New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, March 15, 1866, Image 1

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, March 15, 1866, Image 1',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030213/1866-03-15/ed-1/seq-1.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030213/1866-03-15/ed-1/seq-1.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030213/1866-03-15/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030213/1866-03-15/ed-1/seq-1/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York daily tribune. [volume], March 15, 1866, Image 1
About New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 10. Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (5.3 MB)

New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]), 15 March 1866. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030213/1866-03-15/ed-1/seq-1/>

Newspaper Page Text

V01" XXV....N0 7.7H0.
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY. MARCH 15, I86f>.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
?
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
a he Civil Rights Bill in the
Senate.
?-?
THE MILITARY PEACE ESTABLISHMENT.
Passage of the Bill- 27 to 5.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
-?--?
Krmarks (if Mosrs. Washlmrne of Illi?
nois. Chanlers of New-York,
Grinnell of Iowa? Woodbridge
o? Vermont, ami Raymond
ti New-York.
-ma
THE EILL PASSED-69 to 50.
6,833 PARDONED RESELS.
Arrest of Quantrel!. (be Guerrilla.
T?' BBF0B1 BOB BOTT.
Aa ?'jil' r, diiaotiaf marly 100 o*%< ra of Um
Veteraaiiteierre Coree M repeatM Gen. BowatlfM
duty in |.- Ir? ' ila.i ti s Sanaa at the South. was to-duy
iistidl If lie to ,ir Department. Thii wmi to ot in..-.
?id the j^art ?'I the CiorernLH-ut. a lagere to pr. , ri'.v n
?ard tlcse whose ?.horn In .!s give pio.f n! their
c-oatt!y bA r:fit es AgyMtg Ma MM war.
?HMBOM ABorr penmuns.
The Ciimii:->ii?!:?r ol' PMaiooi to-daj deoidod
that i.mlcr tin. provision of law greBtMf p- n.-i aa M !
?Blheta wfadly, or in part, dependent on a deeeraed
son. t*iat it must be show n that auch dependence VBB !
not n mi B penapeettva bal a laaBj ash t'd p.ri"r ti? Ma
SOI. I? lit lilli.
IBBBBOOIBil ok ycAKKiis in M?inn Carolin \.
St -vt'iity-five members of tlie So. i< tv of I
Prienda from Randolph County. Na?rth Carolin.), m
rived bery yesterday, en ronte I?, Indiana, nnd ?
that they were forced to leave their homes baa Ike
persecution of ex soldion of 1 lie Rebel army. Th?')-,
state that at lea? 150 more of llipir pt-r.-nasion. bound
far ti* Weat, will arriu hero in a few davi.
INT.'It.N.lL BKVKME.
The laaalp?I Ham Internal Kevenne to-dny :
nerc M.".?..-1.
AFKAIHS OB TUL ?.WiBf.IA SHA INLANDS.
Bnp.-Gen. TUBBO, ftTfiftMll t'oiii:ni--:on -r for '
the Slate a f CMeaglfa repon i? to Major Geo. O. O. JIow
ard, under date of Augusts March .'?, lhat he baa j'irt
return d from a toor am? ni: Ike Bee Inlands, and is
pUMea to eMM C at with lut a very tow BMtefeftBM
exeept?aJj)!", all the questions between the Freeilmeu 0:1
Ibe Ielands ned tbe form-r white residents Lave been
amil ably nettled. In many inetunces the f.'tm? r nsi
de.itt how returue?l io their homet, belog welcomed by
tbc freed people not hating grants of lanJ, who have
gene to auk for good wagen, and are Lapjy aud con
tented.
? ?beCotcmisfioner al.ir? itatei that a snving to tl?o
Government of from 6,tX?0 to e.CuO rations per month
Im been effected. Jle state?, likewise, that lubor ia
eov.ac end commandi a leyy high prico, and ii of Urn
?piLi.m tLat the freedn.cn would be much bvtter off at
the end of this or the next year to go to work for
travel!] than attempt to cultivate l?ie lands
them with the inadequate me??n.?i at their command.
The Commissioner further remarks that the pad want
of Me Bureau in the State ii a sufficient military foroe
te Insure the prompt arrest of criminal?, and auch an
orpai../ation of the I'mted Statci Courts as ihall
?ir.able the people, white and block, to stand on an
?quaint before the law and to obtain jai-tice.
KtiiCLATlOSS 1-OB FRKKIIM'V
Gen. C. H. lion-ard. A--it,tant Coiumis.-ioii?*."
laf Hie Ire\nn n 1 Bureau for the District of Columbia,
Batea that re'iu.sitiom for a large number <.f freedmen
are daily txn.g received from all prtrti of the I'mon.
Theee requisition! |ure being |prom pt ly filled bi Gea.
Howard, affr ascertaining the fact that they will
receive fair wages and good treatment.
noiSE H?UBBBHMB.
In tin' BoMBBi Mr. WHaOB, from the .Tudu \axj
Coamiitee, reported b-ick the Senat? bill in reference
to the Court of Claims. The Habest Corpus lull st aa
thea taken up, which guitniiita-i-s protection to all
Dotted Statei officers who have acted officially in mat
tnr? of Belgala Bi'i/urt'?. ai.d Bear tics during the
?profTeaa of the wur. The bill provides fur the tranafer
of oil loch canea from State ( nuns to the UaMod State?
Circuit Coarte. Mr. Pike of Maine unsuccessfully de?
lirad that a luffleient naval force ihnuld l?e forthwith
diipatehe?! to the waters of the Britiih Provinces to
protect American fishermen.
Mr Julian intioduced a bill to itic?iri>orate a colored
Mutual Building Association of tin- c ty. In I ommit
tee of the Whole, the House took up the Pans tahN
tarn appropriation. Mr. Washburiie addr?-.?sod the
Houie in hu usual tarnest strain. In reply tn (ii n.
Banks, omi in itreuuoai opposition to the appropria?
tion. The debate wa* continued by Metsrs. Ununell
and Raymond in favor of the United State? makin* a
?radttable exhibition of ita capabiliti?i at that exhibi?
tion. The rame question wa? oontlnutd to this even?
ing's Milton.
A C05TEHTKI) BLECTION CARE.
TI e BaMBI Committee on Elect ion.-? to-day
tooh up the eaae of the XXIat Pennsylvania District?
Fuller ra. Dawion. Judge Black api eared ond argued
Mat there wm no just grcuud for any conte?!.
THK MEW WAVY-YA 3D.
The Holtet' Naval Committ?- to-day heard
AMnUDt Secretary of the Nsvy Fox, who earnestly
ndrooated the immediate adoption of League Island an
a oatal atatinii. He pronounces it the only ava.:.tb!e
location In the country fit for the purpoaei aud needs
of Mi ironclad!. Mr. Brandagee of Connecticut will
reply 00 ??dey. and ?upport his preferences tor New
LondoB. The Committee are expected to conclude this
Vasg vexed question next week.
MILITABV APPOINTMKMS.
The large number of appoint?-?-- to fill va
ea&cteo In the ermy, recently nominated from Ihe
?arinca CongreMlonol dletricta and passed the ex?
amining Board, were sent into the Senate to day, but
aera not acted upon in executive teuton. There are
Baw louie two tbousasd military appointment? awaiting
coninmation.
CONTBOLLBB CL\RK'8 LB1TKK.
The extraordinary letter of Controller Clark
bat been the ipeciol ?wnaotion t?>-doy at thei.apitol, and
IhroBghout the town. It li undnratood that Saicretery
Mcculloch takei the position that he cannot, consist?
ently with lelf-reopect, indulge in a public dupatation
with a subordinate, and that he will not submit any
reply to Mr. Clark'* letfr.
On the other hand, it ia clamed by irentlemen in high
officiai apoaition?. that the gravity of tho issue raised hy
Ihe Camtroller. and the effect it will b?- likely to exert
before the country, .1. marrie an immediate and otu. ml
rafuUiioa. The txiiUustioi? gtVBB I'T Ibe I'ltsiuir
accountants for th" large discrepancies named
by Mr. Clark, ti, that while tho Tren.-tiry
in Xew-Toeh tor instance may baie M^OOB?
000 standing M the etOdB nf tho Treasury her", the ii?,
l?aitn:ent inii> have mi intime mude requisition! ni on
such il.'i'n-it for halt or <>ven all the fondai and thura
while the iMiohrt here chow ne funds the booki in New
York show u large credit, simply because the requisi?
tions muy ml 1 me !.n pe?OBtOli
Apaiti, mnny millions hnvo been i^pnctl t?J tnd
charged over M disbursing agents in difftrcnt parts of,
the country. These sams nro deposited, and nmny I
nun.tlis elapse befotO all ia paid ni.t ; yet the Treasury j
bucks Maa the money to hove been pnid out.
CAMNT.r siii.iix??QUSBTIOB DV BEMOYAL.
A -j'... i.il Cabioel meeting waa held nt 3
??'clock tins eJtevaeoa, ead u i- aarvealli report? ?I that
IheieOMVll al Ml. t ir.. was the subject und' r con
-iii' minni. 'I'll" pi i i.'ii.ir cnii?:ruct.on of tia. law
erantfa v the eflee gtenlly aBahamesM the question of
B rinicv ti. 1'! I ? aXgreealOM of regra are very general
at the ral".! diffeieBOM in inininu between tliest? two
i .' :. iiiiaiii'i.i) offloan ti tin-tinii'i nmcut.
