New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-16
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue today were $T3
Gi3 Al.
INTERNAL REVENUE,

retary Of State Frederick W. Seward The session did
not continue much over an hour.
REVENUE CIRCULAR.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue today issued
circular calling the attention Of al assessors TO the recent
&c, Of Congress exemptng crude petroleum iTom taxa
ton.
KEEPING IN SESSION.
An earnest pressure by letter and otherwise begins to be
brought on the Senate remain in session TO prevent the
President from slaugh,erns the Union ofce-holders in
the North and West and debauchng with his patronage
sufficient number ~ Republicans TO accomplish his
policy of giving the control of the country to the enemies
Of the country.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, May Il, lsto
THE HABEAs CORPUS BILL.
The President has approved the bill amending an act
relating the habeas corpus, and regulating Judicial pro.
ceedngs in certain cases and approved IN March, 1905 IL
is therefore law. 1t provides that any such seizure
TO lie done during the Rebellion by an officer or person.
under and by virtue OF any order, written or yer.
bal, general or special, issued by The fres,den,
OF Secretary of War, or by any military Official
of the United States, holding the command OF the
department. district place. within such seizure search
arrest imprisonment was made, done OF omitted 70 oe
done, either by the person or officer 10 whom le oIiei
addressed for whom il was Intended or oy any
other person aiding assisting HIM therein sha De hed
and are hereby declared within the prvlew o. the
fourth and fifth sections q the said act of March s. soS
for al the purposes Of defense transfer e cal or 'a
ton provided therein But no such order sa b iHce :"
this the act TO which this is an anendAeht DC oe
Tense 70 apv suit or action for oct done or omitted DO
done after the passage OF this act.
When the said order In writing It shall be sufficient
TO produce in evidence the original with proof Of ITS au-
thenticty or certified copy of the same or sent ny
telegraph the production Of the telegram purporDg 10
emanate from such military officers shan be pr,''a JaeI
order or telegram lost cannot be produced secondary
evidence thereof thai be as in INTO oi iRe circuit
Court of the United States may he eAeTeted amer inc
appearance Of the defendant and the ming OF hls pea OF
other defense in said Court ~ any tenn OF sara Court
quent 10 the term when the appearance 10 entered ana
before jury is impannoed to ny the same.
But nothing herein contained shall be held 10 abndee
the night OF such removal after na judgment IN the State
Court nor shall il be necessary IN the state Court 10 orer
or give surety for the fling Of copies ID the United states
Circuit Court. But on the Hing OF me lsnnoDs sefneI
ings in the Court shall cease, and not be resumed
until certificate under the seal Of the said Great Court
OF the United states stating that the petitioner has iaed
10 fc copies in the said Circuit Court ii the next TEN
produced.
II the State CONT shal notwithstanding the performance
a. ell things required for the removal OF the Gaze 10 me
Circuit Court proceed further IN said cause or prosecution
before sadccrheae Produced then IN that ce,o on sueh
proceedings shall be void and Of DO eject And az par
ties Judges officers and other persons then..ioh PFC
ceeding hereunder or by color thereof! shs te At. IN
damages therefor % The party ngeneved oe Ieco'e,d ny
an action in court u tie State having proper jurisdiction
or in Circuit Cont OF the United States os The Distinct
in which such further proceedings may have to"n had or
where the party Officer OF other person 20 ohonang sha
I
the pary who il plaintiff sla be entitled TO doale COTE
II is made The duty Of the CLERK Of the State Court 10
furnish copies Of ihe pIes aud fes IN ihe sse 70 me
or neglect Of the Clerk 10 funst tgSh toIor the thd
party nav docket tie IN the trcit Cont # the
United States aud thccupca saa Circuit Cont stan have
jurisdiction therein aud may uyon proof Of sgeh refusal
or neglect Of the Clerk OF She State Court, AID upon
reasonable notice being given 20 the Iainif reiui. Inn
10 llc deelaieiion OF PETITION iheieA' hll apen - &C.
fanli NAV order suit AID dismiss re case 81 TIC
Of The plaintiff which diem zeal shall e bur 70 any
further suit touching TIC matter in controversy.
