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, 1866-01-12

The Strong Divorce CakeArrcsted for
Making Threats-Sale Of old Cannon
-Fenjnn MISREPRESENTATION Of Ikc-
spcct-The Iron Mon1derA, Unlon-A
New Counterfeft-Abscolad Of 4
Broker.
Nxw TonK, Jan. lion complaint Of Henry A.
Cram, the counsel ioF W. st5onE IN The recent d.:
Of Mrt. Strong, vas brought before Justice Hogan,
Of the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, on charge
of having made threats Of violence nsnlnst the ad
n,enls made to him in his opening speech to tho
juIy. A spicy correspondents was Offered In cst-
denee- On Mr. Steyene' promising Lot 10 trouble
Mr. Cam, he was permitted TO DEPART but NIL be
required to enter Into bonds ior future goQd Ee,
havtor,
By order Of Il. A. Wise, the Chief Of The Busean
Of Ordnance, large lot Of old and nuzerrteeablc
The brooklyn navy yard Yesterday. Only ahont
forty pefsous we're present ut the sala These guns,
before delivery 10 purchat efs. will be mulated
fence, Otherwise they would have brought large
prices, md met with = ready sale. One lot co1-
sfstrd of forty Of the famous Eriesson torpedoes,
At ia1ee eost, ia viii WHICH tie inventor Prom.
1sed to clear ont Chsrleston Or any other harbor.
This proved fai1ure, being dangerous 10 use and
nawtfd Yss'sday ,hsJ bronsht ,eensix-
AT a meeting Of the George Washington Circle OF
the Fentans. last night, resolutions were passed,
E3MpathtznE with Gcn- Sweeney. and attacking,
for h,s hardness, ,he SECRETARY o. War IN dismiss
Ing Gen. Sweeney from the United States army,
which they ray vas done at the tuEttgatton OF SIf
Frederick Bruct, the British Ambaas adof.
at their ball nunion Square, and passed aprrop1f
ale resolutions expressing regret at the loss eus
atned BY them In The death Of their late associate
aDd fret President Robert B. Minturn.
The Iron Moulder's Protective Union was In ses-
siou yesterday tn Tamnany HALL The business
transacted was Of no epecia] interest to the public
Another counterfeit CreeDhack ten dollar has
made IT. appearance. The bill Is generally much
heavier in appearance Than the eennine.
The Commercial gives Wall street fumor that
Mr. Charles II. Carr, Of the firm Of e. IL. Carr q
hank Yesterday and absconded win woman o!
notorious chafncler
, 1866-01-12
Daily Weather Report.
[BY The United States Tclegra ph- /


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 11.-To-day. before JuatIce
Adelphla d Erie and Pennsylsanta Railroads utrsus
the Catawiass, Western, Central d Atlantic, and
Great Weftern Railroads, camc up. The counsel
Of the Reading Road applied to be made party to
auatsln The seepondents The case Grows out OF the
propo.ed broad gauge road, which the respondents
have contracted TO bud OF create By means or con-
nect,ag roads. Tbs complainants ask for an injunc
october Sit, 1sd5, Is at aE end,
and that It be delivered up and cancelled. Mr.
Cuy1er opened the argument In behalf oi the com.
r1alnante. lie referred 10 the provision Of the art
of March p, 1865, under which tho defendants
claim TO exercise privilege II not special act
which authorizes them 10 consolidate. The com.
plaants entertained the gene law Of 1871. Theso
couE be 10 evidence OF cpnst ldauon except by the
cestincate from the onace the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth. The object OF the respondents
te to construct great through route between the
Ear best and New York. Although 1t ls agreed
that Phflade lphiA may have few crumbs Of busl-
nrss, The whole scheme has been carried through
By yacking up lttle local charters, which wcre n
tended for roads purely local In their char.
nctcs. and the frft step-an effort to get nc,oss
,hs state q pennsylvan,,, Is % lesse the caawless
railroad whereby tte parties hope to get from 3fi1
ion Ac1oss The Stalc, unite With the Eastern Penn
svlssnta Railroad. and thence BY the Morris + Es-
ee1 Railroad 10 New York.
The argument Will be renewed tomorrow morn
iur.
, 1866-01-12

