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TEIENEw YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING. July ii. 1851.


CmaAsaos I. a. Gsv,r--.-s. -
On Tu'sdsy, IL Gov,rnm.u, negotiated Ia
thh city IN issus Of hv. milllions Of sixty DAYS
hx p.r cent Treasury note, without he I..s.
shost' and n b believed Il could have rsis.d
double ~ treble .As amount with equal ..s..
This shows the cOnhoen,s Of our capitalists ia
ths stability Of the Goverau eat and their
willingness A. well ~ their ability 10 sustain
itvi'h rouey-ths people freely supplying
The nsu. The plain, siraigstfor rrd policy
d the President, as stated In bis Message 70
-COnsres. and n. ,. .;v and sound hnrnci,l
policy cfths Secretary Of Ii. frssary,, q. a. /.
vs'oPed In his lsts report, have, no doubt bsa
. powerful erect apo. u. binds Of capital
e " thsy nave bad vpon tn, mind, Of all
:. oar eitiz,ns.
rhsrs 10 no longer or there has sver besp)
suy ground for doubt that the Govcrnm,tt
men pssdsd 10 tu.tsin Ia authority. Thu,
far, nssrly all the money aid has b,sn been
given BY our own citiE'ns but foreign ca 2i a.
lists, seeing the proofs Of their confidence, and
tempted BY the liberal rate q interest off.red,
will compete for . share In the new loan about
TO Be sanctioned by Congress. THUS, a. i'm
nsnss amount OffOr,ign capital will be draws
into this eOuntry, and iu employment and cir
culs,iSn here must sumtls,s many brsnehs.
Of industry. Much Of tbs capital will, II no
esssity, b,esms "na' uralizsd' r. that IL fixed o.
sstal.d In the county, and though It's own
era must be paid interest ard princisal Il ma,
DO %. down as certain tina. moro than half .
them VIII re Invest in property If ore kind o
smother, In the United States.
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Fires, Iaaucsts, Aooidssss
FIRE II THE BowKhr.-At half
o'el,ck A NJ veatardav q Ara he

FIRE II THE BOwKhr.-At half :
o'clock. A. M. yesterday, . fire b-
the store No. 367 Bowery. occupied
KLER, dealer In china. The stock wa
about 81 500 and the building about
fore the flames were extinguished.
In the cigar store No. 366X, oec{
MARTHA MAHIER, was damaged abou|
uoJtly by water. Insured for OIL 0oV
FIRE IN EIsr TwELTTH srRKS1'l
half past II o'clock on Tuesday pishl
bles located on the rear OF No. 203 X
street were set on fire, and nearly d.
They were o Wn,d by PSrHa MEG ,ssI
loss is estimated at $500. Insured.
SUICIDE by TAKING PoIsos.-Corod
BE held on ipaues', yesterday, upon "
an unknown man, kund In . dying COD
IRE corner OF T'h sv nus srd 42d street,
to ths 22d wNo s alton Housr, where d,
spsusd poes MOI ten ex.mih alton shd
dsa,h wts osuied by az overcoss Of ara
% pers 'outd en- ths person OF deceased
tbs, ha ib,epd'd suicide, and that his 1
yAooB ZlNNERMAs. A',er the Inquest,
wss Iaksl TO she dsad htnse al u sllev u
for fl ther iSoniihestion-
FATAL ACcrDRNr TO A voLUSrS
irqa's' was hsd by Coroner CANINE Al
Bos. iiAl, upon the body Of man who va
OF the 12th uli., by falling from an omnll
AVENUE, whils in,OxicHed. aud died on
ghL PspIs IN ths pockets Of ds,eSs' ID
hun 10 bs pIiv,ts In the Tsmmauy
HIS name was mol ssceriAned, Verdict,
Nl des'h.
FATAL CoUP DE SoIIEL CASES. =
JAcEMAs he'd en- iNq1ss, yes'e-dAy .,
Rospia, upon che boty o. FRASK DRm
G.rrnsu backs nish, VINO died ron toe
. SUI ,sirCks tsce.v d o. Tustd,y, white
IN hotI Il he SHOP N 30I Rroni street,
wts 80 y as Of Iss.
rte SINS OuIoser hs.d an inquest I
Llfpn d troll. upou abs body OF Gro.
WAC d cd ir III the fscts OF Asan.,ttoks
whils wslli \ in GtssIs street 90 Tue d
A toJ, nsnsd RKgAs, WAS prostrAi u
while in henry atIs,t, by SUI Htrise,
/ to IA. Residence no. 80 Monroe sHsst.
A won an, ntm' d SARAH Swans, reaid
corner Of Firt Az nus atd 26'h sress
tiated By a stroke Of abe sun whils wAlki
Fret AvsI ne. She wAs conveyel 10 Bell
| pal
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RxInF ron voLUTsKRS. Rev. DIR
SPRrsa and several other prominent pastors
Of the 2lSt Ward cal . meeting To- night to
consider what action may be necessary to p'o'
t.ct from starvation the families o. our pa
triotIe volunteers residen: In the 21st Ward
To meeting will be held at Nc. 4S5 Fourth
Avenue at eight o'clock.
Some action is certainly necessary for th'
relief of the families If volunteers all ever The
city. Almost every day numbers of per wS
men and children rppear at ths Park Barracks
begging for soms,hirg to support lis, snd all
telling the same hard story that their bus
bands and fathers are at he seat q war, an
ali tAair resources cut of. Ihir immsdiAt'
needs are supplied by the charity Of Captain
assr, or the contractor az the barracks, bu
a. their cid Is merely 10 prop 'rtion to th'ir In
civ,G. al ability, ,h' bottom is very ea'ily ar
rived At. Win ret our citizens do somsthini
effective 10 this mattsr, and quickly tO'.
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PArKrr USTERMKxrxp B.KI


