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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02
aALEs AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION. ~o>>o,
HrsFT Ik kESR sIssa III 81
Gay DECEMBER - Y O'clock ss . 10 ar OF B 20
4 GRAY MARE, very gentle and Stylish kina IN :" MI
meas sS ss.
hands high sound and kind and IN AL sndsis sose
o. 4 isa' We ss seat open en- oxIsSiSEEss
Also COUPE. in good order city but.
HEsHHHH LE IhHps kSRR VII ss suction os,ss
urday, December at l0k O'CLOCK a. tno' -
I''' sIEsAxr HOUSEHOLD rysSSI rUss, rosewood
fnnos Carved and black su in boostsl
snd ss
Wsshsnnds and ccmmodes Pesther ba aosn nisntets
ir Also an sssornens Of kitchen Furniture Further
h,s ssy fsasardayn a. Io O'Clock a. zs Thompson
paas q AT Ley ROOM ssGsS
ais consulting Of rosewood rsror SUIT i h
oSs s.ssees w
ssns rsn1s ssa oon Table With variety
Kitches Furniture ---------- Il
G a.. BoaARr. AucroNEERs-THIs Day DAY. M At iok
~ sls. a. ns e. onssSss
ssfa n.S.sSs %sasss: eassssss
srsss Msrs:se Bsnkss Bedtcss CS os
sss.ss ss ed lsS% S.Ss 81 s
mSsJ fRHGARr Aucs.snesss a. Il oecet ples No
East river xssAa'" vale Ss Gsnssf; inis Marshal
ror other Auction Advertisements sos
Seventh Page. 1850
SHIPPIN6. ~,o,...-.~o.8
ss .ss w at eS easlyas
STy 81 bSSa s:Ssss
and SITe each or .aeseda Saturday wednesday, at
ny r"n NAIL srSiHHs q nAsst EVERY
First ]! S.f Isqaoa S'''';ss ,a, 4
70 Paris rArxr IL IN od T. Paris - .
y osr1 srss 0a1a $780,
Bremen
dc. at moderate rates o.. e.o ro.,
NE tickets Be bought hero y
further assS 4 q &c Ssp yy.. s'e
'o'''' Is Brosdsny'NY
only LINE or BRITISH sTEAMERS CARRYING
" passengers direct A 4 aIsis h EIsR.
s'n" e aysfssss a1sssM s%s Be- S' '0'
Cabin $780, s ~ aas s
pany do not employ runners
CTEAM TO LoNDoN-THs SPLENDID BRITISH
steamship CELA 90, tons Captain Nr Edwin y,x,- Bill I'll
& SSs "
~ 's's"' 'pp' . HowLAND I hsPINwALr., Agents
STEAM TO auFaFUHfsSsSoxvsSo asp * aI ISxrnroo1
The Brst class iron steamship ST AspREw sails from
csr 81 h:st r'y se on
hpypg SiS WILLIAMS oUIoN p Breadwsy "
ONLY DIREcT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES NEW
LINE or FIRST GLASS MAI. sTEAAsiiilr.5n h X
TWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE, CALLING AZ
DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK.
PIER NO. 30, NORTH RIVER -. a
LAFAYETTE. A. Bocande. Friday. DEC .
EUROFE A. Ducheanc Jan ,, 1000
carrying only cabin messengers
Fr cabin. sa5; second casin. $50 Including table wine
Medical attendance free OF charge.
1o' 'u''''' ''''' N'"''" ''rG Eo roRRNzYE Agent,
No broadway.
win remove December IS 70 new oslce 81 B-",dwsy
At Paris-is boulevard des Carucnes (Grand uotep
Al Iiavrc-wiisn Ise'n 4 90.
TIME NORTH GERMAN ydoYDs arrA MsnIp NEW
States mail VIII sail from tho Bremen pier foot OF Tnird
A"e sxrUnDAY.' DECEMBER AT IL O'CLOCK M,
BREMEN. VIA snuTu aMproN.
LONDON. HAvRE NORTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The following rates. payable in gold or h equivalent IN
For Tie nrs cabin sics second calm SCI 80, sccrsgo
ewi,I be followed by tho BrEwBN, December is 1885
\ ''' '''s"' oELsiofis q co, ca Broad atroct
mHE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET ooarANY's
l IRON m''i N'''m'1 n'PPLnwANSrs,
VIII leave on SATURDAY, December 9, at i'm,
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ID A. Chiffon AUCTroNRER.
