, 1866-07-02
FROM WASHINGTON,
Internal Revenue Receipts
for the Year Nearly
$306,000,000.
yearly Disbursements to the War;
Navy and interior Depart
lnents, $395,925,634.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS ON
THE TARIFF BILL.
Duty Oh Railroad Iron
Fixed at One Dollar
Per Hundred.
STATEMENT CONCERNING ENG
LIsQ COTTON IMPORTS.
FROM MEXICO.
DhGDAD EVACUATED BY TIE
IsiPERlaLlSTS.
Probable Surrender of Matamoras
to the Liberals.
TIE EUROPEAN CON
FEICT.
War Spirit Of The Italian Gov
ernmcnt and People.
Church Revenues TO be
-
Applied to State Uses.
| LAW EyEMp1ING ClERGYMEN
! FROM MILITARY DUTY TO
Be REPEALED.
The Enthusiasm for Carl
baldi Undiminished.
War Spirit Of The Italian Gov
ernment and People.
Church Revenues TO be
Applied to State Uses.
LAW EyEMP1ING ClERGYMEN
FROM MILITARY DUTY TO
Be REPEALED.
The Enthusiasm for Carl
baldi Undiminished.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnhure.1
WASHINGTON, JnlY ].


WAsu1SGros, JnlYl.
Tariff BILL.
The Home made but little progress yesterday On
the Tnrt6 Bill butthat little disposed ofthe iron
que.tion. THIS save rise 10 long, Interesting and
rery animated discussion, IN which nearly scorc
0i members participated. The principal struggle
was osez the ttem Of railroad iscn. The prsscnt
duty Is seventy dse cents per hundred. and the
committee recommended an Increase to
one dollar per hundred. This the Western
men pretty generally resl.ied, and the asht asalnst
The committee, led by Messrs. Wilson and Allison
OF 1oHa, was one Of the notable events Of the scs
sion, which had the greater interest from the fact
that .he House wn. known to be pretty equally
divided Mr. Wilson carried bis point, by two
majority, on tbe flret vote, but on the neces-
tpry second vote, two members changed and the
committee was then tn4satn. I'd by four majority.
The sotes were taken by teiers, ant
therefore no record whs madc The COZ
test will be renewed whcn the
tiIi IL reported from the Committee oi the Whole,
md Il fbe various absent Western members ate On
hand, The Ways and Means Committee is likely TO
BE- fnai'y beaten. Numerous other amendments
were offered aEd acted upon, but With hardly an
exception they were opposed by Mr. Morrill,, on
behalf OF tho Ways and Means Committee, aud de-
hased. decidedly hostile feeling towards the
ILL q. whole, ts growing up With 1lscu-sion, and
though It will probably pass the House, the minor.
Ify vote viii inclnae come Of the strongest Ecnt1c
men On the Union side.
GE5EcEIoSs.
The Senate IN executive eesslon yeEterday re-
jectcd the domination Of Hm. EaWard4 10 be Poet-
MASTER at Ecokuk, Iowa- No action WIS taken on
the nomination Of Col. Ja.ou atat.h to be Post
master at Rockford. Illinois. Several Wisconsin
appointments were rejected.
GExERAL PALMER.
Among the arrivals here 10 day was that OF Gen.
Jonn II. Palmer, Of Nlnogs, by order Of sbe Secse
tnry Of War. II il understood that he goes to
Raleigh 10 be President or the court martial for the
trial Of Gen. Whltt!esey.
APFo1SINEST.
Col. DaFid WicscFsham, late Of the Tenth ILL.,
noIs cavalry, has been appointed Assessor Of In
teynal Revenue In the Eighth Distinct Of Illinois
LAsp OFFICE AFFAIRS.
The House has passed. and the Senate Commit
lee On Public Lands has reported Ayo'uh1y upon a
bill making 1t the duty Of The Secretary OF the In
terror to cause the Offices Of Surveyor General OF
Iowa aud Wisconsin TO be removed TO Pfattsmauth,
Nebraska, and when 80 removed. The duties and
Jurisdiction Of eaid Surveyor General shall be CO.
Wlseon,in, and the same sball constitute SnEveJ-
trg District.
