The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-24
s1ws.sx rELEeaAPH.
lmpsrtaIt Csnvsutisn with Russia RssptstfSl
the Bighty sf NcuiFalA
DOMINATION OF ADJuTANr GENrx.AL

Frpna Waslaanxe0r. Hsss
TIE PRoLoNGA1I0s or THE SESSION op CoNGHuA
THE xEUrRocIrY rEaTY, KrC.
wAsaISoroS, July 23. 1861
The Senate hold the jons rsselatlaa Of yburnmsae
nnder vote to recoasdsr. The matter H. thsrsf,rs
Jet oP~n, and II IL Is demeostratsd that tho busnsss
cannot be concluded the 4h of August they pro-
long the session by reconsiasung the vos This will
probably b the unless Il agreed to meet In No
vember eN
It IL intended to call up the reciprocity treaty t. NOR
row. for the purpo-e sordIng Mr. Pear Of Maryland
opportunity of speaking against It. The decision Of
the ssna. will not he arrived for several days Tho
great trouble, however. will be In the House aud IL Il
considered very improbable that under any circumsau>
II viii be canidered b. that body tais session THO
House viii have modify the tariff ~ admittins the ar
s enumerated In the treaty free Of daty in case II ID
satbed hs the senate.
INFORMANT ACTION OF GOVERNMENT on Tue RIGHTS
or sLUTaALs-FUSLRAL OF 0ES. r0ws0S.
WASHINGTON, July %, 1864
fe~ days since IL intimsted that SEQ etary
cf State aud the Russian Minister engaged in max
ing arrangements In regard to the neutrality Of tho
CDited States the present hostities In Europe and
TO secure the recognition Of the principle advanced By
our government and partly conceded BY England and
France that neutral flag protects the and cargo
10 day II 10 rumored that negotiations have been con
cuded ON the basis proposed the Secretary and that
the documents about ready the consderaon Of
Consress. The is thought to be we'll founded BY
those most cobvcrsant with dipioma tic movements
The funeral of General Towson to-day attended BY
the President, heads of depatmeuts large concourss
Of citizens, and several military companies ineludiog
DDDcans light artillery corps from Fort Mceury The
remains entombed in the cemetery In
rHE FINAL ADJOURNMENT OF C0SGRgsJ - Ta1
RIVER AND HAREOR DILL.
resolution will be introduced In the Senate this week
6xing the time Of the m.sting Lat Of December
Instead of the usual time In that month. This It 10
thought win meet the wishes Of the members OF
House, who feel cposed to poong the session after the
4h Of August Tho dplon tic bill proper win be tus
stick and unless the House proves rsotabe the Senate
win be Inclined FROM the resolution OF adjo arm
ment in order their votes the BILL The re
SOLUTION which u to be In ,rodacei, It IL thought, will
avoid the difficulty
The river and harbor BILL passed BY the House and now
with the committee cf the nate will be referred with
out amendments and be passed. Some sangutne
that the bill will pass over the Presidsnts veto. Mem
bsrs workipg hard to cless up In season ami 70
every thing In good order.
From Albany.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ApJUrANF 0BNKRAL-
sHiP-BlsH0P UPFoLD-rHE wsATHsR.
AInAHr, Juiy -, 1864.
NO OMclai Oecnfaton mas yet peen meoo tne BOARD
Of Directors Of the Central Railroad Com panv. divi
dend win bs declared bsore the present Board Closes
but what it will b. when payable, Il not OH
cisly known.
Colonel Isaac Wander ,oel who, for months has
performed the duties Of Adjutsnt General during the
illness Of General Temple wD be appointed BY the Co.
vernon, to that Office
Bishop Uphold, Of Indiana, preached ct 81. Paul's
Church this morning, at St. Peters this afternoon
He laid the one Of Episcopal church in Green
bush yesterday
It rained very heavily here this afternoon. Four
dock gates upon the weliand Canal rhorold were
broken away W, dnssday, and navigation suspended
for four or nve days.