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SENATE,

WAsu1SoTox, April 81, 1861.
The House bin for the relief ot settlers on land
S!atms in California, was, on motion Of Mr.. HARD
The Senate bill granting lands for rai1rosd pur-
purposes tn Minnesota, ~ amended b. the House,
ii bank bili, md the amendment d the Fiasaea ea
Committee taxing banks was adopted
The currency blu reported 10 the scnatc, aud is
.nrther consideration was defcsred until Monday
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
WAsu1xaToS, april 90
Mr, GARFIELD, Of Ohio. introduced the resolu-
tien to which Mr; Aneona, of Pa. oh]c:sed 70 yes
bio remark heretotore made f5 Iii. Blair, st Nis-
eouri to tho effect that Secretary Chase Is making
ss9 81 sas 0 70
DC. The resolution was for Committee Of Eu.
qu!sy into ths % ehssxss made .gai9ss .hs Navy De
spe.ise IL f. es a, the
Committee: GARFIELD, Wilson, Brooks, St-art,
Fenton. Dawso1s Jenks and Steele Ct N. J.
w.. I'D 2e,as e. sn sea as
ate'a amendments 10 the army appropriation
bin. Among the atncndnocnts was one which WIS
ast.ncial nmbs foE soldiers md sailors. p1 ~' -
The next Senate amendment WAS read, In
which the Committee On Ways aod Means recon-
mendeu concurrence ~ follows:
That eolotcd persons mustered into tho mtlftary
service shall seeef.e the same uniform, clothing,
rations and hospital attendance and enoln-
AACAho - WAtkC 3N4A4E16 2uu AltGJ t2G LEU 01
July, 1861 and any person Of color heFeatter mns-
tered into the se1Tfce shah rectiye bounty not
e1seeai'ae eea'9ee SIG $19e a.n.+. .n
3 MF. CLAY, OF .Ey., said thar the property Of hts
constituents had been taken from the plantations.
net enly neerees but stock, and everything else
military se1E1ca, whtle the use,eaa. Nouen and
children, az sappoEsa at Tho expense Of Tho Gov
meat pro.esed It. oees Il sseatur neese mee e.
knew It to be true. he had suaered himse!t and
to tell the truth, Of this be would eWear In corrt
al he oss Tsas 1as Law
rights were tr1up1ed under foot he Nouid rai.e
his voice against them-
ttood the gentlemen from Kentucky to charge that
the Government officers had stolen negroes, OId
tie gentleman ray that He had ret to learn that
answered, do. Eliot denled the statement hit
neEroes bad been stolen By or otacezs.
Ar. CLAY eaid thousaa3s Of cont.abands wero
imag1ned. They. were rolling in 1lih.
thst the Freedmen's bureau should Be organized
Mr. CLAY resumtnE, said such morality xas Ia
the result OF yonr system. Ton caro- 70 more foz q
th.n !o1 GS f9s nG.ss Son ase
Ny patience Is worn out. 1would rather b slaTe-
holder thas. robber stealing all ovtr The country,
10 rDen q a. ~ r.
tame footing With t6e whits soldiori oe;,tiemea
you have eot thia question to meet.
AR. STEVENS saia tho question waa whethe.
and marched under its banner In common with tht
.rmy OF the Union, md who exposed themselves ID
battle I'D death, should b plaeed o.
ieep ' % u unjust distinct distinetton' He s desp,.ed s
tueh q ti.tinetion between troops In the day d
.s.a ana III s9uM ngs S Ra sa
fought - a1lsntly and hravely as white men 4,
their side, and yet this iuamous and dsh4ndlae
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ALBANY CATTLH AlARKETs =
Photographed sxc1u1iyelT 70 tho Chiraxo Trtbune1
=. ARMY NJ r. Anrfl %. 1871.

