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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-03

TRANSFER OPrIcR or THE CHICAGO Norm WKsTIRs
RAILwAYCo, No Waist. New YORK, Oct p, 1854
JNlIE COUPONS due November !, next, from
tLe sFCOND MORTGAGE BONDS Of the GALENA
A CHICAGO UNION RR. co, aud from the FUNDED
COUPON BONDS of the CHICAGO &NQRTHWEsrEkN
n co will be Maid on and tina; day presentation at
hi. Office JAMES r. YOUNG, Secretary.
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rnNuE WERER PIANO FORIE-

'F'HE WEBER IlANO tOItl L
IL admitted thasBf-r Pisuo Forte made because the
maker besides hen practical mechanic Of long experience is
also THOROUGH MUSICIAN, thus combn ny advantages
possessed by no other Manufactured in tie Uiied Staie
such i the testimony Of s. H. Mills Robert Heller Geo H.
B1htOw Wm. Mason. C. jerome Hopkins Chas lrsde, Max
Mae.zek, CaH Auschlz John Iunae, Maurice stIasosch
Giovanni sconca and every good musician IN the United states
Afmusica admit their seat superiority. Waie
rooms No. 1855 Wcsi Broliwsy near Canast.
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Financial.

HAvE you ever footed up your expenses IN
the treatment Of your pilesl No; they are enormous
we iel yoni and you still suffer Use the A
BALSAM and both expenses and suerngs Will soon cease
See ADVERT cement under " Medical"
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Wants.
nor WANT of the TROPICAL BALsAM'

WANTED-By a Lady, SITUATION IN a
w family where portion other time would be cousdered
equivalent for board UueXceponal references given
Address A. b.. Tribune Office
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UsIsD STATES Af,AI Z, o y,

UNITED STATES Assay Oyuck,
NKwioak, Sept. ~ 1884,
CIRCULAR NOTlCE.-Notlce Is hereby
" given 10 parties interested that for the purpose OF ena'
bling this Office mate prompt payments for deposited
the Secretary ofhe Treasury has recently the As
saw Office Bullion Fund in coin DepositoS Of bullion VIII
Ia coins bars ~ soon q the value
ofther bullion shall have been asoeaned from two
10 four days nom the date Of deposit
GEO. Y. DUNNIS0, Superintendent
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HERMETICAL BARREL COMPANf.--A
ni,-l uorti,n of the STOCK remaining unsod Of the
Icrmetcs Barrel Company, Organized under the general
staIte oil the State New York for the preparation OF bar
res und other pack rs byshe Robbins Patent aud which IL
daily oIganedinl in practical operation under the dec
tofsAip OF
w. ". FoGG I. n. CoSANT.
w. ii. pYIsELLr, pAsG~ IINln0RS,
W. s. COvLgs,
can be obtained ~ fpplyns to A. H. TAYLOR, Aeiuary
OF the Comrauy NJ lf Hroldway from whom Licenses aud
ali information csn IT, a aimed on the subject.
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Financial.
ALBERT II. HIcoL.y. Auc,ioneer. o,,,,
KS AND BONDS FOR INNESI-

ALBERT III. EIccLAy, Aucflohfer. ,,es,,
C,TOCKS AND BONDS FOR INVEST
- gNTS-ALBERT H. klCOLAY will hold his regular
Auction Sale Of Securities TIL, day THURSDAY noy
igi orlocL az the Stock Sales Rooms No: % "llsmt
ne ~ vii embrace variety Of hr-eass stocks including
Dry Docks and Battery r. r. Co Stock Bank OF Commefoe
and Mechanic. Bank Of Brooklyn; u = Teeei,ph ana Nv
c,ntile Ru,scr Pacific Commonwealth DroosJ s. Nl p
pbeni, Hor PORK ~ Y, fire and Marine Norm RIVER
i,.-,.ieal aud Brevoort Fire Insurance stocks &C &c
~ pFGT'LAR STOCK SAILS MOSDA1S AND
THURSDAYS ,AL.i 1870 49,. "a s,oct Proter.
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l]roposals.