To this resnIt the corporation OF the Chai1 viii be
most heartily given; while with equal zeal ana
and every memher hls eqssi 1ish,s I'D pr.Tileses
liamentary law.
Frank y. Stewart, Of Sank county. the re1y Ell.
chief e9trf, and NeEon williams Of Dsns. - sergeant.
at-arDE, by the unanimous vote OF The Union mem
bers- The Enlca Of last session wezc adopted for
The present aud The clesk was Instructed 10 inform
me Assembly OF TIE organization Of the Seu1te 1nd
Of their readiness for transaction Of business.
uoCsE.
In the Assembly, the oath Of Office being admins.
lc,fa oy Judge Cole q the Superior Court The A.
htsnb15 proceeded to the election o! speaker Judge
i; D. barron oi Polk, was +eiec.ed, rcceinns the
full vote Of the Union party.
"A Committee was appointed to escort Judge per-
fpn TO the es1als. on assuming the position he
tenCemtn Of ne AssanHy The duties that each
Of us Is taking upon himself here at this honr, are
rndonntsdls properly appreciated BY a! Of e:
future Of promising and noble State. sre to come
betorc C. ENC 10 oar hands arc entrusted many and
diverse ine!estn. While dealing with different le-
gtttmate subjects Of legislation, let ID remember
that no osse interest should receive attention TO the
partial or complete exclusion Of auy othcs, that
Inc Investment Or property Of the one Il worthy
the otber,-that lcgi.Iation for the benefit or the
improvement Of any particular kind OF properly OF
individuals Is that epeces Of class Legislation
other times hare cmphatically spoken and which
always, sooresior later. htipgs ruin to the COM
The State Of Wisconsin has spoken bsazcly and
uoey for TIC Union Of inc States. We ~ iii proud
OF her record. Her sona who went to the contest
in behalf ot the Lie Of the nation will be remem.
beted With holy pride in the 1ssrs and years that
Important and exciting legislation at the National
cariiol, affecting the common country and the
principles Tor which onr own ssate suffered, are BE-
f4Srr will ho
, 1866-01-12

l@Pte1a Ot1pateo ~ tue cntca,o !91oune.l
MADISON, Wis, Jan. II.
Botb hupees Of the Lectstatute assembled TO- 41ay
nj uoon
" ~
Inc SENATE var ~. caaea 10 osn4 " INC ftes.oenl,
Lieut.. Coz. WymRu spoduet- The roll being
called al the old members were found to be prcs-
cnt exprt Ssrafnr f1srs and III III. pa,rv elected
.-.,ss .,,.1 ~ -. - ~
metnoe1ss VIII tne e2cepuon oi seuatos 4nolpe-
Gov. Spoones then administered the oath Of oflce
10 the newly elected membc7e, and made the fol-
loving c1onpent rernarls.
f:cn,,s,ns,, ~ ,hasa~s,a.
,,,,n--,, - ~ ~ se1,. a,...,,u
r,,a,4aH !. n,ts ~ ,, ~. Goo} nv assay
~ /. T. @ ~ wnsSt np"n ~ oussAest VI ts -
ar1,nt1s;o a.1 - @ ~ i1l 5on 70 Somplete 3oue
~ 49, - ~ sne S'eS+oo VI e!e4A ~" eea
VIZ nT, IL. f.h.;p n, ~. ,,.. ~< ~, La,
eeesinn ~ 1ha Se,s1a u. 'as ef . .. Luz ~.
thas T. ma ~ erni ~ s Win ~ ,.ta
hr rh,rh na5 ~ r. % VI ta"se a one M ss
- c.i1.s tt ~ s p.ssnoas 'gur 3Sa'st oes. ~
dnc,si.,1.e WV ~ s ciuate e olaaGa q tae
ctaGod ,,rs1t;tna 1 ~ tne tusu
II nv nfv ~ oto -, au r. Gh., LIZ "a aGe ,ss0s
t,e ever yonr st,nc ri H., ast+n ano Pit PE1'
jess of enbnassns ,n5 s,.1Tns ~ ~. n,,s,,,r
IN 1nert ia rcnn;rnT1o~. M..A's ;1 ~ ~ an,55
.,, hod m; la,rnss IT, inI. :., nan snoIo tia
hornTahle Tncmhrrs bs;e - IL h1;1 tatsd sse III
md cniier,f-rIr ~ rrcserrin,, ahs. it aay
nnd of rnr1nt. fnr lie 1Ionitv "a 5aao,tsr * ~.
to3y. and fhe obscrTsnrr ~ ~, i;srocn1a-r =, ,s rs
leaving 10 the prcsiain~ ffeer e~casnn ~ ,ttss
, 1866-01-12
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbune.l
1xDIAxAroI1s, Janrzfy II.
The SD and 5l1t 1ndi1nA regiments we're entet-
tatned with dinner and publicly received BY Lieut..
Gor. Baker this afternoon.
The 40th Indiana wa4 mustered ont at New Or
leans yeaerdly. and IL now <a ros6e for ibis city
r,ia En- ~ tn e. aon.e &c pGio 10 ~ ngn. 2
VtncenDes Railroad. The various counties along
the line have taken bold Of the road. and the prob
abilities are that the requisite amount Of means
will be donated and the road put under contract BY
spanE.
, 1866-01-12
Personal,