ITeleuapnsd sxc1ustvely to the Chicago Trihune.1
Albany. n. r. April 81. 1881.
Tne eattle market opened with se1lezs demanding
last week prioes which hut few buyers were Wiling
to concede- The Brighton market tsst week was duM
md buyers from that direction need onfy limited
suppb-not moEe than OF rehtf their usual tompu.
meanwhile there aee 1es Now York huysrs In tna<-
ket than csdtnA1ls Tue bu1t Of The asts are IN tho
hands Of few heavy dealers. who viii hold out ser.
era1 hundred takins tho remainder to Few YorF on =
venture zather than sail hero now Ut loss The sa1es
wese only Abous go. nearly al Of whiehlost money
becanse ar the high psict paid tor taen IN Chicago
The lcss On some drovet IL so peT hesd. and
nons but old coattact cattle make profit thh week.
P.sees zsngs from 6esxc. tho masket closing very
heavy. Two or throo drovts OF re11 ehoaea steers
from Chicago held 1t akalec. but thera afe no
huyess u those figures. The reeeipsa SIC A.ss, Of
which ) 80 70 TO Eew"Tofk. =, -;
Tne hog market u duls and prices tending down"
ward. There very 1ittla demand for eastern uaar-
ke,e snd xone In Albany Of any account fav sales
were made II light 70 extra heavy corn fed
ons dealsrrepo1ts ha ealas u A6kc per pound mose
than hk paid for hIs stock In Chicago. Receipts
u SC shipments to New Tork. $50.
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clIef OF the military household, took pos4ee@
sion Of their respective posts near the person
Of the Emperor.
In the evening there WIS TO be grand din.
ner It MiFsmaS when he new tt .mpeffor ppfo nss ~
: Mexican 1ieutenantrEeneral, mounted on
the model Of the French army: >
His Majesty Maxtmilian I. will also wear
tho insignia Of the Order Of the Virgin Of u
aaudalupa and Of the National Order OF Me1-
leo.
4 grand representation and tu1l dress BAH
are "a be given ut tho theater at Trieste By
the municipality.
xA11x1I1Au'sa APPOINTMENTS. .
The Emperor Bfa1lmllian has (April ~
made the following appointments: =.
Minister Of the Household-M- Ve&asquez.
Adjntant:Genera1a and Private secretarT-
Councillor of state-M schergenbeehner.
Mnster Of tho Ceremonies Corio.
Ambassador at Brusse1s-M AraD}uez.
Ambassador at Rome-H. Aguilar.
Captain OF the Body Guasd-Count Bonn
Governor ot~ the Palace-Neva1 Captain Ra-
donetx-
Consul General In viennA-Naynl Captain
Herne1d. -..
TIE EArxRoR or AUSTRIA sAT1sFtED-HRs SETS
OCT FOR AIRAMAAr 70 SIGN TIE ROYAL PAPER.
:. Eviu,na tAprn - cor. Of London Times-l
! perofaAff I'LL. .eity yloss sTriesta.t,Hi majesty
| Was accompaoied BY" his youngest brother,
| {the Archd1ke Ltha5 VietoF,l the 'Archdnke
Leopold, tue Ministers Count Rechberg and
u. Won schmesltng, Count Crenneyine, (ths
(the Lord Ma1sha1,) IL. Won Carolyl the
Hungarian Vice Chancellor II. Ton Mazu
rentc. {the Croatian Chancellor.} and Baron
GerinRer, the representative Of Count Mad H.
dy, the Chancellor Of the Grand PrincipalltJ
Of TTansy ylvanIa. The 1tend R>t, e supple
mcnt to the official Wtintr Zsitung) tells u
that the Emperor has gone to Trieste "te
aftix bis signature to 8teaes:ae {pnblit
act, which the acceptance Of the imperis
crown Of Mexico br his imperial highnes
the Archduke Ferdinand MuNmilian has ren
dered necessary" When his majesty LETT b
said that he expected to be in Vienna agait
, but he will hardly be able to get back 50 5000
.. as It has been showing heavily Tor the las
four and twenty hours.
The Emperor calculated on being at Tries
) te early this morning, and On executing th
above mentioned deed at 10 o'clock; bnt
ie yery possible that he has not yet raache
I his destination, as the passage ae5oss fh
Karst IL difficult whenever there is muc
7 snow In the mountains.
c TRIESTE, April q, 1854.
!: The Emperor Of Austria Will return to '
4 | enna shortly af.er the signature Of the doc1
+ ment accepting the crown of Mexico.
; MAMMALIAN TAKEN aICE.
II M1RAMAR, April II, 1854:
= The Emperor Maxamilian Is confined to
: bed in consequence Of 4 slight attack Of feye
d The day of bis Majesty's departure for Ne
), Ambassadors have been sent to Vlenn
. Rome md Paris,
4 telegram of the 18th from Miramar =
il | nounces that the health Of the Emperor Ma
RI tmiian was rapidly Improving. ana lhat
d and the Empress would probably quit MI,
2 mar, en- routs for Mexico, on the 14th of Apr
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FRENCH ANNOUNCEMENT or TIE ACCEPTANCE.
,rr.,, ~. MI. xon,+o1, ...,,7n7
Thin aov ~ mi, - snr,1 ~ I'm n,.,oc,-
a, N a.: : d. M ATehdaEe Naainl!!sn recelred At
hls palace q al'ramr ann hi dae Me1lcan st aeposa
LUZ cnatEe1r ~ enG nas tas StuNA: H.
oaIel'ez ae Ess5ao gssslasnt ~ snG aspa,,
!atlo1, aoosesssu - tls 1mpsM aIu W., 1o1aa ~
rota f1 Of liz ropui % .tion. " D'' '''
me A1chdnke Fephfa oy solemn aceep-
tanse. =, .,.
his Majesty. and plaeet at his feet the hom-
aeG o. ,s 54e alSslean am na.sn. a,,+o,r ho,s+ad
mon ~ the % castie. n Ind asnted with twenty-one ~
guns. A Tc Denm waschanted;
10 MORROW t4t4 o. apr1il ~ 1onr oeioek
the Emperor and Emprsss OF Mexico sail 1or
their new states.
4nE AEnoAs o rnoosslos . ~ :.. AlA.aAn ~, :.
.as u - his pnerisi
hiebness. preceded bj ontriders, went to
convey tile deputation from the hotel where
they had lodged at expense Of the Afchduke-
The deputation was composed OF IL. Cutter
Eez de Estrada, the fresldent; col; Velas'
Charge d'AfIaifs; Gen. Noll; II. Esandon,
banker; and II. Land1 merchant 4 num-
her of eminent Mexfcats, among whom were
II. Arrangorr, ex:Minhter Of Fin,nce; N:
Murphy, formerly Mexlsan Envoy at London;
Col. Fatio, n. Gutierrez de Estrads, Jr.. with
several Generals, Colon.ls, and other officers,
accompanied the deputaion.
Al we're in full nniftrm, q were also The
officers Of the Household Of the Archduke.
Aids.de- Camp aud the Clamberlatns.
,~-1,,e Il, r<,p ,,,,,,,;-7ox ,~n rxxnra
aEchf11o> of TUE oA'o1A11os ~ AID 3ASDhA
OF 1na CLOWN.
The dcputation, after being received By
Count Zaehy, Who fil1ed the functions OF
Grand Master Of tho household Of his 1npe.'
rial Highness, were introduced Into the grand
drawing room, INTO which the ArchdoRe s.a1-
imillan, wearing thesuniform Of an Austrian
Vice Admiral, Immediately afterwards entered
, 1864-05-01
CT, ctunatl AInrktfs: =,

