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New-York tribune., 1841-06-16
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ARCADsAN GARDEN, No. 255 Esl:eclscr--'rcc'
I1IRE WORKS. FIRE WORKS There wis be Second ''rand
/ D.pay Fire Gard Taurday evening June
j. ahch wl far ,urpa>s the first pont Of magnitude Mr.
Brorcr urriyacd Comic, viii make his second appeal c %" c
Ssge Also Invisible Singing iid>lc. &c.
Ny->rawherry, Vanilla Lemon aud Fruit Creams rae e.t
uu1i;y Parties supplied reasonable terms Admit
asce evening u! Gents. sufficient Police l. engaged
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-16

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-The subscriber intending to
- the county, will offer for sae Tuesday, the
9th day February 1884, the well known establishment called
Jonsons Springs county of Gooehand the Three
road - miles above Rcmond containing about four
hundred acres of Land supplied with wood and The
Tavern establishment buildings sufficient to
large company with every out house for such
an establishment There also, upon the premises first rate
Mile Course every disposition the neishbors,
and racing characters generally paonzc it, Terms Of Sale
One half cash and the remainder twelve monts-ie puoha
ser giving the property the last
At the time and place. will be Sold all Of my House
hold and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils Stock of all
kinds Corn Fodder OATS Hay and 1000 pounds Family Bacon
For Personal Estate. cred, of nine months will be
given for all sums over ten dollars that amount and UNDER
cash will be required. EDWD. s. VALENTINE
Johnsons SPRINGS Va 10th jan, lsil 76-wiwr
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Hon. LEW w OODBVKf,
Secretary of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
January I, Is4l.
SrR:-I enclose, for the consideration of your Com
mtee, the copy oanoher letter from the Collector ct
New York concerning the large and unexpected amount
drawbacks paid and paying at that port Other large
drawbacks of this kind are demanded at Boston occa
sionally.
Coupling these payments with others before detailed
to the committee for refundng duties under recent
judicial decisions, with the great demands Tor hshing
bounties the debt Of this District the census PEN
sions Florida war, &c. most of them referred to in
the tenth and eleventh pages of my annual repor)
and DO not how is possible TO preserve the public
faith in respect them and the other large current
expenses of an ord nary character, without the ndd'-
tonal desired in that report 10 be furnished at
an early day.
As more than month has transpired since this was
first desired and explained any further delay will place
the Department in daily jeopardy of not being able at
certain points, 10 raise available means sufficient 10
meet the public engagements at those points
trust therefore, that the committee will excuse me
for urging the speedest action possible on tins import
ant subject respectfully,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. JONI w. JosEs,
Chairman of Committee of Ways and Means.
Custom HOUSE, New York, Jan. 5, 1871.
Sin: am glad TO learn that the question OF bounty
on refined sugar has been submitted to committee OF
Congress.
We paid the Messrs. Woolsey to-day another bounty
of over S25 O00 and will mature in few days for
three times the amount.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
J. HOYT, Collector.
Hon. LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
After some remarks from Mr.. CUSHING, in which
he discussed the propriety of making provision for the
coming Administration, the motion for making the bill
of Adams snpcIal order the 27th inst hay-
ing been made the yeas and nays demanded, and
being ordered, resulted as follows:
Ycas-Messrs. Adams, John w. Allen, Andrews,
Atherton Boardman. Bolts, Briggs, Calhoun, Carter,
Casey, Conner, Crabb, Cranston, Gushing, Edward
Davies, John Davis, Garrett Davis, Deberry, Delet,
Edwards, Fillmore Galbrath, Granger Graves, Grin
nell, Halves, Hoffman, James, Jenfer, William Cost
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not the House see that the only effect could be to pre-.
iu ind in the opinion Of the public, (at the present
lime not over avorably disposed 10 ~ and that ,nls
effect and this effect only, could be the result oil ,e
present ill-tmed and uncalled Tor proceedings MT
Bayy Was listened to throughout with marked atten
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Equanimitv of The present President

