, 1866-08-09

Resoicfn, That the Constitution and theory OF
.esentatiycs of The people, as 70 III time, mode
and terms, Of the res,of2son Of the states lately
u a ~ ehst sne ION
REBELLION lave forfeited al their lights as X@efi-
R:soirtd, That to our soldiers, py whose pahl-
otiem and de:osion the Union ha. been main;
1ea an eonee anS o he
scneIons support to the widows and orphans OF
I Eesoir<d. That tie Hon. Shelby II cullor, on:
Rcpses cntativc in Congress, has by bis conduct
and fidelity IN the discharge Of his ottletal duties,
and AID va We earnestly M % reeo;nmend lin to TIC supro:f
of all loyal men In the district ut the ensuing eec"
The meeting, on tic adoption Of these rcsolu-
ttous, adjourned.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch to the ChIeag 20 TFibunc.l
WASHINGTON, Auguats
THE OPPOSITION TO aEcnE1A nj A$cC1luCu.
The statement originally made In these dcs-
patches that delegation representing the COM
Inercial interests of Philadelphia and New York
casnc on here with the avowed purpose Of urging
The removal Of Secretary McCuIocs1, Is literally
correct. aud Il again rcasststed. II the delegation
failed 10 tho President, it is because they could
rot obtain IN interview With him.
THE ICnLlC PRINTING.
In opcn defiance OF i1ie law passed by Congress
al the recent sesaEon, directing the pnb1Ic alvus-
Using to he given to the Two papers here having
the largest circulation, the heads Of several de-
partmeuts continue 10 furnish such advertising tu
the three Copperhend sheets. which have The
smallest circnlnslon. Even this Illegal assistance
is insufficient to keep all these papers alive as IL
shown by the fact that Of them IL on the poiut
ofcollapsing for want ofsupport. Being unable to
TNr E1r 10 0Nut Nf tkn 49,.
| sociatcd Press has refused to furnish It
any more kilograms, and It has made
lis appearance for the past two days
with only such dispatches has had appeared in the
evening papers OF the day before. The Johnson
organ referred to has for some time past been in
the market looking for purchaser, I,s pgop,t-
ees snsns n e hs po at ddss # Is ao
pay in The newspaper business, however profitable
| II may be 10 The brcad-and-b1tcr brigade.
| on TIE RETIRED LIST.
Brcvct Major General Hunter, United States
Army, Colonel Of the Sixth Cavalry, has, at his
| own request, been placed on The retired list. Hc
has been in constant service for upwards Of forty
years.
EXAMINATION or ASSISTANT SURGEONS,
| Board Of Surgeons llas been ordered by the
War Department to assemble al New York On the
e0ih Of September, for the examination OF Assis-
tant Surgeons for promotion, aud Of applicants
for admission Into the medical staff Of the regular
army.
| REGULAR ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
| The probabilities are that no appointments to
the regular army, un1et the army bill, Will be
made for several weeks twill require consider
able time 10 appostlon the appointments to The
several States according 10 the nnmber Of troops
furnished during the rebellion. There nrc already
five or six applicants fof cecEy position created by
tho lill.
| cTpTs IN ARKANSAS AND TENNESSEE.
A letter to the Commissioner OF Agriculture,
giving the result Of obsrrsauons regarding the
prospect Of the cotton and corn crops In Arkansas
and Tennessee, suys thai the yield Of cotton, par
ticu!ary In thc former State will be much larger
than has been generally estimated, and that It will
be at least ahrccfths as great as the crop Of 1s1o
the largest ever raised In that State. The wlf.er
+aya that large crop Of Is also growing, and
,Est surplus nboyc the consuming wants Of the
State viii probably e raised. Dnth tho cotton anl
corn throughout Tennessee and Kentucky arc said
to be giving promise Of IN abundant yield.
DEATH OF AN Anur SURGEON.
Assistant Surgeon Webster 1indsly, Of tho rug.
of the old Army Of tho Cumberland. died here
tlfs morning. lie was attended In his last illness
| by his friend, Dr.. ", ". Massey, Of Cincinnati.
cAxrAldN DOCUMENT.
| The rrport OF Generals Stcat1map md Fullerton,
| Of the operations Of the Freedmcn'A bureau In
tie South, Will he published 1's the '.Drcad.aud
Butter Executive Club here as a campaign, docu.
mcnt.
GENERAL BUTLER.
rrivatc letters from Boston state that General
Bnt1cr vii! b. candidate before the nominating
convention, In The Filth Massachusetts District
for the ecnl In Congress now occupied by 1lon
John Il. Alley.
SALE OF AIM. TO 1xn1Ass rnon1E1TED.
