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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 10,886. MEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1866. \ PRICE FOUR CENTS.
fc
WASHINGTON
The Army Appropriation Bill
Passed in the Senate.
laatf a Balf MflUoa DoBara Ap
propriates Car the Soppert of
the Froedmen'e Bureau.
ltpeal if the Acts Authorizing the President U
Officer* of the Army aid Naty.
BmusdUtion of the Edieatioaal Bo
reas Bill lo the Hesse.
Tote by Which It Waa Rejected
Laat Week Beoonaidored and
the Bin Paaoed.
Mr. Sefeeeek'i New Army Bill
Under Consideration.
?f ttw Beard ef Amy and Navy Of
le Saladae ta Bar Caaat Beffeeees.
Ao. Ac. Ac.
Washington, Jon. 19, IMS.
THB RECONSTRUCTION AMENDMENT.
Altheafh the constitutional ttn.adm.nia which re
Otnliy pwMd the Sentte have been publtahed as official
hoarder of the Setretsry of the Senate, it ie rumored
Mm* Mr. Seward Will decline the responsibility of seml
eoate the Governors of State* except by the Presi
lor direction. The radical* are exercised leal it may
aO he aent until after the approaching congressional
TDK TAR|f F BILIf.
She Way* and Mesne Committee held a protracted
BMtton to-day over the tariff Mil, which will probably be
(?parted about the laat of the week. The committee
haw* aot yet reached the Iron clause ef the bill. It
M understood that the wool grower* will carry their
I In the committee, bat the resalt ie doubtful when
leeetlon oomes before the Hoase. The committee,
' finishing the Tariff Mil, will take np the adjourn
I resolution, which was referred to it by the House,
i ie e strong lobby influence at work to get the
i of Way* and Means to give nx months notice
Of lhe proposed new tariff, so that tl shall not go tato
?Mm* until six tponths after the passage of the MIL The
eemuuttee, however, it le understood, are nearly unani
M in favor of putting the law Into Immediate opera
This, it la alee believed, le the temper of the
4# Mil
What Is known as the CUIwell Tariff Mil, now
the Committee of Waya and Mesne, le being
i to piece by the committee.
?BEBMFTION OP MUTILATED BAKE NOTES,
be Comptroller ef the Treasury has decided that all
i national bank notes must be sent to the offices
Mum which they were Issued for redemption, when, if
Mm hanks recognize them, be will redeem them. All
MM States notes, when net defhced mere than to the
nntant ef one-twentieth will be redeemed at the Treasury
?flpataeu^ at their fall fees value. When the mutUa
Man k greater the redemption will be In proportion.
mftmm NOMINATION Off eOVNBNOn MOLDIN AS
MIMlBTkB TO BAM SALVIDOB.
" fll le staled that the President to-day sent to the Senate
flheaaasinetlau ef Qotttnor Holdea, ef Norjh Carolina,
?e he Minister at San Salvador.
MMBNATION Off OONSTI. TO TUB ffANOBIAN PRIN
OIPALITIBS.
The same ef Dr. I. J. Csapkay, ef California, has
htm sant into the Senate fbr confirmation as Consul
I to the Dana Man Principalities Hitherto the
I Stale* ha* aot had a representative there; bat
Me Impending war In Europe reader* It neeeeaary that
mm government should have some ene there to look
after American interest*. Dr. Csapkay tu United states
ilsaionsr to the ?xbibition *1 Statin, Prussia, last
year.
ILLNESS OP OENERAL GRANT S FATHER IN-LAW.
Mr. Dent, lather in-law to General Grant, lies dan
gerously ill of cholera morbus at the General 's residence
M this city, and In consequence of bis advanced age and
enfeebled rendition but little hopes are entertained of
hie recovery. The General and Mrs. Grant were Informed
?nday by telegraph of hi* condition, and art doubtless
(etermng ere this.
THBPRI7.B KING.
There I* great virltement to night in sporting < lrcles
lb consequence of the pugilistic engigemmt, for flte
hundred dollar* a ride, between Barney Aaron, of New
Tart, and Sam Collier, of Baltimore, which la to come
off at an early boor to-morrow Snorting, at aome point
ta Maryland on the Potomac. Both belligerent* are in
beam, surrounded by their friends; and each has char
tered boats to convey their fnenda to the batU* ground.
Qpoftlng men from all parts of the United States are
Mara to witne-a the "mill," and are freely patting op
Metr money on tha result. The oddl to night are In
bror of Aaron, at the rate of orfb hundred to aeven
M-Ira Both mm are la tin# coaditloa, aad
M promise* to be the ben fight for light
Vaigbta that haa taken place in years. Barney Aaron
Mm been the champion of light weights aince 1867, and
IMa eonfldent of being able to austaia the reputation in
Ma peasant combat which he haa held ao long.
BILBASB OP THK NOTOBIOCB DICE TURN KB.
The notorloua Dick Turner turnkey of the Libhy
i during tha war, was yeaterday r*|eaaed from <on
sent by order of Secretary Stanton Turner ???
I shortly after the capture of Richmond, and baa
been la ooaflnemeal aver aloce.
CARBLEMNEBS OP A PUBLIC CI-BRB.
The clerk whoae duty It waa to deliver to the public
printer the copy of House bill No 813, to reduce Infernal
taxation, accidentally loft on eaverai Important pages,
i waa not discovered until thia afternoon. The MU
ilna two hundred end Bfly peg**, end the paper
I la misprinting Bra hundred op ss la of no amall
Indian appaiRs.
The rommlastoaer of Indian Affair* yesterday received
tafarmatlon from Governor Kdmuada, of Dakotah Tern
tary, of the arrival of the Indian f'ommueioner recently
Sated for the parpoee of effecting e treaiy with the
band* la that Territory, at Port dally on the ffth
met The fSorernor also states that thef* are about alt
hundred lodgea of Indiana at Pott Knlly all of tho l pr>er
?out tribe, aad about one hundred Uxlgea of them at
Vhrt Rice, disAnt about three hundred and sixteen
mil as Tb* utmost good feeling a siata among tham all.
miBCTB OP RgsrgC'TTO THE MSMORT OP OBMERAL
CAM.
?arvetary McOulloch has Isaued the following order -
Am a tribute to the aistingu -h*d character en I the
ieug aad patriots aad pubtn eerviree of that eminunt
Maaaaaaan, Lewis Cam. the various public baltdtng* and
revenue vnmeia of this department will di-play flags at
half-mast ua the day of tbe funeral oxerelsen.
H McCULLOCH, fteemtary of the Treasury.
Rational barbs in trb bouthbrn htatbb.
Repreeentatlve Buck land to-day. from tho Committee
an Make aad Banking, rapatlnd beck the reaolatloa of
Ms Honae lemoning whether any national hanks la lb?
Maaih had had ptedarana over beak* in other Mates m
ffha preparation aad dattvery at ctrcelattea, with a letter
flham M. M. Halberd, Deputy (^fleeter of tho Treeoury
flh whtth the IMhrwtog omaamoat le mod* ?
IMMahMhaf MeptemboMimi ^ there ^ warn It antieoai
?ad ??552llsa?vft- tern bee ha m Alabama, rwe
MBtth Oba an an, ama m Baaigia a? ame m Tliglaia N
a iipimaant by the pert lee lalnamad m Mam man
MM pwwoeiarty by Mr l?b| Wilfega. ? ptt tf MM
medore Wilkes, and President of the Pint National
Bank of ChariotU, V. a, that their eeotton of the coun
try waa entirely destitute of currency; that large
amounts or cotton, tobacco aad other produce were lying
Idle for went of money to move them, and that there
waa aaaeh auBering in conaaqaence. Believing the ooan
try weeded theae products, and knowing that precedence
la the preparation of circulating notes had been granted
to tbe Wisconsin national banks at the time their State
circulation was driven out of existence by the action of
| the Milwaukee and Chicago banks, 1 Instructed tbe en- i
gravers to reduce tbe time required to prepare the notea
am rom
for banks in tbe Southern miim from four months?
tbe ordinary time?to three months, that giving
Southern banks thirty days preference. When that
Continental Bank Note
order was given the Continental Bank Note Company
were delivering notea of the denomination of Ove dol
lars at the rate of ftve banks per day, and tba American
"ellver
Bank Note Company ware delivering notes of tbe de
nomination of ten and twenty dollars at the rate of
three banks per day.' From which It will appear, and
the American Bank Note Company have eo informed me,
that the precedence thus given would not and did not
delay the preparation of notes for any other bank in its
regular order mere than two days It Is proper to state
that this action was taken in the absence ol Mr. Clarke,
the Comptroller, and that subsequently, when Die order
waa brought to his notice, it was countermanded.
TOLL'STUB OJMlCkXa IN TJtK SKRVICg.
Tbe number of ofloera remaining in the volun
teer service era aa follows:?Assistant quarter mus
ters, ninety-six; commissaries, forty; surgeons,
twelve; assistant surgeons, five; paymasters, ninety
fbar; hospital chaplains, tan; aldea-de camps of
tbe raak of colonel, four; aidee-de-eampa of tbe
rank of mqjor, twelve; aides-de-cam pa of tbe rank of
captain, twenty-live; assistant adjutant generals of tbo
rank of major, twenty-live; assistant adjutant generala
of tbe rank of captain, thirty-six; Judges advocate, ten;
major generals, twsnty-three; brigadier generals,
twenty.
THIRTY-NINTH CONGRESS.
?first Session.
f EH ATS.
Washixotox, June 10, 1800.
TBS COAST OVKNCaa?BKPOnT OK TRS BOARD OK ABMV AND
SAW Ol KICKIls.
A communication from tbe Secretary of War, transfer
ring the report of the board of army and navy officers on
tbo subject of coast defences, waa laid before the
Senate and ordered to be printed.
