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, 1861-08-08

Thtre seems to be some conflict amang
Ii New York papers in relation to the late !
* iii agreed upon by the Committee Of
ttrte;ence, On the part OF the House and
st.a,e, juEt before the adjournment The
s,.s:.-1act Of The law printed by us yesterday
=. prepared from the Herald Last eve
.1g The Tribune came to hand with tbs
;...ex ;ng, which is probably and 1lnfoztu-
:.>.t1y correct "
ZEE TARIFF AND DIRECT TAX BuL.-Tai5
1,s.ts.: oct is printed at length in to d=E's
e3tuL lives msterially anendedbv the
tslic;zEce Committee, who struck cuS the
:;sItssd TT uron gold AMI silver watches
al p:tssut4 carrsages, and abandoned the
"a 5t t1ci5e Epon cunCs.ic liquors. Whle
d.rablC revenue might have been drawn
.ru 7h.:s source 8, j. would require great
~: ii cLnbseaE machinery to do the F7ork-
Trl.,y cf $50 COZ, GOO IS upon real properly
- i:e:mts. Every resident is et;isled to
tst1Vtlcn ii lie properly Epon Hh.ch ne re-
ats g f.r as $500; and on incomes Of lass
::c $500 PER year 20 ta1is levied. All above
ts0ls three per cent. on the excess The
nemc ta1. vii personally effect ali who re-
r:.7e rtgu:ar Wages OF salaries, ai coz
is.ies whether corporate or not who have
i:Es CT profits derived from sources not
L:-t!v.se taxed By tie act, and al who have
--c3Mts te1tred iron any source Of baElle5s,
";r.se CT vocatie1, dividends of stocks, in5er-
"s:t Il money or debts, salari@s, interest Oh
":s-aciss, anD0.Cef, OF derived from anJ Clher
@teE.ee, within or bsyold the boundaries oi
''tte E1t;ed S.ates.o For The purpose of this
ta- i4s, We take 1t thstt "lucome" will be d..
ed II. be j1lt about the same as "net prof
is" Ncn1esiIeIts who draw income from
E:ts:es OF business in this country, psy fire
ls:sai Of three Per cezt~ The direct Tx Il
Gaito tc go, ,000, 900, c1 which New Yc-k i
ops. y 2Cu3. .916, very lasge proportion o.
trl1sr !&ll.ng upon the city. -. :.
Ulise there is provision for the appoint
NIT ct the necessary asssseora aud COLLECTION
-aen.sll a.E3 in itEcf-there is D eayirg SEC
aca Witch ought to render nearly Nil sncs
sIEoia.nnets Unnecessary. This section per
LIS zach State to DO lis assessing, and collec
Z lis Or wsy, By tie regular officers Tor 9:
nVrIosts, AID allows sny such State Is psE cea
= he bipur.i0ned tax hs com ptrsstion- Ever
S:stc ought to accept this Office. Il wo11
lot Ez!t Haliy add to the duties Of their Il
GEal latcEs, Nhile it would save the necs5sft
& creating ehoBt Of of1cet6 the most ucpop;
hr, by Icasoa Of their calling, that can b
ssusgius& In New York alone, nearly {400
go night be saved to the State IN this Way.
TIE 1sriouE tariff notifications, on Ehie
lie Government relies for large incomc, n
s.lar.ced in the following tablas, where Il
ccEpk.e the neg rate. with those Of the No
II ts1!G. adopted II March last. The first t
t,etms1aces the charges in the ad vators
, 1861-08-08
From Fort mpton to be
EeEpled--lo0seneeso OF Eh<o Block

