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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-22

The receipts Of the leading New York pa
pers for advertisements for the nine months cod
ing March 81. ic65. were as follows: Herald.
$423 .l22; Times. sl93. pa Tribune. $50 GA
World, SIG COL; Post. Sl56 ,s26: Commercial
Advertiser. $50 .473: Journal OF Commerce.
SlOl .09s; News, s4O.77s; Express. SIS. 500;
Stats Zeitang. $5s.Oi0: Sun. S7l.ls2 OF the
weekly papers, the Independent has the largest
income from this source. viz S63 .965. and
harper's Weekly the next. Si7 SIS
Good potatoes are selling for thirty Eve
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-22

The Albany IN " Evening Journal is pre-
pairing the minds of the now discordsnt elements
which by fraud and violence carried the election
in this State last November, for defeat in the
coming canvass Hear it:
4" In looking at this subject il should not hs
forgotten that notwithstanding the embarrass
ments which enyroned the Democracy in their
initiation and prosecution of the last years cam
paign, they were barely defeated in this State
In an aggregate vote of over $50 900, majority
of g. TAO is nothing The most that
can be said of the result is, that it was neck
and neck contest And this, too, it should be re-
menbered, when there were real discussions In
the ranks OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. invols
ing persons well as principle The Chicago
platform odicus TO the War Democracy
M'Clelap's letter of acceptance was equally Of
iensiye to the Copperheads. and Seymour was
not really acceptable 10 either; but be was par
ticulaIly offensive to those whose diluted pr
triotsm rendered il difficult tor them to give a
man OF equivocal Loyalty their cordial support.
Nevertheless, Dir. Fenson's msjority-with
his great personal popularity TO buoy him up
through the cinvass-was but se03 over Sew
mour, and Liucoln's majority was only $40
over Mcclellan in vote OF more than 730 ,000l
1t the Democracy could have thrown off any
one of the score of burdens which II bad 20
bear; il the Union party had been Que whit
less united OF Jealous through the Canvass,
the verdict of New York would have heen re-
versei a.t-..r fn a. fr
A recital of these facts certainly foreshadows
gloomy prospect for the opponents of the cou-
sentative masses Of New York this fall. If with
all the immense power and patronage of the Fed
eral Government against them, the tampering
with and Withholding of soldiers votes in the
mails, end the every resort, fair ard foul, TO de
feat the Democracy, they were beaten only 6 740
IN a vote of 1870 900; sure enough, how can they
be defeated now, while presenting frmer front
than ever, with the Federal Administration car
rylng out the policy of restoration ana concilia-
ton for which they contended. and fair field
open before themf- Rochester Union.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-22

Good potatoes are selling for thirty Ave
cents bushel at Black River Falls Wis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-22
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

which greatly facilitates the process % teeihiug, ~
soening the gums reducing all Inflammation. viii sh-y
Ali PAIN and spssmodie action, sndis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-22

The Philadelphia Leiser Is Authorized to
say that there is not one word o truth IN the
story that tae GogeFnmeui hss ogisrs,i 80 900
men ~ Texas The Goyeranens does cot pfo
pose to adj $4,000 900 10 he mex yelr's ex
petse Cor the pleasure OF demonstration"
The troops in Texas consist of parts OF three
Corrs. end number about 90 GOO men in oil
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-22

"A certain minister, going 10 visit one OF his
sick parshiOners, who was an uncOmpromisinx
wag asked him how he bad rested during the
night. "Oh, wondrous i'll, sir, replied he. for
mine eyes have not come together these three
nights" what is the reason OF thatl" said the
other. ALAS sir, said he, because my nose
" 81 hafuann fhnrn -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-22

The State authorities OF New Hampshire are
making preparations TO receive, at, the State
Prison, about fifty convic,s who have been tred
and found guilty of charge. against the General
Government. The Government Is TO ply the
State one dollar per week .or the board OF each
prisoner They are all to bs employed Al labor
IN the same manner as the other convicts
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From Colorado.
Indian Ho.tui,ics Renewed

