The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-05
WASHINGTON ITEMS.


va. witch the latter have courted and the
'~ has Slriyeu 10 avoid, cannot much
Ia avoided MIR. StcNens's speech was
. - l4s; feather that breaks the cameis
Ii j. evident 10 every one, now, that
~ -,!cu- stevens regards President johnson
,,~rtgucr and y usurper. Asa citizen of 3
-r....r, that IL not Il State in tho Union, and
. 4.,Iag usurped powers unauthorized 10y
&C.,. constitution aud the laws, and that he
'....-d, 10 have him impeached and broughtto
,,.-',. win II. Radicals for the sake OF the
.sa.rv. in hopes that wiser counsels
lid prevail. Bat ne has determined now
in, he viii 10 longer stand such abuse and
,..aurrat,on. His proclamation declaring the
I-.tru restored and the Southern States on
II ."i - their fun representation In Congress
has rreu written and will soon appear. II Is
,ru~,ved nv Mr.. Seward and one other mem
l.rot ,se Cabinet, and disappTovsd by Messrs
>.a". ".t2iarlsn, and Speed.
\ he Cabinet is 10 u. unanimous In support
q, he Presidents policy, successors 10 these
.t-tr of,ctais Will b. found at once. 1t will
,hru remain 70 be- seen whether the Presidents
rn,.gy or that OF Mr.. Stevens is 10 prevail
lhc President has no fears for 'ha result, even
Il, Congress Mr. Raymond, II Is unders
v4n Al once assume the position OF leader OF
,tn Conservative Republicans in the House,
arI Nr. Cowan, OF Prnnsyivania. will assume
;tr .rle position in the Senate: and II 10
believed that they can, without difficulty,
v.lru the Presidents purposes are plainly
announced. rally around them enough or the
,..l,rlt. Republicans 10 defeat, with the aid
= tn. Democrats, all OF the radical measures
,,yS- h.forp Congress- and 10 secure the com
,4r.... triumph of the Presidents restoration
iolI.v RIshirx. .,~r,SpJui,,tce u the Sso
!. 4 = ,rs ts,g.Ss 3.~~s.
.YxrLAL sHEKs,>s ,~curSr OF EIs IsLA1p
It>C asASTs.
The question having been submitted 10
trrl.rsl Sherman. who Is now here. a. 10
what he meant by his military order turning
.t,r The lands in South Carolina 10 the
lr-fors he has stated 10 committee OF gem
...r.eu from that State. and also 10 President
Johnson. that IL was only for temporary pur-
t...~,.s and was not intended 10 lust longer than
y#.a peace was declared and the rebels laid
I M their arms, submitting 10 the laws Of the
l..,.rt states This fact is OF great impor
,t,.nr q. il has been maintained by legislation
winch has just been adopted. that the reverse OF
MS ~. General Sherman's idea. The presi-
cra; therefore, will probably act III accord
.4.r with this explanation OF General Sher-
,aa. - H4Sat"yton Correspondence Nn FORK
TFn srFFRAGs AND B-Rsar BILLS.
TAr Prrslden, remarked 10 a military officer
.,-t,v that If the District Suffrage bill should
t.rs~ tue Senate without amendment he might
,..Il. his duty 10 veto II, though he had not
faIIy determined 10 DO 20. He expresses his
approval Of the Trumhull Frecdmcn's Bureau
Ill, Washington Corre&pondtncs of the -Neto York
DISCONTINUED.
Orders have been issued for the dtscontinn.
-r.yr Of the military districts OF Missouri and
BALTIMORE
FRACTIONAL Currency
The first INSTRUMENT amounting to one hun
drri thousand dollars, Of the three hundred
rhou. md dollars in fractional currency,
tu.raurd for circulation in the Southern States,
H. been forw lrdcd 10 the Assistant Treasurer
. N.w Orleans, La
iyyBSss REcBIsTs.
The receipts from internal revenue yetter-
Day amounted =, GSl07i3.
