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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27

THE SEAL FISHAsr,-AgccU1gs from the Hand Of
NsEio1adsnd represent tia. groa. distress Is likely 20
D. Cx7sscce5 its Inhabitants there by the fsCre-oi
th, seal hsry. TIE rssuis cAnlo; yet be gt,td FER
ther than g is the mos. dslsuos On record The arri
y as from aca al s.. joins and Hsrbor Grace 60 net
s1,esd 80 600 TIE shore each ia the Ds.rcs o. Tsl
En,ats aud Togo gEceeds 100 COO ssss. L Is ssr-ssd
that he aggregate lCsI for the season viii O. fan sbC
ct sa00,Co0-a large sum so population Of only l2) .
D.n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27

EsoN PrSsAooLt -L,,e a3v.ces from Pensacola state
taA, quite nurlbsr OF Fedsr. vessels are lying IN III
b'. aad that there Is pretty rgs force OF sick ara
r,.ls o sCldsF force Of vel ia sld near he city
Nc -ssuy have ,h;OEa up formidable crue7ct meats
so-a5 th- ely, e1 eldi-g from the bach above srt
oO', ard sll ~, ore cr two plsslCss thrcrsh watch
q mission CT e: u4y be had. Taess entrances ale
-.e.ly senaase3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
GAKERAa 0&b. q.

S y1. ~, ,. .rs ~ Ss,s.y
7's SS'i" s'sip iS' a az g s' "a 'S-' as
n.sGa s,Gsorss Y F,u4. rre!dnL
UhAfls u sc ~. sf.-a
II ut 1aht ~ z iytrs
Wa PAf.er
Tie .oiloEuz vi be IN, ldsr a. iub ,ei. Of ,hrA1e
TSAEIsAIIoS OF TsR EIar GAS
Navigation Day = work m- tg p J. trae by ktrdli
'e.usnIp b. glis, H-g 49, "a senring up cot
',Wn o.sli sd W. yT at wins h'i. 1orst 8 Oh a.
s.'h--rties eaon p. and Lr uIarsIs', ssss.i.
u,e al 'non' tu.vyirs GeaeN,q - ,sC9
ofP4p,) MIA iovts Slktsl -uras..i gu-.Es-s o.
9 So Ctus qte' iCts On
Pen h-Res,int aud sruirs
lXtslHAr o, CP SECOND CLss.
Nsvis ton Day work, sI ude ~ al rradnS ant
atJ 81 gseH1n'-G-ftfs' gus " "a 90.
d1yH top El-lt srd d. ard Gtuer, a., tots a.
Aaih met g. iAns II one'ry (oasoh iHhetisV'
turGerJ --ash-Sl mall arrs. A,tsAi stH-s.-e,
Ssitoys pa, &c, cog Al Sas.!olsOn.
ireLeh-I esilus aud lLng.
lKANI AMOS OF T1lgD Glass,
wstheEGl,s -AIh ele and a. TO Equtio-s ofGs 81
: GlaurrY-EaaGsI finl Arn,-rl srelIs Il ed; guns
3 Ttnes story Geo rA,hy.
FxAuIAATIJs oP FoU-TH CLLs&
MS. be able reaisad s-teVn
2. -fon de'aisl ~ co rel
Mt. vG:fa apg rhr Al on, Ia tuaeu- Mill.
to1rE 4 sIfeI.opin ,pdt il vry'pia aud rcrh az.
% WI pp sfEe the BARI dh..d lie nIshe rssd.
/ 70. eG .-Iltton.
ATE con;u lie eS. u'nato1 ihs S!y, the po"d WI
Al ru;, us'G m ag,rn cH., Noble, .,sIdt h.si'
"a r soft. taslt csonte is"Ipl 'i'er nal su a
.flcs HuI ~ li,rl n do I to'e ns, aai
osy t1,y Ill hold b usel, GdIase petI be-
fyre % b ard Sh,n a metz.
Jss5-ea3t Bee e'aTy Of he avg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27

