The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-08
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WASHINGTON, June &, 1866.
In the Senate to-day number of add'-
tion,l amendments were offered l" 'n'
constitutional amendment, none Of which,
I,,yrycr. would materially alter the nature
of the resolution. Senator Howe con-
clp.icd very radical speech c'm neac 4"
YESTERDAY, and notice was gwen 'ila' .'c
matter would hG pressed 10 N"ie on rt'-
day. The truth j.. discussion on TINS ihca-
>a,r has become trcsomc, and other mat
IS oT greater value are demanding m
slant attention. The Tariff bill will &C
cnnya lengthy tialc Tor consideration ant
II las MOI been reported vet. The tact Is
nov being realized that a great vast" al
time las been the result oi long discus
Siou> on the one topic of Reconstruction
and To the opponents Of reunion II mat.
tiers very LITTLE what they patch up for tie
uurpusc now. ~ that il j. soon accom-
r!i,ucd, aud can defy successful opposite"
from the Administration.
The failure Of the counsel of Mr.. DAVIS
to have his trial commenced vas not IN the
least uurxprctcd here. although II was
hoprd hy very many that no further driaf
would have occurred. Ii is not at all I'M
probable now that the prisoner Will before
i,ur In released on parole. I" appear ii
Tho meeting II the Circuit Court III oci'-
her r,<t. The nature Of the charge 81
~, iuGrr t. the Jury i not matter 81
any Sunrise. He will not he apt I" ilguIr
il the yTial when il does take place.
The Frnians here are Sor,ly dIshe<-
ca,l nc the action ut the United States
agthurtic, in taking grounds /" prevent
III, infusion ~ Canada from TINS territory,
end leading Centres al The organization
declare that il the present move turns "H'
a l..t..r. they will turn the whole did'f
js,.oa political scheme, aud u>e th,lr SUI.
,ra.,> H. keep from power the lndNluudI
90 p4rt1c> Who are now directing the pre-
s.ryalluu Of tie neutrality Laws.
TIE refusal .! Congress I" recognise NC
a,pt.gtuclls Of treasury officers III Tue
s.,,4 la, l,i Secretary Mctulloch L. no
tsry these Cheers that their designations
viii liz accepted. This i, very much IN ~
ro>jt.oa l., H., Medication, but as there Is
10 rru'lI l,ty that the present Congress
will confirm the appointment; ui any repre-
sentative southern man--ro matter no"
urgent the Necessity far >ucha Stcp-u be-
conc, indispensable that some new action
il the request i"r an appropriation To pay
these gentlemen for their services rem .
drrrd lie Government will he complied
with, although resolution for that pur-
pose was to-day tHrrcd by Senator Cham
dlr. L. whom the Secretary addressed =
letter on the subject.
Adclegalion oitohacco-Srllcrs from New
Yuvk we're ~ the lutrrual Revenue De-
ra~tm.ut 10 day, with view of having 1.
change made in the ~ rujoroa duty on
cigars. as they claim il is liable, in its pre-
sent shape. I" evasion hy the manuiactu-
tiers, who return their cigars 1T il much
less value than they are actually worth III
tie market.
Tie hiu 10 establish navv-vard al
League island, in The Delaware river, came .
~, IN the House to-day. and was discussed
pr aad en- ly gentlemen Interested III
the !aca,iur. This question, in one respect.
i something Ike the Pacific Railroad bill
AHA IS. every member who has anything
- >ay Oh The subject i in favor u
location peculiar 10 his own choice.
Quite q large number oi' visitors were Al
tie Executive mansion to-day for the pur-
poe u seeing the President, including
tree icirgltion>-onv from Maryland,
headed ~ Senator Johnson, who called I"
10y ,hyirrc>pect, Maine delegation, amt
l.arty 81 Cherokee Indians. The PrcSl-
G-u,s time j. occupied as much a. ever
With public duties. His hours OF nnlnter-
rup,cd attention To business are from ten
~ tie morning until four, and from about
Ay4,.,t 10 eleven in the evening. TINoN.