Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-26
CONGRESS

The House Of rep e.entatise- On MONDAY
transacted much Imporran' business. III
No-rilrs new Tariff bill r,s--sd-syes 81
noe. q. The ill i manly n accordance
With the recommendations contained u tbf
late report Of the Secretary Of she Treasury
He fxes he duty on Tes, of all kinds, 20
re- H. on Coffee Sc: ana 90 Sugars. g
and 8. - d.. aeeorf4ag 10 quality O
Nols.-e. n. duty j. sxed AZ Sc. per gallor
T. = .gr,uosed the duties will Weld = isvs
nue. 81 $1,000 600 o. ss.0o0.000 per annufs
+. the imports continue a. large A. ia 80
The bin zoe, 70 the Ssns,e. and VII pnoo'
blv na-- thai body. -
NJ. EalisnI. an. Of ONO,
bill. -4curing a. al. tlmes 10 eitixs z -
Of tn 6a5eas earp,o- TIE bilslt 4
eI.
4 --.o'u-ion fo-bidain- :hr 9-e Of y
nor. Il th- [. ). forces toE tae d er
r.-t1rniur :a...iyes from -ervic- Or IA
. their masters. passed. Ayes -. The
: stands adjourned mt. Thursdry next.
In IT, senate We-r Point ws, pretty &
ou-fl, discussed. tae TIL being up 10 iner
-h- ulmher u Cadet from 10 10 $50 Il
. d e va. 4~4-a N the ground that ~ re
tel, he r.e.sa q more educated armE 2. W
: an4 opposed O. The GROUND n eco3Onlv
AZ. hse4use to INSTITUTION Ehe EaysI
ben very exuens " 70 the G0EerTpeut n
furnr3 out small an Of tralts. ~
n,-fnte- aid We.r Point nas the 81
80. rebellion. snd oggh; 20 have 20
lied long ago. F-rrh-r considsstr ?
the biz vac rO-'rone5-
a .a-ry of fourteen n~-ro meI. 70
anl rhl. lren. s-ame 10 oar pockets a. Nevl
News 4 lev u gb,s since. and claimed p7o'
ION. Ih-v t~ion- 10 Nm. e. Msrrar
II;yi, Warwi. K. mile aud : half frsr4s
Baib.I. III rev. they brought IS q
h.rh.s, lns,s5rt a9ca. During tue Ia e
four r-.fg.enr-. most Of them Log.sisnas.
If, -, frsff~a-ion- stretching IN one y
f;ruc,- char IN jane EIyer up 70 |
pefh.-I. fskite their artillery with hem, \
r,al..riny :h.. force 20 olle-half OfvE
numbered bv last acco1nfs. There 80
D.. the gr-ats-,t CONSERVATION among - r
ii troops. both on account q the or
news rom the South. and the tear q -
tark hv our torces. Food was eXtrAn
srarcr luxurie- such a. coffee and f0ksae
. a.e NOT "a be- had for loye % money. = =
= bofs-s obliaes 10 sIb>i>f on ss-f marsh
/ Wih rue Southern want q Orrslgtts-.,
,anau8e, al their hounliul supply o. o @ 4
hay ra,l, in tie -easoi,. ard the resulrs :. J,
Low their hor,.s arr almost starving 70 -
The abatement in fever ! DOW ~"
= ..8uuferbalaI crd by the suffering i'0 z, :
The ,~v.ge Virginia winter ''As ,'-'flo. :, 4
. fh-. Louisiana soldiers Iae supply = -
ilg J. cant. ard shor-. are - '''aies iI'
= thu m-n 20 bar'''o''n-
| Tl.,. Richmond Dispatch OF tis -
in,t. has a significant editorial article "a
the subject of iron ana coal IT aftrlFFis'
national power. prosperity and 'nae 80
dance. chiefly to an abundant supply 90
and coal. and concludes that The -o1isl !.
.ta:e, ar. IN NOR, danger of distres.
hour from deficiency IN iron thl =
rlseir commodities whatever Hlas'.'
ih.- abandonment Of the Ircn iurA1e =
Z. Eirui,lia and Tennessee on accog." :.
. non-conti,.uitv OF coal. and insists IA !
. . .aiety ur tn. South require early -
2 be taken by the confederate goFss'1D
= 20 bring into requiSition two reEiI
: country IN the southern states u ~ =.
abundant supple. Of the species /" :.
d suitable for the manufacture OF lr1 = :,
. IN position. accessible 10 beds OF fos -
n add. Until the resources OF the -
% IN iro,, and coal are developed. We O.. -.
b. ! ,,,...,,.ud 10 b,. riassed among ne -
4 move, OF the sartli:'' and says. III -,