The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-23

GENERAL. LEE.


WASHINGTON TIES
GENERAL LEE.
c.,cral Robert I. Lee II , nSa,.", ",-
"'' ting Washington on Nhoa! next.
'''"' rARroNS GRANITE
- ,,,r,hcr of special cscs pardon"d
-. ,hc President today a - '"''""s
Ti,;r,cru persons from Aiai "''' ''", ''''''
u;;,',,;,>;nri. and one from l"ls'''''' "a''r
~" Gr>, and thirteenth cN'p'ohS. Also
-" III, ner>ons from KcntcckN. under TIE
-, exception of the proclamation ni
Amnesty. r>rs.
AZ INFAMOUS VINES.
The House Judiciary "hmh''c' '"-"aN
,,,,rrd a great lcngtla DIR. James Is.
y,,rr1,tb who alleges TT he was present
-, v,ntrral in fchruar' 1860, at meet
..,.. - prominent rchck'm"ng whom were
w..3rr> Tucker, Thor>on, ana large
,guhcr OF others, amoH wn"''' tue '"'S-
-, ,1.,. o>>aS,inatit of Lincoln. Stan
,aa and Grant, was frey 'aihc"" over. "ha
i was generally undct""d among 'h'm
that il was shortly Il" tie place. ana 'hat
T.a,L ,,,> ,h,. man vi was t"pcri"rm the
a,,3 A., SAYS A ltcr was exhibited,
..,,r,,.,r,i,', IA hc from jeff. Davis, giving
,.,;..,. =, regard - the matter. He
.II. ,r,at he 4ttrrwar, saw Mr.. Clay, when
,.,.-t,I.3 his aft,.uiio 10 the matter, and
,.,. t.ll Lv Clay th he understood all
.,1..,., u, This i thcamc sort oi evidence
cha, came ont in ~ conspiracy trials,
,,tf,r was me-, rrcdfd. Meredith sayShc
,,s, formerly from h'ntucky, went 10 Ca
,.,l, IN l>6i and NV resides nj Indiana
auli>. Indiana. Tl> lie Is hardly worth
reprvducin-.l
THE TT oArH.
I'll, report oi th'Judiciary Committee,
rr,n>Yg t. rrcommld the abolition Of or
&, Change i'm the les oath, is said IL he an
alb. nauyv. and 10 backed 10y opinions
ON mo- less a pcr,uagc than the Prcsi-
.cni him>rli.-L"dr.
Nr~y likely WIN we remember that
President >tngly recommends
Change Of the oath
INTERNL REVENUE.
The Internal Rocnuc Bureau has been
~ work rrorganizi, the collection districts
n. the States Of V-inia and Tennessee. So
b, I'D make them crcSpond with the con-
-rs> >onal districts The agents to ill the
.tou> thus cread are already under
,dcration, andill be appointed within
few days.
GoYFENMIT FINANCES.
4 The Treasury rc'ipts for the fiscal year
endin. with June, sos, were:
From customs ....................S Sizes"
Internal neutrality-suspicious.. 2t9. +Gi,'ro
Miscellaneous. Observation-Disclosures. S5,l15,l2
Total receipts, excsive OF loans. 1922, 36-, l26
4 routra>tcd 18th the above, the fol-
lowing i a >tatcIIrt Of the actual receipts
~ tI-. Govrrnmer from all sources for the
4r>, thrcc-quartc of the present fiscal
WAY. which will ID with the 3Oth OF June
l,N'. as IrrpJrcoN the revenue commits
SION lar the use othc Committee "t Ways
anil Means:
Ca>to,n> rcccis TO April lSt, lSGG, in
cu.n. sl2>g>7.:3.: internal revenue, to
ArrI0 I>,. >G6. $500, 5i>: miscellaneous,
rr,m0um on godtc., S37 ,3S3, 3o9--actual
.-.rrgat, rcccipto April l>t, Sil0,24l ,232.
I From the ahoyit will be seen that the
| muu:iIl J,yrageuSt"nlS receipts for nine
months age Sl4,W,on0, and the monthly
average iutcrnaEcvcnuc receipts for the
SAM period, $2,oo,o0o. The receipts of
,ltr 'r"a>ugy for IL first three quarters of
tLr pry,cu; ~; were near SS0, 5o0,o00
l more than thoSefor the entire previous
year. The e>tiatcd receipts for the re-
fmAian- qu0rtcrrom all sources, will, il
j. believed. bc ,ilicicnt To bring up the
revenue for 1hrycar ending June goth
urNr - SOL 10000, or nearly one hundred
u.i seventy -onmillions and half more
than those ol' u year previous.