The following portrait from the pencil of an oP7o.
nent does justice TO the dignfed department O.
MIR. Van Buren,. All our frienos write ms, that NJ
as calm as a summers morning "a correspondent. =.
the Boston Courier, writing from Washington s,y'
in allusion 10 the manner in which the next eS-l's
sident endures his defeat ,a.
To all appearance bears misfortune with all the ing
of ancient Stole, and all The gravity Of modern a m in
smiles aably rs ever stranger, who shon'n 10
troduced him would not by aleteiiine ~
countenance, that he il not President Tor llle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-16

We would not do justice TO own feelings, what
we believe be the of justice ITSELF if did not
call the attention Of readers the eloquent and able
Speech of General Bayly in this days paper We will
stop stoop to inquire, whether praises may
do the orator most injury benefit; but we will say,
that this speech has been admired almost all hands;
and that it is worthy Of the man. We do not wonder,
that the Richmond Wing refuses TO publish the speech;
because the powerful portrait which it draws Of that
debascd and debasing paper, is worthy Of the keencst
pen Of Junius himself
Gen. Bayy's defence of DR.. Brockenhrough, against
the proposition remove him from Office, conclusive.
The force with which he brings forward the proceedings
Of the meetings Of the Stockholders in judgment,
irresistible With due Difference TO the members Of the
House of Delegates, conceive their decision, in two
meetings. by such overwhelming maiortes on both
occasions, is more likely 10 he correct, than any
such action the part of the Legislature. The
Stockholders understand the subject better because
in the line Of their interest and vocation They
feel deeply the loss which the Bank has sustained
Their wits are sharpcned by their feelings. Their IN
terest is keen and lynxeyed. They know better the
evil, and the remedy which is 10 be applied to it, They
understand better the qualifications which the lnsttu
ton wants and the President possesses. They have
twice looked into the matter-and twice decided in his
favor They consider him TO have been guilty Of M
objectionable neglect. They regard him rs the man
hest qualified, from his financial abilities and large
perience to make good the losses which the Bank has
sustained Ent Gen. Bayy has enforced all these
sderatons with so much more energy than could IN.
part 10 hem that It is almost matter Of supcrerog7
ton for to allude TO them We leave the defence III
his hands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-16

