Year: 1865

Richmoad papers Of Tuesday last have additional
particulars OF ne Onion raids said b b nov In pro
grss In North Carolina and EAss Tennessee Accord
ing 70 thsss statements The former STATE il being com
plsssly overrun BY the cnion toopen ons party Of
them IL = stated, b moving on Tarboro from Nswbefn
and another force y said 70 be marching up the
sash side Of Neuss river. Their design is believed
70 Be- 70 operate on the Wilmington and Weldon
AAilroad 1t Is now supposed that the East Ton
nesses rAiding party, which started from Knox
vlle, and which b said to consist Of several thousand
cavalry viii also move into North Carolina and strike
the railroad between Salisbury and Charlotte Tho rebs
House Of Representatives Monday Last passed tho bill
to put negroes in their armies and the Senate was ex
psced to pass II on The following day They have under
consideration bill for the impressment Of cotton and
tobacco.


In the Senate yesterday there was romiscuous dis
cusson OF considerable length in which the Now Jersey





hibIting slavery and the question Of the recognition Of
Louisiana o State, were pretty well mixed up Finally
It was agreed TO consider the Louisiana question
Mr.. Summers substitute for tho report OF the
Judiciary Committee declaring that no reoellious
State shall elect Senators and Representatives until the
President procaims that hsstites within such State
have ceased nor until the people OF such State have
adopted republican government not repugnant TO the
constitution and laws and not until by law Of Congress
such State entitled to representatives in Congress- was
rejected by a very decided vote and the subject was
then laid aside bill 70 procure marble bust Of the
late Chief Justice Taney introduced but met with
vehement opposition from Messrs. Summer, Hals aud
Wade During the evening session. the publication Of
full Army Register authorized and the bill to pro-
mote the efficiency Of the army subsistence department
passed The proposition 70 establish territorial
government the Indian country was discussed, and
after executive session the Senate adjourned.


In the House Of REPRESENTATIVES, Monday next was
assigned for the consideration Of the six hundred million
loan bill The bill repeating the law which prohibits tho
forfeiture Of the real estate Of rebels beyond their natural
lives passed by majority Of one votc The bill in
cooperating the Continental Hotel Company Of Washing
ton was also passed. ALSO the bill to rcoganize the ap-
prasers Office OF tho New York Custom House, and
number Of other bills Of no general Importance. The
bill amendatory Of the Enrolment act taken up and



except the men are actually furnished present and
future calls and mustered into SERVICE agreed TO-
An evening session held and the Indian Appropra
ton bill passed.


THE LEGISLATURE.


In tho State Senate yesterday several petitions
presented for the incorporation Of the New York Dental
College Bills authorizing the increase Of piloage in the
port Of New York. for tho relief Of the Sheepshcad Bay
and Seashore Railroad Company and to improve land
under water In the Twelfth ward Of Brooklyn,
dered 10 q third reading


In the Assembly bills were introduced for payment
Of accrued interest bonds issued under tho ordinance
of the Supervisors of New York city, passed June H.
1891 TO prevent fraud in tho sale Of produce and other
commodities The annual report OF the trustees Of the
New York Institute for the Blind presented Bills
enable the Of the Seamans Fund and Retreat
70 borrow money; also to incorporate the Studio Build
ing Of the city Of New York. were ordered to third
reading.


MIsCELLANEOU5 NEWS


Our Turks Islands correspondent gives few add.
tonal items Of interest regarding the Spanish Dominican
Tho decision Of the government Of Spain TO with
draw all Its troops from st. Domingo was not yet known
in the island Owing the failure 70 receive reinforce
ments the Spanards in the town Of Samana had been
obliged to evacuate that place and establish themselves
tho island of Levantado, in the bay They subjected
the natives within their lines 10 great hardship and op
preston; but still the spirit Of the latter unbroken
and they continued determined TO ultimately regain their
independence.


important meeting OF the Board OF Supervisors took
place yesterday. commune alton from tho Comptroller
stated that at the rate recruiting progressing
additional loan OF two million dollars will DO necessary
and al the rate Of per cent interest Resolutions
adopted authorizing tho proposed loan and at the
rate Of interest recommended by tho Comptroller. This
loan is already authorized BY the Legislature.


Tho draft was continued In Brooklyn yesterday. In
the econd Congressional district the quotas Of the Tenth
and Twelfth wards drawa and in the Third district
those of tho Second Seventh and Thirteenth wards Tho
wheel will be in motion again to-day in both districts


The Senatorial Committee met aga n yesterday, pur
suant to adjournment, and continued the investigation Of
the City Inspectors Department considerable amount
Of testimony taken principally in relation TO street
cleaning. The afternoon session was devoted to the
hearing of counsel for tho Eighteenth ward Citizens As
socaton on the subject Of charges preferred against the
Board OF Supervisors alleging that the Board had raised
the sum Of two hundred and nfty thousand dollars with
authority of law. Mr. Tweed replied 10 these charges,
and produced statement in writing in support OF his
argument, which was submitted TO the committee Mr.
Storrs chief clerk in the Comprolcrs Office, submitted
financial data In answer number of written questions
propounded by Mr. McKeon.


Captain Bca the alleged rebel spy will be hanged on
Governors Island to-day, between twelve and two
o'clock In the afternoon.


Colonel Baker is still engaged in investigating tho
frauds pacced by bounty brokers and others
The accused chiefly confronted by tho wives and
relatives OF tho vctimzed recruits Among tho delin
qucnts arrested yesterday engineer board
OF the government transports who Is charged with Lav
ing defrauded soldier out Of seven hundred dollars
which had been deposited with him for safe keeping
The engineer compelled to disgorge.


In the General Sessions yesterday Walter G. Patterson
who indicted for forgeres the Bank of Com
mercc pleaded guilty 10 indictment charging him
with forgery in the third degree, in forging check on
the Pacific Bank for hundred and seventy Ave dol
lars purporng have been drawn by Henry Cam, on
the LIST Of Juno 1901 Joseph T. Keepers, hall thief,
pleaded guilty stealing overcoat worth forty dollars
from Mr. Owen Mcintyre, No 134 West Twenty second