- . =. 60, ~ ,,c~.~r
OUAkrEhNaslhh OIF W. w q a. =. n ia.
- - .,,,<.,,1.r, Nv 1 IN ~ - - =,
SEALED PROPOSALS Will De rcceINeu az
, this Office until AZ M OF Saturday, s,h insi for the FOL
loving articles viz
Beeswax per h..
Henx,Dc, per gall.
Deck Buckets each.
Chain. a aud 2 inch, per n
Primer CLisoL Per se.
Flour Of Emery, per ID.
tire Hr.rk pef NJ
Re- I,nl.'. s h. inch each
Tin Frnnci.. escorted.
Window Glass iixi4 10 lesli-p box.
iirvser, 3 to ia imches-y h.
Round IRON assorted. from 20 > nches-f, tun-
square Iron. assorted. iloin |! % iuchss-ts tan.
Kuve- and fo k-p dozen.
Lamp Biactf n. - ~
White Iced puro ~ oil, In 70 30 and iV' To- bss-$ ID
Red Lead. in dip IN.
Black Lead IN dip N.
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DETROLEUM
STOCKS AND LANDS,
No. al BROADWAY, ROOM -.

FOR SALE.
LOCO Shares BUCHANAN FARM OIL COMPAhi'
900 Shares MANHATTAN OH COMPANY.
500 Shares KNlCkERBOCKFR OIL COMPANY.
1OOO Shares GERMANIA OIL COMPANY.
I 900 Shares RYND FARM OIL COMPANY.
$50 ares MCKINLEY OIL COMPANY.
1000 Shares HlCHGATE OIL COMPANY
900 Shares BERGEN COAL and OIL COMPANY.
LAM Shares CONSOLIDATED OIL COMPANY.
I.oOO Share, STORY and McCLINToCK OIL COMFY
I,OOO Shares NORTHERN LIGHT OIL COMPANY.
All the desirable Monthly Dividend Oil stocks. Also
Lands on Cherry Run. Oh Greek and Allegheny River
Having personally examined the OIL Regions Of Penn'yl
y.us we can give rea5e Information TO the ral4e Of nf
or C9ri11rir. based Oh interest in that region
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iieal estate for Sale.
DEAUTIFUL DAIRY and Grain FARM f
,I0R SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE FOSSILS

i sion
4stoTy Philadelphia basement brcs house and 1t on fIh
ave-. south OF Thirty fourihst.
Also 4story high stoop brownsone fronts, on Thirty
.eyeuih st., NEAR FiF1H-ANE., FULL FRONTS
On Madisonave Thirtistlst.
Also on Thirty -fourth.st. near Madsonas0
Also on Twenty scycnih-st., near Broadway.
Also on orty-sixth-st., near Fiih-ave.
Also on Lex nstonave., near Twonty-eg hth-st.
FOI permits and particulars, apply 20
ALLEN 4 GROWN No. % Broadway.
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USIoS PAcipic RAILROAD Co. NEw.YoRE. Oct. s, 49,.
TNO THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the UNION
1 PACIFIC r. 4 Goa Cal for en iNSTALLMEAf of
FIVE PER CENT ou the capital STOCK ~ ii Company has
been made this DAY payable q the Tfasuer st Tho uhe ~
The Company No Nliim o., Ntw fork or before the
18Th day 81 Sow neat. By order Of the Board
JOHN a. DIX, Prcs,-nt.
Jouy ] Cisco Tr.asrfer
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Corporation Notices.
OFFICE OF THE srasEr CoxxissIoSER,

OFFICE STREET CoaxIssioSER, I
No. 2JI broadway.
ITO CONTRACTORS iuclOsed in
sealed envelope, iudorsed with the title OF the WORK
and with the name the bidder writtenthereon, viii be
ceye at this Office until Moudy November a. 1904 a. eleven
o'clock, q. m, 80
Ninthayeuue and Broadway.
For regulating and grading, curb gutter and tagging One
Hndrd and twenty our street between Third and Eighth
avenues.
Fer regulating and grading Nintavenus between Broadway
and E.iy-sixth-s're.i.
Fox c6 and gutter and ns Sixty street between
Ninth and Tcnih.aycnues.
For curb gutter aud tagging fry between
Seventh sud Eishthasenlea
For oina ,lken o.. between One Hundred and Twenty
r.t aud One Hundred aud twenty third streets and First
avenue and Avenue \.
R.pairinr outer end Of Pier Nc. 81 North River
Huildng Tender for Engine Company No p
BanA forms proposals. together with the specifications
and tpre.uout be obtained at this ONCE Dated street
Deraftnent NewYork, November 2. 1864
CHARLES q. CORNELL,
Street Commissioner.
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Doar0 ano Rooms.