E3NkA X Vxk 4AbNI0H4Aok2N 8Hk0A TO DC
Reo<eEpaed--Loose OF sne Block
Aae. -
], FORTRESS MONROE, Aug 6.-Hampfon viii
:f9EiMent Iem the Nnstl,. =: -. -: :.
- afe Quaker City, arrived here, picked up
This morning near the Cape, a small boat con
eseaped from Fort Oregon, N. G: They give
some stsrtliug intelligence Of the doings off
the North Carolina coast At Hatteras- 1alet
fhsre are three steamers and 3 pilot boat prf-
Watering. Ons Of them, the Gordon, run the
blockade at Charleston, ,aad came to Hattaras
Inlet ten days ago, since when she has cap
tHred the brig VIM G. MeG1very, OF Bangor,
from the Calollnas with molasses, and the
schooner Protector, from Cuba with fruit.
All the pri1ateers are armed with rided cau
nor. NeWbu1gb, n. c., is the headquarters
Gf these pirates. The gun-beats are bang
collected and mounted at Norfolk, to be
tsken down the canal The bark Green, Of
Portland, with Government coal, was captured
3 week ago, and taken into Beaufort, n. G.
The rtfDgees state that the Confaderates.
scarcely recognize the coast blockade
at all During all this period of time
sereTal gunboats have been quietly anchored
ct Old Point.
The Frieate Wabash has arrived from
CEartston for eoaland water, having been re-
1ieTed by the. Roanoke She captnred the Mary
Alice OF New York, which had been taken by
the piratical schooner Dixie. The prize crew
hIe new priEoneFs On the Wabash She also
took the brig Sarah Starr, bound from Viii
mlrgton to Liverpool, with tur1antine and
resin, and calling under English colors. -
, 1861-08-08
ViolxfRpu Of Southern Malls.

IoulsvnLE, Arg. There Is no cecurity
ter remittarces III money from Southern
1,oi,:ts TO this city, or north Of here. Letters
which are passing through the mail sout': Of
KsL lucky are generally opened and pccunfarx
contents sometimes distracted By parsons
Claiming authority under the Southern Con.
fedeIacy.
Galveston dates Of the 27sh u;t,, says Vilau-
ri expresses the greatest friendship for the
South and means to PRESERVE peace On the
Rio Gran6e frontier. Tue Brownsville Flag
.says Nepro, Leon and zaeaticas, have ssceaed
tom Mexico, and Otara and Ytlaorri hare
made q. treaty to work together.
The Heayune Of the 4:h, cougnz:c1"tes the
Confederacy On the COMMUNICATIONS against
Fe6ers1 army Generals in the North, and ar
cues The success Of the South On account OF
more unanimity; it ridfcu.es the present
blockade, and thinks England will put an end
IN il
, 1861-08-08
~''.l)itago Trihtt1rt


Pillows MOVEMENTS. :: :
1he latest and most plausible THEORY of
nEcv's movements is that he is striking
:;,!:e 'ead mines Of that State for the pur-
! Il establishing himself there, main-
ssseng lis. communications with New
S{,ss,id, aud supplying the Febel army with
::::cri.1 lorthe;r lSllets. tits known that
:: .:sesssEon is 1amentably short Of lead, and
Is; tie sources Of supply are all cut
: 4: Lence this theory has The merit
J.: probability bu; il the doughty
:: II; sseean does not expend more
!: 4, ID! in gaining and holding his position
! :sasa sll his forces viii be ahle: to dig out
z.x,:tSc Garth, We are mistaken in the energy
,,drcscurces Of Gen. Fremont But spec
H..stcn is useless; day or two more will
T. eal lis movements in such a way that
-,h;; object cannot be mistaken. He is
a 81; to lie well supplied With means Of
ssnspertat:on, having 400 wagons and
i :ap mules in his traia-suttlcient to IN
3rse his yagrant inclinaions to his hearts
, 1861-08-08
~ LATER FROM EUROPE.
Steamship Europa ut Halifax.

