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Smyrna times., 1862-04-10
The Second Delaware Regiment--Resigna.
Iion OF Gen. LOckW ood.

The Second Delaware Observation-Disclosures
IioM of Gen. LOckW ood.
A correspondent of the Republican in giving
an account of the departure and trip of the
Second Delaware Regiment from Drummond-
GOWN to Baltimore going by railroad says:
Gen. Lockwood and staff, Mrs. Wharton and
her daughter Nelly, and Mr.. Jones, and your
humble correspondent, embarked on the steam
or Balloon, al Pungoteague, about o'clock
abe same evening the Second Delaware left.
aud arrived at BlltimOre the next morning Il
6o'el"ck. During the passage up the General
and staff, like true soldiers, picked out The soft
est plank iu the cabin. and slept as sweelly as
Oh ugh they mere IN comfortable beds; whilst
the ladies INDUCED in a sleep in arm chairs.
When we arrived in sight of Baltimore,
thought 1t was about time that all hands should
be as.ir. so | stepped into the cabin. over the
Gen.-kieked accidentally, Assistant AdjuIsnI-
General Ku'ghl slightly on the bead-and
geatly shook Lamm0l, who woke &" Billy {"
Appleton. Appleton sung out " revilie " sew
6Tsl times right Justly, and in few minutes
ell we're wide awake. The boat was pretty
soon thereafter made fast to the wharf foot
ct Barre street. asd the whole party proceeded
10 the MslIby House, on Pratt street.
In a few days after our arrival in Baltimore,
] learned. with regret, that General Lock wood
had resigned his command. What could have
induced the General to do this is a matter OF
much speculation by those act acquainted with
bis motives. The General is leved and respec.
Aed by the whole Brigade. aud they were ex-
GeeclAgly sorry to part with him. His reasons
tqr resIgning it will not do to make public inst
now. Suffice it to say, however, that he per
tormed the duties of his Office with the utmost
ImtigtKcIiOn 10 the whole Department, and any
attempt by outsiders to cast odium upon hial
falls harmless to the ground. shall refer to
hhis matter again.
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TRoUBLE IS CAMP.-We learn that some oi
Ghe soldiers of Col. Wallsce's regiment re7use
to 10 into the Eastern Shsrs of Virginia. C4pt
Graham's company say they will ley dowH
shsir arms before they will 60 beyond tbs
Maryland line. IL is said that lst. Lieut.. Hart
Rnd I'd Lieut.. Robinson, of this company, de.
Stare they will resign their Offices if ihe mer
arc required to 60 out of the stats. Capt
John Henry's compaBy also refnsss TO leave
this State. Capt Graham's company is yet q
Salisbury, and Capt. Henry'sis al Sewtown
Allthe rest have gone to VTginis'-C Camtridg
InetlIig sBceF.
Smyrna times., 1862-04-10

THx Nav CONSTITUTION OF illinois,
which is to be submitted to vote Of the . %.
pie in June, contains the following provisions:
Section l. No negro or muat.o shall migrate
or settle IN this State, after the adoption Of this
:Just.tVti00.
Sec. 2. No negro or muletto shall have the
right Of suffrage, nDr hold any office 10 thi.
State.
Sec. g. The General Assembly ehall pass al
laws necessary TO carry into effect the prOvi
sions of this article.
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NAR n I'd. Z:

On Thursday the 4Ih inst, by Rev. DR..
Ewell, Mr. Benjumin Graham TO Miss Annis
}. Dulin, both of Kent coonty Del.
10 Philadelphia, on the I'd inst, by Rev.
John r Chaplain, Mr. John M. Gardner 10 Miss
Henrietta S'aats. both Of Appoquiniming HID.
April Sd, at the residence of the brides
father by Rev. L. P. McColley. Robert Frame
~. D. aud Miss Hetsie E. McColley, all ot
Milford,
March 25th, by Rev. T. P. McCoIley, Mr.
henry Richards and Mics Sarah Collins all o.
Milford.
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z SisEs or SpRExs The Wissted Herald
.ssye: "The tops of the houses are jos. begis
ming 10 make their appearance above the snow
drifts % 10 Norfolk, Coma, 10 some instances
4he second story windows have slrsady made
sheir appearances" - -
Floyd said some time ago that he would give
his last drep Of blood TO cement the South
The La Cross Demscrat thinks he concluded
10 save bic cement when he found tha Feoss
bad 90 mach mortar.
CrArs.srAm rs THR ARaY.=-The number o,
ehaplsins in the armv, eficiaisy reported from
the War Dspar.m ns, 10 ioar hspdred ana
Twenty-Five.
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What are the People Doing ?

