The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
xfW3 TRon NA9aIH6761.
ras NEW FINANCIAL xsAsuRns.

fHl NEW FINANCIAL M1AaURHS.
The COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means, or the WORMS
portion OF It, almost the oay remnant Of Congress now
In the oty They have boon industrousy engaged every
day during the In determining and arranging the
details Of the measures to DO introduced upos
tho reassembling OF Congress. They have quite
completed ts leading financial presented
appears that :he delegation representing import
Ing interests OF the PRINCIPAL ces have after all sees
unsuccessful in their mission, and that the Ways and
Means Committee has not positively representsA
by Of the importers, agreed that import duties
shai be paid in anything else thar cos
THE PRESIDENTS EMAscPATIoN eRo.LAHATIos.
The Presidents emancipation proclamation has beea
the subject OF consideration special and extraordinary
Cabinet meetings for the iast two days The border &as
here who firmly weddod TO the Union. and wiAs
proved their loyalty by suffering and iystons 10
which the people OF the Northern states are entire
strangers. earnestly hope that ia issuing tho
proclamation he will make exception OF the loyal
men of the SOUTH at least provide remedy for
the loss to entae1 upon them by general emanci
patton It hard tina, those who have suf
deeply Cor their degoti ion to the government.
should be oppressed by gov eramsnt well
pupdered Ivy the enemy
INTERNAL REVENUE AFYAIRs
The following is snv.viae.ss be made the Commis-
soner OF Internal Revenue when clau for drawback
has been made
FGs.-Thc certificate ~ mo Collector Of informal Rsve
that the internal revenue has been paid which
oerticate shall when possible particularly describe tho
goods BY their marks oterw se their quantity Tho
rate OF tax. whether specific adyaor en- amount
duty imposed aud the OF ns manufacturer pr,
Queer who paid the same.
Sscond-The certificate Of the collector. o. other com
potent ohcsr Of the csoms u the eject that the goods
upon which the drawbacks claimed have been
ported, aud the name OF the exporter.
Third.lhe affidavit OF tho party making the oal,1
or other competent persoa ettog forth that the goods
upon which the claim FOR drawback made the dcn
teal goods upon which the Internal revenuo tax
has beeu paid, certinsd by the Collector Of
Internal Revenue; that the goods have been
exported at the time, and the stated by tho
Collector Of the Customs and also the amount of tho
drawback claimed, and that the party making tho claim
Is justly entitied thereto This affidavit DO
cuted before notary public magistrate having
il executed before Justice or the peace thon
be certificate from proper oGcer that such person 10
duly authorized to administer oaths.
SENATOR WADE, GENERAL gUTLER AND sORsnY's
VIEWS.
There no good feeling here the part Of the reos
OF Ben Wade towards Secretary Chase The elcen.
sympahixes with Wade iaaents the removal Of General
Butler, but looks 70 his employment in largo way
Commanding General e nogvoes, &C., &c.
Forney's paper continues 10 denounce democrats. say
ing that the rebellion succeeds they will have boon the
leaders that could be named desire proteuce foe
resurrectins the old idea Of letting thc south 10.
TIKI cAMPAisN OF GIN. MCMILLAN.
The instructions Of Cen. Mcclellan Cen. Banks ana
Gen. wadsworth and his communication TO the Secretary
Of War; respecting the Washington last spring
which laid before the Mcdowell Court OF Inquiry TO
day, showed how admirable his plan in all it's d.
tals These papers form important chapter 10 this
history Of this potco military campaign in and around
Washington.
DEPARTURE OF sEcRErAEr sxIra.
Secretary Smiths relations with the Interior Depart.
ment closed today He left here by the Ave train
In accordance with law, tho Assistant Secretary (Mr
Usher) acts as Secretary od tm. The republicans u
the Indiana delegation support the latter for the Score
taryshp the Of his ability. strong
have been given that he will reoeive the appointments,
but political winds and tides point another drectos
The President has fatty refused st present ths
successor Of Caleb B. Smith.
THE INDIAN DIFFICULTIES IN MhsE5OrA
Tho Indian bureau almost dospairs OF settling the Inaa
difficulties in Minnesota satisfy the people that
State. They constantly Kept in condition Of exotic
ment by the arts Of dmagogues who about cxhortg
furious crusade against She Indians in tho expectation
Of being raised 70 power by their harangacs. Tho.
Indian Bureau desires 10 provide the removal Of Ne
hostile Sioux although the thing attended, with great
difficulties; but the dcmagogues insist also, upon the
moval Of tho Chppcwas and the Wnebagoes The latter
have been removed already half dozen times, ana
always TO their damage. might be well TO send
mission Of just and unmpassoned into Minnesota 70
report upon all matters touching Indian affars.
MINING TIE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
Companies forming in this West 10 engage N mining
upon the public domain Commissioner Edmlnds, Of the
Land Oce is willing to furnish to the agents Of sucA
companies all Tho Information in his ONCE
touching the various mineral localities.
INDIAN TRUST BONDS.
Mr. Whiting, OF ths Interior Department, hA, been
gagged coups Of days in examining indian Trust Bonds.
&c with view their transfer 10 the neg Secretary n
the Interior.
THE SOLDIERS CHRISTMAS DrssgR.
Mrs. secretsry sm, has received Subscriptions whers
by the expenses the Christmas dinner
the hospitals viii DO fully The Of the Bal
tmore and Ohio Ralrond those Of Colonel Iones
late of General WOODS s,sn have largely contributed
sue cess in this matter.
TsE ARMY.
Captain John r. cron and First Leitsnsn, eobsr,
0'coupor, One Hundred and sixty nn.h regiment
New York voluntee g. have rendered their designations
for cause which have been accepted and they have been
honorab,y discharged from the United states volunteer
service
Colonel WIN. III Browne, Of the Thirty sixth New York
regiment has received the appointment Of BrgaIicr
era Colonel Browne served in the Mexican aud Ia
the campaign Of the peninsula Lieutenant cocnsi q
the gallant Thirty. New York
ARMY HORSES.
Mr.. Snow Superintendent Of the Qisrtermss,er ~
patcni here has received authority after persistsns
application provide ample shelter for tne. thousands %
horses that are needed point for the supply Of the
army There are hundreds Of disabled aod sick h,tscs
which need shelter.
syaENApE TO CAPTAIN TonrxiSs.
Captain Iohpkins of the ou,r,ermastsrs Department,
was serendsd tonight, 81 the kirk"ood House, by The
band Of his old cavalry regiment HIS dasa into Fsrras
:, tho b,s,un,ug Of the war Is well remembered
Mr.. roRD'5 THEATRs.
Mr. Ford k,ends 70 rebuild his theatre upoa eai,s.A
scale
city Politics.