BOARD WANTED, in a private family who
ID wonu be win. to ale Some supervision Of Children,
hy gentleman with three children scs 9 49, and
Address Box no. sos. ny. fost-otuce
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/, HOLMAN GOLD MINING co.

" No go BnolDwAY, NEW YORK. Oct. u. l@4-Ihe
Trustees Of Holman Gold Mining Co, voted at their last
monthly meeting shares OF their stock
for working cepal - 20 per share value 81 This
Company 20 gold bearing claims, al Wen tested
l2samp mill rnnns. she'd ohce aud stable oil IN Oi
f' II. 7. cROZlER, President.
JoHS O'NrIft, Secretary
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V1HE GREAT ENGLTsH REMEDY TOR

TlvHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
4 GOVT AND RHEUMATISM
AT sufferer rom the complaints either q recent or
long ,tsndir are advised to BLAlRS GOVT AND
NEiEUAiA PILLS. They cun be relied upon the most
fa and al remedy offered the public aud have
been uniyc y used IN Europe Tor many years with tbs
greatest =. --.-.. -
Prepsrel p PROrT & HARsASr No. 20 Sirana Loa-
DON England; and sold BY tscr Agents, WELLS 4 Co,
Frsnklin.st New YORK. Retail Price, = - per box
Her Maestys Commissioners have authorized the lne and
address OF THOMAS PROUr 2lg Strand, London" 20 be
upon the Government stamp a1sd 10 each box o.
the genuine medicine.
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A GREAT BOOK!


LOVE AND DUTY. by the author Of The Uies SIS
ter etc.
Read wha, the editor OF Tie PLiadcpha Evening Bulletin
says o. ea arially ufer rcsdns it;
Cu,RmyG RoaAwcr.-Mrs. Habhack, iie author o.
saowr worSs mas written romance called Love and Duty
which g. just plblshedb By r. r. Peterson Brothers 4
inbucd with Quiet earnest. .eca spirit and tc de-
neat,n. Of carscer are sisil- though OF the ensa
donal order The cvd mt dce of ths an'ofess 20 teach
important lesson. and to ability Wl-rcn tie design
carried cannot foil 20 mako the wok opDias with very
large class Of readers.
1t is complete in large daoloimo volume Flce 81 %
In paper, or - in clo.h
The above book ior at al book stores o. VII be sent
post psd receipt o. price by the pubLshofs.
4. Is. JEFFERSON & BROTHERS,
qo6 Cbe.4trtst pfffaaelpfia.
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New CIVILIZATIONS.

VALUABLE LETTERS published IN TIE
TRIBUNE tcs'ifyne 10 the marvellous efficacy Of the
"rROPlCAL BALSAh for the speedy Of several inter
aud external disease. See advert seiaeut under AeiicL
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a. OOO 00n TO LOAN on BOND AND
8 sOUINNWy MORTaAGE on Ner.York and

Brookly property In sui,; so Houses Lots and
Yarns bought sod and excspged also. bsksrs groceries.
hotels stores OF ell kinds sold PsrsOns wish
Ing sen will find Il TO their advantage by osiug on
-CEO. w. BROWN Nc sriaest.
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galss bn AuetIoil.

A UCTIONEERs will not make much out of
IA the sale of the TROPICAL BAbSAM but, IN return,
tey selves and their customers and friends suffering
ffom Piles will certainly obtain speedy cure by using ~
formally this valuable remedy See advertisement under
Medical"
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Go tlJbom it man Concern.
I EGACY to a person named OLIVER or his

| EGACY to person named OLIVER or his
isuc-A person OF the above eft Scotland good
insny yesrs ago supposed and be he lawful issue viii
reap much advantage II deniihed within limited time The
person referred Lis issue will please address, by post
letter OF letter. to AT r. ELLIS v. s. Edinburgh stating
tie following parirusrs viz Ills nl name names; what
part Of scot and he eft and when lie le and whether he let
alone with whom be eit with whom he resided In scot
land when young, and where he went and who
relations connections also bis present age Although
Identification Necessary within limited time yet a." time
limited render any personal present interview
necessary. aud Is desired that any person should incur
the trouble and Of making personal application within
tie present year, or In the next succeeding year.
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EOR SALE.--The Fine HOUSE No. I6S