Juiesbv,S. Colorado. Jan. 9.-On saturday
morning p.r,y ct sixty indians stacked the ovor.
land mail express coseh, three miles east Of herc,
aud robbed the mail express. They also attacked
q mule train co-e by, killing one man sud vcsnd-
ing .no,hef Tho troops at the military posi here,
numbering frsn some hfty to eighty men, imme-
dis.oly stsrsd To the relief Of the white settlers in
the vicinity, and drove the Indians to the NuSA
mile bsck. wherc the Indians were reinforced 70
the numblr of hf,ren hundred, and In turn drove
the troops N the pos, The Indians ,bon entered
the station in isr.o numbers and amer destroying
oil the furniture and brosking al Die windows in
tho huihiog set them on ere They also ao.iroyed
. large amour, n teiegr.ph ms.or,sl. well di-
rected rc OF muske,ry from the troops 81 the post
however, soon drove ,hcrn from the sts,ion. In
the running hgh, on the right n our troops thirty
Ave Indians were killed, Including tho principal
chief Nino,cen q our soldiera and citizens were
kilod A general msssa, re and destruction Of tie
~hiie, Was only prevented By the perseverance and
bravery Of our troops and an "thci'nt artillery
force. The Indians retired In = southe,y direction
This -as by far ,he most determined incurnon
made by the Indians this seasou.
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Congressional Proceedings,
XxNvIIIth CONGRESs--econd Session
SENATE