Absolutely puIer made BY process Whis'
elATed by the College Of PhyzciAns In Lond
s na,f 1Rs ss sSs s1s aii ans n tss
presal we'd raised without yeast, baking ~
kalies, or any coTruptins Ingredients Eeu
for many days never souru, contains twice
IN the woTid. For sale al the msnufa ctory'
14th u one door from the Academy Of Hui
Also at as Sixth ave enc door ab9vo fifth
Fourth ave- near 24th St, and $40 Eighth q
2qth IL.
Regularly delivered 10 families in
Of the city. DAVE
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Fortre" Monroe, July Cen. BurIxR 10.
dsy Ia on The RIP Reps. expsriusntlng With Saw
mas JAZZ and HoTouus shells. upon the BAT
tuy u Sswalls Point. B,ms experiments with
The lss., yss,ed ~, were pronou,oed rsnsrksbls
~ L,sut, BAuos, who has charge Of the ordnance
dspsrtmat In The ssssDos Of Csps Drn. Tns pur-
pose sdsy u 70 ha shs three varieties, with visu
q n otcs sdophng the most eTs,uvs. A large
company wen, over I, the p R,ps with General
BvTiSz. and the scene from toe rsmrsr,s was very
auiu ai,d. Several ali v are aid TO have bssr
hrtd this morning nom the new CsnfsdsrsSs bat
tsry, ne.riy opposis the II p Reps, bu, pe,hins
dsanlss 10 known concerning shs Posi,oa Of ,hss,
enArenohmst.
prrRmHnsTs Arp ruEanAPu.
Our troops are h ,rd u work sausnchiug them
'slv's eus:ds This Hampton Bridge across II .mp
G ssk will be cSmplssd In 10 few dsy- A ,sls-
frPA virs Il also erected nearly all the way u
Nsvport Nsws.
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Psisos I.lsllAgoaos, &c

