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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17
TAXATION.

The locofoco rebels of this State, who are
doing all they can to break up the Union
and place the government in the hands of
southern traitors, are every now and then
holding up the bugbear of heavy taxes as
reason why the people should vote the Bay
urd-Seeession ticket in this State next No
yember. They do not, however, tell us
how much better off We would be, in the
matter of taxation, if treason instead of
loyalty should be successful. For the in
formation, therefore, of those who put CON
tidence in the rebel papers and speakers oe
Delaware and elsewhere, We here append
an extract of Il bill now before the rebel
Congress at Richmond 1t shows up in
brief the system of plumber and oppression
which the votaries of treason will infliet
upon the loyal people Of the country if rebel
locofocoism should triumph at our elections,
We ask honest, industrious men of all
shades of party, to read it, and then deter
mine by their votes whether they are ready
lor such an oppressive measure of taxation
as it proposes. Such II grinding of the
faces Of the poor by means of legislation
has no parallel in the history of popular
government in any part of the civilized
world, We quote
THAT ON the first day Of January, 1868.
there shall be levied and assessed on each
person resident in the Confederate States,
for the support Of the government and the
defence of the country, the following tax,
to wit One:fJm the value Of the wheat,
corn, rice, rye, eats, potatoes, hemp, flax,
peas, beans, barley, hay, WOOL rosin, tar,
pitch, turpentne, cotton, sugar, molasses,
and tobacco produced by him in those
States during the previous calendar year
also one mn Of the value of the increase
for the preceding calendar year Of the hor-
ses, asses, cattle, sheep, and swine and
also one JJM Of the profits made in the pre-
ceding calendar year by the feeding of swine,
sheep, cattle, or mules; also one.GM OF
each persons yearly income for the preced-
lng calendar year, from all sources whatso.
ever, except from the sources hereinbeiore
described, and except from the interest on
Confederate bonds, certificates, or 1reasur,
notes; provided that said tax 50 levied ani
assessed shall be due and payable on thc
lst day Of April, 1868; provided further
that foreigners resident within the Conied.
crate States shall not be required to pay,
except from the aforesaid articles produced
by or for them, or from incomes or profits
derived from business conducted by them
within those States; nor shall any tax be
LEVIED upon the products Of residents where
the total value OF such products, during said
year, is less than five hundred dollars non
shall any tax ba levied upon the income OF
residents whore the total value Of such in.
come is less than five hundred dollars
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-17

STAMP DuTlEs.-The list of Stamp Du-
ties, printed neatly on a card, which we
noticed short time since, may be procured
at b. 5. Il. Buffers Store, No. 420 Mar,
ket Street. Mr.. Butler also has for sale,
Dumas new novel, entitled, "The Twin
Lieutenants, or the Soldiers Bride"
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY BYl
Ill ENRH VI. ~ wHITSET.

themselves towards the citizens in q unexcep-
tionable manner. Communication between Nashville
and Louisville by railroad will he resumed in day
WAsHIsGroS. March THE following Resolution
was transmitted by the President to Congress in a
Message yesterday. Resolved, that the United States
ought 20 o-operate with any State which may adopt
gradual abolition of Slavery giving such State pecu
mary aid TO be used at its discretion compensate
for the Inconvenience to the public and private pro-
2ucts by such a change of systems. The President
while urging the adoption Of the resolution
claim 10 interfere with Slavery within State limits.
The action OF Congress TO he simply advisory.
March Z, Smithsfeld, near Charleston, Virgin
ia, was occupied by the federal troops.
The Postmaster General had complained to
Congress in regard TO Vanderbilts refusal to car
~ the South American Mails.
Gen. Lander was buried in Lexington March,
with appropriate ceremonies.
The rebel army of the Potomac Consists of
$4,000 infantry. ii 900 cavalry, 40 pieces of
artillery. 5000 at Greenspring near Centre
vile. Three regiments of infantry and squad
ron of cavalry at Leesburg, three regiments of
infantry.
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MELCHERS 81 CO..
Importers and Commission
Merchants,

