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The death of Capt. Bladen Tay loe, 0f ths
King George Greys, sOsh Regiment Virginia
Volunteers la announced in the Ertderieas-
burg NeUs, of the 29th.
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TIE GEORGIA LOAN orYxs.

We understand that Secretary Memming.r
has declined the offer made by Governor
Brown, OF an advance OF one or two m,llior
d ollars OF the war tax assumed by the > alta
of Georgia. The offer was made by Gov
Brown as an accommodation TO the Col fed.
crate Government, the State to be allowed at
the rate OF per ceat interest for the ad vares
to the time when the entire. amousi ~
Georgia's portion Of the tax becomes di.--
some three mon hs.-SAraanaA Rspublicaa
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n Calm after tie Storm-Hardor of Norfolk
Future Of >Norfolk-The Pomoac--Ne.
grocs, &C., &c.
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A Yankee correspondent has had nm IN tey
view with gentleman who arrived A. Hal.
timore on the 24sh instant, from the South .
ae was In Richmond ON the 18th instant. and
BILE condition. The sCldlera rolled ayo q nd the
city without let or hindrancA. visitlc drink.
ing saloons, gambling hells, and dO,pr ali
sorts Of infamous deeds, from highway rob.
berry to murder.
There IL no official news Of the Burnside
expedi ton; but, from rebef Journals received
a. For tress Monroe ON Saturday. we recei we'd
the vague in forma that the United States
tranaport Louisiana had gone ashore and
was burned to save her from failing into the
hands of tha enemy.
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TKT A N T E y :

w A suBsrrrufx.
To ssrvs in select Oayalry Company, now
sSSPrsss.s - Pcsow wintsr aaaTss1: n shs army
%. 50 nicSmosS. ". ~ j. ses ss@s.. =
|" ANTED-t D-tnmodiafely,|
Nv BLAOKSMITHOa and HELPERS.
40. WOOD.WURxuRS. 70 maks hight
spl'as wagons. App'y - 1oHn nnra
Corner 9th and Broad street. cr - st his Sion.
On MArshall, shove 1st st. j. 30-lw*
w N = z . - --
xhu,av:vitAout shilde.n. A. ,.,.r.I s.n.l.,,..,,
60 = eeeownadstsd viii ssOARD ana FUR.
H1SHED ROO4S in pleasant location On
Gfaee etseot, ecenep 81 97th Apply st the OVEN
Ing ef throssA bsx - Rost0nes. jaSo-sts
"ANTED-By . person Who Writes
ny Ed1ss.: EoSd1 sand: snplcymsns e OoPY.
qutrsd. Address IN. J. !" through ths Post.
Omc0. a8 jA 30-2t*
U7 ANTED-TO HIREFm the year, .
w NAN 70 act - Gardener and Saies.
AigDX e e: At my On the
ja so-3t* a4.s -. -
XT A n D-TWo TObACCO BOX
Nv MAKERS. or CARPENTERS. Ap-
'' A. p. Ross. at h. B. Robe rt.s.
ja 3o-2ts Corner Gary ana 18th Sc.
WA n Z D-Severai FINISHERS. to
" work on Engines. High wages paid.
Also, one man who understAnds making
Coke from Bituminous ssoal.
VXTANTED-A PRESSMAN -He must
w understand working Double Cylin-
der Presses. Good wages and constant EN-.
ployment will be given. References required
Apply, or addrers this ONCE. ia 30-ts
WANTED-A intelligent nd industrious
w man wishes to engage in BUSINESS
with . capital Of about 81 200. Active situa-
tion preferred. Address, Box 10sS, Rich.
mond Post. OMce. ja 80 -3t*
"ANTED-To purch ase a large eized
w HACK, and No. pair Of HORSES
Hpp'y to T. s. DERBYSHIRE, Tredeear
Foundry. ja 30-3t*
UT A N T + D.
A gentleman and wife
wishes to obtain
~ in a private family.
Applyto DAVID BAKERS Once,
ja 3e-st* Gary ST., between nth and 18th.
w NOTIOli
NOTI0Hli
I wish to employ twsnty I've BLACKsMITHS
and twenty fvs sWHEsMWRIGHTS, to work for
tie Army OF the P0h mac, lAt or near Manassas
station. Liberal wagee paid for good workmen.
ALI RED n. BARBOUR,
Chief QuarteFmaster Potomac District
Oentrevlle. Jan. I. 1862 ia.lO-endlm
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|, MEDlt,AL CARD.