ox,ad with view 10 its immediate passage, which
: .nnnosed TO be nearly double the amount of the
other and an addition proposed 10 II, on account oil
navy pensons of sum between 100000 aud $780, 900,
fode is likely to be drawn for the present month"; as
i NAV be needed on before the LIST day OF January,
and probably some portions of the original bill as re-
norted These new charges the present year are OF
such marnitude as with the circumstances hereafter
rec6ed and others referred TO in the second, tenth,
and eleventh pages OF my recent annual iepor 10 rem
der il proper in the opinion of the undersigned, that he
should repeat the recommendation contained IN that
enort-that they be accompanied by some early provi-
of additional means 10 meet the whole OF them with
promptitude -. ,,...;.o
Como recent decisions of the Courts that appear TO re-
opre the refundng of duties from the Treasury,
10 considerable amount.
Another communication is also annexed, when
reached the Department to-day, and shows the extra
ordinary drawbacks about TO be demanded IN single
case, on refined SUGARS extending probably 10 So
600 or ss00OO sum nearly equal 10 half of the nett
revenue often collected in week in the whole Union
To meet calls like these in addition 10 those first sPe-
cited by the new appropriations, will probably much
reduce the balance heretofore anticipated at the close
Of the year.
ered 10 in nv annual report rendering some provision
uroper not only to cover ordinary contingencies and
fluctuations but especially 10 provide adequate means
for meeting seasonaby the large charges then explained
to be imposed on the first quarter of the year la and
several Of them as the lst of January the hope
is entertained that such temporary provision will
be made at the earliest day practicable
Looking TO the security and high standing of our ma
tona credit it was deemed prudent, when that report
was prepared, that it be done by the commencement OF
the wear; and the since tend strongly to
confirm the opinion then expressed and therefore,
now promptly and respectfully submitted to the consi-
Iteration of the Committees Of Ways and Means and
on Finance in the two Houses.
The amount Of means authorized might judiciously
extend TO the five or six millions which have usually
been kept on hand in former years. balance TO CO.
yer all contingencies and fluctuations and it might be
used as substitute for that balance whenever the pub
lie wants should require during the year, and be all
mbursed before its close, if the revenue increases in the
latter part of the year as is anticipated in the annual
report.
Ny opinion formerly expressed, the most convent
ent and economical mode Of making such temporary
provision remains unchanged in favor of an issue Of
Treasury notes. be redeemed out of the revenue
ceved before the end of the year, and to be provided
for either by an amendment 10 some appropriate bill, or
BY separate act of Congress.
Respectfully,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
To Hon. ]. w. JONES,
Chairman Committee Of Ways and Means, H. r.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Comptrollcrs Office, Dec. II, 1c10.
Sir: The Circuit Court of the u. 5. for the District
of Maryland having at the November term, 1910, de-
clarcd soda ash 10 be exempt from duty, have to in
form yon that have directed to be refunded the du-
ties paid under protest that article carbonate of
soda.
beg 10 request your instructions the matter pre-
sened in the enclosed copies of letters from the Dis
,ricAorney and Collector OF The customs at Boston,
in relation to recent decisions of the u S. Court in
that CITY, If those decisions acquesced in by the
Department, (and know not, after the expressed OPT
MON of the DlsrctAttorney how they can be resist
cd,) the free admission of gunny cloth may materi-
ally interfere WITH if not totally destroy the domestic
manufacture of cotton bugging. The Honorable Mr.
Clay, OF the Senate, having during the last session OF
Congress, called the particular attention Of the Depart
ment 10 this subject, have thought proper 10 submit
it, in its present position, TO your special notice.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your obc-
dent servant,
J. n. BARKER, Comptroller.
Hon LEVI WOODBURY., Secretary of the Treasury.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-16

HAVE ycen'y the Foundry business, old
stand, which burnt down time where anl
making Castings formerly and have large number Of
Plough and other castings on hand At low prices
THOS. SPENCER,
.7sent for NJ a. y n. Spencer.
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Rent lis. II non can.

At one of the precincts Smiths Creek IN The c0u ,s
ty of Rockingham, fiYe gentlemen voted at me ~
Presidential Election whose united ages were go w.
And three others voted at another precinct (Dfo'"
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The Work 0f PyOsrriDii0n !

The Wings have dsclaimed ali intentions to pro.
scribe their opponents, and 10 seize the spols Of Office
for themselves We shall believe in The moderation ot
the next Administration, arhen IL. At present,
have our doubts and our fears and how any
tIonal man avoid ihem when he such scenes as
the following described by the "Penrsy vanan as has
ing occurred in the Wing Legislature Of that State
i,prrsDCrc, Jan. lcIh lsil.
"ric roprnscr p;ion poI5 paly they would alr
themselves represented who for the present have the scnfan
both branches Of the Legislature have now sho" Their %
ency their fidelity professions, aud r irre nature o ,r
principles By rnaoriHg all hs Chrks Dorhfprs, S'rst0 a.
7rms iogthrr nth csfry c asSanihry have mt tH
with this, but have game still further dsnsng G W
Wctehnrn Gkerer ard pGei ih 1Fa
.rrpt the halls including or mho had charge n e hDmb os
buildings. The officers and attendants thus displaced were "
cved he honest and capable; many Of them had not IN ne
slightest degree mcdded with politics. further than 10 rvr ihf
votes and Of tcm such the waichmen and document
the of the legl-
tatc years under the donnanoy Of both parties Even ,s
Obliged walk give place the bHndr,
who Office. have been here for ara
have witnessed opcnia. Of several legislature mt
by 0nccnth many applicants for the sa
ie situations the eff of the houses, presented
could have been less than Two hundred d. NJ
description the ground and lean from those who know" m
a much larger number appi ed by letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-16

