New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
QUARANTINE FOR CHOLERA AND YELLOW FEVER.
The Army Bill Further Considered.

sIetisl DifTtlL to Tie " Y. Inture
WASHINGTON Monday April q let6.
CoMMOpoRl ROD6ERs AND THE vALTARAIsO BOMBARD-
MBNT.
Official adyces were received to-day by the Government
from Commodore Rogers Commanding the United States
squadron 10 the Habor OF Valparaiso, to the effect ha.
be, in CONJUNCTION with the British Admiral, have pro-
tesed against the bombardment Of that city by the Spanish
neet and that they have insisted that ample time shall be
given for the removal of neutral property, and the women
md children and that if this demand should be reused
they should resist the bombardment with force. The
Commodore has the doubleurreted monitor Monadnoek
md five other ships with him. force amply sufficient
10 make him master of the situation.
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS
The President to-day nominated TO the Senate A. b.
Soapake civilian, 10 be Collector Of the First Internal
Revenue District of Pennsylvania vice Col. j. H. Tag
CART brave soldier of the late war; removed. Per con-
ira Gen Samuel F. Carey the temperance lecturer has
been appointed Collector Of the Second Ohio District
vice R. NJ s. Taylor removed. Mr. Taylor was supported
by the Ohio delegation; Gen. Carey by his brothernaw
Stwell of the Executive Committee Of the Washington
johnson Club Josiah p Heitrich appointed to be Col
ieetor Of the Eleventh Internal Revenue District of Penn
tyvsna r. Clark to be of Internal Revenue in
she Thirteenth District of Pennsylvania, and Samuel Nc
Kelsy to be United States Marshal for the Western Dis
tret of PENNSYLVANIA vice Alexander Murdoch, removed
MASONIC CALL UPON THB PRESIDENT
The Masonic Delegation OF Knight Tempars called upon
the President to-day in accordance with previous appoint
Ment.
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS ASYLUM.
The Board Of Managers of the Soldiers and Sailors
National Asylum called meet here again the 18th
xro1mo TO perfect their organization and act upon the
acceptance Of the Point Lookout property temporary
refuge for the disabled.
AN oFPRR REJECTED
The Naval Committee 10 whom referred the propo-
son Of the Canton Land Company OF Baltimore to grant
lands On condition of the establishment Of o naval
Depot thereon, have decided to reject the offer.
ESeLsHMRS IN WASHINGTON.
The Marquis Of LONE, son of the Duke Of Argyle;
The Hon. Arthur STREET. Of Lord Belper, and Mr. H.
Votes Thompson who has recently offered TO establish an
American Proessorsp Of the European Universi-
lies, were the Aoor Of the Senate to-day
AN OPINION.
il rumored that the Attorney General has given al
opinion that the Kansas branch Of the Pacific Railroad
Does DOT require any further legislation to enable them to
follow the Smoky Hill route, instead Of the Republican
Fork route.
no MORE sUBsIDIEs.
The Secretary of the Treasury and leading fnsnciers in
Congress oppose granting any subsidies to any rail-
sOad corporations.
rHs PRESIDENT sUBscRrBEs PoB AN ASTI.sLAvERY
PAPER.
The Editor of The Teaaetean paper published In the
Interest the FreedInens Bureau at Nashve presented
bis subscription list the President observing Senator
eumner name thereon for o. wrote subscription Of go
hereunder.
INDIAN DELEGATIONS.
Delegations of the Bois Fort and Lac De Flambeau
Indians Of the Chippewa tribe, residing in Northern
rho hava ius
Government providing for their removal from the Gold
Mining regions around vermion Lake visited the Pres
cent to-day accompanied By Judge Cooley Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs. In addressing the President, the
Interpreter Of the delegations feelingiy alluded 10
tie injustice done to his by their constant removal
westward by the whites aud concluded BY expressing the
hope that they would be nterfered with in the
region to which they have been assigned The Pres
Gent in response thanked them for the compliment Of
their visit and assured them that far in his
rover he should that the provisions Of the treaty
were strictly complied with The President addressed
iy the chief Of the Minnesota Chppewas, through hi:
Interpreter.
THE CONSCIENCE PUyD
OF the Treasury Department was further augmented to-
day by the contributions Of two unknown parties from
Illinois, amounting to 80 05.
INTERVAL REVENGE.
The receipts frou internal Revenue to-day $50
ss5.;
CIRCULAR FROM THE PAY DEPARTMENT.
A circular has been published by the Pay Department
Communicating Psymasters the reply Of the Provost
MsIshaGenera that advance bounty 10 enlisted IL
abe United States service not paid by any officer acting
snde the orders OF that Bureau or the AduantGcnea
Department. Prior TO August ], 1862, its payment va
only authorized on and after July l. 1867; but none va
actually paid until August !, 1862.
FREEDMEN IN ARKANSAS.
Reports received at the Freedmens Bureau omArkansas
rpsesent great desttuiion existing among the poor white
N that State most Of whom unable 10 procure th
sonnoDesi necessaes Of life. The Agent Of the Burea
sys that il The testimony of the County Judges an'
issdng citizens Of Le different co,nes were taken, tie,
bauld nsks Ne pp'pLS 10 w State vL'