The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-09
WARRINGTON ITEMS.
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The proposition of the Secretary of the Trea-
snry looking To delay in the payment of di-
rect taxes due from the Southern States I'M til
they can place themselves in 4 proper position
10 do SO, Will he adopted Tor. Phil Ltsiqc'.
vIcE-PREsIDENr STEPHENS.
Alexander Stephens has been sending his
cards tn those whom he once knew here, and to
others whose acquaintance he would like TO
have. lie has had many callers at his rooms,
and is lioniZed to no little extent. To day he
had very long interview with the President,
and pronounCes himself thoroughly satisfied
with the President and his policy. Heexpects
10 have his seat III the Senate at IN early day.
CoUr p'ErAr RCMoRz.
distinguished military chieftau has with
in the last few days been sounded by two noted
politicians, one of whom was in the army to
see TO what extent he could bc relied upon TO
favor "A corp TetR by which the Southern Re-
personalities are TO be- placed in both Houses
of Congress. No encouragement was given,
but the project has not been abandoned
TIE NtioRdi intcilg,ac,r, in commenting up
on the above statement, says that the dis
tinguishcd military chieftain in question was
consulted rs to 4 project directly the reverse
of the one stated 10y the Tribunc-namcly, a
corn t'siut, On ,rI,ci The f,0rfrnJur,yf Of the
JUato II TdiiCnl d1HdgogueS 1t adds: 1--WE will
youch for every word of il, and 50 co"ii he Tri-
bVnt correSp1t,ded, if he is well enough inform
ed TO speak on this subject"
:.
\ good deal of amusement has been excited
by what proves to be Il thorough break be-
tween the Johnson Democrats, led by Mont
gomery Blair, and the Johnson Republicans.
| So says Forney, but this - break is D| very
thorough" we opiue.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT GOLD.
There is pretty good authority for saying
that there will be no further sales of gold by
the Treasury Just at present, and perhaps not
/ for lnnfr INh n
rather TO hoard, and to leave the gold market
to its own inclinations and developments.
MRS. DAVIS AND STEPHENS IN CoSsrLTATIoS.
/ protracted interview was held to-day be
/ tween Mrs. Davis and A. III. Stephens, the
nature of which i unknown, though common
| report says il had reference 10 the probable
/ fate of Jeff himself who, there are renewed
/ rumors is 10 be released in short time on
/ parole. hidtdtiphiU Ledger.
The star of Saturday says Mrs Davis had
not reached Washington.
THE RuMoRs OF Az AMNESTY PRocLAMATIoS
| Gam force, and are very prevalent to-day.
/ The friends of the Executive are said to have
| advised him TO this course, and the indications
| are that the deed will be done.
NO MORE INCREASE OF CURRENCY.
Ii is not true that the Comptroller of the
| Currency has suggested an increase i'll the
| number of our beautiful notes and if he had,
| it would be utterly impossible for such Il pro-
| position TO carry, as both Secretary McCuloch
| and the Banking Committee are opposed TO
any further initiation i'll that line.
! SoTAX on WHAT FARMERS CONSUME.
| The Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
under the direction of the Secretary of the
| Treasury, in the assessment of the annual
/ income will not require Of farmers the return
! of the value of their farm products consumed
! by themselves and families. The instructions
! to assessors, now being prepared, will express
! ly authorize this relief
/ RELEASE OF CAPTAIN SEMMEs. We announce
! with Il pleasure which we feel that all mag
unanimous men will share, that Captain ka-
/ phael SemmeS was released on his original
/ parole under the johnson sherman conven-
! tion under an order issued by the President,
Yesterday afternoon. Captain Scmmes left
| the Marine Barracks in the evening at five
/ o'clock for Baltimore il is presumed, accom-
panied by Mrs. Semmes. NItioHGi Atciiyet,ctr,
| iDrii tn.