STONE STORE, hAAHLLANt SIf NOhNEE HEIANHANI. 7.
AGENTS FOR THE
U,uprEcH- -BREMFS FIRE Insurance Co.
MILLS. San Francisco.
Saf- Of = KEfSHAHDT's SALT BErF.
Of SrG.E. OTHER II HAN PROpUCE
Cosicnre1,s respectfully solicited, and all orders from the
other Islands and abroad. promptly executed
GrsrAv c. MELcHERs, J. D. wIcKE r. A. ScHAEFER,
Bremen Honolulu Honolulu
1-O-Iy
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European Intelligence. /.
Dates TO February 23d.

Dates TO February 23d.
HALIFAX, March 5.
In rerly to question on italian affairs, Pal
merston stated that he believed there a strong
desire that Rome should be the capital of the
Kingdom of Italy. and that the Pope's temporal
power should cease.
In Canada. the British regiments are to be
raised TO ,O27.
INTELLIGEScE FROM BREMEN, February 15.--Great
food in the Noise. three cities destroyed.
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VAR NEW s .


owing TO THE IRREGCLAR ARITY OF
~ the mails between Francisco States
portion my Magazines and Papers received
EXPRESS, but subjected greatly increased charges
freight. &C,
Hawaiian postage (52 year,) is demanded
such foreign periodicals. If through the island mails.
Owing the increased procuring the the
East, which continue during the the for Sub
cripon Of the Papers and Magdzines been
raised All who obtained periodicals
the prices below notified that all subscriptions
piring after January J. 1862 will be charged according
This includes those who supplied
with the
Those wishing subscribers under the
rangement should give me immediate notice.
u Subscriptions payable Olurays adrdnfe. 1t
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSDoy Mosgy M,RKEr.--Consols were b9oyart ind on
the 2 wero G higher owing mainly to the 'ui
ply q money. There sher more demand the Discount
fparkss, but the rates were unchanged
MANCHESTER TRADH REFoRr.-Thc adviees IRON
Manchester favorable the market Tor Goods and is
bsng Quot. with al upward tendency. -
70 generally very dull TIE usual suthosii- quote as oo%
Flour noinp. and declined I'D. % bhli quoted 21b4Sl
Whes. very dgll ard declined Id a!s.: Red esteTn
lo.esl Red southern. IL dl2 sd.; Wrie Western;
II cd a " Id White Southern i2yd 3. Corn quiet and
declined 3D. pr Mixed 30 9d3ci White a. az. T.,
ing tsndsncy Bacon seady at IS 49, LAID ,t.sdy AZ
o.a Talic~ hsSs declining tendency quote! st q 4s
ksr0oL rEoRucs MAHhst A.Es, dut. y '. s,d
.tesdy COmmen l26al3i. Spirit. Of fnrpen,ioe quiet a.
steady.
LoNpoS M.Hxsrs Barring sl.--BRsaD,TUrys dull laos
duh at 25d4 s.. COrrss hrm. RICE steady Sl8M hiss
an upward tendency. Ia. firm. TALLow .qlefs St b
at 3i6. SrsKs On quiet At 1856
Lospos MosxY HlsxET -Conaols closed on Friday even
ing at s fes for The Bullion In the Bank had de-
creased during the week 2l'e coo
American SRCuKiTIsa unchanged sses small New-York
Central 7lf7J Erie 30 Ilgaos Central shsres 20 discount
GLn6og, 3lT.-MCCEl reports BREsDsTuyFs heavy and
nominal.
LaTrsr--Via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, 2d.-CoTTOs-Ibe sales Yesterday
saturday. seshed 900 bales iucludiog 1900 bales specu
s,o and exporters Tho muket remained hrm unchanged
quatsons
BRf srUpys-Tbs BresdstuG. msrk., rule. very dull
PRoysioSs-The Provision market is downward, "ith no
salss
LONDON SundsyConsos closed last evening at 93iQSos
for
AsnHoAs SrocK.-Tbs ln,est sale. wsre Jlinoi, Con.
trail shares t6d - disc. Erie shaies 2es 43O
HAvKs CorroS MARxyT.-Tbe sales Of Cotton for the
week foot 1900 bsles The market "a firm and buoysnt
h ALI advance of@ d6f Orleans es Ordnsre 1857; Bss
5sf Tho total stock In port amounts to 80 800 bales
Pans MoSsY MARgEI, ld.-Ths Bourso closed firm ct
Tofa5c t5r Tep,es.
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vASuiNSTON'S BIRTHDAY IN LONDON.
SPEECH BY TIE HON. G. I. ADAMS.
HA1uAx. "wednesday. March 5, 1862.