A MuAIoIAN BHArKn TO DEATH II
AnHEw jISsnAS, . German musioi en-,
Of Ass, aisd ys e'dsy, ~ his resi- dsnc'
Av.nus q, from the sfsc,s OF ipJuriss Il
tn, 4ih, ~ Gtt epbsrg, N j. TINS dseea,
psArS, belonged 70 . band Of musicians, "
emp eyed 50 'tsoA . GdmAn 1st!vAl he'll
W bog While thsTe, ID seems the PSI
OF the hand was not satisfactory 10 soI
sus sc, Who oompl Aiped that thay cut lh
snort, 81 d 30 aNsSk was made upon iis U
.DdrDg ths disturbance, JmHnAH was
ons'y Injured In abe abdomen, sAd died
tn>Cs on Tuesday night. Tns Coroui
rpdsfsd verC ict d ID eth fro N psriso
ducad / y iRJnri's received % the hard
persons uhknown-r
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THD JoIET CoMhrTKK OF rHEFiC oMMoS
Cousonp appoiO,sS 70 make some preparations
for the be Ter relief az the kAmili,s Of the vol
untee,s U..t yea .ie ~ afternoon, and orsAn-
lied by e,c ing AldOrmAn CHIPr, CHARM an,
ard Mr.. TAYLOR Clerk OF tbs COMMITTEES.
The Committee thsu sdlOumsi TIL next Fri
day.
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us yesterday, with friend to ASSURE Us that
our police reporter was misinformsd In isfet-
snoe to the fight al tbs Hone House, noticed in
our last. He was present AZ the time, but In
tsrts-ed only to attempt to qusll the disturb
snce, end VAS not struck by the fist OF the
President of tho Board Of Aldermen, ''Or any
other IL an :" and for the truth OF this state
Eent 10 appeals to his friends, the Aforesaid
Presto emit and the other Aldermen pr.s,nt, as
yVItnaues,
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Is HHA RELIoIous MAN PIN q company
tfrsliGious people the other day, the qusstioa
was raised in regard to the President Of the
United StAtes-"Ts he religious man :"
One said be thought he was, and referred
to the fact that he asksd the prayers Of his
nelghborS on bis leaving for Washington
Another said, and he was a clergyman In
high standing in his denomination, Il belisve
Mr.. LnooLsto bsA religious man. There ia
reason for such belisf, which have never
tesn publicly announced. 1t IL this. know
that for fourteen years past he has regularly
maintained family worship In his household"
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sad Accident Q. the wife q Plofesssr
Loaf. lew

Boston, July 1o.-A sad accident occurred at
ire house 81 Professor LorsrrLow lsa night
Mn. LoNoVuLow was mailing scaling w.x on some
t.vslspss, when . u shted mach SIT ere 70 her
olo,hins. She was buinsd % badly ,hal thsrs 10
hMdlys hops ef her recovery. la sndss voring 70
iavs his vie, Professor LoSdTnLow WA nj susly,
bu, net fatally H. Isrsd.
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App siutneut Of r. 2. stastsu,
From Kansas.

Cincinndh, July 1o.-F. p. SrAS
Ks5sas, passed through here today, en-
Washington. lie has bean sppointsd b
amor Of Ksnsas to all the vac ,ncy in ID
caus by G neral LANES accept.ncs Of .
Gsneralship In tie regular service.
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LToNs' MAoSI,TIc Irsscs PowI
TIE original and genuine Article, vii ed
Reaches, ADts AMI all vemira tTse from
Lyons MAGNETIC Pills
Ass 'GTs ds sssrs @ 81 and s. Ma Sd By
PAX Row, and 40 Broadway.
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DoR1T MAXI MInrAKna.

You VIII mako grsst mistake n You supI
wall "a any genuine @Nild ChsrTy Bit u
you get them a. Manufactured BY X Y. HIBI
Futon st., \. Y. Beware OF marlous Artielsl
al s az are adSsstissa 70 DO ess ry.f nl
for II Q hoe SttAl and thu aIIAS there u no
tenlce 70 be comp Ared With EhSm. Thay Ala
q pat Il ali hospital stores,
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WK refer our readers to our Washington cor
rsspondsbce for an interesting synopsis Of the
important bills passed yesterday in the House
Of Representatives. On the loan bill there wsrs
bat fve members. who, by their votes, openly
displayed their sympathy with treason. We
give their names due prominence
BURNETT, Of Kentucky.
REID & NORTON. OF Missouri.
VALLANDIGHAM of ohio.
WOOD B-n) Of New York.
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Boston July 1o.-Ths ssvsuth M~,aehs-
sr,,s regiment, ColouJ Coveu, now enc.mped q,
T.untop, leave tomorrsu AFTERNOON for the see, Of
var, proceeding 70 MAnshsld. whsaos they prccssd
DNwYmk
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HTke spaukh InvA,isn Of DoAiAics.
uwx are glad to see that Mr.. Cox, OF Ohio,
has brought the lawless invasion aud over
throw Of the Dominican Republic, by the
Spanish Government, before C,rgrs1. Spain
would not have dared to wnture upon suoh q
high har dsd act, had th,no supposed that tn,
atm Of the United States was to be paralyzed
by sucs ssful rebellion. We cannot allow our
selves to doubt that the attitude Of our gov.
srnmeu, on this subject will be sush as to d.
abuse her
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tecunsnt nsmsly, that Ne neutral a.g covs.s
tbs sn.nyi property, WITH ths sxsItioa q
oortrsbssd o. war. and that nsutrsi lrcpvty
under hcstiis Gag With ths sans szo.ptos,
Il inviolabls-
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oooD.-vsnity Fair Of this week represents
LoUD NAroIEor - mar, ana Jsry. DAVE
% very small bog, standing on k'g % gun
powder placed On TOP q . cotton bale: the
'vm.r saying 10 The latter" Ma hs ny
lsstls Tom Thumb Of DAvIsi Ven you grow
- big and can walk ell alone, you shall 20
great fhsnd with ne. Pointed that.
Ma. TAuRJow WEED declares that he did
not In any way OF manner psrticips,. In the
purchase or charter Of the Steamboat Cst.iine.
end tb,t he had no kn1wisdgs direct or indi.
rect, Of such purchase or chatter.
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RARRY's TRIcoPHRRoUs
y toe best and eheapet article for dressing 4
hfyine, o'eanains, curling preserh ding and
tho haif. LaAie W. " aoaa b. " agagGia
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ABOUT TO LEAVE.
A OoCD ArIomTMRsT,

