New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14
TIE FENIAN SCARE.

Al the request of the Minister Of Finance of
Canada the Secretary Of the Treasury to-day gave per
mission TO the Canadian authorities TO place their oic
crs at an railway points side of the s. Lawrence
ior The purpose examining baggage aud freight dcs
tined for the British Provinces, United States OF
Gccis ere allowed the privilege on the other side
Of the river the action Of the Secretary is but friendly
act Of rccipOcliion.
REBEL RENT CLAIMS.
The Second Controller has decided not TO
allow. claims for rent or dher Of Rebel property
seized during the Rebelionin captured Southern cities.
md used by officers Of tle Union army for military
purposes
The INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU.
The receipts Yesterday at the Bureau Of the
Internal Revenue were lss7isG y, and the total re-
ceips since June 90 lsGl. amounts to ;&53iiJ'l a.
A soUTHRRS "LOYALIsT."
Francis w. Sykes confirmed yesterday as
direct Tax Commissioner for Alabama was elected 10
the Rebel Legislature in l96l, and continued member
thereof until the buist-ur of the Rebellion, where he
voted men and money tocarry on tne war against the
Union Copies OF the legislative journal we're placed
in tie hands Of the Senan Committee today. and It is
expected his confirmation will be reconsdered, and re-
jcctcd.
PARsoy BROwYWW rs HEARD FROM.
! Judge Kelly has received letter from Gov.
Brownlow in which be talks out in meeting" concern
ing certain men and measures The Parson thinks the
only true friends loyal Tnnesseeans have TO rely upon
are the Radical men in I've Thirty ninth Congress
THE SITUATION IN FLORIDA.
A letter received lere from leading mer-
chant and Old resident 4 Florida states the Union
.I.,. ..luh nf
salvation for either life o properly The arrogance
and insolence OF the Reid aistocracy toward Union
men are SO unbearabe. tat very maDg have already
ei .be State, and others ae preparing 10 DO So
MR. MARlS OPINIONS
The attention Of he Supreme Court was
occupied to-day In listening to an extended argument
more earnest than convincing. from X. II. Mari OF
Louisiana IN favor OF Is right TO resume practice
before the Court without taking the prescribed loyalty
OATH His leading pointswere about the same We have
80 constantly heard from The Democratic side OF either
House Of Congress- and mainly embraced III the nrau'
ments that Congress ha no right to impose any test
oath, except the Constitutional oath TO support the
and that therefore, the act OF 1863 un'
that oar ncesors came TO this country
Ito escape test Oaths, nd that age, residence and
citizenship are the onl' qualifications that can be
rec uired for any Office tbis country which Congress
has any Constitutional ritt to impose.
MR.. ENGLISH AND TIL CONNECTICUT CAMPAIGN.
The Hon. Jas. +. English, member Of the
last House. and Democratic candidate for Governor in
Connecticut, was moving around on the Democratic
side of the House to-day. The statement is that he is
Iimplori1g speaking aid firm his friends for his home
canvass Mr.. Engishs vte for the abolition OF sifTery
in this district and for t Constitutional Amendment
forever sbolishiDg Slavery makes 1t hard shedding 1or
him among the Seymour Eaton. Toucey Democracy o.
lConnectiot.
LOUISIANA DELEGATIHs: THE EEw-oRLEAss
| ELECTION.
Two interesting 0mmittees haze laieiy
been here from Louisiana seeking TO make favoraoe
impression upon the PRECEDENT respecting affairs 10
that State Each OF theseeommitoes represented IN
tense copperhead and Reh influence. but had differ.
ent objects to accomplish. One Of them constled Of
three members Of the louisiana Legislature and was
ostepsbly here to pIe.ea the President the 10y
atty" revolutions of thd tody, md countracf
some Of the representations Of Governor WOLF.
Az u those gentlemen yse officers und" LIDO Htpe'