—John MeNeight, No. 2 Wood street, Philadelphia, nd ‘housinds of others. Price Se. and $1 per bottle, Bold by dru be ~ efDed cRatn, “Sole Proprietor, Philadelphia, SowiumERe's GERMAN OINTMENT WARRANTED in cure, without the slightest danger, for Piles, pe Serofula, Balt Rheum, all Bone and Skin Dis: voTION NOTIOE.- ROOTS AND SHOES. A . M. HOLLIS AUCTIONEER, ARLES CL WARKEN. hie dn aie ark 4 BOOTS, SI i HOPS BROGANS, BALA ORE THOUSAND PACKAG BING A_LARG! CLASS PRESH MADE BYRING GOODS. UCTION NOTICE. iB DAY, HGULAR SALE OF STAT PLE CASSIMERES, SATINETS, &C. AT TEN (CLOCK Da HOSIERY, CLOTHS, 809 dosen Sik Sun Umbrellas, All fresh goods for Spring LOCKWOOD, BRO, & UNDERHILL, stony i Nos. 29 Murray and &8 Warren streets, Y Neca poricr NIGARAG UA COTTO! J. TKINSON & CO.. will sel 14, at one o' oes 0 pier 29 North river, aberein ‘of whom ATOR IN RORD, N, on ios th t feet ith of Fe ni avenne, (wenly. south of Fort ith street, rick Houses thereon. To close a Hoy HY H. LEEDS, AUCTION! EER. H. LEEDS & MINER will sell by auction, on the evenings of Thu 4 ary March 15 and 16, at ‘Tg o'clock each gat the io Bull , 15 Tenth em, 3 pear Ley Cnr) ‘which, ee Deen made a bonded use for the present exhibition). jue ‘GAMBART COL! OF THE HIGHEST. ORDER on ee (al EURO. -AINTING! ans of, wea have fet areclred aoa the well known bart ietors of most modern European artists, having | m selects Eity the above well know’ firm with d judge frent, and have been om exhibition for some, tien ed above. At the request of many connoisseurs Messrs, Gi bart & Co, have consented to dispose of the entire coliection at nm, on the event before de ni Sompeiing inal! © combination of the faest, works of ‘the most artists, the equal of which has never before ‘bean exiibited or offered for sale ta this country. shone represented will be found the works of re, INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS, The Representation Question . in the Senate. Several New Propositions In- troduced. Regulation of Trade with the BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT. ‘The Supreme Court of the United States has made the following amendment to the twentieth rule:— Ordered that the first paragraph of the twentieth rule of this court be amended so as to read as follows:—In all cases brought here on appeal, writ of error or other- wise, the Court will receive printed arguments without regard to the number of the cas? on ‘ee docket. if the counsel on both sides shall choose ro to submit the samo within the first sixty are of the term ; but twenty copies of the armen jokey heh by attorneys oF counsellors of this court must be THE BILL TO REGULATE TRADE WITH THE BRITISH PROVINCES. Debate on Reciprocity was renewed im the House at the evening session till nine o'clock, when Mr. Blaine renewed his motion that the enacting clause of th» bill be stricken out by the committee which prevailed, and immediately afterward the committee rose and the bill was summarily killed by a vote of seventy-five to fisty- = law, statute, act, ordiaance, rule or regulation, or to enforce or attempt to enforce ‘the same. Second—That no payment shall ever be demanded by the said state or any part thereof of the United states, nor be made by the said State or any F pvtaraenend or by the United States, for or on account of the emancipation chan dave cr vines, ce for or on account of any debt tracted in ald of the rebellion against the United “tates; and that said State shall faithfully and Soper fetenete ie ale Mcneatdee , a jons to, the government of the United States. Third—\hat the following descr'bed persons, having taken a leading part in the inte rebellion shall be ex- cluded from the right of suffrage or from heiiieg office:—Whoever, as a citizen, officer, member of the Legisiature or bop Papi of any State, has voted for, signed or advocated the passage of any ordinance secession; whoever has sought or held apy office of tho so-called ‘Confederate Capen yt other than merely munisterial or below the grade of captain; whoever has voluntar ly loaned or donated any money or property to the said pretended government, or invested in its bonds ; For sale at 9% Bowery, and by all principal 7 Lambii whoover, while an officer of the United States, has aided, i nas 16 bales Nicaragua Cotton, % ‘bond. Picker” aitaa Eembings British Provinces. two, Straight out protectionists of course voted against | counselled or encouraged any secession irom, or war a X . ‘hom, lust the United. State of left the eervice of the MAN HAIR COILS ONLY Ed. Fi Girsch: it, and those who were in favor of it had. got in such a t aie cheap, at PECKHAM'S: Just landed rom brig E. A. te rere, er, ited States to take part in the rebellion. d Chrystie A. Agbenbdach, it, quarrel about items that they could not jbe expected to | Src. 2.