New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
L ItOI1 w IlOIl11 " OlNs
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
ACTION OF THE NEW.Y0RK DELEGATION.
THEIR PROPOSITIONS FOR RECONSTRUCTION.
Arrest OF a Supposed AccOmplice Of the Phila-
delphia Murderer.
DETAILS OF THE FRENCH EVACUATION,
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
The Senate Non.Ccntun with the House on The
West Indian Telegraph Bill.
Passage Of the Bill for the Relief Of
Naval Contractors.
A Constitutional Amendment Proposed by
Senator Wilson.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Bill DsnSed and
Tabled.
Variou, Matters of Congressional
Business.
Passage Of the Bill for the Relief Of
Naval Contractors.
A Constitutional Amendment Proposed by
Senator Wilson.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Bill Distnsstd and
Tabled.
Various Matters of Congressional
business.
wAsHryGIov, Friday hpTl q. le't
THE EBW-YORK Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Friday. hrIil q. lett
THB HBw-YoRK CAUCUS
The following ~ the result Of the NcW-YoIk Congres
soual Caucus IN fun II not intended TO have tecn
made public al present but gobticd account having
leaked ont authorized 70 publish The following b
which viii tomorrow he submitted 10 'he Reconstruction
Committee, whose views II s believed 10 very nearly
represent:
BILL provide I the restoration TO the States aey IN
insurrection of their full IoltCa Tirhis.
BAereas eApeden iiat the States lately in insuree
on should consistent with the future peace anu
safety Of the Union be restored to full participation IN political
WSees. eConcress aid by joint resolution propose for
ratification the Legislatures Of the several States, rs an
amendment TO the Constitution Of the United sates an art
ASTcIs y. sreT1os R,rre.ea,iv,. .hal he aPpoioned
oordss their f,'rectve numbers which shal determined S
Toyd.d tha, wlsnevr mae citizens Of tue United
bGn twetyone years sh' excluded FROM the elective fran
representation .hp reduced The propnou which .le
lees han tweny;one year. Of -ss ino1h s,'is: -
unfairly adhered 70 the ate in,yrreciicn riyin and
ssie state. --' ~ ''''''' ''''''''
& t nesS:d esSS, n az S SsS S n war .a S he d
States and claims ifr ioi ,' Of vsaaIy ,.r'
Consres 'hs Lave Iowef 10 enforce by tpp'opAio s
Ncr dartort be 1t ,aoe,ed ~ he Senate and HHn Q RG-
9 ne Uaed State q A@oea u Ceys,", "a,
seubd That whenever the above reeted amendment sha
have become part Of the Constitution q The Ud States and
insuTTeCOn shall have raLcd the
and shall have modified s constitution and lave 10 con
formty herewith Senators and Representatives, from sueh
State il found duly elected and qualified shah ssr havss
taken required oahs Of Office be admitted INTO
S,ssy t6e Tinted ssss ~ ~ . ssy
'g Tbe Presdent and President Of tho Confeder
States Of America called the heads q DePartmeni'
and the members Of both Houses OF Congress thereof
s.eas: Those who ~ Ges, sSa.is se'ea agents o'
TAhd Heads Of Departments othe United sa,es officer,
House Of Congress Of the United States who aided in
fo1l Those who acted as officers Of the Confederate
army Sf master II he navy Ed any oSa vfO governor Of
either Of the .oeaed Confederate States aid or comfort
10 the late Rebellion.
Fl Those who have treated officers soldiers sailor.
Of the United States captured during the
late Otherwise than lawfully prisoners Of war
SIC And be further eaoted That when any State lately
in nsurecton shall have ratified the foregoing amendment
the Constitution part Of the direct tar under The act OF
August ls6 which may remain due and unpaid IN sneh
State be assumed end paid by such State and The pay
ment thereof upon proper assurances rom such state 10 be
may be postponed for period exceeding years from
and after the passage OF this act
GEN BUTLER AND THE PRESIDENT
Gen. Butler had very long interview with the Presi-
dent tonight Rumor attributes special significance TO
the protraced conference.
THE FREEDMEN NOT IMPROvIDEST.
Since the establishment Of Freedmens Savings Banks
throughout the South the deposits have steay increased
every month until the present time The total amount Of
Savings and Trust Company the ist inst. was $l72,
800; since which time this has been largely aug
mentei.
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day were
s67s2
Among the special pardons signed by the President
yesterday those for j. 7. Munroe, Mayor Of New
Orleans and j. o. Nixon Alderman Of that city The
charge against Mayor Munroe Of endeavong TO procure
the assassination Of Commodore Bailey Of the United
States navy has been removed, principally it is stated
through evidence furnished to the President by Vice
Admiral d. g. Farrsgut.
RECEIPTS PROM CUSTOMS.
The receipts from customs at the ports Of New-York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore in the week ending April 2l
were as follows: New-York f536,375 40; Phladephis
$l79s5 u; Baltimore, $j9,9sl %.
WASHINGTON SANITARY AFFAIRS
Unfortunately the report Of the Board appointed to
inspect the canal which through the heart of the
city, and to recommend for the abatement Of the
nuisance came late TO result in any benefit to the
residents of the Capital. The excavation of the debris
Of wears will not probably be commenced under month,
and in the opinion of the medical fraternity, will only
result in an increase instead Of dimnuton, Of mortality
during the Summer months
REVENUE DECISION.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue, to-day, rem
dered the following decisions:
AN expenses for insurance upon property and all actual
losses in business be deducted from the gross income OF
the wear; but sustained after Dec 81 1860 cannot re-
dace n income year Losses incurred IN The proseca
tou OF one kind business be deducted IRON gains IN
another from those portions Of income derived ron
6I.d nyestmens such as bonds mortgages rents and the
Ike should he careful not TO allow the deduc
fon Of amounts claimed have been lost IN business when IN
reality they should De- regarded Investments or efpendi
turos when expend money IN farming OF gar
G.fre
profit travelling about the country as the agents OF
dealers seeking orders for goods ~ agents
Of person. firms only such salaod CLERKS or men
hired month should not be required % take neehse AS
brokers All parts Of decision No 1873 lncohsI
ent herewith. are hereby revoked"
-r.r ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
This morning man named Peter August Madison was
arrestedhec suspicion Of being the aceompce OF Prop
in the murder Of the Deenng family of Philadelphia The
prisoner il swede, and from ls broken language hp-
ihai be Lott PLadlr.a five daXs and Malke4