from LiverE ool 9Th, yia Queenstown 28th, has
arrived mere On here way to Boston.
In The English House OF Lords, Sir Cha7-
Wood, in speaking Of the favorable aspect Of
Indian affairs, said, be believed ultimately
England would be independent Of America
tor cotton. This years. supply Of cotton from
India was 100000 bales more than ever be-
fore.
.Afr. Bflzton called the attention Of the.
House Of Commons to the Increasing Of the
Cuban slave trade !:
,b1r. Gregory said he hoped Napoleon would
co operate with England In putting down the
slave trade, and trusted recent events in
America would prevent American capital from
befrg embarked in this ne!a1ious trat1c-
Lord Pa1merston eaid that he regretted the
government Has not more successful in lnduc-
leg the United States to take more stringent
measures to put down the traffic chiefly CHI
. lied on by American vessels.
FRANCE The Bourse opened firm but
clos very heavy. Rentes 67i 75c.
ITALH.-The protests Of the Italian people
against the French occupation Of Rome
were receiving vast numbers Of signatures.
Movement Of Iowa Troops-Am iowa
Town Th1satcned-.-The Killed as
Athens
/ Bun11soTox, Iowa, Aug: 7-Ths 1st Rsgi-
'ment of Iowa Cavalry and 7th Inlantry left
here yesterday for st. Louis, The 9Th left last
Friday night, and the 9Th Saturday morning,
from :Keoknk, from which place the 5:h has
been ordered to Boonyile, Mo-, and the 9Th to
st. Louis. -
Adyices from near the Missouri line state
that rebels in email force are making dem IN
stratiors at Croton, Iowa The town hiss not
been taken, 'as reported. The people are
greatly in need Of arns and ammunition.
| In the fight at Athens, on the 5th, three
! Union men were killed and several wounded.
| Only eix Of the rebels are known to be killed.
, 1861-08-08
FROm~ QUINCY. .


:. Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibuae,]
: Q1Ecr, Ang. E-sf:n.}
: The Hhrnibs1 aud ST.: Joseph train goin4f
weet, this mornIhg, ,wss fired into by tebssls
about si1 miles from Palmyra The force coaa
not,be estimated, s thsf were concealed vt
5ixty .hots struck the. .toeomotiTs,- and ahfas
dozen passed through the co.eses. No r.
sengers were INJURED; The engineer, ho"eTr,
received slight scratch from = bullet to On |ae
si3e Of his head - -: :: r.
The te1eerapthi:1i6 is cat several miles fom
Palmyra, aid 1t East n one. o:asr: plaee,
faaher Nest = IL
Captains Bg1rap s and Patmes'a companies
!: cf cavalry marcEsa ,ihto- MissonEi' yesterday
morning. fully euu}ppct.
, 1861-08-08

CAino,: Aug: 7,-TEe troopa aens e reinS
iqEse teEs 20. netsa oaiess therGhe
@ to7een are So miles dlstant The: steamers
Expftes nd January arrived at, Cape G!rsr-
:de "a 1T $50 tits P:M. from g. LOUIS. WIZ
:: :Wo o. IeE inepta fsr reinforcing Col. Marsh
T:nee Gene1tezs from Col. TaIcnln.s ,ssea~
neaE were arrested p ks1tncky iaasG1gas. i :
sre sTsectea hsro immediatxly.
The ETehs3a on the Tennessee river nsar the
e,.:e line, .esized the eteamer: Fos3honfas
With 60 bids Of tobacco IRON Lou15vsue, =.
7 7: 1t a0entizl ps1ties are recruiting the rebels
IL ps6ucah. ena 17,,;,o;;; :;
msicr;9N .e1Ee 17er counfies beloH unlon.
tnFSn fiye- q snaIl sesess.aa as3offt7. i. 4
, 1861-08-08
! What 1. sa9ce. Tor tho Goose, &C.
:: CH1oAao. Argusts, 1851.

