The New York herald., 1864-03-25
Debate in the House on tho Raritln and Dsla.
ware Bay Railroad Bill
Senatorial Debate on Military Interfe-
z. renee In Elections.
Colonel Dahlgren's Remains Not
Vet Recovered.
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THU INTERNAL TAX BILL.

consideration IN the general Committee OF Ways I'D
Means The bill comprises all the subjects or
nue tax nd intended to take the place OF all existing
tax laws 1t 10 examined BY tho committee item by tsn
It's revision VIII occupy several days. the sxo,usasa
Of all other business In the oommte.
THE NATIONAL BANK BILL,
Tho House has made but few amendments To the Ma
tiona Bank BILL only about onetenth Of VIII Oh has
considered. That providing for the
OF comptroller OF the currency BY the tAs
Treasury 10 tho President for appointment, bse.
stricken out the latter being thus left the
Of his legitimate functions.
THE DEBATE ON THE RARrTAN AND DELAWARE
BAY RAILROAD BILL.
The speech Of Mr.. Broomai OF Pennsylvania. In oppo-
son 70 tho Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad bih h
the House to-day attracted much attention. and has
given the the soubrquet the "eibow route"
During the discussion Of this the OF ths
House crowded with lobby advocates OF the bin.
among whom several prominent Wall opera
tors Tho privilege accorded to them TO carry their
lobby operations the noor contrary tho establishes
rules OF the House, matter OF general surprise and
comment.
SENATOR HOwARDS SPEECH ON MILITARY INrEH-
FERRNCB IN ELECTIONS.
Mr.. Howard concluded his exhaustng speech The
subject OF military interference with elections to-day ADl
replied to in an excited manner by Mr. Salisbury.
An atemp, madc by M. Trumbull to prevent Ar.
the solicitation OF several Senator's Mr. Trumbu with
drew his take up other business Mr. Sauls-
bury has the floor to morrow. and will. II 10 expected
harangue Senate at length upon the beauties q
slavery.
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL BURNSIDE.
Major General Burnside arrived here this morning..
RETURN MAJOR JOHN HAT.
Major John Hay. formerly Assistant Private Secretary
to the rresidens, arrived here to-day. undersseol
that he will rAaunae hia dut at White Housa
TnE FIRST BRIGADE OF THE VETERAN REs1kv1
CORPS
The following order has boon promulgated
srEcsAL ogpxrs-No. IL
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or WAsMS0rOH,1
TWENTY ARxy CoRrs,
WASHINGTON, d. G., March %, 1864
In accordance with spectral orders No. No. war ~
partmeut, Adutant Generals Ofce March 10, 1894 ~
relieved from duty under Brigadier General II Msrtis-
daie aud announced the First brigade veteTaA
in such place in this city as shall be desgnass6
by the commander
| First regiment veteran Reserve Corps.
Sixth regiment Veteran Reserve Corps
Ninth regiment Veteran Reserve Corps
Nineteenth regiment Veteran Reserve Corps
| Twenty y.second regiment Veteran Reserve Corps
Twenty y-fourth regiment Veteran Reserve Corps
Veteran Reserve Corps will forwarded shsss
| headquarters.
| H TAYLOR Chief OF STAFF aud A. A. g.
@. II. RAYMOND, A. A. g.
INCREASE OF THE MARINE CORPS.
Another effort is being made to increase the Marine
battalion to brigade. The corps constituted y
totally inadequate to the service. number OF
have been obliged be by tho Navy Depart
ment without even the ordinary guard and there
are process OF construction twenty sloops ana
frigates each of which will require fifty marines b
proposed TO increase the number OF the corps
thousand I've hundred men, and constitute II BRIGADE
with corresponding rank TO the officers. This hes
won high distinction Wherever IL has been engaged
during war; and has received atterDg encomiuns
from all tho admals ard commanding officers 10 active
service The recruits to the corps receiving
local bounties Doubts expressed OF the policy a
allowing rebel desertcrs TO enlist Marines Numbers
Of them have already entered service, where II act
ing In bad faith, they may have opportunities 10 DO
much HARM The British government jealous Of the
loyalty or their corps that enlistments
fined TO native born subjects.
RETURN OF ADMIRAL DAHLGREN WITHOUT TIE
BODY OF HIS SON.
The steamer Baltimore, Acting Master Mitchell which
left here Monday morning with Admiral Dahlgrea.
who went down to Fortress Monroe expecting receive
the body OF his SON. arrived up this morning with the
Admiral on board he having been again unsuccessful in
his mission.
The nag OF truce boat which due at Old Point
Tuesday afternoon did not arrive until yesterday asr
noon account OF tho storm which Obliged her 70 lay
10 or old jamestown Island until Tuesday night.
The boat brought down number OF wounded soldiers,
but did not bring down remains Of Colonel Dahgsas
a expected.
eCoIonel ouId. the rebel agent for the exchange
of prisoners sent verbal message "That the whe
had buried body could not be found In time 70 get
ready for transportation just yet but that would -
sent down a. possible" This promise gives ths
ooers Old Point and relatives and friends
OF the deceased hopes that bis remains will shortly -
delivered 70 his afflicted father and family.
Captain Mitchell describes the late storm ono 6 the
most terrific that occurred It blew and stosmsd
with tremendous fury. number or vessels In tne
Roads we're tossed about by the storm and some OF theD
driven ashore and damaged Three schoone were mads
total wrecks Four lives we're lost.
DRFRAUDrNa THE GOVERNMENT.
II having been reported that the government was being
defrauded In the article or coee and that ground Gas
was found In tho bottoms OF barrels, commission wss
appointed 70 examine into the subject The result shas
some coffee had been empted into barrel which pre-
viously contained fragments OF bottle This u the orb
gin Of the charge Of fraud.
yuR CASE or JUDGE MILLER.
Tbe House Committee on the Judiciary was yesterday
DISCHARGED from the further consideration Of the
r,as asking for the impeachment OF Judge Miller, Of the
district q Wisconsin, not OF Iowa. has boon srroneousy
stated, there being nothing whatever against him "
Justify such proceeding.
CAPTURE OF GUERILLAs.
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