Tbe Board consists of Rear Admirals C. H. Davis and
J. A. Dahlgren; Captain James Aldan, United States
Army; Brevet Major Generals T. O. Barnard, Z. B. T ower
and B. S. Alexander. Secretary Welles favors tbe con
tinuance of tbe Investigation and further discussion of
the questions which tbe invention and experience of tbe
war have brought for solution. These inventions, he as
sumes, havs occasioned discussion'! snd experiments
abroad, and produced many publications upon tbe art
and implements of offensive and defensive wartare. He
suggests the reappointment of the Board by the Presi
dent. The Board considers the three subjects of
iron-clad vessels, channel obstructions and torpe
does. Concerning tbe lirst-named topic the Board
is asked to settle approximately the character and
number of these vessels necessary as land butteries for
harbors. The Hoard do not undertake a final solution of
the problem oi barbor defences, but are agr-ed that upon
iron clada our method of defence must be based, particu
larly where the rhanneis are wide and tbo objects to be
protected are of v tal importance They consider It
doubtful whether the destructive effect of modern artil
lery has kept pace Willi the Invulnerability of iron-clad
vessels moving at high velocity; and there is danger
that one or more ef such vessels might succeed in |>hxr
ing between forts and shore batteries, and that therefore
a system of obstruct loir , nygy lie heoemary for da -
fence. They sav it_ls to be regretted that l-ort
"In Nev "
Richmond In New York harbor, and Fort Dela
ware in Delaware river, which were built after
prolonged experiments, were rendered valueless by im
mediately succeeding developments In the power of
artillery. The report says further - It is believed that
guns have now reached their maximum limit of power,
at least for naval use, and that experiment x am India
pensable lo determine tbe resistance of our most recent
works and the beet methods of future construction; for
neitlior the protracted experiments in Bngland against
iron targets nor those made by our Navy Department
throw much light opon these subjects, they having been
made with other otycctai The question of tbe effi
ciency of channel ofaatructions seems to be still
In dispute. While admitting that ther have
proved failures as undertaken by the Frencn, for In
stance, In the roadstead of the island An, they credit
tbe failure to their being attempted oa the spur of the
moment, without preliminary study and experiments.
led successfully i
Torpedoes were used successfully during the late war la
defence of harbors and river* upon oar Southern eoast.
The moet eucceaa was attained by seaaitive pcremxiioa
fuzes on some simple mechanism, so arranged as to pro
dues explosion by contact with the vessel passing over"
them. Probably Um most certain mesne of i-xpUxllng
torpedoes would be by lbs use of galremc or
magnetic electricity. Though we have derived
Nome knowledge of torpedoes from the rale-la,
this knowledge is very limited. Before they
ran be sw-atufully employed In channel defence* a
aeries of experiments will be nareexary lo ascertain the
best manner of construction to avoid leakage, the best
material for foxes, sad their arrangement in connection
with lhe battery wires, and to lest various methods or
anchoring them In rapid currents, exposed to ocean
waves. The Board say the untold wealth of our popu
lous cities, and the great national importance of our
naval establishments, make it an imperative duly of the
government to allfertually secure these vast inlare '?
against destruction by a hostile fleet The capture of
but rme of our Important harbor* would Involve the lo?a
ol private and public property far bayond the com! of *11
our cueet defences, ami would prove a aarious detri
ment to our military and naval power
Tint rax sin.
Os motion of Mr MoscaV, (rep.)of V T., fl.a hun
dred copies of the Tax hill, with .deoate amend ruvuts,
were ordered to be printed.
Mr. Taxes*dss, (rap.) of Me gave nntaw thai hs
should ask the -eu.M" *t one o'clock to morrow, to take
up the Tax bill.
a*LT LXtr < itt sin commit sivrs kali koxn? tss ex
i irit ruii.soxii.
Mr. Wilmah*. (rep.) of Oregon, called up a bill to
grant lands In a d of the condructluo of a railroad front
Salt Lake t'lty to tha Columbia river, which w a- passed
Mr. Howahu, (rap.) of Mtch , moved to ptMtffoaa the
abova sad all prior ordeea for tha |Mir (sue ol taking up
the bill pending lor several days to alio* tha Kansas
branch of tha I'acibo Railroad to select their own ro>tU
westward.
Tha motion wa* agreed to, tad tb* hiil was taken up
and discussed, without a< tion. until oue e'eiok.
as*T arrnorwiaint* atxi.
Mr Hasans*. (r?p ) of ohie. then caged up Hie Armv
Appropriation bill. Mr Hhermsn oflered au smandmewt,
as an addlllonsl section, appropriating me following
sums for the support of the FredM'l Bur*?u: ?Tor
salarie" of comuii*-loner* ao?i aesMsMt > omiiiissioners,
|I47 V00 salaries ut clerks, gxi.yw, for clothing to lie
distributed among the freedmea, 11.170 ink) lor com
missary xlnres, transportation, |l,.iO,OOU,
for school auperiuleudcrif'. |-I 000, repairs for school
bousas. k' , 1500 000 rhe auiriidmeiii wse egr od to.
Mr Wiutnx imp i of Ma-sa, oU-rod an eiueu 'iu-ni ap
pro prist tag ffdft.UOO lor tha pwrrhae- el flf'v-e gbt sere*
of land. Hie *ile of fun Morton, near Marshall, Tsan ,
who h was adopted,
Mr Coxnks*. (rep / of Cal , oflered an araendmaat,
which was agreed to, that in lbs pop baaa of army
clothing duartemtaetera shall viae the preference In do
?astir manufacture sad I bat title pcrferew s shall be ax.
leaded to the I'm i&< ? oast for articles re-p.lrvd I n tbe
tnny there
Mr Wimo* offered sn amendment ax so sdd iional
sect'on, repealing acta of < osurees authorising the Presi
dent io diamiaa the offnor* of th- trmy and navy sad
prnvldiug that no olBrertof lite army oi navy shall here
after be dismlaaed except upon conviction by 'ourt-atar
tial. This was sitopied
Mr Mwarrw. idem l of <?reaoa iff>r-d sn amendment
that bareafter the slupenniendant of the Military Acad
amy may ba arle ted irnsnaay'-orpesf tbe army. This
wa* agreed lo? yaaa, IK, oays
Tbe provision ?1 <f*ad in ih* House ihat no moaey ap
propriated by this bill shall t>e n ed for flaying the III!
not* Central Rndroad for the tran*p<w*atloa of troops snu
directing the Attorney i.enersi to ?ommrnce suit s.'.u-t
said rotapany far tbe recovery of tb? money already pa d
to satd ium|?iiy. waa sirteken j it,
Mr Wiiaos oflered sn iw ad meat repeal a g a pmvi
slon forbidding the nllnw*a>e or exlr* I>av in enlisthd
men, and extending it id esliateg men ib tbe nav y aud
marine corps
Mr Wilson also offered sn am?ndm at 'hst 'he allow
sn'a to olfl<er- trare.lmg on o'dar* Where iron ixtrtn
imn in kind la not minorou, aha> be --i "tits ,e*r
mile, which wa* agtrsd lo.
I he bill as smcndeif wtu* 'hen passed
run rnxaamas's NVif
Mr. Wilson moved tbat the As-nate like up the hill to
continue la force the f rue-imea's Bureau
Mr NirwaM' hoped the ftenale would resum- the 0dW>
?Ideratlrm of 'he re* iftr Ra irowl bill
Mr. WUaea's mod on was disagreed lo bf the following
veto ?
Yeas? 1|e?er?. Aw?b?ay feosendeo. foster <5rlmea. Har
ris, Howe, ktrXeood Morgan Morrill. ?| -sgwe, Trvmtcid,
WadO, Wllsoa and Yxt?s-M
JlaT*?Messrs. fliewa, Cnanoost ''rams, Kdmunda,
fiuilirie, Henderson. Headrvks, Howard. MeowPlh. Vt?,
f'utami. Kainsar dhsrmaa, Kiewarr Vaa tllakla. It. lay
sad WiUiame -if
TWt San'ic ? a liana n
The Mil M relation to iho r setae Railroad waa than
taken up
A ieagtby diamaMoa tank place on thta bfTI. Laading
front bhlf flant awe to halfpaat four o nock, when the
Ml was panaod by yoaa Sff. aaya 11
Tha Haaata than, at tan mlautaa of flva a'etoet P. M ,
adyosrwad.
Movn or manTiTim
W mail i I I , Jaaa Iff, iffffff
van i savf un easau
Mr fftwvaaa, irsp ) a# Pa, aabod saaaimiad euaaaal
lag public lands to aid in tbs completion of the Fdrtage
Lake canal, la tba StaU af Michigan.
Mr. Si-ajldok], (top.) of Ohio, objected. ?
aw to cauTonaia railruam.
Mr. Prick, (rep.) of lows, from the committee on the
Pacific Railroad, reported back the Senate taUl grmaUng
aid In the construction of a railroad and telegraph line
from Foltom to PlarerrUle, California, ? with rereral
amendments. One of the amendments reduoes thf right
of way from two hundred feet in width on each Hde of
the road through the public domain, to one hundred feel
In width; another strikes out that part which permits
the company to select alternate sections at a dlstgeoo of
net more than twenty miles.
Considerable debate arose on the hill, which was
Rrticlputed in by Messrs. Price, Higby, Kamou, Bale,
ke, Julian and L# Bloud.
Mr. Ham, (rep.) of N. Y., moved to amend tba thir
teenth section by making It simply read, "Congress may
at any time alter, amend or ropeal this act" I
Mr. Pmcs moved the previous question, bat the Hon.-e
refused to second the motion, and then, on motion of
Mr Jl'LUN, (rep ) of Ind., the bill and pending amend,
ni'-nts were referred to the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr. Biiiwicli., (rep.) of Col., frqpt tbe Committee en
the I'ai'ifle Railroad, reported back the Restate tiil* graut
iuR lands to old In the construction of a ratinad and
telogiaph line from the Central Pacific Railroad in Califor
nia to Portland in Oregon.
The morning hour having expired while the bill wits
under discussion, the bill went over until to-morrow in
the morning hour.
HIVKH AND HARBOR ISPIinVVSnrT MIJ.
Mr. Euot, (rep.) of Mam., from tbe Committee of Con
ference on the River and Harbor Improvement bill, mode
a report, which was agreed to.
THB XDl'CATIOXAL BTREAI' KM.
Mr. Gartikld, (rep.) o> Ohio, coiled up tbe motion to
reconsider the voto by which tbe lull to establish a lie.
partmeut of Education was, on tbe 8U> of Juno, re
jected, and asked unanimous consent to amond tbe bill
by colling it a "Bureau of Education," Instead of a "De
partment of Education."
Mr. Rahdaia, (dem.) of Pa., objected.
Mr. Amcora, (dem.. of Pa, moved to hy the mm inn
to reconsider on the table, and demanded the y . and
nays.
Tho motion wss lost by yeas 87, nays 70.
Mr. Gakpkld moved tbe previous question ou recon
sidering the vote.
Mr. KAjmatx, of Pa, desired to have the bill reoom
nutted, so that the amendment who h bad been efTored,
leaving tbe matter to tne Secretary of tho In .nor.
might bo reported.
Mr. Oarvirlo declined to withdraw the previous ques
tion, because if the bill were recommitted it could not
be reached again this session, but tho bill could be
amended In tbe Senate so as to make It simply piuvide
for a Bureau of Education.
Mr. Dawes, (rep.) of Mass., expressed bis inability to
see bow such a change oouid affect the efficiency of lbs
bill. Tbe objection to it was on a broader principle.
While he was In favor of such a measure generally, be
could not support this bill. Be suggested its lecornimtlal
with authority for tbe committee to report at anytime.
Mr. GAxriKt.D declined to accede te the suggeeboa, and
expressed the hope that bis political friends would not
bo voting with those on tne dmwocratic side, whose
1 We
instincts led them to vote sgalust It bill.
