The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04

deposited in tho hands Of thai Netherlands Consul
in payment Of interests Of the bonds OF the aforesaid
Stafe II such is the case there is doubt shat tho
money will be returned to its legitimate owners.
PeLYGAMY PROHIBITED.
The California Senator's McDougall and Latham voted
against the bill to punish pologamy in Utah,
they dsapproved its provisions, but because they
gard its passage at present impoe and calculated
enforced, to interfere materially with all overland
communication with the Pacific coast, overland
mails and railroad routes pass through the Salt Lake
region.
RELIANCE OF THE REBELS ON FOREIGN INTERVIEW
The government regards as papabe facttia the
movers in the present rebellion entertained the
expectation Of achieving revolution. What they desired
to opsn point for foreign intervention which
they relied to overthrow the Union They began their
intrguss before they vsnnred upon the rebellion,
and since have applied themselves to this work Of
Intervention. The prctenco of revolution was there
fore, fraud, and s now exposed to the world. 1t sno
doubted that these views now soon wbe, known
to European governments through the Secretary Of
State.
DEATH OF LIEUTENANT DE WOLF.
Lieutenant De Wolf wounded at Williamsburg, diod at
the house OF Representative Arnold to-day He served
CALAMITY at Fredericton Belmont and Fort Donsison.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Acting Assistant Paymasters Charles +. Fitch and
Henry W. Hide have boon ordered the former to tho
Tioga and the latter to the Genesee
ENLARGEMENT OF CANALS FOR MILITARY PURPOSES.
highly interesting report made to the House
this afternoon by Representative Blair Of Missouri
tho Committee on Military Affairs. with amendment
reported supplementary section 70 tho pending bill
for enlargng the Illinois canal and improving the Illinois
river. Tho section provides for enlargng tho locks or
the Ere and the OsW canals size adequate 10
gunboats, at a cost not exceeding three millions.
The report presses these works strongly =
military necessity, rendered manifest by the mo
naces last winter Of the British press In
respect to the cities and commerce Of the lakes. Our
two great channels Of access from the Hudson
and other from the Mississippi strkngy treated
by the report integral and nssparabs portions OF
harmonious system of national defence. Their CON-
mercial importance will probably DO presented 70 Con-
gross in some other form.
THE NEW MEXICO JupGEsmP.
Judge Kirby Benedict, who has been for nine years a
Judge Of the United States Court in New Mexico has been
reapponcd upon the unanimous application OF the Terri
toral Legislature. He has won in New Mexico popu.
ari,y equal TO that he enjoyed in Illinois. He well do.
serves the distinction awarded him.
NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs TO MARsEILLEs.
Information has been received the State Department
from Mr.. George w. Van Horne, Consul OF tho United
States Marseiles, that American citizens embarkng
at American ports Marsces should have their pass
ports viscd by the French Consul The neglect of having
this done subjects OF vessels fne be-
sides subecng passengers great Inconvenience before
permission to land can BIO obtained.
CONSULAR RECOGNITION.
The President has recognized Martin Ruikowsiroom as
Vice Consul OF Russia for the port of San Francisco