HOUSE FOR SALE.-A very fine lIOUSU
4 Thirty -h'hs;. LeNilston-ave. Apply 20 4.
J. ELEECkEK. SON \ 70, No.sl Ceiar-st.
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FARMs.-Ifr'c ald tIiving settlement mild ard
he4thirl climate. ~ miles souh Of Philadelphia by railroad
Rich 'o, Which produce large crops which he
rro~ins Ten twenty and tiny tracts az from s23t 80
per acre. payable within yafs Good business openings
r nsDaiscOrie auC other churches schools and good
eirty. IL is tie most improving place East West
Hundreds settling and bulldog Inc beauty with which
the place laid l. ssed Letters gaswcrcd Pspers
ns reports and giving full information viii be sent free
Adlfcss C.iAS. X. LANDS NncsAd fJstOhcc, Cumber
land Co. NJ J. From h>.oTf Of sa Ro5soa. fgrculiurd
Editor Of The TrfJpas: "a OF IRE mast crHste ge1te
tracts oia0ff ve, position Ghf sEiiol coaditiaJor
rlsasosr farming hat re knov Of TIA side q The Ws'isa
Preites
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NOR SALE.

IL CENTRAL PARK LOTS.
iPrIY ALLEN BROWN, No. SO Broadway.
INOR SALE, with immediate possession.
Il FOUR NEW BRICK HOUSES, 3ttory. basement and
under cellar high brown s,oops complete with all the
modern improvements Location or tho pleasant
The STAND Terms easy GEO W. BEALE, 10. 80 Pine-tt.
LOR SALE.--The Fine HOUSE No. I6S
Presidential Droosyn with four lots o. ground House
gsx50 feet. IN Cue order. For particulars apply %
D. Il. kELLOGG No. 10 Pea.l.i.. Ncw lork.
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DETROT " NJ.
10 OIL STOCKS -Gi
ALBERT II. hlCOiAi.
Stlrk broker aud AuctionrrG
No 81 WILLIAM 81,
Br~s leave Z, inform Biz numerous treas and the Public
tha, h. III Member Of the PETROLEUM STOCK En-
CHANGE BOARD, and gves III. special attention 20 buying
and selling of oil Stocks In hrssss companies Companies
wish have r stocks placed uIou the Call List 4 the
Board 10 free Of charge and obtain the necessary pa
pers Pare who DESTROYS Of forming companies OF
choice OIL property ouy, viii hud extensive facilities FOX
ALL THE LEADING PETROLEUM OH SIot Ks
THAT ARE PAYING REGULAR MONTHLY DlNlD-
ENDS are for sic at
NICOLAYS
STOCK ShLE>EOOMS,
No 3, WILLIAM Sr
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OFFICE or THE SECURITY Insurance. Co. }
No ~ 'IgR STREET, NEw- YOHK oct =, 1893.
AT a MEETING of the DIRECTORS of the
~ SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY held thi, day,
THOMAS ". bkDsALL, ESD, was urenimoualy elected
President oil le Office made vacant by the rcsimltou OF
JOSEPH " iLkER, esq who ratrcs on ac'oun. oil IN
paired health. IT, change viii take effect on November l.
by order. RICHARD l.. HA1DOCh, Secretary
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TlXQUISITE READINGl CANDIDEs BY
YINO ADVERTISERS


TINHE URINARY CANAL,-New aBd PAIN
Il LESS TREATMENT OF It's Diseases; perfect safe and
speedy cures, d peufug with Knife Caustic Sc. See
STRUCTURE PAGES % 10 %, ffh edison. Addresso1 70
Suacrers by CHARLES d. HAMMOND. formerly Pro'ess9 ~
she Syracuse Medical College n. y Price 80 WARNER
Publisher, No Nescy-st. The Author, No 81 T. ?'tls
vIyHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor 1861 Con
4 taius the PRESIDENTIAL VOTES Of an the S.ate by
Counties and the the Towns in the state of New YORK
Ii also contains tue Popular Ole By State m the years 1897
aud 1885, Price Is oeuis per copy. For sale at fhc
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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TRK.suEERs OfFIcE.
ClrrRAL RAILROAD co. OF NEW JTRiEY
No. q. NALLsr., NEW. YORK. oct. 10, 1904.
VNHE Ninth and TENTH installment, Of
J. TEN per cet each the stock hereby called
payable 70 the r ASURER Oh Tuesday, Nov IS next At
THIS OFFICE.
Certificates ia. Stock will be ready Jan l6 next.
SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer.
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GOLD MEDAL