—The provisions of this jo:nt resolution sball siret, between Bowery and Chry UCTION NOTICE.—E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER. ‘Ary Sehetter, Ruder, paki hake Keske. dnl dee ac eae eae seca ed tates oe naa te ‘san, ; support the bill as a whole. are numerous @ effect as aseither of the for a gehen Fi an Sharer earns | Koa Santa, THE BILL KILLED IN THE HOUSE, | among ite ovdyine since the vote was announced. its Legislature, or by a convention, shail by a sol-ma act Mal of Thapssomne felvet, Brus- Banter, Heilbuth, or ordinance declare the assent of the State to the selnand iingra Carpets, three elegant Parlor Suits, covered | Dubasty, Le Poltevin, PROPOSED TAXATION OF UNITED STATES NOTES. | fundamental conditions therein prescribed; which con- WARVES, PIERS AND SLIPS—SEALED PRO. in sok Breach satin, Brosetal and green Seared reyes; Tose- Guinod, fon Schendel, —_Lanaalle, Representative Spalding, of Ohio, introduced a joint | ditions shall be in said act or ordinances declared forever posal» will be received by ines ¢ Fomtgteoller: ‘of the City ith French back an Hughes, Beheyer, Madou, * » irrepealabie under any circumstances’ whatever, Teiagor several Vierm Ac., $0, the North and. ees EXGMiCENT PGE OO AND COVER: Fidkoronrs, Vola ty Patrols? Proposed Exclusion of Disloyal Persons from | T't!22 2 the House to-day looking towards the taxe- | ys wcClurg. proposes to refer the above to the Com- Sora form of one ear trom the I the Int day of May, 1806, Slegent,rosemcod, fd uae Sines ant are top Tables, | Verbseckhoren, Halper, Moreats ropot y ties oy Sea eens aad eneiaae teat a a rs Gy oraer of the G SAA go FF thet jnking ran iter, | locks. teh fog Curing, oil faint oll Paintng intngt, p roremood 4 wiles, = Dedonzhe, Office and the Elective Franchise. pa i: HPs apn cisertbnag Jip eo proposed to ipars BRERCH-LOADING ARMS. Daranraxnr o” FIXANce, Mure ra f ean latetyl eg, lg | fe” seaettcte ‘Wentworth objected to it on the ground Pee Rech ‘a | The board for the examination of breech-loading Sirens esd cert, peck and a, a, ratiabie. 1-44 svar) ott gre arms, of which Genoral Hancock is president, is now in _ BILLIARDS, &C. FI 46 FULTON stree!, offers a fine stock of six and four Epes Tables as reasonable prices, with his unnmvaled com- nation cushion: Ate WILLIAM STREET, ROOM NO. 8. THE HIGHEST PHICE PAID FOR DIAMONDS, WATCHES. OLD GOLD AND SILVER, A! it] PAWNBROKERS? TICKETS BOUGHT, i TU. UYMAN'S) (oe BROADWAY, | CORNER OF Bos strent, wil be paid the bighéet price for Dis meonds, Watches ‘and Silverware, or will Bosna above & rticles, . AT wit —NOXBY ADVANCED ON DIAMONDS, ke, or donght at full ae Fowsvrchers’ Tiekels bought. Private office 135 Grand Leto echnow saree ey SLB TMI BROADWAY. 1 PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES for Diamonds, Watones, Jewelry, Ac., or advauce on aun SAACS, Diamond Broker, opposite Wallack’s theatre, Ly ours whe ete by 723 a BROADWAY, hele THE } NEW hichen cask Brion for Diamends, io Gold ud Siver? Cajnol eitale Shain all kinds of Furs Laces or any Articles of Virin. DAWNBROKER'S TICKETS -F SECOND Dp HARD Clout ee atlas be mat men ‘in attendance 40 ‘arpeia, Olleloths; also one elegant rovew: ve Pianoforte, with all ——— nha ig Cost $650; wi Bedsteads, W: jilver Ware, Croek a ged. is wale. Nom ca ashishion. Yreee tnd gn, Monday, Tucaday and Wednesday previous to sale, from 0 P. Bearetat Red ‘ron Me Knoodier, 172 Broadway, atthe Studio Buildings, or of the auctioneers, 99 Liberty sireet. ENRY H. LEEDS & MINER AUCTIONEERS. HENRY H. ane qe a at auction, on at 1036 o'clock, at 149 West “Thirty-eighth between pecan Cen hey inee eae ea .F. Pier and Mantle M! indow Curt ere. ¥ ny Nescafe eas feast! H Tonew top Centre ty ns ny Wardrobe, binck nut and mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstand: Comm A ir Hai Straw Matéresses, Table, mahogany fain bair cloth, oak Cane Beat Dining Room Cent China, Crockery and Glassware; Silver Plated Ware Colored Engravings; also an assortment of Kitchen Furni- B+ CHILTON AUCTIONEER, 4 NASSAU STREET. UNITED ‘STATES Ma Ts SALE, BAR Sn VAN Vi NEES ©. Qs My ¥, Mi eit 2 otelock As us 90,371 POUNDS NEW 306,800, FEET ASOREED LUMBER, pmeeePinene eat pe Xellow