The New York Herald Newspaper, March 22, 1866, Page 8

_SPKCIAL NO NOTICES. Se AE A Returnin, Veterans. ARRIVAL OV A PORTIC op THe TWELFTR MAINS YOLUNTEERS—RE® opp OF THE REGIMENT, BTC. fhe steamship V’ argo arrived here yé sverday (f0m __..._ SALES AT AUCTION, 1 ee NOTOR -CHARL ES phat avettox. ag Se ane four od eNo 3 of davannad, and W joogn: tbree companies of the Twelfth on yey yk ms oa regiment Mawr yojunteers. together with the field and Taal vod carga Staft of the © pment ‘These companies were mustered ut of serv? oo at Savannah on the 16th and 27th instant, also eres fare, wv Uicie necessary for mon ih at By reason of expiration of term of service. Three other prove rary ry ig Sack enk ales Diode patdeanall ot uio nals. ba es were mustered ons 6 ia wamkocincs: Sea coerean nS agen — 7 fea are retained in service, a, ‘CTION SALE OF TROTHT . Shee nie vot expire ull next January. All of Ue AY eine auctioneer, will sell a the hs and stail are mustered out with Uh i of i, giclook, ion jor G. A. Hastings, who remains im comma of the Pgh reara id trotted: ; he. journey me the Inte Horace F. Jones: can | trot ca sitalion. nn Third on Monday eve- 0 J” The galowing oe tbe narees of theie@ioars serivy.at-00 | Ui ete sar Teper trom tie dif. | 3 Patahen oat of & ee fag (iiouel, Bawin Iisiey; Surgeon, Gotan ‘das | SCMOMN BFS HoNa CONMINGR, Chairman. sera ae Ue neat tant, RB, Kimball; arterinaster, A. Godwin; —— S185 Meron ret any tims before more aia, HL. Wood; Lientenant *¥. Kendall, all Win, OTICE TO TAXPAYERS. vers & Smith" ihe Wagon, One ae yey fore the zacalen Sentra ‘Filson, 3. +e ‘yeu ana Bomeaut? | Ornce or Comenmonnng ov Taxes ann Asseanic:xts, £1. Thomas; saad i. “Pitman M.-H. Andrews; “4 og Cogaeners art Ae yiban pital Stew m. G. Perna! hereby given that the Axssessmen' rea testis heats Tiepabeare one: ctgunined, io 186) | seb ene watonnl setate of the city ‘and county of New York AAR, AORD ‘ey Colonel (ow Brigadier Genera!) Shep! jey, and formed | for the a Oar wit be ope for inspection O'clock, at ithe four part of the first expedition against New Orloaus under | lait eovAy te 1Bos for the. correction. of stra delwrede Fi Ay Geseral Butler, and was the second regiment that en- | {he pone we n of the aged the oity. Thi fterwards participated in the nty of New York, All ‘and green and "bins ao in bro- f Por Madson” The regiment was transferred to | Beveonal estate of, the city ang be) aggre f eer tmust make ap- | eatel: ane matin ‘Sultse covered. tn nd hai. F —sbel ym the summer of 1864. and served under Sheri- ication to the commisaoners durii ng the a and marble daax, in the campaign in Shenandoah valle: participating Sioned, im order co obiain, the relief provided Satine Witten eanen taeanat a = oe to publicinspestion, as eee Clavetons mieteenth ‘corps to Savanna, ‘ond, ball aggteved — mate os tm Georgia until thie date, doing duty in the city of Sa- | or personal estate. to have the same wannah most of the time. such application made in séssed valuation of real {in wyting, wating the of | ob Person: Intelligence. there: the comm! ‘Among the recent arrivals in this city from Mexico, the compiainny, “and if i ir ji ‘wax Mr. Edward Brinkmann, Commissary General of the fr aypleati CH 4 the = be ‘Mexiean Imperial Raitway. tiomat lication the relation a ome | ier cath by the ho auld Caanntetlonere ‘oho shall be ‘MISCELLANEOUS, | that Judgement, the assesament ie ‘HOUSEHOED WORD.—BARSFORD'S CELEBRATED | cause to be corrécted, and fix A nied the best in use, for sale at E, nt aa they may Delleve to be j saserOnb'e erat lqusekeeper x Bagaat, China, G deriaion thereon within, a agli vy Rrapctgn of the Golde ten Ketise troy store, eet arwepeiere ef any assessment 01 Tiitonal eetase imposed under thi 4 doe} ee Fy VAN A LOrteny. pear, aan Rep oath or eeaeice that the: seat Fates Mor monk pad v dn of py tion of taxes, wee. AME “epee aba Reis fee all streeks New York, 4, Wit “NO. 1 MOBAIR AND ROPE TWIST COILS ONLY Cg ee Uy A. aman Hair Colls only $6. and everything cheap | royiz COMMITTER ON STREET OPENINGS OF THE | oa West Twenty-fourth street, ‘A, JOURNAY will soll aerndien ss ‘Hats’ Bazaar, 261 Grandatreet, TBoark ot HITE Ox will meet on Friday, March 28, fy? , March 23, at 19 o'clock M., at tals on sl 2 orclock P M., in room No, 16 Olty Hall. il parties salesroom, Lil Broadway, the three sory and terested 6 epeni wr streets are louse known Ch) West fourth street Big Pine pr | AND INVERTED, NAILS, Vitea'td attend: STEPHEN HO} Ne. be . Ps, with further particulars, at the auc: “Fitout pain, by Dre RICE & HART, 8 Bowery, over TAL BALVORaAN | commites. — loase may be seen. "i ne fanaa iat a — UcTION xoTtoR. AND SHORS. SCORNS,-RUNIONS, INGRowING NAS, TENDER HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, ia pia ‘us Curae | pone By QuARL Ke. “hai by a age ‘be BRIGGS, Surgeon Chiropo- A ‘LARGE HOUSE WANTED—IN ‘HE, got gouxrny, eapeeooe es 208 Broudlway. venings at 920 Broadway. mpeg ¥ Meumeas ae VERY LAI a8 see ND, Pao seks. 'VORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED WITHOUT PUB- Callon or address, wi Fal pi a STAR, eee des ang cuaneationed by lan, without fee dll ihe | HEY, 100 Bast Ntaeteomth street, N. ies aie ee Se eae, Seen 1 owns. ‘SIX HUNDRED SAMPLE ee Attorney and Counsellor, 8 fagegu street, HIGH STOOP HOUSE WANTED—WEST OF FIFTH avenue and above Fhirty. fours pel location muat be PORES. "ALTHOUGH SOME OF THE STATES desirable; Ley we abe uae Creme and May 1: rent exact the proof of adultery before easin absolute | not to excoed $2,000. areas, giving f full par particulars and pre- “decrees, #tTi many States grant divorces on if aban. | cise location, C. Myon 1.158 Pos o Monment. cruelty: drunkenbers und even inooiapitibility of "An able attorney, baving. facilities and: inflnenes A’ PARTIES HAVING PART OF A HOUSE, COM. “GRU the cours’ in ‘sevora? Btatoa “offers hin services In all foriably furnished, or two or three Roots cart find ble canes, Address Philo Justitia, box 5,898 Post office, by calling on or nddrewsing Chemist, 1% York. Ronde strech for tere days, ser being in want of house will pay no fancy prise Sepesega, can pones: ND DUPLICATE PACKAGES, comprising GREAT maa MaTiLE® Stes oes kD GRADES, ‘This sale will inch pe na from nearly every prominent manufacturer 1N NEW Bo rhgpntntnd AND NEW Saba gti city, and will be eq: LARGE SALES ;ASON. ( Goren THOMAS R. AGNEW'S, 269 AND 262 GREEN. FOUR’ rts US _E: HELD THIS treet corner of Murray. and there you will find PARTMENTS | WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIPE uur and evi ft servant, suitable for, housel ing, in a de: cr in Kew York. One price house. i ae ae ate a ‘Thirty. ving he Tight thing ean AT RGe SPECEAL a. ATTRACTIVE SALE ——______— ‘avenue SQCMILBERG'S GERMAN OINTMENT—WARRANTED | have a desirable tenant. vowable ferences ex- IVE, SES SD, uceriain cure, without the slightest danger, for piles, | ebanged. 9 Post office, N. = apis he old wounds, ser it rhews ne and wkin diseases, 1 Tl ae, “Por sti "A008 Bowery, and by all Principal druggists FAMILY OONSISTING OF THREE ADULTS, RE- | This sule insider « lunge and choles atonteat of new from Baltimore, giving best reference both here | and desirable meunlecaamnan's sad ckidrenvorweat, i ehh MILITARY a in Baltimore, deaire tree or four unfurnished Rooms, to whieh a ‘of eta Ta ited. ae avs ‘a moderate rent. Address Baltimore, Herald office, | “°Sgtalogwes and sain} ready. REGULAR ‘gouDLE WANTED, TYME, Pay, terme, location, Ae. sti ie Dike, Wa! TOPPING & CO, Avetionears, ‘apiain Wimmack’s cempany (E), Feet. Gia titatee infaniry peng (oe), Thing A SMALL HOUSE, OR “LOWER PART, PARLOR Sergeants; company orgauizing at Fort Hamilton, New Floor and Basements, wanted, by three adults. Pos- vortoN SALES ov HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.— Work "Apply #0 Captain Winmack.4c the Fort, or to in, | Seaslom, soon as possible. a eet C., room 85 American indersigned is prepared, as heretofore, to give spe- recruiting oflicer Twelfth int infantry, No. 3 Battery cs |, Broad Eighth street. i ation . x. QF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, eeen ts aaee a j COUNTRY, RESIDENCE WANTED Fi ;RNISHED, OR | at the residences Una ster = = unfurnished, abont 134houn ince from New Yor! A siationeer, Pine street ‘DRY Goops, city, containing {fom 10 10 4 00 1d rooms tauat be within walking te es «ed RELAY, Auotionerr, No- Pine street distance of depot. 1 or Mu} Address JRENIAMIN + ees, (CTI MR UHON, SPANGLES, 3 AND TRIMMINGS, (stating location and rent) b ent) box ora New ‘York Post tees se culean a eth Ee Ladies & Co, I SCHUYLER, HARTLEY, GRANAY & 60. URNISHED COTTAGE IN THE COUNTRY WANTED— ae DOSER SLD eae * vewed fh No. 19 Maiden lane. a. as ons, than Phan abot pepned pe, pare ls peel a THBALL A CURES, wil M by auction ‘Thursday, PrHsSRE HS and not more than about an jonr's distance "inn N y treet, be: ND TUCKED FRENCH | Yoix by ruirand oF boat: fake for four months, Bealivnn end Maedongs aed eet at ten, |. wn elegant variety at very commencing J Fane | a eaddrene 3. WwW. box $283 Post oftive. ty ey Wis caved foreman : Attention of ladies to them. Also -— marble top Tabies, eas rece, pak ‘Brome OUSE WANTED.—\ THRER STORY MIGA Stor PDemenk aad Curtain, » rainataod mat French reef (about 16x89) House, In a ne “4 a a houae will be leaned if desired ata rent Palos nay weer an Veativer an ae ‘Addvens TH. F., Heral Bolaern ung Flows. feria, Pi Cana and G Fen | Ziniaerare, Veter sacle cel Tagratn pest in ihe city at ART OF A HOUAE IN-BROOKIYN WANIED-—BY A | oz together with the kitchen Ulenala STEWARM'S, 102 Bowery. gentleman 2, with Oo ouber Tamily but these | “Catalogues atthe auctioncer's omen, Xo. yy Liberty ver] tee RIBBONS, selves, + er. gaar &. an soute, consint ng cat ar five .. ebeap city at Roomé, with wator au stating full particu: RB A. CHADD ARSE UU: i ART" — Broo! Mire thakmetor sy pies * .NMEN TRAY, PREXCH neat par rd 3. Resekiye Post ay OF BUBSISTENCE, STORER (CONDEMNE. p eseenpees re tie ee “eon - be agid at wuction ou