Mr Johnson and Mr. Randall, of Pennsylvania, desired
to bo beard, but tbe demand for tbe previous question
prevented them.
Tho previous question was seconded. The vote liy
which ihe bill was rejected was reconsidered by yeas ifi,
nays 4B.
The question then recurred pn tbe passage of the bill,
which was passed by yeaa 80, nays 44. The following is
tbe role r
Ykas? Messrs. Allison, Ames, Ashley of Nevada. Ashley of
Ohio Hsker, Kaldwln, Hanks, Hsttsr, Benjamin, llldwell.
Bingham. HoUtWill, BroinwetL Broouiall, t'ohb, Oook. Oul
lom, Davis, Dawes. Dlioa. Dodge Donnelly, Drtggs. Do
moot. Kggleston. Hllot. Fsrqahar. fiarneld. lUyes, Render,
son, llooier, liuhhardof Iowa, tlubbard of West Vs., llub
bi.rd of Conn., Muiburd, Ingereoll. Jsnckee. Jullsn, Keller,
co.
Kelso, Ketcham, Kuykendall, Latham, Longyear, Lynch.
McClurg, McKee, MrKner, M.airhead, Morrell, Morris, M.wil
ton. Myers, O'Nell, orth, Pama, Price, Kaudoil of ky., Kay
?end, Hue of Mom.. Rice of Me , Hawyer, Kche'e k, Hhelln
bnrger. Spalding, Mteveao, Krenete Thomas. Johu L. Thorns*,
Jr., Truwbrtdg", Upeon, Van Aermsn, Vaa Horn uf Mo.,
Wnehburn of Ind., IWnsbburn of Maes . Welk.-r, Went
worth, Whaley, Wilson of Pa., Wlndom and Woodbrldge -m.
Navs? Messrs. Alioooa, Barker, Keaauil, Bover. It u. k
land, Dawson, Defreee, Denlaon, Kldndge, Pi nek, <11.,a*
brenner, t.rider, Holi. Harding of Ky. Harding id 111 ,
lloline?L Hubbard of N. Y , Humphrey, Johnson, Krrr, Uw
rancour Pa., i.e Blond, Loan, Marshall. Mai Hon Mct'tU
iongh Merrur, Ntblack. Nicholson. Parbani, I'lke, I'ouier.iy,
Randall uf Pa., Mltlei. Ko|erm. Kolllns, Rose SMgreaVde,
Mlruusr, Tabor, Taylor, Thurntoa, Trimble and IV '.field--44.
It provides as fellows:?
Scctioh 1. That there aball be eetabltg^dl at iha elty of
Waablii(tun, a Dnpartmaui uf Rdueallop, for the i>urp'.*e ut
colle. ting sunk atatlalica and facte aa shall show thecndl
tloo and progress of edueatlon In the sereral states and rer
an.! of diffusing an h li
rttnrlea, and of dlffnslng au-h Informatlnn resisting Iha
organization and management of echoola. the school system,
and methods of tea. hlng, se shall aid tbe pa.gde of the
United States In the e.tabllahniant and maintenance of dif
ferent arbo.il systems, and olberwiaa promo1e tba uauan at
edueatlon throughout the eountry.
Sec. x. That there shall he appointed by the President, by
and wttb the ad flee and consent of the Hetiale, s i'omuils
age men t of the danartmrul herein established, and who shall
receive n salary of fit.UOO per annum, nnd w ho skill bare an
thorlty to a|.|eilnt una cbinf clerk af hla dcpartstenl who
shall rweelre a salary of BS.00U per annum, one clerk who
shall rece.lre a salary af gl.RUu per annum, and one clerk
whu shall lecatea a salary of gl.ddO per annum, which sold
elerks shall be swbjart to ths appointing oad removing powar
of the Comnilnsteaer of Education.
hoc. 9 That It shall Se the doty of the ('aauntaeioner of
L annual!? to Oaugresa s retain atu'H.dr
Pdtjcslloo to present I
lag the reaulla of hla lavaatiggtiena ami labors, {..gather wlOi
a alai'Uicnt of such facta and rerammendsli'iae as will In
lils Judgment aubserve lha purpose for ?IM Ilk ilrpt i
roam la established. 1 a lbs Itrat report ms-te br tha Tom
tnls-ioner of Kducalfaia under Ibis act. there anal I I<r pie
s-i.ted esuiement of tha aeearsl grania of laud made !??
I'ongraaa to promote education, and the manner In tali.cn
these several trusts have keen managed, the amount of
ft mis arising ibarefmm, and lha annual proceeds of tha
same aa far aa the same ran he detertuined
Mat:. 4 Thai Ike i omrulsalonar of Pol. la Buddings la
hrrehp authorised ami dir. sued to furnish ,n Pgr ? ? Us-a for
toe use of the depai tuisol hareln aatal.liah'J
RM?naniaTwta or nr. mar
Tha House than proceeded in Ilia m.ns lerai on of lha
gperlal order, boing the MM rejected by Mr .-obeli. k,
from the Committee on M lllary A flam, on lha I4'li ..i
June, to reorganise and oataliiiah tha arm) Of the I tilled
Mr. Sntrvg, (rep.) of Ohio, aiot-d that lha couim.tt-e
bad endeavored to conform to tbo vieog autre? teg hjr
the Ho*t?e when tha former Armv bill *sr tinder inn
aldrration. Ho proponed that in th" tiler uattou momheii
ahould be limned t? Ave minute speech'*
Mr. I>atrig oh|o< ted to that.
Mr h mum intimated that dnleai h? prepokitioa was
gcri-(|e?| to ha might, at the gunge*'ua of meinour*
ground h m, more the ins-vleus go?tli ? on the ps- *ge
ol the hill a* a whole. He did not wish to do thai, or lu
move tha nrwvton*<|tie-ii'm at alt, tinl* as tnrra nualdy
protracted, but hk d"?ire?l to bare a prompt bualnew d'e
mission a
Mr. Datrai withdraw his oppeailion, and the lln w
prw roiled to consider Ilia tagfi hp *e< I ogH I * airisudiu'.it,
the debate being limited to five lu nula gpggrbek
III" Ilrst aei'tioti was road aa follow* ?
I hat lb' mill arp paw* eslsi.lisUmenl of Ik* t olled *<ataa
s'ull herenliar c ot -l-i nf ftvw regiments of sitl orjr, si* i
inents of esrslrr, tftp refln.cr. s ul InfalHrp na proles-ore
. . . 1 ? * Ml ilsf- ' '
- pro
be ittown as the Aror Of the I'm tad Ittaba
s id orns >.f aodeggor the I'miad s'ste. uiii.rp t s tem
end snch utber lorces aa shell lie prsfiltOd f4r k, Ibis act
Mr StaUfSd (rap ) of Ohio, mored |r> iticrea?* the
ratalry Iruui six to i?>l.i r.-guiut- wbk.ll wae re
jected.
Mr. .* a**' g eg plained thai indeed ol an irtir of
fortp two tbc 'isaod capable of aipaax; .* to wirhlp two
tnuusaud si* hundr.-d, thai bill provided l<* an armp of
forty thr o tltotteaiul, -spaMe of eipangou to aoventy
boiiaand, and one mo-la ol d ung thai waa hp mak.ng
the car airy OOMtel of an fwgiinanu on1 y,
Mr. T-a idom.) of "Jhia, mot eg to rid org 'ho
nuiiiOer of infantry regiment* fiorn hftjr to lortp
Mr. Mutant explained thet the Mtf lalanlrp rwgl
ui-uit wore compou'd of the prm-el ten infantry
raglmanis of the old regular armp answered from one
to t?n, twenty-two regiments mole up of the n.ua now
legimenu 'if three hetul<on< h, ten reglm^f' of tha
Vateno Hewerre eofja. and e-gbt r? . r?'nta of oolo-ad
troops Ttio Hou-e had ag|iraa*pd d H unitii-iahai.ip
in ievov of laiaunn* lan ItflMglg M the Voter an If
nerve crrpe, to ha made tip ef w imaged i.Hrers and man
taken lndi? rlmmatwly from *11 arm* of lha ? rv::e. and
the Hot.se had j iat a* nnmudohab'p rtf"<-"l llaelf no
the quosteia of retaining eight rwgfrngiu of colored
troop*. Tha oommtttoa bod. on the-a tteeltona, non
formed to the eipeweed will of ibo II ??? ?
Mr I)??ie argued in favor ol t lary r'aealry forng
than the M>l provided for
Mr awt replied that nndac' i' grovtatan* of lha
h'M the Preoldoni ntigM, at sep time, nan ataii iniontrp
raelioenta
The amendment wgg rajeeied
Mr h'SlMMi.t, rep i of V' , m'Wad to tn-R l by
tnak ag the aealrv constat of two reg npuli *nd tbo in
Inntrp of forty ?t Mtgtmenu Ha ar<ood that lie tmv
airy ?u the 'm y arm of the sorr ca mal waa edl' ic it m
tbo attr*m? Wast. Ha twlia ed thsg fr noma t.nio nt
least, a mi liar* forco would bw r *iu.'0d al the Rsiuih,
and I here might bo rune danf*r H nplioal'OBs ariaiOg
owl of iba war now aieiut to iro eommO'ued in yuroue,
? war which wmld tvsum' * mag' ted* oa pa tails led
herctoforw m the bwtorp <d Hi* wot i
Th# amendment was rwfa. ted
Th* llooe* pasted to the > m d ration of the ae< ..ad
?nlIon, who h on motion ol Mr uefllk, was aim ri led
?< at to read ?
?ac I. That ta* lea mgtmentd of irgfterp n-selded tnr
by thla ad sha.l constat of lha gva -gitoe'igi new "ta
nlaeil sad ika Pirat, waeelid fhifd and revm cgiteenia of
arillterp shall have tha tau>? nrgaru's hum now t -w.
a*ri'iatfhp law l? Ih' Tlfu. regioieiu if arMMafy; praetded
ihat 'be regimental adlotam* anarw-?< wet ar.4 tmemta
tar'? shall kerssaftwe h# eftra Oral ll? .leaaatd. Who abail h*
spposmed frsnn ananog IWsae who haea aersag as udkera ee
aoMler* of foinnieerala lb* lata war for tha ?ppimilii ? af
?rebellion, Who have hoe* dMCnguMked fnr caaailtf,
ondwes and 'Mdaiil ogrvtcw. and wkoakaU beautrastad
rk memii
The thlrM aectkm wng, on atoUoti * Mr. liMWig, gg
awtonded aa tg rang ag foriow* ?
