, 1865-01-27
POSTSCmmEpT. 2
FROM NEW YORK.
O1er Midnight Dispatclls
Especial Dispatch to the Wtetern prczs.1
Nsw IoH1, Thursday, Jan. Or
-"slitnry SituntEnn

teFec5al dispatch to the Wtt!ern prczs.1
NEW SosK, Thursday, Jan, &c.
/ ~"s'itnry :Situn1tan.
Tho IL. A 'alnes eJrfesoanaa,
The Horld's Army Ut 49, Tho aith, mad
s'5e' the lepes' on Inc nlsht -. 'so& {
demonstration on our picket line in 1ry-.
Bermuda Hundreds. They found the picket line
prepared fot them, and there was sharp firing
through tie night An intelligent dcaertsr re-
ports that JEFF. Davis left Richmond on Friday for
visit to Wilmington"
The Nrald edltor1ally thinks the news forms
the commencement Of IN uprising against Jet.
Davis ind his Cabinet 1t thinks the rebel Con-
Frcss has etcctna11y deposcd him by creating the
Office Of Generll-ir~Chiei Of the Armies, and vir-
tually shclvcd his Government by inviting his
Cabinet to resign.
There is considerable excitement, to.fay, over
the new assignment Of quotas under the last
call; The quota Of the city is $1,000, Instead OF
1900, as previously reported.
Washinaron Matters.
The 7S1afs' Washington special Gays:
<Tha War Department has determined to take
prompt action In regard 10 Interference by the Iu-
dians with The Overland Mail. 1t is very probable
that the section Of country now infested by the
future trouble"
The same special says:
Aschemc to appropriate 50, 00o, 600 to the ship
canal around the Fal]s Of Nlagara has about ex-
nlGeSd s1!on T be nsde when it
The third animal business meeting Of the Chris
tlan Commission convened to-day. Delegates
M Was presded snf se
Of national importance, concerning the work for
the n:my and nary, WIS presented end consiIereI.
Re bSsp ams II m
Rev Rev Bi:hop fes .! wiim!nstoh, bsl ; hase I tast
cr they had gone Is delegation of tllo Christian
Commission, with the sanction of tho Government
and Gen. Grant, to cnaeayor to visit Union pris-
oners in the Sonth. They were refused admission
The Secretary Of the Treasury recently sent to
the Committee ofWays and Means draft OF the
that the Comptroller Is Of the opinion that m ad
ditional restriction upon the Circulation OF IA.
donal Banks y demanded, On account or the rap
organized and q disposition naEiiested on tls
part Of the managers ofmany Of them to increase
thetr capital for tho purpose chiefly Of increasing
den concurs. The bill was to-day reported to The
House, and day was assigned for Its consider
ction.
"a follows: That upon the transfer and delivery
Of the bonds to the Treasury, as provided in the
foregoing section. the association making the
trollcr Of the Treasury circulating notes Of disr-
cnt denominations in blank, registered and conn
tersigned a as hereinafter provided. e9ua1 IN
value Of The U. S. bonds transferred md DELI
yered, but got exceeding 20 per ccntua ct the |
amount OF said bonds at par value thereof IT bear
Ing interest at the rate OF not less than pcr cen
tlm pcr cuuum. Thc amount Of anch circulation |
to be furnished to each ASSOCIATION shall be in /
proportion to its paid up capital as follows, and
, TO each association whosc capital shaIl not ex
coed $5CoeC0, ninety per centum
exceed s1.Cc0 CO. eighty per cenlun,
Where the capital exceeds s1.000, 600, and does
not exceed s., eUnO GOO, seyenty-dve per cantum,
Where the capital exceeds S3,0Jo, ,c1n, slxty pcr
centum-
From tho South, |
The Richmond Senttrei Of the 25th says: tive
violate no confidence in stgtiny. as re do. upon
adequate authority, that the Houao Of Rcpre. |
sentates has not derotad thirty minutes Of a}l Its
secrs& sessions since the commencement Of tue