HA1UAx. Wednesday. March 5, 1862.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, from Liverpool
% the afternoon Of the 22d, via Queenstown on the
I'D uIt, arrived at this port at 1890 this morning
with 50 passengers for Boston.
The steamship City of Washington, from New
fork reached Liverpool at $50 a. M, and the An
slo-Saxoo, from Portland, at noon on the 2lst ult
Tie Canada reports fine weather on the passage
On the lat, lat. a. lon Al, passed bark Alexander
Mcneil Of Philadelphia, bound west on the 3D.
passed IN English ship, bound east, supposed the
Queen Of the Lakes.
Steamship Bavaria, from New-York, arrived at
souL smpton on the 22d, and the Africa, from New
ToIb, arrived at Queenstown on the same day.
Tie Liverpool, New-York, and Philadelphia
Steamship Company Inman Line are building a
rev Steamship, to be called the City Of London, to
ts equsl or superior to the City of NewYork, which
will be ready for service about Christmas next.
Toe steamship City Of Manchester, after ninety
ok Passages across the Atlantic, beside other service
ts, gone to Glssgow for new boilers aud engines,
calculated TO greatly increase her speed
CAPT. Walter Patton OF Liverpool has been ap-
pointed Commander OF the steamship Great Eastern.
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MARRIED.

CORyYLLE--WISWALL-On Tuesday, March T. BY the
Rev Alysh Wiswsl the Rev. samuel J. Cornele to Mhs
LYDIA A. Wiswsll
CftiNARD-WESTCOTT-On Monday. March ,, BY the
Rev Father Lsont Armand CusnArd Of PsGs TO Misc j.
o. Westcott of Charleston 5. &.
Wednesday. March s, By the Rev.
~ L. Rice Mr.. Horace Durrie to Misc Amanda Morgan,
both OF this city. -
HECK Trinity Chapel. on Tues
day. Msrch T. by tie Rev. Morgan Dix Lieut.. John o..
HeoSscher o. g. A. to Corelis L.. daughter OF the Late
Henry Whitney.
HARr-GRIFFirB-On Monday March g. BY ths Rev
= kalloch John IL Hart to Miss Mary A. Griffith, su Of
this city
ppIWF tlsTJG~On Tuesday Feb. a. by the Rev Wm.
Osrsnder, John L. Prime OF Newiors to Mise Isabella
Bristol Of jersey City.
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cOuRT CALFNDAR-Ts,s DAY

SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TEBM-Enumerated.
NO. 1873 to 29 loi, l3o 49, la2 49, i3 1885, 49, l3S leo.
lsi, l4a, Ia TO itS.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIr.-Part Mos. 3l79,
$751; li5 1850 1875 1876, 1865. 1871 1897 sa9 llec
LEO, 1853, 1889. 1872, 1885, i3i5 1862 1852.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERM.-Demurrer.--
No 30 Issues of Law. 6c-Nos 1873 246. raj $50. 3es
$50 3ss sect 49, 2as 364 3Os $780, 3 3s 3s 3s 3s3 m
lO2s 1905 1905 1857 1915 1893 1885, 1887 1889 1899 1895
Par, -Nos $780, 1850 1888 1884, 2y2 26. 26t 2I4 $685. 10
400 502 sOi $780, 1854 Part IIINos 1905 26i3 Ssl I94
Part V-Nos 1885, 1872 1854. 1885 ilss, 1890 10 l2Os 1910
i2l4 1916, 1918, 1870. Ill2 l2A - -
CoMaos PLEAs.-Part Mos. 572, $50, 439,
633 100 $751; s33 $780, 49, 6s 895 $780, 44 s97 8s Part IL
Nos 800 1906 1851 1858 809 go SOL 9o9, 800 s4 sa eoo
9o7. 903, 800. -
BRooKLYS CRY COURT-Nos. 4, 5. l, IL, IN, -.
"a Is 81. 80, ID, 80, 49, a, 46, Al, 49. So 81. So
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Gen Uuger, who, it will be ememoeieu, hsui Ien
an ,,n,,iornilv during the days subsequent 10 the
i9u NJ Ami riot, along with "Tdmble, command
;ng." and Others, aud who took his departure soon
atsse'rward with many others who would be CHAD TO
be back ia their Old quarters again las been ~ a
vrouinent posion at Norfolk up to the present time
INA following paragraph is published "a an ex.
troc, from an editorial IN TIE Raieigh HeB'ster oi
Teb' 70, and shows bis present position;
"HUSoErp AEkssr-l is reported hele th.t Gen buseI
ad ncomusency Thenss us fear 100 good % be true
Thus, one BY orc, those who have proved them
.yes traitors to their State aud country, arc getting
thei, reward
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Tur REPUBLICAN County CoMMITfEg.-lh
Republican General Committee had regular meet
ing on Tuesday night, Nh. VIM. Cort III the char.
The Special COMMITTEES on Credentials presence
their report ON contested seats md in reference 70
m. Fi,,t Ward. reported in favor Of holding an
election on tho 18th inst, TO fill one vacancy when
was ndopted La the Fifth Ward case, the commit
tee reported in favor OF admitting John Snshley
VIM. bowen, John Linn, George Edwards, ahd
Nm r. Eyaus; and in regard To the Eleventh W aru'
the name. OF the following gentlemen were submit
ted for admission: G.. III. kimban L. j.. burnel''
A n. England. Wm. NJ. Muchm0re, and H. fotler'
Ibe ron, rts of the Committee in both cases WIS
adonted after "a good deal Of wranglng, when me
meeting adjourned for two wceks'
T.r PrpItc ScHooLs.-The estimated expense Of
,bs publjc schools for the ensuing year is quo lo'
20 hs .,nortioued as follows: For teachers salaries
sl3j 600, cleaning, sweeping, @e' $<oo, Tue,
81, 700: printing $500 evening sehoo'e so'ooV' ~
aries, |; 800; mus.e, $500
| Tuv Roam OF SUPEpyisoRs.-1bc Board me
lss, evening NJ the County Jill. Several commuh'
cations W are received III ralltlon 10 heating az
vantilatipg the new Court.ilouse, wien, aier
lengthy discussion, the report OF the C9ui,l' &c
award,ag the contract 20 Gold, .lhhey q 70. ~
Ell. 7sD yas adopted by vote OF 10 yeas TO nay
T.s Committee appointed to inquire into tho mai
ner renef was administered to the poo, by tho sure
Aeudent reported esUn sS ing, s so1 .
Iad occurrd, in winch the rendering OF RELIEF III
bcSn delayed, and therefore recommend some after
Ion IN lie present mode, SO that tho poor Gao 4
q blended to more promptly. The report WAS
cepted .y.,.u,,or pelef Fr
Inc Commissioners Of the Volunteer h f'. ,bsre
,-esn,eJ their fifth report, 0nd state tia' 80 A.
i rficient money on hand 70 last ilh luo Ns' "
, ruo Board then adjourned,
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Queen Victoria" which was drank with much en-.

thnSaSin.
Mr.. stoss, United States Consul at London, pro-
posed the next toast, which was The Union"
Mr.. Cyrus w. Field proposed +" England and
Anercs," and invoked the sywpaiby Of England,
States the great cause which had produced The pres
ent troubles.
The proceedings lasted for upward Of five hours,
and terminated in vote Of thanks 10 the Bishop OF
Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06
GREECE.

