New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
~ y OBLIGATIONS OF THE TAX BILL.
TIT DEBTEDEEss CERTIFICATES.
y{rRE U OF TRANSPORTATION
sxIswIsH NEAR HUMTERsvILLE

40. spAyLDING's SPEECH on CANADIAN kL-
CIPROCITy.
The Hon. F.. G. Spsuldug's speech Today
Di5es.ally upon the Canadian reciprocity
sestv made marked impression. His argu-
srns was that by the operation of the treaty
~ roy lose At the rate Of 50, 0O0, 600 year,
,h;ch ara sorey needed TO carry on the war.
nat fbe Canadians are in effect made citizens
. the United States by the treaty, without
.sne required to bear any Of the burdens Of
citizenship. That they are in justice bound 10
a1 d fair duty on their exports TO our
srkei for the advantages they derive
N hem, and from the use Of
,rr railroads, canals, lakes and har-
B. 3. cat this war will heavily tax our
sys property, and that Canadian property
%, ii u,t 70 come in competition with 10 in
III cwn markets without submitting to equal
taxation. The House WAS incredulous at hear
,ng that tie treaty could not be terminated by
ak months notice, and members crowded
arol the speaker to examine the clause
4 limited its duration TO ten yesrs from
ept. II, 1854, and after that required one
ears notice OF abrogation. Mr.. Spauldiug,
,ofore quitting the floor, announced his purpose
o apply 20 the President TO terminate the
reaty.
Tpr NOTIFICATIONS OF TIE TAX BILL.
II should be known that in the Committee
81 the Whole many Of the amendments to the
TAX bill have been made not BY q quorum
rcte. The action of the House may in many
IF no
TIE TARIFF.
The Tariff bill will not be submitted to the
House until the Tax bill is out OF il and in
Dc senate. That will probably be early next
yaek.
sIiE INDEBTEDNESS CERTIFICATES.
lbs very important part 10 the inspces of
Z : country which the certificates of indebted
attn play can be appreciated from the fact that
10 fourteen days $50, 233, eco of them were is-
I'D 10 satisfaction of pressing claims upon
the Government. The payments were as fol-
lows:
IRA dsy $4,000; second day, SIG 600; third
dsy E'S,0io; fourth day, s2i3, 0Oo; fifth day,
FiH ~ sixth day, S2,0,Uc0; seveuth day, $780,
0uth day, 81, 6Cs, 900; eleventh day, si,y9o;
--eith day, 5l73t00; thirteenth dag, $4,000;
iuvrteeslh day, 81 100000
BUREAU OF TRANSFORMATIONS.
Sci stor Latham introduced bill to-day 70
>leat a Bureau Of TranspOrtatian, which was
referred to The Military Committee. 1t pro-
,ides 81 follows:
,pv tocoas.g. Of one Colonel Lieutenant coiors two
k,srs Csp,sBs to be appointed BY the PFe'icE.
es.iss fcvS.. Ia, he officer, .hs be ea.iisd 80 tse
sk ARD sion A. those OF the tse sdc II ias
q sst.si u1f.er's i}epsi iIneut
icr put tho burssu under tic general control o. tho
toa provides hs IN addition their duties in u Geld
nal Re he duty Of TIE Cniei Of ne huIes oI hs
y Seeresry Of Wer QusEerins'ier General 70 pr
hte he neeesary mean. y rsP9' ioI zoe y
~ s,-up ard garrison equ7sse and supplies OF every
,,o,lss. that the oflcss, Of tho Bureau shall be
ssnd err ht. off. sTs Ct he CONFERENCE.-THE
.,P. r.to.nt shsl conform 20 the regulations for The
a.. -counisb;ly o. property and TO al 0iheT army
forhlas any officer connected with he Bafsea
On eng sed 10 trade tradc and any eEces found
80 CSsr..Msn.l Of beng Interested u Tie profits Of
an dismissed by the Presdent
skfRbUsh NEAR HUNTERsyIILE.
G m Miroy writes to a friend here Us fol-
J5.:
,snl ont party Of scouts OF the Sd Virginia, u;
tie beginning OF Last week, 10 90 to The vicinity Of
Hu teysyille to zee how matters are. When within
y
rt, led ty a body Of 2jO Rebels. My boys pitched
them for while, boz finding themselves en-
;I-eis surroUnded they cut their way through and
go al With the loa Of one man. killing eleven OF The
Rebels. The escape Of nv boys Is almost nIiracn-
sOu. 10y were fred on from al sides aud mort OF
4 their clothing cut by bullets. Some were
gTe and several slightly wounded.
,sU NOMINATION OF CARL sCHURL.
10 executive session to-day. Pro-Slayery
ss''aors demanded that the nomination OF Carl
m as Brgadier- General should be rejected,
.b,cs'- be was German reyolutionist, and
Dsds speech in NeH-York reported in The
Tar Y Of March 7.
COSPRMATIOSS.
Co Candy, now commanding the Depart
ncnt Of New Mexico ard Colorado, and Col.
George n. Dodge OF Iowa, whose galantry in
command Of brigade at Pea Ridge ia so well
own, were confirmed by the Senate to-day.
ILLNESS or SENATOR LANE.
A'ior Lane Of Indiana il suffering from
we. liberated sore throat.
NOMINATIONS OF mIGADnRs.
Robert j. Mitchell Of the I'd Kansas
Hes ut, who did good service at Wilson's
v and Col. Deyens of the 18th Msssa-
S"uss,s'. who was at Balls Bluff, were nomi.
'pated IA Brigsdier. Generals to-day.
THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
Senator Wade to-day introduced the House
OIL organizing the Territory OF Arizona, and
extending the Wmot Provso over that and
sSery other Territory organized. 1t wa. re-.
iefrea !" the Territorial Committee. who, it 10