Metal, O11 on Cote: ‘AND $00 PER TON. BEST QUALITY RED ‘nite Aah, stove size, om account of having to move en the 2ist instant; corner of eu Jus BAG BAGLEY. § SHiPPER AND Np DEALER IN IN SCHUYL: ton ‘gargoes i he Aectnion Reg now on hand a: GIN perion on (arose), Ded Tnment tax. Offices treet, Boston. SESE gUALATY, yan ast sont Fee 15a $181 Stare win, Go 2 pat 1 fe Sone Seay ores delivered oa. ‘Oak rest, exrnes New. a ‘a GEO. W. BEN! UPREME “court, In the matier of the mn of the Mayor. Alder. ‘men and Commoualty of ny of New York relative to @e snasning and expending ef Ana street and Fulton atreet, Im the city of New Yor! want 10 stat nd provided, the Aldermen and Commonaliy of the elty of New York hereby five notice thas they intend to apply to = Su. Brome Cour: of (the state of New Yo rm of said Court, to. be held at the woh tal rial, Sa the city of dein, Tork, on, Haturday, the of are! at the opening of fo on eat day, or ab soon’ therealier as counsel ean be heard, ‘of Eatimate and As- er; that the nature and provement hereby intended is the widening Sad esconding of Ann street and Puitom. street, In sald ely ja manner following, that i# to say: on the northerl ‘of treet, between Park row and Willam streat, southerly side of Fulton y Water street, and on the woriherty side o Fulton stree:, between Front street and South sireet, ip the ently of New > Ea as lod down and de- Bneated on 1 erstain ant Boyle, City Sur ot the Clerk of ths Common is Counsel to the Corporation. Naw Yous, Feb. 27, 186 ARMY AND NAVY CLAIMS. — WILL BE PALD TO THER CREWS FOR gu. OOO iti ae rare 50 Tas cues pon | Y wee Chartott ies ja & Anne, Admiral, Bermuda, Ste Srocket and hace: “REOREN, ros _ THE LECTURE SEASON MPORTANT LECTURES DALLY—FOR GENTLEMEN only, at tue Now York Musean of Anatomy, G18 Broat- way. Part thear inetures can have them forwarded on rronipt of teu cents, by addressing Secretory of Rew York Museum of Anatomy, A cuRR AT f... VIEW, WITH OR WITH out medict ied Leddies, from whatever cause, ty Madame KEATELL. Provesor of Midwitery (thiry Fears’ praciion), 162 Chambers atrvat, i PRIVATR AND SKIN DISBASES, SCROPL LA Ma Uivers aud Cancers tread by Dr. PULLER, Of deo 66 Sullivan otreet. M. MAURICKAU, M, D. PROFESSOR OF MID. + Wifery, Lg Literty street, guarantors certain relte! by Interview, oF by ‘medicnes sent by mail TUE MARRIRD WOMANS P mpanion, by Dr A.M. MAL MICK imposition, Price $l. Ls BIND L, ACOOUCHEUI LO THE LYINGAN 1 NO. 6 Aumity place, treats all female com: Whatever cause produced. Pleasant rooms fur ing Miraing. RINDLA, FEMALE PHYSICTAN, NO. FACT. <MADAME DESPARD'S FEMALE PILLS are warranted to remo. ations, fren what ever canen, at inverviow HE Sixth avenis, be wtreet N IMMEDIATE CURK. 1 VPPERING FRMALES AV by br POWERS, 106 Bin 4, With or without med. fines. Consult him, A* OSCE MADAME DUBO'R, © YRARS' EXPE ys He of a raguier physician), gaarat yne Interview, ar by Inall. Oiler 28 Third ave KENNEDY'S SURE | CURE CCAR ANTEED sy Reed Vey atid nedy'« Dnvigotators tor forpwired manboot. 19S Bim [)TOn NESTA. RED BeOre THK ONLY THING near UL feaily care certato diseases without ‘ Muar per veal, No 3 Division street atnee IMB WY THE ian ¥. UNIVER De suAksEN® AP Tp AmUApway — 12 to | “Medien! Adviser and Marriage Guide,” LCTAN AND OB fide tially eon ADAME ta bis ws ine ALLIBLE FRENCH FR. inale Pills, No. 1, Lor No. 2, price $5: newer fall, arbors, WE tirtonvich streets, snd “dru ovenve kad Talrty-courth street, or as ma "Yes therm 189 Be Une KENNEDY'S ONLY GUARANTERD REMY on for em ‘ Devilitated Aovigorgvoy. YS keiw sve : | wake” UCTIONEER—LATE SALESMAN pl eg ROOM, Richly carved Lao yd ort. — bey radid as whe gd Oe aeth Chien erveel: ia cnprered Ghagaarare ra Velvet Carpets, &c. it and French Bed. ed mahogany are wing and ne Bolsters and Pa: Ivet and Brussets ateads, “Bureaus rinolree: Faney Tables, Lounges, wool and hair Mattressrs, Feather Bed: jows, aD Damask and Lieo Curtains, AND STAIRWAY. Chairs, superb Carrara marble from the Bath.” tty : Veleet and Brussela Carpets, LO, Fine rosewood Billiard Tables complete—Phelan’s patent. All the elegentermuln and Bronge Chandeliers and Fix tures; ‘superd ormulu sixtoen-light ‘Torche, by Ringuet, of ‘aris. The sale will commence with the kitcheu and laundry far- (ture, The house will be open for in 1 on hg aye had 14th inet. ot a der. ENS. F. sna. of cold house Sle: eperond ond “ten hairs. ine ra French Cor “4, Bolsters and Bil Pillows 1 ac. tales A ab the office of the auctioneers, 28 B an Hair Mattresses, Feather ENJAMIN F. THRAL, AUCTIONEER ASR oyeme at No. U3, of dock, &e., '¥ E. T.WILLS, AUCTION aireet, pear ‘Broadw: Wednesday, March 14, ai 10%, Pwr SCHENCK, At AUCTION i, BLEGANT SPAN ort ROTTING et HE, LRGANT THOROUGH LRUANT SEAN OF BLACK CARRE NT LIGHT COL TE AND DOG ¢ WAGON, HARNESSES, a&& NCK, tomorrow, No. 27 Rast Twenty-eig Nos. 18 AND ‘0 VESEY os ava old w quarter. to harness, in $8 seconds, sud a'balt mute x Vas never heen trained by the prevent 1S hands, seven years old, remark. ably stylish, and can trot in 280 to the pole or si The rfectly sound and kind, and have been drives A SUPERN COUPE HORSE. 