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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27
sEALRD PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-A AT A
IN meeting Of the Board of City improvements,
held or SSri9aSy TSt AITi ri bS. H. lsS l. TSs
not signed the bonds D person. will be held by the
Board as informal and void.
ByloIder Of the Board. -
% SSEALED PROPOSALS. Will BE RK-
y 0EIVED at the once Of the Board Of City Inn
provements, until nine O'Clock A. M. of UESDAY,
Aphil 90 ls6i for Fegrsdd3s repairing and PAYING
Th sSSg nr SarG n 0sd Sa o.
tin-sireeti from Pearl'street to Third-street
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
By order Of the Board. l ...
ap2O-tt GEORGE J. .GUILFoRD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOsALs Will BE RE
= qEIYED at the office Of the Board Of :, City I'M
s & Nnt aT nne A NJ 9p S
EeTts, to Rsss the water under East Fr9nt-street,
tion5ipe Of the City, as follows: '.
Two Of three feet interior diameter three Of four
Soeodss to the plans and nd pee
2 on file in the City Civil Engineers Office No.
Zach bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders 2 use the printed FORMS as no other will be re-
aSaStt SS SEaSf 'n' dSeRaE J. eUI1FoBD, CLERK.
StKALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
0EivED At The & Oiee o Of the Board q Of Gisy IN
Hathaway. lane, from NC MILAN street to Winsore
cutters Isl six feet wds each SD Side Nv with Eood sound
nipe.ipGh limestone, on a bed af clean gravel, six
with SroSeHn' stone, t twelve Us inches deep
Each bid 10 be accompanied BY two sureties Bid
ders TO use the printed forms, as no other will be
ap2S;tt 5SSV' = GEoBGE J. GUILFoBD, Clerk.
SEALER PROg9sAIs, VIII BE RE-
provements, until nine O'Clock K M Of I TUESDAY,
tIo s Interior ana 'G about Dipety IN
length, to pass the water under Torrence:road aud
Forest: avenue, to the culyert under said avenue,
according 70 the plans and speciheations on he in
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, aS no other will be
BY order Of the Board. ~ :. F.s..
4 20 sss y hs Bd Bgard d RT J fE
\ proyements until nine o'clock A. M. of TU ESBAY,
~ mel new Sg
with coed, sound bewlder.st9ne, on a bed Of clean
9@ o e. hs
| WoodwaId-street, Including three rove of dressed
SHf aOuSe rSw or ndeny
| stone at all the crossings
: Each bid 70 be accompanied by two sureties. BID
ders t9 use the printed forms, as no other will b
By .S order Of the ce%gsr g9Sgs = er1,v vonn ,u..s
| - CElVED at the Office of the Board of City I'm
proVemests until 9 o'clock A. M. of TUESDAY
0e and
with good, sound eowl6er- stone on a bed Of ole4l
sas & deep % East
Of the city q oincinnati iDclpdiRs three row
fst.r6cE Sst. ta stone st al the crossings "
Bsa Ps to use The pfatod fn other VII
pc RS Eeeslyee orNer 81 tbe Roaarrd Us " -''' t-
aS2O-tt u w GEORGE J. GUILFORD, Clerk.
(Times and Volksbiatt copy.)
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o HI O A O. OF
RRtAT WESTERN AND NORTH-WtsTERH LINE.
Indianapolis a nd Cincinnati
SHORT-LINE RAILROAD.
- nL--i.., hL--.--,-.I !. ..ut.l y
shorteaI Routa bY s0 MiIes.