WIN be- soid n auction on saturday Dccrher d Al j:
O'Clock nj No Bridge street. crces Hams, 81 bbls Salt
81 ssca Genera. aea s rss .s sale eg'' Terms cash BY order
I2Y JAMES NJ MILLER, MONDAY, pEc. H. AT u
5s sssSu Il IN W. ss ~ ss ShS as
Broadway House and Lease Of lot Nap OF particulars 1t
by JAMES COLES soN-MoEDAY, DECEMBER l.
~ atlo O'Clock a s2l schermerhorn street brooklyn.
ssng Of mahogany and walnut Furniture Brussels and
other Carpets, g.. Catalogue 81 sale.
DAyrD .. EGAN, AUcrroNEER HORSE WAGON,
Csrrags aud Harness this DAY. at O'clock in front
tight Wagon and Harness. also seat Rcckswsy with
s% SS ute s b sslas 's d ssssuser a'''
r. CoLToy, AUCTroNEER.-ExTRAL LARGE MORT
i gage sails OF Hotel and Boarding Houss Furniture,
son, Monday December al ioi O'Clock ~ Broad.
way This vale win include every variety OF rich rosewood
Chin. .ad Silver War. SiRfSAR G2Y R1 opnes
CEORGE COOK AUCTTONEER,
s. ! s - Liberty street THIS ay a. cS o'clock
Chamber, Library and Dining Room Suits Of styles
Hal stands, Carpets Mirrors, Clocks, Vases, 4c
HENRY o. MINER, AUCTTONEEB. n
win ss Il auction as az as .sssroo
Nassau street on saturday December nj los O'Clock,
folows.--osk Dining room Suits with Arm Chairs; Libra
Suits In made by O. A. Bcsudoine Of this CITY,
se; e s SrSs
,Gp Dressing Bureaus nne carved Black Walnut Beds,ads
sss &C. OF psinnss and Eagfa"ns Black WALNUT snd
Mahogany Ocs Desks Letter Presses Ae. Also Froproof
ME- " e,sa condition also ws rss rsneh plate
which is Giiberts, with Goian attachment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

DAcIFfC MAI, STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And carrying the United States Mail, .
leave No ~ North river. foot OF tAaa Brer ~ -
ococS noon The lst th md 7's oil evrry month on
cert when those dates iaa SUNDAY and then on te pre-
cesdns saturday. FOR AsPINwALL. eonneens yl9 Ia
Railroad, with OF the comp,nys steamships IRON
Panama for San Francisco, touching d Acapulco
DECEMBEk.
is.-HENRY CHAuNCEy. Captain Gray. connecting with
CONSTITUTION. Captain farnsworth - - 49,,
IIth-h1LhNTIC, Capt Maury. connecting with CohDBN
CRY, Captsin Bradbury. ~,
eist-NEw YORK Captain Horncr. connecting with
COLORADO, Captain Watkins -,
Departures or lat aud list connect ~ ransma with
for South Pacific ports Those OF Isl touch NJ
rBpouau PASSAGE RATES
lst Cabin. "a Cabin. S'ecrage
As5O $3.50 Si2J.
OF fourth from steamers raies allowed 10
second cabin and a,eersgc passengers with fam ies
One hundred pounds hsgg9.s allowed each adult sggesc
accompany bos through and attend 70 ladies' and
children wlthQut ae projectors Baggage received on the
deck the day before sailing from steamboats, railroads ana
passengaes who prefer 10 8end dowu early -
Al experienced surgeon board Medicine and attend
apes frne - - = =
steamer will be placed tho Hire January 1866 10
from New orleans u Aspinwal, sia Havana
For passage tickets further information apply At the
Companya ucket oice, the wharf foot Of Canal street.
North river. u. W. u, bfbLcW5. Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
" REDUCED PRICES OF PASSAGE
FIRST CLASS SECOND CLASS, THIRD CLASS,
$40 Siya 500.
