New-York tribune., 1866-05-01
NTERNAI REVENUE RECEIPTS FoH APRIL.
wAsnNcIoy, Monday, April 90 isC6.

GEN BUgLFR ON HARMONY AND RESTORATION.
OF an propositions for adjustment Of The differences be-
tween the President and Congress and for tie restoration
of the relations Of the late reheoGs States, have
elected more discussion than the following hom Gen.
Batter:
Fret The Constitution TO be amended in this Tha;
m % Of ,S Tnd @ Sta, r set 1v ebf nv obIcS
Ton whatsoever incurred in aiding rebellion against The
United States claim for compensation FOR eaGcpa;ed
shall assumed and paid by the United States
association o States State body corporate or individual
SecoHd That The qualifications OF electors appcrtain the
several States but State shall establish maintain any
qualification which shall exclude majority Of her male cit
above the OF 2l years nom voting the choice Of
their rulers and framing their laws; bnt qualification shall
apply with equal effect al such 0se clel Of tie United
der the laws Of the State the LEI Of December lsco sian be
deprived Of his right such EXCEPT because OF s own act
Third Representation shall be according 10 TIE population
counting persons comprising classes DISTINGUISHED by the
laws of the state existing the lst OF December st until
such disfanch.sment shall be removed ~ the lave Of the
State and thereafter the basis Of representation shall be ae
eordng TO the whole population in the State abohng saeh
FoSTfI That an act Of Congress passcd enabling
States in Union whenever she shall by her legislature
adopt the constitutional amendments above set orb and
atos shall be admitted If found by each House
respectively quafed provided that no who held any
States who left the military naval service OF the United
STATES or being educated in that service took either military
aided in the late Rebellion against the United states shall
hereafter be qualified eecor 10 De elected or appointed
States, OF to be Governor Of any State.
FIN That all citizens Of States restored 10 their relations
with tie Government the United States SHAH full aud
complete amnesty al and omissions during the late
Rebellion, with the iul restoration OF ali their rights save as
above specified.
SEA That NAV be offer the passage Of these
measures and after inviting the people Of the several States
by their Conventions and Legislatures to speedily adopt hea
send Representatives. and Senators 70 Congress each
House Congress shall take FOR three months 50 that
members duly elected according to the foregoing provisions
may have opportunity represent their States the esa
tiOn Of the present session
THE UNION DEAD IN THE DEPARTMENT OF The TENSES-
sEB.
The QuartemasiorGereral, in letter to the secretary
of War, under date Of Apni ls submits the following
very interesting information concerning tbc to'cnon
and preservation OF the OF Union soldiers who
fell in tho Osrpaisns IN the Mina'y plsgn o' me ZEN
nessce: ,
l. Arrangements have been in progress ihoogloa tie
Military Division OF the Tennessee for the collection ana
preservation Of all remains Of Union officers and sod IN
der the Supervision Of Broyet MaGen j. Donaldson
Chief Quartermaster acting under the orders o hluen
Gen Donadson exetions have been timely and enerseie
and much has already been sesomP,scd G & ~
graves such to call for the earliest ehors preserve
III Gen Donaldson reports under date OF the 18th instant
that be has just received report from Col q n smiL ri
s.i asied ATLANTA by bis order the condition Of
J. All Union dead remain where theyiwere buried
No graves have been powed 20 far as can be ase
tanned order Gen. Jlomas fOrbdding tins descea
ion "a copy Of which is herewith incosed marked las
been distributed throughout The dsrei and oil parties seem
disposed to preserve what records remain
g. About Of the graves have boards snd
number OF the whose lands soldiers are buried arc
T. All places where Union dead bnried are now being
ncosed as fast as possible IN mh az c
iii II IS proposed to establish three national cemeteries in
the Department Of Georgia to which viii be removed oil
boe OF Union soldiers which do rest In cburchyni1s
1 apd eSsr ina or % All
the vicinity Of Macon and IN South Western Georgia will be
All those between Atlanta and in the vicinity Of
and w Se OS line viii be to
noogs Tenn All those in the vicinity OF savannah and NIL
" There are supposed to be 10000 bodies Of Union
soldiers in the Department Of Georgia ....,-,--
removal may involve expenditure Of $4,000 Bot az
il proposed ask Congress for general appropriation or
APPROPRIATION for Atlanta will be needed.
r. Cen Donaldson has been instructed to orwarc the work
all possible dspatcb and from the progress already maae py
him other parts Of his psS division = III Sogs ~ inIe e
Of our soldiers In GeSss ,,,, s e ,eoue,,
of tsnersi Assembly Of Ohio communicated Nal Gen.
Thomas Donason has caused the bodies OF seven ONO
buried the National Cemetery at Chstsnooga and appro
pirate inscriptions stating the manner OF their death TO DC
placed over their graves
The following important order has just been promni-
gated by direction Of the commanding oiheer OF the
Department: - - ,,, .ox
WASHINGTON. ID. C., April q. 1866.
GrNyp. ORDER No I'll in consequence Of the disman-
Ting The forts and reduction Of the T0ops 1 s Ress
ns tbs 10Th pst The records will be carefully boxed and
labeled and these hesd9uarters All company
ce serving at the Of the respective commands
va" VA surgeon r. H. Fowler. q. s. A., Headquarters De
fenses Of Wssangton will report for orders to the Medical
The barracks IL and about Washington will hereafter be
Those occupied by the sh United States Cavalry as ssds
lc.s occupied BY the lah United States Infantry as Rus
Those occupied by the ah United States Artillery as Ry
iinss Of the Circle as the Lowell Barracks
rtey y m be independent posts and on anu het
the 3Oth viii render their reports dhect 10 nese "
FsY Fote and whippe and Battery Roger on The dis
continuance Of Deenses OF Washington VIII report dec' 10
''rs' Ry conuapd Of Msjor.Gen. c. C. Augur. g.,
"' j. IL TAYLOR Assistant Adlutsnt-Geneial
THE NEW TAX BILL.
The nav Tax bill reported last week, and OF which q
synopsis has already been gwen pIo'iues IN ehse ~ .
Which nav have been or which shall hereafter be delivered
,o any collector is imperfect incomplete IN
Of ths omission of the Of any person or
10 aDy tax or duty, in consequence OF al! ssion,
under statement under-valuaion, Vi ais. Va % ", anr
statement the assessor may from time 10 time, OF ~ an!
time within one year. enter any inventory or sleca'
list the names of such persons or parties 90 om.eu W.
oeber wi ith the amount Of the tax lof "hcn ne! my
have been or shall become lable and also 'he names VI
the persons or parties, over and ABOVE inc ano @ r %
which thew may have been shall be assessed on any IT,
turns made. -ur.r
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE PREEDMESs BUREAU
The aggregate appropriations in the bill reported .o
from the Committee on Appropriations ior en- sne o eeu
mems Bureau for the next fiscal year, are *iioc'V
NATIONAL BANKS.
The bill introduced to-day by Mr. Rice, OF Maine, ~
reference National Banks provides for the
State Bsnks to National Banks 10 an amount OF
10 limited, on spPicst'on 70 ths Dnet D,a 10