MO CHANGE OF CARS TO INDIANAP-
with railroads for and irom all points
IN the West and Northwest. 800 - -
CHANGE OF TIME.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1851,
FI THREH PA5eKNGRR TRAINS 7'' 81
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of MIIl.st,
Lafayette and Chicago, in advance OF all othet
FfRsT TRAIE-6 A.. M.-oHIoAeo. MAIL
i;I6 y. H. uSjeaee sso H.. &C ocnnsctns II Chi
sgo with all Western and Nsrth western Trains
Terre Haute Train leaves Indianapolis at 1880 p M,
sEt4osI InAainsslSI5 E. pInalsnsssOIis, s " Ia
ssph Express arrive 81 Indianapolis at 6i5 r NJ,
Lafayette at el5 2. NJ, springfield. at 52O a. = /,
Quincy at 1885 p. M, Palmyra at 2l5 P. M, St
Terre Haute and Alton Train leaves indianapolis
! Third aiIs HTRAIN-ersO P. M.-oHIoAeo Elk
fayette At i:lO A. A.; ohieaeo At 1880 A. N, CON
Meeting et chicago with all Western and North
this fine, and run through 70 Chicago without
Be sure you are in the right tioket.offioe before
you purchase your tickets and ask for tickets via
Fare the same, and time shorter than BY any other
route. .rr .H
Baggage checked through.
Through tickets, good until used, car be obtained
at the ticket-ofdoes-at the Spencer House. N. W.
corner Of Broadway and Front-sts. Ne. Burnet
House corner and at the Depot 0fioe, foot Of Mill
st., on Front, where all necessary information may
Omnfbuuss run 10 and from each train, and will
call for passengers at all hotels and all par OF the
city, BY leaving address At either once.
apis b, o. L0RD President.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27

NQT1CE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY con-
1N pEBN.-Nstioe IL hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council Of the city OF On-
cinnati, the following Ordinances, to.wit:
To establish tho grade Of LIVINGSTON. street, from
John stleet 10 Linn street. = -.1-'- -
To Crude and pave with bowlder-stons, Long al
ley, fom Orchard. street to Liberty street. II
~ To grade, pave and repair with bowlder-s stone,
Hatters .alley, from Elm. street to Plum-s street
To grade and pave with brick, the sidewalks on
street, from Central avenue to Elm street.
To grade and pave with brick, the sidewalk on
the north side Of Grandin street, from Central
avenue to Plum.street 'l-I |I
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances we're
twice read laid on the table, and the Clerk in
strgcted to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
The law requires all claims for damages that NAV
accrue from said Improvements to be filed in writing
with the CITY Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
alton Of the time required for the publication of
such notice, when the same will bo taken up for
ap25.dw GEORGE NJ. CASEY, City Clerk
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27

ErNfR uNDRRsIGNED HAVING IN
~ OHEAa9 their facllitieS In manul!c TURNS this
eslebratsd Time, are now prepored 20 nh orders 20
any amount. and those ordering Limo can rely On
harfnf them 1iled. aud IN No coopora1e, and on
thb oal Foasonable terms. All orders addressed 70
y, ct 0heA &nd, Win meet With PEeHRt 7ttentpn'
! Uaca. md. Hatells. Issi. - aklI-S1a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

mo. ga NH - 1n-@ q n 60 o
vWXHE BEDsR REI.IARLE FIRE ANB
j IL IBURGnAR PROOF 6AFES.-Tsey have given
more satisfaction than any otker now IL use.
. We oHes, reward Of, ONE THOUSAND DOL
show : single instance wherein the- osys hiisd =
progerve their contenas.
With this SAFE Ws chAElsnxe All ooanpetision, q
being the best Fire Proof, Burglar preof, OF Fire
and Burglar Proof now mAdei and ars willing 70 tegs
With any eatabliShmept In the Onion and the pAT'R
falling 6rEt TO forfeit to the other tho Of 62
We prepared 10 furnish Detter Safe, and at -
sscond-hAnd saiss Of otner mAkers also on bAaA.
We respectfully invite the pubic 10 eaD aae azamu
Inc our rock before purohasfng elsewhere
MALL CARROLL & CO.,
su12-s l.h No. "a Main-st.est.
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crATFF on o5iHIIO. b HAmIITON COUNTY,

