The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-24

rlrEStAY MORNING ,..... DEC. "a. lso1
WAR MATTERS.
r>rEACfS FROM NORTHERN AND
SOUTHERN JoURNAL~.
The following summary of news made nm
ram lafe Northern and Southern Journals.
should hsYo appeared in Cur edition OF yes
fariSy but, owing to press OF other mat
tsfs. was unsvoidaply laid over:
,4sf OF AFTsorsIATfoSs reR TEx FISCAL yxAs
ExnlSo srSg 30. lsoa
The Heral@'s Washing ton rrespondent
rlrntshes the following summary of the esti
mates Of appropriations required for the fis
cal vear ending June 50, 1865, submitted 10
Congress by the Secretary of the Treasury
TRxAsvSY DrPAkTaKxT, Dee 4, 1861.
Sr Agreeable 10 the JOINT resolution of
congress OF January :, lSio. nave the honor
a. transmit, for the inform ation of the House
~ Rrp-eseA tAtiNes, printed estimates of The
EpprOpri atoms proposed To es made for
lie fisIai yeaT ending Juae, 50, -lse3, as fol
lows. VIZ
Frs c.,lillst. foreign intercourse, and ,aiscel.
l.etaas oil sCts including expenses of col.
lecInC the revenue from saies of nm bIie,
Isr.s aud expenses OF courts, S9,?Sl, ,SJ3 81
For supply !ng Deficiencies in
The reveuEes Of The General
Post ONCE. 3.l45, 900 o.
E.r- per rstCIS. ..-.-. ...-.... +S1 oDD O;i
For !GaiaD pepartIaeut........ i SOS S3j Is
Yer army proper, &C INCLUDE
isc " !Sctl llaneOus ............ 8IS 6a0 o75 81
Ter Niilt ry Academy y.-.-..... la9 oll al
Dor turltlCSIonS, ordnance, &c. rs Is too 90
Ers NaFAl EstahhshmeHt...... Il G2s o65 %
T..al.--.....---. ---......-........ $50 So. .82o a
I. .Ae eeumates are added statements show
IrE.
F.r..-Ihe appropriations estimated for the
service * the cal year ending June 50, lseI
Ustt by former acts Q! Congress, OF IA specific
and 4@nuite Character, are as follows, viz -
f5EWlsoe!iAue pus IL cludlug eX-
Ps1Ses OF collecting rev enue
t.QE SUs toms ..............s i40 glk J !.
tu-,Umprnsafi0n to he General
F3st-UfiiVs fer ul4ll services. ZOO nlo 0a
for CIVILIZATION OF Indians 10000 Qu
to7 srInng and equlpping the
IG4llllA ...... .....-..... %
KoT interest Oa The public debt 30 g92 sos on
tc~ redemption Of the loan Of
l-42. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,sSs, ,36l II
Io:aI -----..:.... SO l67, ,244 "a
>tCg7E-1he estimated ealauCes OF existing Z
7pprupTlauCHS winch will be uuexpended on
JuuN 'j, ls62, part 81 which are required for
ne payment ot liabilities Of he present fis-
'c'! year, but which Will not be draw from
iae Treasury uuul after June 80, 1862, and
The b4I nee applied IN the service OF the fis-
Ga! year ending iune 80. ls6&, viz:
FOR evil list foreign intercourse,
and miscellaneous ...............$4. .oI9 500 u
tar anterior, pensions, ana In
d't9t .r...-'',s., ..-.,......t.. 7T5 j27 81
Ier navy y....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 33g 3as lq
t.ial *. .2ii .67q %
,Frana t1jaI st-5 s3i 943 81
L appears by the statement of the esti-
q t'rd balances of existing appro pria tions
which viii be unexpend ded on June 81, 1862
thar The snm OF $3.50, ,4Sl Is may be carried to
the surplus fund.
,eccT7r.ryipr tha estimates thara ara SIM.
DIV papers furnished by the several depart
nsLts containing eKplana lions ia regard TO
them. nm, very respectfully,
lour obed't sery't,
\. II. CHasg
Secretary of the Treasury
Ron G5frshs A. Grotc, Speaker Of the II HOuse
o. Representatives OF the United States.
APPROPRIATIONS FOR COAST pEFgacEs.
