, 1866-10-25


ihc fc-ulltton5 ptcscrib,nr tic new nay,, mi.
sln ~ htt 70 into effect until the Isl OF ueccn1-
ncs. lhcre is considerable discussion as 10 the
sts'c ol INC new coat. many otflrera obIccine to
me proposed swa11ow-iail garment. AamIfa,
tarragut has decided upon the star which b. y1,
Wear W virtue Of ifs rank. I, IL of gold, ha, flyc
1aSs, and as two inches II diameter liz centre ts
vt sl'cr- about the size OF quarter Of dul;ar.
anu ncafs m ealsy Of The Hartford, with an !ll-
mfsal lag at the fore.pctk.
FAIzE MONET.
tht prize awards for the capture of The Mary C,in
son. ny Tie Powtfatsan. md Dpro BY The Quaker
'Ef- hare been sent to the Fourth Auditors
MICE and VIII be ready for payment in a month
1t two,
BALTIMORE
,onF correspondent has just returned from
''+' 10 i'sl-:more. The city Is quiet at present,
awaiting tie action Of Governor Swann in the r,se
ott!e Police Commissioners. The Union nan r.,
condensation, freely avow thcis determination to
sfaht ny The Commissioners. They say they arc
:" possession; tha: they will act unly
on Ae defensive, anil will c,rrv
lAtlr case into the Courts and ahfdc
the decision; and that il violence !.
used II snHs' he in'iatcd hy the rc,r1s; hut they
VIII resist to the utmost aay Li.h-handctl a,,cmn,
!" "-ntp the functions entrusted 10 Them by the
t-eaatsiatulc OF the State. They say that crc,t
rHEsl'e's Of rebc1s have pcsjurcd themselves tn
'Ake the r':istry oath. and that legal measures
stIalt he exhausted tcfore such shall be a,o xcd
70 aes as Judges uf election and as policemen.
WIN power Owe: the dearest interests OF tho Ioyal
people. 1lcy claim to have several thousand o,d
soldiers OF The Union army, fully armed and or
ssh'zed toF any emergency. Generals Den
n'son. hen1y aud ott.crs have offered
tEcsF Ecrvlcck. Tic Soldiers anil
Sailors Unions throughout the conptrv
and Washington arr ofcrin. their aid aud ASSN.
arcc ri sympathy and succor have been received
from Sas:ous su1dic7s organizations In the North
auo t-ast. lhc position taken By tho Con.uis-
'7'sstoncra seems TO havc staggered The Governor.
as l." II proceeding but slowly. The Commission
cls ATE confident that their action will he sustain.
e. T.: f'e Court. General Candy hay had an inter.
view VIII them, and with Mayor Chapman, anl
aid that If the police shon1d he nuab1r 10 prc4cry.
':der, he should not hesi,ate 10 dec arr the civ
under martini law. Large numbers Of d1s,oyal-
ISIS arc summoned 10 appear ae Witnesses at the
at1sins at Annapolis on Friday The Copperhr.d
nrefs and politicians arc doing everything In their
power 10 u:E.e SWatu forward, and to n5eciuI,,tr
IN outbreak, expecting to involve the Admins
'a''6n and obtain tic aid of The military forces .o
restore 10 power the traitors who blocked the road
to tic Capitol in the dark days of 1>Gl. and shcd
;!- list loyal blood Of tho war. Thu rc,u,nr5
'rbel suldiefs and secession eympathizcys in thIs
';tS nfe osc'ni1ins under the call Of the Conner.
atad cons'ifuffo;a! {.nton, which urges them ..to
te ready for the struggle" 1t is prepared TO be-
lin 1t oncc+ "a volunteer military Organization.
70 bc known ns The Constitutional Union
HeaendcF@' Lcsiti.. To effect this
purpose promptly. thoroughly and
tnes ssetics'<. IN cntollmcrt has bccn commenced
All who are ready to join and uulte In lhc cpntcn,.
plated purpose. may do FOR The present in The
ear bns1dtng ofrhc LhaR otIce, No. 80 STREET,
iuus doors east Of the Natiena, Thca:zv.''
ctTADENT DCLL1TT.
Ihc rebel pressure has at last been enceess[ultn
r'oeGFiEc the removal OF Culhbert UuIt1tt ,sho
Happens at one time 10 have been Cnion man,
from tue United States Narsha1shf2 of Louisiana,
sna lie appointment ofJ. H. Mckee III hEs stead.
Aereten'a4s: s''llwc;l OF Indians, IL p.ominent
applicant tos the place
1ANne w:TuDnAws,
lae secretary Of the Interior has ordered a
"f'nafaWas ltoE1 sale Or en.rS Ut the lanaa .%nn.
I'd by the act Of JHnc I'd, 1874, 10 thc s,a,c -,
Michigan. In aid ofthc conttruc,Ioa o, a t,Ilro,a
itota Fort Wayne, Indfan1, to G.aud Trayrr.c
Michigan. es'
ASSIGNED TO pETr.
sal''als and Brcr=: Brsadter General VIM. II.
rem sekc, Ihird Cn1ea States 1ntantry, hss l,ccn
Es'eAea - au!y as Acting Assistant Inspector
"cncFat o. The Department Of the Missouri,
STATEMENT PREPARED.
2ae stasenen: called for BY a resolution Of The
iiouec o. Representatives. of May =, 1865, and
Hsasn on september TIT, hy the comraittee Of H.
1'enehment VIII! reference to The disposition msdc
OF all cotton and other property COMING into Tho
hands Of Treasury Agents, during the war. h.,
been prepared under the supervision OF the Com.
missioner Of cnstons, and was to-day sent to thu
Secretary Of The Treasury.
TREEDxES's AFrA1ns II MISSISSIPPI
General Wood. Freedmon's Bureau Commits
siorer for Mississippi, reports under date Of Vtcks-
burg, October 8, the operations Of his department
for the month ofSeptcmber. In the District Of
" Broohaver" numerous complaints have been
mnde that The whiie citizens are taking away the
states, larc in this district been unusually com.
plaisant and their progress has been quite en-.
couEagfng. In the District Of Columbus there
Is reported much suffering Rmong the