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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22

IN AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY Soth, TRAINS
~ ~ul run a. follows. Sundays excepted;
Leave Indianapolis;
Day Express VIA i1qua' at...... 9ue "
Night Express via naytoul l;lu = ~
Columbus Acc 'uiinoiiou via Piqaal at.l2 - T. H.
Trains arrive:
Night ENpTess via Daytunl go A. VI
bay FNprcs. VIA Pqual az. .......... No + NJ
Columbus Accommodated ivia Piqua' l,5u I. N.
Express trains ofths iiuc make The following eouuec-
t.ous.
Ntt'oluuiius with Cleveland. Coiumbs. and All
gR Tor Cleveland Dunkirk. Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
with Central Ohio 4 X. for Newark. zaue-yille.
wheeling Pttsburg Baltimore, Washington City, Phha-
delphia aid New York.
with Pltfshurg. Columbus and Cincinnati r X for
Steubcuve Pttsburg. Harrisburg baltimore. fhiiadel
phla New loTk ard Boston.
Al pfqua crossing % Dayton and Michigan X K. FOR
LINES. Toledo and Detroit
Al Urbsna, crossing ~ Atlantic and Great western ai
Ssndusky. DAYTON and Cincinnati Railroad
The lay Expre-s Columbus Accorntnodat.ou trains
connect direct 81 Richmond for Dayton, Nena' hhni n
and Cincinnati, arriving n Cincinnati al II ~ \ and
s4s p NJ.
No Change a Columbus upon any train of thi'
line.
Through Sleeping Car. "a Night trains
Through tickets for sale a. the Union Depot.
". LuNr, General superintendent
2 cHANptHa. Geurfa reke' agent
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22
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1864 SUMMER 1864.
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Great Central Rail Way Line,

indianapolis and Columbus
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY Soth. TRAINS
" will rnn fallnWs. Sunlays eNceplea.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway,
NN e 8 E - - 80
"a work Through Line.

e,trNMER ARRANGEMENr-TwO THROUGH En-
- nres. Trains between Cleveland and New York
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
A Ivan @. BAKER 4 CO., AUCrIONEERS
"A ALBERT c. HAYWOOD, AuclioneeE <
Magnificent Household Flu nitufe,

"A ALBERT c, HAYWOOD, AuclioneeE
Magnificent Household Flu nture,
Panororte, Drawing Room Furniture suite,
BIocade and Lace Cnrtairs Velvet Carpets,
Paintings Statnary Bronzes, and
many rare and costly Works OF Art and Articles OF VTta
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
This day Tuesday. March 10,
~ the elegant residence 4S West Sixteenth street. between
fifth and sixth avenues sale eucng al II O'Clock
The auctioneer would call particular atteI ton Of his
friends and the pnblc TO this sale the comprising
the largest and richest assortment of Household Furniture
and Works Of Art offered at aucon this Sale pc
renptoY Drawing Rooms Superb suits covered with bro.
catel OF rich est description brocael Curtains ~ match E
ngeres Bookcase, Centre Tables, Console Tables Chande
Hers Mandolin. Paintings by eminent artists Encognures
Cabines Bronze and Ornaou Clocks Marble Stat iary
rosewood Panofore richest instrument offered AZ auction
ths season. tour round corners fu octave, Stool
lover: Music Stand Hatstand, Buffet. Extension Table
yut glassware Dinner sets silver Casters urns Spoons,
Knives Turrcens Savers Oyster Dish, Arm Chairs Loun
Gee rosewood and walnut Bureaus, Bedseads, Armore
0lace Mattresses Bedding Carpets Sofas Rockers Book
sanas Feather Beds Blankets sheets Counterpanes; also
FURNITURE OF servants apartments Parties Wishing 10
aend this sale take Fifth Sixth from
AsoI, ST. Nicholas Metropolitan Rote leaving at SIX
ieentb street. few doors from house.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

A J. BLEECKER, SON CO., WILL SELL AT AUC.
change saesooms, ~ Broaaway the Lease Of that
ss ayspSs y, N NE city Of Wash,ngon one snare
ed, requiring about s250oo finish Il There is also
cderahe building material on hand. The pans OF the
OF abont tgo hundred reoms % The lease 10 for twenty
Ease urembarassci OF claims The and plans
may be at the o the aucoleers n Cedar street.
er for particulars send for circular,
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
4 ). BLEEoKER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