16 hand high, seven years old, perfect In way bay with black points, long tail, splendid ‘acuon ard a fast ‘suPeke THOROUGH BRED CHESTNUT ADDLE MAK owner. Alsy a roan Mai en years old, warranted shonght in Rngland by mpany, when one year old, and wa Frill pedigree, with guarantee ut given at time of ‘ale, whieh will be Also a fine English Saddle and Stock Importing ( 4d, atso LEGANT SPAN OF HORSE nt epan of home tall tla SPRING COUPE, AN ELEGANT SPAN LACK VARRIAGE HORS! {tid aud gentle to eee TLMGHT t Also BL DOG CART, also @ fine silver a gleeanily teivuane teh Also 8 hanbet of biehenent eam be seen thie eutn 4 antil 8 o'clock P.M. DORNER PROPERTY ATA neon at the stable, He Liebe a ABCHONEER: scuon on ark sa BAfURDA \Y EVENING, March 17, +¢GLD DUSELDORF GALLERIES, CHOICE COLLE! F PICTURES, Addison Richards, N, A. APES, crac 4x0 FLOWER svasmoss: TANDBCA Hiehiy and appropriately ba, ready for exhibition on and from Monday, 12th sey during tbe day and cvenmg, previous t Wee yee Ni aN by auction, Atl salesroor, $9 Lverty stron. Bice PIANOS AND PARLOR ORGANS, ‘by the beat city makers, of Erard, Pleyel, he juall lebrated fasen RoE Sra I add of second hand Pianos, but little used, and in r ALEXANDRE ORGANR, ‘The! valance of the consignments of organs by the celebrated ; “Teguseget restet sas tt pat i ieceetre by these makers for sale in this country. Fh for examination two days before TTENRY D.} D. MINER, BR, AUCTIONER. HORSES AND canmiiaus AT AUCTION, ae a R & SOMERVILLE, at their salesroom, 37 nanan rest Wednesday, March 4, Regular Horee sale daye—Tuesdaye and Baturdaya, a. D. MINER, 5 ATOOR ERS SALRenoon, @ EMVILLE will sdf st auction, on We i eb March 2, at 101g o'clock, at their soprcem, ee Sousaad jarnden's National Bj United states Express Company vane D. “MINER, gy ga 9 Orrick A x, eae. atreet, ree MINER & SOMERVILLE respectfo they will have on exhibition in their BS) Broadway, on, Wedvesday,,” the. 1 fn Tostant and followin days, a choice and’ important collection o} Paintings and Di ngs by leading artists, American and foreign, most of which were palnted expressiy to the order of the I penwy owner, who ia about to travel The sale eal take place on Thursday and rida erent eb, at o'clock, ai the Somerville Art wd Ly MI ER, avy 1103 R— SAL Spposie the Post offler. NER & t anction, on Thursday, March 16, ir salesroom Sy Navaan street, mprising Parlor Suits, in brocatel Black, wales, Dining nit, Lounges, Sofas. ma- hogany Wardrobes, Centre Tables, Cottage Suits, Bar Coun- terand Restaurant Fixtures, including marble top Tab Ghee rbcaeone ane — ‘hairs, Carpets, Biattresen, ke TES... FELTMAN, (AUCTIONEER, Koon NO. 6 Clinton Hall—Sells this day, at o'clock. af 154 Bast Twenty-second street, the Stock of the ‘and Shoe Blore, with Purngure of fatatly. Yelock, tn tromt iad vg RIGAGE SALE OF FURNITURE.—COLE & MURPHY will sell, on Wednesday, March 16. 168. at o'cleck. at 309 Fulion street, Bi ya, Forster son ome nb Sat mal Chairs, chle lop Tables, artrobes, Desks, Brussels, Ingrain and ‘Three ply Carpets, Crockery, Stoves, Engravingsy a ae ge et SALE THIS DAY. — a INGRA, 4 Women’ Clothing. Spren im, nd shoes. ae. , Onder on PATEMORR SALE.—BY BR. FIELD, AUC. @9 Pearl street—This day, be Ll o'clock, men ig * women's Clothing. Bedding, Jewelry, a0. By order of S'Walner, Rast Nevemieenth street, AWNBROKERS’ SALE. Avc. tioneer, will a at Wong ig cca nl ty ton itt os . sarees rR simpson A LS Suen 8 SALE —CLOTHIRG, &C.