Children 10 Y years. half rates. under quarter rates
100 POUNDS BAGGAGE FREE
The Central American rrans!t Company viii despatch,
Wednesday, December 3 M from pier - North river
tho and elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CuBA, Captain >. ". Smith
For passage apply III West street Of Warren
d. n. CARRINGTON, AGENT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

v,ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIoNEHR. WILL Bell
II this day Saturday al IOH O'CLOCK =, 90
street. Am good and general Mnha e ~
P,rlor Dining and Bed Room Furniture Win huonen utsn
sls cnsstnr Of one rosewood Psrior Suit Fmrntnre Mr
rors Brussels Ingram Carpets Sofa Chsrs LsDies
ons rosewood Wardrobe, marble top bureHus auu an
stand French and Bedsteads BeddnS Featnr Deos
Mattressea Extension Table, with variety Oh anu
tell Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-02

q ~ BoaART. AUcTONBERs-TIIIs DAY AT iok
-. O'Clock their auction rooms NO nor,m M.i,,am,
Sofas. L0unsss mshss:n as SSxs Say as
srsss Msttresses Wool Blankets Bcdtcss CcmIorlerr,
Brussels nslan Carpets ~ Knit ios 5nps
Lumber &c. = .,,.,.., :. ro. NJ
JOHN H. HITLER, Marshal
FOR other Auction Advertisements 500
seventh Page, .ieA7
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w. no Thought of public life had ever excited her girl
ish imagination, until by chance signor huzo heard
variations introduced by Q famous sprimn donna
with whom she had become acquainleq' tQe Hoz{Hy
Immediately offered 10 instruct her. ana ufeco upon hef
parents her appearance In public. After obtaining re-
ucant consent Miss simons whose love for the divine
art became passion, commenced her vocal studies
"h made Ssr Il concern a. irving Han The
success Of that event well remembered In New YORK
Probably the greatest praise ever accorded 10 dscnone
by the public and the press was avishcd upon MISS 81
mons She continued 10 sing In concerts, making full
tour OF the United States and also OF California she
made her FIRST appearance In opera In ban fnncsco ~
mos. lrumphaut suc"ess Ms s,ncns : The youngest
American prima donna before the public not having
We have created many American primo donne: Patti,
the queen OF them oil Phillips Morens, vanxandt De
Wilhorst and Kellogg Miss smons, sfter little exper.
ence likely make better artist In all respects than
Miss Kellogg Her success here hes been complete
suoyoRA OLGA oLGru.
This handsome Young contrslto was born At Kamien.
ce in Podolia Poland on tbs 6.h 81 January ana
large landed proprietor and president OF the examn
ing board Of Instruction. Olga commenced her musical
studies at I'VE years old, at which early ago she deve
oped great musical talent and at ten years composed
polka called Bhdieu and song and variations, Caprice
d, Jense Fs which became very popular 10 tne satons
regular studies commenced. Sho worked Hssiduonsy,
and when only fourteen frequently sang 10 musical
sorcos At her fathers house before tszt schuber Kc
ssfsky, the vionis Coma,zss, the pianist and Others
Her talents highly eulogixed by List In letters
10 his friends. She became a great favorito In her
native place, and the little Olga was always
solicited 10 eing ct concerts given for the poor
Her ambition now began be aroused and dreams Of
public honor noacd before her childish vision but her
father had strong rcpugnance 70 the stage and endeav
ored 10 repress her desire for public fam visit 70 an
uncle al Dresdco however decided her fate That res
two favored the yong aspirsnts teas He took her 70
tho where she sang polonase song TO
the great delight OF tho eminent director and TWAS do
torrnned that she should become cantatricc Accord
nsy sbe sent 10 tho PARIS stoc and under
wont an organization before Rossal HJoyy Aubef AcY
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30
Sie SIcpue am ;ipeitem Saae.

Der ;weite Gag Gate Der oroBen Re
que Dar BON oemieIben ib0nen @etter
be9dnfti9t rpie Der erite.
Die game gtabt binour6 beipeaten
f6 bic Solonnen BON S6erman's Qrmes
aus ibren 9a9ern binter u in9to
,6riebt 8 iber Den potomaeFuB nach
Den ibnen anespiefenen Sammelpld ern
auf Dem 9apitoIbI9el uno iesten fib, ols
punft 9 ubr Sormittaes Elm Sianols
fduB ob9sfeusrt puroe, our6 Die Qenn.
fpIoania Nuenue in Sewe9un9 eesen oas
WsiBe 9aus.