~ OFs1uE RkACriCB.
DR. PLUME Of tas old Medical House, cost4ea
himself mainly TO a. ofoce practice. On FrsE Kin
street, little below the ExchAnRs Aesel and sisx.
onaily opposite Odd Fellows Hall whsre skiita
And confidential tSeatres. usy be chtatnsa On r~s
sonabls terms Thoss who have Ae<n exposed TO
eertain contagious Ailneata, ara Invita- 70 call
early.
Communieasices By nst. q oshsrwsss, promptly
attended "a. o6aes opsn foeua . 4. K. idii r. Il
my :3-ts RlCHNoSD Va
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l. TWO HI INDEED AND SEVENTY.
EIGHT DOLLARS. Most Of the money
was in Twenty, Ten, and Five rollar notes,
Of the Commercial Bank Of Selma, Ala. !:
A liberal reward will be given to any one
same to Mr.. HsNRY. at Gen. Winder's once,
corner Of 9Th and bTSad %anY streets
MISSING HORSE AND. BUGGY .-An
front Of my residence, corner Of Main and Sd
streets) Tuesday evening about dark, and he
ran OF. The buggy contained . black blan-
Any Information about the horse and buggy
will be thankfully received and suitably re-
warasd;. led, A. MORRIS: = IBsSsosselieI. ss1 :.
7 OST-OOUPONS.-Lo in uansmission by
IL mall to Charlottesville. Va. the following
Coupons OF the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
p7! ~. .! to 7ss inclusive, 90 each .sa4o 90
81 to 66 so -. 90 90
$500 o, j
Interest payable In May and November, 1t New
York. Ali persons are cautioned not to buy or
trade for them, - the same viii not be paid.
ia 29-s O.W. PURCELL T. GO.
II OsT-On Saturday last, between Mar
Black Lace VEIL. much priced by the
owner. A suitable reward will be paid II
delivered to r. q. SUTTON, Jr., Broad and
4th streets, or at this ONCE. ja 29-St#
4 OST-e26 REWARD-Betweent the Eirst
Market and Brooke Avenue. q
l b L A TX b AG, ~
Containing two Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the abovereward for their
delivery to me, at 81 =. {.
Nos. II and 10, First Market.
de N-ts JOHN LINDSEY. z
AAKDWARE, A13ON, Aks.
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yRcu xIrxAnnxrA

Inere were ,2oo Aick soldiers in tn hospt.
AIs NJ washing ston, Alexandria, and @ Gorge.
town, ON the l7th Inst
Lieut. Frank L. Brownwell, tho Ella.
worm Zcuave who kttled Jackson in Alex.
Andria. has been ordered to open Q recruit.
Ing station, At Oswego. n. T., tor the rseuIar
army. -ssff
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fsPEcIAL oosRnsPosDEscs OF rxx DISPATCH j
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hAADvVA1 HON. 0s.
TT b D " A r E..
1900 pounds Coil Chain.
200 pair Trace Chains.
rs Log, Lock, and Fifth Chains.
600 lbs hope, to H..
10 dOz. Shoyels and Spades.
6 dog. Coal Scuttles.
20 gross Carriage Knobs.
SO sets Wagon Boxes, 4 to 6 inches.
Gross Cut Saws, Hatchets, Hammers.
Chisels, AuguIs. Nuts. and Washers
For sale by MEBANE & SUBLErT,
a HEET IRON and
We have few casks Of SHEET ZINU and
q lot Of No. le SHEET IRON for sale.
e q. d. YALE & UO.,
I jA 28-4t* Governor street
Il CLOSING BUSINESS
I offer for sale below cost, one Of Herring large
size Fire and Powder Proof Iron Safes; Coun.
tern, Counter and Side Oasss one Ans Regulator;
rs.ss W:kiRs Canes fiseinf T1ssnls Guns
isGs j. ss eSro'' 20 y i.ssssSn.s. as1sA "a
NOUT H Z e n = 5.
- ssr.w FILE GANuFAOTOR 4,
RAMOvAD from our old plses 70 WA. R.OOOE Z
Shop, 9Th slrsss, &bovs Main. whese aWs keep On
haaa : good asoetsd stock sf 1IhnS And
II Rseutsins Il oas Fuss done soe sassomsn
TUPPER.-Ths unAer1lened, Asenta Of the
N UMOH Q 0OMAOLIbA 4 TAD pOrPHl
4 81: e fnsf asss "a, s,s ssesse sss s ssp9 =
l. IA. t0ANnW q pARKHRvyvE
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"ANTED-IMMEDIATELY-AN No. /
Nv 3AkkR, TO 60 70 camp near Centre.
