New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-25
allors National Union League in the Hall of the

Sailors National Union League in the Hall Of the
House, tonight
| PERSONAL.
The Republican of this evening announces the
resignation OF Capt G. " Fox, Assistant Secretary Of
tho Navy to take effect on the fret Of March next Ii
further states that be resigns In order TO accept the
Presidency Of the new California Steamship Company.
recently organized In NewYork, at salary Of $4,000
| Gen. Sherman will DO here tomorrow. He was sum
poned hher from st. Louis BY Gsn Grant for consul.
II aiion upon the now Army bill. %
THE RIYDERPRsT-ITs ALARMING INCREASE.
The United States Consul at Manchester, En-.
gland under date Of Jan. Informs the Department OF
State that the cattle disease has made fghtful pro-
gress the cases for the week ending the date OF his
dispatch being 693 an increase Of 437 npon the re-
turns Of the previous week. He reports that the an.
hories are making ecry exertion possheto restrain
the plague but without the slightest appearance Of sue.
cess The disc he asserts has been discovered to
bear some striking analogies to smallpox. and many
experiments in vaccination are being made. He says
that many Of the towns prohibit the driving in Of
beeyes for slaughter and require that they shs be
killed where fed and the meat only brought to market
The whole number Of cases thus far reported for En-
gland alone is 70 49, and Of this number S. AZ have
either died or have been killed.
WASHINGTON. wednesday. Jan. "a. 1866.
MARKING CAPTURED CANNON.
| The Secretary OF War communicated TO the
HOUSE TO day. In compliance with resolution. the cor
respondence Of the United States Military Academy
and tho Chief Engineer Of the Army relative to mark
that there arc upward Of thirty cannon a. west
Point-- among them some Of historic value and not
few Of foreign manufacture In charge Of Capt Baich
sia ssass e %sns them EN- Ts
desirable to nscrbe any Of these guns evidences
Of capture trophies Of to rsmsin at an insttu
ton where young from all parts Of onr united and
happy country to meet and contract friend
ships He says:
should % study with these young en 70 present
nothing Of irritable bosul spirit to be placed constant
before the sigh, Of those whose section Of country suffered
the Rebellion Let history tell the evils th. Rebellion has
asons feeling: through the friendships that ere dow
Ss.. gun. should B. peseysd only a. historical
sy .n Of the service indicating The period and place
| everything connected with their capture or uss."
LIST OF REGISTERED VESSELS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, in answer to
Resolution OK the House, gives List Of vessels regis
eign fags, and states that large number Of foreign
vessels which bad by various means fallen Into the
bads OF the Government received American registers
and others were assumed be Of american build from
the impossibihty Of tracing their origin and from the
sosurdy Of refusing papers 70 vessels purchased o.
Issued to persons applying for foreign vessels or vessels
transferred to foreigners he refers 70 complaints OF
evasion OF the law and deems them unfounded In one
Maine, the transfer by Liverpool agents was declared
unauthorized and fraudulent and the cancellation Of her
y " '::S
bsrk 90 Of them ct the port Of having been
pnder foreign fags have received American rsgsers
Clearer views-Chsrges As.s.ss sss Ne
pubiicans - The Freedsen's Bsresu
Biil-Oppesiiis. Of she Democracy
Csurse OF Senator Cswsn--Anssnsast.
ency-Xnabilisy Of the De.ascrsss % De.
feat the Messure-TheiF Principal A..
Gurneut - Csnsaisses Of Fifteen - Hts
Csnstitutionsi Aocndnens-O biceifsns
-Prespecss Of Hts Passase-ssGrsse In
.he District-Hew the residens stands.
from Our Special Correspondent.
wAsaHoros. Tuesday. Jan. %, 1866.
The propositions now pending in Congress
have served to give US elear view Of the policies Of
the parties represented there. II has been charged
upon the Republicans that they pursued no other object
than TO hamper and defeat the Reconstruction policy
of President johnson; that they would mot DO found
ready to favor any practical legislation calculated to
contribute to the solution of existing difficulties that
they delighted in declaiing about the negro but would
not avail themselves of the power they possessed to
LEND him helping hand. At last Mr.. Trumbulls
bill providing for the enlargement Of tho powers
Of the Frsednens Bureau. was reported By the
Judiciary Committee and came Up for discussion.
No sooner had that bill been submitted to the considers
ten Of the Senate than at once the whole Democratic
force Of the Senate rose up against the BILL Nobody
could listen to the speeches emanating from that side Of
the chamber without becoming convinced that their op
position was directed against the Freedmens Bureau as
an institution and not merely against some single pro-
vision in the BILL And yet even Gen. Grant, In his re-
port on the condition Of things in tho South had In
sisted upon the necessity of the continuance OF the
Freedmens Bureau In the Rebel States; and he might
have been presumed to express the vi,ws OF tho Ad
tmnistration.
The Democrats OF the Senate, In their bitter cam.
paien against the Freedmens Bureau were yesterday
reinforced by Mr.. Cowan Of Pennsylvania Had Mr..
covan confined himself to the simple statement of his
objections to that provision which permitted the Freed
mems Bureau to extend relief to freedmen and refugees
in those States which had not participated In the
Rebellion his Constitutional scruples, and even bis
State prde would have been entitled TO respectful
sidera,ion. But the coarse ribadry be INDUCED In
against the antislsyery element Of the country bis
rude ess about the physical and mental peculiarites
of the negro the obsolete slang he thrust upon the Sen
ate concerning the philosophy Of human equality not
only destroyed tho digDiy Of his own argument but
showed also in how little esteem he holds the dignity
Of tho honorable body 10 which be belonga When
listening to the intermnabe proSlavery speeches Of
Mr. Gsrret Davis on beboding the violent contortons
and defiant gestures Of Mr.. Salisbury, We are rather
amused by the "reminiscences Of barsarous period Of