9Sis am 9eftrieen Sage mar Die Stra.
6e NIT Nusnabme Der Seitennesen fir
ben Marf6 frei crbalten tporoen uno bic
Sruppen fonntsn oaber un9ebinoert in
Sompa9nlefront marfbiren.
3uerif fam Die 1rmee oes 1ennsiTer,
SeneraE S9erman. um9rben BON feinem
Stab, an ibrer Spise. 9dn9s Der gan:
dcn Guenue, pom Ssitsnfre9 bis gum 9ip,
fel Der Ddder nuroe oieIe tapfere lrs
rnee BON ben Soufenoen Der 3uIbauer nit
entbufioitifbem Suruf bemiqtommnet.-
Qus Winoeiten6 10000 Reblen ert0nte
Elm Ourrabruf no6 Dem anoern uno Ibers
tdnbte faft bic Muiit Der 8ssimeatSban. n.
ben.
Na6oem Sen. S6erman on Der Drds
itoentcnwObnun9 uorbsi 9tritten mar,
tfie0 or ab uno nobm auf Der Qlatform
neben Sen. 9ront Qlas, um Die &rups
pen Dor fl6 uorbei pabiren Su Iafen.
Sen. Gc9an, Der 9eifsrn Der Qrmee oes
Sennetiee ju9etbeilt poroen mar, ritt an
Der SpiBe ots Is. Qrmetcorps uno ers
belt uberaa fbmei6eIbafte Miafoms
n1ens9ribs.
Dem Is. fol9te 6as II. 1rmecccrps,
fat Iautsr 9rcbe erdftiee Mdnnsr in pol.
len Rseimeatsrn.
Quf cen Sabncn Der Reaimenter er.
9ldnlten Die Dem Solte betannten SEA.
men BON Sort Donetion, Sbilcb, 8idsz
burg uno atlanta, Die an Die otorreiben
MaHentbo:en Der pefIi1sn Qrmes erin.
nEru.
Man fbdst Die 3abl Der 3uf6oucr
beute otrf nlbt peni9er ols LOG, 1000.
Das II. Qrmeecorps, frdber Soofer,s
Corps, piro oon-9en. Womsr befebliat
une 1dbst oIisin 9e0en 10000 @ann.
Der 8orbsimarib Der Qrmee bes Sen.
neifee, bat allsin orei Stunoen in In.
fpru6 9cnommen. Der Qrmee oes Zen
nGifee foI0te auf Dem SuRe Die Qrmee bon
@ecraia, Die CbenfouS Freuoio uno en-.
tbufaitil6 be9rGet pHros.
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hermit beauftrast it, ben Obiesn 8ez
fblue uno Die oaraufTol9snoen Srdnoe
oen &ruitees oes pennfpIpanifGen GoIz
lf9iums bel ibrer Serfammlun9 am l9ten
Gpril jur Grtpd9un9 unb 8e9uta6tun8
abtun9suou poriule9en uno bic Sabe
perfonli6 5u befdrwortsn.
ge. 9. Yaftor 8robit pollte bic 8er<
1ammlun9 in @ettpsbure beTu6en uno
mar aud auf Dem Weee, auein rpdbreno
er iib mibti9er 9ef6dfte rpeeen in 8al.
timore dufbielt, tpuroe er frant, mn6te
einiee Sage flu Iie9en uno tOnute leicsr
nibt an Dem beffimmten Gage noa Set
tpsbure fommen, oarum per0HentIibt ct
iebt bic Serbanoluneen Der Committee,
oamit oieIeIben nod Dor Der nd6fsn
Serfammluns Der Srufees, peI6e i'm 1us
9uft futtfinoeH foll, befproben psrosn
f0nnen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30
Die arOfe Rsuue lit i11aCdiuatOn.