THK CHICA?:?) l ULLI ITI'KMIIP.
It ?< Mate? hera, UK-nigbt, tint Mr. Mack,
' ? ' / ' ." i . N"ti simper Com- i
i i i. - '. t.?: ?? Be lur the t. i c a n t C o 11 ' ? a ! o i.- h i p i n ?
that etty.
na c iBBTiTuriOaXAi ambbbmbbt
wiil n??t c?ame np in the Senate urtil next week.
WHAT ITOOBIBTO BOU opinions.
A clerk in thi- Internal BeveOBO Bama was!
?called bet?re Secretary MeCalleeh totilisparapuig re
ni.uk? ci'iici'miiur the PraeldeM*! '-"-'il of i'ebruari
apeeeh.theelerk ailiaitted Mi views tai bo sun uu
lehaaaged m to Me Barlte ?-f that peaMaaaaaga Sha
Sfcr?ti.rv wara dtepOOOd M induire in it diff-rcnce of
? ?pinion upnn that sii! j?" t. ti,: ?,.: I mit atert would be
. I .-? 1 lae I'ra.-ian nt ni di-lt.yalty.
TUB BEWAKHS BOB Mil. LINCOLN'S ?ftlfTf
It i- now in ;i ly ;i year UtsOt ?ho reward wa
eMMed by Ma O overa bbiI tot Ma peal ara efttaaaaaB i
-in.? of President Lincoln. Tho dein in Ile award?
s' IB . m bel)] ii':; ii'Linab'e, and the cv. i ? el the Sac
reeorj oP'vv.ir that M tho fluirlhetfoa t.? n
large number of c'.uitnants gi nt flaeeffl
must iii'-iveinly ti?- exercised, ii a lew ot Me
laana nf tkan, naaaei be r laraal oa i :.
A lorire number of tho??i geteofly entitled
Mpevtleaeel tteiavariheve boee Lire m a heavy I
??xp' us.- of tin | and ii.on-y f.ir months (?st, striving to '
ascertain something ileiinite with re!, renee to tri?- sums ',
awarded them. ur,d the time of distributmn; but Bil of I
their effort* Laic failed, and they have even been At.
meal an undi.xt e w Uli the Serat try ni Wat, who still :
persuts in tioliimg the list of awards in his (?osscssioa.
BBXATOI BOOB
n?de t<? tin' Capitol agaia to-day. Hil iadlapo?
vtmn arose from a se\ei?. gelt,
THE I'KH-OVAL LIBIRTY BILL
will ka takaa n?) aajaai to-morrow in tlie ?Mimte,
ard preued to a vote?despite an intimation that Car
rett lluvia (0?!?0'nl?tea laajOMN a three-hours La
rungue ujm.ii that p?tica! body.
A MSIOMFIILD UH1R MAU.
Another of the 111.iir appointee1?, an Internal
Retenue oflicer at Baltimore, lost his confirmation
to-day on tie ouut of vcr?onal hoitility to Senator Crci
welL
*"*" SENATOR sntRMAN
W'.lllf.ivi- lure lo-BMMlOW evening fur ("on
need ut, where he will rj-eak behalf of laen. Hanley.
A BELOIAN EMBASSY.
Thg King ofBalftSMi hal ^'Ut a special em
baasv to VS'aehingtun to annonnce to our Government
his accession to the thron?! nf that kingdom. Tlie em?
bassy aeaatete of (?en He Beaulit-w, with two aide? and
a secretary.
BIlLKCII-I.OADlSfi AL',!-.
The (?ovi-niiiient Committee on l?n erli-loiul
ihganns, now in lesaion here, ' ave loaned the following ,
prtagrauime to inventors and cotitcstanla
F.ai-h ?-na T*fflhtteklB ?prt hy the ii vent.r or Ma ?feral,
' am! it? ssnstes tnu ?uJ np- nimm f?By espaMaed te the
li? md. A' Hie ?sine lime, a vritlen ?)??< ripian ?-f the ann,
I ?a-ltl'iii fi I'll .t-?;.? al ii,.rl'?, petenl > Ulm?, ha., ll.'.uld he
I furlaittieai (or ?ha. le, nul? ni Un- )'.. ard.
?Aflat ? I ntl allia nun.lu r al ann- ?li* I have Leen eiamined,
Mo Ba '.ni w-.l H . --i-ii In the Al?- ii?: Md teil Um r mu tin
? '..-.. and fi r tf.n |.i.rp "i-??a h ?ui. wi.i he hred hy the
poreon lai'iii.iiiii.x it. not i."t tiiaii IN tin.. ?
111, Aft?-r til the ?rut Ute i--ii ? ititi.itted te thii prelim
irmrv esaateates ai 1 loaMbo Boord ni" .? ha t theos J>-eii. ?1
', ?: l).e mill airy ?a-rti e, and ral )?? t tiii'in to
fi-rt! er teal na ttae I,nnd. ti ?a.Idler?, bl Illili!, for r?n|e, a- cn
IB J. prartrsBlB Md mpilitv, and foi itieLgtli and endt.r
. laereoaii g ? lutin i.
IV. Tha ? I III M determined hy UteBsstd
ii!!*? tea tiii-iii.'- tiiiiii a Ibe ei;,. rim ii'? liv th iel' m lg?
?otasateali m 1Mb m1 e t 'lie Boots ?il!, besweea
. va nfv by ai tu?: tllal tin- ii-iii lttiion? Hilled ?t
I V. Bach .perora wM etea Is ?rmnr, Ms tewsa prie* at
I ni i'.!, lui lim v?:ll he fiariiiilied hy til?n?*?, or thf r?te per
IMenerada wbieb M w i> ? <?w ?i,e OaeoraaaM B BBbs
I tin na. Tne*e iiropo.sl* ?vail ba-rno-1^ ??i?*i*t?ly. on f.rim tia
bs iiartnthed on app!ia-ati?ii and will BO directed, ?ealeii, to
illnlt. itlt r t,l ifi- Il .r.!. an I liad.nta-d M l'tijp???tol* f??r fur
' dun arnii,"atid wid be opened at t k lim'
u* the Hoard Ui*y ii r
! To the A**oi i?t*d l'reti.
WabiiinoT'i.v, Wedneaday, Marchi!, lim.
CONKIBMATIUN8.
The Senate, in i>.?-intivn .-?.-.sion, haVO BOB?
jfirmulthe fiillowiiiKnomiiiiatiiiii? Urie. (?eu. ltenjami'i
In. Oiltissa to be Mg)a flaanaelj lirin. (?en. Kdwm
M. MeOook to lus Miijnr lieii'-ritl br brevet i Horatio
! High! to i"- A?sist?ut Appraisir of Merchandise for
the Tort of New York.
SIILEME ?nCRT HCMNESS.
In the I'. S. Supreme Cocfft, to"-dny, Mr.
Mair coiiclnded hi? argument in the ?i vaete tatet of
A. II. Corland and Rt.bert N. Marr. He contended
that the law requiring ?atome) ? M iwear and lubscrib?
to an ?th Ilia! the] Eave never engaged in ormed hos
tilitv to the I nit.-d'Strtteior ifiien aid and comfort to
.the enemy was In the nature of a bil! of pains and
' ptltaWtlB. and imt an oatt ni aflea in the seine of the
Constitution, ont an oxeMalea Baa aflea M attemera
of those who hod committed certain act? during the
lui?- revolt. It whs CongrcBB anting in judgment on
this class of citizens. An attorney is not on officer ?if
I the Gnvenuaeat, bet the eflea la seeaMi hy Me ratee
1 governing the courts If MM argnment failed, bo
'placi'd Ins deiM-nduin v. on the Paidon and Amneaty
PlB 1 iinati.m M Ihe IT' ?nlenl. the effect of which WM,
eeoording te the bichea legBl eaMevitMa Miaaseve
lall liabilities for bEMbbb citnmitted. and Io place the
BUbJaM of clemency in the position which he previoualy
occupied?in other* wortla. en obliteration of the come
qu?'tices of hil illcKol Beti.
1 Mr. Stanb.-riy ftihio) spoke ln??iposition. Conirreii
flies the number of the Judgei of the Supreme Court,
? their But?rica, and the place where tlier ?hall lit. Pro?
vision is malle for o clerk and inarihal. In fact ?li tho
! machinery ia ni?ii itnl !?> statute. It wita that Act of
? Congre** which fait rottuaclora the riarlit to opp<-ar at
this har. Tho oath alluded to in the Constitution baa
1 nothing to do with li?tryers, but the law of Congreaa re?
quire! them M be iworn. If a man ii excluded from
practice at this bar by renaon of crime, the pardon of
tim President could not restore him. He rsferred to
'the argument? that the oath li nncoiiititutioiial; that
I the u? m tmmoa a_g,, and that it deprives the
j?er?on affeotod of i...? right of trial, and to
iitimiiion witnesiei in hu defenie. This wus like
! making up vari?os medicine! In the form of a bolui, ao
I that if one did not another would cure. The argument!
I wer?? t'.u? rircseiued in order thnt they might operate
I by virtue ol the combnnitiou. The oath wa*, complete
M Beeil and refa-rrcd lo oil uttornuya. Mr. Stoub?'rry
argii'-d ut length in support of tho constitutionality of
the law.