esTATR or OHIO. HAMILTON COUNTY,
= IS supafi0r CoiIt Of CInoinnatil ~ n tS6lT.
AttAchmeDt-H Henry Mack, Harmann Mack aud
ina ~ g o. RC herts and j. T. Roberts, detendants,
Defendants are hereby notified that on the 22d aAy
their petition in the said Superior Court or Olnen
natl, hs object and demand q which 4 70 obtain 2
S40S 81 and ID tsFeat Bom December 81 1880 and the
sie fetsaeents are noslhsd hereby ,hss Siss1Sg Ss
sheATs Goa have bees duly served - IN
this action, And that property In the Hands Of the
said O. Brasbears 4 Co., consisting Of tobacco besi
loIgpg to ths said detendsnts has been attached i
this action to be subjected 10 the paymatt Of said
iiudRment, that unless the said defendants plead,
A. aver o. deur ~ the said petti0n on or before
iton viii be Franted y NJ. II. u W. TILDEN.
II Anvil ld5I,I \ nj blR fIgff. f33 sepl,fTh +
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Saturday, AprIl 2Y.-NO. ~.
wOnIEN,s LIST.

AuehinbaughMiss EmmaAdams Mrs lydia
Armstrong MTsHenriettR Armstrong Mrs Maria
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27

DR. NIER EDITH, DENTIsT.-OFFICE
~ on siEth-Bt,, between Race and Elm. @R
No: 1872, near Race-at, Teeth EXTRACTED 3a4t319
the use Of drugs or any injurious sgent POSITIVELY
perience IN the practice Of his profession In this
city, he can give perfect satisfaction 70 all Who vii
Tou will save nearly one-half By calling on him.
~ - ---T-' I N Ide81 ~ 14lI' 1T
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DENTAL.

D p. BELKNAP, DBNEIsT.-
G2O Teeth extracted without pain, drugs -
Or shocks 10 the nervous system: My mode cnf4Y3
from any now in use, and Is exhtarating instead Of
debilitating to the system. Teeth filled substan.
styles, TO suit the most fastdioua Terms moderate
n. B.-An EASTERN Western, and Virginia money
ni ofT1crrpiiI piIiI west Fourth.st. Din, O. q desc
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0ITX ApvNRTIgMAgNNTB.


NOTICE To ALL WHOM 1T MAY. OON-
IN ICkhN Notice Ia hereby given That there "A
pending before the City Council Of the city Of Oin-
cihnati, the following Ordinance, eolwits -
10 establish the grade Of Keuner.atreef, from
Freenan,Atreet % arrard street, -. o.. /,
In puIsuRnce Of the law said Ordinance was twice
reed laid on The table, and the Clerk hgtruoted 70
give Tour weeks natice 0f the tendency OF the same.
Tie law REQUIRES all claims for damages that may
accrpe rom said improvement, to be Med In writing
with the City Olefk, setting forth the emount OF
dameRes cla med, within two weeks after the en-.
ptraton OF the time required for the publication OF
such notice, when the same will be taken no for
sps.T sam. Z, CoRwINE. CITY Clerk.
N9TlChc TO ALL w HON an MAY
~ DOHCERN.-HOtice is hereby givpi that there
Il pending before the City Council of tho (JitV of
Cincinnati the following Ordinance, 20 Wit 4 -
To.establish the grade Of Auburn.street, from the
Hotth corporation line, i,7i0 feet south afdly.
In puTsuanoe. Of The law said Ordinance was
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
strgeted 70 give four weeks notice Of the pendsncy
This law requires all claims for DAMAGES that may
accrue from said improvempntto be hled In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the en-.
piration Of the time required for the publication Of
such netlce, whom the same will be taken up for
mh5S's SAM. L. ooRwINE, City Clark.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27
The following is last weeks statement o
the Boston Banks: rH .o