10 one Fuller, who was stated is having assumed
the tislc Of Ex-Gorernor Of Utah, not being known
at ite State Department, should not be understood
Is referring to lion. Frank Fuller, formerly Acting
Governor Of Utah On the ocraslon OF the secession
Of {;oy Cummings. The paragraph was based
upon !he supposl'ion that late defaulhns Quar-
] ou,poses Known only to hlmself Exiossrnor s ,of
Frank Fuller Is known and respected aa IN honora-
HE rnAn in every tfspect.
, 1866-01-12

-, -,
.inost Worthless % 70 tbe people % senssssiy. ss Be-
Gause G o. o. ne many y. amerdmens thereto
inele nase oeen 6Sa amendments enacted
+ i55s, IS q vh,eh are snendnent. to ths
heHsea statntea ma me depesal Laws. II doe.
not seem Necessary 10 present any other argument
IN u whsbeF s si1a or y 70
NECESSARY o. pEnntao!e:
SPECIAL Legislation has become IN eEli In ouz
ssais a1d he 1seq9snsy sisa which our 1sws ase
amendeq as sure lno!eauoa tnat nuch OF Inc past
Aesaaiauon haa bsen hastJ and tHadstsed.
RASKs.
The Bank compt.ol1er reports that the whole
number or State Banks Gotne busine.s On The Iii
ilay of October 1851 WIS aix1T.fnur With m aetyr
cafe csuitsl Of. xiGGaGs6, in
Whole numbcr OCT. Isl. l665, twertT-
0@' ''''N' ''A - s'"'~ >'f'S'' e--,1-1.oe
Decrease Of fcsuItal in Il months. e. 90 Id
The whole. amount Of securities held
in trust for banking Associations, .-....-.
Oct. let. 1864, was acc. .669 "a
The amount held Oct 1st, 1855, MAS. ssf1s7. 70
>, o<o "a 70
~, DeckeAse u - Hont1s F+,~ooro4S. 20
The amount Of st5enlation outstand- .c, ~. ~,
h 1es s,oonnt no1 ~ 6ct tes T.; w,s 3 ~
no,,., - ,.h. . sex ooo N
oe's1oe ~ - t"ou.ns''* *-'~'A'. '9''''
TA3A1fos or sAIIoNAL nANks-
uon Or chnpser 4V0 q TIE 9cnesas LAWS Of 1s6a,
Mnicn ptosldes Ior 931ns NauonA haaks. y
claimed BY that class Of corporations that The State
tax - ~ unjust ana nneorSstltnnonal- -,
test caso Is now pelo!c tnG nienest trlp9hat,
- Sn ~ !sSa ohe " Gas staI6 e9uls oI tae a!ate
q Se" 1o!h, Maese tas I14 VA aecatea e1nsu5u-
Igu9!. LIS Nso e4Eeetea t1at tne case Wln be de-
ID lew nontns ~ tne snpte1ne Eoutt q MS
oaG; " asic x .1a eoqf1s 1oas toik t41 9 IN.
GunsutuuonA+ tne Banks "4I oemand 1et1ln OF
nry ann The 3fafe .TIessurcr shonid 10 nn,ho,t-a9
10 repay them,
The secnr1ties Tor outstanding bank circulation.
on the 31et dav Of December last a,nonuted TO
sis, u1.15 werr Treasury notes aud coIu. The
, 1866-01-12