Washington. Jan. 10.--Mr Wilson presented .
resolution calling upon tho Adr,nus-Genoral for
lis, NJ the names Of regular and volunteer Major
Generals and Brigsder.Genc-als In the army
tho lst Of January, ls66 and whore and how em-
ployed &C., which Wa passed.
Mr.. Bucksew introduced a bill 10 repeal the a.,
TO authorize recruiting for the L y. Army IN the
Rebel statea, which referred TO TIE Military
COMMITTEE.
Mr.. salisbury said some days spo he offered =
resolution directing the Secretary o: War to inform
the serAto under what authority he crll'd into the
pubNo service volunteers for tbirv snd nj ne days
lie has not replied ~ LAas resolution, hold H. at
the Secretary ot War AH a mculber Of tue cabinet
ia ID every sense ~ iect H. IN OrceI Of the Amer
cnn scunte And now move that he DO LyaIn d e
rected N inform the Senate under hat authority
he called Into the service volunteers for thirty and
ninrt. days.
resolution embracing tue oyiect arrived A. anu he
did 60. " Clari Jcctod ~ ,tc resolution, Apd
Il lies over.
Mr.. sberuau, froa, tbe Financial Committee, re-.
pDrtcl thc ii Lac hill H. supply lehcioncic3 "a last
,rlr's appropriate ons making several Gidiuons
and striking Out th" appropriations for IN rcaping
tie salaries ~ capitol employees. Also the cor-
sular Appropriation hl, which latter was tskeu
ny, Spd osiponcd I'll Frilay
! On motion Of Mr. Sherman tie deficiency nh was
taken up.
Mr.. Harlan offered Al amendment sppropriating
six thousand dollars g. defrAy the expenses OF
Joserh A Wright to Brussels " sttend An inter.
/ nat onsi lar,
! M nc hrcson said NJ. Wright went IN Eirope
with the distinct understanding that no eumpen-
| sauou would be allowed.
! Mr. sumner tnd he had great respect FOR Mr.
. wrght. and had no doubt no rendered excellent
service ia Europe, ~ the mission was one OF . pri.
yate citizen 1he President had no right 70 make
| and call H. a.,
pay for H.
Mr.. Harlan was very sorry that such opposition
10 measure in which the agricultural intsrests ol
the country IN lsrgely involved should bc
rnade by Senators.
On this question the vote ws--yess, 9; nays 20
The bill was tnen passed.
Mr. Wilson introd uood bil W suthoris. . see
ond Assistant 6oeretaJy Of VA, -hich -ss refsrrec
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"a Letter dstod at Havana, January 4, sSys; The
DIAEto ot yesterday contains article , column
In length, about the action Mt Puerto Csbalo. Tbs
spanlsh mar. .of.war Andsluza sent n three boats
" capture two schooners that were loading to run
the bloctsde, one OF which was found empty, and
the other bad soms mahogany and tobacco on
board. lhe landing force WAS subjected ~ , heavy
Orc, and lost thirtcen men. though no loss 10 men
toned In tie article o. ,hc DrAuo The chief Of
the sXI oliuon is said to have been wounded,
hough sm creilly informed that no was Killed.
have had the opportunity Of conyers,ng with soV
era officers recently returned from Monte Christi.
They give a dolcful account 1 the stste Of sfairS
aud say that tho general Top mon is that spain
ought to abandon tho conquest Of the island, which
would seem To Re no, only she mos, honorable hut
the viscst courrc to pursue. The army is slier-
ing very much from lsct of water, though this Ia
somewhat remedicd by the shipments from This
island. The lack o. water Tor purposes " clcanh-
moss is telling upon the general health Of tho army
one ohicor told me i WAS considered luxury TO
waah one. face and that he had paid si?6 for
sufficient water for bath"
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rrr Enp,ror m,,,rr,Nan \. a.. ,..,,., :. A...s, so,.
bhdd,ro ali hexic.ns 40 ,c., cI..r,. r,.Iat. q,
Nve Presidents ~ tho d.S,rc, r,rr,Be "'rhc,
arc>" asy. ~, d,,,ee ,lp,, =, ,,anv - r,.,,',,
sis uf OWL srif. and ,.rtv tr,umnh An evrsr
thou Ia mad Io,aS.r IT, -, = n, ,-,,a, -,,,.a
IN resisting ,he j,y,.i,n ~ ,;.r sC,., and m.
Amerean arr,v a, taiaS =. L., -, A.. cI,.n an
by the garrison vf "a ~ Iuan a'Ifnca At rs
bombaIdtn,nt bv A.. Fs.,,cL ,o5., p,i,r. b,
Jan,Lle
Ac-,.,,,,,-, A
oini, ,ty ~ ~ r an o'd my w W'"' w
sIth ~, ~ ON"eu lNfA" rset oi paLreh l'uu
', " .I. ~ N"u'I no. r',' ani who TOOK the ainor
~. .,.s.,o' , w pouttb some petroleum. G,l aons
a., 80 .,esus r1Ivn utNtu"rrN lhr"ugh ~ sac en'n
- ~ 'S"u ia'ulouS price w owners Asreeins
-. CIV VIC lsdy unr-c'Shth o' thS oii. INC 90
spceulatorS tut Tho enter,rVuug iclowr set ur
tbcsr derrick and pui down an auRuf, ami In .
short tune they struck well which yields me hun.
dred barrels Oi oil per DAY.
Tus as, .y.,t,,, ,o,.,,,,,, II u, .,d NJ. Ttr
colin w.a , Wv brlli.n, .a.ir A,ou, tso ,hou
-anI u.r.,n. ..,.n,isI .,I NJ I,n,,,Ir ,,,,,,we,t
,l,o usu.I I,occss Of .b.lins hand. ,sitb The yis
tdrs NJ F.,rag,, ir c,,,,,,,.,v With M. weue,
.,it :. .,cJ ror.,d.r.Li. .,,.n,toc Ah,u, halCnasr
,ot. Mr. I.ncoln a., cornn.ny Win Ma. Dcnn,.c,
and Mr., Ilncoln viii t:Dy,,unr Morgail led IN
in , NJ, !. .,,,J ~ -, ascr.,.,v So =
.rJ Ch,,S I,.,, s,h..o .,,J NJ a,.s,,s s,o.k,r
Colfsx s.n.,o,sIt, sI.,,,.n Ia s,,r,gle.
sumper, N,io, Cc,,sr,i p.nla Auyur and mar, =
LETT, and many o,b.-. .,c,,nn.n,ej hy tc,r LADIES'.
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caruffns add around Augusts, 0oorgs. hsvc
sa'd, and repeat the opinion, that u vi. highly
probsb'e that portion Of hs army under Thomas
will be ordered to virv1n,s but shey will pc< 60
yet thcy ~ill be kcp, busy tll spring, whom ,hcy
viii he scpt vhere moss nccdcu--,o Grant. With
proper e,ergy, The Confederate military pswu in
the Cotton S,.tcs bc 20 t>< wiped out, 10y the
lat Of April thss infantry between the Ssvsnnah
and the Mississippi WIN be Of value whs.ever.
Al that arm Of the service. or nearly all can he
readily spared " 60 wherever their servtCes are
mos imp-riouslv demanded Il is to BE- hopei the
eovernment wont put the IRONS IN 'hs nre new
sprpg, and try " conquer The armies Of both Leo
and Kirby Smith at oncc. The trans Mississippi
Department should he lct alone until Richmond
bas fallen aud ,hep quick work can bo msde of
the Texas and Louisiana rebels. Thoy do Dot num-
her over 2s,OO0 and could make stance
asins, the united forces which would be brought
70 bear upon thom.
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DepIorubIe Couditiou Of X cntucLy.
A recent issue Of The Louisville JOURNAL says

