Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-06-22
TIE DISPATCHES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Internal Revenue ReceiDts

IL
count of Internal Revenue for the present
year, up to the 18th inst. inclusive, amount
to S299, OBS, 1885, leaving less than $1,000
900 to complete S3OO,000,000. From the
estimate made at the Bureau of Internal
Revenue it is now believed that the receipts
of the fiscal year ending with Both. of this
month will amount to S306,000,0 900 from
taxes for Internal Revenue alone
The Iron CIause of the Tariff Bill
Is troubling the Ways and Means Commit
tee. Interested parties are not satisfied with
duty of $40 per ton, but are urging S2C
and even $50.
The Judiciary COMMITTEES.
With two or three members attending, re-
solved lately to remodel the entire Judiciary
system of the country, ard make one less
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, but
this action has since been reconsidered and
next Friday set apart for a re-discussion Of
the matter, when the project is likely to be
defeated.
The POstOflice Department
Is instituting suits against all Postmasters
in the insurrectionary States who are in
debted to the Government.
The Steedman-FuIIerfOn Committee
Left Mobile for Mississippi to-day. They
will not visit Arkansas on the trip, but con-
clude their Investigations with Texas.
The Bankrupt Bill.
Senator POLLARD has completed the ex-
animation Of the Bankrupt bill, and report
ed to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
They will probably report it to the Senate,
and the further consideration of the subject
be postponed until December next on the
ground that there is not time to consider il
this session.
a Judge Indicted.
Judge THOMAS, for the Virginia Circuit
Court, who recently refused to admit the
testimony of the negro in a case where col
ored men werenot concerned, on the ground
that he must be governed by the law Of the
State and net the United States, was indicted
by the Ur..ted States Grand Jury at the re-
cent session of Judge UNDERwOOD's Court, at
Richmond. No steps whatever have been
taken to arrest Judge THOMAS under the
indictment.
Col. Cooper,
The Presidents Private Secretary, has gone
to New York city. 1t is said there are Sc
veral screws loose in New York among the
Federal office holders.
The High Protection Tariff Men
Are getting alarmed lest their various in
terests will not be fully cared for by the
Ways and Means Committee. There are
several gentlemen here who have impressed
the Committee very strongly against the
eXpediency of adopting at this time high
protective tariff. Prominent men in various
sections Of the country are against such a
course.
From Mexico. the West Indies and
south America.
New YORK, June 2l-The Heralds LIZ
ma correspondence says: Gen. HooNY was
given grand reception by the Government
on the presentation of his credentials. The
General in few words expressed the cor
dial feeling entertained by the United States
towards her younger and more Southern sis
tiers, and Col. PRADo, the Provisional Die
tator, replied in high commentator of the
Great Republic and the personal character
of its accredited representative at his Court.
The Herald's Havana correspondence
says: The new policy Of the new admins
tratiOn is a repressive and restrictive one,
and very obnoxious to the Cubans, more
especially by the contrast with the former
generous iTSiJIuenl Oh OeU. DulSe.
A violent hurricane visited Bazimo on the
9th.
Regatta, opposite Havana, lost two or three
houses by fire on the evening of the 18th.
Advices from ST. Thomas state that about
200 troops had left St. Thomas to Join the
foreign legion in Mexico.
By the last fire in Mayaguez, Porto Rico,
over seventy buildings were destroyed.
Most of the English and American resi-
dents were abandoning Hayti on account of
the disorder occasioned by the great fire at
POrt-au-Prince some weeks ago.
President Balez is on his last legs in St.
Domingo. The revolutionists are pressing
him so closely that it is supposed he will
take to flight very soon.
Martinique had suffered considerably
from drought.
Gaudaloupe had been fearfully decimated
by cholera.
Daniel Green, an American citizen re-
siding in Mexico, about fifty miles back OF
Mazatlan, has filed statement with the
American consul at Mazatlan of certain
outrages committed on him by the French.
He was arrested at Mazatlan on the Doth OF
April last, and kept in prison until LIST OF
May, without accusation or hearing. He
was then ordered to leave Mexico for Cali
fornia, and while under this injunction he
enters his protest.