Friday, Mash 2, 1806, at iz o'clock, BONNET pRawEn awery, ayaa or your, URN, 180 LED ROOMS x ANTED— bs No, 2 Bridge street. he o Some of ALD location New York at 10 bas — rabeopest 10 the cliy at iY CR lating lowest rent, Broker, bos 208 “ ART'S, Lee pet ata STEW. Andevery other article ie onr Huet the same low rates ppb. potty! ‘The goods are very Shay damaged. Sale positive. Terms BY onder of Beevet Brigadier General H. F. Clarke, A.C. Ga ROPERTY AT AUC WANTED—wy a SMALL PRIVATE PAMILY, AWN modern House, nofiiraisbed, in # good locality. drone, with fall particulars, box Past office. e Ad. . STEWART, 162 Bowery, abel donre wbuve Broome YN Y —ADRIAN HL Yann. LANN ANTED A SUALI. HOUSE WITH 4 FEW ACRES TION GOLD AND AELVER, B@R. 1 TO Of land, with alable. sunew here in Westchester count: Auciioneor, will offer for saie on Tharsday, - roe Ab eves conveulent w eaie.” Address (. 1). “Quel, 1iduh se, ‘lew Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broad } SCRUYLER, tie EY. ORATIAM 't Go. — 7 - Hs 5 faltowing anieribed 3 al estate, vii Howes and i * ‘2 8 + J, HOUSE | Loléon Canion slicet, Brooklyn, known hs Nos. aap al Mage ANTED BE “unuse, ta Yockrlil yt Aaeta Ponwen: | luna i, iving between Flushing and Park avenues, and op sion Istot May. Addcos», siating rani, W. L., bos 144 Herald Clty Park cio Sita WI. na MAGgNIFICE FICENE SHAWL, OF 50- rb richwe: very low, the | “ice. RURKE, AUCTIONERR—OFFICE 1% BOWERY, caw ner havin foo use fort Ber partiendars Sarees 2 beer 7ANTED—A SMALL HOUSE EN BROOKIA x. | D. makes, iierat advai Household Farnitare, 1,16 Roost of att venient to Fulton avenue oars, Rent from $400 t0 | Storm stud pris effected in one lot. eeribicie eT x fp 800) Address H., hox 117 Horald attire, wil + oblalined ef no obs 24 aa ali ane AU BON MARCHE, NPURNISHED SE, BELOW 1ON > ig ov og ae Sern pia Fourteenth siveot, by a very respectabl responsi: E t this establishment. Pues will ind Pee nae ik A ne ELEGANT € PORNITURE. fasta moe exsoriines' of every novelty, of the Lnest quadity and wel ebenprenn BY ORDER 0) B ASSIGN By EDWARD SCHENCK, porrow, Zi o'clvek at hie selenroun, OF Livery street, / ANTE D too POR A DENTAL ¢ ¥ $500 or Ged ¥. Witt AN OFFIC ES. For two ‘auall wnturnished Farnit hor et TP Apaey IBERALLY ADVANCED DIA. tas CHES. JEWELRY, ke OK te rere: ae ~ De OUGHT AY CTE HIGHEST kate sO WA NTEDS A Goon us House, IN FAWN BW JHEKETS BOUGUT ron DI toNis complete order wud eighhorhond; ubuv « Walcn. WE LR de, at 77 Bleecker «trea, up stair @ Fourtennth street, beiween Paurih aud Sixth avennes; by « a aaa rt nae eegmousible tewani. dddrans but Lait Pont ofier, aire Hist srands it Fura. Ta bi AY.—I PAY THE HIGHEST @RICES maprie ig an elegy frat class for Thamweds, Wawhes, Jewelry, ‘advance on ANTS! FIRKT CLASS HOUSE, pods, aud to he pereimptariny #014 without 4 ay a: votes prenrenman zs srarihatte argc Reet en BT toratoe en te yh RT A 2 - 7 x ~The opt tree o ual TRA ACH. Dagon B ire. Soya siatingrportantars wi sraiture can pi free ge wal BVAXC ED ON DIAMONDS = " scUTOR'S , Wey wwe ie Sice 18 ra veg ip areaneek, with Woodside rn. a tis Farin is large house, barn NEAT A, 8 EROADWAY, /CORS ee or paid the prive.tor 1) ae or will advance 4s the bas 1 and qutbouses, all in, good erder ihe sek, farm ten. ie, ae “ray ‘at iBo'clock. on the premisus, by sanenen, and kD. MURPHY, Executors. POLTON, AV CTIONRY. able Lape y od —LANGE SALE OF VALU- — _ — Furnivece, Mirre: elegant DWANCES MADE 0 MATCHES, biamox os, ne mas" a To-morrow owe reonal Property Widork, 1 R “yg ne satksON Tit Grand street Amo dona be mode ce studrese ‘10! good Howsebel: ar = “ . ” Fr ‘tt Beatin ea pasies Uo baveShcat 30 oF T anTTy t, ROOM NO. 2—A ueetG Wa me, Sarasa Y is, very de Oil Patutings sud Fngravings, Miro: pent gues tor Dina Of Third |woors (seven or y Rs ngravings, * AS ee ne Scones 0 Fa ey paket rs Clin Also, #t 1 o'edwok, thres Pi r orp gan 3 ri BROADWAY. i ore = Pum, sinlegel mime f y Y 4 RESPONSIBIA AND \0% earer: ee Eicon, or ay ail - wie aud enact locality, HT Sar i, Braudlen, Bitere ? bongs BRO! = - wd lot of other or How ae male de rr) me aeons ee furaiaved and tntiurnished; also parte of Gronar xeon, aver AUCTIONE RR 5 BU ARLBA E MILES 8 60, 34 NTH HOU aRHORD OED PCRS 8 SALE.—LIQUOR Scan tenth ~ | prepcd Pease MAST AND PIER Fa aiee ns, 4. Sy Antloneere will sell on Friday, at 11 Fiat d's OF Gompany B, Pins? RU. } ANTED—6 DRSK MYOM, UNTIL MAY 1, DOWN gipleck, at Gres general assortment Hawking Zounves, Captain Aine V town, ate the Post oft HE COOK, ¢ 101; o'clock, a large Tandy” Gio, Winte, he,, in barrels aid laden lnvch | 2a “CHARLES F.8 £00. 4 Cedar street va of Fei class cit Warniture, Inch Mes:' oleo Bar’ Fistards 9 Furnitare; asta Tease | = Sch id various covert Rookiasee an #, Ae. JONM KELLY, Sheriff. na -ASTRD--A MUD! BLN. LOCATED THREE | Tables, Hea tenSe, Bureaus. Washeta all and foun Sac u Rep. mals MOOe ose ad ei i be Tiara Bo mag Bo ie e.eots vonghe at ins sale cow ; Tons « Aron COAL small famaly, 4diivens Ade roe , - fay ~ main on storage trey’ of eharge, not 20. 