The American people intelligent enough TO ap-
preclate preparations that contribute so much The
happiness Of those using them, and they want them
Every mail brings letters. some ordering the TreA
tse on Teeth, some the Neuralgia Plasters and asi
few enclosing 81 cents for the Mouth Wash, TO be
that il is impossible send halEpnt bottle by mail
The people want these remedies. Hho tsiH supply
them
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Guns and Pistols 7

fhs subscriber informs the citizens Of Smvrna and
the country adjacent that he has taken the house for
lnerly occupied by JulIus Passauer opposite he Car
rage Factory Of Cahoon q Carrow. on Commerce 81.
where he is prepared 10 make all kinds Of FIRE:
ARMS Rifles, Msskets, Shot Guns, Pistols &c.
He is complete master of his trade having learned
the business in Germany, and worked for some time
in the principal establishments in thus country,
All kinds of Repairing done reasonable terms
je27-3m NICHOLAS GLAFT,
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Farmers. Look Out.

All persons interested in the use of the fol-
lowing articles are requested TO examine my
stock, consisting of very superior
Grain Cradles, Wheat Rakes,
Revolving Rskes, Hand Rakes. Barley Forks,
Cultivatsrs. Flows, Harrows Ground Rollers,
&c. JOHN MILLAWAY,
N. B.-Agent for Kirby's AMERICAN HAR.
vEsTER, MANNEY's REAPING MACHINE and
THRAsHIEe MACHINE. PELToN's TRIPPLE GEAR
HORSEPOWER, Hand Cornshellers, Power Shell.
lers, &c. iy4
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NEURALGIA PLASTFRS

DR.. Hurd's Neuralgia Nom Adhesive Plss,srs
are the most pleasant and successful remedies ever
prescribed for tins painful disease The patient ap
pheSohe: anu soon becomes drowsy fall. asleep aRd
awakes free from PAIN and no blister or other
sanl or injurious consequences ensue. For Earseha
and Nervous Headache. apply according to dirsoIens
ami rellef will surely follow. Nothing ran be obtan-
ed equal 10 Dr hurd's Compress for Neuralgia. Try
them. They are entirely novel. curious and orKt,
nal preparation, and wonderfully successful. They
are OF two Sizes small, for iace price Is cts
and the other large for application the body price
afamn
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"A Millinery Straw Goods.
FOR RENT.

New STORE HOUSE, and DWELLING. Of MAD
ern Style in perfect order and excellent stand or
quire Of JHo eaton, Eaq OF 9. c, Eaton. on the prem
SEQ. for p@rasuisH. novaI
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Real Estate Agency, Auction.
eerimg. &c.

Having, for many years. been engaged in the lower
portion OF New Castle county Auctioneer and re.
Gently as Real Estate Agent IN Dover Kent county
same capacity. | have Just taken an office in the
WEBB BUILDING, 2e4 Market street, below Third,
Sd story. Testimonials can be produced, from gen.
lsmen oil high respecIabty and business habits, in
regard 10 my qualifications Those who require my
services and pIOmptness as Auctioneer and Real
Estate Agent are respectfully requested give
call. My terms in all cases will be moderate; and
my undivided attention and indelatigabls exertions
will be my motto in the transaction Of business en-.
trusted 10 me. The people Of Wilmington, and par.
tcularly New Castle county, who have Real Estate,
and goSds Of avery description. dispose oi will lind
II w their interest to give Inc Gull.
I'D. D r. RTcKARbS.
N R.-Rents and collections of all kinds promptly
attended 10 in all p0riIOns Of New Castle county,
Having for series of yeaIs been engaged in LOAN
ING MONEY on bond and mortgage, ali persons will
find me energetic ard prompt in this department.
jan3I.ly d. T. RIGKARDS.
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Notice.
Notice 10 Creditors.