HH6NA2EIAG4V&3
NEW YoRK. Jan. 1.-THE Htrdtds Fortress
Monroe cnrrcs[x ndent writes: "Capt Alexander.
Of the Empire city, arrived at tho Fortress on the
81, from Key West. He had seen Dr.. Mndd, Spans-
ler and O'Laughlfn. The Lincoln assassination con-
sptratora. They all occupy one room, and were In
coed health. They do the most menial and de-
grading work ahont the prtson. Dr. Mudd has be-
barred Wi,h exemplary pfoprIety s.nee bis failure to
tschpe some time ago, and ts evidently figuring to
;ent.ate himself In the good opinion Of his custo-
dians, md bis former easy and agreeable place In
the Dttson hospital
, 1866-01-12

initiee 10 prepare and publish In advance rome Of
oyetnentioned tor The 'opening OF ! national
exhibition Of agnculura products md implements,
textile Fubstances, fruits, wines and woods. a
the esttmablo virtues and eminent business qn.li-
tics Of the Ate President Of the Society. William
Blatkstone Hubbard Of Columbus, Ohio.
, 1866-01-12

WAsu1NGToN, Jan. U-The fourteenth annuaI
meeting Of the q. S. Agricultural Society vas beld
yesterday at the room. Of he Society = The Cpl.
list year were Reelected. and REGULATIONS adopted
appointing general meeting on the second
"Wednesday Of January nex4 to exchange congratu.
mesSures ior making the society praed
cany uteful organization; inrit.ne. State and
county societies TO ee1d dalagate! to
the meeting; tastEucttnx tho Executive Com
, 1866-01-12

r new YoRK, Jan. liza letter from Charleston
-ays that on many plantations the owners are
Jtvld,ng the crops with the negroes after reseEviug
certain articles for themselves. 10 the Third Sub.
District the Colonel commanding the post has
ordered that all articles raised On plantations be
divided with the taboIers.
The est1te Of Lawrence II. keitt wa1 recently
snid. but did not reaze IafCe aum,
, 1866-01-12

R1cuNoND. Va, Jan. Ill. ". He1ndnn, Of
Spottsylsan1a, WIS elected Secretary Of the Com
monwealth, today, alter lengthy and animated
election OF CoL Le11s, who was appointed bJ Gov.
PeirppInt, 1t Alexandra. On the int ballot Col.
Lewis lacked only i've votes of election.
Wnxnaroa, 4 cx jay: ll.ETwo ne9Eoes, sup.
, 1866-01-12

In pursuance Of IN Ordinance OF the Common Coun-
ell OF the City OF Chicago. parsed July l3th 1883 q.
tiled IAN Ordnance to promote tho Ceaniiness md
Heth Of the City," that and af1sr tho 18th oay Of
Jantary, A. D. 1866, scaveu9er Will cal each and
every day te1cept Suudsya) At or x.ef ssven o'clock
in tho forenoon. At your house, dwelling tenemens
to teceive ali the o1Al. ktfha&e, awt.. land In
proved streets, aahes1 that Jou MAy have md TINT
You will be required to hare the lame ready 1t the
hour Aforesaid IN Light tub or tnha. odr suitable
vctsel vessels, 1t Soma Convenient place for the
ScayenEer When he cal1A to receive the a&me.
For fAuuse. nexlect 10 to DO. 1t IS provided u
Section as follows:
"Ary person who shall. after notice. neglect or fe
fuse to have the otal garbage swl upon his he1
premises ready for she Scarenger. IN the manner and
At the time mentioned IN said notice, shall pay penal
y Of Five Dollars tor each and every day such oal
garbage swl shall remain such preullses after
the same has bean called for oy the 5cavenseT-
dSr1 T. B, BRIDGES, Health Officer,
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1G&
Number discharged. .............-............ II