recent issue Of The Louisville JOURNAL says:
The sad condition ~ our STATE IL now an object
Of much sohcltude. II IA without sdequsto means
Tor protection and the larger portion of he terri
bry 10 overrun by marsu,ers and given up "
pluuder snd dsspoilaion. society is fcsrfully dis.
orgsnirod, and we no longer sppeal ~ the statutes
Tor the redress OF . wrong. Lawlsss hands roam
at will, and tie pesccabl" CT Nou ~ hunted down
v III the greatest oseurnese, aud robled ami muir
dered in The coolest manner possible. The desper-
sdoes bid dehsnco W Al suthori,y, snd thoy mock
al an attempts W bring ,hsm inio subicotiou. A
ruthless warfare Ia wagcd. Tbe knife Is red with
the blood ~ innocent victiTna and the FIRE
braud " The bod incendtsry 10 applied
with feelings Of oNultsuon, aud he black
encd ruins OF many homes attest how weil tho
work IL and has hcsn done Trade Ia DESTROYED
Rut lew signs Of prosperity h. ho in many
portions al the STATE. Tue inlsnl towns arc no
longer full Of the hustle OF business. stores are
closed. ami an air ~ dospis,ion roigns on every
side Men are forced 10 fee for their lives. ami
whole iainiIe. are abandoning pleasant homes and
moving W other StAtcs. The proud old common
wealth has suffered terribly indeed. The outlaws
are proving upon ner vitals, aud II remedy s no,
soon applied The disease will b.coino hopeless.
Lands are fast depreciating property IL going W
obstruction, and everywhere stalks the form Of
rIin. Il is truly timn that souno plans were de-
yiscd 10 sord protacton W the people And to stay
the hand Of dcsolshon. II IL time that disorder
was hanrhed from the commonwealth, aud law and
authority FIRMLY established.
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General Butler Superseded.
lie IL Ordered Home

The dspnich from City Point announcing the
siderable attention, but is generally scquiesccd In
THO General 0rier issued from Washington deni-
ncd his removal from The command Of the Depart
ment Of Virginia and North Carolms, and required
property aud moneys civil and military, in hls
possession TO officer N be- dcs,nated by Gene
raj Grant IS his temporary successor. General
n I,lcr is then ~ proceed 10 bis home st
Lowell, Massachusetts, whcuce he Is ~ report by
! lester, to the War Department ct Washington
THIS action o! the government is understood ,o
! relate 10 the failure Of the expedition ,o Whining
ton, for which he is generally held responsible
both in the army and navy. There other din.
eulges, however and grounds Of plainL which
4 h another department a. az Early date. General
Rntler was not regarded with favor by the officers
o, the army, who hAd very high opinion Of his
military genius. General Ord, con- mander of tho
\ Twenty fourth Army Corpa hss been srpontei by
General Grant as tho temporary Of Gene
i ~ Butler General Ord is a West Point graduate,
who hs. dsnnguisbod hiu1self in mos, Of the bat
ties a. the war and he enioys high military repu.
tation. General Bntler is the last Of the civilian
general. in high command, and his downfall affords
smother illustration of the indispensable necessity
n close military training to achieve success in the
eed. In the rebel service this kind of general.
has heon disren.ed with long since.
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Dates are received from Havana to the 4th inst.
The nows Of Union victories Is making converts W
the Union cause in that city. The duel between
QUO Of the EDITORS Of the SOLO and Lieut.. Colon ol
Psrri had taken place. 1t was oooshoned by tbs
criticisms ID the srsLo upon an amateur bull hsht
Both parties we're wounded. Rumnr says tina, the
civilian dl.armed the ofcer twicc, and that this 80
piaued him that be intends N demand another
meeting Several other dues were talked Of In
Havana. The weather has bcen cold. The health
4 the city was perfect,
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7rsnfon, Jan iO.-rbe legislature organised bv
appointing Edward W scudder, Of Mercer. Pres-
dent John W. M~eker. q H,seI, Secretary :
Isaac r Wilson. Eusroa.ing CLERK and an ,hs
Old officers
Tho HOUSE met 81 Pm A resolution thai .
majority would be requr~t " cle,t ofb,ers -
offered. motion W table II was lost by , vote Of
80 against 50, and /, -Az thsn postponed until to.
morrow. motion prevailed to prcced Ia elect =
sp"afer. The first bslo, stccl 10 for Tsylu
trsm. q Monmouth and 80 for Joseph Cros.
well lRepl Of Union.
The Housc then adjourned until 10 O'Clock To-
morrow.
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General Thomas New Base.

