New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

United States, or at such time or times not exceed
Ing three years from date as may be found most
beneficial TO the public interests aud bearing inter
est at rate not exceeding six per cent, payao'e a'
the periods expressed the face of said notes. ana
the interest on said notes and certificates OF ih
deltedness and deposit thereafter Issued shall De
maid in lawful money; the Treasury notes thus L.
sued TO be of such denomination 40 the Secretary
nay direct not less than $40 and may be dspo'ou 81
on the beet terms that can be obtained, or may oe
maid IN onv creditor of the United States willing 10
receive the same st par These Treasury no'e' ma!
he made a legal tender to the sans eXtem % Tue
Un,ed States notes for their face value exc'nd
ing interest or they NAV be made cxchaugeaoie
under tbe regulations prescribed by the Secretary,
nv III. holder thereof at the Treasury in Washing
ton or at the office of any Assierant Treasurer OF
depos STORY designated for that purpose, Tor oh'eu
States notes equal in amount 10 the Treasury NOES
Off red for exchange, together with the lhteres' ac
crued and due thereon ut the date Of interest pay
men; mex! preceding such exchange; and III lie" Oh
any amount Of said Treasury notes thus exchanged,
or redeemed or paid st maturity, he Secretary may
;s,ue AN equal amount of other Treasury notes,
and the Treasury notes so exchanged, redeemed,
1al0, SNAIL Dt tlu uNh''sNN "
the Secretary may direct. In oider to secure
certain aud prup. exchanges Of United
States notes for Treasury notes when required as
above provided, the Secretary shall have power to
is,ue United States notes to the amount Of oOo,-
000 which may DO used, if necessary, for such ex-
changes, butno part of the Unted States notes aG-
thCrized by this section shall be issued for or apphed
to, any other purposes than said exchanges; ana
whenever any amount shall have been go Issued ana
applied, the shall DO replaced as soon as ptact
cable from the sales of the Treasury Notes for The
United States notes. The Secretary is authorized, II
required by the exigences of the public rervce for
the payment Of the Army and Nsvy and other credi-
tors of the Government to Issue the cred, OF the
Government one hundred and fifty million dollars
of United States notes, including the amount OF
such notes heretofore authorized by joint
resolution passed January last not bearing interest
and Of denominations not less than dollar. The
seventh section Of the original bill s stricken out.
1t provided that and after March next the cou.
pops on all bonds and Treasury notes of the United
States heretofore issued, and which may he issued,
she'll at any time within thirty days before they
come respectively due, aud at any time after they
become due, be receivable for customs as coin. The
section modifying the Independent Treasury law If
also omitted
The mails of the Jura arrived here Lac, night.
We receive by her foreign files 10 Feb. H. one ds!
later than those previously received. Tue meetings
in favor Of the Emancipation Proclamation still
increasing in number. The partsans Of the South
begin to attend in order to oppose the Enamel alton
resolutions, but remain everywhere in insgnif-
cant majority. The aristocracy, the other hand,
is ss devoted as ever 10 tie cause Of disunion and
therefore gave Mr.. Mason a brilliant reception Al the
recent banquet Of tie Lo4d Mayor OF London. The
debates in the French Parliament respecting the
United States were Of no great Importance. An
amendment to the proposed address Of the Corps
Leg,la,f to the Emperor declaring the blockade
inefficient, was withdrawn. Viscount Lemevrier
urged the Government TO exert itself in favor of u
restoration Of the Union and declared Slavery to be
the only cause Of the war.
In the Aldermen yesterday, steps were taken 10
dispossess Robert Annett, of Pier No. 43. North
River, unless be paid up the rent therefor The
Ferry Committee arc also pursuing George Law
and tie WilIiamsburgh Ferry Company. We would
call attention TO report prosecuted by Mr.. Boole of
the Committee on Wharves, Piers, and Slips, which
was ordered to be printed. The Harbor Defense
ordnance having been approved by the Mayor
MessIs. Henry Hardy, Boole, Ouiwell, aud Mitchell
were chosen as Commissioners from this Board.
Another 100000 Volunteer Family Act ordinance
was adopted.
In addition 10 the oath 10 support The Cons,iiu-
ton of the United States, the Speaker, on the adj
mission Of Nj. Bridges, as Representative from the
Third District Of Tennessee, administered the oath
to bear true faith and allegiance to the came as
prescribed in the act Of July 9. 1862 which i. re-
qnred to be administered to all persons elected or
appointed to any Office Of honor or profit either IN
the civil military, naval service OF tho Govern
ment, which they are requested to take before eu-
terng upon the duties of their Office, and before they
aIe entitled 10 any salary emolument.
The New-York State Auti-Slavery Society
holding thor annual meeting 10 Albany. The fol-
10 wing resolutions have been adopted That Free
dom now stands pledged to tree millions Of slaves
That we will sus,ain the Emancipation Proc!ema-
ton Of Abraham Lincoln; That We urge the entire
abolition Of Slavery, not only military neoet-
city, bu, as an ac, Of justice; That we recommend
the conisca,ed lands OF the South TO be given to tie
freedmen, the legitimate propIietors.
Our Buenos Ayres correspondent sends us an
interesting account Of the material progress made al
the Argeatine Republic. Two new banks have been
established; the railroad from san Fernando to Bel
grano has been Completed, and other roeds are build
ing schools are everywhere established; gas and
other improvements are introduced; but tho interior
provinces have, unfortunately, stil 10 suffer much
from The depredatons of the Indiana
On "Wednesday might, Henry Foster, shoe cnt-
u, efr while al his