The New York herald., 1866-07-14

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proper authorities, be transferred over neighborng
foreign provinces from part the United states 10
apother bs treated arrival in tho United States in
regard TO liability to exemption from duty taxes II
the transportation had taken place entirely within tho
limits OF the United satos Another provision autho-
rzes the Secretary Of the Treasury whenever he Is salts
fed that more moneys have been paid to tho Collector
of Customs than the law requires and parties have failed
to comply with the requirements OF the fourteenth and
fifteenth sections Of the act of June 80 1854 owing tc
circumstances beyond the control OF the importer draw
his warrant for overpayment In favor OF the persons en-
titled 10 H. Another administrative section amends the
act Of March g. 1853 relative TO tho prevention OF frauds
on inc revenue.
THE NIAGARA SHIP CANAL BILL KILLED.
The Niagara ship Canal bill brought up In The
Senate day. and after some little discussion post
poned on the motion OF lfr Harris, until December
next
RELIEF OF TIE PORTLAND SUFFERERS.
bill in behalf OF the Portland sufferers intro
duced by Mr. Fessenden and passed 1t authorizes the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue In the district affect
ed by the fire not to press for payment Of
claims until the fourth Of March next.
THE MISCELLANEOUS APPRoPRIA ALTON BILL.
The House occupied during the larger portion OF
the session upon the Miscellaneous Appropriation bin
Considerable squabblng occurred on some OF the items
hut the bill finally passed
PROTECTION OF PIE FREEDMEN IN VIRGINIA.
0atrages and assaults on the freedmen living In oudon
county Va having been frequently reported Of late and
the civil law having failed II is alleged administer
usticeS the Assistant Commissioner OF the Freedmen
Bureau OF this district by authority OF Lieutenant Gen.
oral Grant, has sent company OF cavalry from this dis
tric 10 be stationed in that county, with headquarters
at Middleburg
THE MEXICAN MISSION.
Hon. Lewis D. Campbell has had one or two interviews
with Secretary Seward In relation 10 the Mexican mission
since hls arrival in the city, but has had no instructions
glvon him, nor any intimations when they would
be forthcoming.
MUSTER OUT or OFFICERS on DUTY THE FREED.
MEN BUREAU.
special order for the mastering ont OF those ofcers
Of white troops on duty in the Freedmen's Bureau
whose regiments have been mustered out OF service
several months since yesterday issued from the
War Department The order directs that all volunteer
officers not officers OF the Veteran Reserve corps on duty
in the Frcedmsns Bureau, belonging regiments Of
white troops are, by virtues Of this order mustered
and honorably discharged the service Of the United
States account Of their service being no longer re.
qured The Commissioner Of the Bureau is instructed
TO a once relieve these officers from duty and direct
thsa' 10 repair to their respective homes thence to re-
port oy letter to the Adjutant General or tho Army for
'ner discharge papers the respective reports TO ac
oompaned by copy Of the order from the Frcedmens
bureau relieving tho officer from duty
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED nv rur SENATE
Tho Senate today confirmed the following nomlna
tions:--
Green Clay Smith, OF Kentucky, as Governor OF the
Joseph Smith to be Chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and
Docks In the Navy Departm mt -
Horato Bridge Chief Of the Bureau OF Provisions and
John latham, Chief Of the Bureau Of CONSTRUCTION and
D r. Sherwood, Chief of the Bureau Of steam Engi
Elisha rendoton, Naval onscer at Norfolk and Ports.
mouth.
con-ssioys or Internal Rsssnue--william G. Mccand-
less, Twenty-tbrd district OF Pennsylvania Samuel
+. Cary OF Cincinnati, Second district Of Ohio; James
Atkins Of Atlanta, Fourth district Of Georgia; simeon
Cooper Of Knox county Second district Of Tennessee
Leonard a Harris, rirst distrc. Or Ohio
.nS n'e,s,o o. ise Monsss-D Bradford for the
Elba, Alabama; William Thompson At washington
Arkansas and William Hutchinson at Ciarkesyiile.
Apptai,srs Of MERCHANDISE at CAarl.ston, s. c-Ben.
jAmm Parker and psyid garr9wr e,,,,. - -. ~.
4, H',s'q, "y TX h'"a' heen'' I smith, lot the DE
'r.Ss Spsy q y'sa a,ma,ohare. r. xeraddsn, at Ys.sr
Robert ". Tsiasero. Nsw orleans, La Edwin r. I'M.
Haverbiii, Mass John Berry, Gardiner Me-; Andrew
i inEnsn ned'noorS wsa Mass james Camp DisSn pS
brick. skowhesan Ne Mosos Drake Js, Port Wayne,
Ind. Elphalet Rowell, Hsllowcll, No Duncan Nc.
Keecher Rpon, VIA Henry ID. 0'Brien, ST. Anthonys
Falls, MINI George + Weston, Plymouth Mass Geo.
8. Morrll, LAWRENCE Mass James R Bicknell, Aa-
S,irepns n "a toms--Cec Mcneil Charleston, s. G.
Daniel Mann, Galena, IN; y. Murray, Paducah, Ky.
eess pass s,a,s,@ @ Aaron pv 70 b sur
sNe' Cr'a'Josn % h Andrews, Of New York, Il Valencia;
selaysr o. Kansas :, MOSCOW RapSasl u Columbus,
1SSi,er. n Land oGo,-solomon Dui,on, for The Dls.
trId Of 81 Stephens, Ala. John y knight At Elbs,
Ala Ezra Hntton, al HUNTSVILLE Ala William Con.
ner, At Taylor's Fails Nnn.
Territory Of ewiMericoi Dudley Y. Rhodes, Of Ohio,
~ cstsss,y, n pe,.mn n wgn, n.,,,c, AZ
pcnsscola, Fla Richard w King Newbern, n. C. Joseph
H. Etnorc Brideeton, " j. Pedro Banet st Augustine,
Fla Thomas stayner, ST. Marks, Fla. George X
Congion, Georgetown, 8. C. Henry A. Morrow Dstrot,
APPOINTMENTS.
Thasolowing appointments have been made ;-wm. A
Pew, collector OF Costcms AZ Gloucester Mass Fred
yapdeveer Collector or Internal Rsvenue, Third OHIO
dlsrr Barrett Iangdcn, Assessor First Ohio district
David r. Clark, Postmaster at Manchester, " H. w c.
Rossnnn, Postmaster a, Hamilton Ohio sd levi p.
Rose, Postmaster At yonkers, Ny.
rHE pUBLic LANDS.
Al the United states Distrc, Land Once a, q cl.ss
IN the monih Of Junc, os5i acres were sspxed Of the
greater portion for agricultural c.sss scrip, aud The
residus for bounty land varrssa sescuoas with sgr.
cultar'l college scrin .naoy cash saya n
osSERaL srcxLxs Fos oovEPscp nv vs~ Yory
plan is foo, among cs.t.ln clique OF Ne~ York
politicians 10 MIKE Gcncrs, nanic T. siokies The l>rt
Governor OF A. has been written The sub
,ec', aud s undersoa % be willing 10 make the
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w.suscros. July a. ts0S
.rsSfDgu xAEmo ~ CONGRESS- Y.
A. thsurminatson OF the unusually protraoed and
citing rcsson of Congress approaches the political ole
mspp< assume a oompiai aied and threatening cha
rss<er Congresses, from ,ime immemorsl, have been
noted FOR President making Tho present Congress 's -
dverasy consitued singular from any Of iis rredc-
ccsorr aud the ndor which u meets and
by which n surrounded are 50 snemalous that the