J. BLEECKER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA. Sae-Vauable Property near Central Park. also on
sIih sireeI-A j. BLEECK ER SON co viii sell az
don Tuesday March e. at " o'clock at the Exchange Sales
room Ill broadway Sixth street.-The two three story
Noe 277 and 279 Sixth
On Eighty fourth street.-The valuable hot the tn
yorrsh syeDe and near the Central ark sze 2sxs
and auttered Croon water &C. Two thirds II ihe pnr
ehase money remain mortgage al per Maps
Ia
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

A y, BLEECKER.-sUPREME COURT, UNDER d.
"A reeLon OF Richard E. Mount. Jr. Special Guardian,
wSodlawn, known as The Monst Is ate.A, BLEECk. M
Hi SON co. will sell at auction on Wednesday March
~ 1854 st u o'clock a the Exchange Salesroom, No ~
nroadway frnity Bnildngl New York 0oih street nr.
aeen Lots south sde Do feet west OF Eleventh avenue
eyenth avenue four Lots west side corner Of Tooth
~ feet west OF Eleventh 06tn street. twelve Lots
street. twenty Lots on north aide l9O feet west Of
Eleventh avenue 7th street. twenty four Lots ON south
side commencing 100 feet west of Eleventh avenues Broad
way and 0h street triangular piece OF ground on Broad
way lO6h street and Eleventh avenue Broadway four
Lots on west side commencing ~ O6b street and running
through 70 Eleventh avenue Eleventh avenue four Lots
on east side commencing at io6th street, Broadway and
10th street. northwest corner; Tweth avenge SIX Lots
two Lots south side 100 feet east Or Twelfth avenue,
1oxl each OSth street, two Lots south side comnenc
norh side commencing 100 feet Of Twelfth avenue
th street. three Lots, north side commencing 20 feet
saAt Of Twelfth avenue tho north side
of lU7h street, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues
Also all the water right In front OF said tract Maps dc al
Abe oce OF the auooneers n Cedar street adjoining the
Banh OF Commerce..
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

UCTloN NOTICE e. ROTH AucTI0NEER.
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
RICH CUT GLASS AND CHINA WARE
IVORY CUTLERY AND SILVER WARE,
VELVET BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FURNITURE, -
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUITS
KlEoANT ROSEWOOD PIANoEoKTE,,
TURKISH EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES.
At public anction.
~ the elegant residence OF family No ll9 Clinton
pace eighth stree between Fith ans sytA Ayepges,
ON THIS DAv fTuRsnLvt safcn lS
-~- At 0 ciock in the afternoon precisely
The sac comprises the contents OF the house ana moH
made 10 order for the present owner by celebrated
bo sold percmptor rain or shine Offering extra indnce
ments 10 purchasers. ..s. ,,,.,,-rn.
Three solid and black walnut Parior
Du covered Ia rich French satin brocael and reps Turk
Easy Chairs and Lounges TO match rosewood Centre
and Tables Eagcres Corner and Book Stands Il day
Bronze Clock rich China aud Paran Vases farier Orna
uene elegant Brocae and Lace Curtains hne collection
sf Oh Paintings Engraving large Mirrors ana ChAnde'
EAGNIFrCEYr ROSEWOOD PIANoroRfE, STOOL
AND COVER, COST $3.50;
an eleeapt Instrument with round corners oeauu1ully
carved legs and case with all modern improvements over
rung bass plate French action nl snyen octave
God and mahogany Bedstcads Bureaus Wasasands
oofss Chars, Rockers Mirrors, Clocks, Tables, Bed
lounges Spring Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea
rabies Extension Table, Glass, China and silver ware, IA
Sc Cutlery, &c Sale positive. Deposit required
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
A UCTION NOTICF-PEREMPT0RY SALE OP
"A NAGNIFlCENTs HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
COST OVER $!IMi