Vile. The best Of wages paid. An ensrgetiO
man caA mals handsome income, - ~
Apply, for the neat three dAys, for parties.
Lars, 70 Oapt. r. WOOLFOkn .tn.. or
GEO. ". ROYSTER, Eso..
Al Messrs. Dunlop, Aopcure L Co.'s.
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~ n. A. ETUkDlvANf,
~ ATTORNEY AT Law.

N. A. ETUkDlvANf,
~ ATTORNEY AT Law,
. RIcns0sp, Va,
RRAC11uR0 h ths Courts II ths Csy Of kich.
nAnds ard of Hsnx;eo eoEnty, IN The 0osst Of Ap-
psals. h ths Conisfats Hsai<s CouxA saad win A.
aasand = asy issal baainsss bsfcrs any Of ths
Qepastmsnss. ss-sf4 sAss 81 so
OSvIce-- Corner " Bapk md l1th vts.. sp
o1alfo-ontyancs % HAnk .: de5--<t1us
ss;;s-zss<-:<---------=
B. WYATT 4 CO.. Of Chasisssos. y. g.
~ - - iu1esn tAeif htsnds' svsrywasrs thas
he usat 1rs whiaA oeepn - Il our stU isss night
~ Diem 40 immediate Injury. essaE v tAeir sssst
u pssvaos Aoasss.
Ne fsal IA ssncsnesrusnA 80 y cas frteaGs
Who bayo q tasne amount af afopr1ty IN o4x hsssds
CAass Ass4sr fSHes E2sh esd1 A~s6r~s.
CTEAMER NuRTNAMFIONks-UA -UAtil
= 1aYSher nceice the 3eANor NOkJa.
fGPTON5 viii le4ve hGe wnxyf az M0N-
DIY6. WEDNESOAES Ana FDlnay 4 at
9 4. r.. nAhiag sAs sasl les sdte& sSa Iansss
0ev.ransss ssssas vsss - .ss.sssa =
{ es:sss,s ulSDA1 Sss2 SS2 - -
jssss-sss ! - : ssaa j a. - : 80 -
az SNi1. H1dN6n aAAkA a. : N - g
s3e-aa,s -. 8; r '|jis
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LATE SOUTHERN 1NrELLIsxNcE.
From our Southern exchanges we gather
the following:
ANornsR oHASoz RoR DIFFICULTY wrrH aRlA1

LAC IOilSW WINK
ANOTHER oHASoz RoR A DIFFICULTY wrrH aRlA7
The Rio 0rande is Il neutral stream. tha
boundary between Mexico anu the Conf-de.
rate States This rivsr, says.t New. or.
Jeans Delta, has been b.ockaded by ths United
States navy, and Is now elcs@d TO the com.
mercs Of the world. The ships of foreign
nations. bound for Matrmorasa. y. ether Mex.
lean ports, are forbidden entrance lr,o me
river. The first vessel which WIS ordered or
happened to be an Enxiish ship with freight
fJr III English house at Ma'amoras. No
better Illustration could be given Of the for.
bsarance or imbecility Of the British Gov
ernment in relation TO this blockade than
would be tGeir acquiescence in such an exclu.
sion OF their merchant vessels from the port
OF nation not engaged in this war
G. g. TREASURY NOTES IN EAST faHNEssEp.
We hear numerous oom plants from rcr-
sons in different parts of Eass Tennessee In
regard to the fact that in many places j.. 10
almost i'm possible to get the people TO ss,as
Confederate Treasury notes in pay ment for
debts OF any kind. 1t is said that soma OF
those who were the first to come sorwa, G a nd
take the oath after the bridge burning, not
only refuse to take Their themselves, but 10
all in their power to persusde others not to
take them. m.--knozriue Rtsisser.
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4. OOARADERDTD MILLS,
Once - Rs1x1 street. -
s Al NOV Y1IPAR0D - f1ynih ssOooteds
NUS FRMAH GROUND 00lfnH, g q.
y 10 pound papsea, nssaiy lsAaijed -
- N eeees q stx1y -four po9nds eaoh, ptioo
eosA subject = . 6l6eou1s 10 lhe tre6s. -
q. ". xODfNaON.