KRw YORK CATTLE Market Thursday
ApTit 25-At the Live Stock Market the
supply of animals is fully up to the demand.
The receipts at the various city yards, for
the week ending yesterday, numbered S,525
Beef Cattle; 73 Mich Cows; 1853 Veal
Calves; s,s43 Sheep and Lambs; 6,6l5 live
Hogs-total 20209. The abundance of cheap
fresh Shad, the overplus of Beef last week,
and the unwillingness Of Brokers to give the
usual credit TO Butchers, many Of whom are
" of for the war" depressed the sales, and
prices closed at last weeks low rates, or
sx@9c. per pound, estimated dressed
weight, for lihe grade Cattle, and from that
down to 61xe. for inferior grades.
There is beginning to be demand for
second class, not poor grades Of bullocks, for
packing for army supplies. Mich cows sell
slowly At former low rates, while calves can
be bought at ones own price. Some Of
Il EN- were sold at 3@4c. per b., and good
cslves at that. Sheep are very plenty, and
soc. per head lower. They were not all
sold, Hogs are in fair supply at d trihins
advance p h.fi- ~ ~ st ItuQ
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27

1861. 1861.
FAST TLNGTs
LITTLE MIA MI
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27

NYOTIOB I9 HBRGBY GIVEN ZaAT
~ lhe subscriber has been appointed sad Qpalited
as AdmihistTalrix onthe estate Of Janes 3. MeOor-
milk, deceased, late Of HAmiiton Connty. f a
Dated ut Cincinnati, this 27th day OF March, 1901
t - Eel u AAs. ann 4GQQkMlQkt a 8a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27

NrOTIOE -THR UNDEReIGNED HAA
IV been eppointed and Qualinod " 4he Probate
q iwiiELf1M Tk6xEEL, dseeA.sd, l6te ci ssid
Hsmtt2p Neqety, Ohio, aff - n FtRp 49, =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-27

DRQHATE COURT N9TIOE, /. AS
herebT gtVen that the subscriber has peen APP
poInte5 asd Enee Of Mrs Susan Kibby, and Is such
having claims agAinst her are notified TO present
fhbml duly authenticated aceeraing tOiAHT % JOHN
Hamilton County, Ohio. y slo 81 imhzl-ct-Wtd5
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HTIsCHI.LANNoUs

JOHN L. VATTIER, P.Na
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- Ok1NED at the Omce OF the Board Of City Inn
provements, until nine O'Clock A. M. of TUESDAY,
with good, bard. burned paving brick, on bed OF
clean sand four inches deep the sidewalks on Mar
tin-sfreet, from Pearl street to Third-street.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
BY order Of the Board. .t
ap2O-tt GEORGE J. GUILFoRD, Clerk,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24

pruaes in the army volunteers and militia 10 The pub
service OF the Coniedersis Safes for Qsrternssies
runphs OF ell de- transportation and other necessary
eip'nsea for the purchase Of SUI ssencs and comsss
.! propsy for the ordnance service In s ts branches
for engineering aud for the surgical and ,dcsl sert
OF the army, and all SUPPLE aud necessary sxpsndi.
lures.
Ser. 2. That the above appropriations shall be dsrI-
bctfd amongst the several objects Of appropriation shove
upeched 10 such portions shall be determined By
the Secretary Of War; With the approval Of the Presi
dent. -. ..'-
A bill authorizing the Secretary Of War to direct tho
employment, when deemed necessary Of nursss aud
cooks for the hospitals the person 90 employed 10 be
sui set TO military control and to be paid ~ enlist
men and sountsers The bill sppropristes for the pay
ueut Of the purses and cooks oas hundred aud thirty
thousand dollars.
bill sppropriang Afty thousand dollars for tho ter.
vices Of physcians employed in conjunction With the
medical SET Of the army.
An act supplemental to act to put in operation the
Government under the permanent cor s.u.loa Of the
Confederate States OF America
The Congress OF the Confederate States Of America
do enact That where in any State Of this Confederacy
there shall be no rguAr session of the Legislature,
be held prior to the lsh Of Febraaty 1862 it IL hereby
provided in obedience to the seventh article Of the PEP
anent Constitution that the election Of hators OF the
frat Ct ngess may be made at any special extra
sion Of he Legislature Of such State prior to the said IS
OF February 1862.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24
LORD DERBY's OPINION OF THE EFFECT OF THE
BATTLE.