AIT, RICH PAINTINGS, supERB PIMANofoRIE M EI,E-
DINING FURNITURE &c.
Yhs Tuesday afternoon, at O'Clock, at residence 1s2
West Twenty frs, between Seventh and Eighth
pues comprsne the entire elegant ParIor Sleeping Room
Dining Room and Han Furniture OF the house al In perfect
srder sold Two magnificent solid
Psrlo Suits in brocaiel made 10 order and cost
$500 Turkish Lounges and Arm Chairs elegant Reception
Chairs covered In SATIN fine CARPETS large roseword Eta
Sich Curtains Shades elegant Paror Ornaments Vases
Dronxes Bedsteads Bureaus Bronze Clocks
Hair and Spring Mattresses Beds and Bedding Dining
furn.uTe-Rich China, Cut Glass, Silver Ware aud Cutlery
Hall Furnuresofa Feds, &C. Sale positive, rain or shine
Catalogues al house.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
A Ivan G. BAKER CO. AUCTIONEERs
"a ALBERTC G. HAYWOOD. Anct, ,oneer

EUPEHB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
On this day Tuesdayl March Is at FIVE story brow stoDe
scsdence I23 Essi reh four doors from Broadway
,cDm ,css %ana. @ ss
Rjdfef aES va Sets ruby and white Glass Ware Tahle
Rosewood and walnut Paror Furniture BRUSSELS Carpets
Etagees Bookcase Table, Pier Mane. Mirrors Cur
lAns Paintings. Satuary, Bronze Clocks, Sevfes and
Dresden China Vases Eng avnes. Chandeliers octave
osewood Pianooite Stool Cover Music Books EDcoG
sres Reclining Chairs Lounges Hasand Chairs 70 match
Dedrooms-Burcans, Beistcads. Washstands, Commodes
Hair and Spring Mattresses Bolsters Pillows Lace Cur
tains Shades; also Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

UCTION NOTICED D. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER.
"A TO PURCHASERS OF REALLY FIRST CLASS
COSTLY FURNITURE. RICH FRENCH PIER AMP
1ANTEL MIkRoRS. slPERBLY CARVED ROSEW OOD
THIS DAY (TUESDAY), MARCH 10.
- 26 West Fourteenth street. Eighth avenue com
mencing at III o'clock A. NJ, rain or shine.
The sale comprises Of the richest and most eabo
rAaey carved Paror Furniture offered public auction
and TO he Sid without examination will
well repay intending buyers.
Par0s three elegant full ents Of rosewood Paror
Furniture 10 rich crimson and maroon blue and gold and
colored brocade and satin; rosewood spen
otd and costly Parian Ornaments. rich Vases, &c.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE,
Stool and Cover
elegant instrument with round beautifully
ID legs and case, all modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection Of rare Paintings. rosewood
turkish and Easy Chairs in IRE rosewood Centre and
ede marble Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets, &c, Ac
Bedseads WashstAnd Sofa Beds In ne haircoth;
Zen pure Hair Mattresses from 40 TO so pounds made TO
oev, In excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consisting OF fine oak Extension
Dining Table oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware, rich China,
Ivory and Silver Cutlery, Forks, Spoons 6c with heavy
Out and Engraved Glassware " every descr tption.
Carmen n attendance 70 cart pack ship goods for
0AAsers.
\. B.-Hcuse and Lot FOR SALE Apply the premises
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

EDWARD sINTZENICH, AUCTfONEER
" BY EDWARD SINTZENICH
FINE ARTS AND GENERAL AUCTIONEER,
625 Broadway derby daleries).
Special attention paid 70 sales OF Paintings StauAfy
Libraries Bonzes and Articles of Taste aud vrtu. Ap
paements residences and attended 10
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

nuRNHAM1s FURNITURE EMPRESS AND PACKING
~ Estabishment ll5 est Eleventh iseei --fdtAitnIs
boxed and ehipped TO all paris OF the world. - eh
wagcps for removing 10 aud from The county FHhitNe
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