000 p: raxt ig 0) A Two wi y Mires HOF secoN4 oy! r D, Bat 7 Mas Nrow ra ca hborhaod. sountty eal tre suit street, opposite Un re! Ss <A KEW ROSEWOOD RILLIARD TABLE, | {ust perms, (ot hoe iy! #25) por The Delaware, Lacknwa mage W1Mh, Marble top a splendid artiste, clieap. “Inatl ANDUM; Wold be good and perm. ee Sccupante: wilh a aperiant ae otto or eetieciion of rn OM Bch, their ere ant, nate TER, Ut Bast Thiri eenth siveei, between Thirdand | quiet an te w lable American family “TMMicd. Addrys® rit fren D rate bane order for te of coal immediatedy + bow 13 Herald ove ws en i | posens - road. ~ 1 ae ‘ime bf “WE nY, &C. *ANTED—TO RENT, © Mion stoor House. ‘NA ine a Ho i 4 oh SSetion, an hu ] ee ietionieersy Sue ecent onightborloid, wish modern improvements, erat % . AND TON H ov A GENTLE .! mah bo exe eit and 28,88 Tt @ anal sizes, deliver. Goins EAT fia, : = nt and seo of . eek OR Fon 0 we, Ramer ee onlay, we “neat tie, a Tad ths N.J., during the month Teduced,eigeumatances ° 3 Ses Fourteenth street, room No. 8 Usnnotiete. Kas Warne DI Teoias yA HOUSE - tient OF Falatin (hate one Te3 myn whuover, being Sians - d ‘ i, | ery i the WILL PAY AT MY PRIVAT Geyer No I OF hoot: er. con =e * on, ‘neu most varied of w rons Of art offer. the company. | The Tug gehar ] 1 sireet, pear way. the ‘uighent tt days ovale, welt Bites od at notion Us Fa at arta, visi _ bes. rer are nee One. Les e., BB. Werald ofiee, | ie tier, sy ent Achenbach, F ton, io current funda, payable oman e+ Ce YO td PANTED TO HIRKe aw ye serene Ferboeckhoren, 38 a as, and the Balanon, wit the goverhinen tax ot = W eforacatw. 64 HOUSE, WITH St AB ar Ba. Freve Mout Diliews, $0°*% cents per ton, in current Manan within ton days therg: , cef BUSINESS | YTANTED © naa (4 in = - Cr—8o_ IMPOSTTTO! ties “8 : f 7" , P; vo Medical Clairvoyant pews is Mre. STARK, 32 | M .% - Pd gee ys A “THE LECTUR SI! ABO! 5 ae, Gents not admit toa sior, 8 Canal street, thitd Moor, or at Measra ‘A-Duverger, Bnitlonn, [Mrontan LECTURES DAILY FOR GENTLEMEN me & Dowring’s, 2h Cedar street, second floor, ‘k. i, Durand, N. A Patrol De Nex vet ‘at the New York Museum of Anat 618 8. RB. Gifford, N RLatont ‘te Mera PL Muiain, oe yprties unable to attend, these lectures cath have t FANTED TO RENT. ro Leak AND COMPLETELY | S' Cotman, XA. ¥ Versebuur, Breton seer teu cents, by Ing Secretar; Soeld tn telling o A House, m on Boughton, A ry ath reese, mae Dikeness, Khe poe Soe ry 4 three Fr Tj 4 N " mee ght .STROLOGER OF AMaat0 DENTISTRY, hy 1, a, goed fuel 4 ian THIPTCIAL TRETH ONLY $8 WARRANTED UN. eae Ter 0 surpassed. | Teed Mlict nd extenoted without pain w oh Bleecker ot Platina sad bone hull nte to ‘o 138 Dene Tih, Bend Benet. Wint . ADAMB WALT bist De Bylandt, nt, viait her (or evoryth: ERY.~TRETH EX | ¢ Philippean, KAVEST BUSINESS AND two Mocks from Broad ¥ Haren ane, Sveny Saree JoLToN ‘DENTAL ASSOCIATION. —"TO DR. CL Ogilvie, rat - J the eredit of reviving the use we ike 1 nig wien 8 end rare b D FORTUNE axent {Nitrous Oxide) im the practice Cis Re BUR, the Ri ennat FORTUNE | fm Dr. Carnorkan instr the gat 1 the run EER ony: can be coumnited in Frencs nelish, Spaniab. Italian Douce tau 5 ‘Ol oh + hours from § oeP oper Institute cat and moat important ‘picture by thie cele- ara (aerman “aronteas vitambernapshdadtucahib ua dh ad fh America, "They are now on exhinition, free, Fourth street “pes T KNOW MY TOOTH WAS OUT.” SAID ONE ad evening Dull evening of mile, and we moat cordially aay Invite an examination by all ‘ daily administered. Teeth extracted withaut jovers of art, Catalogues cant ARMs. wogASannAT af «> aie i Auny Ag ag VAN VERCK 8, 178 Sixt) avenue, Benatifal | he obtained at (be gallery of at our offen, Sf 37 Nase yo terert. ‘qnrner of Canal. ‘apoultation PU eeth $1 and upwards SALESEOON RAY, CLAIRVOYANT AND ASTROLOOIST — = ra . — M in Ay Hutabors, spredy marriages. 20) Sevenih avenue CIGARS AND TOBACLO, te the Post office, MINER & votenthante 1 anand POR, SALE TWENTY THREE CASES OF SEED LOAF 1) at anetion, on Thursday, March . crOpE OF IB. Address Lewis Woodrul, TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, Southington, Conn, rao, Sheet one, thowaand F ORTLA SMALL, LONG HAIRED, RLACK tT) 0 VO) GiGArs at Low casi Prices PROM Sand storage, from the following fe Ratlead ana nderked wiih % ne and ta a: tnd HOt ( ( $16 0 4 0. CHREKS, yeas Companion ; 1 " rand Compan her goliar, Age emer mpany, 9 Warren | Harnden’< Kaprees. Satioval Rupee < pany. Vaued | davis of Eu wne famue Wo 4s Vong Ferg corms tot ithe a ree << eayites Company gag We Bionjogion Line. _J SALES AT AUCTION, Naeoe a a8 AUCTIONEER. of yore ¥ Py co. at ag ‘o'clock poy! niet v7 cer op Finer Ape COLORS mek PRO! esti AND peng. o¢ sn AerisTS. Src ela Rr ow fod 10 onder teal iat ape Cost, thany of which were pala (Reet teeta, srcaie ee anction on the aay, sb of 5 are Hilderbrandt, > | Fae r ee ¥ Gorgas, Verscheure, A. Bierstadt, thd others of oolebe To revel the fine Picture entitled THE PLATTE “tn PER, NEBRASKA, RSTADT. Size nied at