We would llke*your opinion Of baHking
which proceeds upon the basis Of paying out
pnonsy over TIE counters which will 1,t b>
received back sga;n the same day. a .lasge
banker, recently stsrtlng bus;nesa, paid drafts
o. them in the morning, IN Ce1lada tsonsy,
and refuzea to take It :bsek In the ai1s1noea.
II lbs ii thc Eay to build mp i. business and
,sts:a lie Commercial interests Of Chicago,
It is iar to supposo that our husinsss man
have learned nothing in our recent curraEcg
troubles, slad ara Only waiting patiently 70 b
nIuczzea ezz;n; Ekst4persannated geese, ritA
cply f3v tit f. f=:a:s1asxa1azts.S = MzRoRaRE:s
, 1861-08-08
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Mfljtary yPFeparartons"sRreE Gives
Up Three AuH4WAy Slaves, ana
stops Popular sCIa1ncr.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibune.1
ST.. LOUIS, Aug :, 1851.
There has been the usual military excite
ment here to-day. Three months soldiers who
have been psid off are re-enlisting for the war
rapidly, and but few will leave the service. !
Preparations are being made to give ample
aud comfo.tabls qua1ters to- the large force,
that Is eoon expected here, il r3lrsuance' of
the design Of Gen. Fremont to rapidly e@a}
centrate forces: here 10th fer defensive Anf
intensive purposes. = 5; !!
: The .seeessionists thi= morning attempted
to 1aI.a N eErc4telnent on account Of three f9.
kitiye alaTes hayinE taken refuge IL the All
.senal:: Their outrrias were at once hnshed b
the. prompt rendering up, by The military, d
tue slaves to their owner. This conduct hs.
had marked favorable effscS Epon. the ppblE
mind. go. ~ .>s>@ =
The city is full Of reports Ct IN engagement
at Springfield. and peopls are greatly excited
butsmeasures hzve bean :akento prevent u
disturbance Occurring. .s I.
, 1861-08-08

TIE INDIANA NMTH.-We learn. from an
officer in the Ninth Indiana Regiment, that
mass meeting of the boys lately composing
thst gallant regiment, reading in the Va'pa-
also distsict, Will be held at Valparaiso, Ind,
en- Saturday next, at O'Clock Astronomical.
3Nl1uy and Mejor Gordon, Of Indiana, and G.
S. Cameron, Esq, Of Chicago, are expected to
be preeent Mote especially are the late mem.
Ee1e Of Company e., desired to attend the
maes muster.
, 1861-08-08

hEVUIEB
NEW YORK, Ang. 7.-The ba's dispatch
eays that no rebel troops are within ten miles
OF. Alexandria, but deserter from the rebels,
who was impressed, says the rebels retain
their old position and are badly proyisloned,
being alternately starved and aurfeited Thsy
are much disorganized by the late battle, and
alarge number, especially foreigners, arc being
impressed
The War Department has official inform
ation Of the victory OF Lyon over McCulloch.
, 1861-08-08

COLUMBUS, Aug. 7-Thc Democratic State
Convention has been in session hore to-day,
and nominated e. j. Jewett for Governor, and
John Scott Harrison for Lieut.. Governor, A
Eelies Of resolutions were adopted. The Sd
recommends the Legislatures Of the several
ting the present difficulties and restoring the
Union. The filth resolution condemns ths
Presidents late a.ftmpt to suspend the haoeas
cOrpus,
, 1861-08-08

Eueouf8kt1K Reports 1roA our>
Woe0ded Pf1soRera An Va.
NEW YORK, Ang.'Z-The Tribune has the
following extracts from private letter, i'm
which IT states that cur wounded at The Char
lottsTilie {Va-) hospital are all we'll treated,
AID that many Of them have been taken into
rr1yate houses. twill be seen that some who
SIC supposea. to be dead are still alive
and doing we'll Among them are Capt. Butter
worth, oithe 1st Mich, wounded ia the thigh;
Sergeant Phads& was with him, unhurt, but By
staying with his Captain, was taken prisoner.
lie 1eg,1wm loze The leg. A: number of. the
regiment are with him. ". n Esgun,. same
regiment, slightly wounded There are manly
more Of cur wounded at Chafl but at
the date of the letter, July "a. the writer had
not learned their namea.
, 1861-08-08
Froaa HR1ana-The17Ek Rebel Pffates.-
Rr1xc Crow Made Fr1boneFSs -

sew -TdRK, Aug.7i The steamer Colnmbla
brings Hav ana dates~of ths3d- The Captain
General Of Cuba Wis abssnt ct St. Domingo,
:akng formal possession Of the Dominican
ferif51V un{Eha. 8panieh. Coast No foreign
war yeseeM.lvere. at HaJana. Street and
lighvny .-robEefy,, -and- .othsE aepradations
teemed3to be On ths i1srease. The markets
were active. sugar slightly higher. quoted
71I@8 reals. Stock In port III, 600 boxes
iSs Columhia reports, July 18th, when in
1st So, long. a, she passed q Emai1 schooner
win scmefhing covered upon deck. oa the
approach Of the steamer the schooner hoieted
tfe AMERICAN Tag. which SAVED her from
.ors b ussge After passing the schooner sne b!
T enst 6lh, spoke brig Sarah Start bound to n.
with !, ,p1ize crew On board. @,
, 1861-08-08