I'm %. bieIes fano bic ercbe militdris
fbe paraoe in @af6inQton ffatt uno
spar BON Dem berrlibfen @etter beeiins
ffiet. Die Sonne f6ien beQ uno Die 9uft
tpar tdbl uno erfriibeno. 2(ue 9eibdfs
te rraren fuspenoirt uno bic 9anse Ses
p6lferun9 Der Staot rpar auf ben Seiz
men, um oas miIitdriI1e S6au1piel-
BAG 9r6Bte wel6es ie auf bieiem @ontis
nent itattfono-onjuieben. Die 3abl Der
in Der Stoot anpeienoen fremoen 3us
!9auer, miro auf $4,000 bis 10000 ee>
fddst.
Die Senitsr ulIer 9$ufer in pennIpls
pania Qpenuc, ia felbft Die O66er Der
6duier tparen NIT Menfben befeet.-
Sabnen tparen lGn9s Der Route uno oas
@anje bot einen impofanten Qnblif bar.
Die Stra6e felbft mar 9efe9t uno S6ilos
spaben bislten Die Witte frei. Sn Sront
Der prditoentenwebnuno mar cine Qlatz
form auf0eribtet, auf rpelber Der prGfis
bent neblt ieinem Gabintt, Sen. Grant,
S6erman, Weooe, 2o9an uno anoere,
pldse ein9enommen batten. - Qnoere
platformen auf beioen Seiten Der Stra=
bsn, nit Sdnfen, iparen BON Sau1enoen
bon Samen in er0Btem S6mud beIebt.
Die Hntunft oee prdioenten uno Der
@enerdle tpuroe our6 Iauten dnboltens
ben 3uruf, S6penfen BON Sabnen uno
Safbentt6ern be9ribt.
Der Sorbeimari6 Der Sruppen be-
aann prGjis um 9 ubr 8ormittdas. 3us
erff Fam Sberioan's berGbmtes @aualIes
ries@orps, fommancirt ourb Sen. Mai.
Nerritt in Qbrpefenbeit S6erioan's, Der
Dor eini9en So9en nab Dem @eften ab;
9ercift 1T. Die tapfere Reiterfbaar rpurs
be ldnes Der 9anjen Qpsnue pom Solfe
NIT lAuten entbuftaftiiben Sutel empfans
gen. Ole Sorbut biloete Die Ste Dipii
fion unter Sen. Guitar, Der nit 9 us
menerdnjen, bic er uatrftpses bon fb0;
men 6dnoen empfanben, fat Gberoe6t,
an Der Spite Der @otonne ritt. Wulit:
banoen ritten iecer Sri9ooe poraus.
sc oauerte 3pei Stunoen ebe Der Ieets
Wonn @aualIerie beim @eiben 9aule
norbei paBrt rpar.
Sue Ste 2frmse: Corps fotote, fomman
Dirt BON Sen. plrfe. Die 3abIreiben
Srommler uno Wuilts; @orps fdlIten rie
euft nit Wufif uno Die Reibe Der bin,
feaoen Saponctte f6ien tein @noe ju
nebmsn.
Dem 9ten folate BAG Ste 1rmetcorrs
inter Sen. 9riffin, in osrfelten 9lGn=
1enoen uno ftattli6en 9aItun9 rpie bas
Gritere.
gtabe Dem @asitol ifno bic 6inoer aus
alien S6ulen Wafbineton's auf9sfelIt.
Die ben tapfersn Seteranen. pdbreno fts
nit ibren SerfboiTsnen Sobntn uorGber;
9in9en, SIumen uno &r6 6nje oarrei6teu.
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H%Ots Stabt Nu gOrt mlbait 10000
Dfutl&s. DupOn FnO $4,000 Subin, 46. .O0I
aSmti4 satHuItf&s, unb 81 900 YrOtsFanttu.
The sun., 1865-01-28
LOCAL NEWS.
SEw YORK AND TuK VICINITY

MKf-rISu up TN BuAEp or SUPERVISORS.