Especial Dlspktch to the Chicago Tnbune.1
c1sclysArI. April 50.
F1orn-The market contlnuea dali and orirea to 4
great extent nominal It t645 for superdne.
WK1sKY-A decidedly better feeling In The mkrket,
clpeIpe with no sellers 1t less than el-2o.
PHoy1s1oxs-Mets Pork advanced soc and Is In good
demand, Sale. bf city Here made 1t $25so There Ia
= good demand for Bulk Meats: sides wero sold 1t
1s1c shoulders and Light hides At 1lk2ltc, ahou1-
derstrnoked 1exc. Latd quiet 1t 18Ho.
Gniu-Whextir II coed denand and holders firm at
t1ssal 60 for white. Corn-thero faa continued good
demand for shelled at SlIo2.a1. 0sta-p11ees Arc =
shads higher. Buyess ofar ss2s4c, but holdcrs arc
arm 1t &c Rye-hcldsss are nfzu ut 1l.5a. Barley
market steady ii $1.450l 80 ior prime fall-
GHooxrlIs-Market unsettled 2nd prices higher.
cstee In moderate demand at Aa145X. Raw sugAz
stesdy at lS}<02lc. Holassas. S1169i.io-
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A0o 1AeeA 49,. -te..,.- yovoo sr.
Nxw YonH, April a.-Tbc steamer ~ O.Ws
riued this morning from New osicane' no ae"s
Of oft,ppostaaee: .,.,,,a5. r. ,a,h .,,,. ..Au /,
oulet ut Grand Etore. The enemy arc SILL Atoua9
%, and NC hope when We arc ready for iofw2ta
movement again, they will not Be wanting; lhG
.sne leter confirms ne dsatn q ne
The Red river IL slowy falling but ne a Mss se,.
alppi Il rising 1sat ann rse Was " soAA
General Stone md others OF bsnks' staa. nao AZ
riyed, En- foHtt for NeW Of!eans. ,.srt,..
There 10 no truth IN the report q tne egnceaun-
ton Of large force In The Shenandoah Valex, neas
Front Royal The rg5s! s ioFce IN so1 hirh hn AZ II
roop. thers outnnmsef To +, r, tH 9ns
airy Of 1mboden. White. 4osby and aainaose' aao
Do pot n ~ amount TO f'T !, nepasea % besore 1ou9
nom Gen. Aver1u. ~, hn..
Gen. Burnside v1s:1ea zen. Gfant to-ua5 oa jug
i1e.s connected win ~ Oepaitmcnt..
RumoFs that Hooker hat come On nom tas "est
and is at Harpess be5fy 1se n1e5iy aniounao1v os v
NEW IoRK. april TN.-Tne Caledon&an, 1tpm NeM
o51esns the 1:d y1a aaFana, 8th an9 sne a1oes
, 1864-05-01
FROM OTTAWA.
Supreme Court of Illinois.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago tribunal
OTTAWA, April 80, 1861
The dt5 Assessment appeal cases Of City Of Chi
caFo e. f G. Larned st al, and same ~. Presi-
dent of the Homc Bank, wcro asguod yesterday.
These, - test eascs hare been brought betoso tho
Court and tta declIfsn thereon viii determine
the numerous Other disputed assessments
pending.
The cate Of the people <r rel, Western Trans
pott1t1on Company q. the Superior Court Of Chi
cAeo has afro been argued.
The appliesuon for ! superosdus tn tho cksa Of
Nattsniel Riain2 e. Wi1ll4o3 " Usalnazd hiss been
refused,
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Z. Operation Of tho Extra Duty.

