New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-03
THE ITsURRECTIONARY STATES.
A Proclamation by the President
WAsurSeroS. Wedpesday, July ? 1852.

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The tho, Orleans Princes-Prnee dc JonviHe
Count Dc Paris and Due do Clartres-srrived here
To-day. e., ror.e r Boston and Europe. They return
10 Europe after campaign OF number OF months
ia vbicl -lev have had opportunity 10 earu per
sonal d ..ac.ion. Sqecualor in diplomatic matters
tr,.to sac special significance in their sudden de-
pa~trrc Some think hat it was occasoned by 8
friendly l'u. from Qooen Victoria, who is a s'arch
friend Of tie Orleans family that tn ought TO come
home before they become involved in faise position,
in whic threatening events might possibly place
them.
THE TREASr RY-NOTE BILL.
TIE T.casury-No.e bill was rassed TO-DAY by the
Senate The .uendmcn,s Of the Finance Commit
tee wer, adop.el. proposition to tax bane-notes
received very slight support.
me CoNFISCATi0N ELL.
1t wa. expected that the House would take UP the
Confscstou bin to-d.y bu, other business hac pre-
cedeuce u,dos tue rules A motion VII he made
,o-raoIow by Mr. Eliot, who has the matter ~
charge 90 nou-coucur in tie siaendment Of the Sc
ste substituting the CLARK by. The motion Cor uo..-
concurrence VIII probably he unaccompauiej ty a.
request for a CoIlmi'ee of Conference.
TIT LETTER TO TIE PRESIDENT.
Tho s.uatrfes Of the Governors Of Iowa ARD
Kausos, 500 well as those of the Governors Of Eioco
Island Z Massachusetts are not apTGcee .D '.c
Letter 90 Ire President with references to thu coll or
more ;ooIe. No explanation OF their absci,. ..
been given
TIE list OF SlcE AND WOUNDED.
tn 1rHr,c % to-day containing the om.lo.e
Ig OF soa Az wounded soldiers in tie Wasa.i 'oa
Hospital vas eagerly soueht after.
APPRENTICESHIP TOR AFRICANS CAPTt RIO 80
sLAYLES.
Tic Danish Minister, c.. Raaslod las offered 90
cur Government 70 tase hom them any 's,t: Sd
saves mat orr nen-ovar may hereafter pic' 2.
These v.ll Africans he proposes 20 send Go i-c
Sugar aud II 81. CroiX where they are 10 Dee ar-
p.euiice0 10 he planters ior sufficient time -or
tiem 10 carn TO speak English and acquire t'r r1c'-
ments o. civilization, when hey will be PLACED "n
rootinc with tie free native laborers WORTH ~
whom they choose and receiving pay therefor.
The nsiivcs Of s.. CroiV arc -aid to be tie l.ta'
civilized a1i comfortably o OF any of the blach at,
n tie " car Indies or e.-ewbere, owing i0 V.-'
Laws an excellent sctoul sr..a 3D., and rci..-r IT,
.tructiou. The Danish Government VIII s.-D r-
ceiye number OF oug own enaneip~,cu f.,'- A
ST. ClciN L hey wish migrate - asrcni,u. 40
laborors placing them Oh o. iootiDg w.th uer oVil
PEOPLE. special agent 10 now here about ~.
TiIE INSURRECIONARY STATES.
The President. in accordance with the pIoYisoas
Of tie recen act for the collection Of direct a2e- in
;ne iupurIcctonary districts within the United
States. has issued proclama' on declaring in Wia'
States aud parts Of States nsnrrecon exists, namely
South Carolina, Florida Georgia, Alabama, Loui.i-
ana, Texae Mississippi, Ar6ansas, Tennessee, North
Carolina, and Virginia, exceptn. from the last GER
tain named Western Counties, those now benz in
instruction and rebellion. and by reason thereof fhc
civil authority Of he United States is so Distracted
tlat the provisions Of the act 10 provide increased
revenue FROM imports 70 pay tue interest on the pa
SIC doIt and for olher purFosve. approved August o.
1861, cannot be peaceably executed Therefore tie
taxes LEGALLY chargeable upon real esiate uider tho
act al afores-id lying within the States and parts
Of State as aforesaid, together with penalty Of
fiy per ceaium Of said .sXef, shall be Il len upon
tho tract, OF ,ois Of the sane seyerally charged I'LL
paid.
THE CASE or DIR. HAYES.
The statement il not trne that DR.. Uaycs who
was dismissed from the services at he request Of The
Surgeon-Geaoial for neglect of duty, has been re-
stored.
GOODS ADMITTED 70 FRENCH COLONIES.
information Hdt Deeu IecciFcI AZ INC Sidle br-
psrtrnent from the Consul OF the United States at
Martinique that, under Tie present law. all goods
admitted into France, are also admitted
into the colonies. Importers can make Il
choice OF tariffs either the French or Colonial In
other words whenever the Colonial tariff pIescr6es
higher duty than the French tarf advantage can be
taken Of tho latter. The products Of the Uaited
States imported into Martinique inAmerican vessels,
having "a certificate of origin countersigned by the
French Consul AZ the port, are admitted upon the
same conditions az if taken there under the French
dag, and do not have 10 pay the surtax of twelve
francs.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD AND TAX BILLS SIGNED
Tie P.esden, has approved and signed the Pacific
Railroad aud Internal Tax bills.
CEN. HUNTERS REPLY As TO HIS ACTION IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The following correspondence was laid before the
House to-day the reading Of some parts Of which
oecsSloned much merriment:
WAX DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON CITY. ID. Co.
Wednesday, July O. 1892
SIR: On reference 70 tho answer vi this Depart
meI, Vi lue lth nt 70 the resolution Of the House
OF Representatives Of the 9TH OF last MONTH calling
Tor inioIhalon respecting the organization by Gen
Hunter o. south Carolina Of a regiment OF Volun-
teers Tor the defence OF the Union, COMPOSED of
BLACK meh-lugliye slaves" il will be seen that
ihe reSoiulion hl peen referred 20 that officer with
instructons 70 make immediate rcpor, thereon.
1 have now the honor 10 tra,isinit herewith the
copy Of q communication just received from Gen
Hunter, furnishing information as To bis aciion
touching the various matters indicated in the resou
tion.
have th1 honor to be, very especially
EDWIN NJ sTASTo ssl's s.s ssrssIt, o,v,.,
Hon. q. A CHOW, Speaker House Of Repressn,,tiys,
HEAD2uAHTsRs DErARrygsT on THr SorTn