The soldiers quNtsrsd In abe city are preparing
70 march 70 their Posss ,he suburbs ,his af'er-
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A NirEiAia Shiaplaater.

The following is fair rep e,sntaticn OF por
,isn Of the cutrsrGy in Virginia at the present
time:
.......... ....'''..;:
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.........
STATE oF NHGiNlA.
F: 30 :ab: Issued by a. 40, o. IT, state; 20
1000 the 60 potAuIn
of lp'iI8n, ISL. EAGLE
(ba.ie,towr, NAV 4, lst
No l,.5s.-s. Qua. DOL
sgsst
DUE ~ TUE
: On COppOR ALTOS o. CuNuiTsTuWS, 20
1: TnESTY-FlNE CtH r.
Z: PAyau'ei NIinia Va Not p, by
DAWN nowElt. Tr,a mag, 70 The
bosie', on p pseu'Hipa OF theie bills,
u IL sums oi Five Dollars. %
NNUAntnI, w. J. HTwsns,
clerk Of thg ROard. Pc tdr. I.
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Hah|dr, July 1O.-The berlin papers pub
shed ~ a'Ch recently addressed by BAHoN
'CHlHINIiz & thu PIussiRn Minister a. Wash
lag on in which the warmssl sympathy with
he welfare OF the Union ard toe deepest re.
greet for the unfortunate disoord 10 expressed.
Baun GKKoET Ia in'tTcc ed 10 discuss the
Important qu' stion Of the treAtm' NJ TO neutral
sNiIs with the AN erican Government In a
friendly and open manner. The urss which
Prussia most desires 10 zee adopted 10 docla-
tstitu a. adh, son to the Paris agreement OF
1856. Should this DO maintained, Prussia
" uld for the present., oontrnt herself with
hinoing d elArAtion that America would
tr The cuIatlva Of lhs present civil
war With respect 10 neutral shipriaz,
p! Prii CiPlsl two and tLIes Of the PAris
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Turkey

ABDEL AzJR, the new Sultan, had Issued a
proc aviation, declaring that he will follow
the 'essnt fo0iEn policy Of the Turkish Gov
eminent and will introduce great reform In
rel giou. district Hs insists on the n eces
sity iO- economical and financial reforms.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ rBIyeRAPH TO TIE ~ =. sun.
Foreign Intelligence.
Two Days Later from Europe,

Yern.I ecssnisie. Of Italy By France
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~ TELEGRAPH 70 TEE NJ =. sUE
49,
Foreign Intelligence.
Two Days Later from Europe.
-x0x-
Arrival Of the Casada.
-
s5te. 900 IN srBCR.
A blockade Q.es,ies In New Gr,uada.
-
THE PATTERSON CASE IN FRANCE.
Formal Recs snisis. Of Italy By France.
.
ITALIAN RICO 7NIrIoN BY PoR rUGAL.
POLICY or TIE kFH 4UITIN
PoLIcY or TIE NEW SULTAN.

ITALIAN RICO 7NIrroS BY rUGAL
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Great Battle In Missouri.