NEEYpRK. April el-The new 80 per &ent
. extra duty on imported goods wen: Into opera.
ton at one thIs afternoon: Merchants who had
} CONC forward In extraordinary numbers with
was Introduced into Congress, we're from the
tour mentioned quite indifferent as to the
wlthdrawa1 Of their goods and the rress Of business
has come to close. The receipts at the Custom
House fdf duties have reached during tho present
week thA enormous ngure OF nearly b,oo0,Goo OF
dollars, ahnost exclusively Ia coin.
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RH1peEron7, H., AprIl -. 1851.
c11AnEp-Lady Franklin, Athens; chas. B. Pope,
1.sae, 900 Il lumber, 1sooco shingles, 20 bsls ka1s.
AAR1vKD-Lady Franklin, Athens, % Jds fnbb'e
stone; Investigator, Athens 81 yds rpbb'e stone H.
LcomIs, Athens t8 Jds rubble stone, n Jds dn1en-
sion stones ocean Spray. ottawa tn Wheat 900
bu corn. o bn rye; Rom Bell Lasalto bu wheat.
soe9 nu cosn Eorthrup, Psson Is ids Eaobe stone,
Dt1lgo, Prison, Is ids Euhble stone: Rocket, LOCK.
port, 1,ot5 br1s tou1.
C11Axxp-e r. x.-Danube, Ottawa: FortaTest
Lassfle, 1000 hu government oAtss z. buFnham
Fs1o:on, 6 N heading, 800 cedar posts 1nsest12su
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THE MEXICAN GROWN.