Tie se,,,e la. confirmed he rGmra on II csl,ie W.
Brown 81 Nov-York, ~ corsli AZ Ausstrfe nri tanh
Swan OF Ohio. az Consul al Napl,s..
Tie senate. In executive session, ato oetnAcd tho y
pontmout Of William janice u Richmond a. Coieciof q
Internal Revenue for the 'hird collection district.
IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS.
The President cent message 20 iAo Ioato ,o-4ay IL
closing report from the Secretary II Tie easufy II
answer 10 a resolution requesting cms on oorcoIn.ng
the determinations made ly tie so-called Macmillan
Government Of Mexico against American commerce ~
against commerce from particular American pore.
The Secretary ncloses copy Of CONN. ncei!Pl o.
the 5th Of January last from The Collector 81 Iss1oIs 81
the port Of Brownsville Texas, IN which, tho secretary
says mention is made Of az orieI promulgated u the
CITY oi MaamoIos, Mexico few days beio. Tie daio %
the letter, the eject that all goods gong 70 Browlse
from that city or coming q MaiamoTos from Bovrtviic
should pay full duties. This order y represented 70 be AL
conflict with the policy which for four year. had be'h re-
cognzed in that section under which al goods entering
Ma.amoros free 81 day beng tu'yect tncreio ohy
when sold 10 20 into the interior OF nolo, or having e.
tered Mhiamoros they were exported 20 oIgn eoA-
ry they are tad 10 have been subject 10 quarter Of the
full duties. As the order referred 90 is alleged rot
10 extend 70 Bagdad, Mexico, The cAeetof con
sidered It's object 10 he discrimination against the
trade Of Brownsville; but ne fails 10 state ~ what
authority-whether purely local Otherwise, was pTo-
nugacd The Collector BIS letter SAYS the reason of
this order Is pure anger and fear ilai bowIsye van 90
hope by decree against Brownsville 70 force all the trade
through their port, and pat al the igeis IN Their own
hands. The working Of the decree j. ~ hey hoped No
IL. ,yNo Ia of
Brownsville is with Mexico. OF course al trade para
lyzed. There IS be says one mode 81 redress whieh
that the rule will work both WAYS An order from 'he
Secretary OF the Treasury 10 the Collectors Of TIC ports oil
NewOrleans Galveston and lndanola no' 70 clear aLy
vessel for the ports Of Bagdad Matamoo Mexico un'i
you had laid the matter before the authorities Of Mexico
would cause CONSERVATION Maiamoros as they draw all
their supplies OF corn, hay, lard four and ~ iact nearly
all groceries from those cities. The cities Of Iamlco ana
Vera Cruz would then do all the business OF the interior OF
Mexico aud San Antonio Texas the trade OF Chihuahua
while this place would feed al the Rio Grande Valley 10
fos the Collector states that they entirely opposed 10
this Decree while Others interested IN the promotion Of
Bagdad are the orignators.
The President also sent message 10 Congress inclotng
a copy Of the correspondence between the Secretary OF
State and the acting Charge Affairs OF the United states
at Guayaquil in the Republic OF Ecuador, from which
appears that the Government OF that Republic has iaen
10 pay the first insanent Of the award Of the Commits
oncs undor the convention between the United States
and Ecuador af the 25h Of November l662 which INSTALL
meut was due on the 18th Of February last As deps on
his character from one Government another are justly
regarded as peculiarly sacred character aud a. further
diplomatic not in this instance hkey 70 le
successful the expediency Of authorizing DINER proceed
incs in case they should prove TO be Indispensable
submitted to the consideration Of Congress
CLERKS IN THB STATE DEPARTMtST
The Secretary Of State in reply to resolution 81 lLe
House states that the number Of clerks employed in bis
department is A. OF whom II in the Union army
None OF them were in the Rebel service
THE VETO MESSAGE.
Tho p,asdonts acting Col. Cooper
delivered TO the Senate to-day message IN writing con-
tanning the objections Of the President to the b for ne