=
IL IT,. ra,,,4s H. ~ ss 49,, o ~
ncaceinese S smd vn1 NJ s ohenr ~ =
crx ax.t,tefn t,ta. ~ i, as1 ~ t5;h.-sa
me1ts' showne that os ,Se ~ ~ @ aa anneonpisted
ios ne eTppor o. ne nsntanon by IL fne iasf te,s.
rfn.a r. tha ;.c.9 ros1 e1'tSos'' a. '"e
NE u Tnstees ii the Insane uo.nft,, rpnort that
the " N@'~ @'3->-Ae A-17f'@.1 Asf"-N NA~.'
Number s Of os,1ents admitted 10 thu uosn1tal
5nr;nx III Eesrendn1 SenteThe4 ~ r.' ,i6s r. s7
WAL nnmhs5r no 5e neeesx9n1 hsnaa9s 81 Hn.pI,;
5nrirn 1ha Vssr oee - Ao'fA sx7
Nnrnhes dJarhrTTreG an rtnr ne Iesr n
Ieaysno in the HeYni1ai at he cioee al t.csi
vesT - '~ ~ - ~ TT
viii mnS 10 6Sss 9ea he
rnrnts NJ fhe lsS enrf i,xehs,es n., tha uotnits1
several tpcpfabIe cases tn order to make room for
tsn n ib .,seo tsss st1e ln 1nt H. IT,,
mediate ealarsement Of of tbs hospi,ai. ''' ''' '''
sch 6oa5a I ,p. 1t MahaSets o. re stas esofm n
r. schno dnrn ,h ~ 6.i Tese Eaa III ~
y FtS T1eher a. ,.. S,sha ~ ~ & ~ -
A'>1 A " m mn s,ess1 x11Ins 11' o'' 'sA'
Our militia hT d1sappoints the expectations OF
thote who framed and entirely fatls to meet the
requirements Of the StAte. It does mol provide ~
with single regiment OF efficient state t1oops,
which could be called into nse IN an emergency. L
donns any oihsf State IN The Unio9 y 80 entirely
ha 70 r1ss1.e1 and amen9}e a. ~ i've M hn1nnnh
militia organization.
."A0oA4 A4oSo osH4s" tnt "A@.
The State ha1 furnished. under 1ll calls nom the
y, four regiments and one company Of cavalry, one
regiment lot twelve batteEies) Of heavy artillery
thirteen batteries Of Hight artillery, one company or
=, and IN a1ef esaa nesa
numbering In all 81 49, OF which number u, ,E4
were Volunteers and II, ,5 drafted men and substi-
Tho total quota OF the State under all calls during
the Wax fs &C, t16.
, 1866-01-12

AC6rsIA. ble., Jan. u.-Reeolu1ions were intro.
duced IN the Maine Senate this forenoon, and re-
ieIred to 'ae rs Committee q .I Federal n Ksa!o9 DE-
traitoss among his late colleagues in rebellion
ought to be brouehtr to immediate trial. and speedy
and exemplary puntehmcus for thelr most odloua
, 1866-01-12

Troops in Texas to be Mustered Ont.
GALVESTON, Te1as. Jan. 8, Via Washlngt gton.-An
mnleated mere Tomorrow mastering ont Of the Ger
vice largo number oi re9imente doing duty in
Texas The list has not yet been made known but
il il believed to otnclude about l. GOO troops, all but
three rerimeuta.
, 1866-01-12

NEW YoRK, Jan. 11.-An entire family. five tn
number, in Brooklyn, hare been poisoned by the
nse NJ u,usty donr, purcnased at neRhbortn2 gro-
cerr. ore has died, two arc still dangerously Ill,
md The remaining two are conTalescent.
, 1866-01-12
awards for slaves Mustered In-The
Communication Fund-An loxFn Swamp
Land dTFade-OVeFlnnd TFave1-A uls-
honest Treasury Clerk-The Semmes
E-R

