Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
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W ASHIEGToN, June 20,

| h'NSAiHGIONB June u.
| An EXPECTED ADDRESS
IL IS understood that address to the peopIs
e oated states has been agreed upon by the Dc
ana ls row being signed. It fully endorses Tho PRO
PG;ed National Convention 20 be held at Philadel
phla on the 18th of August and urges rarticin"t
in its proceedings It is headed with tbe paIns
senator Guthrie and Representative Niblack.
W CONSUL RECOGNIZED.
, hermann Mighets has been recognized bv th.
rTesidGnt as Consul for SAKE Weimar, Esenack anf
Sa1e Meinougon Hildburghauson in San Francisco
r., THE MIsCELLANEoUs APPROPRIATELY prr,
a., ne ne misceianeOus appropriation bill reported t,
~ M %ippSe to-day, contains an item of GO) to os
E"PlSh National Cemeteries, and to purchase SHES
W tpI INC same at such points as the President NAV
aea on noper; also proydaG for the of the same
?:VgO are Appropriated for erecting in connection
with the Treasury Department a brick frFNnroni
storage. ''''" ioi
1r.., INDIAN TREATIES RATIFIED.
" nhln The past two days The Senate has ratifed
treaties with The following tribes of indians. Tbe
valley, ~ 7; Great aud Little Osages in the south
efn part Ct Kansas; and the Chuctaws and Chicka-
IS SI fae tntaq Territory west Of Arkansas i
Pt1o''ole IhGt other important dian treaties wi Ii
be submitted to that body wiibu very few days far
ratification. ~" N"'' ~
From MEXICO.
IT an oiGclal report from Gen. Carvaal Governor ri
by Minister Romero. ~ "
states 'hat he had Just been placed in possess
sIh 3i intelligence from General Escahado dated on
Cae lotn giving him the details Of his important VIC
Tory over the lmpSTialistS at Cozargo on the Same
day. The wagons captured arc over 30 in nunhar
and the value Of the merchaudise two millions
oI 90 IiaIs: Ihe merchandise belonged TO French
Iauf hnu faaStEan h2ses at Aaamoras, and therefore
awful Prize Gencral Escabado captured POO pris-
9AefS, OF whom 900 were AuSlrianS. Only a part of
the enelnys cavalry escaped. All their artillery and
millions Of oar is egierf G3aMgsta @1 wltn two
me 10 n witn 2UJ French soldiers as guard under
sFsnc genc5 lie Gte9n1ngros. aner Escabado marched to
70 70 captgre Matamoras wtthoutreinforcemeut from
TEE EAST. INDIA SQUADRON.
The Star says The Navy Depar, ment has received
lntelngonee from Acting Rear Admiral e. II Bell
% %Gonn!an9dlng the East India squadron, dated ong
hohg H&rbof. April 28, 1865. in reference to the
Qn the 18th inst ant tho Wyoming, Commander Bank
was at the latter rorC the 18th Instant On the 18th
ct ApT the Admiral proceeded with TIE Hartford
1HasshlR}. Relief amt V Haehusett up the Canton
!lveT. iT ne Two former anchored at Wamp0a and
the latter at Canton, which has been known hitherto
as the most trucldent city of China iho 9th in
sant he holsted his dag on board the Wacbusett and
requested an interview with his Excallency the Gov
ernor done:al Of the two Qaanug Provinces in or
der to convince him that the United States hal ra
established their naval squadrous on that coast and
70 assure him OF the good viii entertained by the
United states towards the Chinese who had honorahly
IN our country.
lis Excellency manifested the best disposition to-
wards our cOuntrymen, and returned the AlTniTai's
yislt 10 the inldSt ct heavy rain lie seemed much
interested II the armament of the Wachusett. The
Admira! states that the people Of Canton and the
hgh oicials also, have materially changed their ar
rogant temeaGor towards foreigners, since he saw
taom in 1858, to respectful and even friendly de-
meanOr.
- The Admiral returned in the Hartford to Hong
Kong on the 18th instant ana having learned of a
rupture between the United States Consul at Men
Chwang IN the northern part of the Gulf of Pchill
and tho lphabit 'nts, he despatched the Wachusett
10 that port, under Commander Townsend, sn the
18th inst
FROM THE BRAZILIAN SQUADRON.
q despatch from Acting Rear Admiral (i11OY7
commanding United States squadron on the coast OF
Brazil, dftedd flagship Brooklyn, harbor Of Monte
yde9 May 49, 1866 states that he passed up or down
the river or at anchor the small towns and SAL
aderos along the banks of the Uruguay river not less
Dutch and ltalian-but not one American; in fact
few Americans are to be met with anywhere on the
river, but he thinks tha our four years war will ao
count Tor this and hopes that the enterprlsing spirit
of our people will change this state of things as the
trade must be very profitable, and no doubt a large
in foreign bottoms"
GOVERNMENT CHARITY IN ALABAMA.
, The Assistant Commissioner of the Freedmen 5
bureau In Alabama, forwards to the Commissioner
his estimate of the number of rationS il will be ne
cessary to issue to the destitute people of tho State
mopois, 660 Tuscaloosa, 1,02n: Taladega, 10:
,eim4 I,5S0 Mon tgotuery, 1855; Greenville, $50:
Mobile, 1888. Total, 1900.
ILLHEss OF MRS. YFE.
The wife of Senator Nye was taken suddenly i'll
early this evening, We regret to state. Senator Nye
went to the Capitol this morning. but the condition
of Mrs Nye became so serious that it was deemed
necessary TO send ior him. The physician who was
called in did not pronounce any opinion as to the
character of the attack.
RELEASED FROM ARREST.
f0,r+ Faia- Ial:- I2- T...sI I:.- ecu
from arrest few days since, and is now attending
to his duties Chief Paymgster of the District The
sentence of TIC courtmartia in his case has not ct
been made public.
THE MONITOR M1AxToxoMAu.
Dispatches ann9gncing the arrival of the monitor
Miantonomsh, with the vessels accompanying her,
4 Queenstown Ireland, have been received at the
Navy Department. The passage was made in ten
days and eighteen hours. The average run per iay,
was l6S miles, with 2 very uniform progress. The
he3Vy Weather did not apDear TO affect the monitor
either IN speed or causing her to roll, for while the
other vessels were lurching about their
checked by heavy seas, she went along comparatively
undisLurbed