The undersigned. intending 10 leave the State hero.
by gives notice that all persOns whom he owes can
lind him al Smyrna Station at the residence Of Daniel
w. Thompson. where a settlement eau ne had
mh2I-5t GEORGE COLLYER
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Shrewd agents can make small fortune in carrying
these articles around 10 families The DENTAL Taxa
sURY is the neatest article that man or woman can
carry around Send iOr one and see or BETTER dsI.
zen. which we will sell. samples, for o.. AgeHs
supplied llborally with circulars a-Now is the lime
10 go ints the bnsiness and do good and make pre-
hit. We are spending thousands for the benefit Of
agents. New England men and women! here some
thlng nice, and chance 10 take the tide al Its feed
[ Adalrann
Smyrna times., 1862-04-10
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The Co-Parnership heretofore existing under the
firm Of Lewis IL BrOIher is this day dissolved by mu.
Iual CONSENT: THOS. J. LEWIS,
March l2ih, 1862. ALEX. I. LEWIS
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Take Notice.
CHEAP DRY GOODS,
OIL CLOTHS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS
AND CAPS, GROCERIES. QUEENSWARE,
~. AND PROVISIONS.

The subscriber has just received a large and well
selected stock Of Dry Goods, such usually kept
in country store which he we'll sell ct prices to suit
the tunes for cash country produce, His stock OF
Carpets will be found complete and be sold al old
prices. He will sell good Shoulder Bacon at 81 cis.,
and old Hams at cts. EDWARD BECK.
Smyrna. Jan. 90, 1859.
r. S--Fcr sale cheap and on accommodating terms,
I Coon HoRsH.
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DOCTOR
Oh A K l. E S l.. MAHON
(Successor to DR.. Gardiner,)
homeopathic.
0FFICE-Methe,iist Straat Dox, H..
OFFICE-hiethedst Street. next door to the cffes Of
DR.. VIM. Cummins
DAVID r, SMITHERS.

UENIISI,
formerly Student OF w. 6. A. Bonwell,)
Offers his services to inhabitants of Smyrna
and vicinity. OFFICE-The room recently
occupied by Miss Sarah West, Main ST., next
door to the residences of Col. Geo. Davis.
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CONTENTS:
W. HnEd's celebrated MOUTH WASH m.
bottle. ii onS
DR.. Hurd's unequalled TOOTH POWDER
one box '''''
DIR. Hurd's magic TOoTHACHE DROPS
one bottle. ~
DR.. HOrd's UNRIVALLED NEURALGIA
PLASTER III
DR.. HardS MANUAL on the Best Mean, Of pr,,.-s
'ng the Teeth including Directions for Che Prop,r To-
Dlent Of Chidrens IecM E'' A''SS-
FLOSS SILK for Cleaning between ,Ss r..,h
IOOTH PICKS etc, ETC.
, Prepared at Dr. Hurd's Dental Office - Fnn,,h q,
Brooklyn. IL. D. - 0"''" -"
Price, ONE DOLLAR; or SIX for s5
q Tho DENTAL Treasury makes package ,yL
ihches Dy hTe' and Is sent by express.
VI FuI direction for use is on each article
Inc following articles be sent seperatsIv bv
Inc TREATISE on Preserving TEETH, sent. po,,-
paad on receipt of Twelve Cents, or four s,omns
- Inc NEURALGIA PLASTER, for NeuraIRa IN The
race Nervous Headache. and Earache sent NOS,
PAID on receipt OF Eighteen Cents, or six stampa
The NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATIC PLAs7rR darv.
size) ior Pains IN the Chest, shoulders Dack s anv
seven Cents - A"''y'
AddraSs
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DR.. IIurd's Preparations Good ?