The Secretary Of War has submitted 10
congress The following estimates Of the En-
g!l eer department OF amounts required for
Civilizations now existing or in course of
obstruction, and also for temporary and
field tortlfications and engineer operations in
the field, for bridges, trains, and equipage,
su1 Tor tool aud siege trains, for the second
aal 0f the current fiscal year, and all OF the
H>ral year ending June 30, 1853. They are
S1ttlonal estt3Eates TO those heretofore trans
L.itted 10 Congress.
E-r Publications on the Northern frontier,
aclEding fortitications at Oswego, Niagara,
bHAtlo, and Detrol rolt.'........,.,... 900
ChamWaln, New York 49, 900
Fort Knox, 1t Narrows Of Penobscot
river, maine. .................. $4,000
Fer, on Hog lsland Ledge. Portland
haIoor, Maine Observation-Disclosures. 15o, coo
Fort Warren, Boston harbor, Mass. 5000
Fo!L winthrop and exterior batteries,
Boston harbor r...,.......-.,........., loo, 900
F9rI at New Bedford baTbOr, Mass. =. 100 600
Fyli adams, Newport harbor. r l.. 81, 600
lsct Schuyler, East river, New York. % 0Go
fOEt at Wulet's Point, opposite Fort
Schuyler, New York .,...i..,.,.,..,. 200
commencement uf caSemate 1T battery
on Staten Island, New York;. loo, 900
New battery AT Fort Hamilton at the Mar
rows, New York ....-............... 100000
Iortat Sandy Hook, entrance TO New
fork harbor. New Jersey ......, 100000
Fort Giilh, near Philadelphia, Penn
sylvHuia....... .................... rs 600
toTt delaware. on Delaware river. $4,000
Ne" fort, opposite Fort delaware,
QH Delaware shore, ,................... 200 900
Fort Carol, Baltimore harbor, Md =. 2ooouo
fCrt Calhoun, Hampton Roads, Va. POO 600
lOrt Monroe, Hampton Roads, Va. 50,000
fori TAYLOR, Key West, FloJida....., SOC, 900
Fort Jefferson, Garden Key, Tortugas
Florida ...........,........t.. 300 900
Additional Fort. at Tortugas, Fla 300, 900
fort at Snip Island, Coast or MlssIs
Eippi 100, coo
Fort at Fort Point, entrance or San
francisco harbor or..................... 200, 900
Fort 1t a lcatraZ Island San Francis
90 harbor Observation-Disclosures. l5o,0
Contingencies OF forlfications,.,..... 100000
Total...........,....,.... ,7l0o 900
ARRIVAL OF ssE. SCOTT IN PABIs-BIs MEETING
g!7H HIS wiFB--TgRIR DOMESTIC AFFAIRS, &c.
From the New York Herald's Paris cores
I5nJeaca, under date OF November 28th, we
t4,ract sAe following:
Ex-Lleutenant General Scott arrived here
from HaTre, which port he reached in the
hraRo on sunday morning. Yesterday after
noon AZ ak o clock hs was IN ct III 1hs railroad
s,auop by MT. Bigelow, the United States
consul, and by the Secretary and Assistant
Secretary OF Legation, hlessrs. PenniD gton
and Day ton. l should not suppose II would
have required any very great relaxation from
lis usual dignity for the Minister 10 have
been present IN person 10 greet the war worn
old veteran 10 whom our country owes so
much, aud whom our ccuntrymen aud their
!eprs sen tatlYes abroad should delight to
honor. But Mr.. Day ton WAS not present
4Ae General has taken rooms at the West
muster Hotel, il the Rue de la Paix, where.
Lpau mis- ARRIVAL, he was met by Mrs Scott,
who has MOI seen him before in five or six
years. General Scot and his WIFE, finding
that their TEN per and modes of thought were
not Of an amicable charac ter ''agreed 10 dis
agree and concluded that as they could not
love each ether together, they would love
s9ch other apart. Most of that time Mrs.
Scolt LIs been residing in Europe. and has
Away manifested intense interes. IN her
husband movements and welfare.
Al the Union breakfast given last summer,
a Inc Hotel on Louvre, and ut which some
TOUR newly nedged ministers made such
hug Kins5s" OF themselves, Irs. Scott was
orssent and whenever an alluson WAS madsto
tae General she seemed 20 be deeply affected,
a