The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-01-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington NcNys and Gossin.

WAsHINGToN, January 90 Fractional
currency received at the Treasury Depart
ment for the week. 100000; shipped du-
| ring same time, S435000, including S50.OOC
to Chicago National currency issued
Sl04,275 Total to date S3O00O7 S96, or de-
| Quoting returned. including worn.
| out notes. S29S.74S.984 Disbursements for
the week. 81 9703S6.
Receipts of internal revenue for the wees.
S3,4O07s6 Total receipts OF customs for
the week ending January 49, $306434l.
The Senate, to-day. in Executive Session
beheaded quite number of the Presidents
appointments, during the recess. The fol-
lowing are some of them;
VIM. Millward, Director of the Mint at
Philadelphia; John McGinnis, Illinois,
Minister to Stockholm.
Assessors of Internal 'Revenue--J. w.
Warner. Sixth District OF Ohio; Thomas
Miller, Seventh District of Ohio: VIM E.
Schoiield, Eighth District of Ohio; Frank
Baker, Ninth District of Ohio: Basil c.
Brown, Fourteenth District Of Ohio; e.
Bassett Langdon, First District of Ohio.
Collectors of Internal Revenue--Juiius
A. Prime, Sixth District Of Ohio; John II.
Firm, Fourteenth District of Ohio.
In the Senate Mr.. Lane, from the Con-
ference Committee on bill in regard to the
appointment of Pension Agents. made re-
port, which was agreed to. Bill goes to the
President as passed. IL removes all Pen
sion Agents appointed since the first of
January last instead of the first of October.
Senator DoOlittle to-day EIade report
from the joint Committee to personally
look into Indian affairs.
The committee recommended the passage
of the Senate bill now pending in the
House for the creation of Board of In
spection tor the constant and thorough su-
pervision of Indian affairs in all new States
and Territories. One member of the Board
is to be detailed from the regular army by
the Secretary of war; one member to be
appointed from among such persons as may
be named by the great religious bodies In
convention; and the Chief of the Board Is
to be an Assistant Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.
Mr.. Wilson obtained unanimous consent
to introduce resolution, calling upon the
President for copy OF the report of Cen
eral Wilson on the capture of jeff. Davis.
Resolution adopted
In the House yesterday, Ashley. of To-
ledo, was brought up with a round turn
In the course of one Ofhis uncouth speeches
he said that there were members in the
House who had co-operated with rebels
Upon which Hon. Mr.. Winfield pronounced
it a base and unfounded SANDER while
Hunter, more emphatic, added that it was
base lie. The Speaker pronounced this
out of order, and by vote of 81 to "a a re
buke was administered. Ashley then sub
sided. The blatant coward only spoke in
aPickwickian sense.
Mr.. Ashley gave notice yesterday that if
this Congress did not agree on a recon-
struction bill, he should insist that the For
tieth Congress should remain in session un-
til one passed.
Thaddeus Stevens feels very confident
that his bill to establish new State govern
ments in the South will pass through the
House this week. after being amended.
The Senate did not reach the Cincinnati
appointments yesterday il Executive SpS-
sion. but as the committee have reported
adversely on them, it is equivalent to their
rejection.
The grand jury have completed their la
bors in taking evidence regarding the com
plicity of John Surratt in the assassination
plot but have yet made no presentment in
the pl emises.
1t is regarded as noticeable fact that the
Senate, yesterday, confirmed several
straightout Democrats who had been APP
pointed to office by the President. and re-
iected those of the Republican party who
had Joined the Administration.
A letter from Florida says the Indians of
the Everglades are determined to keep the
negroes in their tribe as slaves denying
chat white mems laws are applicable to
them on the subject of slavery. The ne
groes claim their liberty, and have appealed
to the military for assistance.