MAJOR TAYLoR's DISPATCHES.
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81 Lod' July lO.-Au'hen'ic intelligence
rec. we'd hsts nom officer IN sprinsa,d on the
~, ss,as that Gs~. swEuT wish his sn'lrs
forces rs-lns,rcoA CNlcns S,E,Et7 aad 81 bls, go.
counts vsre pu suia ,ls Ass troops near vsr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03


orr arausing cotemporsry of the journal
ia a-fuIIy disconnected BY small brcsdside
which We gave the pseuds peace party the
other day. We only enumerated some
ten Of lie foolish. false and traitoroas pre-
lenses, and just commenced on the outside OF
n. II our cro,chety Union God save the
mark :, friend Of the Journal Is anxious to
have tie thing aaved alive. and Is DESTROYS Of
seeing lts hide on the fence. We can enumer-
ate a. many more Of il Shortcomings We
have been disposed 10 treat the vagsrics OF
the Journsi-iss backing and filling Its
"wIring IN and wiring QUITS hypocritical
professions Of support OF the Government. As
an amusing instance Of halIncina,ion and
h.p,,n Weakness. We have seen no reason
20 Get into any passion about Il and have kept
clear Of descending TO tho btndying OF hard
names. But II our cotemporary wants to
defend. In sober earnest. the miserable trait
orous and unblush ng cluster Of political
hacks Who are trying TO give shape and 10
cal habitssion' TO the great Peace Party Of
this Congressional Distrio.-whereof he -
portly member-let him set about Il. w
will be with him at tho cross roads a. soon ~
he gets there. Quit abusing your Govern
meet aud sympa,hising with rebels. dsa
Journal and mend your manners, snf
the people Of the Wabash viii hold you
4nats-mas ia much higher esteem. A Z i
,oar sloSts are much like beating the air
Your aSht Is very IKE Don ouixo'e's en-
counter with the Wind Mills. No body
hurt bat yourseIf-stop OF short-'sonr OF
your friend Jonx G. DAvfs-turn Union
repent and be baptized" and you may re
gain some influence and respect. No chars
for advice
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03
speech Of Hon. Joseph Hot: at
Ho<fou.

Fellos Citi1ens: came 70 Boston. a. 40
MANY American travellers. noe merely o. look
upon the city-bssntiful IN itseif-uf-n -
monuments. or upon the n,sgnifcisnt land.
scspss. n ~hich ike jewel Il = set. but also
20 revive. II might. the glow mr. patriot.
ism amid the thrilling associations shich elas
ter around tbs cradle Of the Am srican Revo-
luton. Applause Here . garden cf
memories which . the pairict can never
lose tissif fragrance. here are slters whose
frs.. tsoagh Or, kilsdlsd N bshslf Of freedom
many yesrs. stll hurn brighter and brighter.
rs,rls use Cor NJ true -on Of American ca
press the soil Of Runkef Hili without feeling
rs patriotism Increased ard ssren gthenei
Cheer
] little erpecfed 70 stiaci sseh an Assem-
bisx~ - n vsslf. sd i i there wish feel.
INK Of sarprSss thst receive rosr cordisl
ue cone rncosscious a. ! an Of having
done anything - raertt shis high nuk Of
vcvr fsvcr. re sssured that an most crate
cal for IL The ssrsins Of your muse and the
shouts q ycur applause vii lnger n M
heart lone afisr they have beea Forgotten bs
yourselves I an thsnkful Ter yonF rscos.
nisioa Of ns fdsiig - ssr ssnpsn sesntry
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Drrns the past month the utmost energy
has been used IN placing 81 Louis IN thor.
ouxh state Of defence. Solid bresstworks OF
Earth have been thrown up. trenches nave
been dug. heavy ordnance has been places
In Do.;tiou and every thing else that "ss con
sidered a necessary or likely 10 add to the
ecurity and safety Of the city The sp
proAehes 20 the city are now al guarded sno
twill require a comparatively small army %
defend the city from any army winch the reb-
"a can send against IL.
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VIZ publish the speech Of Hon. JosrrH
Hour. delivered recently at Boston. IL s IN
his usual eloquent and beautiful style. His
Hs, Of the word eemgrsmise; "a word which
cannot nov be uttered except by disloyal
linz. or By those spc king directly in the IN
,ersst, Of rebellion l"-is truthful and resl
We commend this 10 all syr,psfhisers IN Vi
20 county. There are no snail number oil
these creatures in our midst They ought
10 read and inwsrdIy digest Mr. Hotr''
speech. Read Is. gentlemen
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03

