New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-03
FROM WARRINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Thursday. March 2, 1865.


1t having been decided By the President that
IL is not necessary to reappont the members Of his Cab
net who remain another term. the name OF MIR.
McCu may be sent in tomorrow as well as that oil
Freeman Clarke OF New York, who succeeds him as
Controller. No other change will be made
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
The Appropriation Bills will probably be all
finished by Conference Committees and passed to NOR
row.
TAX AND TARIFF BILLS.
The Committees of Conference on the Tax
and Tariff bills, viii meet tomorrow morning ana
probably amicabIy settle both bills.
THE TAX on SALES.
There is considerable feeling on both sides as
to point of disagreement the tax on sales the Sen
ate being against 1t and the House for it.
STATE BANKS.
The new Secretary of the Treasury was be.
fore tho Senate Finance Committee to-day urging that
State banks be taxed out Of existence. He considers
the step as essential to the success OF our Natona
Bank system
BUSINESS BEFORE CONGRESS.
| No Congress ever approached so near TO It's
close with its important business as near completed as
this one.
| To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Thursdey March ., 1863.
| A CUsTOM-HoUsE NATTER.
The following letter has been sent TO the COi-
lector OF the Port Of New York by the Commissioner Of
FEBRUARY. 81. ls6j.
SIR sorry learn, dag or two ago that some very
trunk. filled with dresses Of most costly material and
should lave been to the pubic warehouse Tor ,pprasee
directed by officer f,he custom. at NewioIk n
70 be given 20 the wearing appae'
10 BE- brought tie United states from for-isn coufe,
duty ee byte o"ner The law nsyeI Intended saa, any
never been WON, should be admitted nee Of duiy end to
allow such Unreasonable quantities to pus tive
fe not ct the ,,.9 r Ra' sw VOCATION
Travellers coming from Europe elsewhefs bringing with
wiicb never has been used do It either with view make
merchandise Of ycadymsd" clothing and Ieanfe aIse
with stost Of clothing or the future fee Of hose aa''' 20
would not a,eT, deirsud their country Of they
either honest or traS 9y th2ssn MAJ seen 70 ,,,S
hsr need have not enough to perceive the
distinction between .wndns the Government OF eoontry
AID seniing individual ecu understand how eny
lake false oath at the Cusomou without com
n iiing p.rlury. ,,.s
srorluate tie matter herein presented aud TO 'rge
rd forcement % the law ~ regard 20 The adn,qa
man eST1:,ss s ..5y r'p pr t.Sl-.
sIsyoy DRAPER, Colectoroi Customs, New iors
VISIT TO SECRETARY pEssESQEN.
To -lav the chiefs of the various bureaus ~
the Treasury Department proceeded TO the rooms u
Secretary Tessondcn. when Judge Nrthan Sargeans
TIE Commits Of Customs, IN his own and their De
Eall delivered Drief address, eSprestlYe OF thelr
respect tor him. the OF his retiring nom thc
Treasury Department aud eXprcs slng their cordial
wishes for biz health and happiness Secretary res.
sender repied in appropriate terms.
TIE INAUGt RATION
The Committee OF Arrangements have pub
shed the programme for the Presidential inauguration
rom which i appears that the President elect, the
Justices Of IN, Supreme Court the Dinlnnatic corps
tie heads Of Department.. ca m2niDers nhd members
81 ct of Congress Governors q states Officers OF the
amy and navy and others Of distinction, VIII assemble
in the Senate lamber beiwcefthe hours "a II and ~
Ils oath o. caicc will be administered 70 sice-Pres
dert.elect Johnson by NicoIesidert Uarln, when
the former AZ 1ooa WIN take his seat The presiding
on cr Of the asn,te. Those asem5lod In TO Senate
Chamber viii hea proceed Ia the Plato IN the CEN
rn purtlco oi the Capitol vbefA o beng IN readiness
the oath Of 6fnc viii be adm sered 10 the President;
elect by Chief Jasiice Chase bud the Inaugural ad-
dr-ss delivered Extensive arrangements have been
msco fr the procession Ia ompary the PRESIDENT
FROM the Executive Mansion 10 be CapisJ IhousaHds
Of s.grngers ave already arriy ID aud many more are
doubtless on tf.ir nay.
MS 4th q March VIII be g-serilly ole srved 20 a
hold ~ ard tas banks and tbs public offices VIII be
closed.
vfrT-PREsrpESr fLEcT
Senator Ttnmblll and Representations Will
son mud Dsv co., acting ths Select Con- mittee to
dny waited uYon andrew Johcscu aud notified him ot
his election TO- Inc Vice. sdency. They received
from him an oga response thEt be hcTesoad IN the ac-
ton otthc Arsscan people. and accelted tbs trust con
fded - AInl