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ct. paul, Nu9uff 10, 1866.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13
THIRTY.NINTH CONGRESS.
First Session.

WASHINGTON, March ~, lsea

WASHINGTON, March IL, lisa
JEW DAVIS
Mr. GRIMES rep) Of lows, offered the memoir al OF the
Iowa Legislature for the speedy trial Of Jefferson Davis
which referred TO the Jude iary Committee.
INDEMNITY.
Mr. SHERMAN trcpi OF Ohio, presented the petition q
citizen OF Columbia. c., asking for indemnity for tho
loss sustained by the burning Of his house In present.
ing the petition Mr. sherman read letter nom General
sherman relation TO the burning OF Columbia, alleging
that the current reports Of this matter false that
Columbia not nrod by the federal but oy The
rebel authorities, and that General Wade Hampton had
before leaving the town given order 10 burn u tho
approach OF the Yankees General sherman states ;hd
the town was on Gre when he entered H.
The position was referred 10 the Committee Claims
THANKS puR RkscrrSo PAssrSGfRs yRos wRlcE-AnHAeE
Mr.. wnsoS, repj Of Mas, from the Military Comm =
tee reported resolution OF thanks 10 the ofcers and
sesmen who sssisscd rescuins soldiers and cniccs
from the wreck Of the steamship san Francisco Also
the bill 10 az the rate Of mileage for Onsceu ua,rhng
public duty
rrovrssox ron tosrs fscrssvp ~ rss rurssr .pvr-s
Mr. wrLsos offered an act 20 amend an act TO provide
SEE SUPPLEMENT SHEET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

THE CAPITAL.
President johnson Expresses His
Opinion Of the Workings of
the Radicals i'm Congress.
Important Decisions Of the Su-
preme Court.
Savings Banks Held to DO Liable to the Pay.
msnt Of Revenue Tax or Deposits.
The Bermuda q Lawful Prize
to the Mercedita.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
The Representation Question
in the Senate.
Several New Propositions In
trOduced.
Regulation Of Trade with the
British Provinces.
THE BILL KILLED IN THE HOUSE.
Proposed Exclusion Of Disloyal Persons from
Office and the Elective Franchise.
TAXATION OF UNITED STATES NOTES.
Reconsideration and Passage Of the Bonded
Warehouse Bill in the Senate.
The New Tax Law Soon to be
Reported.
THE MEXICAN AND FENIAN BONDS.
&c. &c. DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPREME COURT.

(yUPREME COURT
In the matter OF the application OF the Mayor Alder.
Commouslty of the city of New York relative
widening extending and Fulton street.
In the city III New York.
Pursuant statutes In such made and provided the
Mayor Aldermen and Comnonal of the city OF New York
hereby give notes that they intend 70 apply IN the su
promo Court Of the state OF New York, ~ special
Term OF said Court, 10 be held at the City Hail.
1n the city Of New York, Saturday, the 2<th
March. 1896 the opening Of the Court
sA.t day thereafter counsel can be heard
for appointment OF Estimate and
the above entitled natter that the nature and
OF the hereby intended s the widening
extending of and Fulton street. In said city,
In following that Is IN the northcriy side Of
between PARK and William street, aud on
both sides OF between William street and told
srce sides OF fulon street. between William
alley. southcriy side OF Fulton
between Rydcrs alley and Water street. and on the
u.fth-fly of FULTON Front and
south street. the city OF New York laid down aud de-
hncate CERTAIN made by Edward Boyle, City sur
vryor on he the OF the Clerk of the Common
Council of the city oil New York
RICHARD O'GO:MAN, Counsel tn the Corporation
hrw YoRK, Feb. ~. ls6S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

uENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
III II. H. LEEDS b MINER will sell by auction on
SATURDAY EVENING, March II,
-" OLD DUSSELDORF GALLERIES,
546 Broadway
CHOICE COLLECTION OF PICTURES,
By r. Addison Richards N, A..
LANDSCAPES FRUIT AND FLOWER SUBJECTS,
richly and appropriately framed
WI BIZ ready exhibition and from Monday, 18th
inst; during thn day and evening. previous to sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

