The New York Herald Newspaper, April 11, 1866, Page 8

NEW YOR™ HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1), 1866.—-WITH SUPPLEMENT, ‘sd —_|_ PARE AE [= em nee keen eet Z9P “aun, eannnncar tt EI nannnipabeahaaan new and ‘rye reply to questions about the prospects of | flag and. to, the national government for that proteod’ one ae ¥OR SALELON BROAD- Y EROSENB OIL REFINBRY, iN 1, BRODELYN, FOR Tend’ ,esoe now is, “Tennessee be damned.” pe Ak tho fe et tase hag oS Bale, For pirticular: quire’ of B DW. oR, pei bt rh Pause. rt 5 one do., $75,00; one for 850,000; ani | aig Hat i Brn. ipdxu00;, one dv., ‘avenue, between nilbcintmnciienaed Tho President to-day signed an order granting pardons | {U%e tne American people regard itchy the eres to thirteen Louisianians, one South Carolinian and one | /¥, Téeonstruction bes been, delayed, : think Alabamian, all under the twenty thousand dollar clause. Presiden: ee ie Phe ome of the most luportant medi: einiian ever publishes im any age., Hamble cupiee conta. ‘Published by the Universit) gw Chol a P Anerican Cor M ROBINBON, 85 Nassau street _ AW LIBRARY FOR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST selected 1a the State, containing all the Reports; will ompany, e COMBINA- — Lure FIRE PROOF SAE, WITH de sold low. Apply to GEO. G. SICKLES, 79 Nassau st York. by NONTAGIO! DI SEASES. A de lock, cheap, at 37 John street, New - . APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON. ent in the work of po Hg which Qeearens, to hi C et be adapted to the nature Of t'/p Ash of there WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE FoR SALB-NOW | GOAP FACTORY FOR SALECIN BROOKLYN, WITR, THE BANKRUPT Babbe | senaereon reiiaviy ascertained that applications have ‘most fitting’ and Congresa vile engaged for thi ei Topagation of the species. Tha, soll must te 00d cash business, in a thriving Western, “idarese ‘Soap, Herald ofice. ore et. been made, and are now pending, for pardon by elgaty- four months in b the seed or there will be small ' ¢icrease. ‘The in bo at eap, ay the owner cannot attend to it | ADDY rere peat ; one hundred and | Comparing opinions, | and | in action to lay’ th so ce hare those matters in 4¢-which unite and jest, DEDENICH, SEAMS & CO., No. 18 Mal * | QTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE—OF A NEW '- TENT six ex-members of the Congesen; one’ foun that plan of reconstruction which shalt epidemical and contagious P° z-ong or they will be- Sew turk. Mangle and Wringer, exceedingly simple tn i, |, Gomalener thirty-two ex-graduates of West Point, but who served in wished, lamp unsupp’ 4 with oil. BRANDRETH’S, f)LL8 " #5 on which alone contagion LIQUOR STORE IN must be sold this week, ‘7m Teuth street ferry in Green: —FOR SALE, THE FIN Apwig ut the sixth Lous ‘take from the bi an reet and pr “Gee theve Pil P ROKING BUSINESS, THREE TEARS AWSER particulars call from 4 till 9 P. West Thirty-fifth street, in furniture store, “AOW, ing to the Printed directions, and “@#q will remain safe though sur founded by POISO’ 4oU8 EXHALATIONS. Otice for BRAN! AETH'S PLLLS ie 294 Canal street, Brandreth House. old by all druggists. CES sea ALLY OBTAINED, WITHOUT PCB: + fo allo . without fee till a Civics free M. HOWES) attorvey and Nassau street, ‘cash business, will be sold this diy at a bargain, with due Euglish Heer Pump. Apply at 82 Iidge street. N OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OFPERED.—A FIRST class Li Fifth ward is olfered for sale, Sipoing to the is within one block of the Jersey City ferry band Albany line of boats ‘Inquire for o id weei ih Aid Washington street. ONT UA ANY NAUSEOUS DRU rouence TTER'S English Bitters. De. OME ocrees, 7 itl many States grant divorces On proof of aban. doamen? , cruelty, drunkenness und © wares “An able attorney. having, ral Ba pie A areas Philo Justitia, box 6,898 Post once, BUT IN THEIR 32 Broadway. Bros ld this week. For particulars app! Lofts to let. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. + ing Saloens, Photo; :GALLY_OBTAINED WITHOUT PUR. tables; five; rare ed I MIRST CLASS FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHINA AND Gloss Ware, imported direct. Just the place for new land old housekeepers to buy cheaper than any other house ee neat olds warranted au represented. EDWARD D. BASSFORD, Cooper Insitute, corner store. YES MADE NEW—WITHOUT SPECTACLES, Pamphletimailed free. Address LB. Foote, M.D. 1130 Bro: oadway, New York. MITCITELL’'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. cheap. Buapie each day until sold of .CKSON, 43 and 45 Tompkins’ Market. A fermbe. Inquire on the premises, 114 Nassau street, NEATLY FITTED UP_ BARROOM, DOING A GOOD RARE CNANCE.—THE | OLD, ESTABLISHED di an be ught for aust Sener yee reeteiars oy ay ‘at 89 Mercer street, FIRST CLASS CORNER BAKERY FOR SALE.—AN A Express Business, Paper and Stationery Stores, Meat Markets, Broadway Restaurants, Liquor Saloons, Groceries, —FOR SALE, CORNER LIQUOR STORES, BOWL. A raph Galleries, Confectione:y and Restaurante, vitor and Sh theese Store, first class Barber ; ey ‘and other States ‘are valid everywhere, and Shope. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street, obtained. nsellor-at-Law . $85 Broadway. LARGE BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE—ELEVEN din this city; will be sold at a sacri- STAND IN AN UPTOWN MAKKET FOR SALE FIRST CLASS DOWN TOWN DINING SALOON Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured, Sent free. Address EB. Foote, M. D., 1,180 Broadway, New York. Corner Liquor Store, down town: whole ho Croup—Ho’ Cure, Sent way, New York. may bo Eaully Prevented, Also Cause and ‘Address £. B, Foote, M. D., 1,18) Broad- Chambers street, room No. Confidential Information for the Married. Sent free in sealed envelope, Address 1. B. Foote, M. D., 1,180 Broad: way, New York. Medical Common Sense, 40 pages, 100 illustrations; $1 50. Bent by mail everwhere aid. Contents tables sent Tree, Address tie wulhor, Ee B. vote, 1.13) Broadway, New York. Consultations free daily from 9 A. M. to 9 P. la- A —FOR SALB. A GOOD CORNER LIQUOR STORE, ward; will be sold cheap. Apply to Tr wikLtaM ‘ABBOTT, auctioneer, In Chatham square. NOTHER GREAT CHANCE.