4 Rebei FEaVateef SunK'
PHILADELPHIA, August THE rebel YES
rel was called the Petrol under her new COM
mission. The broads1de from the St.+La7-
renee Gu. her completely in two. The pris-
orEss arc on their way up to this city on the
steamer Flag, sud viii be p1aced in custody Of
the Marshal.
For other particulars see afternoon dis
patchts on End page.1
, 1861-08-08
FROM WARRINGTON.

:: lskeci4l Dispatea to the chaaago 1tiihnnel
- !.;.~- *WAsNaaroH, sAngeEt7 I, 1851,
!. ABOUT PROVOST MARSHAL, PORTER.
= Gem. Porter, Provost Mtrssa1, eorhidea,e
hackmaas, the pole Of 7faoss carriage aec1a.
:dsntly struck his hcrss, n front Of: Willsxd'a
hotel, last night. +Avolunte9 A'3o1 standing
nesl, eud miEttzirg the Ms1shas foS = iElead.
bsggea Tim TO remember his pcsitioa; vlhaze-
upnn Porter struck him also, IN ts,e fscs. The
Mejbr Gsnt ! sayo3ts tits ndraig. u IL ssta1s
, 1861-08-08

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 7.-Nearly the full yose,
from forty counties, returns but three -seees.
sionists to the Legislature. But the disloyal
counties are not yet generally heard from
We'll informed politicians Think the lsglsla-
Be7enty.five per cent. Union men.
, 1861-08-08
News from tho South.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, 7th. !

We conyersed yesterday with gentleman |
direct from the infested district OF Tennessee,
and sscertained d from MIN some facts in rel4t:
TO the true condition Of things " Sccessia-
Our informant left; Ra2aolph, Isacessee,
about d week ago under pretencs Of goicg to
Misscuri to join the rebl army. He repre-
ssnts most deploraale siate OF. aHalr5 in
Memphis and EashVil1e-a rant Of employ
mieIt among all CLASSES but the military, and a
want Of foco anaoag great many. Merchants
of the war, and do not hesitate to say to the
military chief1airs that they. must whip the
North very soon, or else give up the idea.
Planters, too, are less enthusiastic in the nGYls
canee, and gzunbles both loud and deep are !
uttered at tie sloWness with which It .pEo
eres.ee The removal Of the blockade will bn
demanded Of the Southern Government be = :
fore 1org-so our informant Bays :.
We-Tere' somewhat amused at hearing
verbal statement Of the account Thich the
| Tennesseeans received Of the battle Of Bull
| Run. The Federal loss was in no, case put at
less than u, 600 Killed, 10, 900 worn1sd, and
l. about IS mary taken prisoners, While the C3n-
| fede1atesswere reported to have come ont OF
| the fight with but = few hundrs3 missing:
TIE reign Of terror edsts to q fnghtfnl tx
tsnt in Tennessee, and men a,s hung every
day for the expression oftsanliments that do
! ret tally precisely with the ideas OF the slave
o1gancby. "A couple of weeks since meeting
d*Has he1dnear Randolph to take inso eonsia, q
i
l;this st7te, Who was nifty high esamh q
r nf hang i Subscriber to Tho; Caned0p1h 20:
/ zinc nnd. Connasy1S1l He WAS. 1ssured that
noh1ag eutthe 1ae Of his sS ass4Pa r..
.irom The hatter.* He was only.s"s acquitted"
On Condition. 0f his exchanging the 4azstte
ards> CpnameTcia1 for: the EnqHiser, which = e
i: Considered - 1perfectly, orthodox. papI Al
4 through the Bputh. We'hhSe our informant 9
q. word for 'the.statement that the Cincinnati
II ENQUIRER and the New York Ascs and Dd'
$: Baok nc the only Northern papers which q
~man who ya1nes his life dare Iead n y. Fsnnea:
}'tee.
J; from Fort Randall and. sent TO New Madrid
MMsouri Great efforts are being made IN The
! interior OF the State to raise volunteers FOL
, the rebel amy In Missouri They are no'
! ye1y successful however, as sontherners Al
: I@beginning to and that camp nie'doesnes egre!
:: with them, and generally prefer maintaining
T1z7eiins, even fzom ese Part Of The stas M
+ to anothcr, is prohibited to eitlzens, save bY
]. pamit ike ne following from the mllitaE
e authorities: .:4 =
81 CoS4EnznAzz sTA1Es< OF AMKR1cA,
a DepaTtmEtt NO. q ]
, 1861-08-08

