, 1866-03-27

va. ordered, md the Judge tata he would eirc hi.
dc1Elo1 Tomorrow.
Tuz CIVIL FIGHTS I'LL.
There was large crowd In the Sensle galleries
to-day: tn annedpation Of Presidential veto OF thc
ctv1l r,Gtis blu. but there was disappointment
II may be Communicated Tomorrow, Or perhaps not
until II ednesday.
.GE. LIES 1spKxcE
from the Reeon<tnc.ior Conalt.oc liz erideaco
Of Gen. Lee md ofhen,. -
1KntAas ri l. s1AKE1Hs AND DESTITUTE CONDITION.
The Commissions Of Indian Affairs haa been IN
formed By letters written from Forts Randall and
Smiley Dakotah, md forN usded 1y Maj Gen. Pope.
that great numbers Of Iudiaus arriving from the
S9'nsy % r. aeovs sn md destitute CONDITION;
their hung, 10 eat thek ponies and dogs, tnc1nd-
trg their DIAL Reports come II th1t m.nY more
s1 sf1 On 'hefr Eay down in fimsr condition. Some
otoceT ls nnlble to render them any assistance,
rays # is well for these Indians 10 euler, In order
ne.s md 1udnccd 10 look up to the Government a.
tbe1r onlS aid and protection:
AkyoKEu.
On tie I'd. the PreAident, ty special oEdes, se.
vuked the order d1sn1Estnc Colonel Rooney Mhson
OF the hit OHIO Fofunteers. and he has been ftgq-
larly xnueietad ont oG ee1y1ce. 1t Will bc recol-
lcs,cd Tint Colonel Mason surrendered At clasks-
yl1le.
The loan bill 1ras received by the scnafc todar
from the Houee, and referred 10 Inc comnluee
On Finance.
There is apparently ellghs Improvement in Sen.
atns Foots condition etnce this morning, though
bis carc Is still considered Very critical
uE CATTLE fLA1uE.
A communication to the Spe4kcr Of the House.
from the Committee on Agriculture, covess an OIL
eal statement zesatire to the cattle plague received
Hamburg, Shet1e1d and L %erpool. Con4ui Arder-
eon writes from Hamburg OF bis reio+at TO certify
to 'nscet Of hides and ndylses The refusal Of ihe
bones Of ca.ile. He thinks perfect dsspot!sm s1 N
should be exercised along our Bcaboard TO prevent
the introduction Of The disease, - tho great good
people make them slox 70 act in this important
matter. and maJ lead us 10 Imltiate the delay
Of the English, which has amounted almost
70 feckles6ness. and caused the loss Of mauy NIL
1fots Of money.
4 special to 1hc Ch1rnk7ci4 says!the indications
Tomorrow rcport hvorably on the House Loan Bill
H1th perhaps eome trlaiug amendments.
THE H1AN1oNoMAn.
foR or hef 1; t Hs59 is 1y ser NsT
actcrcst On account Of Its euppoted connection with
sexed fslfry questions.
XAsUFAcrrRNa BUREAU.
a bill VAS Introduced IN the Ho1se to day By Nr.
GrtEnell. 10 establish manufacturing dlsieion in
the Treasury Department. which hss for It's general
design the acquisition and diffusion Of Information
relative to mAn1facturcs, md to aid Congress tn
IT. lee1fation II provides for the appointment OF
whose duty ehall be to collect dlea.t aad arrange
tton Of 1aH materials. &c.. and The general course
oftrade With foreign countries. &c il to 10 H.
loved three ckfks but no c1peu Is to be incurred
.srno4rcz1ox 1Ss1E1n or ..PEaasaoS." NJ
On Nedne.da5. NJ Richardson. Of Boston. IL 10
make an argument before TIE Committee Of WayA
AID Means In tssor Of making LICENCES protee4im
for the tale OF eptrruons liquors instead Of NJ
9,af*1on. a. Just decided by the Supreme Coust ol
Qdc1al proclamation has been made Of thu ratia.
ea1on Of the tseaty between the United States and
the chlef q the Atn1econgia band Of pskatah OF
to discontinue for tho future u attacka UPON The
pcsson: property Of the other tribes unless Gfst
assaiied By them, and to use their influence to pro
frequent. by them These htnds s91ec to rithdr1N;
frum The fuEles overland already established
through theif country, md IN consideration Of thIa
1he Gn!!ed m States agne e pay them SO o saau-
tarJ Of the 1ntet1cE may decide uron.