EDWARD scmENcK, AucrIoSEER.
ELEGANT SPAN or TRorIrya HORSES,
An ELEGANT COUPE HORSE,
ELEgANr srkN or BLACK CARRIAGE iioRsgs.
rkoiSS woo WHeos co mfkx ASe 300 . &C.
Epwss ~ v, sSMrs ..s 60 East s .n
;.rsei an elss1n, span o. rrc'ns MARI. gray Mare
years quarter harness. y seconds and bali mile
Ssner Il.o roam Mare is hands seven y,s. oS nsrs
are .as and S: a Ts
4 supERp COUPE HORSE.
1871 hands high year. old uerfect every wav ch
bay with black points, long tail, splendid action ana Ca,
SUPERB r gesoIs ,, SsED CHESTNUT
aud gentle was btush, England by tie Ken,esy BoelnS
scl IN gold at hs Fa pedigree with sarsses A si
ssnsnenss, MI be given a time OF sale which wiz be-
Bride, blankets, &c. "'
ELEGANT SPAN or HORSES. COUPE. Ac
An elegant span Of long tail blacks sixteen hand eight
nLFaaSf c iia9e nad s9f s af oorpr
built hy John r. Lawrence.
An ELEGANT span or BLACK CARRIAGE HORSES
& oa nanas ong ss seven wears old warranted per.
ASp. EiKGRST IiGiir ROTH WHEEL fIa p6 SlsV CART
maae ey Mg,d Ero,hsrs nearly new; also hne silver
rA LIdllrGouFE Avn nox wAGos
ie orde, and nearly new fhe wagon built by Brewsier
az !. Slo , sHe pole s1d shafts Ia hne order Also
mcnnnss set OF hgt double i-ottrg Harness I1pdsn
deus make cit monntnss a. ssTsi as n.v hi 80, lou u,
The anes, husish kesey Blsnket- pair Of drr.s DO.
s so aan ' y ws .0I s RS a. wi. n ho qSs
noon at 10. stable from I Until o'cioek p
~ ton valuable property sonheast o. Eighth
1inr Eng IN street viii bc sod aiaacton, BY A.
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y with :, H. hy ksfSS4ho ssSs SALE
saMS SHE fAss4
As sSzS ssAss SAs ArSHssss';SSS.; sssssSseSb
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ceased an 'hs sss.n, fosnt.ss Al e sa house. WIS.,
sp. ess.S %n Bull and T.Ss richly carved
rsss pas Per ana SSnss HirsD Soss~ood Cara and
Fancy Tables elegant crimson sk velvet and White as
sss = Clocks and cssdslaSra elegant ssvrss
ormolu Candsiabras, nower Vases, real Meme
oron's'' Aa0ui''on c'FpTfsii hR.Ry.
Elegant ebony library Bookcase library Table yoaire
marble sstusry sevfes China marble bronze and
nanei set; hns crimson sk plush and Lace Curtains, WI
ton Carpet. -.
in %eGus .issas SoaSss and
spndd assortment OF scyres aud French China, crystal
cut and engraved ssS s yt'Ess sssps A
ross.'S %.nS. tss Pencn
Fancy Tables. Lounges chairs and Easy Chairs rs-.s
and hair Mattresses, Feather Beds Bolster. and Pr
ws sk Dsmask and Lace Curtains Velvet and Brussels
HALLS AND sTAIRwAys.
stsiusry viz Venus from the Bath by Wyatt, Of
Rornc: Charity" &c Velvet and Brussels Carpets,
&c. &c.
Pine rosewood Billiard Table, cornplee-Phelans paeu
lures superb ormulu siueenlghf Torche by Rngue Of
The house will he open for inspection on WEDNESDAY
sr h o ns ~ c ~ No Ssy s 90 81 a az
ID. LUDLOW co, No. > Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