The President has approved au act creating the
office Of Surveyor General OF Idaho Territory, with
a talary Of $4,000, headquarters at Boise City.
MICHIGAN CnUND-cATcuERs.
A considerable delegation Of Michigan gentle
men asc herr looking after the distribution Of the
Offices III that State. Henry Barnes Aas been prom-
,sed the Detroit Post Office, rice Howard, but has
not ret succeeded In getting hts commission.
Tue ADDRESS
Of the Democratic and Copperhead Congressman
vaA CIRCULATED yesterday aud to-day for Signatures
and will probably be published tomorrow or next
1ay. 1t Is reported that they endorse the johnson
Philadelphia Convention, but gnea. efforts have
| been taken to prevent Ulton men from seeing the
| document.
Ex.0ovERNoRJ J. HOLDEN.
Of Moth Carolina, has arrived here 10 look after
! Lis appoinimeu; as Minister TO Venezuela
| THE JUDICIAL I'LL.
| reported yes.a1d1r from lhe uoa:e Eommitte Q
| on the Judiciary, relates wholly 10 proceedings
with reference to the writ Of Aq1kas corpus, and ia
| OF great importance, inasuuch us 1t cxteads to
United States Courts the power to grant such
| wrlt, and in all eases where any person may he
rest.ined OF bis or her liberty In violation Of the
Constitution, OF any treaty, Or Of any law OF the
United States, A proviso declared that the act
.ha&t not apply to tho case Of my person who may
be held In custody Of the military authorities o1
the Ualted statee, charged with any military Of
fence, Or with having aided OF abetlcd rebellion
nratpst The Government Of the uuited states ptio,
to Its paasage.
rAn1s EXPOSITION 11t1-,
| The Conference Committees report on the Fastl
E1posinon Bill was adopted In the House Jester
day, and will probably be agreed to IN the senatt
tomorrow, Il adopts substantially The bill passct
In the Senate except that the aggregate appropri
alton Of $15u,000 Is In currency, 1nEtea1 o
IN COIN The bill provides fot three Commissioners
at ra1ary Of one thousand dollara each, and als'
Tor twenty unpaid Commissioners. No one tutcr
| ested In auY article 10 be exhibited can be Com
missioner; Sa5,G00 IL g1ven for an additsona
building at Panz. Government psYs the freight
both wa3s, On all goods.
INDEPENDENCE Day.
No general celebration Wilt take place here O
the Fourth. md 70 far as known the observance {
The day will consist In adjournment OF concEes:
A Supnas School celebration. and IN grafton an
poeu before the Old Inhabitants As .ociatfon.
TREED4EN's BUREAU I'LL.
The Conference COMMITTEE on the Freedmen
Bureau bill consists Of Senators Wil-on, Harris an
. Eesmlth, and Representatives Elliott, Blnchal
and NcCulloeh. The provisions OF the senata bt
viii be substantially adopted.
, FOREIGN ATFAihs.
The Hou.e Committee on Foreign Affairs ha'
had the peutral,fy Laws and Fenisn question up
one meeting, hut came to no decision, the discu
I etin being OF general and desu1tor7 character.
GnrsNKt1rnoussEAu AFFAIR
I 9be GrtnnclE Rousseau investigating Commit
: have co,c,uded their labor., and will prohably 7
/ port Tomorrow. It 1s understood that majort
viii report IN favor Of Kou.eeau's expulsion. snd
. minority Ia favor Of reprimandlng him at the b
g 0 ,he House, while the committee will be unat
+ nous in favor Of ceusuriug Griunrn.
o gTEuSAL EETESuE RECEIPTS TOR TIE YEAR:
= The 10. a! II celpts IRON internal revenue for
f1.1A
CONTRIBUTIONS
r TIE srnae, In executive session today conlri
II | cd tho following nomfnat1ous: CHARLES Hunter,
+ | Re q Comm1u In the p1ry on The fsttred hs
le ]. l. C7tnbcIt, Naya, Officer at cnnreston, $.
Il. u. F. Conway. Of Virginia, formerly member
10 Coustess from kansas. to he Consul al Maeseslle
H. TREASURY DISBURSEMENTS.
{. The disbursements OF Ihe Treasury Tor the VIC
u werr: War Department, $8,3ol76i; Navy !