10 LIN y 4 ~ cCNo OOAD BlLDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS considered
the ei " Europe well his country hay received the
tfst Prize Medal at the Wo.ds Exhibition ~ london 1862.
The principal why the stenway Pianos superior
70 oil Others ia hat the hlU Is composed % TraCiicl
ano oIis maker father and four ou who Invent all their
own inpro yernci aud uulcr whose personal supervision
every part Of tue instrument Is nlnuis.iufed Nacroous
Sos II and IS East EomIeesf between Union Square anj
irving Place. NcwYork
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DIANOs. MfLODEONs, HARMONIOUS

Sole depot for Feoubcts superior HaTnoulis whole
ale and retail Pr e 100 20 5000 Ins'runeAfstO LET,
j. NJ. FELTON,, No. C<l Broadssay New-ioIs.
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.DIANO.FORTES Of Every Variety Of Stylc

EJiA4NO-l OiN Va iff'Al AMY W ~ ~
aud Pattern, woanied Of the best material and work
nansp aud uf uI,scG in strength and deicacy Of tone
elasticity oftorch Apply az mandatory Of JANIS NAN
RlPER No l1S " 0ostoI ST., near Bleeckerst
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w that they completed tho occupation Of their
greatly enlarged factory and cfc'ed other srmenis r
the large increase Of their manufacturing facilities They
therefore confidently expect 10 be able hence0rW ard supply
orders for their CABINET ORGANS goupy without that IN
convenient delay TO which purchasers have been subjected
from tie sct shat Tor than year past they have been
continually several hundred instruments behind orders A.
ortmcu OF styles from : 10 20 500 Cach may be found
% their New YORK Wl-cfoous. 7Mefcers'r
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CREAT BARGAINS.
SQUARE and COTTAGE-SQCARE

~ PIANOS aud UPRIGHT or CABINET PIANOS, ex-
collr1t in osality moderate in price ry CHAMBERS
GABLER Eghth.st, Foulth-nv lin tho Bible House
Fr..c send lor 0 cLrcullr.
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DIANOFORTES in every style, at Prices be-
low competition, al tic waferooms Of CUMMINGS
JENNlS. No. rs Broadway
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-01
SENATE.

On motion of Mr. Powell the Secretary of
the Treasury directed To report the amount
OF money expended and the number of officers
appointed and salaries paid under the law to COL
lect direct taxes in insurreconary districts; also
the money received and quantity of land solo TOR
taxes In said districts
The House bill to provide temporary gov
erument for Territory Montana was then taken
up.
Mr. Wikinson's amendment to strike out the
word "whi,e" in section ). defining the qualf
catioas of voters. was adopted-22 against IL.
Debate followed on the final passage of the
bull during which Mr. W ade stated that the pop
ulation Of the proposed Territory "a 600 and
rapidly increasing
Mr. Sherman presented a memorial from the
Cincinnati Horticultural Society. PRAYING Con-
gress to sustain the Department of griculture
10y liberal appropriations. Referred to Committee
on A Agriculture
On motion of Mr. Powell the Secretary of
War directed 10 transmit the Senate
all orders issued from his department, or by
generals of the army, authorizing any person, or
persons, to take possession churches property
belonging thereto: how much property. and what
kind has been taken possession of, where stu
ated. &c.
Mr.. Salisbury then addressed the Senate
against the joint resolution to amend the Consti-
tCtion 10 prevent slavery.
Mr.. Davis moved the following substitute:
That no negro, or person. whose mother or
grandmother is, or was anegro. shall be citizen
OF the United States or be eligible to any civil on
military office 10 any place of trust and profit
under the United States-on which he called the
yeas and navs No quorum voted.
Adjourned
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&C.. &c. &c. &c dc.
from Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE. March 3l.-After destroying the
trestle at Bulls Gap, Yesterday, the rebels fell
back beyond Greenvie They took up the wa.
gon ana railroad bridge across Lick Creek, and
carried off a portion OF The rails and telegraph
wires
Deserters continue coming in and report large
numbers trying to make their way into the Union
lines
Parson Brownlow telegraphs from Knoxville
that General Sherman left this morning Tor
Chattanooga. after returning from the front
All quiet at Messy Creek
Knoxville il so we'll fortified that we can hold
it against all Lees army.
Longstreets forces are at Watuge, more than
che hundred miles east OF here
4 force remains at Bulls Gap, to protect the
retreat
The Parson further says that he is still of the
opinion that the rebels intending forthwith to
make raid into Kentucky.
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From uShinyton

