New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-01

without fear in the good NtIh .'9 I'D" "-'Ni 49, ~
have faith in he success .u issue Of ne movement they
had iuaueuraej and expressed BIS conviction 'ha' 'ne
Pres lent. although hayinc bis parcrog views would
eventually stan BY tler.
PUBLIC DEPOSITORY.
The First National Bank e.. Chattanooga was .
ts-l.y made Depository Of putle money.
TIE ass ASSIN3TIoN oOySrIRAToRS.
Tie statement having been made that the .
f-botion Of the awards 20 de captions Of the assass
MARION eonsp7atoIs would be made 10 day has drawn a
regiment Of claimants 10 Washington each Of whom is
IN anxious expectnt The list Of awards ssiD in the
hands O, the War Department While hlud-eds OF those
usy entitled TO chem remain Der, week after week /
,zAa1ng tie resources of tler limited purses by the
laynent Of exorbh8nt hotel bills.
rARDoyrD.
Among those pardoned by the President to-
Gag Was ten. >. : Preston Of South Carolina.
CESSATION OF -GC4GLIYG.
4 bghly-cncourag,ns report from Collector
a. feyenlc or district on tie Canada frontier for
merry notorious ior sm1cgirg was today received by
ue Commissioner Of Cas.ous. Tie officer reports
tina, since tine issuance OF strict orders by the Commits
,i0ueT for the suppression OF ruegine and their en-.
lceDeut in several instances there Ias been great
Lninuton in this controband traEc.
THL FREEDMEN IN KENTUCKY AED TENNESSEE .
\ Medical Report Of the Chief Surgeon OF the .
Ireednen's Bureau FOR Kentucky and Tennessee, re.
oe.ved TO day by Gen. Howard states that the destitu
lion and suffering are fI greater among white refugees
flen freedmen. The officer states that medical dis
pensaIies have been established 50 ;he principal towns
Of the States mentioned aud that at many oints the
freedmen have formed benevolent societies FOR the
relief Of suffering among TIE colored population by
lcyy.us per capita tax a a5o.bodied adult freed
men.
RECIPROCITY.
Senator Morrill, gave a brilliant dinner party
tt.s evening in honor Of the Canadian Reciprocity En-.
lassy. Secretary McCulloch Speaker Cofaz, Senators
lessenden. Poland and Foote. and Representatives,
Stevens and Conkling were present
ENTERPRISE.
The New-YOrk mail train was two hours be-
hind time this evening and with accustomed enterprise
lie Washington City Office distributes mall matter
tonight
SENATOR TRUNBULL's BILL.
The Senate to-day was occupied mainly in
TIC further discussion Of Mr.. Trumbulls bin. Gar
iuous Davis empted the Senate usual. He sue
ceeded however in provoking very entertaining |
famjy dispute with Reverdy johnson.
BASIS OF REPRESENTATION.
The prompt action of the Committee of Eff |
teen On the Constitutional Amendment was quite a
surprise TO the House. The speech Of Mr. Stevens
listened TO with the inensest interest. His saies Of
wit called forth explosions Of merrment, and the /
pathetic rebnke be administered 10 Mr. Raymond pro.
Gueed profound impression
The vote on the amendment 100 TO &C. shows once |
more The sOidity and independence Of the majority in
Congress. or the Republicans who voted against IT, |
Mesrs. Eliot Jenckes ard Baldwin did because they
wanted to have amendment deprivng the States Of
Withholding suffrage from any citizen Messrs Ray.
mond Hale Green CLAW. Smith Rousseau and whaley
voted against it. probably because they were pleased
with the representation as il is.
FUNDING THE DEBT
The impression is quite automatically stated
that majority OF the Ways and Means Committee are
not favorable to Secretary McCullochs funding theory
INCREASING CLERICAL SALARIES.
The heads Of the several Bureaus in the Int. |
rOr Department are engaged in the preparation Of
report showing the necessity Of increasing the salaries
other clerks. They are unanimously in favor Of 80
per cent increase.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided IN certain case arising in Colorado Territory
Of the Act Of 1904 amended by the Act of March 30
leo, 10 provide Internal Revenue. &C., shall not be
construed 10 incadc only the things that are included
as such in the laws Of the several States" but such
things included in the term "at common law.
This TO insure Uniformity Of taxation throughout the
country upon incomes derived from the sales of such
property. which, differing in character according TO
the laws Of many of the States would make the taxation
On such income unequal the country If the State
law meaning Of the term to control in the matter
oftaxatlon
The receipts from Internal Revenue today were
S'Os''5a1. II may not be generally known that the
'eceD's morn this not received at the Office
o. ihc Commissioner, but deposited by Collectors with |
'noa National Banks designated as Repositories of
puoe money and certificates Of deposit TO
Inc commissioner Of Internal Revenue
10 the hssocs,sd Pres.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1896.
SEC. HARLAN AND THE PRESIDENT.
The Hon. James Harlan, in q card to