A TfsNrros, VOLUNTEERS VINO ARE
sw ~GSs % ssa ss 70 s. & ss you wei
n au Gmed as 20 ihe highest cash In hand and 81
sas sna The
volunteers va, Be given free ths
States Cain and nd IT law ece sa srosswas 90 on"s'
A TTENTfoN. N.-puRYgR's zoUAvRs-REcRurTs
wanted largest boun,ies paid This celebrated segl.
oM os Az y c
wan'sd Tor non officers 10 -four new
one sSndSsd S sSd sis fss fssGa
Ct Goa Broadway
IL lao EQUITIES N HES FROM THE CRY COUNTY, TOWN.
and sodsrs s9 fay asa Accepted 1 Claims
Beesmaa street ses anr a. ~ ot No.
SAaas or 't Ss
A FEW lo@,,s ,REcRyIrs M wANTEp.-ras LARGEST CASH
sso Third Snss o G on
n haad. Sis5 over The other soantes with choice OF
r,,egment regiment Can on HoULDlNG, in ihs uonk store 800
Ar The yoLuNTEEEs AGgNoy.-THosE WHO
p band shat thsy ess aseepted or
any prefsracs for either or 'ocay
IN hs s. a r
o oGr S e 81 a' ss:
ment. ID. r. wASiiBURN,
|ts Attorney and Counsellor Al Law, 2d6 Broadway.
A LII THE LAWFUL BousrIEs ARE SECURED TO
m ihose who enlist from tho Volunteers Agency besides
the choee Of regiments and eampaigning ground do not
fail TO cal d. r WASHBURN.
Attorney aud Counsellor at Law. Zoo Broadway.
A FEW GOOD MEN wANTED-FOR THE COUNTRY
~ $4S5 cash in hand and all other boDntea given a. 78
Hudson 81, basement
QouNrv DO NOT SELL YOURSELF TO sHARPERs
agest lawful bounty is and how is paid Our adv ice is
free and rendered that not be cheated False
bountes adv eftsed and Fab amounts se
a CAMPS IL 10 too late TO repent after you become so
der. Learn het and will not be cheated yoa do
so by calling In PENNEY 90 ~ Law onee 26d Broad
way, up sSa''s.
CAVALRY FOR TEXAs.-HEAYY ARTILLERY FOR
~ the de.onces We requested 10 ret few men Tor
both and lhem &c bounty Fur further nfor
nation, aud all matters about Volunteering, call In
PHIkNEY 90 s Law onlce 2tc Broadway, two doors
below Chambers street. w stairs.
COMPANIES c AND h. SIXTY SECOND REGIMENT
~ New York Volunteers tAndeison Iguayes) are hereby
morning. the 18Th Inst. at O'Clock A. NJ Roll call win he
bad at and ~ asentees wiz bs ennsidered and eaied
81 deserters. WIN +. DAVIES
csrtain, sixty second v, Commanding De,aeameot
DoNF BIZ DECEIVED BY Runners AND OfsERs
~ bat ANA thc
nl0uEsT CASH B0uNIy PAID
ant ali be ~ ormasCn yon desire free % charge.
A. a. and 81 Fe'lon street
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
/ youRNEAY, AucrIoNsER-orrIcE NO. PINE

a JoURNEAY, AUCTIoNEBR-oFFICB NO. PINE
A. STREET -
sALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS at puBLiO =, II.
Rxchange salesoom, No Ill Broadway on Tuesday, March
1B. al " o'clock ~, by A. JOURNEky:- .
sth av., opposite Central Park Including lot on
I'D st. -
Lots 57sh st., south side, ith av including cor
Der lot .
Lots on llth av., ad joining corner Of 9th st
Lots 43d at, norsh side, near 10th av.
Lots on lst av., including cerncr lot On 10th ST.
Lois on Goth ST., south side, near lith ay..
Maps with full particulars, at the oncc OF the auctloneer
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

TJ DARDoNyILLE mi ORTER OF GAS FIXTURES
IL ana French Mechanical Lamps. viii remove on "
before the Isl of May to 53 Broadway between Bond and
Jones streets prevos which he offers his Stock
the lowest figures, to facilitate his moving.
II. DARDONvIbLE, 623 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

n RESS MAKING. G.--MRS LOvETTE NAY BE FOUND
~ As Maedougal prepared receive
srring orders of her patrons rate dressmaker
wanted; also several apprentices.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

ATHE wtNTRD-A GOOD SECOND DAND SPIN.
uing Turning Iiathe also q pair of Rules
Call address Van Ness No. Liberty place, thrd
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

hiVoRC ES-vALID IN ALL PARTS OF THE
- world-procured in an adjoining State without publ
city or change OF residence and for moderate Lee Com
nominations strictly confidential Address Counsellor sta
ton d. b ole House, New York.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
ocULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

A RTrFfrfAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER AND
"A inserted. So Broadway
DIR T. BAuCH 4 r. 6oUGELAAES.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

A SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE FOR sALE-0yER.
N strung bass fun Iron frame. best city maker wiz be
sold cheap Inquire az 81 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

~. contact with moths put Cedar Camphor with your
clothes Cheap certain. HARRIS Il CHAPMAN, OF Bos-
ton alone make it but all good druggists sell at 81 20
rackage.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

NT DOUGHTY AUCTIoNEER.-PEREMPTOR SALE
M. of Household furniturc, Carpets Pario suis &c
NJ DOUGHTY
will sell on Wednesday March To- at l0h O'Clock. At auction
room, 70 Nassau street, viz
Rosewood QahogNny and walnut paror Suits covered
in broeael and haolh; BRUSSELS Tapestry Carpets Book
Extension Tables Dressing Bureaus, Washssnds,
Bedse ads, Hair Mattresses, Palliasses &C.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
win be sold al public sale, without reserve,
AT ThE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE

DEREMPToRY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRNlTuRB
i 1c-BENy. p. FAlRCIILD, Auclioneer. will sell thi
day (Tuesday March l5 at 10Y A. NJ At No. 3 Third
nue. general assortment Of Household Furnlt,rc c9nsi,,
ng OF mahogany Sofas marble Bureaus Tables Wash
stands Bookcase Seat Chairs Rockers Bedsteads
Mirrors Ragere and sideboards also Brussels Tapestr
and Ingram Carpets; 0icioth Refrigerator Glassware
Crockery, Kitchen Utensils &c
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

WASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD INITIALS WHITE
~ RAYS 10 cents; co'oed and WooIcns cents per round
Books aud New 6s cents old Brass 20
Copper and Pewter IS cents pound old Lead
welt
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
sALEs AT AUCTION.

A :. L. SMITH, AUoTIoNEER. WILL SELL sd.s THIS ),
n. day at II o'clock II Ninth street. between Second
Third avenues Piano, three Parlor suits, rose
wood and black walnut Bedroom Suits, Chairs TABLES,
Rockers Pier Glasses Brussels and Ingram Carpets oi
Paintings and everything belonging TO frat class house
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

AANiIO0D AND THE NTGOR or YOUTH RESTORED
INs in four weeks Nv Dr.. RICORDS Essence Of Life.
This wonderful will restore mahuod to the most shat
tered constitutions. whether arising from excuses sole
abuse the eiects Of cmatn natural causes The time
lnrGd the tnvcterae four weeks.
Failure impossible DR. Rcrds Esqcnce of Life Is sold
cases. with Instructions for 50. quaint ties
in for 3d. Sent carefully packed on receipt 81 remit
tance BIZ his Circular
four sanps FuIIIP ROLAND. No. 447 Broomc street,
NeW YORK door west Of Nfoadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
GENERAL NEWS.

