New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

for other Issues Of the fact that Brooks not legally
elected there seems 10 be no doubt The proposition
10 recommt means simply leave the matter where il
is. To order election finds less favor than any
other plan, and it is morally certain that Brooks will
be ousted and Dodge accorded the seat.
To the Associated Press.
WAsHINGToS. Wednesday, April !, ls66
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
The Supreme Court of the United states yes
terdav previous TO its adjournment sine de- ordered,
that the several brought into this Court by wrts
Of error or appeals from the CTcui or District Courts
for the several districts within the States declared 70
be in Rebellion by the Proclamation Of the President ~
the United States dated August It, le6 be called and
disposed Of the next term this Court under the rules
thereof and in regular order they may stand on the
docket The following regulations have been prescribed
under which appeals NAV be taken from the Court Of
Claims to the Supreme Court.
RULE l. In hereafter decided in the Cour, o. Claims
in which by the Of Congress such appeals allowable
they be heard the Supreme Court upon the following
record and oher First transcript Of the peadings ~
such inter ocuioy orders rulings Judgments and DEGREES
may be ecessary proper review Of the Second
the conclusions Of sw said facts in which the Court POUNDS
the Judgment decree The finding Of the acts and the con
OF 10 he stated separately and certified 20 The
Court part Of the record The facts found are % BE- the
Intimate facts or propositions which tie evidence hs ean
h In the Of special verdict aud not the evidence OF
which these ultimate facts are founded (See Burr at
Desmoines County Wallace, l02)
70
heretofore been rendered when either party 10y law eu
tied appeal tie party desiring 1t shall make application
t. the Court Of aims oy petition for tie allowance Of such
appeal said petition shan contain distinct specification Of
errors eyed have been committed by aid Court in is
the spehcations Of eyed be correctly and accurately
stated certify the same, may certify such stesiions and
the Judgment Of ,ad Court shall distinctly, fully and fairly
present point decided by the Court This with the trsn'
therein mentioned shall constitute the record which
these cases .hall be head in the Supreme Court
RULE lu all cases an order Of allowance Of appeal by the
and he itston OF tine for granting such appeal.
shall from the time IN application - made Tor the
Congress at its present session passed an act allow.
ing appeals from the Court of Claims to the Supreme
Court and the above regulations framed In view OF
the fact The number Of cases finally argued but upon
which there decisions, and therefore eontln.
ned Tin next term, is Is. These include the United
states and Missouri testoah cases. and that Of the
Springbok the latter involving the question of block
In addition TO these The docket contains about $50
other cases The Cour, at the term just closed AN
nounced about 90 decisioYs.
THE tBfESUB.
The alleged report pf the Revenue Commits
sioner recommending temporary increase OF 50 per
cent in the duties imports was never made to Con-
gress The recently published statement was the mere
draft Of report submitted for the action Of the Com
mission, and by them rejected 1t was prepared by
single member OF the C0mmlsSloh ana never hIu al!
official character,
SENATOR DIXON
has so far recovered his health that he expects
to resume his seat in the Senate tomorrow.
ALABAMA TAXES.
The President to-day transmitted to the House
communication from the Secretary of the Treasury,
together with letter addressed by him 10 the Governor
of sbama asking that She State OF Alabama may be
allowed TO assume and pty in State bonds the direct
tax due from that state 10 the United states or
that delay Of payment may be authorized until the State
can bv the sae Of its bonds or BY taxation, make pro-
vision for the liquidation Of the Indebtedness. The
President concurs IN the opinion OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury that it is desirable that the State OF Alabama
ana the other Southern States should be allowed TO as
same and pay their proportion OF the direct taxes now
due. and therefore RECOMMENDS the necessary Iegsis
tion by Congress. The entire sum assessed on real
estate by the act of is SO 900 0Q the proper
ton OF Alabama being nearly ESQ OCO.
INTERNAL REVENUE REGULATIONS.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
inst published regulations for the allowance or draw
hack of two cents per pound upon articles manufactured
exclusively of cotton when exported provided under
section III OF the of June 80 1854 amended by
the act Of March 1868 Ii Is provided among ether
things that when party desires TO export articles
manufactured exclusively of cotton for the beneht OF
drawback he must before shipping the same from the
Internal Revenue Of the District in which they
are situated Of the intention TO export
them. The Collector will then inspect and super.
intend the weighing Of such articles or direct
his Deputy so TO do and, after such inspection
and weighing the officer so inspecting and supefin-
tending Will make report IN tiplcsie' accompa-
MED hy samples OF the III
be certified BY the Collector The exporter will pro-
coed TO make his entry for drawback at the Custom
House al the port of expectation. and furnish the
nroner proofs The evidence show that the tax was
Maid upon the cotton from which articles mAnufsc.
tured will consist Of the affidavit Of manufacturer or
roducer Of such articles setting forth all the facts IN
the case and be satisfactory TO the Supernend-
emf OF Exports and Drawbacks, with whom 1t viii be
fled IL the evidence submitted Of the payment OF tax
- no, considered sufficient by the Superintendent OF
F.Dorts he NAV transmit the same 10 the Commis-
sjoper OF Ipternsl Revenue for his decision These
regulations will 60 into effect Immediately.
TIKI COLUMBIAN COMMISSION
es+.b6shed under the treaty OF 1857 and renewed by
the treaty OF s64 met to-day TO hear discussed their
hose In which the commerce Of NewIork and the
world is interested. Col Thomss Bidde. soldier and
A diplonatist represented the United States Gen.
Sslgsr the minister frOm Colombia an accomplished
publiclst represented the other Republic Between
them sat Frederick Bruce. q hneal descendant OF Sir
os the leading OF this time in diplomatic progress
lie has been abroad in India. China and South America
and by his peculiar talents added 10 an unisllng
Good hunor. he has made himself since his
presence in Washington not only popular out useful
He accented this position OF umpire IN order 70 forward
the great principles OF Cancellation between nations out
OF which these commissions have grown ihe cases
presented were those Of the Panama Railroad and Pa
cibc steamship Company. and she United States NAL
Steamship COMPANY In al Of them the questions o;
damages involving millions OF dollars cane up for set.
Element The umpire was present. The freedom OF
the Isthmus transit route under treaties VIII Ihe
Limited States and by the law OF nations freedom ioT
re ,s,osd from mob. ard disturbances under the con-
,rsc,- freedom from passenger tsree. freedom nom
All kinds Of taxes levied by New Granada ahd
eSom FOR The use Of the capital and enterprise In
vested we're al in eoalrsvsry. Tbe Hon 5. 5 Coz az