The New York herald., 1866-04-21
Large Increase in the Yearly
Receipts Of Government.
Passage by the Senate Of the Bill to Protect
Army Officers Against Civil Prosecution.
Sharp Personal Debate Between Sena-
tors Clark and Salisbury.
The Latter Accused Of Disloy al
Utterances.
Further Discussion of the Army Bill
in the House.
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in the House.
WARRINGTON, April 90 1866.
PLuTrER AMONG OFFIcE-HoLDERs.
Indications by wanting Of tn popular an
Ncipaton of general decapitaon Of Ohice-holders
throughout the country. The rushing here
frantcally, with their pockets stuffed with doc
umentary evidences Of their loyalty to the
Union and the President while the greedy outs
are even more numerous, demonstratlve and
well armed TO prove the radicasm Of the ncmbents Of
place. Pennsylvania is thus largely represented in
town. All the fat places in New York do not to be
satisfactorily assigned while the postmasters and COL
lecors Of all the leading cities East and West In tre
pdaton. William A. Howard of Kansas investigating
fame who holds the Detroit Post Office appears
here suddenly for the cond time scripps Of Chicago
Tribune 1t is affirmed Is to retire from the Chicago Post
Office TO make for John L. Wilson, Of the Journal
Other prominent Western Office. holders nervously
occupying the anxious II certain that some
indication must have gone out from here that appontees
must square their political conduct to accord with the
policy Of the inisation give way 10 others who
will
TREASURY RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR.
Tho Treasury receipts for the fiscal year ending June
1s 1855, were:-
from customs ..'..'....'.'......'... ~ e2s OO0
Aisceiianeous Observation-Disclosures. S6,l76, l2o
Total receipts, exclusive Of loans $32s 6e7 126
IA conrasted with the above the following s
mont Of the actual receipts Of the government from all
sources for the first three quarters Of the present fiscal
year. which will end with the soth Of June ne1 as pre-
pared by the Revenue Commission for the use Of the
Committee Of Ways and Msans:-
Cusoms receipts TO April 1s6o in coin. $12S oo7 37b
Anterna revenue to April 1865. 243, 500 54S
Ascelianeoas premium on gold, &c........ 371s3.0os
Actual aggregate receipts April l. s4lo, ,oAl, ,2aa
From the above will be seen the monthly average
customs receipts for nine months $A 900 oo0 and
She monthly Internal rscsp,s for the
samo period, $27 000 Tho receipts Of the Treasury
for the FIRST thrco quarters Of the present year were
nearly $50 900 than those for the entire PRE-
vous year The estimated receipts for tho remaining
quarter will believed, be sufncient bring up
revenue for tho ending JunsSo 70 sS0
nearly Sill 500 900 more than those Of the yoar
previoua
BaOsPscrs OF NEW PIvB PER CENT GOVERN.
MINT LOAN.
IL UNDERWOOD that the Secretary OF the Treasury
has under consideration the subject Of issuing proposals
for . now i've per cent loan
CoNeHEss AND THE CASE OF JUDGE sTANsBURY.
Some time ago the Senate passed bill providing for
intermediate Courts Of Appeal b held in each Of the
sespectvs circuits by Judge Of tho Supreme Court Of
Tho United States District Courts This bill has yet 10
be acted upon by the House. hence the delay In dsposing
Of the nomination Of Mr. stansbury supply the
ing vacancy tho bench occasioned BY the death Of
Judge Catron; for should the bill become law, will be
necessary reorganizo the Supreme Court and TO NJ
the necessary number OF judges perform the required
duties
THE pIsTLLERY FRAUDS ON TIE INTERNAL
REVENUE.
The number Of defautng distlleries in New York
Gently seized and held by tho Internal Revenue Bureau
Is twenty two end the they cheated the govern
nent out Of Is estimated at half million dollars OF
which sum at least two hundred thousand dollars for
fines and taxes will be recovered Similar frauds df
ferent Of the country continue bc discovered
THE CONTESTED SEAT or CONGRESSMAN pELASo.
The Committee Elections will on Monday take up
the from Ohio Of Folleu against Dcano tho sitting
member.
THE RECENT AWARDS TO ruH GATORS or THE
CoNsriRAroRs.
II appears from the report OF tho Commissioner
Who made the for capture Booth and others
that they made their awards upon the principle OF is
trbung prize money In the navy, far as 1t ap-
plicable, that Afforded the best rule that could be
adopted They say the parties who made the arrest OF
Booth and Harold detachment Of the Sixteenth
New York cavalry. consisting Of Lieut. E p. Doherty,
commanding, aud two sergeants corporals and
seventeen prvates, accompanied by T. j. Conger and l.
h. Baker, two employees IN the detective service OF
Colonel l. c Baker, Provost Marshal, &C, the officer
who originally directed the expedition though not per.
ronally accompanying H.
rARDoss ny THE PRESIDENT.
The President has parioned the following named
criminsis:-John a. Harris Of Kentucky convicted Of
violation OF the Internal Revenue laws and sentenced 10
pay One OF $500; Horace l. Jones' Of Michigan. con
rcted Of embessing from the mails sentenced TO
tcn years Imprisonment; Wallace W. whittlcsey
az the District of Columbia convicted Of ab
Attracting public records from the United States
Treasury Department. and sentenced 70 pay q
fDe Of $1,000, and stand convicted until the
hDe wss PAID whH,leeey has boon IN confinement
about eighi months and Is pardoned because his
health has become much impaired 70 endapger hs
lite George Warren rswaeend, Of Massachusetts, con-
sicted Of attempting fraud the enrolment division Of
abe Provos, Narsbas oee aud sentenced TO three
years Imprisonment
COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY.
thief Detective Wood, Of the Treasury Department.
has lately made some Astonishing discoveries In regard
fo The existence d regularly organized gang Of coun-
"neer' or the government currency. Three or four
arrests have already been made and as soon a. Mr.
wood returns from the West full examination will be
entered into aud all the facts connected With the fraud
made puohe In the first week Of the present month /
parties we're taken who had In their possession the plate
'no" "ncn 'ne spurious twenty dollar com.
pound Interest notes had been printed They
were secured, - wcl a. their pla,e and ,ho,,
Huie game spoiled. This plate had been made
from the original, stu in the hands OF the
government authorities, In the manner as the one
hundred dollar notca That is, impression Of II had
eesn made upon lead. and with this eecsro,ype sc
'mie Manufactured the notes from which eoul hardy
Ds Distinguished from the genuine Plates for making
sa' on the City Bank Of Albany. hves The Bank Of
's-sso' New York nves Of the North Adams Bank and