—RICHARD WAL- RS, Auctioneer, will sell, this day, gat Clvhing at it B Bon Erongrer, BSS B quantliy of Sheets, Reine, Deputy. Panes RELY, 8m Sherif QURRIFE'S | SALE oRIOH ap ALTERS. Ai SS) toner, will sels arch ant Hi o'ehne ai No. 198 Bast Thi ‘apni street, Machinery, ( Corrugated i, Vate, ny sI [ron, ae. Jone Lyxcn, Deputy. JOHN KRU ba CRIBER WILL, SELL AP BY Twomiay, March 27, at Zofelook P| m disposed of before {our seres, ‘elit ted on the hanks of te webury W2 ‘and Rumeen road. Fine opster froundn bathing geet Be oe fro barue and® over oureulldings, a0, apple orga nt and ply ony SAS TLLIAM T OF p TEETH tnpenrae, fot, te te IE Bast Thirveonth street, between Tf vat pa and Pours avenue A BE STIFUL SET OF é filled and extracted witht tions warranted. Dr, MBC Twonty-eighth street. A MUST, WONDEREU DISCOVERY. —TRRTH EX. tracted withon: pain of no cha: h chin, felebrated bone dlling, without. etn. 3 5548 ViLLERS, 165 Giraad street, two blocks from Broadw: YOLTON DENTAL ASSOCTATION. Nitrous Unide) in the practice o nt trou aide in a fou br, Carnocban,. That we. admin frost enfe manver 1000 peticnts end the wi freaion will esti'y, “Omeen 18 and 3) Coope Oren! oe i od OR ARTIFIC TAL Fone ri LING Roots end teeth built up. Teeth in every stage of ¢ fed without pein by the discorerer, Rovns 39 FP. f eet, owe door west of Colon square. Over 13.00 testimonials TAXATION OF UNITED STATES NOTES. Reconsideration and Passage of the Bonded Warehousé Bill in the Senate. The New Tax Law Soon to be Reported. THE MEXICAN AND FENIAN BONDS. &e, &e, &e, Wasuixaron, March 12, 1866. THE PRESIDENT’S RESTORATION POLICY aND THE ACTION OF CONGRESS. A gentleman just returned from Europe called at the ‘White House to-day and bad an interview, with the Presi- dent, which resulted in a free conversation ‘that took a wide range. The latter was assured that the Exec tive opinions and politics were well understood abroad among intelligent men since the publication of his different Mmessagys, speeches, and addresses to delegations from Southern States, and that they also commended them- Selves t nearly aH Europeans who were at heat friendly to a perpetuity of our Union and ineti- tutions, ‘The President replied that he hoped #0, that he never had any concealmente, and that he tried to 6o express himself as to be understaod of all men. In fact he considered that he was understood by all except such as were determined to misunderstand him. He desired to reatore the Union in fact, as it already was in theory, and to secure to all the States, North and South, every constitutional right they were entitled to; but he was now met by men who were icono- clasts, who opposed all his plans of reconstruction and never submitted any of their own. “Why,” said he, “Congress has now been in session nearly four months, and what bas it done? What is its policy? Can any one answer? Itse:ms tome apparent that ithas mone. It puts itself in the position of cavilling at all propositions from any one else, and of failing to orginate any of ftsown. It 1s doing nothing whatever in the work of reconstruction. Texas is at this instant or a izing a State government of its own. If Congress is op- posed to my plan of reconstruction, and believes this State not only outof the Union, but its citizens not in a con- dition to exercise the right of self-government, why does it not depose the Provisional Governor, oust the officers elected by the people, and impose some other and better form of government? Why does Congress adhere to this dog-in-the-manger policy of refusing to recognize the only government that State has, and yet declining to give a better one?” He then referred to Mr. Lincoln's system of reconstruc- tion, and asserted that Tennessee, at least, was entitled to exercise the constitutional prerogatives of a State by virtue of her action in pursuance of Mr. Lincotn's poliey, &c, His remarks will find an echo in the awakened judgment of the people. THE NRW TAX BILL. ‘The Ways and Means Commitice will soon report the new Tax bill, The committee finally agrees to report in favor of a tax of five cents @ pound on cotton, and of five per cent on all incomes, extending the exemption clause in the latter to one thousand dollars. THE TARIFF BILL. Mr. Morrill, of the Ways and Means Committee, stated to-day that the committee would take up the tarif ques- tion at an early day, Now that night sessions have been ordered by the House more legislation may be expected. THE NEW YORK BANK FOR SAVINGS VS. M. B. FIELD DECIDED—THE BANK LIABLE TO PAY THE REVE- NUB TAX. The United States Supreme Court to-day decided the case of the Bank for Savings in the city of New York ve. Maunsell B. Field. This case was before the court upon & conflict of decision from the Circuit Court for the Southern district of New York. The main question pre- sented was as to the liability of the plainti? to pays monthly duty of one-tweuty-fourth of one per cent upon the