CLAIMS.
The Secretary of the Treasury At present is
l.t considering any cages or questions tnrolv-
49,. d." payment of money on account or cap
t...l or abandoned property, or the release oil
a.y property Of that class.
VIRGINIA Posr-orPIcss sE.orEyRp.
Wn,r;own. Madison county; Nrs. Frances
a Bates pogimistr"s. Bealeton, Fauquler
county. George r. Folbeit postmaster.
Green Bay. Prince Edward county; Luther
!..sr, APPROPRIATION county; Henry H. Hogan
postmaster. Glenmore, Buckingham county
N'>s Marietta fi;z pos,mi.,re'.. 1,, hmera
Courthouse, Amelia county jung r.
Coleman postmi.tress. Littleton. SUSSEX
county. William +. Glover postmaster Jaze-
HI Courthouse, Ta1ewell county ratIon
J Trak"r postmaster. jerusalem, Southamp-
.su county. Evehne r. Blythe postmlstress.
per,low's Spotsylvani, county; james i.
Earrct- postmaster. Mount Pleasant, spot
'sIrauta county joseph A Gordon posi-, pos,
.,m ". Taylor postmaster. Lloyds, Essex
euw.'v Miss Floyeila J Farrar postInstress.
Ann, Page county; Reuben Nauman post
ra>,r. vice J l.. Gillespie. Brockenbnrg,
>"otsyiv.nia county; Alexander ". phiaro
IHt'taa1ter.
.qA.r rHs rroors BIB wITHp8AwT TIox The
sorTg.
l. -ccord.nc. with Lieutenant General
C-'rts sugge.tion. military council com.
J. >rr4 Of Major Generals Sherman, Meade, and
hgs 4
..- army. AZ the proceedings OF the meetings
ra. Itr have been strictly Of a confidential
character, the stereotype phrase, J." II is RI
!or'd. can be used with propriefy. II is
ra@orcd" that the subjects under conside-
t1on are the general questions OF the
sure military establishment OF the country,
IL" military means and necessities OF the
F,~IrcuIe drpar lments, and the policy OF with
5. drawing the troops from the Southern States.
uoxx BITTER PILL. ron sEBBLs.
4 Vi Sumner proposes the following az an
.tdrudum 10 the Stevens amendment
b. il resolved by IN. Senate and House Of
E.3.,xent7ttr,s, DC, That III nil States lately
declared 10 be in rebellion there email ne no
oh.orchv. aristocracy, caste, or monopoly
Invested with peculiar privileges and powers.
and there shall be no denial OF rights, civil or
IuiitIcal on accoun, OF color or race, but all
Persons shall be equal before the law, whether
IN The courtroom or nj the ballot box. Ana
his statute made in pursuance Of the Consu.
tutlou, shall be the supreme law of the land,
anything in the Constitution or laws OF any
such State 10 the contrary Notwithstanding"
HEFkBepNss's BUREAC.
W.sHISaroS, February "A strong in.
7u"uce is being brought 10 bear TO induce the
President 10 veto the Frecdmen's Bureau bill
should ii par. the House, which is deemed quite
I.ev. The opposition comes mainly from
o.rclals in the Southern States, though 1t Is
warmly backed mp by Northern conservatives
=. well Ii is believed that the cost OF this
tarrau 10 the Government would not be less
Il t.lu twenty million dollars per nnnum,
Il though the amount fixed by General Howard
i S1s little less than twelve million dollars.
REPORT FKoA THy JOINT CosxITTEs.
The evidence given before the Joint Com
r1f'ee on Reconstruction Will probably be
tatIntrtrd 10 Congress next week in the report
from that body adverse 10 representation Of
lie Southern States in Congress AT the present
'tar.
GRANT SHERMAN, SHERIDAN, PAERAarT.
Iriss said that If the bill for giving General
Grant the rank OF full general becomes 4 law,
il wtll he followed by another bill comforting
rh"rank of lieutenan t-General upon sherman