Tar poor desi;sr who are moaning. "a a
sepulehral tone. around our Streets me
shostly word compromise. are sesd inso'ce
Every body knows what they mean oy the
word. They imply BY il. iseison. di'un'0n
and utter governmental chaos CS"'pr'''-
sos are ami -ssfi-taz-anf' soldiers
snfi The govenmens-asfs everything pat
riotic. and In favor Of everything rebsllious
Go IL. peace party" ~e will hold your boa
nett mH
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The present direct tax. abou. which Sc
r.s<ionists whine and howl, we have hereto
for. shown to be very small affair. IL in
volyss only about enc mn increase on the
late average snnuai aggregate State. Coun-
" &c, tar. This assessment Is not without
precedent. Alier tho late war with Great
Britain. sim lar tar Of SIR mifioHs was lev
isi Tor var purposes. This was a much hsav
Ter asse~ment-iccording 70 population and
,xnablss thin the frenfy miilion tax OF the
late Congress. No one. except tories and
traitors objected to paying this tax. They
we're speedily "frozen out" and snnihilsted
We hear OF nobody inveIghing against the
late act Of Congress except direct or covert
sympathisers-
We are In the mid~t OF a var. The Gov
eminent "a struggling 70 sustain itself against
treason In all ia maltiform shapes. Is calls
an those Who constitute the government--the
,sople. In their primary aud original capacity
Ito come M and ootributs eaeh their pit
rance or their larger suns. As they may each
have the means. 60 support Is in the dread
struggle Who thst i a pasr'o, a, heart
true lever Of his country-will close bis
purse strings and resuscs None but q syFs-
,sfiiser! The "p>scs psrfy' may DO it,
ODD help their poor hypocrisical souls By
,~see they msln var. and the disrnptioa OF
the Government. Their rotten purposes arc
apparent. Farmers and working men. when
thsy cry in your ears their blatant yeIIs
sgsinst t,1 ,,ion. look 70 the 6surss. and see
-hat the government asks Of you I. e but
mere pistsnee. Ply it ehssrlally--drive
back the miserable. dwelling trai,orous set.
and return shanks 10 God thar you have a
free. democratic government % tsx you.
We append 70 this article statement Of
she quotas assigned 20 the various States. Tor
the direct Tax OF lslA The population thea.
vas about aSG r-iions-she tax vas ax
-ssilisss; nae our population = fkivfy milliou-
ana TIE Tar Is fr<afy millions. The increase
Of saxabses i wonderfully large. TIE fol
loving 5 the assessment Of lsIs. which wss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03

ISosx.r.os has reached ST. Louis that Gen
PsxSTf.s has captured some eight hundred
rebel prisoners including many leading sc
ce~ionists Also large number Of wagons
Nth otter uroperts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03

SADDLE AND HARNESS Ma.
~ kERs.-cccd wsg~s and STEADY empioyrsens
CUNulCT. wooLtrY A Co.
s. Lake strset. Chicago, Lie.
AuE. n. st
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03
Woopl Woopi

Dr order Of TIE bosrd Of schccl Trustees. I &C,
ID suihori1ed 20 receive sealed proposals Cor the
delivery q sistv cords 81 coed seasoned beech su.
ga and hiekory IRE wood four feet ioux 20 he de-
vsrsd a the four several School Hcs<s In this r$ts
BY the first cay n November neat
Proposals ain Be received ~ the Star Grocery
antil saturday he i7th inst TIE wecd i r. hs al
split wocd. ~ limbs ~iA BE received
JOHN RgIrHARp.
Terps. Hnufe. Aur. y S~sw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03
PERSONAL.

NOTICE Persons having bust.
esnsd a TIE hsso~sre ssore cfwua. a Grlsvold.
sayedl-~t WOLF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03

DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of Grover d. Fairchild.
Il las been Dissolved ~ musasi consset An
s~tssem~uts - made 9Th to><pA Crow Al
'hss IL cue q sad frrn 10 % be paid 20 him sp6 ~
lndsbtedn<-s q ne trv ste Be paid hy Nm
JOsEpn oR6vKR
Dr. n. iesl-tu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03
ToNsoRiAL.


DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
ssvfr< rsats~t hl. Shsv<ng sst H2ir DressnS
>slnon. s4olniag The Tsrre Hare Hccss, csesssssS
% irfn<n ~ crssss and pohsc Fsnersily. shAs -
. ro~ rcpkret " v>t npoo eussomsrs n ~
ssnsi s<sisfscsory manner. erse< sssurca s,~ss .
>A<npo>rins sd cssans Ls<sss Ant teU1s o01aH
dsfr. enc. " oAXAnA
seso19
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03
STOVES and T,NWARE.


HANI<G closed nv connection
Il Il ~lsh nessrs wolf Co. .ish - say n M
flisuts A. ~ ysbiir tAsi nay ee fsssd At
NO. LINTON BLOCK. EAST SIDE OF
TIE PUBLIC SQUARE