Mnx1nt1inn.s Acceptance Of the
Yhrone-lkeceptlon Of the Mexican
DcputatIon nj H1iramar-Tcnlcr OF
th0 Crown and Speech of the Now
Empcror-Solcmn Combination Of
the Acr-Dfplc1natfo and Household
Sick. Acs
, 1864-05-01

Buffalo Market.
,DrFrAIo. April ". EEenine.-FLouR-Dula and IN.
SGeA,s-wheas dun and nominal at $40 for No.
ssss ssSsf ed MIn,sI as au sd s
ed 10 asytsc At &lls without bids Osta n1mlcal Ut
7tGl 'Sc, Other grains arr scarce and nominal.
WHlhEr du1l At $115. 3l.t6t31.17.
Receipts OF Flour ls ,s6 bbIs; Wheat o1 bushels
Corn :s67 do. Canal e1posts-Whe&t 5S 100 buahtl1;
no rQUT OF other Grain.
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from 1H6 ApCueatGI w. LII 0EuA1~AAssJ
briefly referred In yesterdays Democrat, Is in
fnl1 ope1ation- The boys connected with this
Office, and one or two belonging to other off,
ces IN this city, who kindly Volunteered to
lid Us in getting out 5ester2ay's issue, hay
ing "got up" the Democrat yesterday morn
ING, quietly laid down their sssticks,' picked
s1e: hanging IN the corner Of t6eir respective
eyes, bade Us farewell, and stepped ont Into
the ''cold, cold world"
We really felt bad at the parting, for tney,
nre noble set Of fellows, to whom we had
taken great liking, and With whom we had
hoped to retain "am!cablo relations" until
after the ne3t war With Great Britain, at
shivers all our hopes and expectations into
very fine pieces and leaves us "solitary and
alone" In the Democrat Office, to reflect and
ponder upon the uncertainty Of all human
calculations.
Candor compels US to say that the Dsmo-
present time. "Goldsmith's deserted III.
iaee'' was the llyeliest kind Of place COM
pared to It. "Silence relgns supreme" with
the exception Of the ticking of the old Office
clock which hangs upon the wall
But. az the righteous arenevcr "forsaken,"
down." but aWalt with Christian confidence
the arrival Of "ncW recruits
LA1ER.-They have "arroye,''-
-fonr-and still coming, the last arrival be-
ing hale and eprightly "young man. by the
mime Of Alvah Strong. We really begin to
feel as though We didn't care = continental
for "st1ikes" or "st1ikcrs." "Alvah" has
''peeled" for the work before him, and the
ease and grnce With which he handles his
"stick" gives great promise for the future
He'll make printer II he sttcksto the trade
and don't 20 Off on "stsikc' like some
foolish fellows We know.
As at present advised, We shall not get up
very large amount Of reading matter to-day,
hut will, If cur subscribers desire, send them
a copy Of last Mondays paper, which had
great deal in 1t. II this proposition is &C.
ceptea, We must be notified BY telegraph at
an early hour, rs very many will doubtless
want t.o copies and the supply may be et-
tausted.
Ha department to which we have devoted
no little attention heretofore, shon1t, for q
day or two, "drop out" the gentle public
will readily understand that It Il temporarily
"cloeed for repairs"-though perhaps the
captious might suggest, that 1t was "open
One pleasant feature Of the strike we are
sure will meet with general approbation-
the pence and harmony that exists between
TIE %9ust ,re,gns ,ts. In sennS
wondrous kind"
astrikes'' Of some kinds are good things;
for example, those that We read Of in the
books: 6Strikc! for your altats and -FOUR
] fres; Strike! for the green graves OF yonr
si-es, Strike! for God and your native land !'f
But the kind with which We have to deal
now, Is not 80 pleasant; it may obtain it,
object-and 1t may not At MI events VIC
will not discuss It further in this place.
, 1864-05-01

to be allowed to form homo guards for their
own protection, and that the General refused
their petition Gen. Reid did not refuse but
for some reason the matter ,was allowed to
rest. Our correspondent was misinformed-
We ctEuet this will be considered the atsends
ho1ornNe
, 1864-05-01

On the same day II. ve1asquex d. Leon.
Minister without portfolio, and aenefal Vol.
, 1864-05-01

ACoRnEo71oa.-our Cairo correspondent
ecnde.us word that q paragraph In bis letter
Of the 18th. was incorrect in, some Of Its
premises. In speaking Of the condition Of
affairs in South Western Kentucky, the cor
respondent says that Gan. Reid had been ap-
piled to By residents for ar1ns, with request
, 1864-05-01