-Tnv Ssu Cror, U-pER Drrr.s7s REroRr ~
luE CoSstrrEs %, VOLUNTEERING -rns Aouos o'
GrsYRAI FVy DEsoUS,tD. special meeting ~
thc BOARD of supcrv so-, convened at eight O'Clock
last evening 10 receive the r-p1r, = the Volunteer
inr Cornm.ttro ou tho result = their m'Eson 70
Washington, and 10 oonsider tho u,hjost Of tho
new y-Assigued city quotA. NJ. Blunt submitted a
report relative To Lir visit to wAslin ton lmmc
Dauely upon h,s arrival IN that city no waited upon
Proyn+t Nsrshr General Fry, and cndcAvo~,d W
obtain an explanation u The means by which the
quoA NJ the county tai lcen rascd fl, N four
thousand four hundred and ,hirty throc " twenty
on thousand Sni ninetcen, As now s,Atoi. Tho
following are tie reasons NVigD'd b. Marshal
Fry:
First The Redistribution of the naval credits
cau,rd by us aud allowed
.,ccogdlJ D Reductions IN the enrourtts of tho
country aIsircts ~ this and uihcr St4teS vhica,
by materially rciucnr TIER prup ,rtor If tie men
g. he rnrs'd rendered ours comparativrlN I'rp"r.
Thudiy TITO report g. the War Department, he
twocu &c t%i a. .l" - ly'tu'fr ~ inth faI'"'
lroyiuus a. th' y@l q, December, who werc not con
s erc,l .n .iu.hrs. aurouurDurni. In SON" States
L.e .np,rulII u your ,ouiuitt,s wa u,suIsd thHt
ths rumior uui rspor.'d w~a 'sry large,
Tuc,., ere H. ou,y ~ iNnsrons w..nn NJ, Bl u
could ,urlu. NoIu1inpu. stat .s,es were shown
h,m, b., r.tlir, prycse wss sub,u't.ed ~ explain
tho ue'hod by which the quota ot this county Wa
arrived at Ter, was only one ilc' made puriec,ly
ala,r to bin, and that rs with regard to she nuuher
of moa required from ih" city, hc.u, the quota be-
fore stated lie was assured tat Ail credits aud
d,durtors hal been ma e, uul tAs wcro i nj ior
the crel.t OF naval ,a.lrmsYu, &c quo1A Il IT,.
city would now he tor.y-siv tLo14a.d SIX aunjro4
al s.2'y-1rc. Tho oro.aI qHyl.s Of tie several
uis'ri.'4 ormpr.s.4- tLs oty 40 as follows 81
| shown : The twu a. y-r.,uts:
N.u Demanded
The sun., 1865-01-28
Congressional Proceedings.
CoNGRESs- second Session


Fdstu J'or- Jan 27.-Mr srlnucr presented
hs credentials o. NJ. Wilson, an senator from Mas
s,chuset's ic7 years from the ish ol March neat,
which we're real.
Mr.. Wilson prcsentti he petition Of c,'izoas Of
ssyauuau for compensation for losses sustained ny
tho 'struction Of prop rty by Union troops which
WIS Ieferrol to the ComwI ttec ON LlSims.
hr. wilson presented the following, which was
oJ'"ctcu to:
He.o''ed' That the COMMITTEE \ the c arduc' of
to War be I-structca 10 Inquire inIo, and report
on 4 action - Breyct MAJOR G'lera. Jou {. Da-
Vs. IN IreNehliug ner10es who lad il.uei tie
army ia l,s Wsrcn through Georgia, 4rcrl crossing
creek known as euczrr's Greek, near Sayau-
ma, by burning the briagc after the iro.rs lad
o.chsc- %. nc nlFtt oI de S.h Of prccu.,tr ass,
O. any ot th.'e negroes Ehy.g2 teen E,iel h. tte
reel cavary' Drowned ia cnlcav.!.4g 10 cross
tie river 10 rats.
Tie above was accompanied by e1'r'cts 'rora a
ct.,- ON AZ "a os Il tie army o. ,.. s.e.ru,a,
se.tur rth il .otsii Tie facts couuec,eI ,i.h the
c.rc .Isl stances a,ll.cl to IA the resolution
~, Plmeroy oGercd tom, resolution, calm
rIoa Ihe President to ISSUE hls pIoclArati.n ,ic.
, ulGrug tie STATE of hrEa'fas % he no ongcr IA
a..rrcc'ion agninft the United states aud author.
4.ns the rcsuur ruou q conucrci. .utercourso be.
tween ths, aud other state ais. acc ing rhl,
de rrtaiurs .. NHIrpseu ..'vcs rc u.'.V -I .-tsd
n t-s' STA. t4-i. 10 recognized ana Slu.tted a.
