New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The NJ Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON Friday Jan. l2, ls66.
ErcpO sI-FFRACP IN THE INSTRUCT


bc feeble style wearying all hearers nearly two
hours He was followed by Mr. Grnnel Of Iowa in
short pointed speech in full vndicaton Of the coored
mans right to suffrage His statement. that ont of
total Of $50 coorcd 10 Iowa subject 10 military
duty 750 Of them voluntarily enlisted without bounties
produced decided impression. The galleries were
largely filed with colored auditors many in soldiers
uniform who were eager listeners 10 the debate.
MR. wAsHBURy's RAILROAD BILL.
Pending the discussion the Senate Clerk re-
turned MI. washburns Railroad BILL recalled by vote
of the House: and also submitted Senate resolution
granting the Reconstruction Committee power to send
for persons and papers and asking the House concur
renee.
PERSONAL.
Ex.Gov Washburnc of Maine was present
on the floor OF the House to-day
The resignation Of Brevet Major.Gen Henry Bar
nun was accepted by the War Department to-day, to
take effect on the 9th inst.
TIE RECONSTRUCTION COMMITTEE.
The Reconstruction Committee held a short
session this morning at which it agreed upon 10
osk the power to send for persons and papers. No
other conclusions attained.
PUNISHMENT or A COUyTERFErTEg.
Provost. Marshal Russell dispatched this even
ing for two years sojourn at Fort Delaware Charles
A. Rodgers OF the Fourth Artillery. Rodgers was con-
yctcd of completely with two others in counerci,lng
soldiers final statements while he was acting clerk
in the Office Of ComInissary of Musters His confedef'
ates similarly sentenced, effected their escape from
Fort whipple. just prior to being ordered of
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Internal Revenue receipts to-day were $500.
100.
| THREE DOLLAR NOTES.
The President OF the American Bank Note
Company subuttca several designs to-day for the forth
coming three dollar National bank note. Carpenters
picture Of President Lincoln reading his Emancipation
PROCLAIM tion WILL form the back decoration OF the
note.
REBEL BOAT-BURSERs.
The Secretary Of War, in conversation yester-
dsv stated that Whenever writ Of habeas corpus for
the delivery Of the bode. Of the Rebel boat-burners
now beiag tried by court martial a ST. Louis. reached
Lin he should Immediately turn them over to the elvi
authorities for trial.
PROTECTION FOR SOUTHERN USIoSisTs
The following General Order for the protec-
ton Of LOYAL people against improper civil suits and PEN
alties IN lately rebeious States to-day issued By
| Gen. Grant;
Military division and department eommAnder' whose com
nsnis cirsce OF posed o. any q the ate 'ebeou
stae. aud who have nre1dy done 90 vii a once Issue
an coice order. protecting prosecution or 'u' N ne
STATE or municipal Of such States OIL oihcef sd o
drg # tile are oftle ued states and ell persons thereto
attached OF ~ say thereto beonsinE subject 10 uii.iy
authority charged with ohsusss Tor tcis done n iLrf
ani protect suit ffosecuon =. loyal citizens % pr
char,cd with ofnse done esait :. e ~ De! ocs
indirectly during tie eaisienc, o she an az
ous thrir agents enrloyt chssrd w the occupeHy 81
abandoned land, or psrl'ion' OF he S
controlled the sas' puf.uan, 70 tbe orler e
Prsden' or any Of the cv! or military oeplI.s 81 'ne
Governmrn and 70 protect them ron nny pa r a.
age. nsy have been may be- pronounced - sasea
per.ons from Po.ece,on' in any OF aid state. c.l WIN
oa.~. ior which whie psFon are not prosecuted OF pun
| i.hed IN the same manner aud degree.
WRECK or AN AMERICAN vESsEL-REsCUE OF
THE CREW.
Tie United States Consul at Matanza5 reports
TO the State Department under date Of Dec 90. that
about tie lst Of November the American schooner
Enigma Of Bath Me-. wrecked at sea in about
latitude ~ and longitude ~ west The whole crew
consisting of four men, were rescued on the oh oi
November y portion Of the Of the British brig
Peerless fom Windsor Nova Scotia All tie crew OF
the Enigma were found to be in exhausted condi.
ton and one Of the died after being rescued
The Secretary of State has directed that magnificent
gold watch. with appropriate inscription. be pre-
sened to the captain OF the Peerless in acknowlcde
ment OF his humane services.
LAND OFFICE ITEMS
| The force Of the General Land Office in the
proper division is actively engaged upon the swamp
land business Of the State of Iowa with view Of clos
ing up and disposine Of all matters connected there
with II, The earliest possible period patent in favor
OF the State mentioned for i 900 of swamp land
hos just been completed.
INDIAN DELEGATIONS.
The Government is at present extending It's
hospitality to several delegations of Indians OF the
Cherokee Choctaw CLickasaw. Sac. Fox, Iowa and
Miami tribes about 10 in ALL who are now In this ety.
The last delegation consisting Of five members OF the
Miami tribe arrived in town to-day.
THE GEORGIA FREEDMEN.
The Acting Assistant Commissioner Of the
Frcedmen's bureau for the State Of Georgia. under
date Of December 90 reports to Gen Howard that nc
is happy TO state that the freed people in that vicinity
are showing great willingness TO make contracts Tor inc
next year. and that within the last few days quite
large number Of contracts have been made at rates
ranging from sl2 to els per month including poafa
and lodging. for male hands.
He states that 1t requires little effort TO raise
wages to Just and reasonable price, and reports that
he Is having very satisfactory success He suggests
that the interests Of tho country require that the
aborer shall DO we'll paid and kindly treated and then
they will labor industriousy and faithfully.
TIE ASSASSINATION REWARDS.
The list of awards to the captors Of the con-
rpracy sssassins is still in the hands Of Judge Holt
but will DO delivered TO the Secretary Of War; for his
approval o, disapproval. on Monday next.