The Tariff Increase Bill is d
- LnW.
WARRINGTON, April s0.-The President has ap-
proved Of the joint resolution temporarily lncrsas-
Ing the duly On t1uports my pr cent 1fts there
:pfe q law.
, 1864-05-01

LEXINGTON, KY, April So.--A detachment q the
18Th Kentucky, Of nobson's division, under Capt.
Adams, attacked the rebels On the 9Th instant, IN
Breathit county, killed and captured IS men md
lwenty.four hoFtee, and tWenty-eight stand 81
srr1f. Adams and force then pursued and dekat-'
iur Weed and QeY and capturing thIrty.nye men.
, 1864-05-01

Weather Nfatterr-san1taTyF Facts-Tho
General Situation In Tonneascc-The
Iry-RefuEee&-Tlle E1orHo Question
A Grand 8Weep.takes-1kNtfon DC.
, 1864-05-01

The white soldier is permitted to purchase
his clothing for himself, but, from the ten
dollars Of the cotored- three are reserved for
this purpose, The white chaplain mas, oe-
-sidea, a perquieite Of eighteen dollars.
, 1864-05-01
FROM DE NfOINSES.
Iowa nt Work on her Quota.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbnne.1
DEsAoIsEs, April 80.
Agreat wsr meeting was held Ut the Court-House
in this city last night. Speeches were made by
Mayor Lcas and others. and general detetmtna-
fion manlfested to come 10 time on the one hun
drcd days call. A number gave In their names as
volunteers, and 1t is confidently predicted that two
companies will be raised here.
, 1864-05-01

IN T. 1,v.s II, tb-,r couutry.s defense. He admired
~, cnndnrf Of he 69th Masrachusette, who refas*
Cd o axe The tn dollars per month: ana naafeasd
from their 4wn soil with mAenA1n11t "ueu Ho04o
do redlt to the best man IN 1na.aae, naaa.v,s,...
ancrraee ths nsy Of soldiers to twenty do.ata PEI
.ennth sfter }rTnarT i. 1854. with corresponding
;rr-sr ~ ~ nav IN nun-cou,InIssio omceth-
M STE1EES. of PENN, said that no amend
ucnt was not pertinent to the pay OF sas regular
army. ,.. o,,a~+Ion
II. H61HASs Of ma, took IN appea! feom the
decision. when the speaker wss enstained a ey
living he nrpcsi upon the tsble-,Jeaa N.
M. ECHEECE pf Ohio offered m 1menotneaI q
the q ndtuc Senate amendment. MAKING toe e4as!:.
izatdcn Of psy commence on the 1et ~ 1N iaateSa
Of January. This Was disagfe@Ga r. ssG.t .rse9 y"
ment about the equsitJ Of pay. 6e.' 'ea' d. nays
The senato.s ameudmeuts to the arm! appEopsl-
tfon hin were agreed to. tuctudtnR *9e so4oWln2
An per.ons Of color who have pee9 or maT oe
mustered Into the military scfsCs y. wv laaLau
States tha1l seeetvs the ain,ge eaMs 4.tionf rae
al and hospital nttcndance, p9s Ano3menta. 9t3e
Other than bonnty a. other so!dief9 ~ w -
nr volunteer service OF tue Oaa.eu. ..osAte8
Of tho like arm OF the service, nom auu ates s44u
az it, 1854 and that every PeEs@Ga ~ ., eaos i HaT
shall hereafter be MUSTERED ahto ntg 1S Az ne p1ssi
dsnt fhsu order IN the different staiea, Or pa1e Q
Ffstrx md exceeding one hundred douafs.' An.
:roiortd person enlisted and mnstesea MIo TT Ell
Taca a. 1 volunteer under tho cAl OF V1ooFf. H.
1ee1 tor ec10 0c0 men, who Wa It sne ~ ~
mspt enrolled snd snR}e to .acers asa y M IL Gn;
Cd states the same amount Of bounty a9is paaa
white soldiers under said call not exceeding IN m
| c1ac &lC1. Adjourned.
, 1864-05-01

NEW YoRK, April eo-Tht special to the Herald
tnys: Secretary Chase is Ntl1 absent, but It has
signing his portfolio. ut hast not until al the
charges against him have ben insc ttgated. EEeEA
, 1864-05-01
FROM LEAVENWORTH.
0unntrell Making for Kansas.