WAButSgros, jan. 1t.-The following statement
cf Asst Adj. Gen. Fo.ter shows that there hare
been filed With The COMMISSIONER for Maryland,
Y,6C7 cairnE for compensnflpn and the awards made
upon 766 claims, Amounting to $230, ,759, Of which
f,1t $Gt0p had been paid There were d1ed with
The n1pesioners for Delaware, III Claims, upon
which aWnrda were made amounting to $11,o3a,
uppe Of which Ind been ps1d.
The statement OF the Provost Marshal General
relative 10 the communication fund, shows that there
vas on hand Feb. H. 1861, s, G35, kincc which
t.nc fhere has been received SO, 729. E1pen-
iiures tfpcc Feb 24, 1864. have been tor procuring
Substitutes and recruits, bounttes and premiums,
S6GT7G GIL and for eurollmente, FIN, 500, making a.
aggregate OF "a SC. GIL. This sum Includes cog
1nfucd over TO The Chief Of the Bureau Of Colorrd
Troops; balance Of The funds reeetyed amount to
*st1h,6S8, leaving total balance q funds IN Inc
Treasury subtect 10 the draft OF s., sii.as3.
The Itetior Department has Just Issued to the
Slate OF Iowa tWamp land patent for apWard8 o.
31,5c0 acres. The Lind Oflice is actively engaged
ID bringing the work 10 a cloee.
Ben. Ha3hday.s overland coaches carried. during
the quarter ending December last, 05 sack Of uau
natter, weighing ose. len thousand pounds.
To-day, Antnony Shoedcr, formerly CLERK IN ne
Treasury Department, arrived here In charge OF IN
ofcer, and WIS akeu TO the court house when Judee
Fiber COMMITTED him to prison. Ae Is charged
with ab~tracting over $35, 900 in sos itoEn the
Treasury while be was employed a. clerk. He was
arrested in Mtehig igan. -. ..-. .
The tsial Of Capt. semmes would soon com-
uence. but for the absence Of Com. Wius1ow, one
OF tho most important w'itnes.es.
, 1866-01-12

Whole amount due Trust Finds. 81, ,557, 100
Provision has been made for the paSmeut Of
f5s8 600 Of the temporary loans from tho Trust
Fn1df and The currency receipts {$3b9 1881 tasued
by the Sate Treasurer, p1u the taxes collected for
1875. Both amounts will be paid tn February OF
this year, and when paid the State debt will
amount to t1,.ss,?D. little more than two dollars
for each indfyidua! In the State-
:. The balance Of the temporary loan nom The Trust
Funds $135 oq, WAS made after the levy Of the ta1
for 1865 # va. NOT definitely known ut the lime
the 1evy was made, bow mueh would BE- Necessary
lies, consequently there IL no provision made for
Its payment. recommend thai the time for the
payment Of the certificates Of indebtedness given
Tor tha. balance, be indefinitely extended. thus
making # . permanent lean to the Ttuat Funds.
recommend the passage oi 4 Law authorizing the
cancellation OF al State bonds now held By the
Trust Fund, and all others which may hereafter be
SO held, and that certificates Of Indebtedness,
ming to the funds each eeparately according to the
amount due ffom The State to each, not negotiable
Or transferable bel.sned In their stead, hy The prop
financial officers o! the Slate, md measure oE
safety.
Tho ravn,,rnp s,f 4hn cat. f., A.. A.n.1
, 1866-01-12

The AdAms' Express Robbery.
New YoRk, Jan. 1.-THE names Of the Adams
Epteas robbers a! New Haven, anestedt arc Tns-
tam, Lockwood and Clark
, 1866-01-12

ME- YoRk. jan. 11.-Thc CONNIE <FctdFs Washing
I'm dneratch says that ibe New Orleans telegram
ANNOUNCING the flight Of Juarez Is not credited tn
toab1urfrn
, 1866-01-12

