, 1862-11-15
MATTE At THE CAPITAL,


Especial Dispate1 to the Chicago T.ib1ne.1
Nksu.ScToS. NoY. II, 1862.
The 1es'toad TICK over 1he long bridge Is
to be fenced from the rest Of the bridge, and
The bridge Itself is to be erczt1y improved.
Information having been received at the
*'ar department., Of negro slaves in Ken:aekg
havipg been returned to loyal as we'll as rebel
masters, in violation OF the act of Congress,
The Eecretsry Of war has ordered reports Of
cry such TRANSACTIONS to be made to bis de-
psz:ment in order that officers 60 violating
tie 1aws Of he United States ney be- daily
punished.
Commissioner Boutwell, has decided that IN
spothecary's license covers all articles usually
sod BY a1otlecarics. except spisituuu5 liquors
and tobacco.
DR.. Nm. 4. Perr1man, Of Minneapolis,
Ai:r-, w,s tc.asy appointed mel;csl exa;n-
inrr, hy the commissioner Of pensions.
Nll!,ni Stanton, Of the 9Th Wisconsin, diel
in tic hospital here to-day.
Coontcrici;e ones On the Fsz:aers' Bank of
Bucks county, Penn, are IL circulation here.
It il eaid that Generals Schospn aud Tyler IT
Connecticut, and possible Gen. Law. Wallace
viii b: members Of the 1ni';terg commission,
which VII be empowered to pronounce upon
the gv':t Of Gtp. Buell. IS welt Us to i1ytssi.
gate the charges against him.
Col. Thomas k-r OF McCle1tan's et3G is sa-
riously III Of camp fever.
Stanton ard Ua}l:ck were closetcd for three
hours to-duy.
Col Ford's counsel will soon publish long
defense Of bis conduct ut Haroer's Ferry:
An officer Of Gen. alrs staff brought in
prisoners ftom Lccs5urg tonight.
WASHINGTON, Nur. 12-'rne idea has cot
abroad That Mr. Cb.se intcads to make war
Irom the truth. lie is III intimate relations
sitn large rnnbr: Of the baul1s, oaa t:,ess
Institutions are aiding the government In
ulauy ways.
Nr. Chase is SO managing the aGairs ofhls
department 2s to enable him to celse issuing
Taper cur ecucy at al carly da:=, if this shall
be- Possible. IL is now getting clear OF his
remhipderE. When the seyeu-1birfics nov
Tut up arc sold, the only remaining original
sock will be the flyc-twenIy-six per cents.
Tbs ]. to be made The great Ro2ular govern,
nct esh for authority to issue any more seven
thfrties, or twenty gear six per cent3. Under
these circumstances the teT millions Of seven
tlirties soon to be sold will command current
| rates It is all OF this kind OF stock the
The revenue Of the government during
lScs. 1t is expected. will be not far from
S..1n coo .O1e-S200, ,1h} 600 from taxes, $.;1,-
tko ftu1n duties, aud SIC, 600 900 from post Of
| flee revenues. It is s1id that Mr. Chase does
ror estimate tho revenues from likes A;.h.r
than 150, ,000 900, but nearly all the fioaacial
| men connected 18th the department. pu. it at
| or above S:00, ,000. 600.
| The national debt, with au income Of s2-0,-
COO, will not, one year iron no~, be one
NC$r1r Il
! pat the figures as low Us eight hundred mil
| lions. It will not cost more to support sn ar
my of one million In 1865, than i: did to sup
port IN army Of G0o, ,001 ln 1852, for the reason
That the most ofrhe muskets and clnthi1G and
| munitions Of var and the vessels are provided.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. A.-Apolic ttions foz
the entry Of goods unaccompanrd By cou-
sulaT certificate must be made to collector,
| and not to the tlca:ur5 department.
NEW YORK, Nov "A Washington spe-
cial to the New York 77:ses s1ys:
The FreEch government has demanded fu1.
and immediate indemnity for all injuries 'n-
tiictcd upon French ei;izcrs by Gen. Butter,
| nc immensc armament now nearly re1ay nc
Marzstlles bring pointed to AZ the COMMENT
ary On the refusal Of the diplomatic rc9ue:t.
| ttuT Etste department, therefore, IN aunpunc-
tug that there will be no dilllcul.ies lcllirS
TO rupturl Of relations. merely informs the
FTerch 1Is!uister, in advance, thu. it Is ready
10 back down to any extent from Gen. But
ler'e acts, and that no defense Of that otli:er's
co1duct, and no adequate examination Of the
French complaints will be made. as q bar j,
this further effort to conciliatc, the Spanish
minister has addressed to our government q
demand for all apology for the burning Of 4
vessel in Spanish waters, by one Of the ships
Of Fa1rcgut&s tiect- This act. it Is complain
ed, was made more heinous By insults to q
Cuban magistrate, Who demonstrated against
this wrong don. In n neutral port.
The Htra:i's Washington dispatch init
matcs that Gen. Butler's removal is probable