, 1864-01-28
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JANUARY %. 1864.


the war. -.
The joint resolution for printing all official
reports Of military operations since the COM
mcncement Of the war, Wos reported back
with unanimous Recommendation that 1t pass-
Secretary Stanton was examined to-day by
the Judiciary Committee Of the Senate, in
relation to charges against Mr. Hale.
There was IN animated discussion to-day
between Mr.. Kinney, OF Utah, and Fernando
Wood. The former called the latter trail
tor, and said he would move the. expulsion
were he member instead Of delegate.
The latter said anybody who impugncd
his loyalty uttered false words. He would
answer any body who did so.
Tie Deficiency bill passed the House to-day.
It includes sec, 600 to complete the Govern
mcnt building ut Dubuque.
Tho House, has concurred by twenty ma
jority, on yea and nay vote, In the amend
tnent made In COMMITTEES, limiting the ex-
penditure for the Capitol md Treasury ex-
tension to the protection Of the present
buildinrs
M. Ia,n+ co,,n,,.+oo ~, +ha rona,o+ IF
14g eolns Sonii..ee VI 40 1ouua.s eus.,l 81 ~
retary Stanton this evening.
The senate Committee on Finance had the
1rte1nol Revcnnc hin nn5er corsiderat;on TO-
49," ~. a..,z,sta,, .ros .ooohsa. ~, +he
aay. ~ cone'uSlon "a9 ~ ieusnsu .''s " 49,
whisky qncst1on, except tnat tne members
Lave agreed to express no opinion inside or
outsidc.the committee, till Il formal vote fs
taken.
No mi, confirmation IN exccu,,ra session
~ o'y ~. 1ouA 1sCJ ~ Ees.as+ ns-eot ~
to-day was mat OF =. l.. fof1ess' O'1ec' iaa
Commissioner ior Vnglnla' ,
The Senate Military Committee reported
oii 6.aAt"6 S4"u ~ 'o.1 .nn+ =" .'.'>-
cd prior to July %, 1861.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Underline Agricultural college dfah1 Ac1
Of 1862, sixteen States have sent their accept
nnces to tue General Land Office. Five Of
+,a.c bo,a nnh1ic 1ands within their limits.
anu Will eaAo sneA 4uo'Ao - "4.I,~s -
from. The other eleven are .cntltlca 10 lana
script which los been made out for all eSc5pt
n e1no11 amount ret to ,ssue to Maine.
en1'~AA ~
WASHINGTON, jan 27.-The report OF DOM
D. DefEees, Superintendent Of fu1itc M Print
expended for printing, paper and binding,
| from Oct 16t, 1sC9, to Sept. 50tn, 1803,
| amounts to 81 ,405;t00. The year preceding,
| It cost s549, ,Coo-the excess being principally
| for blanks for the various Departments. The
! amount Of printing and binding executed the
last year, If paid for ut the prices establlshcd @
By the law Of ls5@@, would NAVE cost SSao,oN
more than 1as been expended Tor that pur-
| pose by the Government.
The Government printing office was estao.
| lished In March, 1861, since which time up to
Sept. 80, 1868, the printing and binding have
cost 1854 ,0G0 less than they would have cost
ut the old prices. y
The report concludes rs follows:
| The.character Of the printing and binding. in
material and workmanship, ii superior TO that
furnished under any eJstcm Which has preceded
the present. The experiment Of ne Gose[nmsat
do!ng Its Owl Wor non as feas0s a s aqa snc
aaa ansstn' GSp"otns' "05 Nc 4's"'1e1 'o ~p'''
ee1s'as; Wasu,so7os. Jan. oz-Thc special to the
| Pr snrs It Ia fhonpht this mornfng that Gar
sa1s ~ III, IL inos ~ ns,,ra h,,t ~ erns1;ca
tsor. ~ c"nnto
Ths W"xa and Means commtttee have
! .r-esa IL rccnmmend m nnnronrintfon of
III IN, - ~ 5afIsu +he ovnsnsaa in caIlino tim
Stn;o $500 ~ T., torar,1 @ 7,ardor STATES
| o| s-n,ost =, r4,a.,nc 5orrorone1v III