The lion, peverdy Johnson mide an argument bet?re
the i earl M hohalfoi Ute petitioner.?
THK M'i UttOCS-CLABl 0OBTBOTBBBT.
Aa tha ooutiovotay batwaaa tho Daaretaiyof
IheTieeaaij m >l MoCoatraBor.wlth r?-)tanl MBaanefaj
! mattera, attroit? mucli iiiti-ntion, it may be of MMreel
t.? lenm that ti,.. :tw Mai ?d' ? that the Controller ?hull
be appoMMd by the Prnideat, on tho recommendation
?of Iheha-cretury ol the irea-tury, by and with the ad
I vic?.'and consent el the Senate, ?nil thal) hold hu ip
s
I'ointment for Iho term of fire yean, nnle?? sooner
ri-tiiiived by the President, uisin rcusoit to be communi?
cated to the ?Senate.
PISCATORIAL L.xro.slTION.
A ('omnium, iitidii ami sent to tlic Scmito to
?1 n iel ?live to tho prapOMl exhibition of fishery and
Willoi-culture, to be held ?t Archacon, near l'onie.uu.
i.? 1 lance, m ,Ii.lv next. It .-nil,rucea correspondence
bet?,'cn our Minister at I'uris, mid the Secretary of
State and citizen? of Pranc. This exhibition, thoiiah
mainli n privuto enterprise, receives a .ubsidv from
Iho lanpire, und will be controlled by ??nveminent
(?nicer? Mr. Bimlow is ladara! to inquire, in view of
the BUgBitade of BM whale, cod. ovster. and other lok?
ertoa, m1 the aneri ?md eapaoBy far bah dtotribBttoa
??f ?ur lariat systoM whal action ?mr Garenu-eat pro
l?oset lo tukefo- the icprcsoiitutitin of the t'nited Stales
ni that ? IMsBira. Ile annoniice? that the Scientific
Society ,,t An ha, on n ill deli ai v the ?o?ts of transport
throurh Frunce of all AnoriBM article?, exposed. Mr.
Blgelow, m a auto t,i Prnune Carton prenlan that
nothing shall be a antitiK on hi? patt to secure such a
repre-entation Irom Hie 1'iiilcil Stntes a* is Im from ii
country adnpted bj mitiir?. t?. jtrolit _BOtofargeTT, nor
hnps. than iiiiv i Hierin the deveiopmeiit of tho science?
of liben ?nd vane culture. The oonBoaleMtra
tin* referred t? the Committee on Foreign Kolatiou?.
A biii.iiur one wa? also transmitted tu Ibu House.
OOBYICTSB.
Wallace Whittleelj, on tuiil lieforo the Onnii
eel Cn,?t, abarred with al,?tra. Bag publie p .?per?, hu
),. en found piully, With ti :???*,,miner .luthm t<> niercv.
TI.?1 Mooni ?ne eini.l.iv. ,| ?ih a der? in the Curren? y
Bureau ?,t ti.,- I re isnry 1) ina it Braal and ?n the i,t lay
of October, !?? I 100 braea, patportiag to !??? werta
11,000 Beeta, bul which itere only paitinllv tilled ni),
were abstracted. BUM turn? UDUgMat to the al>
?tr.n Um ??f th?1 tionds. the neem, ,1 rutgaed bil p*,* it inn
in the Treiisory PegBTtBMt Bad lUptoioa feil upon
?um n the i nrt v gailty "f the abstraction, After a
peel ,:,-.ii ,,f tobra, ti?,? ,i, te, Braeof thtoeity ? aoeeeded
la oktaiaiag toSoienl eviduoe ,,f his gauttotoalfy
h's nrre?t in N, w "i ork, mid recovered it the r, ?nie:.ce
of Ibu ace'isi'tl n j i u m I ?, r of the mupotis.
IUPP0BBB ARMUT OP yi'ANTRKM,.
A man an_vr**ria| um deecriptionol (?ii.inti.-ll,
the ;.aal-r of the Lawrence , Knn-a.?) munn re, vu?
ni? ?t. ?I in N.'iv York on Su'iiriliii uiirht, urn! ii MB
I .ie .? Hen. Anirni s gaari beBU. It is ?aid several
rittoBM of Km ?<i?, toeTadlBg Senators I,?no and Pane
rov. and ("apt. M. H. Iu?lev. hnvn vis-led him ni.d are
ni iii" ?ipini,m that he i? Ita kdratttal individual.
?all or?n lin: rossabbt.
The riiiiiin :?ml ?tilth?,rit:,-? d' (.. (?ri'?'!own, 1).
Cm presented II?. I're?i'!cn! to-day I'l M ron, Inn, ,n? in
don mi' lu* polk y ?'f notorattoa. II?? :? piled by thank
ni- 'he lelegatira for such erbtoau of their approval of
his coui.c, to win, h he iiiteiitl? .1 t.i ii?lhere.
statistics o PABBOBB?
The LiitnliiT i?l pardons ti.?it baVO t.on
grai.te?! by the l'residinl M BOSBSMM the Mule? lu*
low mini?,!, under the tbirfrrntb BBOWttofl of the
Amnesty I'llkollBllhlB. v:/-, w ht se MABBra propeil? i?
r g-.?) is?) uro us folfawai Kaotaehy IB raeel ?lr?
ima te. Arkansas ti. Mi*?? un ;d, Virgtaia "..liTi..
rth i'uro!,,ia-(-?-'. (loath I ar, lum I ,-, liorida :'??.
LoetotoM ii'*. Georgia 1,'.*.?*. Alabama 1,311, Mn
tlisli'pi ,'..; Total '
(?iLABAlM).
S?nator Wilson todnr Bsroi a reconsideration of
the ti le by which the Senat?, refi 'I ,1 I third tudllg
the MU far the alaluton efCelnele lato Ike (Taira.
I .' friend? of the ma t-ur.- ar. i n'aie: t .f kMBMBBgO
? ian ti.? (Melton eeem t" M I itoty eelareMen. Baan
mitrrpreteutations of a HsMSMMg -iiaru.tcr to ?'<.!
or??lo ?iT! briant?! t before tte ?Senate in printed liit.l
and bad on Ita lal ???? of member? and bv tr?, murnini?
faratobad far on to loboMk. fay the eerreetton ??f which
no time wa- allowed.
XXXIXm CONGRESS.
.SI'.NATi: Wa-iiim.iov, Mari h 14. I?*?'..
111. WAHI? <>P M nu I.
Mr. fsCM.tKR, fr?,ni ?in? Committal on Foreign
A IT urn, reported a joint r?solution Mlbertstog Cea
mmmoWm. BidheeMeaeept the draoealtoa ,<t Mr
Order of M. Maur)!?? snd I.a/i ,r?) from it.? King >!
Italy, ss a reward for lb! UtoBtaBM render?-.! bl Ila
to the italian ii.i,ate I'.w li lU-a ?_iu BSB-BS on Long
Jjraiii.1..
civil, HBBBBBB.
Mr Ffi?*! tutu, from the ? eaatttos ?n Flaaaee, u?
ported With IBMIBIBII th? I ||| I?, ? ipp'.v doll, l?ncl? ?
in ftpprapriattatu f?i Ma ??vii. (pearn ? f lbs Govern*
iii.tit f?,r the eiirrent lisci! var.
Aniong these .iineiidu,' nts are the fallowing
Btnklag ont the apeeepriritan fal larrerle* and
bu,,ung out the Beebee! Btrw to Bkais lanaei re
dnelng from trio ,??i _?> 110,000 Iks ipptesriattoa f>r re*
build In s Iba ral? i laegellgkl banu ka Baelnfcj Bar,
Ohio, ?inking ?ni the priii ??o Mai earl* It for the pul,
lie beildlagl shiill be ot don,???lie ni anil ictnre. anil re?
dil, lag Ita iti m for axpeaeu la dateetlag the counter
faittag of Cn ted Stat.-? note? from BlCAOOO !?> 130,000,
Th.- n (?ort ?irike? out it? lu? for tia-? ip. n??-s of Hie
nunn la Artooaato iea4? for buiMinn a bridge over
?te ' alfil ni Conlan.!, he innkiiip a.-i utin,i,s in the
Providence Cottom House, for comia-maion of the
Ba?an B gOBl IB Ben York, and far compilation of Mo
Uves of the lint, d BtotU relutiug to re vriiu"-,?'?. minerie
aid nai mat ;.t-i.
It adds all item of 170 '**) for drflcii-nciu in the fund
f,r si, k and disabled ??? itni-n
It j,rov ides ?salary for (he Due, (or of the Mint at
Philadelphia of li 008 p?*r annum , for the Treasurer, of
11,300, with |l SOO additional as Assistant Trowurer of
ita i n.te?! stat??, forth?? Banker and Balan, I?), dud,
for Iho As?.yer, |3(??i, for the A.tistant Atsay? r,
tit*-*); for the Chief ('?in. r, gi \*ti. for the Clerk.
t'.','-?; for four A?si?t?iit Clerk?, |l,900 each; for the
Tnasnnr lit S?n 1'rnii, i?oo, 11,800 additional as A?
listent Treasurer of tbe United Stute?, for the At?i?t
in,l I i (usurer of Ike l.'hit.d Statis ut BOB li oik.
