The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-15

The News.

The News.
In Congress yesterday the Senate adopted re-
solution to terminate the session on the 25th inst'
instead of the 18th, as previously agreed upon.
The bill making an appropriation for the care
and return to Africa of the captured negroes was
taken up, but the Senate, by majority of one,
refused to concur in the House amendment in
creasipg the appropriation from 100000 to
$3.50 900. The consideration of the Executive
Legislative and Judiciary Appropriation bill was
then resumed, and the amendment appropriating
81 900 for the payment of the claims of the
Choctaw nation of Indians was rejected, and the
bill was passed The Post Office Appropriation
bill was also passed.
In the House the proposition from the Senate to
extend the session to the 25h inst was referred to
the Committee on Ways and Means The Pacific
Railroad bill was postponed till the third Tuesday
In December. The resolution reducing the price
OF the public printing forty per cent was adopted
Tie chairman OF the second Conference Committee
reported that the committee could not reconcile
tie differences of the two houses on the subject
he recapitulated the points at ISSUE and the
House then resolved TO adhere to their own
bill. 30 the scheme Ia again enectually
knocked on the head for . time. In Com.
mitlee Of the Whole the Army Appropriation
bill was discussed and the amendments providing
for regiment Of mounted volunteers In Texas and
for fortifcatons were rejected. The committee
rose ard the House agreed to the action Of the
c, nlnittee. Mr.. Ely, of New York, made speech
In opp ,sition TO the reciprocity treaty with Canada.
synopsis of his remarks is given In our report of
n e proceedings.
We have additional news from Europe by the
Niagara, which arrived at Halifax ct halfpat
seven o'clock on Wednesday evening. The reports
of Garibsldi's successes are confirmed. He attack
ed Palermo on the morning Of the 27th, and after
struggle which lasted six hours the people were
masters Of all parts Of the town. Garbaldi leading
his troops flag in hand. The revolution is spread.
ing, and other towns are rising. despatch from
Naples, dated May 80, says that the besieging
forces were not numerous, but being commanded
by heroic leaders, the victory was obtained. The
number killed is reported large. The Neapolitau
Court was greatly agitAted, and on the 10th the
Ministers resigned. The British Admiral had Of
fered the protection Of English vessels to all the
American citizens at Palermo. The royal palace
Mt Palermo had been burnt py the people. Prince
Jerome Bonaparte was dangerously Ill, and not ex.
pected to recover.
We learn by late advices from Hayt that Presi-
deaf Genrard has recognized NJ. Louis Gaetjens a.
commercial agent for the United States at Saint
Maze. The President continued his journey through
the republic. He was every where received with
the liveliest enthusiasm. Gonaives was illuminated
every night he was there. At Cape Haytien the
keys Of the city were presented to him on plate
Of gold A project Ia on foot to form an associa-
ton for the encouragement and protection OF Inn
migration. The colony of emigrans from Louisia-
na. numbering some two hundred, have settled In
desirable location near Saint Marc, In the Arti-
boni,e.
The Excise Commissioners held their twenty
seventh meeting yesterday, and granted ten H.
censes for $50 each which make the number thus
far granted the present year us. The Commission
ers inform NJ that there are constantly number
Of delinquent liquor dealers, against whom judy
ments have been procured for selling without u
censes, in Eldridge street prison. Yesterday the
number incarcerated was seven. The judgments
are invariably paid, however, on their incarcers-
lion. and they are then released. There would be
seventy or eighty prisoners in the jail IL the Sheriff
were TO execute the processes Al promptly as the
Commissioners desire.
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday after.
noon and had under consideration the plans for the
new county Jail, but after two hours debate ad.
journed leaving the question in the same condition
that thcy found IL.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
met yesterday and adopted their uasual report Sf
The Committee Of the Whole, an abstract Of which
appears IN our report The number In the in,situ-
nons ss present is 1911, increase Of twenty for
the week
In the last paragraph bu. two Of the Postmaster
Cereals letter relative TO the Fowler defalcaton,
published yesterday, q word Of some importance
vas omitted. II was ~ the late" and not TO the
present third Assistant that reference was In
tended 20 be made by the Postmaster General
rss foreign BY the Niagara exercised aaacSce
OF mcmsat cotton market Holders Of good 10
prime quAiitiss not pressne sales, while common
Aad Inferior grNaes hssvy aad dun. The chief
parchxsss making by spnsers, vita small lots
tsy~r Cor export me Gales embraced ssou, 200 bssr
We qccss aaIus up'aass 81 ss'usise. Tbs reports
on ne gro ssnx cops ,ss rsssh AZ fro me south
ntmsis fsworAbls Planters IA some portions Of the
-, 81 rssOa we're c,npiAiaies Of Tho drcugh, rns
sytcv CONNIE Market n IL expected By the oss o.
"A cotton rear, on the les OF september nsxi, VII
= siry exceed four mHlseo SIG bsodred ihossani
bshs whether the PRESENT growing crop VIZ
ea,. rat amount or exceed matter
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