New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
G. ONO r ES S.
Passage Of the Naval Appropriation
Bill in The Senate,
APPRAISERS OF CUST0NS.
West Indian Submarine Telegraph.
The Postal, Legislative. Executive and
JudiCal Appropriation Bills
Pass the House.
EXEMPTIONS FROM TAXATION
& SPICY DEBATE.
TROOPS NOW IN SERVICE.
GENERAL ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. March 20 lsC6.
AFFAIRS AT RALEIGH. y. C.-CRMrNAL CASES
AT THE SOUTH.
Your Raleigh correspondent sends the follow
ing second dispatch to-day:
RALEIGH. n. c., March 20. ls66.
The Gee case will last till June. citizen con-
vieted by the Military Commission AT Richmond OF the
murder OF some Union soldiers has been released oy
the Secretary Of War because of clerical error IN the
report The Freedmens Bureau IN Virginia ana NORTH
Carolina have turned criminal cases over to the eiV
courts. a NJ. DANis-
BISHOP SIMPSON
was on The foor Of the House to-day
PERSONAL LIBERTY IN GEORGIA.
The postmaster at Acworth, Ga, writes to
the Auditor Of the Post Office Department enclosing
small sum Of money that his life has teen endangered
and the postoce nearly destroyed because he had col
lected this sum for the United States Of postmas
ter.
RESIGNED.
II. II. Starkweather, Postmaster at Norwich,
Conn, sent in his resignation to the President today
SENATOR DIXON
had a relapse on Friday and has been quite seriously
IN, but is comfortable night
ST. LOUIS APPOINTMENTS.
Gen. Mcneil a Radical who was nominated
and confirmed by the Senate Surveyor Of the Port
Of St. Louis Mo. vice Howard, has never been able to
Obtain his commission for that Office. Gen. Frank
Bair has been nominated for Collector OF Internal Rev
enue in St. Louis, vice Taussg, removed.
SENATOR FOOTE'S CONDITION
begins TO excite serious apprehensions He has given
up all hope himself o: recovery and today had his rel
atiyes telegraphed for.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
WIN. Johnson of Ohio, B. G. Chetwood OF
New.Jersey. and A. S. Cox Of Washington, d C., were
This day admitted as solicitors In the United States
Court Of Claims.
PAID UP.
ike" Cook Of Chicago, who was sued by
the Auditor Of the PostOce for balance due the DE
partment from him. Postmaster at that city. in 1862
has paid up the amount OF $500 and the case mas oeeD
dismissed.
CONTROLLER CLARKE AGAIN.
Controller Clarke states that S27 ,O0O,Ooo o.
the Ten. Forty loan was not issued; that recently
however g. 1876 have been quietly issued Of this old
loan, and at six per cen, interest
MR.. RANDALL IN TIE HOUSE.
Henry s. Randall, President OF the
Tinted States Wool Growers Association, was the re-
cipent Of marked attention in the House oday. lie
occupied Mr. Grnnelps seat, and had pleasant cha
with MI Stevens and other prominent members, VINO
thus recognized his eminence as a scholar and poiti
clan.
ANOTHER IREEDMRS's Contribution FROM EN-
GLAND.
Another contribution, amounting to nearly
81 900 dollars in value from the birmingham ENGLAND
Frecdpens Association has just been received by Gen
Howard. and will be appropriated to the use Of The
destitute colored people in the South.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
amounted TO s4J7.s29.
REVENUE CIRCULAR
The Hon. f.. A. Rollins, Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue to-day issued circular TO all inter
nal revenue officers, calling their attention to the ac
10 declare the meaning OF certain parts OF the Revenue
act approved June 30 1864 and Tor other up
,roved March TO- 1866" The third section OF this act
requires all persons making returns 10 declare III 'uoH
returns whether the rates and amounts therein con
famed are stated according TO their values In legal ten
der cprrency If the rates and amounts are stated in
coined money the Assessor receiving the returns must
redpce them TO their equivalents in currency at the
time when, ana the place "neio' '"0 ''''
csivale The afidavts annexed to the various blank
so,ms nrescribed by the Commissioner on which tax
maven, are 10 make returns will be amended SO as to
contain the declaration prescribed by the act OF Mafon
10 1866; and until such amended forms are received
Assessors and Assistant Assessors will see that the
forms are 50 altered that the returns shall CONFORM 70
the law.
COUNTERFEIT STAMPS.
The internal revenue stamp at present III use
for boxes OF imported cigars having been extensively
eounterfeited will soon be discarded for one OF ne"
design. proofs of which were to-day issued by the
Printing Bureau Of the Treasury Department iHe
stan is finely engraved and will be hard 70 Initiate
ACCOUNTS FROM THE PRERDMBSs BUREAU
The reports received at the headquarters Oh
the Freedmens Bureau from all parts OF the Soutn' a
though so,sstimes conflicting, are generally OF Such
character 90 70 rive no hope or epcQegepspt tpose