CoNrHBUToS RaCKIvfB-Fhs A1jGlsnt General Of
Yss-.a has received irJm a distinguished citz,u o
.aI eoruty, the sum o. Sl65 go which Las been sp.
pied as r,qucssd for the benefit Of the siek and
ID soldier, il some % TIE bcspials
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27

Tx GzSEzAL rosJ-OyEIcs DKstErNsSr FIRST IN rHE
EsLo-Ia yss . t4s a,uac.,s a..i.uis 4 ,-e M
b a1d lsi: g,Ai-d foreign meTcersrss in front
o. ,1- cy, zee President Ii The Coafis-8.e Sa Is has,
:. lara eaa--l-i,l,sAsB ,ae Heads OF tie dHsre';
D .arasl.s rzqgya ~ their respective employees
- olt .1sn tasulefs no "a io7, o. ir;o sspsrae
D uy--ss &c cooperate wi.b our algs-l.-zus in tho
.- % Of Rcamo-i, ia such m-rns7, 10. iscgugaiel.
o, ths 5.scsargs Of hss oii:Al da,y, mAy DC pr.
lsi B. taE Secretary Of war.
Yesterday g s-s 5rgrnizl.ioa TO tbs pltri-tc end
So tosm5d IL tie General Pys.-Ohse Dzplgmsa.. A;
81 early hour OF the day, meeting OF all tie officers
c,-rse,ei with tia Departments convened by The
r-cloa Of TIE Aeas P' master General, Hon. r. 81
Gorge OFl.t and sls 5rssu.lr by ,ai1s .iI .6,s5
10 q. C,s:r AG,s Ice .eary ,E9,ary ,hs or 9. O.
tbs meeting md communicating re visles o. tas Pr
s5elt, company vas az o1ce formed 70 which 70
has ye. been given, though iuorGed il Mi pro
ba5ls be the sEtl 2 t,s.
TIE sol swing are the cai'ers elected:
Japan, Jim L. Hlrrgu, Aa5tna
I st, B. Fuller, North Carol.aA
L cut, J FrA1k Bone, Mlrylald.
siLeu., 7. P. Atscc. Bob, A'absua.
Whether 70 Reagan as Or =. 0 Department G1srjs,
or under any taey Hsy ssi.e wish ham Lou,F
AID success. They are composed Of he rgh: ua.ersl
O. command bo'h.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
W u. ELLIOTT.
Richmond, Jure 28', 1862
CONFEDERA ATE STATES OF agERII1,
WAR DKF4RIEEST.

C0NFEDER ATE STATES or 5SFRIIA,
WAR DEF4RIVEsT
Redmond Jage 2Oa, 1862 J
lie Escsllsroy Gov. Larcter, Richmond,
sIa IL re. pgo;tGiiv 70 g. permission for the mii
lal'sd QUE In the CITY Of Rchmcnd to Volunteer IL a.
Battalion authorized 10 DC raised b7 Capt W. y Eliot.
FOR local service within the crcai, If he redoyb aTocr
Richmond and A,reh-ster TIE Bl,.siol vii cousi.
Of e sc companies o. ore hundred men each, vii 81
nua,sred into he Confederate service, sni L. ia adj
-i,a 10 't6sr pay n 10 C,-'s,sr,es zr-y r,g i've
boun'y from m, Gig goE=.aaaa. Of $40 per month 70
sch noncomns,ioaet ~, sr ast pri,}ie.
They viii DO charged With the Important duy q
yitidrg the bi3g sprs1as public privn.v Trapsrt'
d with uaiatss,ng or1ss il ,ao chg It'ilk tia d.
organization OF the Battalion VII probably yerd'r Il
unnecessary to u k. aay further CD. tie nii.iI
:he city ard Is considered Of very great importance t;
sae puoic service.
most sarhcsy request your Exc li-rey to flciiita
its formation J every m:au5 IN ycur Fo"er.
Captain Lost viii give yol Al: iur.Ler czPlAIGdcs
that may be desiroi.
Vary rSsP,c 'uiyr
Yo4r ote .isnt servant
GG,. ". RASDoIPH,
&C., o. War.
Acy Of ha se,ond Class Militia h1t trSf't service il
ia. tailor, crria referred lc, ave tie rga 10 tnls
th.r,in WncD any OF t.cn So eslis, tsIir nsaes WI
be rooored to H. ,r Wasis who vii he;rC pom sI.te
the fror I'll roilf.
Jane 81, 1852 Jous IzrcEzR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
Tux RECIPROCITY rRIArT.