Iron the Looden Herald Derby orssnl, AusuHsl
This blow will compel the federal government 10 post,
pone active operations for time, and thus We shoud
hope will allow the feeling in favor OF
which, in spite Of the reciprocal buser really exists 10
du,e itself generally. What should be the ra,ure Of
the settlement h IS not for US TO ayvhether the recoe
milton Of Southern independence or the return OF tie
coded States TO the Union under satisfactory guarantees
TIE American PRESS in the midst Of these misfortunss
still Gods time England Of taking malignant de-
IL ht 10 their difficulties II did should do our
bsst TO encourage the roa!yanee which they them
selves preach II Engshmen desired the desruc.ion OF
American poser they would do their best 10 egg the
North in its revengetul fuzzy.
THE ENGLISH FLEET FOR NORTH AMERICA.
Prom the London Hsvs, Ausud;.
The Bulldog, si,, steam sloop, Commander II. =. Nc.
Kiop will leave spithesd this evening for North Anne
RIGA aud the Yves. InGss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,
ZOE raR sALE on NEGROEl

FOX TIA MIX UF NkdKUkA
yE undesSgned hss this day commenced The Auction business
FOR the sale NEGROES the Auction Room Franklin
street. lately occupied By BETS GREGORY.
win cell Negroes both PsSHe and privaes and socis ne
pAtro ohs ends and the pubic generally He pledges his
the intresf a. bis patrons and fsite ha e
bis leng experience In the tsds he Win be enshled TO
The prices He will make liberal advances
all property n hsnd-And prepared 10 board persons en-
gged 10 the trade and also helr seryanishayng ample sccoa
ned4ions 1r bots. y H sroKks,
On Franklin, srd door below Wall street.
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Law CARDS
CAmM PATTERSON
PARKE POTSDEXTEIs,

ATT o RNEY AT L AW.
HichnOud CITY, Va.
yryIl practice n az Cogrs hCl N the City q Rchmo1A
w All ne e5zEies % csst-rcet Eeurco and PcStn'ar
Os-e o. hs O. 4s, Pearl sGd IA ssec he
So OF Ec.h Waiker Z c. dszt-iy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-24
lfrsn he London Tines. August Isl
Prom the London Times. August TN.

The army Of the United States which has jaat hesu
routed. has had al is spirit broken and, miltirv
body has ceased 70 srs but there are ten times . msuy
ready 70 come 90, perhaps to the sdas fate. We wish
eould find something 10 this victory upon which cond
congratulate either the vioton The vsnquishsd We
wish We could see in IL the probable OF thst hum
ity or that contepment which might facilitate peace
We can however, nnh,ppIy IA Il nothing but What
musi stimulate The esl passions Of both combst.nts
ria complete vie,ory-s much victory a Auster.
!p2. -'.i.a
!. TIE LAW OF BLOCK ABE AND TIE COTTON
SUPPLY. s....
-. lRrsu he Londop Tnsss August g. ~ / !.
n 3: s::: :: - = =: :; + s.Iss ..i :
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TO THE TRADE.

IO HE Trade.
NETT would sEn attention OF merchants Waiting the
w cty % large sad ss selected stook OF DROas -
nEDIciNca PlISTs, oILs WINDOW GLASS. oyk- w
efCEsS PaTtST AEDIcTSts, So, ~. -
OonYrhag 10 paIt IL
Alar, 6inHer Nhts.
Alec Glags- lfr;oAn,
AnrStio Glue,
ArSnlc buN Arabs,
A,sallslaA lbjigo.
Al1pes ihk.
licnSoi Etsossns vi.
BlsckhE, LosNoedi
Blue elone, Linseed OIL,
Bsirstons, EAidet,
Burning Fia,d, Pepper,
BRUSHES 81 Al hnu Bed WOOD,
czraosrs, Sal Soda,
C.znphoE. sap. OAfb. eotA,
Castor o. eedstE Powders.
o,eyes Spanish Droup,
CopceraS, spices, Of I'll Linas,
C,esu Tartar. venetian. BED,
Ceaesntrssd Lys. ysrniShes,
Rc.cra eats, Wits LEAD,
III IogvCod, Window Glass, Of vsrious
Ycssc sizes.
Rvac Eleiy rsnsi with al tie modern improve
merits csring the tYsncss enabled 70 give The Ut
uss dispatch S orders entrusted to sprotasng orrntVdu
JOHN 7. GRAY, Druggist,
uhls No. l<I Main ST.. Richmond. Va
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