The best evidence that they are is, that thsir G,,.,
Aflenus ana best patrons are those who huvo ma
them longest. Dr, WILLIAM B HURD Is an erD;D.
Dentist III brooklyn, Treasurer Of The New YorL ST.
Deh'iS's ASSOCIATION, and these preparations haze
been used III his private practice Tor wears at ~
leading citizen OF Brooklyn or Williumsburgb ",,...
lions Their excellence, while eminent Dentists of NJ
f0rk Recommend ihUm as the best known IN tho ms,
lessioh Ith"ul The aid Oi adv cruising
Sold them by The gross "@'s
The Editor Of the BroOklyn Daily Times saws. "W.
are happy 10 know thai our friend Ipr Hurb i, ,sr
ceeding beyond all expectations with hin Mouth Ws,h
and Tooth Powder. The great Sc rel Of m, .ucrs,
rests "ih the tai that his articles are precsey what
they are represented 10 be, can testify from heir
long USE" 'O'
The weIl-known T. Barnum wriies:-"I fou,d
your Tooth Powder so good that my family have used
II all up. We find it the best Powder for The Teeth
mat We ever used ] shall leel obliged il YOU will
send me another supply al the Museum at your CON.
venlence. with BILL
But their cost is so small that every one may test
the matter for himself.
" Beware OF the ordinary Tooth Powder Dr.
duTds Tooth Powder contains acid nor alk ali nsr
Tnafceai' ana pollshes without wearing the enamel
Use no other.
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EM@DN7V ~ -
Rhodes Super-Phosphate.

Farmers who have not used Rhodes' Sinner Ph...
phaie are informed that iop-dresaIng with this staHd
ard Manure will enable them 10 use their corn Iand
in late seeding, which is important TO insure gosd
crop.
Rhodes Manure being highly concentrated, grea,
econsmy can be used in the application 10 the acre
For sale by
Get. 18th, 81. EDWIN WII.uHR.
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect ?
Effect 2

DR.. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse the mouth from all foul e1halatOns and IL
used IN the morning, will make the breakfast taste
sweeier and the day begin more pleasantly Hun.
dreds oil persons can testify 10 this. Try them gen.
tleman.
Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tosth Powder will
give young ladies that finest charm IN Woman-a
sweet breath and pearly teeth. Try them ladies'
DR.. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
best preparations In the world for curing BAD BREArH
aRd giving irmness and health TO the gins Hun.
dreds OF cases Of Diseased Bleeding Gums So MoutL
Canker, e;c., have been cured by DR.. Hurds astrn.
gent wash.
Dr.. Hurd's Meuth Wash and Tooth Powder give an
additional charm to cOurtshiI, and make husbands
more agreea bic to their wives and wives to their hus
bands. They should be used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liable to impart taint to the mouth
DIR. Hurd's Toothache Drops cure Toolhache
arising from exposed nerves and The best fren
that parents can have the house TO save their chill
dren from torture, and themselves from loss Of ses
and sympathetic suffering.
FARMERS and MECHANICS! you cannot will affsrd
to neglect your teeth. Fora rling sum you can new
ger preservatives, than which RothschIl or Asor
get nothing better. Remembe that DYSPEPSIA and
CONSUMPTION THE LUNGS often originate in
Neglect Of Teeth. Send for The Treatise on Teeth and
read DR.. Fitchs observations on this sv beet Iftoo
late to arrest decay in your own teeth, save your
Children's teeth.
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WIN. ks. HUrd & Co,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.

DR.. HuRp's MOUTH WASH. TOOTH PoIynrp
and TOOFHACIIE DROPS cannot be ,ent h., .,.'I
but they can probably obtained at your Drug Or Peri
odIcal Stores II they cannot, send TO us for The d.
tai treasury Price One Dollar, which contains them
NOW, ARE
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SCHOOL WANTED

young Lady having several years eIPSrIsRes 90
an Assistant Teacher in Boarding School, desIrss
situation as TEACHER in a Select or District
School Good reference can be given as qualiGcs'
tons, etc. Address W. c. ELIASOh.
Smyrna, March l3. 62..3t
Smyrna times., 1862-04-10
VIM. B. Hurd g. Co,

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW HoRT.
That remiItances may be made with confidence. W,
B. II. & Co. refer to the Mayor ofBroOkiyn; TO G w.
Griffith, President Farmers and Citizens Bank Brook.
lyn; to Joy, Coe d Co New York; TO P. #. Bsrns@,
Esq. New York, etc. etc, mhs1
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Smyrna. Feb. 25th. 1869.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
TIIIRTY.sEvENT CONGRESS.
rIrsT SESSION.
Senate.
wAsHIsoror, Apeu Q. 1862.