money received and invested or loaned by it, as upon deposits with a person or corporation engaged in the Ausiness of banking under the one hundred and tenth section of the Internal Revenue act of January 30, 1864, as amended by the act of March 3, 1865. The action ‘was brought in the Supreme Court of New York to restrain the collection of $11,962, assessed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue apon an estimate by the assessor, for want of a report by the plaintiff, as a tax upon the aver- age amount of moneys out upon loan or Invested for in dividuals by the plaintiff, in parsuance of its cbarter, dur. ing the months of April, May, June, July and August, 1865, Associate Justice Clifford delivered the opinion of the Court, affixing the third, fourth and fifth pointe, namely :—That the bank is liable to pay the duty; that the loans received and invested are deposits within the meaning of the act of Congress, and that the moneys received on deposit in any one month, and imvested in the manner stated during the same month, are deposits within the meaning of the acts of Congress, so as to render the plaintiff tiable to pay the tax thereon for the same month. The Court did not decide the first and second points, as to whether | the Circuit Court could restrain the collection of the tax and penalties by injanction Asso. ciate Justices Grier and Nelson disseuted from the opinion, the latter saying he did not understand this bank to be withia the meaning of the statutes, It wae A mere agent for the purpose of receiving small sums for poor depositors, and loaning them out under restric. tions or investing them in United States, in State bonds of stocks for the benefit of the depositors, with the ap- proval of the institution. Associate Judge Field did not sit im the case, DECISION IN THE BERMTDA cAsk—rHR VReenE HELD TO ME A LAWFUL Paize. The Supreme Court, througd Chief Justice Chase stan oe eeeeeeeec—l__0_00 oo step towards repudiation. Upon ite modification, by striking out the words ‘certificates of indebtedness,”’ the House agreed to its reference after an exciting struggle. THE MEXICAN BONDS. Mr. Blaine, of Maine, who was one of the great aston- ished the other day when the endorsement of the Mexi- ean loan was hurried through the House into the hands of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, asked leave to in- troduce a resolution to-day repudiating that hasty aad unwise performance. In Mr. Blaine's opinion, which is shared by many other membera on a sober second thought, any scheme looking to the guarantee of bonds for the Moxicans, Fenians, or anybody else, is unwise and inexpedient, The friends of Mexican bonds were too strong for him, however, and he failed to obtain leave. THE WITHDRAWAL OF GOODS FROM BONDED WARE> HOUSKS. ‘After the disposition of other business in the Senate the reconsideration of the bill extend:ng the time for the withdrawal of goods from public stores and bonded ware- hou:es came up. Senator Sprague, who favors Te- consideration in hopes of being able to reverse the de- cision of tbe Senate, frittered away the valuable tune of the body by reading another long-winded, rambling and boyish composition, endeavoring to prove some- thing which the Senate failed to perceive, The morning hour having expired, the talkative Senator hoprd to be able to postpone the question still another day. The Sena- tors, however, evidently provoked by this useless employ- Ment of thetr time, conctuded to pres#-the question toa decision. The subject consequently was made the special order, the appointed special order being deferred until the matter under consideration was set- tled. This was « clincher. Sprague wasted another half hour, when his supply of words Tap out and be filled their piace by offering some amend- ments to the bill, which he requested should be printed, thus attempting to delay the measure. The Senators, however, voted all down and finally voted not to r com. sider. This put a quictus upon >prague. Fortunately he may not be beard again for some tums. COLORADO. This matter being ended, the Colorado question was Drought up. Senator Sumner made a speech in opposi- tion to the admission of that Terriiory as a State, gving three objections:—First, irregularity of proceeding in the adoption of the con- stitution; second, insuMeiency of the required Population, and third, because it docs not come up ac- cording to the Enabling act and constitution Sumner made a logical speech on the subject, but rather