—FOR SALE, A FIRST oF three years’ lease, cheap. re paid up to August next. Apply immediately to GAFFNEY, Auctionees, 25 wita apartments to live in located, in the Sixth SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE CHEAP— = ie Perfect order. Cull at 184 Ludlow atreet, near Hous- valids at a distance may consult by letter. Revo rene DERE Bo MS SS ‘Twonty-secund street. WIDOW LADY IN STRAITENED CIRCUMSTAX. 34, but owning her own house, wishes to borrow (A BARGAIN. BROADWAY MILLINERY STORE FOR ir the house; is willing to pay one per cent a month, sale, with Lease, Stock and Fixtures, Rent $1,500; oe wih rent a partof the house {or cash ate reduced price; | terms to sult Pugchaver “ttoeation below Eighth stroct, BER hs, imlereat monthly. "Aadreas May, ‘tation Dy PULLMAN & CO., 713 Broadway, room 17. JOLES COUNTY (ILLINOIS) BONDS WANTED—IN 4, Szehange for United States Ten-forty Bonde. Holders will address me at Charleston, 111. HN MONROE. LOAN WANTED— $8,000 FOR THREE YEARS. TWEN- terete paid. Wecurity unquestionable, Ad- pond, Heral ERPETU AL POLICIES. METROPOLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY, NOH. 108 AND 10 BROADWAY, NEW ‘YORK. yee SAPITA Ts at “ihe Metropolitan Ingu ranee oi being @onrinced of the great rans rand wat ata of rie setae inel lading Shell Boats, at the boatbullding shop of Ste] Roberter foot of 1ldth street and Harlem river aR ae business location in the city; with a f ‘only on account of sickness in the family. P Address W. F., box 197 Herald office, leading avenues; averago busin jOHN MAL ‘second stree! ef Deposit Insurance, #0 wand in sume of Gin tiner States or the Union, hee nonin corner iat Porky: decided fo adopt the same in its own business, whenever it ORNS’ PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY FOR SALE.— FIRST be destred by th seking ti thie mode of {ueurioy will be Sat ee houses | cheap tl Cpt Try Fe. GBARCD we auclusively: and will be conducted on the following Siamese, | & wes heed e ate. The aseutied is required, on the lasuing of the , to de- it with the 0} on, not of annual premiums, whch e- mian'ns asa went di so longasthe v4 sed the par deaies wuranee. If the bes itis provided that the insurance —— etill Bota for sirty days longer, in order to give time to make the UTCHER SHOP FOR SALE.—' street, for sale cheap i a pai oe mae, a8 Teasons given for selling. ‘as above. ‘Sonn J. O'DONNELL. ‘Beoessary change in the policy. ‘Whenever the sero "nail ‘elect to terminate the ii IGAR STAND—INOLUDING | OR FOUR YEARS’ ance, or the same sball be terminated by sale nn abuve tne: with valuable. privilegen, Inquire. at St Cloud i wchout any deductian, Teuirned to ike assured, | Brother, Bund 10 Plat aeot, New Yorks in ft can in walved me Cmgany woes partes gong Scare gy uaa tg ab: Gemire to be secure agaings Anozaur ‘of the prackienl working of thie system is here taurant ian Sas Sixth avenue and Ce: on the a Pon which ty Gosites to insure for Park. In at 86 Highth avenue. P. GAVPN! aemtam 00, anit: fen yonrs R GALE—A LOT OF CHOICE FLAX, BAILS, PART fam ts $ pat PONS 3 ‘this sam steers, a | ‘ever used; ‘an account, - Aj pong 9 mance porpeeens, fasts, 17 south strovt, or 65 Duane street up ‘hen papreperty te sold, Od hg mt Piicainig aban- @on ihe insurance, thd rece rene eed Back $118.75 of ot Sia and the somenren receives his whole room 17. a ya case linen hrs perm Termenent sceryin Seana FOR ALES ONE OF SHE BE THE BERT MARKETS Ur TOWN, 4 rar to prevant polly omit ‘alan wu: | aire ere’ even mote than elsewhere. "The finmense steount of | FOR ENTIRE FIXTURES OF Seely ‘proporiy in “this i meng, RANKLIN HAIROMEUSING AND BATHING BA- i of ction, "moat And sriesee sa ‘corner of Broadway and Dey Saigaeee for he permene will be sold in tate oan deat me monies yoay someemee ene Snaiia’ papery ee | Fountain, Tek Mirrors, Cou lass Cases, Bar. by ‘cm es dep Pad fo ee sh etppor ag ‘Tubular Bollers, Tank, bigve, arbor Fote sCigar’ Cave: be Fenewed agni, except od hare leumicatine aol hos So | Sowehing, Dressiug Gownd, anche “ani onthe re Giscontinuance, Tr hee alive witveut watching. | Toaurance by, tha B SALE_A FIRST CLAAB LIQUOR STORE, IN A hed ts obvtonsly cheap hy Fee. eal pat of Oe oe Pore SBR 5a conn nay BH 80 2 ay jf Dh ah : Carmine street. Saues et sBaleae, hile on 915 toa) the interest cont te tie If the 8 dn R SALES NEATLY FITTED UP BoaRpinoe on louse; bar attached anda fine brick stable dares years tosoee day Se eeepe ent ing Desk and Letter I’ress. Barroom Furniture and lease. 610 C. n. Nanations of ine working of this plan under every of circumstances will be furnished on application to the Company DIRECTORS. James Lorimer Graham, Hew Mercer nti with ry i ood music hal Sr lade asaeieaan rt NEATLY FITTED UP LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE— \ muh ce mines, Stock. Inquire on the premises, 138 OATS.—20 SECOND HAND basalt ptt SHIP'S Boats, from 22 to 3) feet loi at trem 93 te) per font, copper fastened: also ail sizes of other boats on hand, new, AKERY FOR SALE—FIRST ee THE BEST Rent for the house $600. Possession on or or ‘before May 1. family. Price §) AKEBY FOR GALE—A CORNER OX ONE OF THE ens ger Atty per cent call sold over the couuter} owier re Further partiolas on appticalion st Buicher Shop, with Apartments to i Ko z Mul for immediately; has is how % good business” ood RUG STORE FOR SALE—WITH 5 YEARS ete Drie’ s3, Cashier with Haggerty & nnn ii ns cn RK SALE—THE WHITE eb BAR AND RES- JOR SALE—A MARVIN & CO. FI! Poeun burgar proot bors Seduced age am OND, MAND SAFE, STAND. Inquire F°%, SALE—A FIRST CLASS ZOARpine eo Soves, Fr SALE—THE BAgeuane. bonne leg he ge ‘D 125 mt M,C owner intends moving to country. ‘Al tod ‘Twenty-eighth street wands F°, SALB—AT A BARGAIN, ONE LARGE FRENCH Pinte Mirror, 8 feet by 4 fest; will bencld cheap, as the the Yon and operation, and can be cheapl i eae seT Nassau strech room Koren” “all ator ad. wo NAL BOATS AND ONE SINGLE DECK T Barge for sale or to charter, Inquir ¢ of it, RII wae 0! KER, 412 Mig PLUMBERS, HOTEL KEE ?gERs, dared ase t o Its Defeat in the House and Re!ntro- duction by Mr. Conkling. thers.