The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-21

wfrmp.AwAL OF rxovlsioSAL aovsnxons.
1t Is given out from ~ excellnt quartss that
In NIL Of the Southern States where regular
Governors have been elected, the PROVISIONAL
and their successors duly innugurnted, 40 In
the case Of Alabama.
snrKErAxr STANTON.
A dispatch FROM Washington 70 the Phila.
dclphia Ledger says that Secretary Stanton has
again rendered his resignation 10 the Presi-
dent. and this time, 1t il said, insists upon It's
acceptance. Mr.. Stanton IL on visit to Ohio.
ExLIsrGD CLERKS.
The Secretary Of War IL daily reducing the
uiimbet Of ciefhs In his department. 1t IL
stated that the present general service sys
tenn Is 10 be abolished. and only regularly en-.
tailed.
INTERNAL HEvExUE.
The receipts from internal revenue last week
amounted to ii. 733, 81. rs follows: Decem-
Der II, aSI4, $3.50: December II, Sjl5, 29l So;
December Il, 1885,, 0l6.7j: December IA, $780,
2s3.a4 December Is, 434s, 800 %; December 10,
s53i, 2OS. IS. Total since June -, 1865, to De-
cember II, *l62, l42, 5000.
REVENUE FRArDs.
1t is stated that the attention of the Revenue
Department has been called to frauds which
have been f1r long time, and are still being,
perpetrated in New York in the matter OF
cigar stamps. Parties continue to flood the
market with bogus stamps. selling them at
two dollars per thousand and then procuring
the cOnfiscation Of the goods stamped with
their forgeries, thus getting full pay both as
Government informers and Government
cheats. tts q p
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Miller, of Pennsylvania, will soon intro
duce in the House bill TO ascertain the prac-
ticability of having steamboat navigation
from the Chesapeake bay, at the mouth of the
Susquehanna river, to Lake Ontario.
The President sent a large batch Of appoint
ments, accumulated during the recess, to the
Senate day for confirmation, and they We're
all referred in executive session.
The Committee OH Appropriations had the
naval bill under consideration to-day. They
cut down all the estimates for the navy and
navy-yards.
The House Military Committee had under
consideration propositions for the e-organiza-
ton Of the army.
Senator Nye of Nevada, will introduce in
the Senate, in a few days, a bill TO repeal the
city charter Of Washington.
a delegation OF Friends from PennSyl-
vania were at the White House long time
: TO- day, but did not succeed in obtaining an in
/ terview.
senator Dooli,tlc obtained long interview
with the President this afternoon.
! The diSuniOnists' have received check n
least il not 4 repulse, in the Senate to-day
, Mr.. Sumner, whohad expected to advance his
cause by procuring the publication of reports
! OF executive agents who have traversed the
South since the pract close of the war, was
badly set back The report OF General Grant
based upon actualitips OF 4 very late day, be
ing sent in 10 the Senate. created great sen
SatiOn.
! To an experienced observer, the appearance
| of things on the Republican side indicates
what Jack FalstaN denOminated state OF
general s. dissolution and thaw,' looking 10 q
division on the main question, unless the radi
Gals abate their naughty pretensiOns.
The Republican breaks ground this evening
against General Grant. 1t has also, by indi
rection in the nature OF special pleading, done
so to the Administration,
The President has approved the sentence o
| a military court held in Georgia, wherein :
colored man called Isaac was sentenced to bt
hung for killing his former master. 1t appear
Isaac ran away from his master and joined
! the Union army; after the war he returned
and learning that his master had said that l
the negro ever came back he would shoot him
Isaac deliberately went TO his masters house
after night, raised the window, and shot hin
dead with Il rifle.
Secretary Stanton has applied to Congress
! for an appropriate ton to purchase Fords Thea
ire to be fitted mp and used for the custody o
! all papers relating to sick or wounded sol
diers during the rebellion, and to hospital
and the opera tiOnS of the medical and sursl
cal departments OF the army.
1t is sufficient evidence that Stevens can
not carry his point m Congress to find MI
Fornev. in the Chronicle, declaring that tn
! Republican party would inevitably be lie
! feate upon Stevens platform.