TIE Legislature Of North Carolina adjourned IN
Tuesday last. They adopted Resolutions requesting
their Representatives. and Senators in Congress to ne
the passage of bill to divide the proceeds of the pub
lie lands among the several Sta,cs-whch is tanta'
mount to urging their Representatives. 10 augment IT,
Tariff. Three days before their adjournment, Mr. Bog
den submitted to the House Of Commons, resolutions
requesting their members of Congress 10 their best
QUERY ,cors) excrtons to procure the establishment
of National Bank. Fortunately for the political cha
racter of the State, it Mr.. Reds motion o.
dered to lie on the table We regret TO say, that We
have examined the list of Resolutions adopted By tie
Legislature of ~ Carolina, and can find none-not
one re-echoing the Of Virginia, the Subject
of her controversy with New York Why has ire
Wing Legislature of North Carolina turned the adder
10 the claims Of Virginia and TO the rights OF As
South2
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I5.kIt1kI1ftj tTV9Fe'
Hon. LEVI WOODBURY., Secretary of the Treasu
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Comptroers Office, December Is, le40.
SIR: BY communication from the Collector at New
York. dated the 18th instant, copy of which is here
with enclosed it appears that the article worsted plush
added to the list OF goods heretofore paying goods
under the construction Of law by this Department. ex-
empted from duty BY the decisions Of the United States
Courts
Before nstructing the collector TO refund duties paid
under protest on this article, have thought proper
as in former cases to submit the subject for your dccl
sion and sanction.
have The honor to be, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
J. n. BARKER,
Hon LEVI WOODBURY., Comptroller.
Socret,rv of the Treasury
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CusToM-HousE, New York,
Dennmhnr L. 1Sl0.

Custom HOUSE, New York,
December 1S, 1910.
Sin: The Messrs. Woolsey made an entry Of refined
sugar day. the bounty which will be between Sc
venty and eighty thousand dollars, if the vessel by
which is be exported has sufficient capacity to take
il all.
have before called your attention to the important
fact of the reners having advantage in this respect
which am quite the policy of the Government
did intend to confer, though Congress, by It's legis
lation, has conferred it.
To illustrate The proposition, will make below the
calculation of duty l00 pounds of sugar imported
costing in foreign port, four and half cents
100 pounds, at two and half cents per pound
duty, oo
Deduct, under compromise act, forty per cent 90
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Add eight per cent. on cost, say 81 80,