country, and Its rapid recovery from the 1a,ases
Of The war, the physical and industrial securities
cauailed Inducements 1t oneFs to ennEgzanta from
all parts Of The Old World. To make snch IN e1::
@on a. r. woa T. 81 a. e Of
iercits Of the Committee this morning were dcc1d.
idly In the direction OF recommending
Petition from the Faculty Of Yale Coll
IeGe-CAbinet denomination Rumors
The Mexican kidnapping Case-Ise-
organization Of The Supreme Court
The Army Increase Btll-The Penn
ey3vAnia Contested Election Case-The
Mustcring Out Order.
WAsmN67os, Jan. 11..-Dr. Bacon. on behalf OF
ea 81 e e Gpps t. asS
stinction policy OF the President
tion, which hsse pcrsaded weI1lnformed circles for
wctE past, are believed to have more foundation
IN fact than u.ually attachcs TO Euch reports. Tbs
European n1ail to know whether Mr. Adams pro-
poses an immediate return from London. This,
sieyed to indicate the Of the coming hEee74
The Acting SeIetasy Of State, ". Hunter, IN
communication to the President. transmitted to the
House. IL .ntWer 10 tie resolu1ions inauiEtDg con-
cern1ug the Kidnapping Of the child Of an American
lady 10 the city Of Mexico BY the u*urper Of The
Republic, eo-called Emperor, eays that no official
r.: hsen rssed a the
10 other information upon that subject which 1t is
deemed advieahle 10 make public 1t lhts time.
4 bill has been drown b. very distinguished
lawyer Of Washington, which will be offered in
ihs Supreme ceurt Of lie United shtea. 20 ss to
reduce the number OF appea1s and increase the npm
ber Of cilcuIte and Circuit judges.
Senator Wilson'S bill for increasing the regular
army tnakce It's maximum 9a,uN men, II the pres
ent nine regiments Of infantry are to be retained.
The contested caec Of koOniz and E1hhoth- Six
teenth Congressional District Of pennsylEana, was
again before the Committee Elections yesterday.
adjourned until Fridny, when denaite action is e1
pected to he had in the question. The BROOKS and
Dodge contested case, OF New York, ts rcady for
consideration, and will be taken M at once. The
evidence In the case mikes printed volume Of etx
An order Of the Secretary Of War is published,
dlsa,anding the 25th Army Corp. a. m organiza-
tion.
has produced CONSERVATION among the decap1tated
Generals. All ARE euIprafed. No one included In
the liss expected that be would thus be disposed Of
and many whote names do not appear expected 70
Another order OF the like kind could 1t 10 be-
leved, be itsued without de1iment to the interest
Of the country.
WAzu1soros, Jan. 1.-THE NazioHa1 Inkiitgeaeer
Lafayette G, Baker, as Bdgndier General, was not
In consequence Of any dissatisfaction in the mind
Of the Secretnfy Of War toward hts zealous and
skilful instrument. b1t in obedience to IN ezrEcss
X military ComMieeion, Of which Mai. Gen. Fcs-
sender l. presiding officer, Is in session At Alex.
andTia tf5tug seyenteen or more persons. charged
with comp!idty In The disturbance In that city on
The proposltions for unfversal negro suffrage in
the Distinct Of Columbia Will probably be compro-
uise1 into qualified suffrage, With educational re-
quisemente, 10 opetntc without distinction Of color
, 1866-01-12

..... $tg2, 10000
Ha1aHce due On appropriations. ......... 8t $1,000
Appropriations not anticipated .... 5O,0o0.00
Interest on State debt. 16Q,O00.O0
Payment Of temporary loan from the
ITuet Fund, for war pu1poses.... 64S,0O0Q0
Due on currency receipts tssued by the :
state Treasurer. pursuant TO Chapter ....
IS, Lawt Of 1855. 3sL000co
State Pri4on md Charitable hstitu-
tions ..............,........ '1aa 0O0.00
War expenses, (cxt1a pay to soldfefsl. 200 0900.0O
Total expenditures. ,6Tz, 10000
Tha wh0ls amount received inio the
general fund during the Last dsca1
year. was. ,91s, ,61t49
Balance In tho fund Sept. 81, 1664...... 3a,3l9.85
r. OK Al
, 1866-01-12

Balance IN Fund Sept 80, 1865. ......... $a3.8aas
There has been paid out OF the State Ttea9uty Tor
"ar rarposes since the beginning Of the rebellion
70 the LIT day Of January, 1865 not Iess than a.
$4,000.
There has been raised By counties, cities and
towns i1s war pnfpoees up to June lat, 1865, ST.
75a 6o5.67. Total expended by the State $l1, ,85a-
55 Ss69 i0e 60 Of which has been reimbursed by
the General Government.