w. RANDOLPH, lsi NAN Street. has for sale fal
- School snd Miscellaneous sookI Cap, L., Note
and Wrapping Bspr-Pens Ink fnVeOpes Inkstsnes P-nc
BO0ks sad other articles Of stA1onsEy Also rss aud
sIsnGArd MsEe EyT
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lean revolution has been trss.ed With deliberate

American revolution has been treated With deliberate
reserve which did hoocr TO the wisdom y. Parliament
The burst Of spleneto folly witch provoked In the
Northern States BY the Enssh declaration Of neutrality
might probably have found some ostensble excuse |
parties in both Houses bad not maintained prudent ard
Rigorous silence. II discussion had orcs commence
would rave been impossitl to suppress opinions which
would have been by uniformly paafsble 10 Il
North. The spparent caprice BY which sn intsrnecipe
war sud ienJ succeeded TO policy ct unlimited comes.
son would have been criticize With freedom ofspees
iotosrsble TO American sesstvenes. In all Eng.h
difficulties different f.c,ions 10 Congress have wed With
each other In expressions Of triumphant animoeiy against
the mother country. graver and more responsible
Nssmty knows how to be silent when there no N csssy
for scton The House Of Commons ,usy refused
hear Mr. Gresory defence Of the seeding states add
when Sir John Ramsden used careless phrase which
might have offended susceptible Republicans Lord John
Russell took the opportunity Of expressing
sympathy for kindred nation in language well chosen
tset even the New York journals have not distorted II
into an insult The true policy Of the Government 10
the dispute clear that Parliament not called upon
interfere with Its discretion. Vigorous maintenance
Of neutral rights may ba combined with careful avoid
snce of any or to either beligeren Traders must
take the quences Of the former tendency Of Eng
sh statesmen limit the privileges Of neu.rsls the
assumption that their own country would be princips
In every The right Of search and the Law Of block
ade rest 90 the DECISIONS Of Lord Stoweil, and The
cotton supply from the Southern States Of 10y the
Fe iera cruisers, no legitimate ground Of complaint will
be established until the United States attempt some
cess Of jurisdiction.
LEvYING DUTIES by VESSELS OF WAR
From the Loljon Sess report
Nc Wyd asked the Secretary Of State for Foreign AZ
fairs II Der hsesys government had received any
mnncstion from the President Of the United 6tatss,
frsm the Bttish Ambassador a Washington, that IL
the intention OF the government Of the United States 10
station vessels of the ports Of the Southern state. Of
America to collect snd levy tulss upon foreign merhan.
dice, r.
Lord Pslmerston-The federal Congress have passed
q bill into Law empowering the President II he should
think st. TO do What my honoab friend ssys namely,
station vessels Cd certain por in the Southern States
for tho purpose Of ihsre eel Getting duties uon
goods coming in. Ny honorable friend will be aWG.
that this proceeding il it should be adopted wonld be
PRACTICABLE supercessiOn Of the blockade because you
c. mot blockade port to prevent ships from entering,
AID at the time levy customs duties the sssump
ton that the port open. We havs not yet been in
formed vha! III, intentions Of the President With
regard the matter which tf the two modes he viii
pursue.
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Ing introduced NON Glib hhn1s Also the forms of PAste
for Reviews lDpsed Dress Psrsde Guard MosRlny Duties
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THE RICHMOND WHIci.
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RICHMOND, Aug. n, 1901.
The following bills we're reported in Congress ysstsr-
day, So approved and slsued BIZ President Dayis:
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