—Great' indneements. are ry ag Mirrors, Lead Pij ‘Bar‘oors! Chairs, Gas Fixtures, Dry Metre, Lamps, marble tp Tables Tubular *pollere al ie, c., de, lin Hatrdreasing Saloon, carats of Whdted sal Bageeak TiNarin's Liles vad Berhnges atta alg aoe elarge Jeweller’s Safe, at 28 Liberty street. “A large Looking Gi $400 ,-RECTOORAPH GALLERY FOR, SALE; business: ‘will average 4a day Vege Proit anes leary ies 243 Grand street, near t) 00 WILL BUY ONE OF THE BEST PAYING corner Bia or Stores in the Eleventh ward if applied for at once, to JOSEPH MoUULIE, 128 Third ar, $5. OOO .~MANUFACTURING | BUSINESS | FoR ‘sale, on account of owner leaving the coun- . “Shop, tools, &e.. in complete working order. Goods in Popular trade, casin ata fair prone, Bushes easily onder stood. Address T. 'N., box 4, Post oflice, PROBABILITY OF ITS PASSAGE. Protection of American Fishing Interest: A Bill Introduced in the House to Establish the Grade of General in the Army. MACHINERY, BESS STONE MILL FOR SALE—20 INCH STONES, ood order, suitable for coffee, sie grain, &c.} also a Seem Boiler, 6 horse, upright tubular, with yee cocks, safely valve, de., sn\good onder: Enquire ot 70 The Causes of Delay in Bringing Teff. Davis to Trial. SERENADE TO SPEAKER COLFAX. &e. &e, &. OR SALE—ONE FROERLLER ee 18X18, with ‘shaft, propell eo, ete; "has. on! veen used eight months; built by ¥. ig Archambaull Philadelphia, P. CASSIDY, Nos. 4 to 10 Bridge street, Brooklyn, Fe SALE—A. ROPER’S TWO HORSE POWER CA- loric Engine. Inquire at 121 Beekman street, up stairs. ‘OR SALE—A PAIR OF PROPELLER ENGINES, 18\ 2), very powerful; also, good Boller quire 2 Brew We HOLMAN: af touch atteet. OR SALE. CHEAP—A LARGE SIZE LATHE, WITIT ‘gearing and slide rest, to be used by steam or foot; two Small ones. “118 Third avenue. FOR, SALE_A TWENTY HORSE ENGINE, BOILER, Cree oa with or without the Building and Lease House and fot; a good location for u kindling wood factory. Can be seen runn! Read corner Di lb avenue aud nck street, Bi Wasmcrox, April 10, 1864. THE BANKRUPT BILL IN THE HOUSE. in the House this afiernoon by a highly respectable vote. that the general features of his bill ought to be ac- R SALE—A MAYS & WHITTAKER LARGE SIZE new screw. Breas; ‘also Head Dies tor five gallon ail eans, in good order: "Apply at78 Maiden lane, up stairs. ACHINERY FOR | THE oa eee E hai bn it, sold or exchal Sa Nos, “oD foci, bear Dew saat ‘otreat ferry, Brooklyn. u lag PRINTERS.—FOR SALE, VERY SEmAP: A A LARGE sized Gordon Alkgator Frese. Apply at room SI. slight modifications of the bill. Si tr AND OE Om ean lair ees aye hand 10 to 100 horse will grist mill, at 43.Ann dan erect WM. NoKENEE tien ENGINE OF FIVE OR 8IX Bones. islet pright tubular Boller of eight seeing complete early: as good ue ut, for sale ab 64 rupt law in some shape. THE SESSION OF THR SENATE, to-day, in the transaction of its general duties, occu- STEAM. STi al the mene FOR Pipes aes alte ae Wit le necnaeary Fi rs in it feet hi diamet ster; dee featoe e.igit nore pe motion ‘at the i eats 3 ison Ing offlee, 118 Nussau atree WAXTEDIENGINE AND BOILERS, FROM 6 TO 20 particulars: JW. Harnett, 170 Haat forty fours street” ANTED—A SECOND HAXD, PRESS. ADDRE! Waiting atte nnd price, box 3008 6 “a of the session were without any special importance. State the Civil Rights bill, signed by the President of the Senate and Speaker of the House, attesting the passage of thd act by a two-thirds vote of both Houses, Mr. URYEA'S ZOUAVES, FIPTH N.Y, V.-a REGULAR Hanysie Hal, arena “Grand strgot, 8 P.M. Wednesday, Apri gu ie M. DAVLES, Secretary. _DR¥ Goons, FEW MORE Feather Dusters, at 25 cents each. Fine Boft Feathers, frech asc WNSEND'S, 998 Broadway. Cet ae ERUANT ABSOITN 8 ND SUMMER CLOAK. vite, a Rrondway, one ‘one door above Twenty-sitih street, New the Dill had not a two-thirds vote, as the Senate was not fully represented. Mr. Saulsbury presented a resolution of a periionn character relating to the support of the President, and of the tendency and spirit of Mr, Saulsbury’s are calcu- lated to do more harm than good, and serve to place the object aimed at, however laudable it might be con- sidered, in a compromised light. Mr. Saulsbury may for the fature, as far as bringing it up in the Senate is concerned. Conan \.—CARPETS, ne age oy gre FURNITURE. Largost reduction ee 4 Ls milit.a in government service was passed. JEFF. DAVIS. ied at the ‘wholesale and inthe eiiaatninihebiaaneais <3," SALE—S3 YARDS OF THE BEST QUALITE F% English Velvet re and also 82 yards E: h Brus- sels, Inquire at 307 th avenue. MILLINERS Ap. Ry sits 2d STOREKEEPERS.— At Grand Street Chea wal fad find the largeat Davis has not been arraigned upon indictment or formal 7 ob high treason by the Grand Jury of the District of Colam- ema honk ancien Gm Read tie te te Res bia, which indictment is now pending in the Supreme ro ‘an atia ‘Over: 8 per yar sp Millinery Laces. Over S00cases New Straws | Court of said District. He is also charged with the EDWARD RIDLEY, crime of inciting the assassination of Abratam Lincoln, Allen street. S11 and 311%; Grand street and of war by starvation and other barbarous and expedient that Jefferson Davis should first be put upon M led EUROPEAN Rap nage CREED & 2, Habit Make ny ers to the Queen, and Jere ats of the Peri- | of treason, he was advised by the law officers of the er Riding Habit skirt. 