IN. Nashville correspondent ofthe Chicago TRt.
rrNE Jan. =, furnishes the following details -
orerntlons in that region "fIood has escaped,
hut he is by no means safe yet, The greater por-
uon NJ our infantry ore concentrating at Eastport,
in Mississippi, a short distance below Florence
sm.h's command has bcen there for several days
and now the 4tn aud 23d Corps are Oh the way,
while General Thomas himself is 10 srrive here to-
morrow morning. and his Qusrte as'cr has taken
~ sscssiun Of boat here H. convey the old hero
and star around, by river, to meet the men. From
this you viii perceive that VAS not Tar wrong.
pomO time since, IN Predicting "chanRe Of base, 4"
which will leave Nashville 'out in the cold +"
The force nt Passport II be 1ined by i2 0OO men,
now on their way from Memphis, and then there
will he the co-oyeratipg forces under Dana, from
V.cf sbuIg, and under flor lou Granger, from New
clean sweep across the State Of Alabama which
Will clear all the rivers cmptyinR Into
the GuL and open them 20 our
steamboats,. Wilson'S cavalry are at Baiuhrdre
and Florence and will nos Re idle. They will push
olt into the Interior and will cooperate with ihe
Infantry In destroying what little here is len OF
military power Ia the cotton States IL is n"'
mucu, however, you CAL rest assured But the
oueniug ~ tie rivers and IRE iu1her desirucuon
o. he railroads are works Of great iniPoitan,e G,
Gul il is to com etc lhein that tho Commanders Of
ulr armies must direct ntteAtiOn,
The rivers are very favorable for operations and
uase convenient bases, In tic first place, ths
capture 4" Mobile viii pen two important stream :
tie 7 ,lU UGbec and Alabama, the former nsyigatlC
Tor hundred miles ilom its mouth, aud the lstleI
N Aoniromeiy, the hrsi capital of rebeldoin. 7,
Selma toats can run All tho year, and Tor csA
months they can 20 N MONTGOMERY. Having zoe
Ec-scd 0urlig gos of these places al a.vance o
aOou -,7.nty-nyc m. es val put US in possess ~
of Coluuhus Georgia, point Of great Importance
as the head waters Ol steamboat navigation (eIcep
very smgl crait. Of the ChaltabOOchie. Steamer
# 25o tons eau 90 M 10 this point about nun
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The Blair-Peaoe Report.
A Denial.

