New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15
PRIZE LISTS READY FOR PAYMENT.
The prize lists in the following cases have been
received, aud are now ready for payment by s. o..
Brown, the Navy Agent at Washington, ID. c.:

u. s. guuboat Sciots. .........Sloop Margaret
U. S. steamer Susquehany- Schooner Princeton
u. :. steamer Kapewha.. schooner X. {. Files.
U. s. ship schrs Lion and Olive Branch.
u. s. bark Pursuit. .......... Schooner Anne Belle.
U. S. bsrk Ethan Alen...... Schooner Olive Branch
U. s. steamer Montgomery. Schooner Isabel or w O. King
l.. y steamer SIS Schooner Rose and OcnsA
L. 3 steamer Meredith Schooner Rose and Octavis
u. s. brig Banbfidge. .........S Schooner Newcastle.
u. s. s,esmer Connecticut. Schooner Emma.
u. s. steamer Connecticut. Schooner Adeline.
u. y steamer Dniot. .ochooner 1aue yHchsoh
q. s. str Santiago de Cuba. Schooner W. G. Bell
u. - steamer Somerset. Schooner Cuflew.
u. - steamer Amanda schooner slave nhk
u. s. steamer Ethan Allen. Schooner Fashion.
INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION.
The President has submitted to Congress Mes
sage, with IN accompanying note Of X. Schleiden'
Minister from the Hauseatic Republic, relative to
the International Agricultural Exhibition to lie held
with the cooperation of the German Agricultural
Society at Hamburg, commencing on the i4th OF
july next. The Minister is anxious that the TIL
nmph Of American agricultural genius and art, 30
signal in the case Of the reaper and mower in Lon
don, may be repeated at the flst National Exhibi'
ton OF Germany.
He says that the European Governments have
a..-esd 70 remit duties articles exhibited at the
Hamburg Fair to be reimported, and suggests that
similar aid is more requisite still for American exhib-
itors A grand show of American products i as
sumed to be necessary 10 show the Continental ma
tons our ability to compete with them in agricultural
as well ss Industrial implements.
EMANCIPATION IN MISSOURI.
The Judiciary Committee Of the Senate have re-
ported back the Missouri Emancipation Aid bill,
recommending amendments to make the remunera.
ton twenty iDstead Of ten millions, the bonds TO
bear but i've per cent interest," the maximum allow
= a u ~
extinction Of slavery, July 4, 1876 with n proviso
that al act Of emancipation shall be passed by the
Legislature, and the exclusion Of Slavery forever
thereafter from each State.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The Senate to-day in Executive Session, confirmed
the domination Of John Row postmaster at Porte
month. Ohio; Richard S. Field Of New-Jcney Judge
OF the Dhtri-t Court Of the United States for New
Jersey. wee Philemon D.ekefson, deceascdi Robert
W. 1sylor, Fire. Comptroller Of the Treasury, vice
Elisha Whil,lcf,y, decersed.
EMANCIPATION IN TIE DISTRICT.
The report II the Commission, David X. GoOdloe,
lorAtio King aud John H. Brogdhead, appointed
in pursuance Of tie act Of Emancipation IL the Dis
trict Of Columbia made their report to the Secretary
OF The Treasury to-day. They Lave reported favor
ally upon 90 petitiona. rejected entircly 20 pc
tnons aud % part u petitions.
TLe whole number Of servants for whom conTen-
ton. has becu awarded j. 2,9Sl, and the entire
rq.raer 81 s~r,auts from whom compensation ha'
been uifhicltis ~, making a total oi 3,lOo In
clqde IA thc go ro;i'iouS, as regards the queauou
Of 4yity. there bit few Instances N which The
cyiarlce va OF al, are 10 warrant The C0mhh-
gorfss in Withdrawing computation.
U.tifcc cs,es tt.is Mud in which the ovid nee
II urpatli,u. or tsloyai ayupail1ers i most mani
C.-t a.e tlotr 90 hdies advanced 90 year. my
y,,re r,quirct, Ike other fc tioncfs - inke Tie
oalh q sisl rnr', AID ~ produce Two Witnesses 10
ai'cs' t'tir local y. Ihey received 'heir p'oPo'-
tioraie allowance 81 com enflIon. several claims
have been Int IL f1r fisyes VINO had sbscon-ed
uriof 10 \ phi is, 1902.
ln the. ca,cs BOTH the c'.'mnut ani the slaves
were Iaiaye.fcd N favor OF construction - Tie act
which would tuttle me owror 10 compc faiion. H.
sgme iuauHcea tbe .n tive. ctle bs.'k ~ order TO
avail ilct selves Of The benefit oi tho a-,, bit IN
OF err ID j. wus not tby car".
Tue Commissioner after careful invo stigqlion
ive dee. Icl tiai Will ttc owner OF the fusinF'
conld .iya cviceuce tna. be iai us.i ordinary d.-
.ruce 70 recover his slave, and when tho i.f-c u
nie las rI.od 20 prDpai'ion q. death or abau-
lnu.-u. psr-a'''n aay be allowed. Inc C-ni-
iIs. .Ou',s a-y:
I,er, eic ica persons, especially ia e.: mar'y
L.. " lln-ton. W rIe slavery Pa, been Tor many
,,..rs an hfcr,a- oi c'mVruuvri" trhns d. r"ft-
iu.e, 10, pp..e-. t.u lnlo d. aud "a elimination
O.. 20 ne vlus 81 onyo, wA,l !, urc - 20 "A JUS
ggn rtioum,n' II COM en-at on VI de- he law.
None g. tue CJmm'ssuncr- coIit lay claim 10
,ni. tp,ci,, OF information AID 10 supply II, cy ie-
,efiuinea 10 summon 10 tRrIr aid al experienced
dcalcr in slaves from B4iunore. SIR. Il. 81. Camp
b,ll who vas ~ the samr llmc l-uor. n, Ia ain
every in,tin, Of thc ndi, iduas upOn wbosc Chains
l be WIS called to pars jud2mrnt
/ IL testimony accorded with that Of Others whose
Information in tho premises WAS entitled TO weight,
tnat in tho disturbed s'Aie Of the country sncc the
commencement Of the wal u would be difficult to
.s., ~ vaines 10 ii ,ver
Tie sales have been few ard tcverally, under cir
cumslances of pecuniary pressure, whlcn ltit 10
discretion with the seller. 81 YES in aci, cannot
he Ea.d 10 have had a current g.eablo value s.nco
the commencement OF the war, while their lntfindc
value Oh The 10th of April, -. determined Jy thc
utciIninished value OF the products 0i the soil and
tic undnipished wages Of Labor, war not less than
} formerly.
! Indeed in both these respecta, II was greater,
since there has been ,O-btant iiso Of plces both
OF labor aud Of products. Tue minutes Of evidence
I, ken by Tie Commission furnish sufficient DATA 10
e,tatli.n an actual value Of slaves III many caser, ~
lar srea,er than tne compensation made by tie law.
s,,tu,r;up ycIegrgI nh Gables between New