39 Congas Matreet, Bond atree! . sth Weel, Londow. Call or wri a | ernment that the most proper place for such trial was in g ott, Siniam . Surong. Jobo C. Hend: Freemai = “ wore, located in one of the leading vusiuess strenis of Gas vas A. Cone er, Edward Macomber, tate citys bashed nse taat” naan oO mene hel, Tiirney, Samuel D. Bradford, rank 1 JAMES LORIMER GRABAM, President, ! PROVISION ROBERT M. ©. GRAHAM, Vice President. good reasons JAMES LORIMER GRAHAM, Jr. given tor selling. Apply on the premises, 440 Eighth ave- B. Hi. Ponrmn, Secretar; ‘Reoond Vico President, ri. mL LS Wapswoutn, ‘Arsistaut Secretary. ie S= PER SEAT INTEREST BALD. aay PMETTIZENS BANINGS BANK, 58 Bowery, corner of Canal street. Ope » every day from 10 til 3 o'clock, Money deposited ENTIRELY FITTED tee. iner of julien lane and janaau street. JOR BALE-A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS, dear inspection; established about thirteen yea will not take much capital. Address J, Agents need not auawer, (Ok SALESHAT, CAP AND FURNISHING GOODS Inquire on the premises, cor- MILLINERY. \RENCH MILLINERY THB FINEST in this city of Ltr a and Summer Bonpeta, Pi decane it Mi Fourteenth st, and sixth Mujixerynn THE PARISIAN FLOWER COMPANY have now on view the largest stock of French Artificial Mowers in this market. Milliners and modiates in search of hovelties for the coming season should inspect the iatest Paris fs ‘at the company's rooms, Nos. 661 and $63 Broadw an artons broken to suit small assortments, J OURNING BONNETS—AT MRS. A. NOURRITS, 68 leecker street, cast of Broadway, “Belug obliged to Femove, elegant assortment of new syle Mourning Bonnets ae werent moriice, to hold any court there. ‘The matters above stated are, 80 far ag 1am informed, the reasons for holding Jeffer- upon his trial. The Aitorney General of the United opin'on that Jefferson Davis and others of the insur- UF ow oF Batere April), will drew interost ‘Trom April tay RUE FOLSOM, President. HE (HOUPONS OF HE RONDS OF TIE ATLANTIC and Western ayy dive on the ine April wilt paid av ibe once of Mea N DREW & WANN, 12 ‘ew Yo ts, March 27, 1866. RIS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING broker, to proctre for him Furniture xchange for Snot Mining Stocks. Ad- the Union Yacht Clad, 18, tons 0.M, Bo ‘or particulars ‘apply to E. M. Wi jouse and chesy Te oot buat Maes other a Truckee dross M. G. H.. box 209 HE ADV, S&TISER, IN CONNECTION WITH A RELI able trust Werthy gentleman, Bons, residing tx one of the rich quire at the ) Hotel, 18 West OR pee. PREMISES KNOWN Li rd Tables; room fur sew eoting with few wtandi: id repute. ‘privilege of five years’ Bin ind'we, \ esteaianel whee Sita for tho ps purpose bth street and Third avenue arming a mining compan) Addre: J. "' aid once are pi R SALE.—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES oF THE 0 BE SOL %-A CLAIM OF A A FEW THOUSAND | akirt sure. doligrs, just eetiied by the court Reasons for seliag Ping to Earope Address Edrouncs, Herald office. DNitEP st Stal BS Be, TREABURY, INTEREST DEPART. ¥ April jedulee of th > pepe May ime, est Bones pone to A LARGE Ay gh ded HOTEL AND mal ie arimemt 4 saloon, a Cigar Stan 8 good by 1 vax Dke 1 be sold low. Tingulre'at National Howl. ee varer United Baten ON DIME @ Te OF VARICK Le oemts te 5.000 received pees ia teat ty interest from APRIL 1 8 236 ; tal required wil be’ fetamved In one one year. J.T. vox 219 Herald oflce, y ANTRP—SOUTH AROLINA AND OE0) OROTA BTA De ile harlestan Kallroad Honde, ie Oty of Me aa . HA Betas, Cesseha ©0., 18 New street, $300 ¥ WANTRD—F 1. AOR, MONTHS, FoR which ample and ten, per cent interent De gives, or s gestions wi e\'redacuos for th ¥ eamount ts, Joner, $7.00. en ned ‘e ‘DE ja, Se morgage. Kos eo AN BM, stauion D. OK One of the best business strests down to — wren for seiling. ‘Address Van Brunt, He- Px) . fi mn 43,00 ‘END NP $1.00 TO LOAN oN F2, Shoe Stare 837 Rowery nd an pole or retail “Liquor Mares, Feral ingantly te tp; dein a quod ‘Suan ‘food manu aa iniprest te enteoter ir jena unt of de. je merchandise, Address, Fy, Herald office, for ive 764 Eighth avenue ‘and Fixtures. jo. $80 Bleecker street $85.0 5.000 70 14 LOAN, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, 3 O00 oF imare sums, on Jouy 8 ny cb NH, Ob, ceal estate ja Po $127,000 2 ON MOST FAYORAR 5 ms to uth, ov real Fo. SALE CHEAP. ter Show Case, Inquire at 176 Fu ‘CIGARS AND TORACE o. 500.000, aap Fern. tries Tron $id te $000 ip one of the best one in dereey City pe Rg esa at Hh Th Erie, corner South Fi ousand. 0. CI #, Agent New York turiug Company, 94 Werreo sree, nethonefeanacas Ges, EURNIGHING FOR SALE-LRASE, eTOCK ishing stores in ia the alty. Riese ® et “fie feral ome ont MPOR' one De TANT TO DRUGGISTS.—AN OLD ESTABLIsH- suocn adraoetst opr a Soest t E Secuingoy stow rahe ety TaPONiCas g0-—por baie Sea TARGET cee | ited B, ZOCR LARC LARGE AND meee Bi cg a a SALE—SLOOP YACUT [kiSs, FORMERLY 4 Tt, @ eens poe Mn need wf = ras. WHOLE OF ALMY, lng Wl be ne Toave to nt- fornia. For further particulars in- pmtreet. Moop Skirt Factory at 677 Third avenue. uquire in the OR 8) oo Bo pt WITH LEASE, ‘Stock and rea; cheap nis to live in; good reawon for'eslnng, Apply Se Sita Ban Pen by ye Lee ij cLomer, AND BEST P. Fr , atala nisin New wa To a sineemy rent Se. he, thik 16 nplend.t cance Pets SALE—THE GOOD WILL AND STOCK OF A first class Millinery Store, established for twenty years. F°3,! SALE—A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT AND is lise wo years 1o run, at an eaceedingly tow rent. Satie: een cneneneemeanensinsneabasist OR SALE—STOCK AND FIRTURES OF THR BOOT cate i Ad ST ee sate ATA Pacey CEA PI UOLESALE AND Svroue, near Central Park. Apply to Tow Ass BC. tN, a RB SALE CHEAP—« FANCY STORK, WITH STOCK ¥ Given for selling Reut very low, tL RSE a Aina {08 SALE CHRAP—TWO HANDROME Fi pein Bruseela ingue ne Bowes FeLOR CAR. | ls PRE? PLATE Obs GLage couN. a GPROCERY, Fo FoR SALE.