Nlo-ims Agent Tor Shs Nanufaetursea <
IQUVKS. 0R1NIERfFe. 10 - ----
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vH ANTEO-A EtuaHOn q
!" TEACHER,
10 some Academy or school. By gostlsman Gem.
petsnt to teach the classics and sciences: nd
who u willing to 60 South Bsst tsstimopials
furnished. Address "P. N. H." Gainesville, K ng
Wiliiem county. Va. Ia 27-7t<.
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| UTANTED.-The sabscribsr wishes to
| w employ FIVE MeN. who are not liza
| which . liberal bounty will be given. Ap.
ply to-day to the subscriber, at George /.
Herring's store, No. So, Main street, or No.
ja2s-sts JOHN ", CHRISTMAS.
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10 DEMOVAL-WILLIAM T. KING has 70
~ moved his gtock Of 0ROOERIES to tn
I .oass y:eatsd by Austin 4 Gentry, doors wes
n addition 10 the bast asortnaent Of Groesvies
= p obtained during The war, the subseRiber svtA
scp sHcsp On hand . stock ct Hay, Corn, 1ye, Oat4
Aa tesd. Bolssd Mssl, 10, at lowest cash prices.
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TO PURCHASE

NT NTANTED-Immediassly to go to Pittsylva-
w mia q. H., several go"d MACHiNlHT6
and GUNSMlTHG, TO whom constant employment
and liberal wages will be given. Apply At once,
to GEO. W. HALL.
At D. u, Stokes's, corner Of Franklin strest and
Locust Alley. u 10 26-lm*
NTANTED-To HIKE, for the ccal yards
w In this city, two able Negro MEN, and
ten others for surface operations, at the Car.
bon Hill Mines, In this county. i
ia 26-ts JOHN J. WERTH. gent.
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NOTICE | u
and twenty fiYs WHHiTWSRiGHTs. S to % Wort @ fo1
tie Army Of the Pot. mac, eat or near Manassas
staaon. Liberal wages paid for good woYkmen.
ALI RED n. BARBOUR,
Chief Quartefmaster Potomac District
Centreville. Jan. l. 1864 isslO-oodJm
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TXTANTED-VOLUNTEE61 V0xyyN.
:" TEERS-A limited n0mber of Vol.
onteees to complete q company now beins
raised to man ono Of the batteries near Rich.
mono; Uniforms and good quarters viii be
ana 18th sts. experienced onacers who have
oeen IN service VIII command this battery.
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H7 ANTED-A skilful
" and industrious MAN,
70 run SAW MILL
4 as9sss at the Carbon Hin Mines.
IA l0-U JOHN j. WERTH, Ag't.
UfAN1E6 10 E16PLOX. .-6ems oae
: w mihar With he sAannfAc4hne ok
- LANP.ULAQx, -
70 take sAasgs u LAM. .1laek, HOuao at y
Il s ]. 5. DLQa&olk & co.,
Z = 4-lMe Wlmln91ea. &6EtA QaRollnA.
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:" sWHITE BOYS,
To learn tho Confectionery Business.
Apply to A. ANTOM.
recommended. A. A.
ia Its

!" 10000 S ] L i > ,
Delivered on the line Of the road between
Richmond and Aqua Greek. Dimensions
s feet long. 8 inches diameter at small end,
clear OF any defect calculated to impsis
strength. No sills will be received under
size.
TnMs-For white or post oak, 10 csnts each;
oak s. cents each, cash, or % cents 6 month
For further information, apply to Section
Masters, on line Of road, or to s5s9
WIN. N. BR Ago, Sup't Road.
Once R., r. d p. =. d. Co.,l eH
Richmond, Jan. -. 1854 s ja 22-M
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w rienced TANNER, for the present
year. Satisfactory references required
Wages stated. Apply to the undersigned,
Richmond, Fredertcksbure and Potomac
railroad.
R.P. H. CAMPBELL, Penola,
ia 1S-l2t& Caroline county. va,
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city-Mr. Charles F. Howard-left yesterday to re
port for duty TO the War Department. Soldiers en-
listed for the old regiments Of the army, or for
general service" to BE- forwar to the head
quarters of the recruiting service for the Depar ment
of the East.
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
The steamsr Spaulding is to sail for Yorktown on
Sunday morning. DR.. Sloane has prepared dupli'
cate print. list, showing the names, rank, company
regiment or corps complaint, residence, &C., Of the
soldiers who are sick and wounded. Copies OF toi,
list will be forwarded to the hospitals and iIrnishee
to the physicians on board Of the transports for the
use, and for the press thus greatly facilitating IN.
means of obtaining important information Int
press is already under many obligations to Dr. ooal
Tor bis repeated acts Of courtesy.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEw-JERsEY.
