The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-10
WARRINGTON ITEMS.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.


The following are the receipts from In ternnl
revenue for the week ending the eth instant:
Monday, -, 400 40: Tuesday, 81 1876, SOC 10;
Wednesday, -, ll1,2i3.jl: Thursday, $1,000
E6.oi: Friday, $50, 742.s7; saturday, 5000
nlo3.. Total for the week -, l.h,oSS.H.
REDEMPTION OF INITIATED FRACTIONAL Cur
RKSCI.
Since the lst instant the redemption division
of the Treasury Department redeemed and
cancelled S473, li6.al III mutilatcd fractional
currency, and only 5000 of counterteits de-
tectcd.
TO RE RRCoSCILEp ny INSULTS.
, Weunders tand that = prominent Sou therncr,
now in this city, gives ii as his opinion that
the only chance for the restoration of his sec
ton is through Congress, and that the earnest
men of the South must avoid aliilation with
Northern Copperheads and array themselves
on the side of the Unionsis. He further as
serts that he will use all his influence TO
, impress this idea upon the minds OF his
Southern countrymen.-ForaegS Chronicle.
Who i the man who thinks so poorly of the
Southern people as to imagine that Ibis infu-
ence" car induce them to desert the President
and support the Radicals in Congress? Let
MS have his name, so that "hs influence may
be felt As long rs he remains concealed, he
can do nothing towards accomplishing his
object.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS EILL--THE sorrH.
The President, in preparing 10 execute the
/ Civil Rights bill, will bc obliged to call upon
/ Congress for Il modification of the test oath,
| which all officers appointed under the law
/ must take. The army OF commissioners,
whose number is unlimited must BE- sent from
+ the North, unless the test oath be so modllied
/ as to enable Southern citizens to accept the
office The President will not appoint citl-
Zens promiscuously, according To the spirit OF
the bill to these offices. The question must
| soon be made under this law, whether the cltl-
! Zenship which ii confers upon the blacks ana
the Chinese and the gipsies, &c. does not emit
! tie them to hold office. The construction of
/ the bill in several particulars is still matter
/ of dispute and ii must be settled by appeals
I TO the United States supreme Court.-fotH, M
! SIN.
+ TAX ON PAPER, BOOKS, COTTON, COAL. &C
The committee has resolved TO report III IA
vor of the repeal of all internal taxes ON pa
per books types, ink, and whatever enters
. into the manufacture of books and neWspa-
pers. 1t is probable that the tax on cotton
will be five cents per pound, to be levied III the
district where il is raised, and il is likely that
! drawbacks on manufactured articles from TINS
staple will be allowed under certain condl-
! tons. 1t i further proposed to exempt from
| internal revenue tax and from duties all mine
! raj CoalS.-f
ARREST OF GENERAL GRANT.
! Lieutenant G eneral Grant was arrested
/ Yesterday afternoon by Oiilccr Bailey on
charge of fast driving. The officer had quite
| a race after the General and when he caught
up the General offered to pay The fine, but
refused TO be arrested. The officer having no
authority To receive fines on the highway,
desired the General to report 1T the station
! house, but he Immediately drove on at ful
! speed.