10.000, and for the Assistant Treasurer? st lloston and
St. IjOIiis, Ij.O?? each.
OBBMB i BB0B-TBB.
I Mr. Wu l.IAM" pr?f? nlei| th.. n,rni,,rial of the Orerou
Lertatatan BgaiaM thetasaStonal nnmnfr an?! minmi;
abana. BeMrnI to the CobmbMu wt Minei ?nil
Mining.
BBBUIUIMBI.
Mr. M(,li'.AN procnt?,! tim poUttM of ti??' Adams
Pipreu Company tu the ,???.. of I mt,.I Stale? note?
in lieu of Ilk?, m,!?"? deitmyed by lire? which wa? re?
tened to the Comniitt'?" M claim?.
SSUSti
Mr. MoKBi 11, from Ibe Conimtttee on lb?? Dislriet of
Columbiii, reiairted favorably the Jouit re.olution for
tho relief of the tutfxrori bv the late eipbuioo of tho
D ni ted Stat??? Ar?<-nal in WMhinrtou. Ii siipropnale?
|-.? j?) for the distribution among the ,-i.it-.-rei?. lo in
niiinber, or Iheir families.
The resolution wa? passed.
_irin.oo_.AruY.
Mr (.rimij!, from the Naval ?ommittee, reported
I the bill for tbo , ?tal-.lishm.-nt of a bydrogrnphio ufflue
j in the Nuvy 1?, part lu,lit. with favorable recouuneilda
llon.
TIHi CIVIL RK.IITH.
Mr. Thi Mut l.i. from tho Cointnitt?1? un Judiciary, to
, whom was relerred the Civil Right?' bill, with the
House amendaient?, reported that tho Committee bad
,ii"t-, ,1 to ile House amendments, and stked the nome
d?ate ??omideratioii of the bil), for th? purprae of oon
, currlng tnerein.
! Mr. I??via I hope that the bill will not be concid
! ered now.
I The Coair?It re-pure? nuammoos cornent to con
I sider it at the present time.
I Mr Davis?Then, Sir, I object
The ( Ha!B?Objnctlon belnr made, the bill Um over.
!i~.iin?*tr ron thk a_^n??t.?uc.io.'?c?)MMItt___.
I Mr. Davis oflered a rosolation that the Joint Com
I mittoe on ltnoonstructioa ought to take the teetimony
' of a reasonable number of persons whue names may
be suggested by the Senators and BepreMutaiives from
tb? Southern Sletes.
Mr GaiBLb objected, snd the ?solution gora over.
RAILROAD BILL PASSED.
A bid to grant land tn aid of the construction of a rail
road from Tlaoerville. California, to a point of inter?
section with tbe Paoi-u K-Uroad in xiovada, was
i pasted. _
THK MILITARY K?TABLISH1?E**T.
At 1 o'clock, Mr. Wii?*h)? caled no the bill to In
creste and tit tbe military peace estallishmeat of tbe
Halted States.. ____,?? ,.. um
The bill wu reportad from tho Committee on Mili?
tary Affairs, with slight verbal amendment?, u foi
Sscno*! 1. Tint the mllitiry prara eatablithntnt of the
CBite-Slatei.bili-oniittof6reglnienUofiitUlery, II ?g1
UieuU of eiTiiry, and SO regimenU of Intanlry ? the 1 .ofe??o.i
?nd , oro? ol ?be t). A Military Actdemy, ?ni ?nth ?Iher
force? ti ?h?ll t>e proiided tor by thi? tct, to he kuowo ?? the
' Army ol the Cidled Stars __,_#___
I ?,,- 1 'i i ?i th.-re.niienti of ?rlillery ?lull enr.?lit or the
Beonetonall now organiiediand the lil, 2nd, .lid, and ?tb
', re, nient? of irtiilery ?hill bl?e the ?am? oiS*b atattou ?? I?
' new ore.rnbed by l?w for ih* &lh regiuient of mliliry , two
edel tint thi Reairiieiital Adjutant?. QaailnBBBton. ?nd
I ann, illirie? ?lull berei/ler be .-tin lint ur anoud l?i*u
BgC I Til? t" Ih.efi regtmeni? of ctvalrynow in the letTie?
?hill bo added '? regimenti, hsvint Ita tam? oitauliitl") ?,
the Kir?! ?nd -Second I l?iiteu?nt? of which, and tw? Ibir ii ?I
th? ?ill,, r? in en li, of the gradet Ibove thit "f liritlaeu
t, eaal ililli be trlet ted from imoiig the oSJl- er? ?nd ?oldi?)?
ol Hie v.luuievi isv?ty, ?ud one thud from ita etoetu ud em
A?n-t tn the regular army, who have aerved two year* In the
In-Ill during tin- tatr *nd have been diiliiigiiithed for i-.ipa.ity
and (nod ion in -t.
PrnrileJ, Timt four of the r.iirpanie? from e?eh regiment
mar he aruied aud drilled ?? Lntaiitry, al the diicetioii ul the
I'retid.-iat.
I'r rutel. That each cavalry regiment ihall have but one
Ilii.i'it i Mia wi, I. an.I Ms ri-Kiinental Adjutant?, Q i ,rtern.?t
ti ra and Couimi' tariei ?Lall be extra Firtt or ?etoud Lleuten
anl?.
Baa I- Thit there ?hall be 50 trgirnmU of infantry, to eon
li-t ni tlie III regiment? of 10 couipaiiiet e?a h now organizi-al,
ttia-'I r.'inaininn realiuentt to be to diatribiiled that each b?t
l?.i.ii. wi'li Hie adtiititiii of 2 ctiini ?met, tball eonititnte a
regiment of I" t,ompani.-t ; and S additional regiment? of lu
compart??! eui It, and all the vacamia-a In tlie grade? of Kbit
and Sa-, oud Lieutenant*, and two third? of the racancle? In
? "t ti .1 ti* glade? ?hove that of lint Lieutenant?,
iliall be fi le 1 ey ?election from among the officer?
an i m 'lier? o; \ doateei iafoBry and artillery, ai d one third
li., m .ti ii? und -t Uni a of the regular army, who have ter ved
two ye .r? ilnriit the war. and have .been diatinaoi.heil foi
dp*, i.i ond fiad conduct lu (he field -, *nd 8 reginieut? tu li?
cotnp?.?eil i f col.ired men, to be officered by officer? ol colorea!
troop? win? have terv'-al two ya ar? dating the war. and who
lina- ha-, -t .Ji etea rtebs I tel r?| I i'r B ! i? '"i c. ndm-t in the
?. I i rviJed th?t promotion? in thai colored regiment? here?
by Bi.tlmri'ed ?hall he ronhned tu the regiment? ?I that corp?,
Sec. 5 Til it the Vnliiiiti-er officer? to he m lei ta d hy IB) IM
meut ?hall be ibitributfd anaomj tho "?tate? in pr portion to
the number uftriMipi furm-ned 1 inni ?In wir.
gno. a 1 hat !?.. li ii-giinent ol infantry ?reviled for hy thi?
set ?hall have ona I allouai, nue Lia ii'i-umit ? i li.nel two Ma
j",-., ora It' .'.ui'nl.il I iniun.??ry, one .liljn'ont md "in- kee?
lan tv ti tin - tenaoater who ?i.?"l he Kir-t el Bet o:.d Ueatea
?'t. I? i ai tates, I'l i ir?t iiiiil "-c "nil I..int-m a'?, otto .ter
?Hint M'.jor. une Clusrierin.iler Sargeant. on? tl.i.pital Stew
' ?sry Borgooat, two Principal Moaiflass. It
eompanla? and Bach company ?lull h*v.? ena Cop?ate, <-n?
Flrtt and one Second Liettteaoat, on? ririt dergeast f.mr
'?ii .'?? . |M Coi] ? '? tan aVi'iticr? two M ia! i T.
Baa to igttu r. mi M put it- a. The i. tabor of private? may
'. in i ?"I to 100, at Hie ?li.retion ol' the rri'.il? nt, wheu
erai u ?? oxig?nela of i he arrio? Bastes mm h 'in re i?*
BnO.1 rho!i i Nftmrat may have a hand, ?nd there
-!? ill I* an.- I >:,. - -.??.'.? f ai.,1 Ilo.pltal S(ew?rd for ear-h
mi i!?ry pi ?t and the * me number ut Pott ? hap' uni a? now
provided by Wv. air? I'r. -il.-t.t -,f ti,,. DaiBd Slate? I?
hereby aatboriai I te ?? i a.t lor the nat?a.in! remtasia i
B I? ri," iil.'.i! utah ti n thus, pty aid emolument ?f an ?ltd
ii?.ii e Ser;e?nt, l?i Im ?elected rra.ni the non a a mmlniuned I
t Hi. ai. .,! im- r- -i\ni ?rrujf and viiuii.teer 'irret who have re I
eeivedcertil * it ' n ?:.?? ti ?m ?eivi. e during the War.