The corner stone of new Synagogue was
laid Oh Tuesday morning in Tbirtyourth street near
1.rosiway. meeting Of officers aud guests was held
at Trenor's Hail. where procession was formed
which marched to the site Of the edice. The Rev j.
s. Kramer. Dr. j. ". Raphall and DR. Solomons adj
dressed the auditors. box containing coins and pa
pers deposited in the cavity OF the stone The sun
day School participated in the exercises by singing.
A dispatch from Denver City, May -, says
that Cherry Creek. which has been dry within and
several miles above this city since 1882 suddenly filled
with water at midnight the 10Th instant, OVERLOOKING
its banks submergng West Denver, and doing i'm
mense damage property. Fifteen twenty persons
have been drowned, and about fifty dwellings swept
away The loss OF property is estimated at over a
million Of dollars.
Andrews, the July rioter, was tried, convicted,
and sentenced yesterday, for conspring tolevy war
against the United States under the act Of Congress Of
Jay 1861 When asked if he Lad anything to say why
sentence should not be pronounced. he made long
rambling speech and the Court proceeded to sentence
him to imprisonment at lard labor, in the State
Prison COR three years.
The case Of Mr.. John d. Lewis, who was
recently before Justice Shandley on a charge Of con
spiracy TO do bodily injury to Mr. Anderson formerly
clerk in his employ, dismissed II was then car.
ried before the Grand Jury but that body followed
the example Of the Magistrate, and threw out the
papers.
number of the friends'of DR.. Gum, the re-
firing Health Officer met at Peteler's Hotel New
Brighton Monday evening and manifested their high
appreciation of his services Mr. Norval presided,
sisted by DIR. Richardson Speeches were made by the
Chair. Dr. Gum, DR.. Mofatt and others
The Thirty -fith Anniversary Of the Brooklyn
Sunday Schools took place yesterday and some 10000
children turned out in procession The weather was
all that could be desired and every thing connected
with the arrangements passed off satisfactorily
Gold opened at 1927, and rose to 1856, receding TO
1854 at p The Shorts" good deal alarmed but
sci they supplied and their fess dspeed the rate
broEe to 1884 and freely offered. Stocks have been irregular
but with increasing business generally higher The
demand for Government stocks good but the offerings con
tnus moderate In railroad bonds the business was small
f prices In bank shares little done Coal stocks strong
generally At 1879 the named for Sterling bills by the As
,,snt Treasurer the whole suddenly taken and
re.od upon tie street IN high 20l The mar
ke, for freishts active, AID rates improving
Money continues abundant and be had in large amounts
at 5d6 per cent and upon time to brokers favorable
terms are offered There is comparatively little demand
capital except call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
CONGRESS-.

SENATE May 24-Mr. johnson introduced bill
granting lands to aid in the construction of railroad
aud elegr aph line from Lake Superior 10 Puget sound
Referred. Mr. Van Wrinkle reported ilyorably on the
House bill punish and prevent the cornterfeitng OF
coin Of the United States The Brazil Mail Steamship
bill was passed. by Yeas 81; Nays "A. The House bill
10 appoint an additional supervising and two local
inspectors of steamboats, for collection in the District OF
East Tennessee was passed. The Internal Revenue
bill was discussed at length the clauses regulating
the duties and salaries Of officers TO be appointed under
the law The amendments Of the Finance Committee
which were verbal generally agrecdto Adjourned
HoUsE-Mr. Dawes made report that William Jayne
is not and that John j. Todd is. entitled 70 a seat as
Delegate from Dakota Laid over. The House then
took up the Senates amendments 10 the National Cur
rency OF Bank bill. The House acted upon all the Sen
atos amendments Those 10 which the House disagreed
viii h. sent 10 the Senate for further action. Mr. Pat
terson reported bill TO incorporate the Newsboys
Home IN the Distric: of Columbia. After long and
irrelevant debate in which McsSrs. Brooks, Cox, FL
bridge Herman and others wasted time, the bill was
passed The House resumed the consideration Of the
Reciprocity Treaty. and Mr. Davis made speech
against the propriey and expediency AT this time OF
giving the notice for the termination Of the treaty.
Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

We have files of papers from the Cape OF
Good Hope Colony to April :. The Alabama put into
Table las March 90 and took in 800 tuns OF coal In
leaving port on the 25th the New-York side'wheel
steamer Kiu.Kian bound to China, met the Alabama
at the haIbor entrance In The Cape Argus OF March "a
appears long letter from Capt. Semmes OF the Ala
bama addressed to the British Admiral on the station,
Sir Baldwin Walker, relative to the seizure in SimonS
Bay Of the Tuscaloosa by order OF her Majesty Gov
crnmcnt
Mr.. John II. Gourlie, Chairman Of the Finance
COMMITTEE Of the Metropolitan Fair, has deposited with
NJ. Cisco $780, OOO-making, with the sl,w0on PAID
the Sanitary Commission net sum so far OF 81 100"
The total amount Of the receipts WILL 1t is expected
reach 5 $4,000.
The Supervisors Volunteer Committee clam
that this city is entitled to credit for 800 men beyond
the number required under all calls yet made The
Government however insist that 200 men are needed
to ill on. quota under the last call.
The 18th n. Y. :. NJ. Regiment IL expected
10 arrive at Jersey City this morning about o'clock
They will be received by the Brooklyn author
;ies and escorted to that city where brilliant reoep
ton awaits them.