wAsHiSoror, kpec Q, 1862.
oxrsScts % rus DslhwAEs RIVER AND Ray.
Mr. wnMor (rcp Of Pa presented the resolutions of
the Legislature OF Pennsy relative TO the doercss
OF Delaware river and bay recommending tho ccDsruc.
ton OF gunhoa aud rendering the credit Of the State
the amount Of million Of dollars for the purpose Re.
fsrred.
TEsnEo PLANE yoR yIoArEo BArrxRIn
Mr.. Hale, (rep) OF N Fl. from tho Naval Committee,
reported tho bill authorizing tho Secretary OF the Navy
TO tsst plans and materials TO render floating batteries
inyunerabie, with amendment reducing the appro-
pra,on from $50 900 10 t25 600 The bill was amended
and passed.
REIlyF WIDOWS AND ORPHANS on TIE oypcna AND
srAxxH cuHBEsfAsD AND coNcRkss.
Also, from the committee, bill for the relief Of
ships Cumberland and Congress. The bill gives twelve
months extra pay to tho widow, child nearest rela
tive. Passed
rBs TAX ON EtwsrArERs TOBACCO
Mr.. DooIrrrIE (rep) OF Wis, presented resolut ions
from the Legislature Of Wisconsin against imposing
stamp tax ON newspapers or any Introduction Of FREQ
exchanges.
Mr. KsSSrpy, (opp) Of Nd, presented memorial from
the tobacco planters Of Maryland against the proposed
tax on leaf tobacco.
THE ARMY AND rreInyE SLAVES.
Mr. WILSON, (rep) Of Mass, offered the following
luton
Resolved That the Military Committee be instructed to re-
port whether further legislation necessary prevent
persons employed in the military service OF the United States
hon aiding the return control
TO be fugitive slaves, and " punish them THEREFOR
Tho resolution was laid over.
CREATION OF A CLOTHING RrRsAU.
Mr.. WILSON also introduced q bill providing fop
Bureau Of Clothing Referees
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
Great Britain.

The proceeongs in Parliament the Goth were unm.
por,ant.
Mr.. Jayard in the House Of Commons, answered some
inquiries relative TO tho Italian rovod meuts" Commit.
tee bnt thought II inconsistent with the dignity OF tho
italian government for English Ministers 10 lay papers re-
lative to the affair before Parliament
In the House OF Commons the 2Oth, Mr.. Baxter op-
posed the expenditure fortncatlous in the colonies
except at great naval stations.
Sir @. c. Lewis thought the defence OF tho colonies was
uartlv colonial and partly a military question. Atth
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
The American Question.

OPINIONS OF THE BRITISH PRESS on Mr.. LINCoLN's
EMANCIPATION PROP0sITIoN-HOsTILITY TO THE
UNION STILL PROMINENT.
The London Times, another editorial on Mr. Lncolns
emancipation message, says it can hardly be looked
upon as anything than invitation to discuss the
subject ia Congress. II is clear that If slavery is 70
cease even tho border States, the change must be
accomplished by other than those at which he
points, which means, il is certain, are totally in.
applicable to the whole Union. The Times fears
the proposed utopia OF compromise will bo din
cult OF access, does IL believe II will shake
the revolution Of the South As proposition, howovor,
which may be possibly had. to the cessation OF the
frighful conflict the Times thinks 1t worthy OF discus
sion The President truly says the expenses Of the
would buy up the slaves in any given state. If this has
any moaning Is that the money devot TO keeping
up the ames of the North might he adrdntdgeo,v
deroted 10 the extinction Of sary in those regions which
are ircontestbiy in ns power II they arc
content 10 teop tho slave States which have
not scccded and TO try tho plan OF eman
cipatcn and compensation on them, they may, i,
really earnest accomplish, after time, great work
but with tho expenditure oil s2oOo,o day, and with
nothing but shnpssers Tor money the plan OF attaching
the waverng slave by compensation must follow
the fate OF so many other attempts at compromise.
Tho London Noes thinks the proposition fair moderate
and magnanimous. II Gays tho scheme affords at least
good basis for comprehensive, practicable and amcable
debate only the public by whom II has to be discussed
is scarcely capable Of the order needed for real debcra
lion and decision.
The London Star also approves Of the proposition
The London Herald thinks both sides will regard It
o dshonorng compromise.
The London Post treats as peuro and vain scheme.
II says 4, can only be accounted for being the last
resource of government Uhieh feels is engaged in ag
Gle phich If continued, must inuoire ruin, and which
IL would make any sacrifice short Of submission TO
rest.
The London Giobe regards the proposition piece Of
political strategy in aid Of General Mcclellan, which is
certainly we'll timed for securing the border States TO
the North II also regards the step symptom Of deep
risoiano the Washington Cabinet, touching tho i'm
policy Of pursuing far beyond the limits required ss.
tabsh boundaries and arrange The relations Of federal
and Confederate States.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04