?M l That fb* W* rpanaente ef oaenfry nroetgag far by
tarn art aboil ceoaM ef Ik* Ml legtm ata t -w la the tariVa
hark of tnaae rsgtanea'a abeii a?#a' iee bate bwi aas t-w
gyraarSrsss
nwyragmr*. the Tragi Hal T^C^BfMg ?JafllK^P
>? ?**?" ??/ 4mSJSiT2t3ftf
gMTWlMMHfn ? taeniry gr ntuateg iggMfcj.
and whites* serving thev shall b? a Dow ad nil tlia ptj, allow
auoaaand rmolimenla of cavalry troops
No malar!*! hmsDdmants war* matte to ths succeeding
accttooa, which, so far as the House progrrmffnd, srs M
folio WW??
Sac. 4v Thai ths Infantry regiments herns provldml
for shall eoBtlat of ike Brat MS ra-ghueni# el infantry Of ten
companies **oh now In the scrvies, of the iwcsW iwo regi
ments in ha formed Iqr adding four new companies to the
two hundred sod stitsen companies constituting ths nlrta
regiments organised under the act "to increase the preacnt
military salnCllahment of ths United States. ?> approved July
?. MIL and organising ths wools two hundred and twenty
corn pantos Into twsnty-two new regiments. w lush shell In
numbered fssnt the Kleventh to the Twenty-second, ln< lualve
of lbs ten regiments to be raised end oOlosred as hereinaf
ter provided for. to be nailed ths Veteran Reserve Corp*, and
of sight rsktuiepts of colored men. to be raised and .ulcered
as hsrstndlter pnirldad for, to be called the l ulled Males
f'olored Troops.
-Suj. S. That the alBcgr* of the ten regiments of lufsntry
provided for In ths foregoing setton shall e<.n?tst of toons
new conunlastoned ami earring thsiswlth, -ubjert to such
examination as the uondiUoti of their being retained In 'he
venire as Is ttefoafinr provided for. end the offiOfcrs of the
twcnlp-two new rogimrnu next provided fur to iAid oner ton
shall i-onalat or those company officers heretofore .-ominls
siousil and serving with (lis cninpaub'S vontroslng the-aid
nine regiments which wern eignniwd under Ilia provisions
of ths aforesaid "Ant to Increase the present military eeiab
ltabmentof tha Unluatl states," approved duly 19. I'M!, sub
ject also to Ilka siamlnatlnn, and ol such debt and other
oBiosrs aa It mar be necessary to appoint Sr rrsp|x>tui to
complete the orgnntsnllim of such regiments; and In un-hlng
appslntinents to >11 the nrlglusl vaosunlea in the thirty inn
regiments tbns provided lor. and for a period or three year*
after the p.outage of this act, all the dial and second lieuten
ants, two thirds of the captains and one-half of the p'toera
In each of ibr grades shove that of captain shall be sclreicd
from among ihc officer! and soldiers of volunteers who have
served In the trtnyof the I'nlied Hlatea In the late war for
ths suppression of the rebellion, and who have ls-eu <lts
llnguiahsd for eaparity, guod conduct and elll
eisnt st-rvloe, but graduates of the I idled Htntes
Military temiemy. shall Immediately Itp-i't gradnatlcn he
eUglblii to appointment .is second nontenants, and ultor lb#
original vacancies are filled, men nf the regular army, mm
shall have served not less than one year, sh.ul also in; eligi
ble to appointment as ae<niid lieutenants. The \ ell iu lie
serve corps shall lie .idlccied by sppolntaieut frum any
odleers and aoldleia of valnnlrrrs ni ol ibe rcguh.r army,
who have been wounded in Ihc tine of Ibeirduty while aerv
trig Iu the army of llie I lilted States In the Isle war. or have
been disable.) by disease nnutracted in an h service, and who
innv yet he competent for garrison or other duly to wlih li
that rorps has heretofore been assigned. Theofli. rsse
lected to ail original vacauoine in (In- regiments
of colored troops shall be token from among It.use
wbo h.ivo served as oltlcrra of rolorod tun. pa
In the anny of the United fltatee in Ibe Isle war, and all ap
lavioinicnls ol officers tn the Veto an llnaerve cor|ts and in
i .hired uro.>|ia shall be made on etaiiilnathdi as herelnafU'r
pi ni ldsd? havtug refsrrnce to rapacity. good conduct and
nflic.nnt asrvlce iu eiery cvar provided, ibal all olliceraof
the c.lallng Veleian Ki aeric corps, vtu-pt thoec now ac
tually detailed for duly In the Kresdmcn's Bureau or other
wise actually anil necessarily employed shall, o|m.ii llie pas
sage of this act, lie mustered out of service slid put upon the
same footlug aa other diaabled olUcete not new In service.
Sac. ? That llie appointments to be made front .tutoug
volunteer ofllrera under the provMnua of tbte act affsll 1st
distributed, aa far aa may he pr . ilc.ible, among the States,
Territories and the District of (ulurtibia, In prop-iHon to the
number of iruojis furnished by them respectively tu the ser
vice of the hinted Slate i during (lie Isle war
See. 7. That each regiment, of infantry provided far by
, this act shall have una cuhuiel, one licincnunt .vihniel. one
major, una aiijuutui, nun regimental ciuarici ut ster, ouu
sergeant major, ouc quartermaster sergeant, one rnmntls
sary sergeant one hoapttsl steward, two piln dpel inoslelans
ami ten coraptnM*; and enl li enmpnliy shall have uii" cap
tain, one f|r?l lieutenant and one sconud llcpcnant. on" first
sergaant, four Sergeants, eight riirpuals. two a rtj Brers, two
musicians, one w-Ig nei ami llfly privates and the uuinlatr
of privates may he Increased ta one hundred, a' the dlw-re
tlon of the President, w henever the emergen ies of the ser
vice reipilre sneh Increase. Tlie idjnum andq1.11 tetin-i-ier
of a regiment shall earh he an extra In st lieutenant ap
1 foi " '
pointed for their reap* live dutlee.
arc. A. That tlie idjiitsiita ami .|iiartenna!'ers of Infantry
regimesta shall be luouitli d odi.cis. and all regjmrtiial ad
jutant# and quarierniasp'is eha l be paid, In addition In
their other proper sllowsnees aa ffr-l lleotenaata and
mounted offli era, ten d iliars pi r month s? rompanSattrKi lor
their greater cars and responsibility, and uflicers or the Ins
detailed to set as regimental oust torinaslers, or as iptal'tev
master# or > ouritnrsarlcs of permanent iswU, or of i ota
mauda of not lest ihan two n.nip,miss, shall, vv ben the
mauds of not lest than two rem pun Is*, shall, vv ben the
assignment la duly re|srrted to and approved by Ine War lie
Pertinent, receive aa extra rom|ien*ation, while responsible
TOT government property, ten dollars per tn nth
esc 9. That Brtean bands. Including the html at <ha Mill
laiy Academy, avay be retaiaed and euti b-d .it the army
with such organization a- is now piuyids-i by law, (d ttc as
signed to brigades th time of war sbd In Unci of |waor to
assemtiled brigades, ur to loi t ? or posts .it which Ihc largest
number nf tmopa shall be ordinarily stationed: snd tlte b.uA
nl lha Military Academy shall lie placed on Ihs same l-aii ng
a-other bands; and there shall I* one induain e sergeant
and one hospital steward loi each military tact and Ilia
aaina nun.law uf |>ost uhaplatna as uow provtded by law;
and a oorr.ml-stoned or uon-. ommlasloned ul ,-cr of ttm Vet
srau Itcserve corps, with a suitable number of enlisted even
detailed li una that rsirpa, snail Ira assigned u. duty aa super
Inieudent and guard at *a- ti turtlonsl < euictery now satab
llshsd or thai nmy hereafter he established
flgu. id. That all enMaliuertts Into the tru.y shall hernaflr.r
be for Ihs term of li re# ytsrs, arid lull two Held officers
* *tooayregr^1 " -
shall be apnotoiad to any I IglUP US iiwMlwtowwpwa Ins nf ths
rngunent shall bsva Irsen orgnnired, and but two officer! for
ear h company shall be appointed until ihc minimum unrulier
af men has been enlisted and the rvgtmem duly reganiitsl,
bill rsu-tula may at aU tunes Ire voire, ted at th* general ran
dejvousln addition to the number required to fill to their
minimum all tba regiment* and companies ul lha army; pre
vtded that such rerrulis shall not exceed In lha aggregat
ibat on
toran thousand men 11 shall tie wiui|*trnl In euUtt men
for ton eertlc* who have b>eu wounded n thr line uf Ito-lr
duly while arnrlBg In lb* army or tha I'nUed Mtmee, or who
have been diaabled by disease contracted in sm b set me.
provided It shall be mnnd. on medbtnl Inspect ion, that bv
surb wounds or dlsnMlny they are not onto rd lor efficiency
Bhslro.
In garrteon or other Uglrt duty. and such men when enlie
aliail b? stalgued to service exr-ludvely tn ti e icgimenia nf
' " naii Kea
the Veteiau Heaerve corps.
bar. It That the Ures.dent of the 1'nt'ed Htalee la hereby
authiwi/eil to employ, Iu the Territories and Indian ronntry,
a force el Indiana not to n eed one the isaud. to a-1 aa
nonls, who shall receive Ibe pay and allowan. ri of onvalry
aoldlsra, and be di.. barged wu-nevr r (he nwnallf for their
further employ mom la abdied, oral tha di*< reiPrn of tha
drpar'uvnt comnvsnder
vs. I, That there shall be on* general, one Ueutersnl
gennral. i-ve major geneiala an 1 ton iu igadter grnerals, who
artal bars Ihe asms pay and e-nolnments sol he r nut tod lo
the asms atag oCcetna In number and gisda a- now provtd- d
by law.
ffto IS. That th* Mjulani general's de;t*rtni*nt of the
army shall herenftar nonelst ..r then" era row authorised
by lew, nod their rank 'Ball be as follow-, vr line sdin
tan' general, with the rank, pay and amain incuts >i * brtga
der general, four aaalslant adyutentgar sis. wi h tbr rank,
poy *nd nnnl irneuls of colons's five . ant ail .tsnt
|p-ears Is, with toe rank pay end cmoluevruts ru II-,.tenant
coin .els and ten ..setsisril ad pr'ant gewera,*, wiln i ,nb,
pay and emolnraeaia of majors
hto It Tluv' thrra ahall be four Intp". tor general" f II,e
srmi,wivh lire rank. pa. andnWMrlumen sol c.. net. ,. |
four aas.< ant itiape- or gei arvla, wl h toe rn, y.v .n-t
rto'.lnments of Ifeulensnt mfonela. one of wk-,n ?? -it be
spa< islly aasriiicit n> duty as ll'-pe i", of - ivairy. an I i s .
assistant insps- 'or g t.araia, w.tn Uia rank, i sy and , u ..