rashinotcn Jan. io.-The present 'pecul,tons
shoui pare movements which have been tho sub
bert o. comment both in loyal snd rebel newspaper.
ros,s on . weak foundation. Il ia safe To say ths,
1no person, other authorized or unauthorized has
lsscly left Washington for the front on IN srrsad
o. peace, or with view to consult the rebel su.
Ithor1ties concerning the existing difficulties
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lie following L,Gs ~e,s iutrJdueed.
In relation 10 th. pas nient OF Officer. sui clarke
10 thr various depsrtiucuta ut the New York T. =
Goycums4t FJr railroad IN tie llth avenue.
Aud tho following WI, uI!ced;
To snend the ~. otVn Water oct 10 iucorpOr-
ate tho New Iort SNsrpsho o'ors Clun. 10 rrpnlate
the sslr ot leaf tohr,cu. 70 incorporate the New
York IouI MpuIc AFs0riat1t, To incorporate the
Natippul Gloe Cqrb NJ N'N York. To lnn aupcal =
70 tno Cours % hppeai- 10 incorporate the Na-
nuns Loan md Insurance Company. 40 amend
the charter 4 tie Grand Hotel Company OF New
York. 70 inco-InrHsr tGr A'lny and Navy BAY. ugs
Bank NJ Nrw I.rk AuiAoriz,tg thr cOnsoliustI0
o. the Hudson /: ggf guI Harlem Railroad Com.
psni,s 10 Amend the Charter ~ lho Manhattan
Insurance 60. Authorizing the f.cuud Hyouue
rsilrola 10 construct a ne" HsrS
The srrakcr announced he s,andin. Commit
tees, the most important o. which are.
WAYS and Means Collins Of Wayne; .ddinx-
toL Of - LaErruCe; LORD, OF Iompkins; Brand
reth, o! Wrsu hester; Crawford, Of Ale. .hany :
Weaver, OF oleida AMI lugsahanI, OF NeW York
Rarolds-s.anford, oI : henectady, l.. IL Hun
&c ford, Of ClAdtaLqua; Weber, Of Schuyler ;
Worth, OF Kiu4s; SLipaud, o. I oSa Loutro, oi
New York W II. CLARK, of Fulton Nnd Hamilton.
Federal RclSuOus-Brel, !, Of New York Bcmis,
! Of s.eut ca; Tophaiu, oi WarreL; spOor, Of Wash
ington; sherrood q Putnam : and Wesver, of
! Oneida.
Internal Affairs Of Towns and Co,iutles-Pslmor,
II Jefferson; L.fever, o. lister; j W. Brown, OF
Genessee; Turner, Of Greens; Nicholson, Of Rock
| land.
Academies and schools--sanford, Of oswsgo
! Oliver, Of Delaware: 4 r. Smith, Of Ya,es
Whitman, n Kings; M-Couvne, Of Monroe
! Clahns-Rouss- OF Oneida Lewis, Of AueghAny
/ Lee, Of HerE.m6T 7. C. Iolman, OF Westnhester
| Chapman n Ssrstozs.
| Public ieslth--RlehArdsoo, Of EsssI Y. l.
smith, Of Ys.es; II P. TofnaAn. OF Onon1.z,
/ Cooper a. Es-gs Boswell Of KinsA
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New York State Legislature.

Albany Jan iO.-Ths following bin. were
noticed to-day
To provide Tor tho regulation aud government ~
the Central Park, New York To smend tho tax
law by placing personal ou the same fpoting res
property. To Incorporate the studio Building A.
socia,on OF New YORK 10 ortond the secopd Ave
Rsilrosd, Now York.
The following were introduced;
To provide parade ground for ,he military Of
New forS. 10 FIX the compensation ui IA, t-hcrs of
bc New York Common Council at S2bO0 per Au-
mum. To provide additional means Of relief for
sick and wounded soldiers Of this State, iu Lo ser
vico. To provide for the appointment oi 6yo Com
missioners Of APPEALS.
Resolutions wsro introduced az follows:
Ths, County Treseurers be required g. report 10
the Bureau ot Military Stat sites by tho 18th Il
January the amounts expended in Their respective
cpuntss for lOIntier and other objects connected
with eniislmenr. Tlat the commissioners for
| building q public market in New York, ropor,
within ten DAYS the amount thus far expended by
th.m, aud for what purpose. That she Preal-
dent lie request"i TO waive N the interest OF tho
minority all non essential questions, and prompt v
direct an exchange Of all prisoners upon equitable
terms. Adopted.
The resolution appointing mesSrs Munger, White
and Humphrey Committee W investigate into the
| affairs and management of The several depsrt.
m.nts OF tho New York city government was
aiopioi
TvENNG sEsaIoS.
! The bin to pay s;s,s bounty to volunteer, wa-
taken up as the special order, and alter discussion
:hc following amenlmon. vas adopted
| "So bouuty tosvoun'eers shall 10 offered TO r,
paid or shall be hereafter paid in tn State rxcrp
| from tho State Treasury, which shall bo a state
bounty, and no local bounty under tho preseut Of
any flturo call shall be pad IN any county, town
| OF city"
Progress was then reported. Tho bill was re
ferred t. a Se ect Comtn.ttoe, and the subject wa,
made .he special order ir Thursday cysu,us.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-11

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-11
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

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