.>?c I .TI at ?it en.'ntiienta Into the um? ?|,,1 bSMSltet
ha- foi tin- term -I 'a jeir?, and licit I Major for path regiment I
?hallM ?pp iiitcti wiirii 4eeespMiaashah have b-en enan
moi ?"? Lie ' C? "nel wha-ii Beeasaaiea ?nail have, bee,,
..i."ii,..| ??liiii-i mel ?id ?froud Mojei when tbe or- |
i.'itii:itl>?in a.l .the alseteaMla SSSBgtetedI ?ud tin? out more
than I offit n timm ?-??li a-, anpaany ?hall he appe.nlcd to any
rerinn-nt ?I ion.l?nr nulli t:aa? ni.uni mi iittia.ot-r "f mt ii
ii .ni li iv- ha. ii ? i?i.?l. and lint r? a loila Ul*y lie . u ,-? led al
? i...-. . mi reiiilrtvnu?. pr?vida d th*t tee utmlier du?* uot
earred in IM ii|'i?i< MM mm
.tri . V. l'ut' ii.-'!?- ?i-l. m- I Lieo'er.tnt r.,1. n. I .I.M-'-r '
??er.er?l?, ?ia I In Bl /-.d ,t ilfiia-r?l?. who ?hall hove the ??me
pijr ji d en, i it irn?. aud b? entitled to Ib? ?ame Uti olia or* ,
in n ni ! ? i ?ml <r? .. . *t n aw pr' iii?! I y low.
Bno. lu li?*'- tte AOJulaodfloataU'? DepeitaeM of Mo
?ruiy ih? I beroelt? r c a M ?t Ihm t Hirer* n- w aathatead hy I
law vii IV I ? i- iiriHlal, w ltfi Hi" iii |,.y ?id.ino.
i.n . n'l. ! i i . i . : t .? A.-.-i iai v.l. atom ?
raak pay, end ?aaoloaieato of Coloc?la of Coraky i i
l.-i-i i.- 'ni, . ? lit (.'? i. ?r..?, wi'h tlie rai.k. pay an! i
' oncla of Cavalry ; and ?.I Atti.tant
A Ijiil.iit it-1- ti... ?iib Hie i?iik, lay, and ?iiHiii.in.nl? ?f
Matar? ?TI .v.lrv.
rrc. n. li.at there ?hill h? i Faipeetet-OeaaiaB of the
Army, willi !l,e no! ned ? mohnm-nti of I o'oncli of Caviiry,
ii.) H Aa*l*tanl L .pert <r Miner?'? wrlih th?-rai.k, pay ?ml
. n,., .m? :.;? ..I I," .?. ' u.i l i n. ? (Carary.
MC II. Hit lb* Unrein of Mi inty Ju.tL? ?Lal' ron.ltt of I
I I.. I..- al. ? ?'. '. er*l. with the riant. p*y aad ??
n.. n-. "f . Oral, ai d I A?.i'a t Jodie Advocate
I,.nar? with n na ^?y and em .1 .me-'i ego < "lot el mt
I v.'? ii llhe .?it! Joist Advo. ?le Merer*!. ?I.d I.la a M
.nt ?h?!'I?t?IT?,lTTl?*i anti h?ve reei rd?d the pr'necling*
liliira-i-! ii. .r'.i, .-.i'? ' , . y an-l ii.ilit.rv ' ..n i ,i.
a, ia if ih? .ii..l'?..f the Polled "tai.?, ?nd ihsfl |"-r r ..
? .ria oller d tie? u lia,, heretnfure h?. n [terforme I by the
.'i.il.e A.It ?le ',ri.. ul ..' I: e Ar; ,,e. . 1 l!te I n 'a 1 -I,'' ?.
s?i ii Tba ibe Mew an atet't.DsrarinMMatlBAiay
I .-?liter tentit! of I Q.i?rteriii?*;*r CKneral, with tee
lana, pay ?l.J eu,o ornent of a Lr. JiJlr r I it: cr?l J thief
\..i... id: 4o?t?eim**tii Oroeitl., with the Bah, pty and
i!it.f Hi ji i-i lln.-rii I l??l?l|?| QaSiUIBIB
I. r ' ?? ? -i? ?. with tiotuehyfaj uni einolaanent* of I oloiirl*
? I ? ?v.larr " l^-p"?y W .-.rier,,,?.?er Oen;j?|., wllh th? r?ek.
Bay ?i I euii.li.ni.?l? ol Lirui. ? ? Ion. ? ol'l *??lry ? lo k1 ?i
li-iu.ftei?. with ll.e rtrik, kr of Mtj-ia of I *v*lrv SOdM
A?.i.' na u iartaea?eot?tn wuk tbe ron!, be., mt < iptiim
af ??Vitiyi and the um itt her?-by i.vit.d m the
?til. | A-t-lint yi ?.rta ni l.iei ?La I be h. ed hy psBM
abo have renaiered mertturioua ?ervine at Axitlaul-Qasitet
Ii.?? er? "I \ ... ir.tr. i. dSStal I'M ye.iT? ait the wai.
Sic II That Mo sandtet M S liitary ?t rekeepe.-i in the I
l;,il .in ..I.i l li ? pi-tliti-rit thill nut .ii.! .1. With Hi?
pr ?I fed by I*
Ba? I*? I I i! Hie pr.? -".li- . ! tlif .. ! !..t !| - Itet-.e, erg
?li'-' V'
Itt.t ?i.?i r Uno* lo lort it oi.* yrit al A no .?ugir Ma
,, .,- ?I .? ?Jo i-rr .?ii. II. it.rtit.? nt ?, pr v. d J
ro in.
ah *.
tim v ?? n- at um
tea ?' 11 ?t Ihe ?i.fii.'ence Pepartment of the'army
?ha 1 ha rsgBa r t .nu?! "ftie t * ?r? , ? tv . , n. ri/ed t?v iaw. j
v;r Cnriiii.i.rv .aener .1 a f ?-.ilt?i..eii,.-, wi'.n the rank pay
lad? ? Basent? a a Brioostel (lanoali two A.tUni t ? "in
11,1.? ?!? ' .ei,. ,?,.. ti nu lue i?:i? he., Of I ? !' ne li . f CtValry .
... \ . u i. !.. ???!? Oona a < with iii? ash, Ac, et
I ... .? i i.. . ? vally ? iini.u.air.i *"t .i ibti.ti i * wn!,
th? isah? km, ai Masa "( ssrabry. sad M Ctaasteattesa
gobiliiaaaa wkh tie rai k? a al aplates ai coeshy.
SBC IT 1 'i*t ' (! t'-'-t at I (I.e line Jet.l.ril It? ?at i. i.|?
mei ?? i|'.?iteiu i?!t r?. r t ?-i !i.i.*ari?t, or a? ?piarteruiaiter?
-,r t . u.i: I"??ii' ? I | erui?lie,it p-'?t?, "I of Cull. 11,nilJl uf liol
I. ?I tf.&ri 1 a'"ll.p4"ie* ?I i.l wl ? l, !!-? I'.l.I, ant li Jilly re
y- l'ai !" ?lid ?pi I?.veil b? Hie H OT l'a I . luiel.l. Ira'elv* a*
eatia roaiaoni Ki? n a bill :' iprailkl? fur iiuveinment prop?
erty gin io! n? l a r ii.nnth.
-ia I . I! .Hie Medual Departir ?nt of "he Army thail
heretller n i.?i?t ? f um Surget n tirin-iai willi the r*iik, pay
? ml em?.him'ntt of a llii*?d.'i <)? i ? r I ..." Atiiitant bur
r- i. ?.?:.er*l w.th MBB kc, ol lol.ii.el if l *??lry ? ti
taruou ?iti? aahn. ha of halen si (avairy; im
A??i?t*ot BsSgoOM ttith ulI Vc, u! Plia Lieiitccant*
of Coo ?Bj im ti* int tine? pasa aaansj and
of I ?pi mu "f tivairy after tin?? yean' Bill S|
?ni hu- in? di ti ?I ?Ml BO [W11 wi'li ile ?alie ? onipen?lti"ii nt
I? li- ? yi .', ..lei! hv law, aiid two third* of Hie SBMBsteS
In reliy maU i m the ,io.le. of lurgeou ard ?itiitant tur^eou
?1*1 le hurd hy ?election upon compel? nt examiiikllon fioiu
? mi ug the pel linn who l.'.a.- airad ?? -'.itt ?. '.I re^.u.eutaliur
t, a. r a??i?t*iit ii.rienni twi year? duli.| the w*r, ?ml <i e
li,mt fi.i.i ulm ?i .11 i eu, fii.e lle.'ulir Arn.y n..! ?. r?. i.? wlm
lime Mtrad ?t a??i?t*nt ?iriieoiii tlnee ye.rt in the SOMbBSB
?ervlro ililli be e i^ib e r. i pr. SB ti' I to tile made , f a aptain ,
and'he .?>? ? retury of War he ?nd I? hereby ?ntliorxed t> ap
p. mt :r. iii the eninted men of ti.e army ?ml to cau*e to be
a ,, i?te.l t? ?OB] i-oiiq eta nt h'tpitil iteW.ird? at the ?eiv.ee
nay reipnre. to be permanent y aMoehad !" the Me.! . al li?
partaient undei ? . ti regulatiuiia aa lue BoBOtBJ uf ^ si may
pre.mlie.
-in 1 I That upon the reonaimenda'inn of th? Surgeon
( ?.ii" ? Hie S, rre'ary of W?i may detall a Sur?ea,ii aa Chief
Medn *1 falvey, r. Wim. wine pettmetak I - ? li d ilv. .'?I be
III t I ir.'i- : He B o [pal pOICMStea ?nd MSOOBS deput of med?
ical ?u| p loo, ?nd ?I.* I luve the rinl. ha , of a t ilaoal of .-av
airy. *nd not te eiceed i media al a.ffi, en ai Aimlaiit Med
Lal Suivcyori, wlm,while aprrforming iiicli daty io the du
fereot geographical d vi?:ont ? r depirtm?, I?. ?Itali have the
r?nk. p?y, ?mi eiiuiluineiitt ..f Lleiiten.nt Colonel? of a evoir?.
Baa M That II* l'?| Department a.f the army ihall bete
afler r unit ?if I l"?v,..f?i. r Oa-neral. with the rank, pay, and
emolument! of a Hil.-?!" r lien, ra: I At??tant I'aymaater
liri,.Mit. with ila* rank, pay. md emolument! of I ohne ia of
cavalry; 1 Deputy Paymaiter larneia'?, with the ink, pav.
and emulumeiita of Lieutenant I oloiiel? of cavalry i and 00
Paymaatert, with the rank. pay. and emolumenta ol M ., r? if
rivalry , and tbe v? ?i,, i? ? hereby rra?t?d in the gr*aie of
M?j r. *h*:i be hilad by telrctiuii from the tierioni who have
**ived ?a addition?! r?yin?i!eri two ye?r? duriu| the war.
Sar. 11. That the ? otpa ul lu.iuie.-ii thall ? oiiint of 1 Chief
ef I- ia<iue?ri. with Ike uni pay and emolument* of a Bilga
die! Ii'lierai , ?' I ? I- I.e|. li I.leuteiuil'. ? a'.", ? ?" M MottO?
ya ? ?plain?, and to lint and m .?-?????.ml l.eutei.iiiti. wbo
?hall have th? i ?v ?nd emolumenl? now pr?>v.ded hy law for
officer? of the Km n.-r Corp*
Baft M Tim He 1 eomptiil.'? of engineer ?lidien, aad the
Hergetnl M?jor ?nd (Jnarteriuatter Serge?nl, heretohne pre
?cribed by li?, ?hal! minti!.ile a battalion ot (..mineen, to be
officered lay officer? ol ?uiiiM* rank, detal ed Iroai the corp*
of Eiifineer*. and th? offiror? of Kniineen Beling retpett
itely a* Adjutant and Quartermatter of thi? battalion, th ni be
entitled to the p*y md eui'.; ..i.entt of Aiijilintt ind U . irtei
motten <?f ? ?vary.
Sbo. IA That the ordinance depo- of the anny ?hall conti?t
of ih? him n.imbei of efficer? and enliited men aa ia now
anthoarurd by law. and the officer* ih.il he of the following
gn.lei Via: I I.in..lier ?ei.? ul I eololial?, 8 lieutenant
. ,ila,iirli It m?lor?. IO capUln?, Il fini lieuten*uti. 1U teennd
lieuli inni? and 11 niliuiy ?turek.e.era, all of whom ?laall
have the .?onie poy ai.it emolument?ia now provided by liw.
Hbc. IA 1 'hat there ?hall be one chief ?igual "Hi. er of the
uniy. who ?hall hove the rank, pay and emolument? of o
colonel of eavolry, and the Secretary of War ihall have (lower
to detail from the army, u^n the recommendation of the
chief ni"? "Hit er. i. offit en end not lo egree! luO non-com
mitiloiied officer? and privatea, to bo token from the hat!.li.m
of engiti.an, for tlu- p?-rform?nr? of ?lgi??l duty, provided lint
no officer or enlutad mu ?hall be detailed lia ?. *.-in the
?Igual eorp* anti! lie (hall hava been eiamiued and approved
by a MliltaiTr Board, to b? convened by th* Socratary of W?r
for that pnrp? a?e, and officer? willie to datoiled ?hail receive the
pay ana eiuoluuieal? of ?avairy atffia e,. of their reapectlve
irdar ?nd eu?lain! men. while io detailed, ?itali, w ht-n deemed
i.ecettiry. bo uiuiii.ted up"U hone?, provided by the com?
mandant. LIL
HlC W-?That ao officer of tha regular annv, below the
rank of a Colonel, tball hereafter ho promoted to o higher
grade before having paaied a tatltfartory elimination a? to hi?
ntii'-ta for promotion uni p??t record or ?erviee? before a board
of three general otiren, or cffi?-era of hi? rorp? or ?rm of
??rvit ?'. t.nior 1" him in rink, ami ?hotild the officer fail at
aaid ?lamination, he ihall ba impended from prune.linn for
one year, when hi ihall be re?iamloed. aud upon lecood fall
ill?, ?hall be dropaed from the rolla of the army, provided that
If any officer be fiund nii6l for promotion on arcount of morai
di??i'iailh. ?tlon. le tball not be entitled to a teetarolnatlon.
Sac. *:.?That the Adj it?nt (leiieril, Qu?rterm??t?r Den
er?l. (?"iiiu!???rj ?ieneral of Huhtiitenre, Suigfin Hen. ia!,
Pay mailer Uein-ul llnef of Engineer? and Chief, if Ordnance,
? bal! hera jfter be appointed by ?ctectluii flum the cory? to
?Inch they beloigi.
.Sa?'. Ti. Tliat ia., perion thall he appointed to any vacancy
i-reaU-d by tin? ?? t in the Pay. Mediril and QaSSBBBSSSsn
Deliartnia lit? ur le proniote.l to any higher grade tl.erei,,
until he ?ball baw pined the eiamlnatlon required hy tile
MM aettee mt tim tan. , ,
ft,. ??. That i?, penon ihall be ?ntn-ninioned in ?ny of
the regiment? ?itihni M d hy thi? aa't until lie ?hal! have peate al
oiatiilaciory aaaunuallou ItinS) board lo SB couivsid
und. r ihe direction of the Serretiry of Wtr, whirl, ihtll
luqu,tn into the tervire? rendered during the Wir. capacity
-a -I n -.lan-.ill, e? of tho B|i|nti ni?, and until appointment,
??hen m ,,le, ?I:, I I,., wirii jin, regard to previous rank, but
t'?li ?"!?? rajad to ipiaiiBcttions ami merit?noni lervice.
Sr?'. I'l. That person? applying for nu,mussions In any of
the regiments author!?-?! hy thii act ihiilnoi be entitled to my
conip-naation for . ip _?e, incur., d lu reporting to the board
f r naatoattoa?
Mr. Wilkcv nrnposed an amendment, which wa?
adopted as an additional section, authorizing the PlBOt'
dent of the I'nited States to employ in tho Territoriea s
foi ce of Indians, nut to exceed l.U(>0. to act as ?couta,
who shall ruc.'ive the nay and allon nuces of cavalry.
Mr. 'A ii.-nv offtrid tbe fulluwing as an additional
section r
Batmen?. That tectlon 33 of the Art for enrolling and
r.luina o?u the minna force?, whirl, prohibit? the payaient of
ei'r* duty pay to men ot the Army, i* hereby repeded.
Mr. (jitiMEn (lowu) offered an amendment to the
amendment, that tho provision? of the original act,
granting ? xtru pay for extra duty, sha!! be extended to
enlisted men in the Navy.
T! e ninendment, and the amendment to the amend?
ment, wore tdop-i ,1.
Mr. .'??").?mu 'i (Oregon) offered an additional lection
providing; ilmt all ollicers who bave ?o served in the
lobiut??r or regular armv, and ha.o been honorably
discharged, shall be entitled upon public occuions to
wear the uniform ti the highest rank they have held by
brevet or otherwise in th>" service, which was adopted.
Mr. Pani .??.ii n (Mr.) moved toamend by striking???
the words "aad In ?additional regiment?," in the fourth
section, and insert, in li? n thereof, the word? "and thir?
teen regiments, eiglit of which ?hail be composed of
colored nea," and eUo to ?triko out the following from
the close of the tamo section, to wit: 'and eight re_i
in,?nts, to I o composed of colored men, to be ollie..red
by otto ? n ti Mined troops, who bnveterv.d tora years
during the War, and who have been diitiut-ms-iiid for
capacity n.,1 gool conduct to the Beef?"
Mr. PnagAl Of? amendment waa adopted.
Mr. M? HOKJiL (Cal.) moved to strike out the pro
v Mm for colored troops, und called the yeua and nays
on ilio adoption ti tno amendment.
The Senat?) refused to order the yen and nays, and
,lit,:(.*ree,| to the amendment.
Mr. Ganai iri?,v,??l to strike oat the proviso from the
fourth teelion, ns follows:
I'r ,.',,' 1 i, ii promotion! ?n the colored reiritueuti hereby
IBtl itaod ?hall ne confined to the r> ?lii-di* .1 that corp?. ft
Wa. id..,.ted.
Mr. Kr*_sfsiii:* moved ss an amendment to the fourth
?ertlnn tue following pravtae:
Provided: Uni ni the sele,-,i?,n of officer*, offlrer* of th?
K. r Vrmy who h?T?i eouimmd?! vol'iniJ-rr tioi.p? miy b? I
sec un'?! ?.Iii .-r. of volunte?! ot Ihe rauk they held ia com- I
Moan.
It Has adopt"!.
.Mr Ponaaor moved ton mend the 14th ?cction by |
providing Huit tbe oonpeaaenoo for military ?Iorihup
ers ?hall lie that of a captain of cavalry und that he thal!
baw the rank, pny and eniolamiuts of that officer.