. C.i.-tcss Il" Tert-ton ~CF .ait on tar tarle
/ hu4 0TGered 2. te pGutc1.
| NJ Howard Introduced = h.l q alttoUze The
! cousT .cG.- ct tie NorInern Pscul R4lrc4c sys-
The sun., 1865-01-28

TEN eastward ,o On onaso on, " cl., and " provide
ior Is injection eastward With Ne OAio, Indiana
Michigan and Capndsn systems Z railroads to
Por1 Huron, Detroit Toledo fott w,vpc and Day
ton. The III referred to The C,mnltioe ON
Public IsnA.
Nj Harris introduced = I'm to amend The &C, ~
restrict the jurisdiction Of u, Court of Clsims snd
provide for nc rayrlent of Juartouuasers' stores
ard sui slcuce furnished g. he army " the United
states Referred TO tn, judiciary Cormruee.
Mr. Day uhcr,d RESOLUTION calNut upou the
Secretary ot War 'or iuiormnt oh relative 10 the az
g'rcsNte number of ucp enlisted IA cal STATE Tor
the htAry NOD naval service, the nur1' cr ot re-
gross recruited in each saie aai IN csch county ot
k'n'4Uiy.
NJ sumner Objected to The res,'u, cn, and ., lies
over
On motion Of Mr. Clark the II dcicncy Bil from
the " Iusr wss taken up
VI clark ,Ir'sncI that the section to syo
extra con pen nsatiou " the EMPLOYEES oi Ne Cari-
tol VAS st iu tAc bill, ouly u Was worcd differ
emily, and be moved 20 strkC out the seoton ~
icrrod to
His mot on WIS ,.;reed So Nv vote of ~ ycs'
Against usy,.
The senate resumed the consideration Of the res
oluton sdvis NJ Al alton for he cruel 1roAtinen'
OF the uion pris,ne.s
ar johnson took the floor In crpoNHon 10 th"
reso utgn. " sail VIC LAd no evidence ~ Al
othcirl character " pr,sc't cruel treatment; hnd
according g. the principles " International law
re.ail.Iuu cutl. uut u, i.r.tl f,r past cruclucs
/ lie won.i lev Nc 10 vote FOR any resolution
| '.N''N ~ . SaItiuGE Nt .fee OF IF"sI'eh'' -
| talIatou.
! Mr. Howe rdvoca,~i tNo 80 'uton ss necess,rv
snt JUS, and not rctr uspH tive, but prospective IA
/ iu operat n.
" Wade SD thAt NJ there hal bcen some dou''
! pressed iu the Gc,sie ss 10 whether to'e nay
ha. ies were continued up 10 the pres nj time, hs
| had takcu tho dci osiion ot prisoner re- outy
| e-s ed from salisbury, y. g.
! TIE leugtt 'pUuuon 81 an cscapci soldier wa
ROAD by the CLERK, snow ng that inhumAn tr's
meat To our soldiers was utinued up W tho pres
| cnt tine
Mr.. M1rrel moved 10 ,meni by striking out !h'
| provision to rrtsuato IN KIND, and inserting IN
lieu Of !. Ne words iu conformity with the laws 81
/ nations
Mr. D,oli,te inquired II the President wN All
| honzed 60 rcpnte With rpeCih legslstloi
| giving b m a. authority 60 do sO.
sr Howard r.rlied that had no doubt thsi th'
President a. Coumaudcr-in-Ch.e of tA6 Army
had that authority.
Mr Daonttle lid not believe tho President hs,
such power. Congress had hcsto we'd Il spocia
on two occasions IN fortncr wars and he though
that ~lthout tho special suthority Of Congress
the President could not rrtallnn.
Mr.. salisbury believed that II the account VA
thHncei, here would not be much difference lie
tween she ~" sections. lie was opposed to rctA
isuon
Nr Harlan novel 20 adjourn, upon which th
yeas and nays were demaul,t Yea. q S.ysl n
Messrs. I,gmluL Cuunetq and Nuth. We
! sIp.Iuted thc Committee uu CouuLu. TIE Pres
| dvnu-l NHte Adjourned.