The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

savs watno the presence q President but she sss
Harsed tho poston not merely gracefully, but in
nsr 20 make favorable impression upon all visitors
PnosrEcr OF AN EXTRA sEssl0N or CONGRESS.
ina ,exsb,caus have feared that the democrats intend
Go speak aad Gsuslcr defeat OF their important
nsssares SnoaId they do the President will Il is
.pssi, caagsae IA extra session Of Congress.
noysrERINo coNGREssMES.
rns ab ,tsring In the House night produced some
asssrostiae incidents. call OF the House dur
ting tho email hours and the sergeant proceeded
% Wizards where he arrested several members. The
party became 50 boisterous who being Dyed the
UAysto' that the, Eel, into tho hands Of the police
!. ARTICLES or wAH.
mo revised Rules and Articles War proposed by the
Ccd Of officers convened for that purpose and reported
IN a from the senate Military Committed, 50 modify
sue oid css sna articles IA to embrace the later egis
ssoa Oh tue sasect and especially to provide for many
anona,o.s heretofore reached only by irregular
action These violations of what may be termed the
common law Of have been Of frequent
On history or the ce but the necessity Of
for them particularly ie in the present
Rsessss the country. revision aud
yytlca, arrangement Of the old Articles has al
most Indispensable much of their language referring
torepealed and defunct organizations dating back
an the Fng,,sh Autiny act OF 1888.
TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES
lctter from the Secretary OF War, in answer to a
qasase re~oato n OF January 49, shows that there has
ibssn paid 20, transportation tho rebellion
soncsd to ihs ro,ds connecting this cy with New York;
-93o2. 94S. vnr the Baltimore and ohio Railroad,
1t2t1 6,e. Camden aud Amboy. siis SIS; New Jersey,
SS7z,aa Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore,
3502,g. Northern Central s2o9 ISL Pennsylvania Cen.
'tssi Si9s WI Jersey contra S1s9 $50 aud about
90 In inn Nar
'has l4,i sl2s s7 New Jersey Central which
d not designated exclusively Tor transportation
Che New York limo There claims by the Philadelphia
Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad 6i9 not yet
adjusted
KEsioNAmON OF GEN. rARNswoRrH.
Brigadsr General Farnsworth, Of Illinois. formerly
Oeioae or tho Eighth Illinois cavalry who appointed
brga,,sr gcacral in November last hA. resigned He
Va smoag tue numbcr selected BY the War Department
Erom tho sproinees for confirmation by the
6enate But no resigned partly III health
aud partly because no member elect Of tho next Con
4gvcas. commencing on tho 4th Of March
ARRIVAL or TIE HAyrlEN MINISTER.
Ths Haytea Minister and suite have arrived
IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE COMMISSIONER.
THO Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has made the
following decision concerning coupons OF bonds issued
ssi Of q railroad company
Whom bonds issued by a State. county, city or
Town in aid OF railroad company, whereof the interest
- 70 ~ paid by the company, the govern meut tax Of
Shrsepe cont must be Withheld although neither bond
NOV oousp may express tho liability Of the company such
m arrangement being virtually OF tho
company = bsDds by the said state, city town whc
Sn0r the interest is raid by the state, county city
10y tho conlnany directly the bondiolders. inmate
Fai Ia either ose tho managers OF the company must
account TO tho government Tor the tax Where bonds
osscd by or IN AID OF railroad company the interest
(which IL made rayabs in a foreign country, such ntc-
rest VIII not he subject % taxation under the eighteenth
oootto0 OF tho Excise law.
THE OFFICERS OF ARIZONA TERRITORY
The apl.o.n,tncu o. Hon. John H. G,riey Of Ohio az
Governof o. Arizona, has been determined upon Mr.
Mccormack at present chief esr, II the Agricultural
Bureau h's beso selected as Scc,c arg Ihcc appoint
rnsnta WI be immediately The senate IN the
last election in Ohio Mr.. Gur,cs defeated by aiec
Long n, largely Interested The Development Of
ehc reso"ce- Of the now territory.
OUR INDIAN VISITORS.
The dsesat,oo OF Chippewa Indians In this city
yesterday visited tho Treasury department and inspect
Cd tho process u greenbacks One Of the
ohies interested in the where ladies'
ompoyoj cutting the printed notes, and proposed that
ehoy shood take home with them OF tho with
nor tab,s and shears. He said.It is a good thing TO
Aago Ia wigwam." To-day the delegation visited the
Smithsonian Institute The objects having the greatest
attractions for them he Indian picture gallery the
STUFFED brda and beasts from distant countries and tho
Egyptisn mummes. In the latter they especial in
tsxest The Indians have not yet had "bg talk" with
che government. II is supposed that they may be in
Aacsd 10 migrate beyond the white settlements.