It was ?d.ipt.d.
Mr. SiiiusiAN ? iTered in amendment, to go in before I
the last section as an additional s?'ctiou. "That to pro- I
mote the knoiilodgo of military science amour tbe,
y onng men of tho country the l'resuleut moy. upon the ;
i| 1 ? 'in of -iiiv col!, toe ?>r anivenity capable of ed-i
ncafihg IjO?tudeni?, detail an otlicer t?net ii? President
or SiiiM'rintetident of tuch college, provided the norn-'
her to detail"d ?hull not erna eil ?.lint any time, and they
?tiltil be jpi*,rt.o;.ed among the Slat?-? accordiDg to
|nit>n!ation."
Mr. (Ikimi. snpt.-este-l. as an amendment to Mr.
Sherman'? ?imendmeu!, the insertion of the words "or
profana afi?-r il.e word naerlateadeat
Mr. ?IIKKVA? ?ai't li? object was that no officer
? !,,.Id M detailed far ?my college thut wa? not willing
to assume a <]u.iti military character, aud a meie pro
fi -s..r.?h?p would Bri '"' sufficient.
The amen IbbM ??f Mr ?'?rimet wa? adopted.
Mr. Sherman's amendment aa amended wita adopted.
Mr. WlUOt oiTwred an amendment, as an additional
leeton, changing the?, rate of mileage for officers
traveiinr on public duty from ti reite per mile to id
ecnts, wlea net t_i?:..'? al with traniporuition m k.:.?l. '
?Ad?.'*..!.
Mr llrKDliti-aa wished ?to inquire of Mr. Wilson
w?o tla-r lu ibis bill there waa any provision for the
Veteran lteservo Corr?.
Mr. Wn_?. a s-ild there wu not
Mr IIlspit!. Ki? ?aid. that being the case, he would
move to insert in the fonrtli auction, after the word?
"canacitv and good conduct in the Held," the word-)
" and ten of raid regiment? ?hail be officered by officer?
to be selected from the Veteran Itetcrve Corps.'*
Mr II) NMiiiKf? spoke of the proposition he offered as I
si, m ? of justice t<> men who hail served faithfully, and -
to vi h, m tho promise of retention lu the service had
bei'h hi'ldout.
Mr. It ?s.jtrir*! denied that tie retention of the Vet?
eran Ketervc Corpa bad ever been promised by the
1 (?m eminent. They were detailed far light and easy
.,!-, while needed, and, when no longer needed, tho
OunilBBBBl was free to muster Mon out. The officers
of Ihe Veteruu l?eseme Corp?. Ml?. Feraendeo said,
conttitiited u very ?mall part of the officer? wounded in
the ?ert Ice, not r?or? than one in ?JO. The request of
the corp? for retention he considered ?elfish and inipu
dent. Under the present bill the Veteran Heierve offl- j
tan would ?land the tame chanco a* other volunteer
I officer)?.
Mr. U'liao. said that ?5 regiment? of veteran re?
tenes nue created with f?U?) officers. Many of
?tin ??officer? were most excellent. Thev were or
| gamied for n special purp???e. Tbey had performed
, their duty well. Several of them wem now employed
| by theTreaury Bureau. When ho (Mr. Wil?on) first
tntr.Mliiced the Army bill it provided that eight regi
' ment* ?hould be composed of men who had
1 tuen woundod In the service; the officer? of
which regiment? ?hmiid bo ?elected from the Veteran
Bessere Corps, or other officer? of volunteers
' disabled in tho ?ervier. Hi? (Wilson'*) idea was to or
I gani/?? ?even or eight regiment? sf men who had been
| wounded, M Ix" officered bv tho Veteran l?eseme and
?other wounded officers, because tbo eouutry wa* full of
other otlicer? who had not been in the Veteran l?eseme
Corp?.. Hut leading (?enera!? of the army wore opposed
lo the provision and it was ?trtcken out.
Mr. Ili'MiHP K? agreed to modify his amendment so
a? to embrace ??ffi? or? wounded in the service and not
belonging to the Veteran ltcserve Corps.
Mr. IIkniiii .a a amendment waa not adopted.
Mr. Wadi: moved to amend the second section so as
to'provide tbat two of the new oavalrv regiment? shall
be colored troops. Mr. Wade ?aid experience had
shown that colon d tro??p? were a? good u? white; and
it wai a noted fact that while tho white regiment?
along tho frontier? wer?) beiug reduced by desertion,
there were no deiertious from the colore?: regiment?.
Mr WihkiN wu in favor of tbo amcn.-ient of Mr.
Wade, u hieb he said waa in the original ! I. It would
be economy to ?dopt it. The cavalry w. uni be needed
un tia? frontiers. And it wa?a fact that of the white
regiment? there, 30 or ID per cent had de- ?rted. Colored
troop? hardly ever doterted; betide, oolored men were
excellent soldier!. Home of the beet horsemen in the
lervice were negror? recruited In Kentucky.
Mr Wade* amendment waa adopted.
Mr. Kiubwood moved ?o to amend the <3tb lection u
to provide one Mtjot for each regiment of infantry in?
stead of two. It was adopted.
The bill waa then placed on the passage.
Mr. ? 1 ki MKS demanded the yea* and naya, which were
ordered, and the bill wa? passed by the following vote:
Vin Mi-ii? Anthony. Huekilew. Chindler, Connut,
erigin, Ketienden, goiter, (luthrie. Johuion, Line (Ind.),
Line (Kiutu), Morgan. Morrill. Neiaiith, Norton, Poland,
Pomeroy, Kamray, Sheriinn, Song??. Sueklon. Sumner,
Turnbull, Vin Winkle, Wade, William?. Wilton?17.
Ban- Biran. Barta Orime?, Htrrii Kirkwood, Riddle?S.
A????v on BOT Vonna?Meurt. Brown, Cluk, Cowra,
(renwell. Djxon. Doolittle, Kool, Hendert*)), Hendrick!,
II,wird. Howe, McDoiigil. Nye. Siultbury, Stewart, Walley,
Wright, V*t*t-1H.
The bill now BOM to the Home.
PKIKTISO.
Mr. Anthony presented ? reeolution for the printing
of lu,DUO eopirs of the reoort of the Committee on Ke*
construction for the use ?if the Senate; which wu re?
ferred to the Committee on Printing.
1'Ol.oK VD<>?MOTION- TO UKCoNSIDKB.
Mr Wilson entered a motion to reconsider tbe rote
by which tbe Senate refused to order the bill for tbe ed
million of Colorado to a third reading.
NAVAL AlT'ROPRIATKlKS.
Mr. Fessenden raro notioe tbst on to morrow bl
shy ubi cull up the New Appropriatloa bill.
CoURT Or CLAIMS.
Mr. Tri unit x moved the concurrence of the ftanate
in the House aineud-uont to the bill la relation to the
Court of Claims.
The bill authorise? in appeal from the Court of
Claim? to tbe Supreme Court. The Hourn amendment
require! the Clerk of the Court of Clsims to transmit a
copy of the decisions of the Court to the Heads of De?
partments and certain other offioer? of the Government.
The House amendment was concurred in, and the bill,
when ilrned by the President, will be a law.
Mr. wilson ?-?lied up the bill to e?tabli?b a uniform
syttcm of militia, pending the oontideratton of which,
the Senate, on motion of Mr. (?bimi* went Into execu?
tive session, and soon after adjourned.
nOUSF. OF RKPRESENTA TIVE&
TUB CO0BT OK CL VIMS.
Mr. Wilson (Iowa), from the Judiciary Com?
mittee, reported tack the Senate bill in refereuce to tho
Conrt orchiim?, with the following amendment u au
additional section:
Tb.it at the md uf e?ch term of th? Co art of Claim*, the
r'.eik of laid Court iba I tri,moil a c? py of t,*,? de,a? em?
thereof to lb? heitata of Depailiueiit*. th? Solicitor, Control?
ler and Auditor* of the Treasury, the CouimiaiioDrri of th?
-iii?*-! Lud O0ce and Indira Afltm, th? chief? of burraui
and the offirari charged with ad, .?t.ng dum? agvinat the
L'oUeal State?.
The ami-ndment was agreed to, and the bill, so
amended, was passed.
HBaeout FiPLANATioy.
Vr. Fpai-ldin? (Ohio) obtain vi leave to ninko a per
sontt! explanation. Be eboMlod by the report in Th.
Globe that the Joint resolution whieti lie had introduce?!
lttat Monday, touching the taxation of national cur
rency, hnd been charaa-teriged by tho gentleman from
Pennsylvania (Mr. Steven?) n.? rank repudiation
Nothing could l?o further from bia (Mr. Spaulding'*'
mind than to Infringe ution the national credit, which
he regarded as he alni tho apple of Ills eye. The objeel
of his resolution w.u simply to permit greenbacks te bt
taxed in his State ju-t as State bank notei bore been
heretofore taxed there. He did not intend hu lolnt
resolution to apply to the interest bearing b- nda or the
Government.
Mr. Buvgai oaaMeeei that when he tn-\de the re?
mark complained of, he was not ltira of the object ot
the Joint resolution, and hadonlv tollo? ed the lead of the
diatingiiished gentleman from Iliinms (Mr. Wentworth)
whom he was always bapuy to follow. [Laughter.!