ID HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell at auction,
TUESDAY, MARCH IS,
10Y O'Clock at I49 West Thirty eighth street. between
seventh and Eighth elegant Household Furniture
in crimson figured brocaae, Pier and Mantle Mirrors
rosewood six Piano. made by Manhattan Piano Com
pany rosewood reception Chairs rosewood and mahogany
nut and mahogany Beditesds Bureaus Washstands and
Straw oak Extension Dining Table mahogany
Sofa In hair CLOTH oak Cane Beat Dining Room Chairs,
Colored Engavngs also assortment Of Kitchen Furni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

EiGIrH AvRkCE.-CORNER PROPERTY AT ArC.
~ uonIhe valuable property southeast rnrner uf Eighth
avenue aud Nineievnb street viii hc soA al aucon hy
y bihh MIR SON 60, on Thursdy, March TO- i5ce,
~ }. ,iort W. 81 tc Exchange ~acsroani III Hrpdway
81. pi IRE .rplr on No premises, Of 70 A
bLLE(kLN sOE 60. - Isa.g sheoi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

H..
evenings Of Thursday and Friday March is and TO- At
TX O'Clock each evening at the Studio Buildings Is Tenth
warehouse for the present e1hIbitionJ.
THE S oRDEs Or SS5dis4E SoSsRs f Euro. AA'
All of which have been received direct from the well known
firm Of Msssrs Gambsr Co.. propreors Of the French
ne pictures represent almo. all Of the greatest and
favoe modern European artists, having been select
ed by the above well known firm with great aud judg
ment, and have been exhibition for time past as
Co. have consented dispose OF the entire collection
At public auction on the evenings before designated
the celebrated artists. The equal which has
before been exhibited offered for sale in this country
Among those represented will be found the works Of
Meissonier, Schleslnger Labouohere,
Aug. BonhsuE Lsmbinet Rouryes,
Fche, Trayer Israels,
Gerome Thom Beranger,
Ed Frere, Girscher Fromentin,
A. Aahenbach, Hoguet, Tidemand,
AIRY schener, RuHer de Braeckeleer,
Plassan, Soyer, C00mans
Noel, Castan, Dillens,
Stanneld Heilbuth Heiibuih
duiaud, Won schsudsl. Lsssais.
Hughes, Scheyer, Madou.
yeyrassat Baueniet Ienkste.
voltz t3oodall, Patrols.
verboeckhoven. Ruiperez Moreau.
Duvereer Alma Tadema, Peerus,
Willems, Dyckmans, Dc yOnghe,
E. Dubufe, Hebert Hodgson,
Lies, Deamnrre, Baugret,
and over $50 others OF the moss celebrated artists
Now exhibition free, and Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday previous 70 ssls from "a % 10 NJ Cata-
Studio Buildings the auctoneer IS Liberty street
uENRY H. LEEDS MINER AUcTIoNEERs.
hhSA' a. TUESDAY, MARCH Is, ''A - -''''''' u
at lo O'Clock West Thirty eighth street. between
Seventh and Eighth avenues elegant Household FSrnsne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13
nENL y rnRALL. AuCrInNHER.

". NItTIVNkEH
ID hate salesman with n. N Ludlow Go
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS.
..THEALL A CGRTIs will sell BY auction, On Tursd.y,
March - At ~ O'Clock, st the residence of Fred d.
Momsen, Esa No. fel.rs para. Tompkusvirc. T. l., all
the Furniture &c Of said house. sz;Ro~ewood and
hogsny Sofas chairs and Easy Chairs Lounees French
Bea-trsds, Bureaus wa.hsiand., Comncdes Straw and
Hair Mattresses Weather Bed BoI-terS and Pillows French
China and Gassware BRUSSELS Carpets; Kitchen Utensils
kc. Catalogues al the ocs Of the suconeers - Liberty
street N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