with tho nublic nterests 10 communicate any nforma
ton which NAV be received at the Department ostae
showing the system Of revenue finance now existing
in any foreign country.
TAX BILL.
The House then went into Committee Of the Whole on
the Tax bill.
The following amendment, in relation to marine and
inland insurance, was made
Where the amount insured does not exceed thousand
dollars the tax upon the same shall be ,wenynye
doars the tax shall be fty cents and when exceeding
thousand dollars, one dollar.
The following amendment was also made as to mort
CAGES
Where the amount mortgaged does not 5000 the
tax shall be nifty cents and where exceeding 5000 one dol
In regard TO both the above amendments il agreed
that where value consideration insured does not
exceed hundred dollars, the mortgage does not ex
ceed the same amount, there shall be no stamp duty n
posed.
The following prov -yas rejected
That any such mortgage given 70 secure the payment OF
suaSilsu saeh charte money ''' ''"' ''''' ''-' '
An amendment was adopted that the stamp duty on
any note, check marine and other specified protests
An amendment was offered debated and rejected, i'm
posing dollar each passenger travelling
railroads within the United States.
A proviso was also adopted that the stamp duty on
manifess bills Of adipg and passenger tickets provided
between ports in the United States, but to steamships
plying between these ports and tho ports Of British North
America
An amendment also adopted that no writ, sum
other process issued by Justice of the Peace
in any criminal, law or equity suit commenced by the
United States any state shall be subject 10 the pay
ment Of the stamp duty.
The medicine schedule altered SO as TO provide
that medicines cosmetics and psrfumeries, by whatever
the havo been, are, or shall hereafter be
called designated, shall pay when valued or sold at
twenty five cents tax Of one cent not exceeding fifty
cents cents exceeding seventy five cents three
cents; not exceeding dollar, four cents and for
every ay fractional part thereof and above
one dollar, two cents.
Playing cards to be taxed twenty cents pack.
The consideration Of the income section OF the bill,
passed over yesterday, was now resumed.
An amendment adopted including the telegraph,
Gas and express companies corporations under the
income duty.
1t also provided that the gains profits and
incomes only shall be estimated, and that tho duties
incomes shall be payable before the S0th Of June
1863 and each year thereafter until and including the
| year 1866, and no longer.
Among the other amendments made was, that furs Of
all descriptions whom made up should pay duty OF thre'
| per centum ad valorem
All the sections acted upon excepting tho two
lating appropriations and allowances and drawbacks
The Committse rose and the House adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-04-04
THE NIAGARA AT HALIFAX.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
>,-~o~~e~~->~~>>>N>~~>~~~
The British Press on President Lin
coins Emancip alton Project.
Opposition to His Policy and
Hostility to the Union.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
-~~~~~~-~~~~-
FREE TRADE EXTENSION In FRANCE.
GARIBALDIs RECEPTION IN MILAN.
Plan Of the RevOlutiOnists for
the Liberation Of Hungary,
&c., DC, &c.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
GAR1BALDrs RECEPTION IN MILAN.
HAluAx, April 3, 1862.

HALIFAX, April ., 1907
The Niagara from Liverpool on the morning Of the I'D,
Queenstown the 23d u arrived here this evening
The Niagara arrived at her dock at four In the after
She has thrty-nne Boston passengers. On the
Path, sgnalzed the Araba, and the same day an Amer
can bark, showing blue flag with white cross bound
cast. March rs, passed ship Magnet, from New York,
bound east.
report current in Liverpool to the following
onect:--TDat six wealthy Poruvians have taken the
guano contract that offers have been made by them TO
Rankin Gilmore and Holderness, and Chiffon OF Liver
pool The Psruvan take certain amount in bonds, and
receive three per commission, and 1--WE per cont
interest and two and half per cent on charters OF
ships.
The Etna arrived at Queenstown the evening Of the
Goth and at Liverpool the 2lst ult.