TEMV 3FFHfETSEHTE.
: A. ,,;an7,h+ a.. senate Ia et;u J., a1-c,t;,e
eoea;a- A7i {ha ~ 1orot otafnent g armV eonn;nt.
msnta ToeTH: have h. IN cp1 ti1mei ;ncind1n5 Gans
Rnt1er sshc-c md I;e,,t I!oI EnorT ri
meoa ibe besn aatea ,on y he os inenntSs
t;h1a eyiSenoes 80 tnrsserfsd IF T;ent ri
Enaorp,s Inra1tv Tha Gaaa coms m in s,,ch a
shane thai liz stannchest and strjctsst S7na- l.
toT1 were ran n,ecIndeI fron1 Wiling aFa;,,at him.
.het ali eta4s,,snt =, raio.
ton TO the matter VII be given to the public.
DIV ~ eof fnw1an nr..p prEsinrNr,a icr1oS
~ e1o -. --.l1 -.1'- -
a o1l paseeq nota donses to.oay, meleasa9e
the pay fsoldieIs IRON $llst9 9l5 Per month: n
me second seeaaon re expressly lsgalizsa ne lass
nroG4amanon o. tae F1es1aenL lne apa sosen .t.a
the house vas ~ 70 =. fno Oil was 1ntso-
opeea g eenato! Nasoa, any . II lmo Aoo1s
"as Feahy -of Inc effes1oenI's hignA'use'
, 1861-08-08
CpSYKngnAEE STATEs< OF AMERICA,
K Heatquafters Department No. 2

--.-= has permission to visit Glarke-
Vile, Tenn, upon his honor as q man that ne
viii not ccmmnniEate In writing Qr Tetbally 70.
ha' nav nosaeee which s1nfGht be OF use to- oNf
cren ies. By order Of Gen: Polk. : - ~
=: 8. F. MoRaAE, Adsuta7t.-
, 1861-08-08
Fy Gilbert, Sampson & Warner,
H. GESERAI ArcrIosEz8s, 8, Lake eerees-
Ry Gilbert, Sampson i Warner,
IL GHERA AUlr1oSHKKs, 81 Lake street.
Large and rerempt5rE sale OF
New Pianos aad Beledsoas 1t Auction.

ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th. AT 81 O'CLOCK.
A. cur salts1eom 81 1ske STREET an tnEo.ce Of new
Pianos b. the following named dn1auuiacsa1ass Yize
Osa splendid seyen octave PIANO, rosaxood caae,
fGE iron ame fonr ronnd :ornered eefpenEna mould
ing-a magnificent toned Instrument mada By r. GIL.
bers d Co, Boston.
frame. four round cn1nere1 and yeIy itch Ard btt2-
liant tened Made BY ., ae~aA1t 4 Co. Boston
Oae tsyen. octave Do Eo,swood casa ,nli IRON
.is4 and 1one. Made by Am.sa De1tsr. Bosto9 49,.
irems fonr rourd enznetsd .7i.h bead IoaldaE: nd
splendid 1ntHumenta MadsbF AndAsR Dexter, Boston.
One 6Hcctase do seEoad Gaze, fnl1 iron nan=.
ropnd cornered- MAIDS ~ Brown q Alien. Boston,
Also four othefs hich Will BE- dsxc1bed a
ttey arrive = -
ssle I: new aad IN perfect order, and ms instxu
ucnt- -.
Il e above Pianos we're al selected by a thorough
mu8ae artist from retail warcroos OF the above
parr ed manufacturers, and win ba sold with wa1tza
tertur one year They will be On exhibition t7o daJa
previous the eale that all Rho tasroua OF pnf
chfdDE can have Al opportunity Of examining and
III Ing them
E4e3f- from the b. st in tha East &d
arcuot .eNsd for durability and dnsh- TheI CO
'e SesA I GILBERT; SAMPSON & WARMER. .
ty FITS sw AucnoneeI1,
, 1861-08-08