LEAvEswoR7H, April 37-The following
telegrnm has just been received at Fort
LeayenwoEth:
IHnrAx Ba1oADx, FoR1 GIBSON, April =.
To Major Genera! samuel B. Curtis, Comnan llog
Department Of Kansas
have already sent yon two telegrams from
Tort Smith that Quantre1 waB going to Kan.
tas. He had gone up Grand River by night
marches.
sent seye1al columns In pursuit-I had
only infantry to meet him-at daybreak, on
Potosi Greek. It has rained hard for two
days, and the rivers are rising. Adair, who
has 3o5 men, had been driven across the ILL.,
nols River above Tel1eduah, and he had gone
east, feeling himself about to be taken be.
tween the rivers.
Qnantrcl crossed tho Verdigris and Arkan-
sas last night by forced marches. The rivers
are up this morning: Ny scouts were On hia
trail at daybreak, twenty milcs southwest
across the Arkansas River again. I have q
force there under Captain Kayhan that may
meet him. We are suffering here for ths
trains. WAL 4 PHILLIPS,
Colonel Commanding,
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6sleaw 800 bEs It Il ls $40 b1la do It u 1ss SO
brls as II 1S-eloS1 steady At u IL.
aAI1 waa IN fair ssquest With sa1ea Of SO ers sa<-
uAx Ut n tb delivered the cars, and "a erls Onon
daga at u q On dock.
, 1864-05-01

Vessels Passed Dctrott.
Especial Dispatch 70 the Chicago Tribune.1
DzTRo1z. April 81, 1851.
UP-Prope11efs Bradbury. Fountain. Esnprs ssatu-
bark Cleveland. schzs. Dzcadnanght, P1owboy, Adj
rondAck, Empire, Alexandri4. 6Kdsu, Rfued, Loona.
, 1864-05-01
THE REVISION OF TIE TARtFF
The New York phpers In the interest

24AH aHS1SX0N OE A1An AA04E~-
The New York papers In the interest OF
New York millIonairea who are coming for
tunes upon their importations Of offorelsu lux
uries and gewgaws, blame Congress Tor not
giving thir =, sixty, or ninety days. notice
to these men before raissngth the tariff fifty per
cent, and charge that It intezferes with the
trade Of the country, and tends to dezange
the machinery Of business. We opine that
the trade Of the country would not suffer
materially II these importations we're prohio-
tted entirely. This ia not where the shoe
pinches. Incnc Se1iuwn wanted n1nety 0ayn
notice that they might send to Europe and
get immense stocks Of these superduitics,
Elut the market, control 1t, and then como in
on the top wave after the tariff Wss revised,
and make gigantic profits On the rise- They
were not afraid Of any embargo On trade.
Trade would flow on undistutbed in Its usu-
al channels. But it lays an embargo on
their fat profits, and blocks their s'nishe lee
tie game" to quote Moss in the "Tcket-of-
Icaye-3Ian-" Hence their tears. congre s.
has done wisely. Stop these foreign lu1uries,
draining the very life blood OF the country,
or make them help sustain it. The people
azc for 1t, and Wall street and Broadway
must submit Congress did exactly right,
and If it hnd done otherwise it would. have
done exactly wrong.
, 1864-05-01
Sale Of Navy Prize Cotton af Cairo.

8A1e OF Navy FfI6 EotE0n HI VA1sUs
The sale WAS made under ths direction Of Mt.
District Of Illinois, the cotton offered ltwentyone
hundred bsles) being rEtEe to the Eastpon and
several other gunboats Of the Mississippi notiiA.
Ouschlta riyer About dhy buyers @tse In atteod-
ance; bidding was prompt and spirited, and sales
were made ad follows:
, 1864-05-01

New Terk Money nEarker-Aprff 80.
MONTEREY st b07 PET cent. Sterling Exchange
Firmer and d6tl At 1871 for curTeucy. Gold-Quies
very duh At ssx, Total exports to-day 3s8lr rs4o.
GovEsExxsT s1ocx7s@Quict 80 q Gconpoh:, tl1a
No Second Board Of Ssocn.