—THE STOCK, FIXTURES committed the crimes with which they may be charged. Nono of the jurtices of the Supreme Court bave heid cireuit courts in those States and districts since actual ITRAW GOODS, WHOLESALE BAND RETAIL, in respectfully soliclta the attention ngers visit. soi “rs, [>A rps Lae ae every style and variety. 1 Leroy piace, Bleec er vreot nhl __ CLOTHING, LARGE ORDER.—$125,000 WORTH OP ¢ pole mm, 8. tody as prisoners of w: tried and convicted for offences against the laws of war, rom $10 (0 $9) for silk dresses, $39 935 tH to 810 for pant. Also sopiien or calico dresses, earpeta, farnivure, jewelry, call on oF wcldrens the’ fa B. MiNTE Sst Eth atenues Shove Twentieth street, “Vadies attended’ ty Mrs Mists thorities of the proper districts, to be tried for such high crimos and misdemeanors as may be alleged against 7 THE WESTERN AGENCY STO fret » BF td them, ‘I think that it is the plain duty of the President ree rerchese, Wearing Apparel, Carseia, Tosi ; By calling on or addressing 1. ROSENBERG. a Beventh avenue, you will receive the utmost value. Ladies Ay gnded by Mrs. Kovenderg. “Orders attended to iu and out and most conspicuous in conducting the late hostilities. It will be recollected that the President, in bis annual TIENTION-—M. ABRANAMS, OF 238 SEVENTH AY. ouue, will remove to next door, Zt, on May 1. Will pay the highest prices for Cast Of Clothing. Ladiga tien, 0, holding those courts in any of ihe States where the re- bellion has existed; and it was ascertained by inquiry that the Circuit Court of the United States would not be held in the district of Virginia during the autumn or early winter, nor until Congress should have an oppor- tunity to consider and act on the whole subject. To the deliberation of Congress, he added, the restoration of this branch of the civil authority was Recusearily re- fiiaj tad aps tu earty Provision would be made for the resumption of all ite functions, in order that per: sons charged with the commission of treason should have fair and impartial trials in the highest civil tribunals of the country. Congress haa not yet, however, passed any act im accordance with this recommendation to remove the objections of Chief Justice Chase, and here the matter rests for the present. THE REWARDS FOR THE CAPTURE OF THE Assas- SINATION CONSFIRATO! The delay of the Secrotary of War in awarding the bounties to the captors of Booth and bis associate con. spirators has finally aronsed some feoling in Congress, and a resolution was unanimously passed to-day calling for information on the subject, STEVENS AND SUMNER ID A HAPPY FRAME OF MerND. Those two eminent Puritans, Thad Stevens and Charles AMET: ¥--+ AND GENTS WILL RECEIVE Ga of tetas by ealling on oF on or obareasing ir Py mine at, LSAT id ES NORE TiS 8S. VENTA Sey BETWEEN NIN d y tho teh va cies tee pad Tad add MILLI LER guaran, ue tae on ‘Cloditte by calling or addressing s Seutemen's T i Laaee 0 Joti Poy mone THAN ELSI EWHERE qthing feb wre ie = Ventiomen's Cast ns i OF wi oa aan UCAB, corner of Tweet the 78. aides waited upon by irs. Ma wines 240 SEVENTH F My tg ad Anse lt recetge dhe il A Vurulars ae, by call oF addressing “A RARE CHANCE —@73000 WORTH OF Clothing, Carpris, Jewelry, wanted for tne Socthern cod Pemere markets, for which lndiee and gentlemen can price than elsewhere n fondo Mr HW AMRIR 16e 8 Seronth avenue. ORDER FOR SOUTHERN MARKKET.—S. we pa ra the hi ‘snag F for ladies and vile. 1 in com cx" te r. renter 88 rye rahe, foor of the Bouse ‘oo dfersen, oun crane sek call ai ‘Seventh avenue. Ladies Siecuens must hive been irresistibly funny. Ever and anon Mr, aun SAwrn Stevens would jean back and open his bronzed counte- nance to its fullest extent, while Sumner would exhibit bis polished teeth and shake his wavy locks at the gal- leries, Mr. Stevens ie tm high feather since the victory over the President's veto, and proposes to set the Re- Construction Committee in operation again. He has so far recovered his spirits a0 10 express a concise opinion about the admission of Tennessee—e subject which has deem studiounly avoided by the recoustructioniste since Gite ieaipeee 3 HAVING ANY CAST OFF ©! Seon Janlse RiRR PRT es Fost ng on 0.000 oRTH «FF Pf o?} aa So the rebel army; one hundred and twenty-seven rebel generals, including Bragg, Longstreet, Beauregard and several of the Lees; also thirty-two promineut ex- rebel officers, and one hundred and sixteen ex- United states officers, who held positions in the rebel POSTAL SERVICE IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. Colonel A. H, Markland, special mail agent, departs to-morrow on atrip to reorganize the postal service in the Mississippi valley. Post Office businees between Cairo and New Orleans is growing on the hands of the Department. The contract with the Atlantic and Missis- sippi Steamboat Company calls for service of the mails at thirty landings between Cairo and New Orleans. More are needed and more pay is needed. Colonel Markland is empowered to make new contracts, to divide the ser- vice from point to point on the river, where it can be done advantageously, and to appoint loyal men who will act in Post Offices as if appointed from the Department. Postmaster General Denison 1s determined to perfect Postal arrangements in the southern Mississippi valley as speedily as possible. OVERLAND MAIL TO CALIFORNIA. ‘The Post Office Department has made a contract to ran another overland mail from the western terminus of tho oastern end of the Union Pacific Railroad, by way of Smoky Hills, to Denver City, and thence to California. This gives two daily lines across the Plains, The service is to be commenced on the 16th inst. LEAGUE ISLAND AS A