ntentd "f firs jure
t??r Hi Inaltk* Hurciuaf Mi' s., Ji.slice - e
after ,"or.slat of and judg silvocaie g. .vrral, with be tent,
pay and amolomenis isf a brigadier genef ,i. ,,,d
si' jitdg' adVOBnta geucist, euU the lank, pay and amnio
n ents of a ooloael; and Iff# -std judge vlv. . *te gru'isl
shall rare V*. rev ins slid h#v. re<ordc I Ikr |oo cc.lliigs all
,y, us ma rial, see ft* fff Irvpil . snd mlllisi r i ,
and .'.all pei 'orm arxli oihr r on'irsn hsv* ,<m ?e te ?
pouuitna.i by H>? J'l ig?i .t.tr ? a yin-m-nat ..f t.r army; ami
til ' h* ?' ?!?? HOW In "HI lb Wo nil I* r>'i| nr<l
A ll'll" "AT IIVtl'1 'I WO'I lAO, III CO t |c '#t| |, t li# No 11 411
of Wap. who ahail twrfnrlb tl r ?! ? , nutlm bo illf ??-uiu i.f
J1 "*ji A'Uwcni*taunoral until ; ? ;wi
n'.mf ooofotnrt y| vr ar atiaJI ti"< !?
in lit.rinn. I ? It I >.
|li? J it **j|? A'luucnto Uauaral until ; ? r w I ' p ni 11? 1 by l.m I
|, gn'.nti" f1 **** J"' ilia' 'hHr w ?i?ww |
on'
?> Thai the SJua Ii'if in?'ni nf tha
rn,T ? ' a 1 briaaflrf > <>ft* nf hi *? n iiVirimii r lotwral,
wttli tliw etna, p?y ?' ?* ?MlMi<ola ?? ? I"i*h4i?t <wi wtnl,
??I I ||"AI Mr IMII'K wnb lln- l auk. I-AT AU'I r iioiunciiU ul
'?oluwl , inn i|iiB'i*raiawin u>a rank p.? ?i,.( tin t ,
ti, Ilia "I li'.nrnani wilmiHa, III mil O'l.M'imaitaif* with
ibw rank, |?7 ani MB'ii iiuonla nt wajuta, I riyfnir n'tar
trriioi.l'ra wUU I ho rtlik pay ah 1 r m I in>nta a t*a| (-..na,
ami At Iwaat IWO thlr4a of all orlmal rt-aa. ma n aa. h of
th? jralwa if Itruumant ? .ito'ial ai>4 ma|ai, aa4 alt ? giual
ia awwa la tho ?raitr of "a pi a n aca ,1 In :it>.| by AO loci In 11
I rum am<in? thorn pwia.ui. ? in. - ? . ?ai I martr irl ma ?' rrt a
an aaaialont i|UaJ nruaairia ul rulu'ilwta In Iba arm/ of ibo
I. mini ami- tin ilMUia a at. but atlar iu? tirm appro nt man I a
lowlw un.lar tha provMwna wf ihla wilr.u aa i?ami<a
may ahrtii In thai fnwl'a ?tt ma jar an I ai" tin in ihU 1'JW i
na. nl. ?U aifH III mmta tv ml ilia mrua " .all i? rna.la ut.l I
?ha uumb-i nf n.ajUT" aba!l h? ra.ln '.l to twrirr, ar.4 lha
aaatWr of rapiaiaa ro ihlry. ami hmaaiior, lha mimVr
ot iflcwi a la rat a of aa..l a' via. ?ball on lit III -ia m mm form
I to aaid io4i?io4 ?uoi'.m ?, 1 nnlhlna In ihiaaorti
ho r.aHn'4a-i aa lu roraia Urn row -itaatun nf nay o?r?
now a .omiaaaiural, an.not aa aaaiaiMt lartortnaatar faa
aral or aa it'puiy luar'amiaaiar primal, Of aa aaalaUnt
?I'lartari?al'i bait oaly lo rkanfa lb- II la to i|'ian-rma
lat in tha . a.a of thnaa who ituh aa a~.li naia, llmilana I
? nloaaafa. ma, .i a a' f-apil 'i ? wnbO.il itwl i? in am war
Ihwtt rwta'laa pull'h. a at taa I lam I run a ha h lha/ taaa
aueh r?oh
*ro IT That th? nnmtoar if riutllarr rt nahnapata ana'l
kaiaaliar ha aa manj aa aaall lia if i m l ml r|.w >tlu( all
taal, wcl ihkll ha.a lha rank pap nut a owl man a ut atp
MM
... ;< I a' lha p'?? thai af tha a-1 for tt.a bottwi or
(huttailfiu of tha (fiurtnmkt ar'a If^aitmanl, appwarril
.fifty I. I4M ahail .mill,aa la fnrna a., far aa Uiay .hi not In
omaah- M4a ami aatumtaiy upon tha J ahamtmaal 4
lltO nhiiBtovr farawa.
nai 19 Thht iha hnhalatamw IV|ar ?rt. aba'l haawa''a>
t i - n.iOanar .?f ?*-? 0 Oaaar a Iharlanl by law.
r'? ?rwa . on ai. am ay (ate - ?l wih Ul' rant, pmf a 4
amotnmanta al a brl?a-1>?i |anarhl, Iwo aaaiaaaal ...mm.
aa f (ma nia. wMh '.hat rani pay an I "mnt.imar.ia o> w,ia.
twn .jummlaaailaa, with Ida rank, pay an I a n imara'a of
lla.itaaanl aotonala. alfhl "inian'aflaa wm, 'k? rank pay
ami amulwmanu af nawn au l attiaan ??m aw aa w.th
lha rank, psy nrd am' I w iU .I. aplaiii tmi nfim lha arm
ip|.an:nan < mrnlw m ini lha pro. lotama af Ihia aarklwn, na
? ammioa may uavnr rait'i'm( lha n am bar 4 uhlaawa lo tha
aararal gri4*a > . rai of t .- fap,,
inaat no aPt"*ntfBaou M <MI lha aoma w?l Im >no4a onul lha
no nil not am la aooll ha ra4oao4 i? >ma iwa iabar
ma), rt ia a-^pt, aa?4 lha aamoat wf lapto. tain alphl. a>.0
? harrhftaf tha awnabar of ofhraia hi 'aakal aaii mraral
(ra laa ?fea'.launUbiia ih wiufurm hi ? ic'. imtoao4 nnmhwaa .
ai>4 haraa'tar no (raluato nf 'ha I u >H -lataa Maiiory t .
Oi my. ha of aa tbr una- la tha army -af tt I nital oiatra .n
h*iin| haaw tbaram at any I uao fo? ihra- yaara aa|t paw a
In( aaall ho aaipahaa laa hptaHoimoni oa aa ??rai an lha aWah
.taiaoaa Hryamaaai but ih? pt .ntlira al-all a.o allot.t .
a. aguaiaa .. Warn Taini now ah lha ?u aiaiaiwa laapartawa.
Mat nolh -? .?? h.a w ? man *u a?i . "Imai ? ra - ?
.?onmuawwi of iho I'om ii'-aa y ? - -? ?
only M ahanfn Uao II > r that ofhaar to a .rn iN ;p?a I
rtl. nor to rhaataiaa o?aiaaao of toy oSHP no* . ?%
aniaaanna4 aonmaatewl aaamraaaaor? |aa. .al aaf a . ..i ..
or wamnnaaary of aoVi.ataniu hnl ar.ia liri.iop.- s ? .,a
? .mil haaaay in tha aaar* of tk .. ana rot I aa ha ana i
a .a wli. i aplaiiia hn4 ma, ra o th . .I aba nap in any a a I
Uif.r rrlafirapoaltl..na or <h> lima toy who* tnay iah? ank
? M ? That tha Tror m Ma-aiwl Ifaa.ral a -or. a a f
huraaa a hot I bo aongaoa4 only aa bm| aa In lha , ,||w.,l
a) tha bo '.wary af Wai may ho o.' mimry to aloao p too
I. iWoorn IhOiOif ,001 mawtot. hooorri, at a aatn from
tha pai ia pa af tkla aat
aae It - That lha M?tiaal rtapa-'waaal of 'ha awr aha'l
harao/mr aiaatak of mawt^Mt pa a aral. with lha rank pay
rowwamml
s-'xr.
pooa paoarai, wnb tha took, pay aoO amommoma of
not. aoo ahiaf ma4tc?l mirroy..r an4 foot km Waal
I lha root, pay aa4 4waatomaau af ha
I -
af >lta i
? aaty af km iianmah No tha trm thaao raaaw am ilw,
po4 wkt ? ? rmk. pkft*4w4iwihi af bpkMM nftaa
than* yimn mi iM, wn4 In wituil aaa.yhMfirk. w?k aha
nm ampmtkkM ay <i now an?ik?4 ?y lam ow4
at taMI iwolkiiti af lha irt^ail naaan h tha mniii
0 11apa ia aaM mkhai Nf?* ahail ha rta4 by tha m
I ItllllhH from MkWf Ih4 I
whu bovaaarvofoo atfr or raghaoaiUI aurgmii.a or aaaialaril
?urgrook Of voluutaaidln Iha araiy ?r U>a ' niuut .-uu? i?o
In tt.n .am* man
?>i imm aMiilor r?narkgf ?M aagalar army ami i-hh..
wtio baaoaervod aa aOMlanl kurgm>?a thi-a jraara In a,.
voloutoor aonrloo aba 11 ba?ligiUa for proMou-" Ui ti? gnuta
at rwplaia; aOtl tha .SncWdry ot Wat U barony aulko. I<r4
to ap|M>iat (rf? tha nnliatat man of tb? army, at oauaa u. u
anllatari. aa inggS koapltal a* ward a aa tha ?#rvh-a ahull r. -
qtilra Pi ba p-nnan.-uUy allmbad to tbo ntadk *1 Oapaitii,. i.l
?n<l?r ? Soli i rgulkliuua aa ba Kocrntarf at * *r may pro.
?Ortba.
