, 1863-04-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE CLOSING OUT OF
MCCLELLAN,
IMPORTANT REVENUE MAT
TIERS,
Loyal Indiana Reimbursed.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune]
WAsu1Se7oS, April !, 1865.
Most diverse opinions obtain in diplomatic
circles about Lord Lyons lately published
dispatch-some thinking that he ought to be
given his passports; others, that there was no
impropriety in Ills conduct.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
revoked his decision By which parties we're re-
leased from tho payment Of tax erroneously
assessed, upon the certificate Of an Assessor.
Hereafter taxes must be collected as assessed,
Regulations In regard to the repayment Ct
taxes Improperly paid will be forwarded to
collectors Immediately.
It is reported by those who should know,
that Governor Andy johnson Is authorized to
raise, organize and pay troops for the ubcra-
tiou Of East Tennessee.
The report Of the Committee on the Con-
duct Of the War wlll make nearly 100 pages,
and the testimony will fill one or more vol
umes. II will be utterly crushing on McClel-
| Ian, and will furnish evidence in profuse
| abundance, demanding either his dismissal for
gross incompetence, or his trial for treason.
The report may possibly not go to the print
cr'= hands ill the day after tomorrow. This
evidence is to be printed as taken down by an
accomplished Phonographist, aud will proba-
big make eight or ten octave volumes. One
or two more witnesses we're examined to-day.
The Secretary Of War and the President
are in consultation over the Provost Marshal g
appointments to-day.
Some of these appointments will be au-
nouncel speedily.
The report Of tle Committee on the Con.
duct of the War will be sent to the Printer to.
morrow, and furnished to all tho papers at the
same time. 1t will he only synopsis Of the
evidence under arpropriate heads, without ex
preston Of opinion. The chapters On Ant1e
tam, Balls Bluff, the Peninsula Campaign
Fredericksburg, and the present condition o
the army are very long aud elaborate.
The Secretary If War and the Provost Mar
shal General are still at work Oh appointments
under the Conscription Law. Some district
in each State are still open. Instructions ar
in course Of preparation for each officer.
Captain 8. E. Meigs, Acting Quarterinaste
/ General. at st: Louis, and brother of the Quar-
J ter1nastcr General, has resigned. Captai1
! Meigs has for 4 year past had charge Of extcn
, siyc Government halls for the manufacture q
nrmy clothing, which have given employment
TO Thousands of soldiers families.
, Paymasters will begin to 50 to the army G
tue Potomac in the course Of q week.
7 4 considerable addition has been made t
: the rebel camps on the opposite side of th
!, river and in the vicinity Of Falmouth, With
: the past week.
Gov Morton, while here, secured the pa.
ment Of SOC, 900 due The State for amnlunitio
- aud other advances to the General Goyerl
i ment. This sum will enable him to carry Q
the State Government in spite Of the rSfus
r of the Copperhead Legislature to make appr
i priution,. Hc visited the army Of the Pot
l. mac this week, making speeches to the 1ud
:. INA regiments and being received with gre
enthusiasm.
X lie speaks in Albany on Friday night, Il
lMe M next night in New York and on Monday
= Philadelphia, at the great Union meeting
ht The Indiana Provost Mnrshal appointmen
te will not be made Till some fu1tbc adyices a
uFF received from that State.
- WAsuNGToN April 1.-The Treasury
tc- partmept signs to-day, the necessary reYui
av lions for paying of all the troops in Nor
S;e and South Carolina. THE Army If the Poi
"
re. mcnts, the entire army will be paid to
r. 1st Of March.
ns. The entire receipts Of the Internal Reyen
up to date, amount to S22,s00, cog. The e:
cs- mated receipts for tue year are Sl50. .ooo, Q
zee It is considered certain that no foreign le
cx- will be accepted by Ar. Chase.
om The War Department yesterday finally
rs ishcd the list Of Provost Marshals for the S
al, eral States. They will be announced in I
ed | days. 4 number Of civilians have been
,of ! pointed. "
the Arrangements have been completed for
Of exchange of Ill Union officers held by
rcl,cls
last Tue day aftcrthc announcement Of the int
the tion OF the Medical Department to manu-
the ture its own qunine, the price declined IS
ind cent. The Department hAs received rropos
offering to furnish 1t at I reduction OF 10 Ct
cht 1er ounce.
AT. new YORK, April IA Washington le
aty. | to the Commercial says Adj't Gen. Thoma
tie ut thu West, and should he SO recommt
it's other troops will follow the corps Of {
the | Burnside
de- WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Treasury
any part1ncnt will soon issue circular contnl1
the full information to those desirous Of orgi
ing companies under the recently enn
,ecn banking and national currency law. Nu1
The Gus applications have already been nj
some specifying the amount of capital, "
others are deficient In this particular.
Il First comptroller Of the Treasury, Robt.
Of. Taylor, though confirmed at least a IL
ithin ago, las not yet entered upon his duties.
orfc- The Interior Department to-day aboli
}aper | %bn r.pI nt1,co Mt Henderson MINI.