about the i ‘same time as his celebrated picture a at he Pi LCANO OF COTOPAXI, F. gape formi offered a of n iat vane, most ery desirable collections ition & from Friday, 234. Pst, pevre the two Loe ‘evenings pale Bi = A UCTS i LEDs it a 57 ogee atlbo'doel, atthe privais tates 38 Mat = leer used RSAC HORSE Matches ‘the pair—a splendid A FOUR QUARTER OPEN CARRIAGE, squabs, maki inter tage all >: Sy i ae wane UBL Hs iitaanaa made to order wn te Pano fon & Lowden, viz: Dress Buspkets, Engin Kersey. Fancy nkets, OBES ‘AND PURS. White Bear, e and pith head; Black Bear do. ‘Suttalo Lap Wobes, wins Black Angora, Squirre! Aino Stable Bquipments, Pi els Chains and extrs Harnens, Indy Hogakin Saddles with Bridles, ‘dar Angalen, Whips; bo-—Ai Gibson's make. H3 RY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. H. H. LEEDS ata SET ROH 23.) auction, on at 10); o'clock, at the residence 216 West Fourteenth street, ith aver URN RE—ilver Plated ther makers; xminster Rugs, fone! rounics r door, ee ‘back er crimson; figured satin Suita, covered in erimson reps: carved rosa Bide,’ Centre Tables, rosewood mirror gere, crimson Satin, Window Curiains, Lace do. gilt Cor: hices, Window Shades, Chi and res, gilt frame French Plate Mantel Mirror, gilt frame, Ol Paintings repute; rose’ A and Recep- DINING ROOM—Brussels mahogany Extension Dining Table, Dining Room Sult. in orange ou Ol Paint ‘Enite China DI nner Se ‘white and gilt China Tea Bet, lassware, &. hogany and rosewood Chairs, in hair cloth; Brussel Sttr ies Fnseoe it ta ea ‘Chairs, together with the Kitehen Furniture, ich the will commence. Fi Pat Sp hea ye gs ROOM No. Eighth street, will sell this day, at iT o'clock, ‘he: fine vais TE Prince street; cheap rent; Yease; sale will be positive, without reserve. ENRY FELTMAN, Gg meg meer THIS ‘day, at one o'clock, at 1 sary ig street, the large htock uf Groceries, Large lot of Soaps. LL AT AUCTION, ON Broadway, two valuable jwellings, north and ave- desirable, being 1800 can be had. For farther par- OSE HEORTATBAY, MARCH 23, Wo'clock A. M,, at the Central sslesrooms, Willoughby street, corner. wotecrewnte. antl Peer er, Chamber ane bi oe com agniture; Hair Mattresses, Feaiher Beds, Velvet ‘Brussels Carpets, Stov: ac. J. MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOM A 194 CHAT. re. _Cendigastion nale, o'clock. of Furniture, Bedding, ‘Mattresses, Sheots, Blan Bunkets D Fy Goods, be. AWNBROK EW SALE TILER BAY, BY JOHN TEST, 15 Kast Broadway, of 400 inte Women's Pledged Goods, By order of D. De- " DAWNRROKER'S SALE THIS B—THIS DAY, MARCH 2 AT Lo'elock precisely, B. 300 Lots of ruvedeered 1 008, an ‘4c. By order of Charles corner of Thirtieth street. GEORGE G. LEWIS, AU At 18 Bowery, by rder of @ HERMAN, AUCTIOS WILT, SELL THIg DAY, We, Thuraday, Mareh $3, at Fol oaiocke at No, 9 Sixth the Bowery, the Stock and Fixtures of aw Fy store, viz: a general assortment of Prandies, Whiskies, Rum, Cigars, €e.; also fine Counters, Fixtures, Standing Caske, Force eo. AMUEL WYNN, AUCTIONEER, SELLS. THIS DAY. SY at lly o'clock, Fixtures, two years! lease (with Horse, Wagon and flarness) of eosery Store 8 Mulberry Sue 8 SALE. SHGHIMRY Sreaw evarves, normers, ac. RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER, will well on Monday, March 26, at IL o'clock, at the National Steel Works, on Second avenue, between ‘Forty sixth and Forty-seventh sirects, conslating of 1 Seam ai sr TERS, Auctioneer: I grclock, in from of the cig ings Tuowas Doxtar, Bepaty. WHER: . 8 PRESERVED. gg Cy? PICKLE ee croRy, Rion STOC 'D MACHINERY. LTE! ewe sell on Thursday, lie’ aoe it 144 Lil stock Meee hot orate fe Sopogs fortis weds, win ee KELLY, z Jon Lrscm, Deputy Sheri On oT Suznives SALK.—BICc! .RD WALTERS, AUCTION. WALTS: Bywierres Seer Rand Noah, Mom C. Live mw s0uN KELLY, Sheriff. TTS, D.D., WILL DELIVER His Pi nahin, In the ib avtiine Baptist chu eh, faday evening, 22d ma, Ny: Tickets, fifty ive ft Seine cCoURT. Tn the matter of ihe application of the Mayor, Alter men and Commonalty of the city of New York relative to the widen! Hending Of Aula street aud Putton atrset in, the eity statutes Jia puch enon made and provided, the omammonaly of the city oF New York hereby a em 8 Cour of the Mate of New Yor ME Special Ferm. of said Court, to, held wt t in the city of New York, on Saturday, day of March, 1966, at the ‘c that day, or ak toon thereafter ae counsel can be hard, for the appointment of Commissioners of Estimate ands. in the above entitied matter: that (he 1 ireand mprovement hereby, intended is the wideulng Ann street ping of extont of the Fulton street, in said ity, on the nor Ann street: ntso 0 street and Ryd street, beth Fulton street Front streetnd # certain map gevor, on file im the o © ite of New ¥ O-GORMAN Feb, Ti, 138s Rit New Yous, = 2 precy ats i ‘Yor! nd Ce 7 ly be ope oon va Aber! ot r ed Willie on t, William street and told - between Wilham " erly side of Futon r Ney and Woeter treet, and orthe ‘i NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1866—WITH SUPPLEMENT. THE CAPITAL. Important Proceedings Congress Yesterday. The New York and West India Telegraph Bill Passed by the Senate. Appropriation of Government Ve.sels for Quarantine Purposes. Passage of the Bill for the Pun- ishment of Counterfeiters. Senatorial Debate on the National Protective Homestead Bill. The Diplomatic Appropriation Bill Passed by the House. bande | Extended Discussion of the Pennsyl- vania War Claims. ood | Tneffectual Effort to Admit the Tennes- see Representatives. The Ways and Means Committee and the Tax Bill. Reported Appearance of the Cholera at Mobile. &c. &c. &c. ‘Wasuiverox, March 21, 1866. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH THE WEST INDIES. Despite the objections raised by certain Senators, the sole privilege for fourteen yeurs to lay down and operate asubmarine telographic cable between New York and the West Indies was to-day granted by the Senate to the International Ocean Telegraph Company. The time for the construction of the line which is to connect New York with the West Indies and the Babama Islands was Mmited to three instead of five years, The granting of the exclusive privilege is important, as the Spanish gov. ernment has awarded the same rights to a Spanish com- Doubtless the two companies will join interests pany. for the furtherance of the project. / & DRATHBLOW TO RAILROAD MONOPOLIES. ‘The bill to facilitate commercial and postal intercourse between the States, which originated in the last Congress and failed in the Senate for want of time, passed the House to-day by a majority of twenty. In plain English the title of the bill would be am act to smash State monopolies of travel, and-for this reason it was vigorously opposed by representatives from New Jorsey and Pennsylvania, where they have little arrange- ments of their own for transporting passougers and freight through their dominions. The bill, as amended ‘and passed, provides that al! railroads operated by steam may transport government property over their lines, bridges, ferries, &c., and receive compensation therelur, and that they may make connection with other roads in other States when practicable. Jack Rogers and othera vehemently proteste against overriding State charters conveying exclusive privileges to certain roads, but to ‘no avail. THE LOAN BILL. ‘The Ways and Means Committee commenced the con- sideration of the recommitted Loan bill this morning, and hope to present it to the House in two or three days at farthest. The public is more interested in this measare than almost apy other. All classes are anxious for such Congressional action as wi!) settle the present uncertainty concerning the amount of currency to be authorized. fixed at any reasonable figures all will concur cheerfully. Until this is done commercial values will remain un- settled. THE CONTEMPLATED CHANGES IN THE REVRNUB LAW, The delay of the Ways and Means Committee in per- fecting and recommending some contemplated changes of the Interna! Revenue laws is occasioning the Commis- INTERNAL If sioner great perplexity, and will cause much useless labor. But six weeks are left in which to print and distribute millions of blanks in all the States. With the Probabilities amounting almost to a certainty that several important modideations of the laws would be made by Congress, the Commissioner of Internal Reve- nue has waited thus long, but wili soon be obliged to It ts questionable whether any send out his old blanks, changes could now be engineered through both houses ‘of Congress within the time specified. A spirit of cap- \ousness prevails that would retard the passage of any laws of the kind. THE CHOLERA QUESTION is not overlooked in the press of other matters, and every precaution is being taken to prevent the land ng on our shores of that fell disease. After the ugual amount of objections, raised by several Senators who display peculiar merit only in this species of oratery, Mr. Riddell moved to lay the matter on the table, but failed to carry his point. The joint resolution as it passed authoriz7s (he Secretaries of War and the Navy to place at the dieporal of the proper officere vessels and hulks for quarantine purposes im all the ports of tho United States. REPORTED APPEARANCE OF THE CHOLERA AT MOBILE. Advices from Montgomery, Alabama, dated on the 16th inst., baye been received by Dr. C. W. Homer, Chief Medical Officer of the Freedmen's Burean, informing him that a report was in circulation here that the cholera had made its appearance at Mobile, Ala, although the Teport was not traced to any reliable sourc®, APPREHENSIONS OF THE YELLOW FEVER AT KEY west, Dr. Thomas Sims, late Surgeon of Volunteers and for: oul Director of the Third Army corps, has been appointed ppnlal Hgelth Ofeee for. the inten ot South Carolina and Georgia, ibe tetiaeenaaton of General Sickles, and starts for Ch on Saliitday, weet full powers to call upon all military and naval authorities ‘for i} Hocus </ HAS wal: which were dicreted bag known to appear so early in + closest