Mac. 2X That Iba l'ay liapafUoont of Uta array ?ball hera.
after cut..1*1 of oua iwymatter emend, With the rani. P"T
and rmiilumaiila of u In igadiat g. aarnl; two aaaMtant pay
ma.lar tfanaml-, with ifin rank, yaf aatl Otituluoiouli of
enkinalai IWn paywiaatara. *Ubih- raat, pay and oatnlit
?Kan of tttntriiaat. otmola and forty pajpnaniora. wnhlh*
rout, pay and namimiauM */ iua.nr?; aud tb> 'irurjoal va
aou-i-- 01 Un- gi ada of ataj'o ahull ti? filfip by ?afraaoa from
Iboar prraoba wlu> barn aeryeQfaltbfolly a. pay Iiiaafara or
additional p.vmaatar# in ih?- ari-yof Un- Hudr-I -lata. dnr
Mid ilia lair war. ami barvaltar a., graduate of Iba Hal tod
fltafra tftlltaiy Aoa.l-mv, tiring at ih? liar* In tbr artny of
lb? Uoltrd r-iatoa. or having Un a Bt any timr fur turrn
yoarn m at pr. . rilliig, aliall br eUgiUli to apppluunanl aa an
?loir of tha I'ay III parlmrnt; bill tha ur<>?iki.,u aliall not
t ... . . ' " ? no* in t*
et.'Ud logj. .laali-i i f Wrat I'oHit lout In tbo depnWinrnl;
but aothlng in thla aar'lon ahall lot mmac-iu-d aoaa to vacate
Iba flnmmia.loa of iba nkOkiaa' payitm-trr rrm-i?l? ?b'i
rank an tiottldiant i ?linitila. but only to an.iic tlia tit I" of
tbrir mlaUm- pnalUoiia >)( tbik tluiy from wl.n h ihry tub*
rank.
Mac. 13. That the oortia of a .glnrro aliall "unaiat of one
ablet -rg?? nlili ilir I.ink. pa. and nnnhinOTIIi of a
In Ig nll. r gKin nil; an I'olon.'l*. Mltorn lint a nam tolun la,
tW' nly two luejora. thirty rapulna ami twrqty Ami aud irn
nrrond liriik'imnln. u-Ih. -kail b*>r Ilia rati, pair and niudu
Meiita ,ow |n'ovidoil ny uw for odtaora ol Am , ngy, .wr c?rpa
of these tew-ntl gi*<li n rv?uMv Uf*l>, but arter tn?* flr?t
|KiIiiti<u*u(H mUo? umli-r inUni* or thl*
r*n? !M ifuiT In ih? M'Vf*r..l gi^tdMioriii ttcnml i.oluni 1,
nmjor. t aplJim arwl *tnr?ind ItoaMiiaulg n# ii|?j>nnitnti??it* v>
Hit ihw miiip ??#? iikUl lli? uuiliHr of a?ul#n?in
co.'Hif|? admit be rtsiitiocd t?> lilurvii, the uu4itM-r vf m.bj ui * t??
tw?tniv, the umulicr of?.iptUoi to rtftt cn ain| the nuttier of
Mernna lU'Utni?ntd urflttreni ?nd iht-reoftiMho Htiinboroi
mrii'ere in e* *h ??f luld ?everi?l fradeat *ln*II ?%ntlnuc utom
form toHtieh r luei l nuitibrni
HtM'. H. 'fhat U?e tire i:oui|>Mtil?>? of enfttoee ?ol?ilor? to d
tiiw hi rgf-Aiit im? )ot mii<t qu irtnimutm ????ib?*?ei?ifo?e
pre^ riMd py ?bull onAatftut* ?? UntUnOti of ''mlHiiini
if* \*n olflt^red bf on.rers of nuitnid^ iMiik d?iMii?4liuui ti??
eorpNuf engineer?, rind theoilU'^eof ??n|l#c^re %ttngr*
?peotteely u- adjuiant and quertermeeier ??f tbm b^tahnn,
diiili h?* riitttSed 10 tiie e*uk( \my and eiwdumeui u .adju
t?uU end liiiiftefmiatori*
Age* & ttio OrdUainc D?*|??i'tment of the*rina Mmil
e??n?l*tt?l tho ?*n?e nutttlHirof ibfljwi? uml rull*U d in?ia ua
now nui<iort/''d by law; ^nU nil f?'r? ?lmll In* of tfce
f ??I low 1 tig groda;?, ?!*?one brig? d It |ri4er<*l, ih-m
mlonala, sli ItctiU-imnt eolonel?, iweive imjor*, tweity
fjapUIn?. teeive Omi lb ub'imiite, ten *e<-ond lleuut).
?nte; ul! of whom ?holt tuvvr the unme |?tay nui ?i*bu u
montH m? now provided by law, ?*nd tlnft^eti ordneo 1
?tOP ke< p? r*. of wtioui 4 iiuinb:!. uot e^rededliag ?!?, in. y
i!?0 be ippohited and MttthorU**d to ?'?t 1MI>uw?tcr* ?t 4
inorlMind .ir?eiui* llie ?*rdimn<.e eiorfkeeper end pi)
Hi aim: rev liie^aiKitial Arm??ry, At Springfield. Mi.? dih <
* * ' *" At- of01
?ball ItAve the r*;?k. im?y and emnhnnent- ?Hber pnyine?
teiN of ibe et tny, and ail olticr >n don nee aUH egi eperf ?li dl
have 1 h? rank, pay and einotilllienta df ' Apt.lniw nnt after
I* tlrat AppoliuineAix wiado under the piovtid'oia t?i ttiU w
1 Uon, am vu('AOcle? may occur, red'i' ing the intrnber *?f otTbere
| Iri the ?e*vera! grade* of tbta ifepnrtm'-nt t^dow the rank of
ndier eeneral. lid apptilii'mniH 1 to Ull tlae aalni' a bail lie
j until the umiibcr of oikmcU ah tll ae?lu? ed t>> one,
| the numbef nf lh utennnf ?fdoind* to three, 1 im u em tier of
uiai'iri to Uve, tb'* no in or 1 ol ?*pi?um t?> icon od he numb'r
of firat li' iib-li inU to t'o. .f rid Ihereaffer the number of
orrleet* 111 firdi n| -Aid several grwdf- *tia!l ?OoU'iUr U? con.
lorui to au? U ae?J iced n iu?"et*, leo tlunh. nt all the mill
tary ator? it'll*" > add oft Mi a nee alorek eepen* preMded fi?r
tiy the ??e . ? ntoentli ?eetbM? ef thta art and l>\ tbia ?e. nut.
?hall Imb pernio* a J.o b a are fx rf urtne 1 nieruoruxia **t\ t? ?? nn
r.i'anti-cr fflrei * or f#ert In the etrwj of the fnttdd Hutea
dtiilng the Ute rebedton.
rtK, 'l'j. 1 hat, thei ? I <11 be one ? 'uef nigr. il off erof fl?e
army, who * hut! hi* ve the nauk. p?v 4ii?l rnioh.umoU of a
nolouel; and tim Peoreui v 01 W?*r *hall havn jmirer b? <k*tatl
front |pe troy ?U oiliceta and uot to eir^ed one hundred
nun iniiua' awltal oCieei 1 and pit*alee, to he i.iken troui (be
aam*i batlatlou of imgtueem, for the [HTform in:e of algnat
d'lty; provided, that no offleeror ot tn shall be <te
tailed to werv* in th? aitfiial rorpa until ho *1 *11 hav? In-eu
Auui'iir.i aud appi oved l>f a military board to be ronret ? i
by the p?e*Tetaiy ??! War for tlmt purpu#*. .? r? l anll?t?-d men.
While ??? drtalted. ?hall, wh?m d? em* d n?*iea*ary, be u*ounl?;d
upon horae prarlddA by the go*ari?iu#nt.
There are etgliteen morn mi* tioii* to 1* considered
mvoitm MiioHi rKuM tm? aar.iNaiMt 1 nov
Mr. TUmi???, Idem.) ??f N. J., presented a m aorlt/ re
port from the t'ommitte* ou iWou.Htr Action, which ^a*
ordered to he printed, and a in duui to |?rmt etlra 'up!*-*
?u referred t . the ? oinnitiieo on I'rinilnr.
rrrtrto* run atr. saio* o? a ran nt.
Mr. OojfKUxn; (rep.) tif N Y . predrnuvi the pettlion
of William llakor, of I'lua, N. V., asking the e\ten*)on
uf a pa taut, which yraa rehtrcd to the torn unite# on
i'aidftta.
Til ItUW or aitOKT an JUTikT aVru/ajg
Tlie tieaakam prenenled a leu?r from tlie diM reftrr of
tUe rmaaury, iu irpty to U" Hnuaa rimilmma nf iba
4tli in.'aut, ta rvlatlnu to golil auld altuw Jaunary I,
IMbi, ?>T wbtun aoUL *<
4U |ra|k)of Iowa, mov.d U>* fullowiag m*o
l?M ai lafaraaoa to ii^
Ra.'ilvrrt. Tlial thr roaauaWU?aii( lb* Rwrotary of iha
Tfipaaiiry. j'lal aoaoiiU'Mi to Ui? llooaa bo rrl.md I* it',
in.iii itnti'a un Bonk lag ami ?'ui ran. ?. wilb inxra. tvn. in
-Itta '
Inqiilra folly UlUi all t?? fa?u and MaMMoalo tliarala
talnrd, and tbat tha . .miuitlro alao Inqnli* a hatbar any
gild Hat liorn pun htwl f r Hm Trraaury nmo lb* l?t iloy
of January, HWA, tba I 'if iitob panbiia. by ?!, .?.
aa- ot wbOM ma-o, tba anmuwlof prruilum paid, ami
thr cnmpriiiatliiii allowr? tba prrMia .'ling for tbo
guraraiuaut, aloa Dial lb* iv.mmtlloa r*p.irl tbo -aw* and
? wtmnto of tbo aovar*! .air. of gold nod* wnvo tba lat day
d.y of January. IMA tba namaa of tbo oarrbaorra, lb#
bnHiunt ptlr b..r,l by ?*? b. lb# tnoo nf purrl.aaa and ail tba
rinrumaioiioa* attamilng am u puriba.no, and tba arao'iai
t uf tba Traaaury, tbat tb-'C
I>aid tbo aganl uf tba Traaaury; tbat tbo ? omuiltla* ba>?
,a>war to aand for par*oria ami ua|^i*. and ahall rrport tbo
rrt'iluul lb* loaiitry hTaty dlra. ta- olih >wh ra.unn>ati
da'ioaa aa may ba dan-mad prupar for lb* Ibfraata uf iba
gm arnaaonl.
Iba Srk.ita Mid thai In alow of tbo Mporioaooof
Ui* roboiiitloD, which would prohanl) gu* rtoo to to
hot', ho would tab a tbo r-ajmr.ritil tY of wlUtdrtwtog
the lottor of lb* U*cr?tary nf tlia Trraaury, ao tbol It
might Im prcroatod Mid tba raaulutloo n So rod to-oaurrow
Iu a full hoooa
Mr. fraLin\<i?To*, btr, It WIU giro rta* to dabota
la* *a?ais?i*i I'Tiri- aaranaaar
Tha Ariiii* prrv-titad a lattar fbim tha tTark of tbo
Runao, -lotuig that bo had thl* day proaautod to th*
Pratt da rvt a lenm-d ropy of lha cowcurftKit raoolaUoo
a.lupU-d yaaterdav raqm af 1i>k the l'r?-'dant to uanam t
fur li ?lt li to tba aim -titr* of th* -orarol Stoloa i optoo
of tlx ar 1 .a at amamluiab' pr pnaml by < n.rooo to lh?
