New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24


now extended to the sheep which is proof of its con.
tagious character. The Archbishop Of the Diocese
has recommended that a day be set apart for special
prayer and modification under thebeavy chastsemeDt
of the cattle plague, and among the exercises TO be
used on the occasion strange II may appear to dis
seners who form large portion of the population is
the communion services
EMIGRATION To- AMERICA.
Our Consul at Liverpool, England, informs
the State Department dated March o 1866 that all the
steamers and emgrant ships leaving that port for
the United States are filed with emigrants. Ship own.
and others say that the emigration to the United
States will DO enormous and the indications are that 1t
will be greater this year than at any other time since
we have been nation.
THE "QUAYTRBLL" CASE.
There are reasonable grounds for believing
that the person in confinement here on suspicion Of
his being the notorious Quantrel will shortly be
leased from custody the evidence taken having failed
TO establish his identity with that cowardy murderer
Several witnesses deposed that they not certain
as TO the identity while other responsible parties swear
posi- lively that he is mot that but another man.
THE FINANCE BILL.
Al laf,. hour this morning Secretary Nc
Cullcch accepted the Ways and Means Committees
amendment TO bis Finance bill. This Ia known as
"Shermans Senate BILL the only difference being that
be was willing to fund 5000 per month wh.e the
House bill makes it t4,00Q000 after the first Elk
months 1t was not at first intended TO have
brought up the matter before next week. but on find
ing that the Secretary was willing to accept of the BILL
1t was concluded to Try and pass 1t this afternoon. The
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remarks of Mr. Morehcad. had their effect and at a
very late hour the House passed the b-thus guaran-
ceng a certain and speedy return TO specie payment
THE STOCKTON CASE.
The majority that was counted on last night
as secure for declaring that minority Of Legislature
could not elect United States Senator, was reduced
to-day to a tie by the detection Of Senators Anthony
and Henderson. Then Stockton, TO tho surprise OF
every one upon both sides voted for himself and se'
cured his seat by his own vote.
The excuse he sought TO make that his colleague
Wright was paired with Morrill,. untruei for II Is
well known here, and hns been for some time that Mr..
Wright will never resume his seat In the Senate, and
nay die Of any moment and that the pair expired some
time ago The point made by Senator Nye that man
could not sit on his own Jury was summary disposed
OF by Mr.. Foster, who declined TO entertain IL.
The vote made quite sensation on the floor and In
the galleries tho result being unexpected as was the
vote Of Stockton for himself An analysis OF the vote
shows that the Democrats and conservative Republi
cans voted solid for Stockton as party measure while
the votes Of the Radiesls-AnthoDy Foster, Harris,
Henderson Poland and Trumbull--were brought up 90
a reserve and carried the report through
AN AMENDMENT IN PROSPECT.
The House Judiciary Committee will report
an amendment to the Constitution preventing any per
son who held Office under the United States and wa,
engaged in the Rebellion. from ever again holding any
Office under the United States.
THE NATIONAL UNION CLUB.
The feeble few who are engineering the organ
Izstion Of the National Union Club had another disma
meeting tonight. A resolution passed 10 60 into
the highways and by.ways. and avenues OF this Dis
trct and get out the people to attend their public meet
ing next weeks
no KIDNAPPING.
The House Judiciary Committee have agreed
TO report the Senate bill 10 prevent kidnapping.
THB MEXICAN LOAN.
II is asserted that if Congress should favor the
Endorsement Of the Mexican bonds the agent Of Maxi
milan (now In this city, will demand similar guaran-
tee for the same amount for the Imperial Loan.
THE WORLDS" CORRESPONDENT WANTED.
A. T.. Burr editor Of The Hartford TimeSand
member Of the Democratic State Central Committee,
was flying around at late hour tonight in search OF
the correspondent OF The Nex- York World.
THE PENNSYLVANIA REIMBURSEMENT.
Mfr. Blaine withdrew his amendment to Mr..
Mycrs House bill repay to Pennsylvania money ad.
vanced during tbs war; and II then went through. by
the vote Of s6 to 35 This bill passed last Winter and
failed in the Senate, but will how probably 90 through
MADAME JUAREz,
e Of President Juares of the Mexican Republic has
arrived here and Is the guest Of Senior Romero.
OFFICERS PRIZE MONEY.
The following statement exhibits the number
Of naval officers who have received prize money for
prizes captured during the Rebellion together with 'he
.o,a .moupt received by officers Of different classes.
with tho average Of each;
Ons Vice. Admiral &C. go 81; average 70 officers OF
same rank e56 270 81; Rear, Admirals, SI790 81
average TO officers OF same rank, S3ooio <1i No
modores el77 58 o. average to officers OF same rank
40 sS6 2 70 Captains t2ss 676 co. average TO oncers
Of same rank e5 1893 Gil So Commanders W. ~ ~
average to officers Of same rank sa,IT ~ @L,ou,
tsnant commanders e357. 27s average to officers OF
same rank o. $780, l57 Lieutenants e323 467 average
20 officers Of same rank e. o60 $40 Masters e37J to;
average 10 officers OF same rank, o4s ~ Ensgms
Ss;s sc; average to officers Of same rank SLIP 2,S
Surgeons e249 7o average 70 omce.s o. ~ ocsr:
Of same rank 81 345 l32 Doatswans ei0s 1866 aver
are TO officers Of same rank. ss24i 800 Engineers:
Sa97 IN average TO officers Of same rank t976; 434
Hssters Mates S294 1853; average to officers OF same
rank s649.
| To the Associated Press. -. ,oos
~ INV WASHINGTON, Friday. March 90 1866.
| SENATOR POOT.
The musicians report the condition OF Sena.
80 10 ha much iinnroYed with fair prospects Of