, 1866-03-09
FROM WASHINGTON.
Inspection Of 1ndtonk-Cla1nk Rejected
Land EFaht-Pclitions for tho Re-
= naovaI "f tic Tax on FrssYa-Thc Ifc-
tmbu5keEnent Of Hiss Hnrton-To-day
In Conxre%k.

I Land d1Fant-Pclitfons for the Re-
+ novaI "f the Tax on Freza-Thc Ikc-
tmbuJke1nent Of 1Gts1 Burton-To-dny
In Congress. .4ai
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribunal
MAsutscToE.. Ma<ch 8.
The scna:c Committee On Indian AIaIrs haye r.
posted bill to provide for the annual inspection
Of Indians, &c II creates ilse boards Of iuspec-
tion. each board to con.i.t Of one Assistant Com
missioner Of Indian 4nai1E, to be appointed By the
ltesldent, By and with the advice and consent Of
The Senate, Who shall hold his o'1.ca Tot term Of
two Jrsss, unless sooner removed b. the President
one ofEceI Of the regular army, who may be annual
pose and one visitor, to be selected By the ncsi-
dent ftom among tueh pertons ae may be rccona-
mended by annual meetings or conventions Of reli-
g,oup soaetiet or denominations Of the United
6t1tes rs eutAb1e perkons 10 act upon eald board
each Assistant CommiE7ioner to receive Ea.azy oE
"a Geo per yeat. and each visitor $a.001, The conn
DISTRICTS Of which an inspection and report l. to
he uade annually.
Certain partlcs having bought up the claims of
pen ous e Northern Alabama ior supplies taken for
the use or our troops during the waE, haye present.
ed them to ConGTess for payment. The House
Committee on claim. have made an e1amlaaiion.
snd submi, .has gs.niin tte 1eya!y Of he Pei;
thoee pa1tles from whom the supplies were taken,
nor II there any evidence o! the amount paid by
The petitioner for any item ID the claim; that 1t
u!a,ton in claims Of dlsloyal citizen. IN State In
rebellion against The Government: that M part Of
the claim leing sustained By satisfactory evidence.
Ia. been concusrrt III By the Housa. and the ncton
vll probably form the precedent tosfatu'e eascs Of
the same Fort. -,
ported bill granting lxnds 10 the stale Ct Kausas
ios the pupose Of aiding tn the construction OF The
Eorthcin Ean:as Railroad, to'~tt; From Elwood
on the M.seouz1 River tn kansah MD opposite the
RI nf5Sf n
through Ma1ys>llle TO junction with The pacahc
Eastern Di,1t,on on the Republican River IN Knu.
ta- every alternate section Of land each ede Of said
Senator Trumbult. shas morning. presented
memorials Of officers Of the uuots Central Railroad
Ano many oIhtf parsons and ftns. a.kins foI snch
Eon, used IN making ralirpad badges, as wel as
cnSonrsfe S,oI;' f II. e.estsr use IN such work
ouse 9. GonsEe.s hase passed the bill ap-
ncT ktFacct ~ nnaing n*esns SOLDIERS md to en-
ans hsf 70 CONTINUE u M lie work On l,e1 own rlan-
1p * md tic VOC I'll! be taken On the Coas,itn.
;,1ns sh,n 7snaWsr' s ~hi,f M IN the noase es!
taken On the cirtl liyhis bill ~ 'S'e "'a 20
sewartis* Endorsement Of tl,e pr.<,.
dent-The Claim Agency lsiil-The Cot
ion Ctop-Rnl TO Allow Freedmeu 10
TeAsify y-Gcn. Bakers Trtal-Arrcst Of
SmugsIeF-OrtieT By Gen. Auger-Re-
cctrts Of EuAtoms-E3nanc4Al MAfxerxx
Especial pesp4.ch to the Chicago Tribune.]
WAsuEaTos, March 8.
The very emphatic manner IN which Secretary
Seward. In conversation with certain members Of
Congress, atarms that the late posltion taken by
the President, a ss assumed through hia influence
has e1c.ted much remark. Mr.. Rayr .,,s
IN dispatch 10 The New aotk TMst
denuuneed the statement ~. $'