inconsistently capped the climax by bringing in an amendment, and stating that he would vote for the admission of Colorado on the bas's of negro suffrage. Stewart, who always has a great deal to say, now got up and made a considerable noise. The ques- tion, presenting evidence of protracted discusmon, was postponed and made the special order of to-morrow. THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAW. The President has approved the bill declaratory of the meaning of certain parts of the Internal Revenue ect of June 30, 1864. By this, the 120th section applies the duty of five per centum to all dividends in scrip, or money, wherever payable, and all stockholders, policy holders, depositors or parties whomsoever, including non-residents, whether citizens or aliens. The 122d scc.ion, a8 amended, declares stockboiders in any rail. road, eanal, navigation, turnpike or slack water com- pany, to mean all pertons or parties whatever that are or may be mockholders, including non-residents, whether citizens or allens; and the words “all euch interest, or coupon dividends or profits, whenever the same shall be payable,” are declared to apply to all such interest or coupon dividends or profite whenever the game are) oor may be payable; amd to what soever party or person the mme are oF may be payable, including non-residente, whether citt- zens oraliens, Whenever the rates and amounts con- tained in the lists and returns shall be stated in comed money, it is made the duty of the assessor receiving the same to reduce such rates and amounts to their equiva lent in legal tender currency according to the value of the coined money in the currency at the time when and place where the lists,or returns are receivable, and which value the assessor shall determine, The former part of of this new law is to reach a large class of persons who have heretofore been exempt from the tax, and the lat- ter to meet cases where persons have made their returns according to a specie instead of a paper basis. THE EVIDENCE BEFORE THE RECONSTRUCTION COM- MITTER. Cortain radicals are extremely anxious to get the evi- dence before the Reconstruction Committee printed for use as electioneering documenta. Mr. Schenck, of Ohio, offered a resolution calling forthe printing of twenty thousaad copies of the document, but the move was cir. cumvented, as it has been before, by a wary democrat, who objected to the Introduction of the resolution. With thie exception the radicals have been harping for the strictest economy im expenses of the Printing Depart. ment. THE COTTON IN THE SOUTH AND THE CONFRORRATE COTTON LOAN. The special Treasury agents in the South have been directed by Secretary McCulloch to inform the public at large, as far as practicable, and expecially all subscribers to the Confederate cotton loan, that this so-called Con- federate cotton is considered the property of the late con- federacy, and Hable to seizure and confiscation, FRACTIONAL Ot ‘The demand for fractional currency exhibite a trifling Joss. Not more than two hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars is expected to be issued this week. No reissues of three cent notes are being made; all are destroyed as fast as received at the department, PRNSION BUREAU SURGEONS. Doctors Isaac Jackson, of Browneville, Pennsylvania, and George Fuller, of Houston, Michigan, have been appointed Examining Surgeons by the Pension Bur eau THE REPRESENTATION QURSTION. Although an armistice until next Thareday was agreed upon last Friday in regard to the representation amends ment to tag constitution. Senaiors Wileom aad Grimes session at Winder’s building. Arms will be received daily betwecn eleven A. M. and two P. M. until further no- tice. Inventors are requested to submit their arms in person or by agent to the Recorder of the Board. BLOCKADE RUNNERS IN THE SMUGGLING BUSINESS. Commissioner Sergeant, of the Customs Bureau, is in- formed that the late blockade runners contemplate going into the smuggling business, and that thirty-five vessels havo been fitted out for that purpose. It is expected that they will attempt to land goods on the Florias coast. Measures have been adopied calculated to mate- rially interfere with this jlie-itimate business. 