Actual duty on 100 pounds brown sugar, 81 co
The bounty, or drawback, refined sugar, is hve
cents per pound and has been since $780, at which
time the duty importation Of raw sugar was three
per pound, three dollars the hundred pounds;
which now is but 81 Sc the hundred pounds making
difference in the duty, between and lc29, when
the present bounty was fixed Of one dollar and four
teen cents on hundred pounds.
The quantity imported into this district the three
first quarters OF this year thirty-seven million SIX
hundred and twelve thousand six hundred and twenty
three pounds (say 37Gl2623 ponnds the difference on
the duties upon which, at this tine compared with The
duty in 1929 when the present bounty increased,
amounts TO S42S,7s 80.
As the refiners were willing 10 do business upon the
basis the law placed that business in le2 it seems to
me that Congress ought now TO interfere.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
j. HOYT, Collector.
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Johnson Kempshull, Lincoln Mckay Francis M Sn0
~. Marvin, Mason, Monroe, Morgan, Morrow way
o1 Osborne, Peck. Pope, Randall, Reed k,dsTay
Russell satons'a Sergeant s% Tnshas s'" Toand
mu nun Tr,,mbuIl Underwood John White, Thomas
W. 5p' Williams Lewis Williams, Christopher H. W"
liams. and Winthrop-64. ,,-,.,, p-o,
'- yansm ,cssrs Linn Banks, Black, Blackwell Brew
s,er, Aaron v Brown, Burke, Bynum, John campbell
Carr, Gap"1G c1'd p @i Dos Earl
JOHN h,g, Hastings, h of virginia Holmes Hopkins
Hubbard John W. Jones, Kille Leadbe'ter'
Lucas Meredith Mallory, Medll Paynter' f's Sam
REYNOLDS, Rives Edward Rogers, samugis' m"aM
Strong Sumter, Philip. Thomas JACOB "'"f0
Vandcrpoel, Wauerson, and Wlse-o@
And there being no quorum,
The House adjourned
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We shall publish in the course OF the neSt week 'he
decided resolutions adopted by the House oil hePresen
taliyes of New Hampshire, which the Republicans car
ried and the Wings opposed The following article
from that staunch Republican print the New lamp
shire Patriot reduces their whole argument into nut
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know when an opportunity would be afforded for con-
sderng the Treasury note bill, the pension bill and
outher important measures requiring early action. He
hoped, therefore, that gentleman would press his
quest.
Mr.. ADAMS observed that the bill he held in his
hand was intended TO devise means for repaying the
proposed loan of Treasury notes; and at this very
time very large importations making in The port
of New York. he thought it highly necessary that the
bill should be entered upon without delay.
Mr.. JONES again adveried TO the delay which must
necessarily arise from the consideration of such bill,
and he snre, if the gentleman from Massachusetts
would reflect upon the condition of the Treasury, at
the present moment he would the necessity of post
poning the bill 1t was highly important that tempo
rary supply should be made to enable the 1reas
ry to meet the demands upon it during the present
quarter; not but that the accrung revenue would
BILE the department TO meet the demands against it du
ring the year. but it would not enable it TO meet them
in time.
Mr. j. referred 10 the report of the Secretary Of the
Treasury in order TO show the inequality of the
ceps and expenditures during the present year, which
would make it necessary that temporary provision
should be made enable the Treasury to meet demands
upon it which would be made before the funds appro
priated to meet them should have been received The
report stated that unusually heavy expenses would fall
due during the first quarter of the present year ain
addition TO full portion of the current expenses, and
the whole pension payments Tor the first halt OF the
year, and onethird Of million for all the
nual fishing bounties, there will be imposed on it most
of the charges for the whole year. connected with the
session of Congress and private bills we'll large
payments for taking the and for the first install
ment Of the debt of this District, ETC.
Mr.. J. also referred the following communication
from the Secretary of the Treasury, laid their Ia
bles this morning, as further reason why no delay
should take place in reference TO the Treasury Note
Bill
TREASURY DEPARTMESr,
Dec. 81, 1910.
IL L,.
ed OF this session for sums exceeding $780, 00 consi
derahle portions of which will probably be called from
the Treasury during the present year.
Another appropriation bill appears to have been re-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-10-30
Wall ARRANGEMENT

Northern. sg Florence. .fla,-Due
eyerg SUNDAY, TUESDAY. and FRIDAY, "a. Z. VI
Closes, every Sunday, TUESDAY, AID
FRIDAY al 81 NJ
Southern. ria. Jarksgn.-Due every
Monday, Thursday aud SATURDAY al "a ~.
Closes every Sunday Tuesday and En-
day at NJ
Eastern. rid Tuscaloosa, S Mo-
bile. ria. GresnsbOrough.- every
Sunday. Wednesday, and Friday, at : P NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wednesday,and
Friday, at 7PM.
Western. ria 4bsrdeeR and Poaigioe
Due every Sunday and Wednesday, at : P u
Closes SPIN.
WineheSter.ria. Macon andDekaB
Due every Monday and Thursday, at 6P NJ.
Closes eyery Monday and Thursday at S p NJ
GreenSb0rOugh Miss, ria, Pig.
mouth and Starkriile.-Due every Sat-
urday, at 10 NJ
Closes every Tuesday, at SPIN.
Houston. ria. Colbert. due every
Friday at 6PM
Closes every Tuesday at SPIN.
IIiIlSDOr0ug!i, ria, Philadelphia,
Due every Friday at e NJ
Closes every Saturday at SPIN
Caledonia.--Du every Sunday, I NJ
Closes every Friday, at SPIN
Eayctfe G. III. Ala. ria llltp2ri,
Due every Friday, Il n
Closes every Friday, p n
JOSEPH BLAIR
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