New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-14

! ARLINGTON ednesday, Jan. u leN
COTTON SOLD BIZ THE UNITED STATES pyrf
PRRB
TIE bill introduced to increase the Intsmi
Revenue provides that all cotton sold By or acsc
Of the United States shall be free and exempt from DIV
at the time Of and after The sale thereof and the ~
shall be marked free and the purchaser furnished vii
such bill of sole as shall clearly and accurately dess
the same which shall be deemed and taken to b ~
NIT authorizing the sale Of removal thereof
THE COMMAND OF THE NORTHWEST DBpAsS.
MBaT.
Mai Gen. HeDtzelmsn has been ordered b
the command OF the Department OF the North-wM
Headquarters at Columbus ,oho.
THE CASE OF COL. M'RBYSOLDs.
Brig Gen. Kelly appeared before the Conf.
Martial on the Of Col. MOReynolds and g'yetsss
mony favorable to the accused.
THE CASE OF GBSs MCo0K AND
oRITTESDEN.
A Commission to investigate the charges
sgains. Gems. McCook and Cristendcn IS ordered b
meet at Louisville. Cen Hunter is President and Gsat
Cadw alsder and Wadsvorth the other members Cd
Schriyer is recorder Of the Commission.
THE OCEAN IROS-CLADS.
Several of the contractors interested IN To
construction of the ocean honelsd vessels Of wai ~
still IN this city. but yet we believe the Departures
bss not agreed with anybody TO build the vessels A
CharIes secor win probably be intrusted with the
struction Of one while PHILADELPHIA and Boston hns
may probably get Others 1t IL not generally known
that the Department has almost bussel Of props@n
rom shipbuders relative TO this project, and the uns
tied character OF the dispute relative to the desst
types of sTmored vessels is well illustrated By the ~
tagonsm which exists between q great many pAn
furnished.
THE AMENDMENTS TO TIE ENROLMENT Bill.
The Senate snd House Military Committees
met to-day for the purpose OF considering the amsni
Inents 20 the enrolment act. The House Commits
we're unanimously in favor Of retaining .he $500 csss
snd nasmuch IS the Senate Committee are dvideda
the subject seems probable that :he Law viii rsnsA
unchanged.
THE PREVALENCE OF SMALL P0x.
In the House to-day it was stated from ~
Joint Subj Committee on The District Columbia thai
though small pox prevalent toa greater extent sa
for some year, there whatever for alarm
The hospital Accommodations provided D. the Genefs'ad
City Governments are ample and further sanitary NEE
sures hsye been adopted.
THE FRRKDMRN's BUREAU.
Mr.. Eliot, from the Select Committee %
Emancipation reported back bis former bill TO essS
buresu vi freejmens affairs. before printed in III
TmBrys. with amendments providing that the ComnA
sioners in charge OF tie bureau shall have posa 10
permit persons OF African desc ant sad persons who AZ
or shall have become free under sach rules and regdS
lions IS may be prescribed By said Commiss'~-
crs. and approved by the Secretary OF War. -
occupy. cultivate and improve al Lands lying within
those districts now heretofore in rebellion. which
lands have been may hereafter be abandoned y
their former owners and all real estate TO which ID
United States hall have acquired title and which sh1
nos have been previously appropriated by Governnss
other usei also providing that eat OF the recepo1
expenses ol the Bureau shall be annually paid. and ~
surplus paid into the Treasury Of the United Slates
Mr. Xalbaelsch Of New.Yort. rot agreeing with "a"
COMMITTEE, IS 20 make a minority report wednestv
nest has been assigned for the consideration OF both
TIE ARRANGEMENT OF sAgRET DAVIS.
The Senate galleries were crowded to-dsyn
listen to Sena,or Wilson'S aYragnment Of Carrot issS
for treason The case was clearly stated at some As
by Mr. wilson, who was followed by Mr.. Davis IN
speech ned with personal abuse and REASONABLE San
ments.
Nj Wilson ~piiel to the aspersions upon hin 40
Ma i,cbusct. with considerable warmth. Tie f'f
ON prevails that had Mr.. Davis done nothing TO- ~
forth the le o,ioa for his expulsion. his speech "
day was sufficient TO cause him TO lose has seat OK a
loyalty. No action taken on the resolutions u
probable lnt he nstter ELl be referred to tna -'N
Glory Committee.
rRe cAsy Oh SENATOR BAlARn'
Scnsior Sumner will call up his ress'a'oa
upon Mr. 8ayad @oon as opportunity 0a''~
press il - vote.
sLAysgy ANpTHR CARE or fRkSDnS'
The senate to-day passed Senator Su'nn'''
resolution for the appointment oi aCoshA'e
slider the subject of slavery and the c'rc t" 'h' "'
mon. without opposition.
Tksg CONDUCT OF THE VAN.
Seuaior Wade's resolution for JOINT W.
m'itee Vi sesen on she conduct ssd efpen'''
tAs rsr Ilso passed.
raE DETENTION oN rhs xAtLkoAp'
The York morning train reached
about IA to.night having been detained by an sS'''
C0YFIsCArIoS.
rhe ou,stion of confscation of RebelpfVPe'v
WI, before the House today, On bill in''". es.i
NJ. Wilson from the judiciary COMMITTEES. 'o' 81,
o which is TO do away with tho joint resoui'on -.
rs. isse explanatory ofshe Conascation act iea. q.
courts TO decide under the Constitution "n''A !.
forfeiture shall BE- for more than life. Inc o'a "A
no,eL BY Mr. Kernsa of The Judiciary Comm"""
finally assigned iax debate on wednesday next -
rr.cssrAds or BURROUGHS TO soLDISS
HOSPITALS INCREASED.
The percentage of men allowed TO 90 49,
a. one t.ms audss ths sdasrty giysaia desFA WV