, 1863-11-21
FROM WASHINGTON.


.speeacl n!epatsh to tie Chicago Tftbane.l
INTERNAL RRTExuE.
The Internal Revenue receipts for the rast
week hare been s.. 250. Goa, or at the rate OF
s117, Geo, GOO pera annum. And speaking OF this,
might add that the Government has caused
quits to be instituted against certain wealthy
individuals, who haye made fraudulent re-
turns Ct their incomes. Some Of these suits
.rM carse Interesting revelattons.
MARYLAND MATTKRa.
Mysterious intimations are given ont BY
sscess:on synpath!zers from Maryland that
Gov. Bradford is going to refuse certificates
# election to the Congressman from that
Safe. They declare that Cre*well be refused
certificate On the ground of military inter-
ference With The election.
tsufRp" TREAD.
The army Of the Potomac are now living on
bread which went through The Peninsula
campaign, and is properly known as Harri.
son Landing bread. :
rRzzE MONEY!.
Nearly one mil1ion fire hundred thousand
dcllars prize money has been received here
BY tboSecreteIy Of the Treasury, from the
New Ycrk United States Marthal's of1ce. It
IL the proceeds cf the capture Of twenty-five
vessels, among them eight steamers. tneaa-
dirg Tie celebrated English blockade running
s'camers Anglia, Scotia and Nicholas /,
Sso1an~<f. the officers Of cur vessels, leazn,
sc: $50 600 each, and the smallest boy on one
Ct cur vesscls (.he snbine) gets as high as
1900, Yet, et1azge to ear, sailors for the
Nay are scarce, ana 1nany Of our finest yes.
..,s, ireludi1g TIA Niagara, are urabls to
t-oceed to SEE in search Of the Confederate
liafeSttor want of Crews
= ~ TIT FAMINE IN REBELD3M
i. to greet extent Hy th!ca1. The real caase
Of tte apparent scarcity Of p7orisions is no
t:srbt the depreciation Of the rebel currency.
The 1actis, the farmers, Eeeiog the worthless
ness Of the Confederate paper. are holding
h,ck their produces, and in many cases hiding
it. The rebel leaders, II this state Of things
,Ltiuue, VIII necessarily be compelled to
1,ske forced loans; and when it comes to this
phase Of aifaira in rebeldom, look cut for
e4ualls there.
WARRINGTON, Noy. 20--The Star Of this
| evening says: We learn from recent cores.
.rdcncc up 70 the 18th, from Richmond, be.
IL ecL NDbtft OUQds Inc fepel EXCHANGE C0n'
| n..se'oner, ard Gen. Meredith, cur Exchange
| Commissioner, which bas reached this city,
tcar tte rebel authorities are faithfully exc
| cutting :heiz promise to give our prisoners In
| .,,eir iau5s tnc food and every thing cur Cos.
.rnmeu: has forwarded to Richmond TO tn4t
tnd.
Our bcspi.l department he=e, Acting Sur
lecn Barnet, Ecs come forward to edo medi.
cices to tie sto.es thus 1urEishea to our cuff
f-1rg heroes in Richmond, BY the Govern
/ uiCur.
| The rebG1 autbodties Will rot permit our
Government agents to accompany the goode
within their lines. substituting rebel conuis.
.oueEs ir their stea3, where the Tag of truce
t0Ats meet
WAsH1Sc7os, Nor. eo.-sa1es Of 3os dur
i~R tie laE1 ten d.T6 amount to over 81, ,0o0, :
Geo. The Treasury Department is nearly
", A,0G0, 000 behind u the delivery Of coupon
bti,ds. eoG.t If the orders Of October 30th be.
,tg yet untitled, THIS delay, like that of last
Ans ust, is inconsequence Of the noa-comps-
t.tion Of the new Eeries Of bonds
The correspondent Of tho Herald thinks the
occupation Of the Rio Grandc md the block
ACE Of the entrance thereto, which WAS the
!+.dinE topic cf discussion In New Otleaar,
l:t+lY to lead to conflict with France.