The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-03-01

,gS 4WasAn1Ueoa News 60 49, -
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blu - 1sally paesed provides fof The lsore a. -
husdssd ord my milllo0e Ii treasury noeee-.
! my mtiItoss " ileu Of demand nosss is1ued i
: July a.d 70 b ss6seitated foe then 8 ~ :
peacseseaes Issss aotes are % 10 rscsivahI
Ioe ~ oebte due 70 and iron the United otafea
ssePs aoues on tnpoftA which ehall - pajd 8
com or demand noses heretofore satho.ised q
be received, and By law reeeivsh,e Is n.,..s,
OF public dues and interest upoa ben4s ~
noees which shall b paid IN coin; IL 49, ~
70 be lawful money and lsesl tsnder foe ell nur.
poses except a. above indicated: depoeisors -
notes Of mot less than lty dollar - q reeeivs
IN exchange bends bearing aix per cont ipteraaf
Iedeemabls aftsr Eve years. and payable affar
twenty yeara Five hundred miiIione Of each
bonds may b issued BY the Secretary Of lie
Ar treasury and held at martst value for coin Of
treasury notes; receipts Tor imports ere 70 Be
set apart ~ special fund for the payment Is
co'" o. interests. The other provisions are for.
The Secretary of Wars late order /, intanaed
to apply only 70 war news Of . nature sIordi.e
ald ana comfort 70 he enemy q touchine Ri.
tended movements.
the House Committee On the Conduct of the
war had long interview with Preaident l.st
evening learn from Z member Of the con-
mittee that its members have been unanimen.a
IN ail things since ito organization.
me Navy and Treasury Departments have not
n0oefso pulled together on the question Of eiy.
w permits TO trade to Port Royal and Hatteras
Nc. !. Weiles tells Nj. Chase that he has no oh.
lectlons to them If NJ Chase chooses TO er.nt
Mem. H. C6ase says be will grant them In al
esses wnere Welles certifles that the shipper
carries necessary supplies for the use Of the ar.
my and the navy. Hs has cent every .noi;c.. |
uon to Secretary Welles, being Apparently
atraad OF breaking the blockade. Il 4 nov AID |
mat Chase may issue numerous permita
70 trade on the coast - we'll - on the fennes- |
eee and Coumberland rivers, countersiened nv |
.oe surveyors OF Customs in the West and nv |
special officers in the East Applicants viii
fidelity. s' 'o' 's''f
1t is said that Gen. Sherman,s soldiers have
oeen induced to sell their pay at discount Of
~ cents on the dollar, by representations that
treasury Notes never would be redeemed.
The additional Paymssters vii nroh.h,v :.
dropped from the rolls, the Paymaster General
agreeing with the Military Committee that there
are too many
!. The amendments Of the Congressional Appor.
Iionment bill passed both Houses, giving one
additional member each, TO Vermont. Rhode IL.
and, Pennsylvania, Illinois, lows and Kentucky.
The Army COMMITTEES agreed to q report in
evor OF National Foundry east Of the Ale.
'hanies, and an Armory Foundry and Nanufac.
uring Arsenal west Of the Alleghaniss the aites
4 all to be fixed BY Eve Commissioners appoint
q by tie President, who shall report within
lxty days after their appointment 70 the Sec.
etary OF War, who shall send the result to. .
esner with the estimates of cost, to Congress- |
nese works west are intended to be at differ. .
Mt points.
mrs. Lincoln and her youngest son, who have .
cen quite unwell, arc improving.
The steamer Baltimore, direct from Roanoke
sland, reached the Navy Yard today. She va | .
OF hred at BY the rebels although the nieht !
as clear.
Dispatches from Flag Officer Mexican an.
ounce the capture of . brig and two schooners I
\ the Southwest Pass. .
The amendment of Nj. Sumner ia In thu afys..
nat starke, whose Case is now pending in the .
enat', being charged BY afiidavits with disloy.
w Is not entitled to his seat until an inyesti.
alton OF the truth Of the charge will put the
Aked question to the Senate, of its right to ex.
ude traitor who brings credentials from the
overnor OF his State, and is ready to take his
a. There is an opinien that Stark will be a
although several Republicans protest. :
=, against their being considered precedent
The Senate COMMITTEE on Naval Affairs agreed
report bill reducing the salaries of the hieh. ,
naval officers in twenty intermediate years :.
niteen, and in the lowest ten per cent. and u
oiIshing naval agencies and naval store keen.
J, and hemp and live oak agencies; the duties e
be henceforth performed BY regular navy of3. y
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