The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-14

ADMISSION OF TENNESSEE

ADMISSION or TESNrssEE.
One of the members of the Reconstruction
Committee has proposition which he intends
to submit on his own account for the admis.
sion of Tennessee when the subject Is again
brought before tho House. The precise m.
ture of this substitute have not learned, but
report says that II Is pretty certain to bc well
received, and nearly rs certain to be agrped
upon. -torrespondence Philadeiphia Ledger
RATHER COOL.
'About Ave years ago, Brevet Brigadier G o
neral Heint2cman, United States Army, ap.
propriated n iirst-Class brick house in the west
end, or fashionable quarter, of this city be-
longing TO a rebcllIous citizen. He yet occu.
pies and won't give II mp, and has paid no rent
during the above time. There is a great deal
of severe comment on his action In army cir.
clcs.
SOUTHERN ADMINISTRATORS AGAIN.
A Mr.. McClurg proposes 10 provide, By
Joint resolution, that when the Southern
States, or any one of them SHALL either
through Il Convention or Legislature, have
complied with certain conditions which h
proposes they or it shall be entitled To repre-
scntation In Congress. As the resolution has
been adopted by no one in the world but Mr.
McClurg, We do not think it worth the space
il would occupy.
40 IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS TO EE CONFIRMED,
II is stated in Radical quarters that there
are to be night sessions all this week. The
object i apparent. It's thoughthy the kadi.
Gals that, by pushing legislation, they will
prevent Il sober second thought among amy
members in the nature Of returning reason
against radicalism. They feel, too, like get,
ting home to iutlamc the popular mind and
ObStruCt rising conservatism among the peo'
pie. 1t is now understood that the Radical
Senators have determined not 10 confirm th,
nominations Of the President Of m important
character .-- correspondence Eahie"rc Sa".
CONFIRMED.
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confirmed by the Senate a. United State.
Marshal for the District of Maryland. Mr.
Rouifant's nomination, which had been re-
irctcd, was Il second time presented TO thu
Senate by the President, at tho request OF ia,
Senate.
uARrER's FERRY orN WORKS.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on Mill
larry Affairs has reported unfayOrably on The
bill 10 ccdc TO the state of West Virginia the
lands, appurteuauccs, machinery, &c, At Har
per : Ferry belonging 10 the United States
THE PRESIDENT AND THE RADICALS.
The Senate Will be disappointed in the hope
they have entertained Of 4 speedy opportunity
lie has siguilied to some Of them that he will
make no removals n prcscnr. He would pro
baby crafty them very much by diSini~>ing
Two or three members Of the Cabinet, and
nominating political friends for their places
They would attempt to tcst'the question, made
in l~2l- 80, but never decided, whether the
President has II right to remove TN officer
without the assent OF the Senate.
The President will perhaps wait for further
developments of the political plans Of the
Radicals before he proceeds tomake removals
At present, thapruspcct of continued Repub-
lican and Radical unity in Congress Is i'm
proving.
TAA on SAVINGS BANKS.
The supreme Court decided to-day that
savings banks are liable TO 4 monthly tax OF
+ ,t,- pf
money received, invested, or loaned by them
In this connection il may be stated that Z
great many petitions are now being received
in Congress asking the adjustment of the tax
on deposits.
TIE PARDON BUREAU.
The President has pardoued but n small
number of persons for the past week. The
entire force Of the Attorney Gcuerai'S office i
now engaged in making up the report OF per
sons pardonrd called for by Congress In
South Carolina the whole number pardOncu
so far is ~iX hundred and tifty-tye.
RENTS,
Within 4 month or two, rents in this city
have been much lowered. The larg" populu'
ton which was expected TO be here this win
ter has not come, and the consequence is thIt
some localities, dwellings can To procured al
half the prices III which they were held on tn,
lsl Of December.
PREPARING FOR TUE CHOLERA.
The Secretary Of War has issued orders to
all the various military commandments that
tnpy must sec that in their departments such
vigorous sanitary regulations are adopted -
viii. if possible, prevent any visitation OF tht
cholera.
GOVERNOR rEIE|orET.
Governor Peirnoint called III The Whit,
House to-day. but did not succeed III gaining
m interview, the President being engaged ii
the moment.
CONFEDERATE coTroN LOANS
Secretary McCulloch has authorized spccia
Treasury agents in the South To seize Is CON
tiscatcd property all cotton which was, during
the rebellion, subscribed to the so called Con
lrduratc loan.
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