The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-03
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N. uousa of Delegates o. VFesnaA. 1As
.h.ng. seems 10 have fnspsred she Aeuse
,v,,n sss,re % do aomething, And 10 discard
m. ..,g ali and dc-noihing pohey which has
n.-s,otors character ICED tts proceedings. Of
,.,s,rs yesterday there was IN abundance,
,n,,, was attended with 1T ieasta ssmslAncs
OF sss.ness
TIE most important bill andsr oonsidsrA-
ton ysstsfdsy. and probably the most In
,ortsat that has engaged the attention Of
1,or sisea the comm encsment Of the ses-
sion. was the bill reported BY Ar. Garrett.
from the Committee Of ways and Means, en-.
tt.lea an &C. 20 admit imposn dnty ffss-sx.
esrs such ga may b imported fro9 the Uni.
t., states Of America. The dsbatss upon
this measure were tntsresuog. perhaps able.
Ga both sides. As q financial question. II
posaess ID 10 merit, at least 20 far 60 the pres.
ent isconcsrned, and II was not contsaded BY
its advocates that any benefit In that ~
spset woald be derived from its rassass.-
4. was supposed, however, by those VINO
favored IL, that the policy recommended
Nigh. have It's eject In IN opitiAtins the pub.
lie sentiment OF European Powers, . ssnu
ment which is as much regarded In England
aud Fsan5e as In the United or ConfederAte
States The friends OF free trade Io " Of
course gave the bill their sanction. although
u wae decis1pd upon the fioor OF the House
even By the known advocates OF that policy,
that the debt incurred In the prosecutton Of
the war wouid.at its termination, require
tariff for its liquidation.
The OF; onents of the bill thought 1t calcn'
lated to place the Government In humilia.
ting attitucs before the commercial Govern
ments of Europs- The measure. however.
received the sancti on Of ne Ro1se, and We
give it as it passed that body
A BILL 70 be entitled an acE 70 admit lm
posts Duty Free-Except such a. may be
Imported from the United States Of America:
SHcnl The ConSress Of Ge Costedevaas ssasts
of lnJ(9tca do enact That all laws, and parts OF
i-ws, by when duties are laid and collected
on foreign goods, wares. or merchandise Inn
ported from foreign c3un tries, are hereby re.
pealed--exeeps as regards those imported
from the United States OF America.
$50. z. This act shall take eject from and
after Its passage; but the provisions Of this
act shall not apply to goods. wares. or mer-
The following IL u bill whic b passed the
House, providing for the protection OF the
frontier of the State Of Texas. It was ad.
vooatsd By tbs representatives Of that State
with a degree OF ehrnestness which testified
their devotion to the Commonwealth which
esnorsd them with her confidence 1t was
introduced by mr. herbert, Of that State:
Az CT to authorizs the Secretary OF War
10 recei e ia to ths service Of the Confeder.
ate STATE. q Rasim emit of Volunteers for the
protection of The fronter of Texas.
NEG /. Tie Cengress Of ths Confederate States
10 mac, That the secretary OF War 10 hereby
authorized 10 receive 1nto the service OF the
Cont dera.e states a reg m ent Of volunteers
that are now la seTy5oe In the State OF Texas,
for the protection OF the frontier OF said
State ~ anst Indian dspred alton. said regi-
rnent shall constitute part OF the Pro-
ytstopel army Of the Uonfedera. q States, and
De subject TO the laws governing the same.