Conflict OF urIS1uSs.
The deet-1ou Of the ATTORNEY General thas Sonth.
e!n peo*ioncts should be restored TO tue rolls Of
the southern pension Agencies On proof Of con-
ttuued loyalty during the var, and their ciaims he
ps!d, ,nsose. principle. Hhisa y. eoE1uctl, r.
second Comptroller. declaring that balances due
from the Government to persons 1asidme in the
Southern States during the rebellion arn not p3ya-
~ enenuy's property. ne second Comptoless s
oection ts subject to revision By tho Solicitor of
The T1c1su1y. when tho matter Ia taken to the
Secretary ol the Treasury upon application ol
claimant.
WEIGHTS AND 1EAsrRxA.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, At the request oi
waraed him illl set Of United States standard
weights and ne1sutr7 10 replace those destroyed
during the rebellion.
7ur MASSACHUSETTS uquon CASE
The Supreme Court Of the United Sta.es has de-
hotds that Hccn.es granted by The United s1a,9.,
under the internal Revgnre lAaE, for the Wholesale
Of flf9uo.s heiu hy citizen OF staaeachuseite do
not protect Lin in the sale OF keepns fos salc ot
lquoss within sna stae in view Of the proh.hitor,
laWs Of the STATE Of Massachusetts. The supreme
Court ra6trms the decision Of the court below.
SHARES n NATIONAL B1Eks TaxAnLE.
WAsn1Se1oS, March ed.-The Supreme Court O:
htschati 4. Nolan md others. is tne Board Of ~.
fes.orr Of The city 2f Albany defendants in error
the sharc. Of the stockholders in the banking a4so
cations e1eaied Under the acts o! Congress, which
provide for The creation ot national banks, can be
Subjected 10 ta11ston By sta1e anihorltie.. As,o-
cate Justice NeltDu delivered The opinion OF the
Cour, holding ths' shares bed BY individuals rerc
rot part Of The capltal Of bank. and must be re
gasded ts the pcfsonaI property Of shareholder
ind as such, *Nsect 70 taxation 81 the Site, with
In the ptoy1elons OF the act Of Congress, but thai
Inc 1u0Fhen1 OF tue A1Qf1 pe40N must DC TEfGfteQ
On the ground Tint there was Discrimination be
tween The shares Of tnctc banks and the capita
ktock Of the State banks Chief Jufttce Chase Feat
minority opinion not being able 10 coocnr thar
state Ind the power claimed, which IVES m ind.
rcct mode OF taxing the nstlonal securities. which
WIS not authorized intended 10 be authorized b,
EG0Ezer4.
/ In tho cafea OF Cutline, Fisk. and othefs, th,
| Court held that broker u chargeaole on putrha
| teB Of securities n.de OF his own acco1nt and To-
bis Own beneht> the sa1ne IS On his commission.
| whcn purchasing for tthest.
WAeuMG1oS, March a5<-Gen. Palmer, CON
handing In Kentucky. has rendered bis resienatiou
| II has not yet betn acexped.
| The number OF deaths, OF The Held and Ia hospl
:als during the rebellion. according to otcial eat
Just fatni4hed 10 the War Department, amounted Il
35S 400 men. This numher DOES not include thos
| VINO died from wounds and other causes alter tho
I had reached thetr homes.
This information, together With other ralnabl