New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

Sc Kentucky, 70 5is men, s3S69I4O Kansas s6s4 men
ss;o Tens,.,ee 2S;. men, +s94s; a. cslOraS 1!S
s3 s55 District Oi Columbia, so men, toJlS3o Terri
tory OF Washington. sss men, sts2as SsbTasss $50 men,
$50 s0 Colorado. ll6l men, SBslOi DAKOTA ISl men,
SO s55; New Mexico lOll men. S356o5
sEc The amounts to be thus reimbursed shall be IN
each bearng interest at the rate Of ye per cent annum
payable annually in lawful money and redeemabe at the
Said bonds shall be dated July J. 1876 and interest thereafter
shall be payable the h day Of January aud s day OF Jolly
redecmsbe ou Of the moneys to be hereafter appropriated
by Congress " , -,
namely: The bonds Of which this is issued by the
State in the wer Tor the onon said bonds are not nesoape
until after the hrst dsy Of July A. d. 1900 and then only
accepted by said State payment OF all claims io expense
incurred losses sustained In the war for the mon either
the State any municipal corporation within the state.
sEc The bonds authorized by this act shall not be de-
vered State until the Legislature thereof has formally
accept them the terms contained In the third
section and upon such consent being properly certified 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury by the Governor oi any STATE
the Secretary shall on the Governors receipt therefor n.
such State It's proper OF bonds provided IN te
Of this But the condition contained In the
third section shall not be construed to exclude any demand or
claim from State municipal eorporaon "hch can De
audited and paid under law IN force at the time oil TIE
SIC Tie secretary of Stat. hall forward the Gov
Of ech State certified copy OF this act within 80 days
from the date oil approval Aud the secretary oi the iea
hereby charged with executing the provisions OF this act
aud ordered to be printed.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
4 communication to Mr.. Banks from the
Secretary Of State was presented 10 the House to-day
nclosing dispatch from Minister at Brussels: the
Hon H. = Sanford relative TO appropriations OF the
belgian Government for the Paris Exposition Of 1867
by which IL appears that the Minister OF the Interior
recommends appropriation OF sl2oOoo Tor cost 9i
freight Labor supervising travelling expenses and publ
cation Of reports Belgian uries and delegates He ad
yises enthusiastic emulation and active r'ary WIN
other nations OF this amount sl5WO If Tor care hno
superysion somewh hat more than that supplied Tor the
same item AT the former exhibition the number OF ex
hbors will be larger and the products more various IL
If that nyber Of masters or skilled workueI
various industries e sent FOR the purpose OF study
| and modelling who manifest remarkable talent are IN.
cuded in the recommendation. Our Minister suggests
that Congress may DC Interested IN these detas WINE
the question for proper representation OF the ndos!
aud art Of the United States Is before Congress
COMBINATIONS
The following nominations were confirmed IN
Executive Session OF the Senate to-day;
TO be Copsul-George Pomutse (of Iowa) at -. Pc
tersburg; JohI Hutchinson (of Dakota at Leghorn;
Timothy Y Dickinson (of Ind.) at Leipsic; Charles
II. LOebr (of PENN at Laguayra; Ambrose W. Clark
(Of n. ", at Valparaiso ) L. de Cesnola (oi ~ i1
at Cyprus William B. Litle toi Nevada, at Panama
John De Ia Montague (of ~ ". at Boulognei Joseph
Cosill tof Me- at Prince Edwards Island; AsaO. Ad'
dis lofvt). at Nice Augustus Canfed of y at Foo;
Choo Geo. H. BoswcIih ON. ~ at Bangkok Richard
n
Iowa. at Zuriohi gi ;. Jones (of n. j.. at 81 DO
mingo.
Jane. H1dnsn TO be Collector Of Internal Revenue
for the sSth Distric, Of Kentucky Edgar kenon. to
he Assessor OF Internal Revenue tor the sixth District
Of Kentucky.
To be- DEPUTY Postmasters--Joshua c. Lamb Alton.
H.: Prosco Wright, Springfield H.: Jesse X. Grant.
Irying,on Ky; Cornelius A. WalborD, Philade,phia,
Pa; julius j. Wood Columbus, Ohio; Edward :.
Cleveland. Hartford, Conn., Nehemiah ID. sPerTy'
New Haven. Conn.
10 be Collectors Of Customs s-Luther Haven for the
district OF Chicago, H.; W. IL. Crcnneh ioF the
district Of tennessee, n. y.
Naval-ienry 1. Gesson Of Ind. TO be Cd Lieut.. IN
the Marine Corps Passed Assistant Surgeon, A. w.
II. Hawkins TO be Surgeon in the Navy George r..
hurston 20 be ID Lieut. In the revenue cutter service
Also Thomas = Drake 20 BE- Associate Justice Tor
the Territory ~ .h. Charles II. Hansted OF TAB, 10
be United States Attorney for tAe Territory Of "a
Josiah Homer Of Utah 10 be United states Marshn Of
Utah: T. l.. Douglass Of Alabama 10 be United States
Marshal OF the Northern District OF Alabama.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
The delegation of Photograph Artists, repre-
,entng several o the larger cities Of e United States
are still IN Washington seeking such cbnnges IN the
existing revenue laws as viii supersede Tie necessity
OF afIing stamps their photographs and other pro.
ductous o. their art. They represent that inasmuch
as the use Of stamps has resulted In serious damage to
the pictures IN defaeing and discoorng them, II Is
mansiy the duty Of Congress TO relieve the petition
ers by substituting more acceptable way OF oonribu
ing 10 the national treasury.
GgS. LEE.
Gen Robert +. Lee arrived here to-day, and
/. AT the Metropolitan Hotel. tn, LsTiEgtoa (Va)
,a.eae saws be has been summoned Ia appear wit.
meas before the Reconstruction Committee.
WEATHER.
The thermometer at II p. m. was IL above
zero.
TREASURY DECIsI0s--THE CATTLE DISEASE.
In response TO an application received to-day,
Secretary McCnoch decided that no general permit
car be granted importers OF hides and that before
cargo can be removed frcm vessel lDdlsputabe cVl
denee must be produced that the hides have not been
taken from animals that have died from the effects of
the cattle scourge
From Our Special Coue'pordent
WASHINGTON Feb. II. leo
Nothing can be more ridiculous than the state
ments We see in some papers about the discontinue