NAVY YARD. » Representative Kelley, of Pennsylvania, will make an effort to morrow to get a decision of the House upon the establishment of a navy yard for iron-clads at League Island, Philadelphia. There appears to be little doubt that the House will pass favorably upon it if Mr. Kelley succeeds in chaining its attention, and the fnends of New London are correspondingly cast down. TREATY WITH THE WINNEBAGORS. ‘The President has proclaimed the treaty made between the United States and the Winnebago Indians, This tribe convey to the government ali their right, title and interest in their present reservation in the Territory of Dakota. In consideration of this the United States cede land to them in Nebraska, and agree to subsist them for one year in their new home, and furnish them with seed and grist mills, agricultural implements, guns, horses and whatever may be necessary to their domestic A reconsideration of the Bankrupt bill was effected In the discussionjwhich followed, Mr. Jenckes insisted coptable to the Hougo, and that tho details might safely be left to the Senate. He was not prepared to submit to any amendments, and pressed the bill as it stood when Tecommitted to a vote, It was lost by a majority of three votes, which might no doubt have been changed if thefstrong minded Jenckes had submitted to some Before the House adjourned, Mr. Conkling, of New York, introduced s bankrupt bill embodying the same general features as the one before defeated, but consider- ably changed in details, Mr. Conkling’s bill is substan- tially the Bankrupt law which has been cogitated upon during three or four sessions of Congress, and is as near perfect in its application to the judicial system of all the States as the legal acumen of the first lawyers of Congress can make it. There is no fear that it will be picked to pieces in discussion, and very little doubt about its pas- sage. It is definitely settled that we are to havea Lank- SOME ITEMS OF THE PEVICIENCY BILL. The President has approved and tigned the Deficiency Appropriation bill. Among the items are the follow- ing:—To enable the Lighthouse Board to establish lights and other aids to navigation, discontinued by the enemy on the Southern coast; one hundred thousand dollars for refurnishing and repairing the President’s house; forty-six thousand dollars, in addition to eight thousand dollars, for repairing it inside and out; for defraying the expenses incident to the death and burial of Abraham Lincoln, thirty thousand doilars; for tho purchase of Ford's theatre, the scene of the assassination, one hun- dred thousand doilars, The act gives the Secrotary of the Treasury authority to sell the property known as the Pennsyivania Bank Building, provided it shall not be for a sum les than one hundred and ten th usand dollars: THE TAX BILL. The Ways and Means Committee have not yet agreod upon the details of tho new Tax bill, and wil! probably } be unable to report it before the end of this weck. PHACTIONAL CURBRNCY ISSUED LAST WERK. The amount of fractional currency issued last week reached three hundred and three thousand dollars, and will probably run up to about the came figure this week. Pied but one hour and forty minutes, at the expiration of which timo the body went into the consideration of executive business, The proceedings of the early part Senator Trumbull introduced a resolution instructing the Secretary of the Senate to present to the Scoretary of ‘M’Dougall protested against the resolution, stating that stated he would call it up on Friday.next, Resolutions ‘The Secretary of the Treasury has just issued the fol- lowing Circular to collectors and other officers of the custome and to supervising and local inspectors of steam- cgunederaion, band chemists, I am of the opinion that crud naphthe, benzine ‘and benzole should be < Duraing fluids referred to in the. and eighth sections of the Steamboat act af: August 30, 1852, Therefore, on and after the first da Sree ttle wienccert x whole or iraeport ether of he arti ‘articles abov ee cial ‘near cha ‘fifth clause wo of the aaa ae in E It by the mage py Pood y imposed by ‘. McCULLOCH, procs the Treasury. think better of his action to-day, and let the matter drop od Spans Fepor of ‘The bill for the reimbursement of the State of Penn- syivania fer moneys expended im the calling out of the As there is much speculation concerning Jefferson Davis, and as there have recently been rumors of pro- cess being commenced to release him from confinement without a trial, it may be stated that the Secretary of War, in a letter dated January 4, says that Jefferson © named without license therefor as mth section of the act charge of crime, but has been indicted for the crime of vohn P. Ftockton, the recently deposed Senator from New Jersey, is in the city. THE SEA ISLANDS FREEDMEN. The Superintendent of the Frecdmen’s Bureau at the Sea Islands reports to the Commissioner that the num- ber of contracts made by him, or the military authorities on Edisto, Wadmalaw, John’s and James’ islands, South Carolina, during the month of March, 1866, was fifty-five, including 2,888 freed people. Many more contracts have beon made which were not reported from the diffrent islands in season to be embraced in the report of the Requiritions have been received at the Freedmen’s Bureau for about three hundred freedmen to go to Arkansas and Mirsisxippi. This demand increascs the number to be furnished, for which requisitions have been made, to over seven hundred persons. No treed mon or women noed now be Idle, because of scarcity of employment, There is plenty to do, and, owing to tho want of laborers in the South and Southwest, planters are paying very liberal wages, SERENADE TO STRAKER COLFAX. Speaker Colfax was serenaded to-night at his residence by citizens of Indjana, who bad already been paying a like compliment to