Mat- l-agt-ln' iraa. It abt laid oo Ilia labia aud ordarad
to b< pf ntril
1!.? li on ? d f'-ur o , U. b b-iinuraod .
THE FENIANS.
Tl?# I.air Italfl Ima I ?imtts-l(< nlal of
III* !(? |iurt (hat tl(? 1.uvrrnin.nl llatl
lilvna Ihr Ktnlatt. Iituiani r* thai
Tliry Should Vol II. lalrrlrrttl With ?
I'llt Two lit art I tnlio llaul at Mark
In W a ? It Ionian, itr.
Wt-nrr'.T ?, Jjb? 19, 1M4
Th. r'poit* in rfre ila'inn that I'mai !? nt J ?' n?< n R* a
Hi. f?u in laa '- ri a- i'?n'*a >l,at lhay alt <uld B</1 b?
iiiU- l'i <1 Willi In th*tr jiroj*. tad r in?t m it <1 tin a rt
lir. ill' (onrnaitni natrr irunu' l. dir*.lljr or n,<it
fully, In *?rn ?ink tl *ny violation of oil laa*.
Colon*! Willi.ru It Kobrrtr, lb* !< r. ?n I'rai.ilanl.
b I. trr iH i ltr,'? nuinli*r of titilor* to dry, tm?t>g
wti'im wf 0'Bon.l flank, and oti.?- pnaimont j*?l.
Itriau.
Jim** Ji*t'h*n? h*? ?0'r*"1*d a Ikanrttklf r*"?a
ttroctlftf the f'nwa oruni.?tt-?u in Uiia t.rtjr 11|?
ni<-'iDf al "Id ?"*1 <>w* ft.n Ihi. rva^nir wan aiu*bd*<l
ti? fi'rnl ti'iadfBd ?nnu?< art ??n,b?ni of r.yrfaa
Mr *l'|>tifi. <p?k* al <r?al I'ORih arid waa
Il*t*fi*d in with lb* d"p*"? aU?ati n. H* rom
rljil'd by raptidlaiiiiM ail "mntri,.,n, Uracil y uy
ludtroHty, with Rtib^Tla, N?*?#y '<* tli* h?nai?
nod it'tKUnnrt all Bi'a wfc" *oo;d ?a<1*a*or In
ran tl.a Irlaft |*np!* >n Ihlt "mluani for any ??that pur
lliau th* I 'r-rall'rn of If* arid Th* ?'?d>#ar* aft. r.
?ard? fortn'd In pr<w*w*ina tn<l ."fi"l lb* C O I H
in in* M*lro|.it tan N rtal, wb?r* In *aa mrraadad
ah-/tut lafof midnight
Inlenal I'altt ?? Wyrn* who arm*) h*r* y#*t?rday
wtlh rawlotlonr ?? th* l?n'*a i?i*ot ?# lit. ?>**ti trr**t
Hint' l>ary> nf 'rtrtalotaf winn. jr nador fala* |>r?urn'*#
H .j aiamn*d Una moral 'if b*f?>r? Mr H.rn*< to
at on aom* anri. nf *r*na* lobb plac, 1 ba at* *U? t
ad>o'irn*d until '*n o ciork to oi-.rr .a.
Raataia nf ? fhraaad fwr III* Riliadl*
Man af Rralan llrnrrali.
*r Ataa.a Jin* It, 1b*d
II I* r *r?'?r*d 'ha' a 4*m*bd ha* h**t> NMt-i* by lb*
'anwtlan govaratiiaol |*?a IS* I ail*<l .t". f"f if., at
trad Hi ? <rt li'fi'ml" W***?* *f?tr o Mall), W *).*?,
r<4 ?' l 'If Bor M?h*b and "tfcoy ofc?.*i* 4 III* Irl.ti
lUfilnr At llatl
i Anadlaa ay ?m nr? IN thla n?l<hhart.nni 'al ny down
lb* nam** of p*rt<*? w'm rrmt'-yad lb* *f ?? A ih* I .
a an" to lb* lib*, an that wb*ri tb'jr f * r a* ib?y ran
b* arr> *i*d for firing tid and otolott i>. tb* ?fi?wy
'Ih* K*nlan IHBr.r* *rr?*f??t *? Raffala,
fl' rati/. J .a* It IMN
Hi* lm to "? *n -'.air*'lad with ih* '*? *nl raid nw
i taarta and th. a?ra yr -our. in ta ad* in .rd**r
*j < .nan *i?ia laft !i*?w y*al'rrt*y in go la trial yi*>?
In **??? hod./ a. ?? in* 'wail I r t jiaiti.a of tb*
awitmiiiy ft**
Kiyrl.d tnlaal In thl* I My nf II.natal
a*t**ay.
0*w*ra l**?tt may b* tiaaH n ih* erty ih>.
n.?ii| n* Ja la* ?n..H.y, of lb* hvrt'.*r* l'*?r ?i of
V*rm Mrt Ml hit t" m ?? Uaa flflt A.*a?* lb "d r*a
I ..day In brat Ih* '*?? b. day Mr J.ha M'K*nw
?[ yli. 1 I* Ih* J at*a I* *r. *v< Ih* fa.l ?f."d by Ibanti
Imiwyrtar, aad ami "itb t farnraM* n.y iaa* Th.r*
I*. Iia?''*i I Hti* <WmiM hit thai tb* f.*amral w II a* al
nbariy th>* atrnalaf aad yrrraad i* >mn ha fr .ad* la
W*l lamadiaiair
?wotmanlt ml U?m?rala Urnnl nad Ihtr
Ciaonrwait, Jan* 19. inna
Iwwta Crnal aad Mtarmaa arr.rad b*r* tat* am
i.aaara. SbarmaN l*?*w* fa* Nt Imam u?*>?f i and
<y?wami Bran* foan in WmbmyttN in ami t am n*.
Alt
A# fNl.Nda'.
Aiaawo, lama IN .??
?tea *f IN* i nan ' ? I
ftth *w wniiii* itmniir. Jtm ??-*"* >9*
m JAt i#i ??, M?, 1AI MM |*A
THE HEALTH BOARD.
Two Reported Casea of t'ho|ero la Hi*
I'll ?? Oar that of a Policeman?\\ rrkl y
Mori nary Rr port? Quaranl I lie M? <>!
tera?Progreaa of VTark at Hfnaliy'i
Point? Additional Barrack* to l?? Kn <?*
'<1-1# Hew r??n anil b?l One Uralb on
the Iloepital Khlpa, Jir.
CoOmdt tab." anxiety oa? m itilfcrttd yeeterday over
th? num rou. report* in cir<?a1allon relative to new ? n"n
ofcholera, eapociallj lu ilia lower portion of the ell).
It hiimhi tkil )1h rare of ilAtin*, ta aJinoa!
any fopo, coming to the kuowh dge of tlm (ultra, i* im
mediately (aportoB at hee'htuaftW* ant a pbywuu
deapntclyol to InveiiUgnie the nine, Iu two or three it
atanuntt where >h.ht . ape v ha- occurred IMitln
have bran nanoyid by tha vlrlia ef ilia official*,
aaanrttug tUal tltere wa? a area or cholera . n
liio prvuuaue and demanding au tuvfr'i alien Th a
orlgibalga from the order m i,<4 by Hi < coking. ttia
Av< xtanl Nna>tary Superintendent of the H ir.i of
ilaalih. who ha* uiatructad urn diautat ImpaidiW lo
dearly invaei.gala every . lUiplelni aud to do all lima
lay. in llielr poaror Brofea?iohufly, .n?t, if rruutred, '?>
are that th* nartieware removed io the rho . , a hoapiu'- ,
al> . to bavo lire prnaiiaaa alanaaaB ana |.i ,.erly vent
iau-d aud everything poaaihlu <lou? iu U." * ay ..1 itiain
r. Hon
Dr. Jame* J Ptlfooll, Dwjmty Han 'arv In ;?* t..r, r?.
poriaii to tinolonwt*r? laat tibial 'U?t ?. ? r ? a imi>
Hun, a l.ilurvr, r-tcul) ii.ua yoarauf ago. "ting ,.i v..
lit Mulberry alreer, nud died at ton <?'? n? k r M of
choh'ra and a k.-d for a Mfplyof dlatnfo '-.lit to urn
on Ilia pn'OUM*. Dr. John tliatiop, who lia-i. "i, .
lr till log ilocoaMnI. Uuclarwl that lit" ijt 11
cholera, hut that <l??> ? *. <od h id boon otror"w ? >ri
A poll.'??man n?i?<?i Tlioni t.reen wan taken ? dilaoly
ill on Moiulny nwkt and wll'iided tiy Dr Wul ritian,
I'.iIhii Surgeon. 11c(>oiI<m1 t>. h a tuUtpfaxe 01 dholera
There ar- ?cv?fil rehinn n t.i addition! fa Oh' n
Watar ?trifi and inithw to Moure# ?'.raoi, but n? oifl< I
r.?pott had iwen made ol the laot at breikiuwrt. r? yaetci
day c\?u ug
nraTttl I "T arti a
The follow in" i? the weekly report of dealha fur I ho
wvak ending Saturdav, liHb tnataat ?
it'.ioij /> ?. ... n I../#, /aat#
I 1 ia . ?
K I It iu
1 I 15 III
I ... a li ??
tJ H
? I
7 17
lb U
It XI
10.
II ft
12m - 'I Tola I VA
Tin- following are iron ryinor^r <t? ea r
ftiphtherb n Typf >H ferer a
Ilr.oiii . at kol'ia *
;? mellI -,x . . 1 r.. ,. > o.faoi a
y. ..p-? 1 I. ... ml I
eourlai n# . ,11 t.'batera n.u < <
1ypbwalV?ni.. 13 "i;.- . ' . . 1/
Iht ra wera al -o t wenty three itintii hy .. .idauu.
ttrtiKs at -k.ii iaiK'o rnr.r
The work at begoin?A| jv.lnt la aWlT/oo.. on ?? >. (??
4ly aa aver A i ontraci wt< inada yrei? ' .> i >r p' ttn.B
a He f ou U e u d turpeioiuo tuanofai.l. t> I lumtierw
warn ni.a ' il In Atltug m . t .r the a. ? ornuo.a,ition ?>( tb?a
Wotneti who tnay b" ie>'eive?l thrro. t. n M Adentolti'n
ba'na, wlitTi It waitho igUt wi nil I linlaliati lank
tarn tug. lbtjiipna bringing wat?r liuiu Ji>? **'" ?"
