, 1869-01-06
1t headquarters to-day attending to oustnesa II
uBua1. Many public men called on bin. among
them being General Meade. He says ho had
pltaaan5 time At PhilAdtlp

1t headquarters to-day attending to businesa II
uBual. Many public men called on bin, among
them being General Meade. He says he had
pleasant time At Philadelphia.
W1 DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION AiII
Of this year, vhien h4s been made the special
order In the House for tomorrow, contains cue
huntred and six thousand dollasa leas than
Vas appropriated fer the eame kervlte last
year. It contains the usuh appropriations foe
TIE Portuguese hisasou, bat the aet Of 1865, pre-
venting Atlister Haryey from drawing any mote
snoncy,ts still In force. Tho act VAS carried
st1ough and sustained BY the late Thad. Ste
vens, but Mr. Waahburne. the new Chairman Of
the committee, says 1t IL 4 disgrace to the couu-
try and suRht to be repealed. The bill Enakes
provision for Consul At Rome, nnt cot far
Minister. md We probably shall hear 10 more Of
that mtasior,
TO TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
GENERAL onAn1 AND 1nE rAr41Eas' GRANT ANn
coLTA1 CLUE.
I'm no9n The
uumbe Ein: about one hundred, called 1t the head,
qusttels Of the army for tho purpose ofpsesen.
tteiE club, which bad heea cngTofsed on pach .
famed. Gsnerai Grant net tdese sentIanen Il
short speech firm Charles Z. Esthsop, Esq, fere.
uan Of lhe oblie Printing Once and Prrti1cnt
Of ns e,qo tne VIE
the concusion Of this tornal.ty General Grant
said:
sentiments. do not know Of anything mo1e
CHI say than that an glad to hare had the sup
port Of all eaaees, and sattlcnlsrly Of those rho
arehadlng emp!oysnent under The government I
hope tbt1e will be nothing In my couree here
seen 1t to gre"
xYerEBrous pxAtm.
There was considerable excitement IN tho upper
psrt ol the city toward noon IN consequence OF
Two colosedtnen being found dead n their beds
81 sei 5ous
current that they were either sufo'ased OF
rI1NE4s OF GENERAL R1HHER.
General spinner still semaiIs very unwell, and
Is unable to be at his desk ut tho Treasury De-
BuuER's PERSONAL IsER7Y nu1.
pro11dearhat no citizen OF The United states, IN
pataing from one plsee to another, within the
tion, Or other process Of whatever name Of na-
ture, in civil suit OF eause, whether mesue. pro-
cess Q. e1ecut1on 4a any Tes1ttosy or DIS
i1g and 81 which be IS not a eltt-
zen.. unlcss he ehaIl voluntarily tar7 therein
tor the space OF more thsn foEty-alght hours AL
1his b,i sbali BE- hc!d nan md 7oid. Pe;sons o. T.
fenoiDg ehtll be held guilty Of q high misde-
meanor and subject to 1naic.mens; =; and On con
than s1o.G0. and imprisonment not less than one
nor more than ten years. ut the discretion Of The
lourt.
In communication laid before the House to-.
day, from the Secretary Of tho Interior to Psesl
9Sns Unon Pseiae nas1oaS coppany has Tessl1ed
bonds on 800 miles OF Its road, amounting TO
S2a ~, eco. The Commission hss submitted f.
each, but no Executive action has been taken
upon them. The amount OF & .asu, goo, which Will
be duo the eonPsny IN the event or yons aeeep-
e1ent by sqosldee "a Tsies I'll III sGs
esrned upon the completion. and equipment ..
eulHcitnt with the foregoing amount 10 guarantee
its comp1es'on a atst cle:a road. since the
aate Of ihis rom mmunlest!on the tTo sections have
| akzsnl1 LOGAN
appeared n BIZ scat to-day, although still saEcr
1as coNsuLAR AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION
reported to The House today appsopriases s.. 100,
"a. Provision Is msoc for Consulate at Rome,
| GRANT MEDALLION FOR THE 1Np1AHy.
In the Senste to-cay communicaana was re.
| efatlon 'etter from the Commissioner Of Indian
Afa11r, snbm1 ting an estimate Of xppropr1A-
ton requ'r:d fof medalions Of General y. 5.
GranL Fr1efdent Of the United States, for dtttri-
bn1ion to the Indian tribes. The communication
| a:atcs that it is customary that when rres1dent
| II tltcIed, 10 nave medA!loE8 OF 8uch President
| mace and distributed to tha head men OF the
tribes as have proven deserving OF such favor OF
Yecos piton. and he therefore asks th.t an appro-
| ps1atlun Of $500 be made tor that purpose now.
TROOPS N THE INDIAN COUa1RE
communication from the Secrttary Of Wkr to
the st Late. shows that 25,G10 regulars and 1915
volunteer truops arc employed IN the Indian hos,
| tilit,cf. and In protecting the Ai.touri River
| traffic and uticu facicc Railroad, md otherwise
| olIcflg that region.
CANADIAN REc1raocIrY-1uE 1oBBT ExPLoyKu
!
It IL slated that the lobbyists at Washington
| have recently tnaugn:ated scheme which prom
itee TO pay well, and for their services have al
| ready u tan1cd vtl3 respectable plum. The
| treaty arc anxious to have the old policy re-
| a'd their scheme, hav1Eg advanced to the lob
btcs the sum Of $:8M0 In gold, and are ready
| with another tnstalmeut as soon as it is needed
| to influence Congress.
| APPOINTMENT.
! The Senate Finance C0mn1tttee, At their N eet.
| Ing to-day, considered whether they ehould TAXI
| any action On the nominations now before them
/ ard thai usay get CONC in. A majority OF he
! committee arc opposed to taking auy action OF
noI11n altont for Combination at present. The1
| d. mined, however. TO report sgalEet the nomi
| nation Of Cummings for commissioner OF Inter
nal ReseIue.
| FI7r1rok FOR TIE PARDON OF pR. xuup.
/ Paul RaGley, the missionary. IL circulating 8
petition tor the pardon Of Dr.. Mudd. nor pfla
| oncr IN tho Dry Tuttucas. 1t Is headed BIZ Hon
Stevenson Archer, and signed By twenty othei
Democrats OF both Houses.