At the latest dates. the fortress OF Nauplia was
still held by the insurgents, who demanded modiii,
cation of the Constitution. The troops had defeated
the insurgents outside of NaupGa, and the insur-
roction was confined to that place.
Numerous arrests had taken place, including Sena-
tors officers, advocates and journalists.
The latest official accounts were encouraging for
the carly suppression Of the rebellion.
The Greek Chambers had voted their devotion to
the dynasty, and for vigorous to suppress
the inturreCtion.
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Advertisement.
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoR 1861.

Thi. popular AsyrAI 10 now ready. -.
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meuaement of the Medical Department of the Uni.
yerpiy will be held this evening in the chapel of
the University, Washington square. The address to
the graduates will be delivered by Prof Van Buren,
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that pledge myself before my Maker that will
protect and preserve them unsullied, even with NV
life. The time for our departure has now arrived.
and will say no more.
Col Sanford was mounted on magnificent dapple
gray stallion, and, though advanced in years, looked
every inch soldier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-06

AFFAIRs Al THK CUsroa-HoUsE The following
appointments and removals were made on Tuesday
by Collector Barney:
ia,pects 5ppointed-Purdy 81 Wi'iet, John }. BsInus
Lansing r. Hophins
Iaspscfors Remsrti-Wm. DePeyser, henry F. Rsbnesu,
w ). Brown.
storeierp,u Arrciated-Joseph s. Smih vice NJ 0rsy.
Clerk lppon,esRobeTt T. Duncan, ~. :. GerTish Ed
ward Neess
Clerks RsmortG-Ju. c. Mcconnell Geo. Gordon D N.
Mo!ange.
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and working. They state that they will make q
definite offer in few days. and will furnish list
of $500 miles Of cable already laid by them, and
all working successfully, except In three small
stretches.
daily in London on ships aud cargoeS for Southern
ports at ten to fifteen guineas premium.
Another frghtful coal-pt accdcnt has taken place.
About 50 miners were killed by ~ explosion at
Merthiy Tidyil.
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Ryc.yrurrD.-John Mcdowell, recently Indicted
for sr,ev in the second degree for fogng the bile Of tho
Boone County Baul Indiana. and who was 1t hno'y under
bail entered In hi. behalf by Samuel h. brss' o. NO. 80
Brosdwsy wa resTfoed o. indishspoh ma, oy Oee'
McCord brought ths city yssteJ sna
| Ieu snded 10 ~ 81. tIi.l O.. tia os'1 90
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fAdysrtiWneut

t.r.. a. BAR,rss Musxus the crowd immense but IL
ss Increased until that old temple Of wonders 10 too small 10
accommodate al who especially now that the new On
entail play nae proved so attractive aud pleasing
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The elegant dwelling-house on the northeast cor
ner Of Thirty fourth street and Fifth avenue ha
been purchased by A. 7. Stewart, esq for So, 1000
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Advertisement
Victory EVERYWHERE MUST MAKE BUsi-

,ns RHsx and every OF employ should lesn
what n. can do best aud hereafter follow the night pursuit.
Phrenoosic. eIsninstion at FowLHh sLLss no sos
Bro.dwsy. viii put every one on tue night tfssa
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAncu s-B.r.c


Samuel Merritt, convicted of manslaughtsr In the
third degree 10 having caused tho death Of John swsn S.
csso by shooting was sentenced State Prison for two
years. WV
Peter Casey convicted Of petit larceny and rsmsndsd
FOR sentence.
Jane. Rodihsn and Thomss Foley were convicted of lar
ceny from the persop stealing money from the pocket Of
sarah Sidney in Grand street and Broadway omnibus Re-
msnded Tor sentence.
Cameron who set forth ths, he Lieutenant IN
Missouri regiment, under the command Of Gen. SSel wss
convicted OF petit larceny In stealing trunk and other
ces lie renands1 await trial other charges
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PORTUGAL,

The betrotbal of the King the sister Of the late
Queen Of Portugal is announced as having taken
placs.
The Marquis De Soule has been empowered to
form a new Ministry.
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FRANCE.