4 CHECK TO OFFICIAL “SAMPLERS.” The Commissioner of Interval Revene has addressed a letter to the collectors of the Second District of Penn- svlvania, that inspectors cannot retain for their own use that portion of spirits taken fromthe cask or package In order to ascertain the proof. This is not only wholly unauthorized, but is looked upon as a positive fraud upon the government and dealer. The collectors are in- structed to adopt such measures as shall effectually put a stop to tie practice. BUSINESS OF THR PATENT OFPICR—THE IRKEPRES- SIBLE YANKEES AT WORK. One hundred and. seventy-cight patents will be issued for the week ending March 20, 1866. This is the second highest number ever tesued in one week, the highest amounting to one hundred and eighty-four for the week ending July 25, 1865. The ingenuity of our people seema to be on the rampage. Not asmall number of the patents recently awarded bave been for machinery to overcome the deficiency of labor in the cultivation of cotton. AGRICULTURAL. “Uncle Isaac” of the Agncultural Bureau, was made glad on Sunday by receiving « large and valuable as sortment of seeds and cereals from England. THE SMALLPOX AMONG THE PREEDMEN IN SOUTER CAROLINA. ‘The S-rgeon-in-Chief of the South Carolina district of the Freedmen’s Bureau has written to the Chief Medical Office of the Freedmen’s Bureau for a supply of vaccise viras, as the smallpox is spreading with considerable ra- Pidity in some portions of that “tate. LOCATION OF PUBLIC LANDS. Information was received at the Genoral Land Ofice this morning stating that at La Crosso, Wis., 18,334 acres. wer located in February with agricultara) college land scrip, while the location with bounty land warrants and ca-h sales covered an additional quantity of 3,163 acres, making an aggregate of 21,454 actos, REWARIS FOR CONSPIRATORS. Folicitor Jordan, of the Treasury Department, has pa during the last month $27,650 out of the secret service fund for the arrest of conspirators, APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE. The Senate, in executive session, to-day confirmed the following nominat ons :— General Alexander Asboth, of Missouri, to be Minister Resident to the Argentine republic. oo Mackey, Collector of Customs at Charleston, ones. re of Charleston, Jndge of the United rict Court of South Carolina. fant, United States Marshal of Maryland Wm f. Valliant, Collector of Customs at Oxford, Md. an* nt, Collector of Customs for the District of am “wm. , Collector of Customs at Washington, NG Franc Cuenmingy Collstor ot Gusto st J. of Customs at Apa- san <~~~qamesahel Customs at Brazos Collestor of Internal Rev- x the Toinay rd ut of New York olting, Collector of Totermal Revenue for ig Surveyor Geveral for Ki id ansns an Nebraska. Henry W. Hollins, to be Receiver of Winnebago Land di Minnesota. ithe following Bamed persons have been confirm! at direct tax commissioners for the States named — Albert . Latimer and Robert K. Smith, Texas; Fri a, neg Samuel A. Pancoast, Jobp ©. Bates and Thomas P. Georgia; E. H. Gears, North Caro- lina; Dominick Urban, Louisiana; Willis’ Drummond, “Sve following named ba e | we been confirmed as masters:—Jotn A. Martin, Atchison; Wiiliain E. Fiov. son, Bowling Green, Ky.; Sidney F. Von Bankorst, Pittsburg; John Teesdale, Desmoines, Iowa; Mre Mary Jane Fry, Columbia, Pal; Smith D! Atkins, Freeport. il. ; George A. Benedict, Cleveland, Obio — NINTH CONGRESS. First Session. SENATE. Wasuixetos, March 12, 1864 sErP, Davis Mr. Gaiurs, (rep.) of Towa, offered the memor a! of the Town Legistature for the speedy trial of Jefferson Davia, which was referred to the Judiciary Committee. PRTIMON FOR INDEMNITY. Mr. Sirensax, (rep.) of Ohio, presented the petition of a citizen of Columbia, & C., asking for indemnity for the Joss sustained by the burning of his house, In present- ing the petiion Mr. Sherman read a letter from Gene al Sherman in relation to the burning of Columbia, aliecing that the current reports of this matter were fales, that Columbia was not fired by the federal but oy ‘he rebel authorities, and that General Wade Hampton \od, before leaving the town, given an order to burn |t vn (he approach of the ‘Yankees. General Sherman states ‘ht the town was on fire when he entered it, ‘The petition was referred to the Committes on Claima, THANKS POR RESCUING PASSENGERS FROW A WRECK — MR Mr. Wiiaow, (rep.) of Mase, from the Military Comm tee, reported a resolution of thanks to the officers a: seamen who asisted im rescuing soldiers and of from the wreck of the steamship San Francisco, \\0 the bill to Ox the rate of mileage for officers tray ei ing om public duty. PROVISION FOR LOSERE INCURRED TY THe MuLrrART eerie Mr. Wisos offered an act to amend “an act to provid@ SEE SUPPLEMENT SHEET