Senator Lane, of that State, Mr. Col- fax, in acknowledging the compliment, said:— T have no doubt that you, like myself, ate grent joy, and are prouder country than ever fours whew slavory was regarded as corner stone of American institutions, Thank God! ‘hat and we. — henreforth, on a founda. and with the murder of the Union prisoners cruel treatment towards them. The President decming it his trial before a competent court and jury for the crime the State of Virginia, That Stato is within the judicial circuit assigned to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, who has held no court there since the apprehon- sion of Davis, and who declines for an indefinite period Superintendent. eon Davis in confinement, and why he bas not been put States about the same time expressed himself against tho doctrine of “constructive presence,” giving the gents ought to be tried in some ono of the States or distriets in which they in Person respectively hostilities ceased; and, he adds, when the courts are open and the laws can be peacefully administer. d and enforced in those States, whose poople rebelled against the government; when thus pence shall have come in fact and im law, the persons now held in’ military cns- , and who may not have been time . this Baie khaped by a continent sad ied aires at oceans of the ‘0 person, rich or poor, ti humble, jearned, who does not ica wou, tion of equal laws. should be transferred into the cnstody of the civil au- scur ty ander the prot - reat Union ryanieetion Its h story is nobly written ip the history of our = ee ‘Adminsst rations KroRRES which the great party bas ery on our coantry’e of our history. W: to cause criminal prosecutions to be instituted before the Proper tribunals and at the proper times against some of those who wer» mainly instrumental in inaugurating with a8 thas. any twee tn the ane ie great Rebellion broke out, tnd when our ship of etate rocked ta. a fearful : and was threatened. by ° "Unies organization stood anfoch martyred Lincoln, a and preserve mame stotee is could not be Poon, oy " the Union pins ding into a ray fi yet & terrible mutiny, Renner son to crush ne | & wy aan al to ‘No coercion! that the Rebellion Joving re Cd the ‘mensage, raid that etrong objections had been urged to themeeives the Tapenateling that our flag might be poy fyine in this relying upon the our noble and Le Ty ie of emane pation, striking ban’ ag an unclean thi Epes evict om Again nu) Wiaced thas Eenovdmens on i tii the commencement of ibe Consecticut campaisa. ‘Thad’s { reconstruction in 1862. on the «1 books he frat aw indatig tel pol fey of ‘seconstrant tion, the law known as the » declaring that no man should be eligible wy could not swear that he bad not voluntarily ees aid, and comfort ‘a Dioody conspiracy and That law wes well tmderstood by the American South as well as Norih, No one expecte: mn, when the rebellion had its armi-s in the. te ee against the Union, an; one would come iascking Vy door of Gente a ce! pang to represent the States of Alabama, Geo ssissip) South or North Carolina, Florida or Texae’ But it was believed that when the rebellion should end the men who had inaol\ingly turned their backs on Congress and spurned their seats, who had killed the Union defenders and sought to capture demas th would, with the assurance of old times, de that they should gove ern the country which pena ineffectially at- tempted to ruin, That test was placed thera pear pay a lapse yr a ett of Eden, to warn such: men that till there were fruits meet for repeutence, or bonds for future good behavior, there was no place in ‘theso precincts forthem, (Cheerz.) Again, the policy of reconstruction was indicated by Congress in the winter: of 1864, when it passed, nearly unanimously, and without the yeas and nays, a joint resviuion that te Vice Proals dent, in counting the President a! vote, should not count the electoral votes of any Stat. .at had been engaged in the rebellion. That was intended to proclaim that untik* Congress removed the'r disquali ications by laws restoring them to their rights they should stand back. Congress therefore, by these two striking enactments, indicated {ts policy of reconstruction, But the constitution has still plainer language, declaring where the responsibility of reconstruction should rest, It has aeciared that every Sta*e shall be guaranteed a republican form of goveru- ment; and ina section it declares tiat Cot gress shall to make all la necessary and proper carry into execution all the powers vested ie it or in any department oe offices of the government, This was iutended to de- lare that Rongrens is the only !aw-working power of ey land, and by the constitution to Congress, and Con- arena slot ali must look for legalized reconstruction, ds a Lie omaggo of the oie Lotus in his jon inst May, appointing Provisional Govern hat the tiates, which bad been in rebel. Jiow were without civil governtent. That was a Ta i the stars when they shone in the heavens, My regrot is, for I must spcak frankly, that Congress was not at that time called together. I believe it would have hastened the work of reconstructon. I believe that Congress and the President, by his approval of their lenislation, would have united Jast summer on a ra of reconstruction which would have been accepta- 1e to both braueues of the government, and in which the South, seeing this concurrent action, would have acquiesced, The constitution of ihe United S'atesde- cares that the President, on extraordinary cecie sions, may convene Congress. It has already seemed to me that last April was an oxtraordipary occasion, ‘The President had been murdered by a rebel conspirator, and the Vice President had assumed the Presidential functions; the rebellion had seen its flag trampled in the dust and its armics surrendered. It geemed to me if there ever was an ‘“oxtraord nary occasion,” this was one. But the President—and I recognize his full con- stitutional authority to decide the question—deemed that. it was not expedient to call Congress torether, and went on himself with the work of reconstruction. i believe he entered upon and proceeded with that work patriotically, and that he thought as an experiment it would be best to teat It before Congress teassombled, Iam confirmed in that Velie: by the meszages which he s:nt to the Governors of Florida and Mississippi, stating that their restorauom: would depend on Congress; but I do not think that re- sulted in developing pase at the Gouth. Congress at last. convened on the first Monday of December last, Is earlier, for it had no power to met session, unless convened by th pointed a committee to examine into the condition of the late Confederate States, and it wes only one short month ago they received offic al docu. ments fromthe Executive depariments which enabled them to know what transpired during the long recess of Congress, and now it is able to to act seiallicons ty with some official knowledge of the eituation, You w:! ask ps, what is my policy of reconstruction. I will tell you in a few. words It is the of reconstruction ‘laid down by, ti poke ong euch emphasis and carnestnesg in his public between the month of Ji ioe, and the month of May, 1865. (Cheers) I endorse meats procla‘med by him in Nashville the night he was: nominated as Vice ident. I enrorss the sentiments: proclaimed by him in the capital the day when the news of the su of Lee's army waa received. | endorse the sontiments uttered by him to various committees upom his entering the Presidency. I learned those sentiments from him, and can not we carn that now? I believed in them then, and believe in them still. They showed his construction of the Baltimore platform, and, hij still, St, his feelincs of duty to the country. sentence, 8 pe, ern @ preserved eors, ‘| Soctrine; the Gongceae ot wal Gn United States stands vi reconstruction which shall oe edopends uF fine Poe of to ourselves, if we are fatthful to the country, if we are faithfulto the brave men who went forth from their hy we will prociaim in our legis'ation, as Afdrew Johns fon aime at Nashville—*‘ Loyal men shall gov, ern a pr'served republic.” Loud and continued cheers were indulged in for Speaker Colfax, and some one called for three cheers for Andrew Johnson. The band and Indianians accompa- nying them visited all the other Union members of the Indiana delegation, serenuding them and hearing speeches from each, which were enthusiastically ap- pla: ded. NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE. ‘The Senate to-day, in execution scasion, confirmed the following nominations :— Dav! Ballard, of to be Governor of Idab in the place of Caleb Po * Ri bard C. McCormick, of Arizona, 10 be Governor of ‘Arizona, ‘Mores Hallett, Chief Justice; Uriah B. Halloway to be Marshal, and Frank Holl to bo Secretary of Col-rado: James P. L. Carter, of Tennessee, to be Secretary of Arl- zona, in the place of Mr. McCormick. Lieutenant Commander Homer C. Blake to be Come mander in the Navy. Samuel D. Houston, of Kansas, to be Receiver of Pabs lic Lands tor Junction ©: oF Kansas, George B. Wright, of Ohio, to be Agent for the Black» fe~t and other Indians. mt re Herman sam - Bay of Talands; Henry ney, 1239 james 1. Ke at Chin Kiang; Franelg Gatton. at Wouter, nad Samos Martin, at Barbee Watliam Rogers, to be surveyor of steatnboals for the T nth district. Among others the following named '@ be portmasters:—Caroline ¥, Fowkes, Clarksburg, West Virgitsia ; ‘ Bradford Prince, Fiyshing, New York ;"K. Ottowa, Towa; Mrs. Cafoline BE. Bitechan, jowart, Albert J. Lary, Placerville, Calhrn Oroville, California; Wm. Stowe, Springfield, James Low Jr., Suspension Bridge, N. ¥.; “anbee 4 ‘Allen a Bloon.Angion, ‘be ardota aR ye Weatern, and Genera? w Eastern distrct of Texas, and John Aaa a aa her, mn, ond Baldwin, ey oll of Texas, and Alfred ge ntepepeson ito confirmed the nominations of Assessors and Collectors of Internal Revenue for al the digtricta of And ale, E.G. Webb, Assessor First d Mrunsed Fits Collector Siath and Alien C. Chirehiil, Collector aur of Nek aistnct York; Harvey Chase, Collector Tenth district of Ohio; Thomp-on B, Oraham, 5 Sollertor Ninth district of Kentucky: Robert H. Fos Assemvor Eighteonth district of Pennsylvania. ‘The Senate alo confirmed a large number of mili nominations, among them the following named colonels. to be brevet brigadier generals for gulta at services: co HM E. by JA. imberiey, Thomas aa Pete R. en, ‘Wm. B. Lasalle, John F. Th b. Foo Aaron. Daggett, Oscar kering, Caspar Crowntosbic J. : ger oe Francis. an Pierce, Sa award ¥ Jones. Joba 8." Crocker, Ciaries W. 8. Gendrie, John Wi Charles G,’ alpine, C. Sephen Mamt, Lafin, W. W. H. Da B William H. irwi Charles Fitzsimmons and Ernest Von Vlegsies: THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS ‘Inst Session. SENATE. ‘Wasmatom, April 10, 1866. INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAW. Mr. Sewn, (rep.) of Mase, prosented the petition of Wm. Gilmore Simms and others, for an iniernational copyrght law, which was referred to the Commitice om Relations. Foreign COAST SURVEY FoR 1865, Mr, Axtnosy, (rep.) of R. L, from the Committce on Printing, reported a resolution fur the printing of a thou. sand copies of the Coast Survey report of 1865 for the use of the Senate, and a thourand copies for distribution by the Superintendent of the Coast urvey, ‘The resolution was adopted. INVALID PRNEIONS. Friday next was set apart for the consideration of bile from the Committee on Invalid Pensions. TRE CIVIL WIGHT wit, Mr, Trcwnctt, (rep.) of Ill, offered & resointion in. giructing the Seerotary of the henate to, proscar to cg tate i the cation, wiih the signatures of the Becreary of