The Paris correspondent Of TIE London Time
Gays: " cannot affirm that Mr.. slidel bas, IS YET
seen the Emperor, bat believe he has seen several
if not all, Of the Ministers, of course not officially
lie doubtless explained his views Of the state OF the
South, but he must unders,snd that tho time is not
yet come for decision"
A discussion on the Address to The Emperor had
commenced in the Senate bu, nothing important had
been elected. The discussion IN the Assembly mad
been fixed for the 24lh.
The Bourse had been agitsted, and tho fluctuations
ON the Doth were nearly y cent, but on the Plat 1t
was again firm and animated: Rentss advanced 10
70f 55c, and A y cents to lOOf 4cc.
The Paris papers publish Cochin China news, an
n,upcing that nearly all the Provinces had made
submission to Admiral Bourard
Direct nail service between Nantes and vera
Cruz is TO commence April |. -Four large steamers
are to be purchased in Epglend for the service.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Mr.. c. Jerome HopAlnS's grand choral aud instiu'
mental charity concert in aid Of Mission SUNDAY
Schools, at Plymouth Church, on Tuesday evening
was perfect success, and worthy OF repetition.
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MEETING or TIE COMMISSIONERS OF EMiGRA
rroS.-The usual weekly meeting of the Commits
sicners Of Emigration held yesterday afternoon
at Castle Garden, the President, Mr. Gulian c. Yer.
pianck In the chair The standing Committees for the
enruing year were announced, as follows;
linspzu-. and Hunt ''
hsus and Hunt '' '~' >
ming and Hunt. ' ' ~
Ca"e Gerden--Messrs Hun. Curtls. ard Lov
County BWs-Messrs Curtis CUMMING and HINT
I5edhm9-Mesus Csrrigan, Jslnghans and Low
oar Door Poo,-Nes RS Purdy, Jelinghsa. and Hunt
JaJor-MesEs. Low, JelliDgt aus, ard Purdy.
Figqncs-Ae.sfs. Hunt Low, aud Curtis.
PHTchdsing-Messrs. Purdy. Curtiss and Curntpiux
Appended Is the weekly statement:
Mum OF euligr arrived to Feb rs 1851 goa
Numbsr of enigrsnts arrived since, TO March l662
Total
Total 20 ssrs date In ASH
1862. 1850. 1851, 1859.
Number OF inmates ia Insti.
tuition Ward's Isiand.......I7e 1921 s19 l,e76
balance in bank. January a38i5 o.
Aggregate receipts 20 Feb. ~, I952...Sl2 ,io2 80
Receipts since. to March s. 1862, for
communication OF passengers, &c 3n 60 @ls,T's "
Disbursements. as per previous ac-
count, toFeb -. l5bl.............Sll3 0o ~ .- -
Current expenses Feb ~ aud q, 1862 44 12.I365S VI
p.I.nca In p.rk q 900 ~
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ITALY.

TIE Fronlfot .Joursai positively asserts that the
recognition of The Kingdom of Italy by the PruS-
| sian Government has bsen actually decided upon.
Another authority says that Prussia bas made
oyertures 10 Russia for simultaneous recognition
by both Powers.
1t is asserted that the Papal Government was en-.
gagged in destroying or removing large quantity OF
seC,e, documents in the archives Of Rome.
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE

The January mails from the Cape Of Good Hope
have been received in England
Trade was rather more active, the harvest was
good, and the vintage better than was expected