IlENJAMIN y. THEALL. AuCr1oNEER. -AssrGNEE's
ID sale Of Oyster Bost No ~ with lease OF dock, Ac
Tuesday March " at " O'clock al foot OF Charles street.
North river
DYE. TwILLs AUCrIONEER NOS IS AND 20 vEsEY
ID street, Broadway;- Earthenwarc, on
"Wednesday March H. al I0is O'Clock. sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

LUMBER,
1850 FEET ASSORTED LUMBER.
sUNDRIEs
Assorted Blocks Candies Delaying Pins Deck Plugs End
Bolts Yellow Metal OIL soap Ac Sale positive terms cash
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nsrRnPLAsIIc oR ARrIrfcIAL HONE FfIfINn.-

" Roots and trufen teeth built Teeth IN ever sfaer
decay allied without pain BY the dlscoycrcr Ro'ms -
FoHrecnth street. door west ~ tuion square over
Is OSO testin4gnials
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13

uEERy D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s
u Nassau street opposite the Pest once. MINER !
BONNEVILLE will sen auction, Wednesday. Marcel
a at lo o'clock At their saissroo about one thousan
charges and storage from the following Railroad and ET
press Compnnies:-N. Y. and N. II. Railroad Company
Hamdens Express. National Express Company and thu
United states Express Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13
DENTISTRY.

A FtfLL SET OF TEETH INSERTED FOR 81 SO
without pain a. i East ihtccnih between Third
aud Fourth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-13
SALES AT AUCTION.

u II. LUDLOW co. WILL SELL ON THURSDAY,
II. the 18th nst at the Exchange Salesoom Ill Broad
valuable Lots ON Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
Nftyfrst and Fifty second streets. Sale positive.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-03-22
DEATH OF REV. STEPHEN ELLIOTT.

Only few weeks since we recorded the demise
of the gallant Gen. ELLIOTT, and now the painful
announcement is made that his father, Rev. STE
puEN ELLIOTT, is NO more. He died in Beaufort
on the 18th inst in the Gath year of his age, of
disease contracted while in attendance upon the
obseuuies of his beloved son. The Charleston
Ne,Os, in announcing this sad event, says:
'sNir Elliott served as Chaplain of the Beaufort
Artillery in the bombardment of Fort Boauregard
in 1861, and afterwards of the Post at Pocotaigo.
The last years of his life were filed with cares and
trouble He saw untimely graves close over two
beloved sons, and exile and spoiation Of property
were heavy trials of his old age. But afiiction
and worldly losses never for moment lcssened
the equanimty which was The charm of his char
acter and his brave heart, though bowed with
trouble was full of charity to mankind"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-03-22
ADJOURNED.

The Court of Common Pleas and General Ses-
sions adjourned on Saturday, having disposed OF
a large portion of business upon the dockets. His
Honor Judge Moses evinced in an eminent degree
fitness for the position to which he has been re-
Gently elevated, and gained the esteem and good
will of all with whom he held intercourse, official
or private. It was his first visit to our village,
and we were pleased to hear him remark that his
impressions were quite favorable towards the in
habtants.
Solicitor REED was as usual, az fail in the dis
charge of his duties as prosecuting attorney. His
experience and capacity make him at home in this
position, and u terror to evil-doers.
A case of Grand Larceny, which under the re-
cent law becomes felony, for horse-stealing, ex-
cited considerable interest. The accused, ]. w.
Brooks, was found guilty, with q recommendation
to mercy. A petition has been numerously sign
ed asking the Executive pardon but if this be not
granted, the condemned man will be executed on
Friday, 18th of July, according to the sentence
pronounced upon him.
Quiet and good order continued throughout the
week, and the proceedings of the Court received
full share of attention. The absence of that time
honored institution, the ''cake wagons" created
no little regret among the boys and perhaps others
of mnturer years.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-03-22
EXCHANGES.