WAsHISGroS. March 81 The Secretary of the
Navy responds to the Senate resolution OF inQui-
ry and says that no transfer of seamen from the
army to the navy has been effected under the
recent act oil Congress. and thirty five vessels OF
war are now waiting compliments Not only are
these waiting for crews. but the term OF enlist
ment of many seamen has expired. and unless
men are detained. justly entitled To discharge
MANY vessels on the blockade would have to 90
out of service.
The enrolment act of last Congress so utterly
ignored the naval service that enlistment in that
service were permitted To be credited on the quo
tas OF those communities from which they were
drawn when the draft came to be enforced
In addition TO these obstacles, the appr0pra.
ton of extraordinary bounties for army enlist
meutS. while not dollar was paid to the sailor
operated to the discredlt OF the naval service and
held out strong inducements for military ser
vice.
General Grant arrived N town TO day from the
Army OF The Potomac. accompanied by several
OF his staff.
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THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS.
HOUSE
WASHINGTON. March 81.

WASHINGTON. March 81
Mr. Shannon, from the Committee on Indian
Affairs, reported the Senate bill for the better
organization of the department OF Indian
affairs in California Mr. Shannon explained
that the bill consolidated the Two superintendent
cies into and provided for selling the present
reservations and locating the Indians on more
appropriate reservations. TO each OF which 10 be
assigned an Indian agent The General Super
ntendent is to receive salary OF S2OOO. he
advocated the bill on the ground of economy to
the Government and benefit to the Indians.
Passed.
The Senate bill to authorize the Postmaster
General 10 contract for carrying the overland
mail from AtchisoD, Missouri, to Folsom, Cali
fornia. was passed
The amendment of Mr. WilkinsoH to the bill
to provide for territorial government in Mon
tano, was adopted. 1t strikes out the word
"white" in section 5.
Considerable debate ensued on the final pass
age of the bill as amended.
The House then resumed the consideration of
declaring the Raritan aud Delaware Bay Railroad
and boats 10 be post ana military roads.
Mr.. Garfield. of Ohio, resumed his remarks
in favor OF the bill arguing that the present
means of y. j Railroads were insufficient tor
Government transportation purposes He spoke
of the Camden aud Amooy Company as an obi
Gus monopoly
The subject then passed over and the House
resumed the consideration of the National Bank
bill.
Yesterday the thirtieth section was amended so
"a to limit the rate OF interest on loans or dis
counts TO per cent.
Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, offered a sub
sttute for this section. restoring per cent as
was originally in the bill
Mr. Stevens said that he would regard the
vote on this as "A test question on the bill itself
After various propositions to compromise in
order 10 harmonic views, the substitute of Mr.
Stevens was adopted thus restori ng the original
3Oth section.
The section designating places of redemption
was amended so "a TO include ST Louis,
Louisville. Chicago, New Orleans, Cincinnati
Baltimore, Philadelphia. Boston. New York San
Francisco, Detroit Pittsbug. Albany, Cleveland,
Milwaukee Portland aud Buffalo.
Mr. Wilson, of Iowa. moved to make New
York the only place OF redemption
Mr. Stevens moved substitute for Mr..
Wilson's amendment that notes OF each National
Association shall be received by every other
National Association at par. Reected-54
against Do.
Mr.. Wilson's amendment was rejected-27
against %.
Mr.. Eldrdge moved amendment proposing
that notes shall he redeemed IN gold.
Without further action the committee rose and
House adjourned