He fonnd, however, that the resolution wai entirely dif?
ferent from what he thought it was, and, of course, his
remark wtw entirely inapplicable.
LANDS POR MINNESOTA.
Mr. Donnelly 'Minn.) by unanimous consent, intro?
duced a bill granting lauds to the State of Minnesota
for the establishment for the relief of diiobled loldien
and sailori, which was read twice and referred to the
Comtuitto on Public Linds.
TBE HABEAS OOBBOB.
The House Tcsumed, as tho business of the morning
hour, the bill reported yesterday by Mr. Cook, from the
Judiciary Committee, amendatory of the act of March
i, Vita, relating to the habeas corpus, and regulating
judicial pi m filings in certain canes.
The substitute reported by the Committee propoics
to enact that any scorch, seizure, arrest or imprison
ment modo, or other trespasses or wrongs doue or com?
mitted, or any acte omitted t? bo doue during the Re?
bellion, by any officer or person under and by virtue ol
any order, written or verbal, general or special, issued
by any military officer of the Cnited States, holding
the command of the department, district or place with?
in which such seizure, search, arrest or imprisonment
waa made, done or committed, or any arte which wero
so omitted to be done, either by the person or officer to
whom the order is addressed, or hy any other perion
siding or osiiatitig Mm therein, shall beheld .and are
declared to come within the pnrview of the act to
which thia la amendatory, and within the purview of
Me fourth, fifth and sixth sections of said act for all the
purposes of defense, transfer, appeal, error or limita?
tion proi .ded therein.
Oilier sections of the bill relate to the defense to be
maale In such judicial proceeding!.
flMr. Cook (III.) explained and advocated the bill. II
en.!.:'n ed, ne said, two patee ..les which were also era
braced in the Habeas Corpus set of WA, ?jiproved ?"A
aipned by President Jackson. g ?"
the Cnited States shall protea
it.? laws and maintaining its . _, _i.ni - -, j,
that the question whether in officer was acting under
the authority of the Cnited State? shall be tested in the
Cooria of the Cnited States. Taeeettre principles ho
conceived could not bo surrendered without lurrender
irig Mb power of the American Government He moved
to recommit the bill.
Mr. Hawing (Ky.) opposed the bill, and made a
speech to show how it could be used te protect the most
despotic and ontrageoui acts of the Cnited States offi?
cers and ooldlors.
The morning haiur having expired before tbe cloie of
the remarks of Mr. Harding, the bill went over until
to-morrow.
THE FISHERIES.
Mr. Pike (Me.) Mked leave to introduce the follow
ni igeotetteai
li'herea, The Governor? r,f the ?overa! Britiah Provinreg
have p iblii-l? w?rued o ir tiahini ft.-, t? off the haning .'Mund*
idjoeeat la Meit amate, and have thu? indicated a waga to
reu w Hie unreaionahle claim? n.ade by them prior to tbe BO*
??nation of the Ret iprocity Treaty, ?nd to annoy our peace?
able commerce. therefore,
HtiAetd. 1 liai the Secretary of the Navy be requeued te
?end a naval force to the bahim: groundato protect our citizen?
in the ? n. at : ae ut ol then righi? aa recojn?atd hy the treats
of 17*3. ?
Mr. Paxkb {AtagAp-.I have no objection to the reso?
lution being referred to the Committee ou Forcigs
Affairs.
Mr. Pike?I wish the action of the House upon thi
rcii nation.
Messrs. Bank?, Wektwohth and others objected to
tbli.
Mr. Pi*e? Then I withdraw the retolution for the
pBMMM
BEVE?VE RKPORT8.
Tbe Speaker laid before the House a communication
from the gsortlBfj of tbe Treuory transmitting n
ipecial report of the Revenue Comru.ttee on the rela?
tion! at our fo.eign trade to our domestic indtutry and
internal lorelmo i olio a report on proprietary and other
medicine!, perfunury, etc., m a lource of nationBTar?
onne.
I The leporti were referred to the Committee on Weya
! and Meuus.
ORE?OS.
I The Speaker alio presented joint reiolutioni of the
I Oregon Legislature, in regard to imposing tax on min?
im.'claims, which WM referred to the Committee on
1 Mines and Mining; also joint resolutions of the same
Legiilatare in reference to the ennetation of Wella
Walla County, of Washington Territory, M OregoB,
which waa referred to the Committee on Territorio*.
COLORED A880CI VTION.
Mr. Ji lian introduced a bill to incorporate the
Colored Mutual Building Association of Washington,
which waa read twice ami referred to the Committee on
the District of Columbia.
O. HOCKS OP LABOR.
Mr. WitiiET (West Virginia) naked leave to intro?
duce rcsoltiiions reducing the hours of work in the
public printing offico to eight hours, which wai ob?
jected to.
THE P.WtIS IJCPOSITIOK.
The Home went Into Committee of the Whole, Mr.
Wils. v (I.iiva) in the Chair, and resumed the con?
sideration of the joint resolution in reference to the
Paris Exposition.
Mr. Wadhblrne (111.) addressed the Committee in
opposition.
I Mr. Wahabi une opposed the resolve as a m?Mun
taxing the people's money to advance private interests,
or oiK-ning a new ero In legislation at a very ?noppor
' tune timo, and said that OtO?.uoo ought no1 to be ap
! prnpriiiteJ when the nation is io tremendously in debt,
for any purpose not solely intended to advance the pub
lie welfare. He produced a letter from the fiery De?
partment stating that the lervice provided for from
that Department could not be performed without em?
barrassment and at a cant of tikAi.tUO. He was opposed
to Me resolve for financial reahons and oa Ce g nu:.J
of our political relations with the powers of Knrope.
onlv one solitary one of whom hod been our firm friend
during the late civil war. Mr. W. wai very severe in
commenting upon the course of the French Government
toward that of the Cnited States, and discussed tho
Mexican iiuestion with great vigor and closeness of
diction, ile closed his remarks by expressing the hope
that, hartog put down the greatest Rebellion known ia
history, hiving restored and regenerated the Union,
having reached a stans above all other nation?, we will
not lower our dignity or our position by paning such a
meaiure us this
Mr. CBiaUM (S. Y.) next addressed the Committee,
ne said he wai in favor of all ichemei of tbli character.
M tending to develop the spirit of amity and to advance
the dignitv of labor in the right direction for the benefit
of all tuon, and especially for the lntereete of the
laboring classes. But he had objection! to the manner
In which the proposition bad been advonced, and to the
argument? by which it bad been suitaned. He admit?
ted the rreat imaportance, usefulneao, and he might ray
neceaiity of thu country being represented at the great
Kum;*'.m ?rational Exhibition; but he thought that the
srgumeute made in connection with the bill were ill
timed, inopportune and irrelevant. He regarded tho
assault of the gentleman from Illinois (Mr.
Woihburne) on tho gentleman from Massachu?
setts (Mr. Banki) M without reason and in
bad taste. The gentleman from Illinois was, evidently,
wounded in hu self-pride by a want of due attention
paid to him daring hu late tiiit to the French capital.
Ile did not know how a gentlemau who ipoke luch rerr
bad French should have shown such an intimacy with
the beat classes of J'rench ?Society, and be hoped that
the gentleman from Massachusetts would not be seen
always with the gentleman from Illlnoii on the Boole
\ ords dei Italiens. He held that ia guest! we should
not cavil at the form of the invitation; batitwMevl
dent that this Peril Exposition was a scheme in the la?
teral of the Government and preMUt dyuMty of
France, and not directly in the interest! of labor either
in France or elsewhere. The immense same which
visit?n to the Exposition would spend in Para
would bo io much toll paid to French stop
keepers. Still, he thought that tbe competition to
which our people were invited, could not fail to prodoce
mutual advantage, The ingenuity of the American
mechanic would secure a largo addition to oar domratio
manufactures. He haled tins as an opportunity to
break down the somewhat ?elusive policy of European
Government!, which, by stringent laws kept the eecrets
of special guilds concealed so ss to pr?tent far compe?
tition. He regretted that tbe peo plu of the United
States?the only Sovereign here?hud not been deemed
worthy of an invitation which bed been given only to
Me Government; but there was eome consistency on
tbe part of European Government! in ignoring Me
people. He doubted whether Franoe woeld accept an
invitation from thii Government that would in any way
wound the pride of the French people, or that could bo
construed into a denial of the great fundamental prin?
ciple of French Government. The French Emperor
did not wiih to recognue the people of tbis Union,
and there waa a strong disposition on the part of
wealthy and ambitious men here to submit to the lorne
what iuaolent customi of European arlitocrncy. The
American people were a democracy, and asked bo
favori; bntthey eonld not ?luietly brook the polite in
solence of France. On the w hole, however, Mr. Cbon
ler favored the paaage of the bil!.
Mr. Gannon 'iowa) next addressed the Commut?e
in support of the Joint resolution. ?Hu apology for do
iug so. he said, woo that the Agricultural Committee,
of which be was a member, had recently pas?ed a reso?
lution to the filed that they desired that the agricul?
tural intereite of the country should be represented at
Kee Filth Page.

New-York daily tribune. [volume], March 15, 1866, Image 1
About New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York daily tribune. [volume], March 15, 1866, Image 1 About New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York daily tribune. [volume], March 15, 1866, Image 1
About New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866