New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

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here preferred Judge Brsdbead of that State Judgs
Miller Is Kentuckan by birth. Hs fought the ba.-
tie Of emancipation with Csssus NJ Clay and ia
thorough Republican. He is as years of age, 70.
pued tie best lawyer in bis State, and possesses
great physical vigor. He was formerly the law
partner of COL X ankin Of Keokuk, now command.
ing regiment from Iowa. No appointment was
made in the other new circuit, comprising the Sstes
of Illinois, Wisconsin, and Michigan. This il 10.
garded as virtually the defeat of Senator Brownings
aspirations to seat on the bench. No appointment,
can now be made until the next session.
CONSUL TO GLASGOW.
Warren l.. Underwood formerly member OF
Congress from Kentucky, was confirmed ~ Consul
to Glasgow and J. A. Sherman Of Eew.York a.
Consul at Prince Edwards Island.
THE BORDER STATE REPLIES.
Senator Henderson aud Representative Maynard
have found themselves unable to sign either Of ths
Border State replies to the President, and each has
drawn up al answer for binseIf Mr. Noelrs paper
is signed by Senator Wiley Representatives Fisher,
Casey Clemens, Brown, and Blair. Of Virginia
The Pro-Sayery reply has received the signatures Of
most of the other Border State men who are ID
Washington.
THE RESPONSE OF VERMONT.
The prompt response of Vermont to the Presidents
new call for troops will direcs renewed attention 10
the fact that the Geen Mountain state is among boss
which have furnished most troops for the war, and
that, too, without baggIDg about 1t. Unless II DO
Rhode leland. 70 other STATE 10 New England a.
contributed 50 many regiments in proportion a. she
She has now nine in the field IL population of =
lite over 200 900, and il a community purely ayr.
cultural, and where there ID no desrth of employ
ment. and now she /, on tho march frs Of al with
stil another regiment.
Vermont, by legislative enactment psys every
soldier who enliss 81 q month in addition 70 what
be receives from the United States
TIE DEPARTURE OP CoSGREssMES
One of tne longest civilians trains that ever loft
Wsshisgton carried away depa7tirg Congressmeo.
this afternoon. Very few remain, and most of ttos'
still hero 20 tomorrow. Shoulder.straps s.one bI
the hotels to night
SENATOR CHANDLER'3 SPEECH.
Senator Chandler was authorized to use IN hn
speech Yesterday, the testimony taken before tho
Conduct Of the War Committee, BY vote Of that
Committee at a TegIla; meeting. -Four members.
being a majority Of the whole number, were pres
en aud uneiiraousy granted him permission Had
the official correspondence asked for been furnished,
there would have been 10 need Of res0rting 70 tbs
records Of the Con mites.
ARRIVAL OF MR.. oAEDFORD.
NJ Sanford our Minister al Brussels, arrived
here to day, having come from Europe by way Of
Caracas Mr.. Sanford is Secretary Seward 8 guest
THE COLLECTION DISTRICTS.
Tie Secretary Of the Treasury hss not yet CONF
60 sny fin al determination respecting the geogrsph
icul line, Of the Collection Districts under mo Tax
law.
GHN. HiICHEL.
We c,iersta,d from UNREASONABLE authority
that 20 charges whatever against GEE. Michel have
been flied al the Wa Department by ex-&embsr
of Cor gress Houston Of Alabama, who "a nsCcd ~
hi, chief prosecutor, or by any else
GEN. MARCY UHcoNFIRMlD.
Among the Generals not confirmed by tie Senate
is Gen biaroy, Gen. hcC-ellsns fsther-a-aw aud
chief OF staff
THE APPROPRIATIONS BY CONGRESS.
Congress. during the recent session, bss appropu'
aed about $500 900 600. including upwards of $780,.
O0O,O0O fcr tho army, and somewhat leS tbA
800 900 for the tav!.
BILLS ENACTED UPON.
Among tho NOS. important bills postponed b. tbs
House, or remsin;ng Enacted upon sre the following
Providing for the admission Of ths State Of West Virginia
Tex the ensrsem.rs Of the IGiros AID Michigan Cans
Providing for a uniform systsm Of bankruptcy,
For the appoint er Of mission 10 sscrtaE loes,
cured BY oys citizens from the paion o. their prop
erty by United State, Ioop'
The 8ank bill ..... NJ.
The BIN spprsPh,i7g 500 600 coo for serder Slave ''''
The Seras took deipt, aodon Upou the house bi'ts
totally abolish the ranking privilege aud 10 ropes. 81 laws
SLOWING nie,se, taclud:ns the present members Of Coz"
Tie HOa,. BIZ providing for The d',hse OF tF' Of s''
prisoners faLed in che senate
SMALL CURRENCY.
Among the last acts signed by the President wa
the one authorizing the issue Of postage ard other
Government stamps a. currency. and prohibiting
banks and other corporations from issuing Dole'
below the denomination Of one dollar for circulation
THE CLOSING UP or BUSINESS.
The President aud members Of the Cabinet oocu'
pied the Vice-Presidents room u the Cspitol whh'
attending to the public business
TIRE CASE oE SENATOR siMrsOEs
Tie Secretary of War in response TO the resolution
Of the House calling for all the evidence on tue flea
relating to the question whether any member Or
members Of Congress bsye had ANY iDteres. IL Gov
erauent contracts SINCE April transDitte printed
copy Ct the document heretofore sect to tie SeDse.
containing the arrangement made between Dir.
Schubart. and Senator Sinmors. wbict, he ss5s IA
all the information on the ies Of that Department
EFFORT FOR AN EXCHANGE.
MAJOR W. II. Polk Of Tennessee has secured tb'
release. on parole, from Fort Warren, Of Major w
D. Porter Of that State, who will return South b
ask the release, on parole Of L.. Lieut. +. hclbou,
of PHILADELPHIA of the iith U. s. Iufanty.s
wounded prisoner a: Savage Station, pear Rich
tnoni.
DISCHARGED.