New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-23

hlopCeu DIV the department.. Aflcr referring W tho
terms and import of the act Of Feb T. ls62 directing
the names of all dsoya persons and those who have at
any time manifested sympathy with the Rebel cause,
to be stricken fIom the rolls, the Attorney General
says:
by this Congress has sought to be Just TO all those pen
oneis the Government who shall remain faithful and hue
and without any fault Of theirs they must be regarded pub
laws by the Of Cousefs and the made
IN pursuance thereof suspended but by the act Of Nh Of
became lawful their night to demand payment revived
and it became the duty oftho Government to pay"
GEN. GRANT sHORN.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant, who, daring the war was
b,ordtd lSe pGrd bat whose whiskers was invariably
kept neatly cropped accordance with the rules Of
military etiquette, today appeared on tho street com
pleiey shorn of his facial hirsute appendage. Photog
rapt.r viii undoubtedly be rejoiced TO learn Of the
chang, in the personal appearance Of tie Lieutenant
Genera
APPOINTMENT.
Georye B. McCarter has been promoted 10 be
G. +. a. Coltman, deceased.
MUSTERED OUT.
A special order honorably mastering out 10
Assistant Quartermasters four Commissaries Of Sub
sistance one Surgeon, five Assistant Adjutant-Gsne-
rails and two Aides-de Camp-all Of the volunteer
military foroeswas to-day issued by the War Depart
ment Among the officers included in this order is
Col. d. Il. Van Buren, formerly Assistant Adjutapt.
General to Gems. Dix and Butler.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from internal revenue today
were $7l5.s4s ..''.'
IRISH BONDS. ......
&C tha
Agency in ihs city states that during the month past
saes of bonds of the Irish Republic have been made
amounting to 10000. The bonds sold merely Of
the $50 denomination.
.......... COLLECTOR AT GALVESTON
Loren Kent was to-day appointed Collector
Of Customs at the port Of Texas in place OF
the present incumbent whose continued Illness inter.
feres with the performance Of his duties .....
TO DREssMAKBRs.
The dressmakers of the United States have a
grain Of comfort in the opinion in the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue who believes that the tax on their
goods win be abolished by the early action Of Congress
STAMP FOR CIGARS.
The new Internal Revenue staRIp, intended
for boxes Of domestic cigars being prepared by
the Chief Of the Printing Department Of the Treasury
THE WEST INDIA TELEGRAPH .....
The House took up the Senate bill this after
noon to charter the West India Telegraph Company.
and but for the opposition OF Mr.. Wasbburne who
wanted all Government business carried free In peace
as well as in war; the bill would have passed without
any reference 10 the usun committee. The friends Of
tie measure would not consent to this II receives no
pecunary aid from Government and so II goes 70 the
Commerce Committee. and will not get back into the
House before next week when II will probably pass In
its present form.
THE FINANCIAL STATUS.
The Ways and Means Committee again failed,
to-day 10 agree to any financial measure and there
seems row less prospect Of harmonious action by the
Committee and the House than there has been at any
previous time. The Committee do not seem willing TO
report any bill TO the House that will not pass and the
House does willing TO pass any bill giving the
Secretary that power be considers essential IL the
Secretary have the additional authority TO fund
which be DESIRES he prefers legislation there is
considerable power granted under various existing
acts which has not yet been used, and which he may
now exercise.
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE CURRENCY.
The House refused by large majority to agree
to the Senate amendment to strike out the clause to
reney 1t was aimed at Printer S. NJ. Clark. who
recently replaced head Of Washington upon the five
cont currency, with his own. He is throwing an
enormous amount upon the market in anticipation Of
Congress forbidding such an issue.
Mr.. VOORHEES, COURSE.
II is matter of official record here, that Tor
the six years Dan voorhees, was upon the eHouse Com
m!.tos on Elections he never cast vote IN favor OF
eIecting Democrat or In favor Of retaining Wing
or Republican.
.'..... THE DEFICIENCY BILL,
AS 1, came back from the Senate finished by the
House There were a number Of amendments not con :
CURED ill., among which the raising OF the salaries
Of tho Mint officers and OF treasurers at Philadelphia
The item for lighting the Capitol Presidents house
and public grounds amounting TO $4,000 which had
been rednced to $50 00 raised by the Senate ana
the House concurred In IT, a. money was doe iof gas
burned last Winter. The Senate will now probably
adhere to their amendments and Committee OF Con
ference will be appointed to morrow to adjust the differ
enceg
THE STOCKTON CASE.
The Senate had up case OF Senator stockton
Of Nsw-Jersey. From the able arguments Of Senators
Fessendsn and Clark il evident that the election
was not legal one ct which Stockton was elected; and
i. seems quite probable that the Senate will declare the
election invalid and order q new one. johnson and
Stockton made long speeches bat failed 70 MAKE ou'
clear case or justify an election BY minority
It s stated that Of the Senate to-day shows
that Senator Stockton would hare been unseated BY
majority. 1t II believed be will DO voted out to'mof'
row by majority.
AWARDS TO CONTRACTORS.
LII uras yarorfed TODAY from the Naval