New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

WHO COlIt 10 III several lthln
except state Of intoxicaton, rendering him unfit 10
the duties Of his office.
SENATOR STEWARDS PROPOSITION.
The Reconstruction Committee to-day heard Senator
Stewart on his propositions for reconstruction. They
pec to report some amendment this week for the action
of the House--in all probability Mr.. Broomas amend
ment.
THE NEW YORK COLLBCTORSHlP
Denomination Of Henry A. Smythe as Collector, to-day,
took many by surprise it being known to hut few that
be was the fortunate man. His nomination is looked
upon with favor by the Senate and there seems to be no
obstacle as yet in the way Of confirmation. He has the
credit Of being above reIroaeh.
COLORADO.
An attempt may be made tomorrow 10 bring up Color
ado for admission the Senate but il has poor prospect
of success.
PARADE POSTPONED.
The coorcd parade postponed to day account of
the rain but will come of on Thursday next.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
The House took up this afternoon the Military bi and
only made one material amendment viz: by adopting
Mr.. Sevens's amendment TO have two eolored cavalry
regiments. Tomorrow the question Of the Veteran Re-
serves comes up Further delays the Tax bin indicate
that it will not he brought in before the last Of the week.
FINANCIAL.
The disbursements and transfers Of Treasury Depart,
ment last week, amounted to 5000 ,0O9. OF this sum
$672 5Si was dsbursed account Of war $63,l6S Oh
account of the navy and $3549O6 on account of
the Interior Department. The total amount of
disbursements and transfers for the quarter ending
March 81, was $780,, 306,I4. Government funds re-
naming in the vaults Of the United States Treasury
at the presen: date follows: United States Legal
Tenders, $4,000; small denominations of national
of
tons g. $50 an gold, $}2 $40; silver $263i copper
and nickel $500; Reserve Fund, Temporary Loan, So,
100000 Reserve Fund, Special s7OO goo; Reserve Fund,
surplus issue Of o. s Notes. s37 932 i25; Reserve fund
surplus issue Compound Interest Notes $2i,96OOOo; Com
pound Interest Notes in the Redemption Division,
$i,96OGOO.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from internal Revenue to-day exceeded
sl,22O,sG9.
The total receipts last week were $3,599,6(7.
THE RINDERFEsT AT PANAMA.
Intelligence was received to-day the State Depart
ment from the United States Consul at Aspnwal dated
on the LIST inst. that disease feared to be Rindepesi,
has broken among the cattle along the line Of the
Panama Railroad, and that hundreds dying daily The
disease although resembling cattle murrain is more vo-
lent FORM and more fatal in effect which the Consul
induces the belief that il is the genuine European
cattle plague.
NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION
The National Banknotc circulation issued last week
amounted to g. $50; total thus issued, $eee-
5O4,3lO. The total amount Of bonds held by the
United States Treasurer in Trust for circulation of National
Banks and for deposits in designated Government depos
itores, is 1856, 3og, 600.
CONCERNING MR.. HAYS.
The friends of Harry j. Hays of Orleans, who has
Just been nominated for Sheriff Of the city, have for
time past been here endeavorng obtain his pardon by
the President The President fails TO the proprey
of pardoning HAYS, who Of the prime movers in
the scheme Of Rebellion and who Brgadier General,
served from its opening, 10 its close, in the Confederate
Army. Ex-Gen Hays is consequently in bad fix, and if
elected will not be allowed the duties Of his
Office.
DENIAL FROM EX.GOv. TOD
ExGov. Tod of Ohio, authorizes his friends to say that
the his of the Vice-Presidents of the
socaed johnson National Union Club, is without his
authority OF consent. Gov. Tod has sympathy with
any similar organlzaton and having always been some
what careful the selection of his associates does not at
this late day propose to affiliate with the class of
composing the organization referred 10.
MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
The stockholders of the Manassas Gap Railroad, who
have recently been holding meeting at Alexandria, adj
journed yesterday They determined TO borrow 81 $50,
600 and to accept the charter, to invite the CO.
operation Of the Valley, the Winchester, and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companies in
the construction Of road from Winchester
to Srasburg and to repair thoroughly their road from
Srasburg 10 Alexandria IT, in order TO get the neces
sary funds they had sell 10 the Baltimore Company
their road and its franchises between STasbug and Ha
nsburg.
THE DIRECT TAX.
The following statement exhibits the amount Of direct
tax levied in compliance with the Act Of Congress Au
gust s. 1861 on the States below enumerated, together
with the actual amount received up 10 date and the
amount still unpaid:
Direct tax levied Virginia e7969e 6
Direct tax paid up TO date I91oso ~
Amount remaining unpaid. sGo3227 62
Direct levied North Carolina. s4eg 700 ~
Direct tax paid up 10 date. 'azo ~
Total amount remaining unpaid. s4l6469 81
Direct tax levied South Carolina. tJOJo W
Direct tax paid up TO date 24aooS o2
Total smoupt remaining unpaid MINIMUM. s63ssi IS
Direct tax levied on Tennessee. t3tyU3 ~
Direct paid up to date 2toOoo W
Total amount remaining unpaid. s3o903 80
Direct levied on Arkansas ~
Direct tax paid up to date ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1886 80
Total amount remaining unpaid. .9Oe 80
To the Associated Press.
JUDGE UNDERWOOD RECENT DECISION.
Judge Underwood Judge Of the United States District
Court for Virginia has published card 10 correct per-
yerted report of one Of his recent opinions in babeas
pus case.
Judge Underwood says In that opinion did not ex-
press doubt of the legality Of the late peace proclamation
nor its legality called in question by any one connected
with the case did express the opinion that the writ Of
habeas corpus could not be executed in State while it