'now In working ndi r The owtnfti for u'loig tin lotlua
lilnlkty im eltt twta be mdy hr mo The .hninp
hail la aapplifd wttb noariy ue tv.ll Ootnplemer.1 f
uhli-a In Utu <li. uivtUutf rooin thau. ie an wtlw ty
which betoken# Important mull* not long hen r A
lire ronld now be knelled In tbe ranr** and lite *??| '*
ooidron- nw-att alnioat any reapkBUvoolhikfr* inuitit . lo
could make The oUtfvea, now a>iiy dllaptdatMl, ????*
undergoing repair*. Mr. |?eB>w, who ha* all mail. r? in
charge there .ameto New Yort ataalerday I . make lur
tliar arrangunitul* ooncermug the rt .Uon o! un Ua?
re ka, of .<bx.li MiabUnu I.a alrtady teen n.ade in
point of aulnb< r? tht ptiltrc force yrmallf un< ii%n*ed
kveryth.ng ihnt la 4iwM and nyervthing that i? ooiie.
anil all ibat M m pr< t>o? <1 11 do. can bardiy fail to tatng
aab U Ilia runvicuou mat tba Uvaitli Hoard have no i#?r
of an injiitn ' on.
There va no offli lal report made yeater lay hy l?r
BaMli.bat Dr. Pwinhtirue inwmaad a note I roan htm
*a> lug ihat there were bo new oaac* aixl but one de?tlt
bad ot. uir?*d . name not give*
I he IUa|hl?> lloaio
KHTlMarHNIIII TWTWIUT* AiTI?> <>g UK
an or HK4LTU a?x>i i'tmioo
AlKilTbli to MtPldIV KM.hMkl. TO T?J>T TM* P"*
r* or tiik iwian i<ai*ia?im tirrta Nina t him
to Till oi'T .to rraaiT*. arc.
A a>ewiu>g of ibo but-h? n, drnvert tad gar<Jk?r|u r? ? f
Now Tort tad bfnuklfii aaa bold /??*?? flag at tl.a
Ifuirhtre' Araocwttnn looeia, mroar of gir>i atar.oo aad
? if' U rtlol. Iba ibar wa* lakro al t<a i f | a> t Ibrt*
a ? teak bg Juba M V.a.n, I'raaolaM of iba A mm *
liob.
A p'Oteat agaio-l iba triioo ?f iba Board nt llratlh ??a
band'd la, afial br >m lian<tra<l bun km- 11/ ih? a< t
'i*MM|t tba hoard of If xauh that >-odr I* ampnwarrd u?
grtal portniu to alaughUr -aula, aad a* nf Mara
or nana atlait'l Ik/uu I Iba 1 at of AutBal 'I ia prog <a? <f
Fig till- Hoard to gram no t'1'h llrat.aa after Ibal daU
Maofhi-fing of aattte moot teka |4ara al lha "Abattoir, '
IfteUt a<root, Kaa' lilar, ol.icb t' (ua baUdlug or owl
aula Iba lirtn'a of Iba c if tfllnit ihla ? rdrr Ud
Itufrlirrt" AteVtattob protbM, gn-1 Iba foUoaiog irrold
ttona vara adopt*! -
Hlrrtaiila Hu*f4 ' f lfaatlb 'lain lha ? a'tf to rrguUin
Ihr huatii'a* ??! llr tin ' ra. and wt?maa il?af ha*# ia -I
duaa ' ar tain r-ilaa and irgaialKraa, an Mia, if ant I lara -at
? t lia>r la llnlitit III , 4>< a ai l/v), l)iai - al and Of
J?!al and "Onlr,** to Iba "for I of war liaa n?t I iiknaa and
If itofai tail mi) a 'jiai a I ' o ii Imam# > aod a Imrnoo
Ib'g ka?? appolnt'd b"ora ? o tba truing "I .*?|.. a. onrra
aioalda thai ft la ataaoa* Impaaa ola for ?a In aornplf with
lla urdrra, aad at I" M ho ? gnat nil thai tba fir ? ?r in'
raga ? mui template* ?f dtfrlnr ua fgnrn Iba -itg hg tlx l-i
Aognai naaiaa i i' ara da fiat taha oan I
U ho dim til thai ? 1 ? *", ami *a oa lla . I ' nrr.a b.-a
at4 ralih >1 I'n anon tafcr 'La pmjai aad ar- *a?ai; m. aanraa
to pi??1 *nal fighta
fl'aaiail. Ilia ' a lira of lia la ant'itn'ad In *a|>hf
natal Iba ia at thai ran ha had. and Li taaa ? t. v ?.i i.? r
? U||. trloab lliaf Rial Oaaaa uaaaao 0* I a I " ' l!|l i,
a I'll ?l I ? a a .raa.raa to ftirti.lt I '.a It! nil', all l a na- *
aar ? Inada In p ir? ia an? a III ran and ua tan # out ang aan
nf Iba Ita' pof nii'an 4 a
'tailing [ aafniia ffona II a
H-?r>l of JJtaltk omUli." dr.ia. .. ' Iba rwttrta u | iaa
ll.a ','iaatten
Tbn Odamlltea til tllaiaud IhlMant to a. I'aan,
a|,b.jd)ing b lb 0 fa. dr . ? r? aid gard baaja | II a
f itewing art lb' r ? a i' ih" ? ofrmlUrr a ? adi-j ?d
flurlri' >W||"? WlllonUabl Hrfan laarili a It ail"
llrlft* lboina f. hm?iaa?. lamrgr h'fai-a Jmrpb b
llroauihg. A U Atlribm, lUrn g Itarwam, T I 1*1
niaii /naaph Jab turn H i'hi Haad Junta I Howard,
Jnhn HafT'n Ion llanra ? ?? iiiti and John M -' Ui.au
Mr V It. ia a l.aii* .ulnar ? i Ite ntaad lug on U ? w ?? u
?i.i naif l i Ira laa i, unl raa.ark" "*ra fa.a id
? lib fa|ia?4r<l ai pia-. ? Tt in aong at> or.a d i>,?
( gfaa?aiai duarminnima .nd ajurli th.l laa- baori aim
for anma Inut I a4 ia Int'f lot . a t anf
a. Iloa. ? hit lite >.'iiuiai"i't (litg ado] I
Tbr Hnrgita,
g It WT . I ro fllg Ml l.n l'l B" ? f a I ,
? IM?,? nil INI I'll* VI lit AO, *T?
Tbr na? wtog of Iba Kalterna H apta at tba I" nf
Twaoir iihurm tadftlit. rot'teiag "fvead ??
iba |iNMir fur I oafa - Una, lit Urnrf of f.-v il?."? In
Hivi d AM- no i and I'. M'-id if M.?fn? 'a viib
othar mi llnd go-.la aigatftUtag UM oo>n*<0 lag A * lath
In Uia bnogatal an I by a fr pin a*I diBO' r ? ? N.aa ? a. a
telaod Ina laooghtoi hoo .a MBAu'ibfa-JIg >m? of tb?
Moat na?pla?a oa ,1 .a 'tet tt lb? Bifal In t| |*-ara?ar,
ib lha 'tig of gn Y- rt , and Iba ad lit ? of tba aia?.
? bi b otainaU. - r o f ? n | .?M lha I aj al
da orl b- ar i bo rognnor ? oft.no aite U?r tanif g ?? rrnda-t
lha lloiaoao* falig ?, u it ?S. ?ii jr 'a ? ma rf iba
tergoof 'ola I d an to- at
TWO 'noii'te of lb*
of tag Jaovdon Mglb,
hro ? irataoi of od?o<i.< tg lb* ?ff-aaian'r r f
dnad btaJoa bg rruH bill* ? wtai f odaaplad
Tbr ffrv Tort dor I bonM ?atna lai ha - a baoa ox I
pro. taofg all" lb* non'g'ja nf Par a, Vli.'b Bg ,r?? wilb
a lb ban rod latarote -a a ma of bifiM Poo a wortl.ag
f i^aorrq opl ibtl tbr <"a-r?! i/vom and -ora
low no ad ,p n ibal of TvatgnlJl otroot n?|?<a
f?r iranty ?m I not of tba ?"alio mot na |bo lata ? f
? bo h-ioa Tba iuor ? po? od ? <>b Onal io<ouaau <
tad .i'K, il hi ? M (III of Ibtdl foot, ara laid fa r
a'of? of nu'Tdo, of ibo nrdlvorT teM"< of M lh'""
hodg atagbrig l? l.?"d naatta Ote gf-wrad OA Iba f
hm HMMabla oft laiyandtil tbdao Hldrr aa
o*A Of viib voter ptbi, Tfrva vbteh, oa in I or a a
tfpoam of vatef will wt nrmiOntlT >?|1 fv 1 ' ' g 'Co
Up bdf viib I bo now of koop tu il If ? ?* ? ' "
oa iraoaal lo it ow b 0 ' ibd aa VI a* ? I a "? ? f
lla ?drO'tb'Ofx/O AfnM lb? fWoro orv ??go. tj?oo tlx b
Iba i" ahat nf Iba teaarl oroloho , ' f I ? 1
|I'WM 'fMdH tertltab't??wn. |1 ? a. ? III* n I
'adxt WbMl wHIhwloid tbd ?(? ? * ??' * * ' *
of par?- o- ha' a. turf I! a and II ?
ll?o 'r*og alt h P w 1 bo pn?' tebl-r ih'io i? ?
ta-vpao WiH *org f?- ?? ? 1 ' '* " *
?"WO? IboroaaaM i ?? * 1 ?*' "* ?of v od
? fo' g oda.'a) ? ? ? . ? ' ' ?">???" ?
for Ob 'h It woa ??? ?d T Whar n? ? 0 ? ? t g
aroMl V'lte .p* moa . d m nif te;- - thai If r
Otag oorrr I* tai?l '* ' *' '* '?* ? ?l*rdg ?
tifrvnix' hai oft ? b " ?'* '* * l""'* * "?
U., 4a. oia ar,?4 ? '? ?* ?fc* *** ? '
Bnw, hg u rarr lo* Iba vara# Aa g OgtlaM Ho
WOlla of Iba oxxg ? and t lha g- -oda Iba batf '-?
Iba hrouU'al " ?bd ahrhterrg a te .ha naa ; far
?fod ?**? "tl* ?* '? ** 'Oblro-t
lha tortoaot te Mite Hu to of ifooih.
? wt laolowr ro Odhro.
OWoOrr bat i a
J.og IB Tba 'opto.o otd Ito aota W iba Wait i> a.
boa*00*0. pfr.og bMO?a? HMO Mf tbd Bao'orr Oppoot*
Od brtbrt ?b? amra, otd oMpBMMB ?o* two t# tba too.
Mw idwod b? oa?
?til oaabog of tba Wif ?
loo bark '? Boaabt'I to Itaoaa
grr'w od agarota IVOWL
? 1'ioi tO ?#"'?ig '.?? rota nf iho
Ltr ' lb' k ' I 19 fV'Oduti itLIu ?
OVf 0 l-?d fd* ?a n J? aa. n

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