The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-06
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r' W III 'helh 10 the SaNotn tomorrow
W, O them is to enia'xH the powers of the
~ persons in the~1'aited States in their civil
~ en'S, and f"r>..>h the means OF their ..ndica
zion IN, nrst provides that in the inSmrrec-
t'rnNI H'>'rlc,S, when, ~ STATE law or custom,
sous n" denied u negroes or mulattoes or
when they are subject to different punishment
tAan - prescribed for whites the officers and
agents OF the freedmen's Bureau shall so long
as such discrimination continues, have iuris
oeuon OF all cases which affect all such negroes
or m"lattoes.
itass" provides for furnishing, by fine and
nHl'l>"hlnent through the courts of the
FTccdroon'S Bureau, all persons who shall sub
ley' negro or mulatto, in consequence of his
Iar'.of color, 10 any other or different punish.
rn'at tEan Is prescribed for white persons or
shall! DENY him any civil rights which belong
10 the white race. The judicial power con
NcNed 10y the Freedmens Bureau is to cease
WnSheNcr the States where it is exercised are
lions 10 the Union.
&c Other bill Is of permanent character,
70 apply I" all parts of the United States. II
declares 'hat the inhabitants of every race
anu color. without regard to former slavery
shall have the same right to make sue and on :
2orcc contracts: to sue: be parties; give evil
icncc: I" inherit: purchase deed, hold and
.souNeyrcal and personal property: 10 enjoy
tuil and equal benefit Of all laws and the &C.
cUTIty 81 person and property; all be subject
10 like punishment, pains and penalties any
law regulation or custom TO the contrary not
outstanding.
o;hcr provisions OF the bill make 1t a crimi-
nal offence Tor any person, under color of law
or 'usiom, To deprive CT any of his equal civil
rights and lmmuni,ies. gives the United States
Courts exclusive jurisdiction of the cases Of
all persons thus Disseminated against and all
offences committed against the provisions OF
THIS ACT. makes ii the duty of the iudi.ial An
tAoritI"S OF the lnited States, aided, II neces-
Sary. b. the military forces 10 execute the
same. and provides all the machinery Tor ma
king the hill effective Nearly ali the pro-
visions OF the old fugitive slave act are incor-
poratrd with TINS bill, and the statute orisi-
nally framed 10 keep men IN slavery IS now
revised 10 secure their freedom The severe
penalties once imposed or aiding men 10 es.
cape - freedom are now TO be imposed for
trying J." Keep III slavery those who have just
issued thrrcfrom.
The reader mus. remember that these bill.
may fnl, and probably will, seeing that
Indiana, and. other States, will be rs much
affected ny the latter bill rs will the Southern
States. W. give them merely as straws, show
in TIE direction Of the Radical winds.l
ADMISSION OF TENNESSEE MEMBERS.
The probability that the Tennessee Senators
and Representatives elect will be admitted TO
their seats next week is increased BY the fact
that til" President is particularly concerned at
rhoir exclusion, and that the Radical Repub-
Icgu> are not prepared for such 4 rupture with
1lIln as viii affect the dspensation o! Execu-
tive patronage. ms correspondence.
ANTICIPATED OPPOSITION To THE RADICALS IN
THE SENATE.
4 lively time is anticipated on the re-as-
srnb(tng OF the Senate in discussing several
Eudlcal measures and resolutions introduced
by sumner and others Just before adjourn
memt. Doolittle, Morgan, Harris, Cowan,
stewart, Trumbull, Dixon, Henderson, An
ebony. and the two Lanes, beside the Demo
Gratis, ire considered booked for opposition to
Summers Utopan theories, and decidedly in
favor OF sustaining the President ard his
adu.lu!stratiou.-Co Correspondence # Ntto York
Nr0'j.
TIE MEXICAN MINISTER.
The report tclegraphed from this city 10 the
cicc. that Senior Romero, the Mexican MINIS
ter, was not recognized at tn" Presidents re-
c..ptiaa on New Years Day by foreign Minis
ters j. without foundation. 1t has been cir
cu!at"d for political effect 1t is true, however,
that Napoleons Minister did not treat him
with eoydality.-FD rneyS letter.
1T was not telegram that we copied, but
plain statement of the Washington Star; and
~ the story was reasonable, and has not been
,ontradictcd by any Washington paper, weare
.ncEAcd 10 believe i'll its truthfulness
POSTAL MATTEIs-vIRGISIA.
On the Virginia and East Tennessee railroad,
Samuel y. Cloud is appointed route agent, wee
WIli I'm II. Baker, resigned
At Dumfres, Prince William county, appoint
Mrs. Martha Long postmistress' vice Mfs'
Mary T.. Clarke, moved away.
Nc3bscO Mills, Prince William county, >. Is.
June )ostmn ster, vice III. Radcliffe.
Bo,dton, Meclilenburg county, Marietta IL
johnson poStmi> tress vice j. w. Mackasy
Mount Olive. Shenandoah county, Lew fll-
nan postmaster, vice j. IL. Sibert.
Wolf Trap, Halifax county, X. 4. Moon
postmaster, vice w. =. Chastain.
Falmouth, Stafford county, j, IS flcknn
postmaster vice NJ. Forbes
TEE,AhExASpKIA RIOT ONCE MORN.
] is stated that Mayor tiaines judge advo-
cli. OF the Department of Washing ton, has
received orders from the War Department to
proceed 10 Alexandria, Va, and investigate
thoroughly the circumstances attending the
rio; IN that city on Christmas day, and report
10 the Department of Washington the names
of nj! participants liable 10 trlai before mn
tarr commission, and OF all parolea oiilce[s Vl
enlisted men of the rebel army cohEelheu LII
the breach of peace.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The receipts from internal revenue yester-
dav amounted TO over one million seven nun
drel thousand dollars.
SPECULATION IN THE SOUTH.
George l.. Little Esq, a special agent of the
Treasury department, who has recently
returned from IN extensive tour through the
South, reports that he finds rs much money in
hands Of Southern men now as was ever before
possessed by them. Northern spectators are
numerous in most regions of the South, and
have been, are now, purchasing largely OF the
Southern staples, as well as of landed property,
thus placing III the hands of the people i'm
UcAsr amounts of ready money.
How absurd. As much money as was ever
in Southern hands, Not one tenth, we should
say
SCOTCH WHEAT FOR pfsTRIBCTIoy.
The Commissioner Of Agriculture yesterday
received large quantity OF wheat from elias
gow, Scotland, witch is designed for distri-
button. The ,ot comprises nine different va
fieu'S oi ne best Scotland wheat. con-
ElHti' 10 quantity of rye-grass seed, consist
NV Of Two varieties, was also received from
scotland yesterday.
EXCHANGE oP COINS.
The Minister of the Netherlands has pro-
posed To the Secretary of the Treasury to ex.
change IA complete set of the different coins OF
his country for those OF the United States.
Secretary McCulloch has given instructions
10 The director of the Mint AT Philadelphia 10
furnish the requisite coin.
WHITE HOUSE.
The visitors At the White House on business
with The president were granted early inter
s!rws 10 day. tho crowd dispensing peiois