The Newark Mercury says, 90 We are INFORMED
that the new regiment called for from this State
will probably leave for Washington within tel
days. Elem are freely offering, and three regiments
we ars told, could easily have been furnished"
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DOhhD IF ALDERMEN.

In the Bosrd Of Aldermen, yesterday, TIE resolu-
ton Of Nj Booze make the SaGt /etfangs
pspcr adopted by Of to the seO dnent OF MI
Genet laid over with tho resolution from ", meeting
substitute the Stdo /cung IN place 81 The hec IU.
leader being previously lost to 10
Resolutions we're kiopted requesting the Mayor 70 urge
upon tire national authorities the ity Of paying New
York soldiers a. the earliest possible m? ment
M FARLEY Chairman Of the Cor mittee National Az
,r stated tina, the Commissioner, Of Central Park had Of
f-cd the use u the building forV erly the Mount
Vincent Academy, Soders' Hospital, aud that Il
would lie cited up next week. The Sisters Of Charity had
rendered their services.
Considerable debate WIS had upon the report OF IN. Com
fund for Lands anc Places to add two parks he
Thir yeighth and toTeth streets the four already
laid oct o7er the Harlem tunnel 10 Fourth avenue
Nh BoOLE would not oppose IN appropriation for the parks
but the faud Lends and Places this leas than
usual AID transfer would leave scarcely anything other
parks which Presented far ugent lie had him
self reported IN favor % the ongnel parks.
Nh DAYTON strongly opposed III. resolution. IL was the
third fourth time tie had been before the Common
Cour ell within Ii scheme for beaHtyins phi
vate property by GbsscDg at this time Of necessarily
pr-e6sned sIton the OF r2 900 nom the City Treas
ury He quoted the opinion oil Mr. Even Superintendent OF
Street improvements s the location Of all these parks
part the law vi width Of Fourth and that the
Common Council had authority to appropriate for such
purpose.
Mr. FROsKNT con,ended that the building Of the tunnel bad
deprecated property IN the boThood and that
STATED two lines Of sewers on the se making additional
expense. He thought i than just that two
park should be laid out. Laid ever.
resolution Toin the Committee Arts ard Sciences ap
popriatng $3.50 for eDrossDg resolutions compliments
Morgan Jones President Of the Board Of Councnen for 1851
concuued noDly two voting In the negative Messr
Dayton and roenthe site declaring that he thou the
eNtIgvas2nt.
The Of $500 denoted 30 the nebnstc Reform So
ciety. Adjourned TO Monday
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uorsr or REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before The House corimnn:-
cation from e.. w. Walton, stating that he 10 about
I, accent and enter upon the Office Of Associate Jne-
tice of the Supreme Court III Maine, and resi4ning
his seat Us member Of the lfoure. .
Mr.. POTTER rep, Wis.,, from the COMMITTEE
on Public Lands, reported back the Senate bii es'
tablishing a Land.Oficc in Colorado Territory.
Passed.
The House passed, - against 81, the bill deelar-
ing as tie census of Califopi has never been rea.
biz taken till the year 1862 and as 1t appears that
said State had sufficient population to eniitle ner
To three Representatives under the suppoetion that
California was entitled 10 the same, and as direct
taxes have been apportioned to, and paid by het
under the census of $780, therefore, che be allowed
three representatives instead of two until the De-
ginning of the next Congress.
Mr. HICKMAN rep, Pa, from the COMMITTEE
on Judiciary, reported bill Tor the more efectusl
suppression of the slave-rade, giving Consuls and
Commercial AGENTS ON the coast Of africa certain
Judicial powers ia order that proceedings may 90
by them Instituted against the yessels engaged IN
the trade the persons concerned 10 De triea Ia 'n'
Courts of this country. Passed-63 against 10
The bill dividing Pennsy lvanis into two Judiciai
districts and providing for holding District Court
al Erie, passed - ~,
The House resumed the consideration Of the bill
appropratng $4,000 for the purchase Of the Douglas
hospital. -,
ing himself in favor of prosecTiong the war 10 req
tore the authority OF the United States said be could
not support the Confscaton aud Emancipation bills
regarding them as inexpedient, unjust, and uneon'
aitutional. The advocates Of extreme measures
seemed to be giving course better calculated 70
ss row the Union than tina, of the Rebels themselves
Debate on the bill followed, and il was traly
rejected. Adjourned til Monday.