Commissioner Coolcy, ofhc Indian Bureau. hat
Instructed the agents Of l,i$ Department tn pro
,,1bit traders from selling nrms and ammunition te
the 11ul!ans In tic different Territories.
, Arro1HrMESTr.
s. II. King has been appointed Pension Notary
ut In 1Inrrs, Illinois. Arthur +. German, whs
was recently dismissed from, +s roslt1on ~ rost
master of the United STATES Senate, for vilifyinc
, t Union Senator's has brcn taken care Of by sh'
President, WIN tn.slny appointed him Collector o
The Fifth Mnfytairl nt.f,'ct.
, | CENTRAL eIlE1.lpAH'e pEtrATcuEA ON THE SEs
cnLEAN4 ntnv.
Ills rin.cd m hig1, authority Tim. General Gran
hns requested Srcrotary Stanton 10 furnish 10
publication all of shcr1dan't dispatches In refer
!, crcc to tho New ORLEANS llot, In order to ect \
,cat the various contradictory reports conccra1nl
illrn,, nt will ns to pfaro General Sheridan COZ
: rrcty btfoyu tho country III lhc n,nsicr.
y y srArr APPOINTMENTS.
!. II Il understood that tho siats appointment
!. rnhor!xva by tho ,cw ARMY bill will not tc dlt
tr,inei according 10 stntcs. hut will be selcctc
: from, staff 0fl1cprr Of the regular aud yolnucc
i, n.my necordln: to merit.
Il rt!E EXTRA nocETr.
. Officers of tle ray Department hny Tint I'll
s e1nns arlrlnT under tho Law cnunlizlng the 'our
o ttrr To roi!rrr. cannot possibly he settled undo
) rix years, nt all The raprts connected with u
rlaItns Ill hnvc 10 rass through tho vnrlous b,
rcar% OF tho Treasury and War Departments.
II cts!n,acd the ctsfnr arlatnE under The taw vi
| ntttutIrf Iii tHP tfnAG million.
SALE or TOBACCO At Alcixosp.
Co!ancl 1Jonis, spcc1nl agcnt Of The Trcaanf
:, Department al letlmond, Will fc' At public nu'
ton In that cis on tho cs.h or ooth Of tho prc1e.
snontl. several hoCsheAds Of leaf tobacco
which was con6seascd by the United States NJ Ii
l. property Of tho schsl Government. This ri
nearly finish up the sntcs Of this species Of psol
!. erty In Virginia.
a THE NEW Doux1T LAW.
! The Board appointed by the Secretary OF vi
10 prcparo rules and regulations for carrying lh
:. new bounty law into effect mel yesterday. The
q will probably scpo:t in the course Of ten days
It two weeks.
!. nors71Es TO colonEp SOLDIERS.
|. The Pay Department IS now rcady to ray til
bunntics to coored soldiers granted hy the Act c
Congress approved June ejth. 1t Is estimated th
l. amount involved In the scttlcncat Of thes
= claims will moi fall much short Of twen!
: millions Of dollars. Before claims pre5ente
| 0$ claim ''dGepL8 - Will Do fnIG1Lal1e0 ug LIT u
partment, such agents must make affidavit that It
only tufe.cst they hare in the Claims entrusted
them fo- collection. is tho legal fee, 'fsc dollars,
:: allowed by the set, and the expenses advanced
!; them for uotarIal or other acknowledgements. Sc
:; cral hundred claims now on die In the Departmci
!: arc suspended on this account.
q: THE NEW ORLEANS OUTRAGE.
:: The 11Mfs Washington fpcctal tntlsts tnat Sel
a eHat shcrsdan'e dispatches from New Orleans ha'
not been nnla:ed, a. charged b. ths 1saSSH r ~,
Il and II will be General Sheridan rcEatds MaFt
> Monroe and his policemen as even verse tna
ii Do>tie, Hahn i Co. He has in all bis deepatcos
n | recommended the removal OF Mayor Mon1oe'
N ErASlsH AATs1TtXI RE0rIATtoSs.
a WAsH1s6foS, August e.-The United Sts5e
A. Consul At Havana reports that under spanish az
crees heretofore. veste1s Of 100 tons and over N
the larger claes Of steamers: could not be place
T. Spanish subjects. The rulc IL now 20 tar tcla1e
le ID regard to Cuba as to allow steamers fof eoas
4. | ing trade 10 be introduced without lartn-
sEn1ETANr wKtIEs
III desires 1t to be known that he Is still IN asalh
q tou.
.. TAX OK TENnT BoATs.
r. The question OF the liability OF ferry 9oats
ID ax on :oss reecipte having been rce;Eea 10 u
!" law.
:. THE LATE RAIN.
ou It's Eject upon Harvesting Ope
nd nt9ons.