New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-21

FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Imperative Need Of More Perfect Recon-
structiOn.
IMPORTANT FINANCIAL STATISTICS.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
The Habeas Corpus Bill Considered by the
Senate, Amended and Passed-30 to 4.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
SENATOR SALISBURY RAMPANT.
The House Pensions Ishmael Day of Maryland
TIE ARMY BILL DISCUSSED.
WASHINGTON Friday, April 90. le6t.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE
In the Senate to-day $4,000 WAS placed az the disposal
of the President for the purpose of suitably rewardng the
officers and sailors who aided in rescung 500 Americans
from the Inflated San Francisco. The Habeas
Corpus bill debated at length, and at late hour
passed by the usual vote Of 80 TO Messrs Buckaew
Guthrie Hendricks and Salisbury, being the quaette
BUSINESS OF TuB HOUSE
In the House. it being Friday, the morning houi was
mainly occupied with private bills The most important
one that voting pension Of 800 per year TO the old
man. lshmae Day Of Maryland for shooting on the spot
the Rebel marauder who hauled down the American flag
from bis domice. His property to the amount of nearly
$4,000 was destroyed by the Rebels in consequence of
this heroic act and he is old and destitute, it was
deemed but the simplest justice to make the award
Mr. Ward of New-York made q most patriotic and
stirring speech in support of the measures and after further
explanation by Mr.. Delsno of Ohio Is carried with
but Is dissenting votes. The amount voted to
make good the deficiencies for paper and binding az TIE
public printing Office ought to prove another epaph on
the tomb Of pub. doe Its aggregate only $780,
to carry 10 June so proximo. The amy bill was
nursed through another day by its friends but its ultimate
doom is conceded.
GEN. GRANT.
Gen. Grant and wife left this evening for Richmond,
where he will stop few days His movement has no
present Postmaster Of Richmond.
PUBLISHING THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
paper being passed around the House to-day TO pro-
cue subscriptions for publishing the Presidents speech in
pamphlet FORM only the following obtained,
all Democratic: sgreaves q, OoO Ancona 5000 Boyer
$500 Fnck 400; Strause 800, Ross 1900 f. Ii. Hubbe
eco; N. Taylor, $780, Mclean, 800 Nicholson $iOo'
Chanler $500; Cofoth, 800 Shanklin, S5Oi Niblaek
5000 The cost per copy viii be two cents.
SALE OF MORE GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Government offers for sale 232 buildings in the en-
virous Of Washington connected with the dsmaned forts
that girdle the city, the large steam-m at Giesboro
~ c. with COAL hay and engine-house attached. An
engine Of lO0-horse power is also in the market
THB VIEWS oP LOYAL soUTHERSERs.
delegation of loyal Southerners here with me-
moral earnestly implorng Congress to save them
from the gigantic injustice and cruees perpetaed upon
them by the present State organizations. Among other
things they assert that Union men, black and white, have
been forced by State processes and shes from estates that
were abandoned By Rebels and sold under the United
States Tax laws aud purchased and now occupied by loyal
men, with their crops growing and implements and stock
all eon6scated to the Rebel State authorities They prove
conclusiyely that loyalty is the most odous thing Of
present known il the South.
PERSONAL.
The Hon. r. n. htllORg, tHlteu cla'cs No'c''"I ~
Mobile arrived here this evening.
REVENUE RECEIPTS.
The receipts from internal Revenue to-day were
sn7,62l.
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.
The receipts from Customs for the week ending on the
4th inst the ports of Baltimore and Boston, were as
follows: Baltimore, $69, 222 Boston, $H7 ,Ssl.
MILITARY ORDER SUSPENDED.
The general orders mastering out Of service the 3Oh
inst Gems George II. Stannard, John &. Robinson and
William Bartlett fare suspended until further orders by
the War Department.
APPLICANTS P0R 0PPICB.
Since the President issued his late circular to the diff
ferent heads Of Government Departments, recommends
ing that in all cases Of clerical appointments preference
be given to exoders and sailors the rush Of applicants
Of this class has been unusually large AS the Depart
ments are already ovecrowded with employees it is but
charity 10 our disabled heroes who journey hther from
distant States with the expectation of receiving positions
under Government TO say, Notwithstanding the earnest
desire OF the Government appoint in all cases prsct
cable men of Their class IL u.s. nevertheless utterly mpos
sb to do so in one case out of hundred for the reason
mentioned
VAULT POR THE UNION DEAD.
plan for the vault of the Washington Cemetery, in
tended for the reception of the Union dead who fell the
battle field OF Virginia has been approved BY the Quarter
masterGenersl aud the Chief Quarennaser OF the De
partner, advertses for proposals for its construction 1t
will be circular in shape, with interior diameter OF ~
feet and covered with bemisphercal arch or dome In
the top OF this dome will be elptca opening, covered
with stone tablet which proper inscriptions may be
made The vault will be divided into four compartments
by two cross walls ntersectDg at rgh-aDges. The re-
mains of Union soldiers generally distinguished from
those of the Rebels BY the buttons their uniforms and
sometimes BIZ the descriptions Of the deceased nolosed in
scaled bottles which, toward the close Of the war, were
inferred with the bodies of dead heroes for subsequent
Identification by their friends or relatives.
~ 'A' wAsHNGToy. Friday April 20. 1860
CONSULAR RECOGNITION.
The President has recognized Moriz Won ba1mbach as
yiceConsul Of Adenburg a. Milwaukee auu Us lce'COa'
sui at Bavaria at the same city.
BILLS APPROVED.
The President has approved tho bill authorizing MN 20
transfer gunbpst the Government OF the hePuphc OF
bers which il pay for the vessel also reso-
luton protesting against pardons Dy oreigh Bi..
emigration to the United States also the blto
the State of Missouri for moneys expended Tor the Ced
States in enrolling equppng aud provisioning the t'ia
forces aid in suppressng the Rebellion Inc SUN VI
$6,l6,OOO is appropriated for the puTP9se. .-...-
80 O. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
The Treasury receipts for the fiscal year, ending June
is 1865 from customs $si 9s O0O internal revenue,
900 miscellaneous s3j,f5,l26i total receipts
exclusive OF loans 1922 ST. l2G As conrased with the
above the following is statement 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 Oh Of June ncIt prepared by the Revenue Com
MISSION for The use Of the Committee Of WAYS and Means
Custom le.spis to Apri 1905 Ia coL, $is 9Cl 80;