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.;ored equally among the States The saying that
this laws tax the service, and does not touch the
slave is a mere snbterfuRe 10 evade the COnstitu-
tion In gard to the estimate OF the expenditures,
ga oiren by the Senator from Rhode Island, be
,bonobt the EXPENSES and debt were much greater
nearer twelve hundred millions.
MIR SAIL SBURY (Den., DELI said this was IN
attempt to tax man simply because he was siay.'
holder and is in violation OF the Constituiion TIC
,aid the Liquidation OF is Congress seemed designed
expressly 70 drive all the Southern States out Of the
Union, and Senators get up and denounce siavenod-
ers as being worse than everybody else' but facA
nsnuations, coming from such quarters, meet win
only sc0rn and contempt.
mere question Of finance. He thought that which
was bought and sold in the market. aid gwen away
in villa, was property, aud he would treat IL ~ sucn'
ard tax IL as such.
Mr.. FESSENDEN'S rep. Me- amendment to re-
dnce the tax % two dollars WAS adopted-feas, 70;
Nays, 10.
Mr.. BROWNING said, in his opinion, we had no
right under TIE Constitution, to levy such tax as
proposed. He had no objection to strike Slavery o
blow il be conld but he was not willing To strike IL
through the Constitution, and wound the Consttu-
ton at the some hlow. de thought tins LAX saen
tax as provided for by the CONSTITUTION, uhuef 'ne
head OF direct tar.
Mr.. TEN EYCK contended that this was not
tax ON slaves. but would include great Dum0ef OF
apprentices in the North lie had great regard iof
the small mechanics OF the Nortn, ana 'neie We
constitutional doubts rs to The propre!y Of !aAine
slaves. This proposition seemed 10 him like whipping
the devil around a stump, to speak plainly:
The question was then t'ken On Mr. '''nn'"'
amendment az amended ard rejected.
YEAs-Mesrs Anthony, CLARK. ressenten, Grimes far'
isn Howard Howe King Lane (Ksn,ss Merrill sinmons'
sumner, Truulbull. Wade-l4. - NJ,
NAYS-Me..rs Bsysd. Browning. Carlisle Cowsn, DAVIS
Dixon Dooi tie Foster Hale Harms Kennedy Lane tino ',
Lati am McDouga Pomeroy Powell, Salisbury, sbefb'
Ten Eyck Wiley Wilson tSfsss). Wight
The Senate went into Executive Session.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-30
THE TURF.
TR0TrIyG ON THE UNION COURSE, l.. l

TROTTING on THE UNION COURSE, l.. l.
The fret trot of the on this course came oil
Yesterday, for a purse snd stake of $So0 Ihere
were three entries, viz: the gray geldins Ed. EDDY
named by James ID. McManD; black mare sunny
side, named by Dan. Pifer and the sorrel mare
Widow Machree, named by Sam. Mclaughlin. The
latter paid forfeit and we presume from the limited
attendance that instead Of the valuable purse all
nonneed, the winner would only take the gate money
and forfeit. Sunnyside and GRAY Eddy trotted TO-
pether on the Fashion Course about fortnight ago
when the black mare proved victorious. She was
consequently the fuvori,e at long odds on this oeca
sion, 500 to $l5 being currently offered on her WIN
ming the race but not much business was transacted
as it was well known that Sunnysde had shown faI
better time in private than she had been allowed tc
display in public.
First Hcat.-Sunnyside had the pole, and good
start was effected. She broke, however, badly OF
going round the first turn, and had McMann takeI
advantage of il, he night have gained commanding
lead But from some cause or other. Ed. Eddy iol
lowed suit and both up together, and the quar-
ter was not reached in less than "A seconds, the
black mare Leading by length The gray, how
ever, got close up on therr side Passing the half
mile pole in l:l9l Sunnyside again went mp, and
this gave the gray the lead little, but he could no
maintain it long, aud at the draw.gate Sunnyside
passed him, and won the heat by length in 2:39l.
Second Heot.-With the betting $50 10 y on her,
the black mare tool. the lead from the word Go,
McMann, although a length behind on crossing tie
score telling the Judges to give the word. lie got
close Oh her wheel at the quarter, but could not
maintain bis position, and the mare won by three
lengths in 2:3jl.
Third Heat.-A very level start both horres
trotting admirably. The quarter wss reached in
40 seconds and tho half in l6, both closely Tapped
together. Coming home, the black mare drew
gradually away and won the heat and race by half
length in 1881.