The CAerap Adrertsc.-For several weeks
neat and sprightly sheet, bearing this title, has
made its appearance among our exchanges. This
new candidate for public favor is worthy of hearty
support, and we trust the people of that section
are alive to the Importance of sustaining the en-
terprise. The editor, Gen. W. L. T. PRINCE, is
experienced and highly capable, and We cordially
welcome him again to the fraternity, where there
is so much labor and something of pleasure.
Godey's Ladys Book-The April number of this
favorite periodical is already upon our table, filled
with the customary variety of fashions and reading
matter, which unite charm to the ladies, and is
by no means uninteresting to the sterner sex.
The immense circulation of the Ladys Book ena-
bes the proprietor to surpass all othersin catering
for the public in that line. Subscriptions received
at this office. Price Three Dollars per annum.
Published by L. A. GoDEY Philadelphia
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-03-22
THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.

This journal takes us to task, and very justly,
too for omtting to credit its columns for the syn
opsis of the speeches in the Showers case. But
We beg to inform our respected cotcmporary that
the evidence in that compiled in this office,
sometimes from the Ne,cs, and again from another
paper, which was purchased of the agent, and
which shall be nameless here. AS this compila-
ton req uired no emall amount of writing on our
part, NO thought it unnecessary to specify-in
fact, the custom in such instances does not
require a recognition of authority, and hence
the omission. However, every one is entitled to
iustice. and the readers of the Intetitgencer are
hereby notified that the News should accept our
thanks for the privilege of its reports in the trial
before the Military Commission; and will consider
that for the present and future, unless expressly
stated otherwise, the summary in these columns
is made up from that excellent and sterling sheet.
Is this apology ample enough, brother' If not
we despair, and shall exclaim "Pistols and cof-
feen-the former to remain in Charleston and the
latter served up here.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-03-22
SMALL P0X.

The reports which have been received from va
rious sections Of the State induce the belief that
this terrible scourgo is alarmngy on the increase,
and it behooves every one in danger to use precau
ionary measures against the disease, should it ap-
pear in this District. Vaccination is the only sure
preventive, and all who are not thoroughly vacci-
mated now, should immediately attend to the mat
ter. We haye watehed the steady progress of the
Small Pox in this direction from several quarters,
and feel that it is our duty to the community
at once. Those who would escape the ravages of
q most loathsome and frightful contagion will be
vsccinated without delay, and, as doctors differ
upon this as upon other important questions, none
should trust to the efficacy of old scar, but be
re-yaccinated now.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-03-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The prospectus of the Christian Messenger fam
lily and religious paper, to be published at Spar
tanburg C. H., S. c., appears in our columns to-
day. The editors, Revs. ]. NJ. c. BREAKER and
l. D. DURHAM, are fully competent TO make the
Messenger welcome visitor TO every household.
We wish it much success.
The Pavilion Hotel in Charleston has been re-
GENTLY opened by BUrrEnTIELD, SO long and favor
ably known to the public as an experienced hotel
manager. When in the city give him call.
WARREN KNsMAN, King street, Charleston, Of
fers inducements in the Candy line. His manu-
factory is equal to the best.
That old favorite, the Wavcrly House, has again
been opened, and the accommodations are substan,
tial and excellent. When in Charleston, you can
not find more comfortable home
Our friend, JOHN L. AREoLD, makes an earnest
appeal for money, "a good thing in its place.
and also advertises his ability to work in the
Painting and Trimming line, in connection with
Harness Shop. Give him call, and either pay
up or have more work done.
The Acting Quartermaster at this post, Lieut.
HILL, advertises Government Property for sale.
DR.. W. B. CHERRY will be here on the I'd Of
April. We cannot add to his reputation rs Den
tist, but will commend him for keeping good COM
pany when in Andcrson-his Office is next door ts
the Lnteligencer office.