New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to the N. Y.Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday. April H. 1854.

Special Dispatoh TO the N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday April H. 1854.
DECISIONS CONCERNING THB INCOME TAX.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided that commutation money paid cannot be de-
Quoted from persons income. Also that the amount
Of income tax paid Is not 10 be deducted though other
taxes arc allowed to be by the law.
EMIGRATION.
The Committee on Emigration will soon re-
port a bill in substance recommended BY Secretary
Seward In addition TO the Commissioners at wash
ingtonsand New. York, tho Committee recommend one
at Chicago. They also strike out MIR. Stewards sug
gestion that foreigners shall exercise the elective fran
chso after two years residence, leaving the matter to
be controlled by the existing laws.
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. GRANT.
Gen. Grant returned from Annapolis this
evening has an interview with Secretary Stanton to-
morrow morning. and leaves for tho front.
THR TEN-PORTY LOAN AND PRICE OP GOLD.
Secretary Chase left tonight for New-York
upon business connected with the enforty loan aud the
price of gold
PAYMENT oP INTEREST ON COUPON BONDS
The u. S. Treasurer to-day commenced pay
ing interest on all coupon bonds due May l. The
amount 80 due is about Sl5GO0,OO0.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The House Committee on Public Lands have
agreed to report bill giving additional aid b complete
the section of the Pacific Railroad to Council Bluts
TIE CASE OF LONG.
The Long case will be called up tomorrow
by Speaker Colfax who will move the previous ques
ton 1t is certain that Long will not be expelled and
doubts are expressed as to whether vote OF censure
will pass nany it will probably be in the form pro-
posed by Mr. Broomall.
ARRIVAL OF FRENCH POLICE,
II is reported that about 30 members OF the
detective police iorce Of France some Of them recently
from England and some direct from Paris have arrived
in the United States within ten days.
To tho Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. April 10, 1854
RETURN OF GEN. GRANT.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant returned to Washington
this evening from brief visit to Annapolis.
LoNGsTRRRT IN RICHMOND.
Accounts from the Army Of the Potomac say
that scouts report that Longstree is in Richmond with
the greater portion Of his army 0nd that many persons
credit this statement.
ORDERED TO THE FRONT.
The squadron of lSt Regular Cavalry acting
"a Gen Meade escort have been ordered to the 'front.'
and they will be replaced by detachment Of the lst
Massachusetts.
COMMAND OF THE FIRST DIVISION OF CAVALRY.
Gen. Torbett formerly commanding brig
ado in the 9th Corps has been assigned to the command
Of the is, Division Of Cavalry.
ORDERED TO JOIN THEIR REGIMENTS.
The Regular troops on detached service, are
ordered to reJoln their regiments
SUPERINTENDENT OP INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Austin Wiley has been appointed Superin-
ienden OF Indian fairs for the two Cafornie districts
lately consolidated into one district.
THE EXPULSION OF Mr.. LONG.
Several Representatives, who had prepared
speeches on the resolution to eIpe Mr.. Long. will not
have an opportunity to deliver them. as Mr.. Cofax will
TO morrow demand tho previous question on its passage
Twenty six speeches have already been made upon the
subject equally divided between the two parties
DEPRECIATION OF THB CURRENCY.
The following is the bill reported by Repre-
sentative Stevens from the Committee Of Ways and
Means to prevent depreciation Of the currency
l. That every person. or every bank. association or
corporation Issuing notes, bills or other Obligations,
calculated or intended 10 circulate as money unless
thereto authorized by act Of Congress shall pay duty
Of one fourth Of one per centum each month on the
amount OF such notes. bills other obligations so Is
sued by said person. bank association corporation.
and shall the first Monday of each and every month
make and deliver 10 the Assessor Of the District IN
which such bank association corporation may bo 10.
Gated, or In which such person May reside true
and accurate return Of the amount OF notes.
bills. or other obligations issued. whether
IL circuatloD or In ITS vaults elsewhere
In possession or in deposit and shall annex to every
such return asecaration with the oath affirmation
Of such person Of the President or Cashier OF suc
bank association corporation in such form and man
ner may be directed by the Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue, that the same contains true ana Iathlai
statement OF the amount OF circulation Is Aforesaid ana
shall deliver copy Of said return to the Collector OF the
District in which said bank association. or corporation
located and shall within ten days from the hrsi Mo
day in each and every month pay to said Collector sau
duty OF oneourth Of per cent on the amount so re-
turned and for any neglect 70 render or make such
return payment as aforesaid. every such person
bank association corporation shall pay penalty OF
one per the amount OF notes, bills or other oD
cations issued aforesaid, which amount shall III de-
fault Of proper return. be estimated by the Asseso
upon the best information he obtain and every such
penalty may be recovered for the use OF the United
States in any Court Of competent Jurisdiction
That year from the passage of TINS act IL sha De
unlawful for any person. bank association or corpora
on TO issue or circulate notes or other Obligations de-
signed or calculated TO circulate a. money, unless au
thorzed thereto by act Of Congress
From Ncw-Orlenns md the Lower Missis.
sippi.
CARO- April l3, 1853.