New-York tribune., 1867-05-23
WASHINGTON.

y,roe WILSON'S OPINION OP THB PROdRbSS OF No. -
.rruCrlOv-THR FORTHCOMING SrArhAS'I VI '"'
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a. rgtseHAPH TO THE TRIBUNE 81, o., ,os7
TO-, Wilson arrived here to-day from New
.o,i.,os and left tonight for New.lork lie repre-
-. ,,,d state of organization among the kepuo-
-, frion men in the South Immediately on MS
,ri,, hero TO-DAY. Mr. Wilson visited the rooms ol
+be Congressional Union Executive COMMITTEE "i'U
made arrangements for a mere 49,
orosecution of the organization VI
Union party of the South. some u ','o
,tro,ypst men of the Union party North az ~ 10
;nvited to 90 South and enlighten the peopio
Indoe Shellabarger is expected to STAR TOu'-
Afte, NJ Wilson has visited his home ne %" ,
nlate, making another tour through .iio 'o"'"' -.
senator represents the ReconStTuotoh "O' 40 Do-"e
carried into effect faithfully by al Tue CiiiOn
manders This is especially 50 IN Ve" oP0' -
,ict ,,,,ere no distinction is made on account Oh
~ ~ 80. On every Board of Registration i'll
- Alabama and Florida the cOlored people arc
,a,,rsse,ted bv one of their own race Sheridan
coLos.,d Ord and Sickles are not far behind Pope,
and arc doing noby in the good cause
IT, NEXT Treasury monthly statement will show
ght ncrease of the public debt, owing to the large
mon of $95 600 900 recently paid as interest on the
,lic sec,,rities and the smalness of the receipts
rom Internal Revenue sources, WHICH, accorolhg 10
estimates viii not exceed s15 100000 for the present
month, The revenues however Will be largely IN
creased during June the Income tax being then due
The statements recently made as TO a session Of
congress in July, with view to relieve the Treas
ry are mere speculatiOns and certainly no pfoml-
ent officer connected with that branch of the pub
c service has made any such suggestion, as there is
40 probability that the Treasury win be embar-
L.. ,.n in rfc ah
0 omeet all accruing obligations.
There has been compiled, at the Bureau of Stats
les an abstract of the reports of the examinations
fyesses. having on board passengers other than
abin passengers: which arrived at the Port of New
ork during April last from which it appears that %
,esses were examined of which 40 were steamships
md Is sailing vessels All the arrivals but one were
from the northern ports of Europe; the exception
was an Italian bark from Genoa. The total number
of passengers brought 2494S, OF which 9%SO were
females. Some of the vessels examined appeared 10
have carried more passengers than the law Allows
and In several instances the vessels so offending were
reported TO the Collector of the port for prosecution
As erroneous statements have recently been pup
lshed with regard 10 the rules and forms jn bank
ruptcy there is official authority for stating that
these, as drafted by Representative Jencks of Rhode
island. were generally accepted and approved, and
will be carefully corrected before being printed and
distributed The Manual of Bankruptcy" by Clin-
ton Rice esq. the Secretary of the Commission ON
Bankruptcy, viii be complete handbook for Off
GERS of the court and the bar containing about iOO
pages, while theZorders and forms printed by or
ders of the Senate will be in the pamphlet form OF
sn ordinary congressional document.
The municipal election in this city will take place
an about three weeks According to the registry list
both parties Union and Rebel are nearly evenly
balanced, and either party to win must work accord
fngy The UniOnists are putting forth every exer-
tion and seem determined TO make hard fight
Mass meetings are being held every evening and
thorough canvass is being made. The cclored Union
lists are especially active and determned.
Over fifty plans and drawings for the new building
for the War Department have been received. Many
OF then, are very elaborate and nearly all are en-
tirely different from the present style of public
buildings. and vary in cost from $2OOOOOO to
S6OO0OO0 No plan will be adopted until next
Winter.
The Masons Of this District have celebration
tomorrow evening in commemOTation Of the install
iatiOn of officers of the Grand Chapter, now first
instituted here independent body separate from
the Maryland jurisdiction. The President is TO join
the procession while it halts at the White House. at
ak O'Clock in the evening.
Application having been made to the Treasury De-
sessmen of duty peas the Secretary of the Treas
ury says:
UpOn mature consideration he is Of the opinion that
peas may admitted at 10 cent ad valoren II the
Collector satisfied by the affidavit OF the importer OF
therwae that they intended solely for domestic use
Ormanuacture and not designed to be p0ed used as
seeds The instructions heretofore issued are accordingly
modified to that extent.
The President has made the following appoint
ments: John s. Walton, Assistant United States
Treasurer at New Orleans Maj. F. Irwin, Postmaster,
Woodstock, H.; Andrew j. Baker Postmaster, Sey-
mOur Ind
letter from New-Orleans to an officer of the
Treasury Department says that in the recent run on
the City National Bank that institution paid out in
two days 100000, out of s675,OO0 on deposit.
The Hon. Geo. Bancroft. Minister to Berlin, was
among the visitors at the Executive Mansion to-day
Senator Patterson and family returned from Ten
nessee to-day.