WASHINGTON, August 7.-Gen tJohnstoa IS
Low q short distance north Of Manassas
Junction, and may be On his way to locate at
Charleston, where Ills Eeouts.have frequently
been seen Of late,
, 1861-08-08

IOWA ,7ResPs, nURRiED E4sW1RD.
, 1861-08-08

1sha fh14lr pEUVlQes 1ol t1Ss<!A AxAHo1ssol
- dne ESI;s. S other regulations important to
9nS Ia Eae,e, but Of no account to the mas Of
1eafcTF~ ~ 4haae measures js enother
co. , ns1 nas1,n1e.asntsuyt to the Loan blu which
ri s1aEs sc, tfe seTetary Of the Treasury to ssns
ss sssSs sts e SasaesE: aoss e
sssS1s IN % %Semand redeenaele as II g; = LOUIS L.
nc5nnsH and permits e netss 70 20 % e1nl II
sne1 1e tie Original ba 1nlmau@ .Sa ,sssan M,s ~ ~
3ercs pysble On demand sham % 9a1sa nsss'gn 20
for uubitc duet Tbeuext secsa9n ,assa ~ -
sfsG, the Sub Treasury law, IS !. s;f Agfe anv ii
& sextEta.y Of the Treasury to oeRoeht. ~
). tscmaneys obtained On aay o1 oaa;a IT, It ihe
.. nryT authorized by 1aw, TO-: e1soE 1s, g 81
" Tressnrer Of the United e!ates n sue ,eot ~
- rrnt specae.pa3ing baakR % ha may = ~ X,
:. ~ The said moneys SO degosltea 1tt nag ~ y:
ss AIt1,1vaTu from deposition deposA N1.a - ~
{. seeEiarly aathorized dEposstMtee. Or d9t 81
<19S1ent.of public dues, Q: ps1d u 1eosMp
.sssn ~ fhe notes authorized 70 5e 1ssuee
aas sa. sdient i6tss a 70. 81 be directed by, th
$. seGrssnTT Of the Tressury," aaa 9aslly, In'
asoZ1tsrT n, pegotiating % year . pr con
fx~ae 1sisst rot take less thar the eqnIs&en e,
cspT d a. Z per cent banda authorized D
le Lox1a XII - ::
, 1861-08-08

Tie a;terel:o.= IN specific duties are much
r.re .umezous aud inpnrtznt- Tne main
:c.is- ce is upon Tea aId Coise-sae form #
l.E icrr ee1te-
, 1861-08-08

l.
Approximations Along >he BORDER.
, 1861-08-08
f>HICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
~ RAILROAD LINE.
&UhfMEK ARHANEENENT.


One Express and Mai Ira leaves West Side Un1ca
and artiyet trun St Louis ct TN r. " daily {e1csps
Sunday The Alton Accommodation Train, Win
ctpt eu. day. and arrives nt IFS a II.
n.-19 JAMkS EQBB. RecsITet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-04

In the House Mr.. kellogg, Rep, Of Hi.
nois, offered a. substitute for the report Of
the Com. Of 80, several joint resolutions
proposing to amend the Constitution in sew
eral particulars. The most important one is
as follows:
Act Is prohibits slavery, except for the
punishment OF crime, in oil Territories north
Of 36 deg. 80 min, while it shall remain un :
der a Territorial government, and allows il
10 oil territory south OF that limo while in a
Territorial condition, and provides for the
admission TO the Union OF any Territory
north or south, With or without slavery, as
the Constitution Of the new State shall pro-
vide.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Texas, made a strong
Union speech, and Mr.. Stokes OF Tenn. said
there was no cause for severing the Union !;
denied the right Of secession admitted that
he was submissioniss, and said be would
rather be that than rebel and traitor.