observers amon «oy former season. rr at Key w« it bad never been The ¢ medical men unite in predicting its early appear”, ee this year, and even now ite ravages may bave “ommenced. MRPPRCTUAL EFFORT TO ADMIT TENNESSEE. Mr. Latham, of West Virginia, exploded a joke in the Honse this afternoon, but its effect was speedily neu- tralized. Affecting to believe that the radials, Recon ‘struction Committee and all, recognized the right of Tennessee to representation in Congress, he sent up a resolution asking that ber Representatives be admitted, and that the Committee of Fifteen be discharged from further consideration of ber ease. Soma insatiable rad). cal objected to the introduction of the resolntion; ®0 Tennessee will continue to be, for a time at least, one of the sweet morsels beneath the tongue of the ogreish comm ities, THE DEAD PUCK COMING TO GRIRF. The Secretary of the Senate shows grief, the session he would Earlier in trip lightly through the Capitol passages from the Senate to the lower House, appear in. side the bar of the House and lay & message from the Senate before Mr. Speaker, creased countenance and an advanced stomach. & loud voice, a smile, Lat torly, however, when he appears he appears déjected. He mumbles ina faint voles the titles of the papers which he holds in his hat, and slides sorrowfully away to a sofa in the lobby for a few moments’ interchange of Woes with the sepulehral Kelley or the ghostly Broom. all, His lose of voice, stomach and spirit oe mark in the galleries, among reportere aad other re. like to eatch the titles of Senate bills semua rate “the duck with the weak quack,” ‘THE BQUALIZATION OF BOUNTIES. The bili to equalize bounties, introduced by Mr. Julian to-day, and referred to the Committee on Military Af fairs, provides for the payment to every soldier and sail. or who served during the late war, and who has been or may be honorably discharged, a bounty of eight and one-third dollars for every month of service rendered; Provided, that in ease of discharge on account of wounds received in action the full bounty shall be paid for the term of service for which the enlistment was mado. No bounty is to be paid to any soldier or sailor who was prisoner of war at the time of his enlistment, or who had been discharged at his own request, unless for the pur- pose of re-enlistment or to accept promotion, nor to any saijor whose prize money shall exceed the amoun' of bounty he would be entitled to, PREVENTION OF CATTLE DISEASE. A grazier of Germany has addressea a communica- tion to the Department of State suggesting a means of preventing the spread of the ‘“‘rinderpest.” The theory is that the diseased cattle —_poicom the atmosphere; hence they are to be separated from the healthy avimals, and the latter lubricated with pe- troleum aud a small quantity of the oil mixed with their food, The communication has been sent to the House Committee on Agriculture, OLD SOUTHERN SUITS BEPORE THE AUPREMEB courT. The admiralty case now before the United States Su- preme Court on an appeal from a decree of the Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana is one of four from the Southern States now ready for argument, aud the determination of which was interrapted by the war. ‘There are sixty odd cases pending from the same sec- tion, but they cannot be reached during the present term of the court, THE PATENT OFFICE REPORTS. ‘There will no doubt be considerable wailing amon; the industrious mechanics of the country when they learn ‘that Congress has provided only fifteen thousand copies of the Commissioner of Patents’ Repert to be given away this year. Mr. Lafiin, of the Committee on Printing, made a report to that effect to-day, and it was adopted by the House. Mr. Laflin explained that it was necessary to reduce the edition asa measure of economy. He made a statement of the fearful expenses of the gov- ernment printing, in which he said the paper used last year amounted in value to one-thirteenth of all the pa- per made in the United States in 1860, and that the books issued amounted in value to one-twelfth of all the publi. cations in the States during that year, newspapers in- cluded, Here at- Washington the government has the largest publishing house in the world. He holds that curtailment of government orders for white paper would benefit the book and newspaper publishers of the coun- try more than apy possible reduction of tariff on foreign paper. The resolution was adopted, and a raving «tf one hundred and twenty-eight thousand dollars effectcd in this item alone, Economy in every possible form is to be the order in government pr.nttug hereafter. ORDERS TO COLLECTORS OF CUSTOMS ON NORTHEAST COAST. The Secretury of the Treasury has issued a general order to collectors on the Northeast coust that, bofore admitting to entry any importations under the provisions of the act of March 16, 1866, entitled “‘An act to further secure to American citizens certain privileges under the Treaty of Washington,” customs officers will requ the presentation of a manifest setting forth the deacrip- tion and quality of such importation, being the produce of the forests of Maine upon St. John’s river and ts ‘rib- utaries, owned by American citizens, and sawed or hewed n the province of New Brunawick by American citizens, and being urmanufactured in whole or in part, and specifying the place of original production, the place where the same was sawed or Hewed, the name or 1esi- dence of the owner or owners, the name of the person who sawed or hewed the samo, and that he, as well as the owner, are citizens of the United States; apon which manifest shalt be etidorsed a certificate from the United States Consu! at St, John, New Brunswick, that be is satistled, from the oath of such owner and perton who did the swig or hewing, or other sufficient evidence, that the same is true. PCS PUNEMENT OF TOR MASS MBET Ni. Th» national mass meeting to sustain Presiden’ Joh son's policy is postponed until Wednesday, March 28. THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL. Until within a day or two there wag but little doubt expressed concerning the fate of the Civil Rights bill. Nearly every one expected it to receive the Mrosi- dent's signature. This eveniag an adverse opinien gains ground, bat may rest ou little or no foundation. NSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS MUSTRRED OUT. and Fourteenth Pennsylvania regi- Brigadier General McKibben, is the only volunteer regiment in the service from that State, and leaves for Philadelphia to-night to be mu‘icred out. - COUNTERFEIT TWENTY-FIVE CENT NOTE. The redemption division of the Currency Bure.n * already in receipt of a counter-elt Jong note twenty five cent piece. THE NEWLY APPOINTED SPCRETARY OF ANI/ONA 1s James P. T. Carter, formeriy Colonel of the Second ‘Yen- nesace regiment in the federal army. He bears the r cord of @ faithful ond gallant officer. THE PUBLIC LANDS. Returns bave just been received at the General Land OMice from the Register's office at Montgomery, Al giving in detail the condition of the public iand ness at that place, Notice has been given that (he offiee- would be opened on April 9 for the it of innd claims and the discharge of other public business com nected therewith. The Land Office bas succeeded |» ob- taming for the present the use of two rooms i the State Capitol, to be ocoupied by the Register and Re- ceiver. nominations : - inster Resi@ mt at Consuls—James Donalson Long, laud, at Montevideo; Hiram R. Hawkins, ot Neate, os Charles A. Toss, at Fonchalt; Androw 3. Btovenm, of Towa, at Smyrna; k F Cavada, of Pennsy by: at Trinidad, rend es hes Willtam M. o, of New ye Canada; 0. M. Spancer, of Iowa, at Geneva; A. Gregg, of Tennes- Walker, of Tenvemer, K.P. Smith, of New York, to be Commissione- 6: tr- Sreeniote 20 at the of Philadel; hia went ‘Custime Town (reek, Pan F. Swift, Collector of Customs at Barnstable, Byrneus Bi se. booty Roker de Poss ve RL oa oe lector of Customs at Apalneht itliam E. Wells, Collector of Customs for Petersiirg, William H. to be the Indian Va, —s the iarmeen ot Saseine. of Thdia1 to be Agent for the Ch taw and Chickasaw rr % Luther E. Webb, of Wisconsin, Agent for the Chippe was of ‘of Utab, ee + San ntendent of ‘The Senate confirmed the followi Edward M. McCook, ‘of Colorado, 3 ber a ee yan Ielands, fran Hew gy se Tal toca vo ag ee Thomas Mui Indian Aftvire Retbe Central seatral bay erate Edward B. Taylor, of Nebraska, bef - yo for tr} Northern tendon of ney. be Superintenden! jsendeney, Chaney down cate rind Foxes of Mseour! atel C. C._Oakes, ano ne Agent of the Grand cr ata writin oa oF Br weed alley 1, tt orale, to be Agent for the vine Noh wn, of ‘New Mexico, to be Associate Jv tice. R. Drybergh to be Chief Engineer of the rey ener ir Pirtus, THIRTY-NINTH OONGRE 33 First Seeston. seats. Wannexdtom, March 2) ino0 KANSAS AND NROGIO VALLEY RAT ROAD. x, (rep.) of Mo., introduced @ bill to wil in ction of the Kansas and Neosho Valley aii road, connecting the Great Lakes, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas with Texas aod the Gulf of Mexico, and to sea to the goverament the use of the same for military. ystal and other purposes. Referred to the Commitice on ublic Lands. This bili authorizes the above road to construct » road and telegraph line from the eastern terminus 0: the mn Pacific Reitroad, Bastern Pivieton, at the mouth of the Kansas river, through the eastern tier of coun\ is to Red river, to connect with the railway from Guives ton to Presten, with @ bianch to Fort Smith and gives the right of way for two hun dred fect in. width, and for needed = mater ala from the public land@. It extend® the origmal gront ot land through the entire route, subject to the mame condi tions It empowers the company to negotiate wii!) the Kegan tribes for the lands gronted through the Indian reservations. It authorizes the imaue of constru tow bonds of one thousund dollars cach, and gaarantec. (hat the int poo eaid bonds for twemy years sho'l be SEE SUPPLEMENT SBEET