The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-21
WASHINGTON
Internal Revenue Receipts to the 18th
Of July $299, ,Ol8,436.
TIE TAX BILL In The SENATE.
The Clause Reducing the Tax Oa Cotton 10
Two Cents Pound Agreed to.
xzvsstsgation Ordered by tho House
xase Secretary nGcCulloeh's
0old Transactions.
Increase Of Pensions to Widows
and Orphans.
Hon Concurrence Of the House in tho
Senate's Amendments to the Paris
Exposition Bill.
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Dlrsng Speeches In Favor Of Compelling the
ExpuIsion Of the French from Mexico.
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Nom Concurrence Of the House in tho
eenate's Amendments to the Paris
Exposition Bill.
olrong Speeches in Favor Of Compelling tlb
ExpuIslon Of the French from Mexico.
Hr. Banks Declares His Willingness to Support
Any Measure to Attain That End.
Statement Of tho Secretary Of the Trea-
sury Concerning the Purchase and
Sale Of United States Bonds.
WASHINGTON, June 20. 1866

WASHINGTON, June 20. 1850.
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.
fhs receipts on account OF internal revenue for the
pssssnt year. up 10 the 10th inst inclusive, amount to
o1Oo 436 leaving less than million Of dollars 70
somplete $500 900 0o0 the estimate made at the Bureau
ef Internal Revenue. 1t s believed that the re-
ssaps Of the fiscal year ending with the 3oth Of this
- revenue alone
THE TARIFF BILL.
1ne Iron clause OF the Tariff bill is troubling the Ways
md Means Committee Interested parties not salts
~ with duty OF ten dollars per ton but urging
twsnty and even thirty.
THE PLAN or THE RADICALS.
mo radicals have ngreed delay the adjournment Of
Coagrc@ until Governor Brownlow can convene the
Tennessee Legislature and pass the constitutional amend
nsuA They anxious 70 thus admit one State and
claim that the work Of reconstruction has been actually
commenced on their own plan before the commence
nsnt of the fall elections.
THE JUDICIARY SYSTEM.
mo Judiciary Committee, with only two or three mem
Ssn attending resolved lately 10 remodel the entire
ludcary system Of the country and make less
sts justice Of the Supreme Court; but this action has
noe beon reconsdered and next Friday s set apart fol
sediscussion Of the matter when the project is likely
- b defeated.
THE NATIONAL UNION CLUE.
me executive committee of the National Union Clut
vsse in consultation until after eleven o'clock tonight
Secretaries McCulloch and Wellcs were also present
Campaign arrangements probably under discussion
BrArnMENr OF SECRETARY M'cULLocH CONCERN
me- THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF UNITED STATES
BONDS.
Il appears from . letter Of the Secretary OF the
Hssasury, addressed to the House OF Representa-
Saves in reply 10 . resolution Of that body.
SAas since the nrst of January fifteen hundred and
any thousand ten-forty bonds wers purchased at
pvsoss ranging from cox . e2k or In the azgre-
eats e1.H4537. They purchased because
nh class Of them being sold in the market at
vrsocs much below their value, and because their de-
probation was affecting injurously the bonds which
n was desirable for the government TO negotiate
- well a. the national credit generally These
Houda which have been cancelIed, may be
ssgardsd - . purchase on account OF tho
akns fund or o. . redemption Of % much Of the pub
- debe The bonds sold since January last were
ga 200 fov "a An, $50 IN addition y those,
O. 81 100 were exchanged for seven and three tsnths
nssss and ssmAn OF certificates Of Indebtedness
prsvsoas V the iss Of January, the notes and
- the time the bonds were delivered, but for laok
- time 10 mako shs necessary calculation Of
mssrest and tbe proper entries upon the books, the
Of tho agent not ssted and the amount Of
loads delivered and notes received In exchange not
entered upon the public debt statement until February,
md ala not appear upon The pubahsd statement until the
Sssof March, II also proper 70 remark that o. 900 in
nvstweny bonds g. i7 900 Of which Issued under
~ act Of March 1884 and which By tho schedule ap
spss 70 have besn sold in January and February
~ entered part Of the public debt until March and
~ mot appear upon the public statement until April
~ explanation Of whch that the sales Of the bonds
nciuded by The agents IN the continuous account
which was not setsd and closed until March, the last
sas having been made the Goth Of that month"; the
egsnts In all nsances giving proper certificates Of
Aspoas 10 the credit Of shs Treasurer OF the Cnitcd
esssss the bopds which wore from time 70 time do.
Nvercd 10 them.
ZEE APPoRrIoNnIrr AND COLLECTION or THE IN.
TERSAL REVENUE TAI IN rHn SOUTHERN STATES.
The Secretary Of the Treasury to-day transmitted 70
tAs House Of Representatives 10 70 q resolution
Q report from the Commissioners OF Internal Revenue
from which appears that the amount of direct tsrcs
~ the act Of 1891 appooned and collected in tho
Rputhern statex arc as folows.-