L appears from al fac al report OF toe Secretary cf
ire Tea ury showing the quantity and yslce OF tie DIFF
fc--u; articles Of merchandise imported into the Dotted
res from Blush North American P.ovinces. uader
h .cprocv Urea TIA, the total y-luC Va 1852
over $50 % 600. 1862 more than sl2 500 600, and
in 1851, 81 I'D 600 Tie q BIZ shoss last wear
lIirg ID H. d. 6rs, irui.s, hides aid WOol5 and
decrease ia imal sshes, buk, butter, che So, coal
egg. tx, Hur, grsia meats, oats timber, 81 As
mia q al kinds 81 745 900; o. all k7ds, 81 S62
OJO asur and breAds.J T. 50 600 eco; gan, So .
10000; timber OF 81 kinds, $ $50 goo lie rcsPec
ave amounts Of other impors not enumerated.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
NnEICs e TAXPaYERs.

OE ordered By Co nell Of be city OF bbno-d hGi no
ID oIc,or o. city Tase hs anE5.nJ I've ice 10 ~
east four o. he dsl nsvs sps~- -, cr az oegs
ih- I5.t cEy JJre a. b. vi attend sths hSs al
>, between the h'u % o. cS - Al eo'lo d, IL
on te 1875 % t. 3 Jiro elusive tn 20 PEE u re-
Gavin. r rg-i Win city isxls ths Etos %
alg-h fof he q tax cages etlc'ny Ton hs sho
Col eg;sg e. IA fE- F.ys no &C. os M % as
or 20 he Fh Soy parsb0 .Na' vii A'ene 81 Die o.
l.e FAt, tse1 he ab We lsrsLei ca, T. ,hs 10 10
10 .: OF DectvG,r cls o. "a. receiving on
NJ eraun Who ste-dy p1 o-eif ny 81 d cy 'STrs
"a l, neg hf ds a-iz8 Eor s7ea EA tee
E-r ,sriEn therroa
g fh lAh VII ate d & Collector r. =, 10 tss Cir
o. H. n the iat the 20 q .1.Eth Ter he pgfpess IL
n,si sim JrLrCs a HoB oH,ocR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
nLnYn,S nIv.aInT.

Az aa'horz b. f;1.r .1 SIS a..e 7sr,ae3t VA.
Ia Or. ~ q. - 9 = LIE 1aes- he 2ci o u4s
i4t mai Nsss byp.e, N.yl N6l
las stity pc-ats - receive vc'1n.ce7 PER
net vhiD the tie A. cry g.
Co1sc p-os law VIZ ,he OF SO nd susIT
1s nnJs en- ere sx>npie1 b, the Act o. CO. grss
Uadcr this horny albeit the the coopssk ocefs Of
the Loe v7o have 'ri 9n celia 30 tbs rviee
Ny ,dl5Iu . Elcknord wM -ENFoan.
!E9-u iAisLisui CO. lfIh Va val.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
qAE RL. HRUND BlItALIUN-

Since the cran,iJg OF authority to rZise b2.:ah'a
Schmond Tor sgacisl service eub,ac,g Perso- o! az
.ge, some tl5u'y seems to have existed wiki thoso e.
rolled aporg the Second Class Bi.a to vheit5. suej
,f hem a. sired to IN The Ia. a5n would be allorc
DO The oliO sing correspondence leaves Goub
d the sui ct;
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
CONFEDERATE rE.vArETRs IxcLUDED yRoN rsE OTTOMAN
pONINICNs

Toe YArke' papers eyiUce much grsiihcs ioa at a re-
cent osder Of The Sublime Porte" absolutely prohibit
i7 tho entrance Nth or withou. price, into the Wscrs
Of hs Ouomll dom nons, If priyatssrs fifd Gu. for
l,- purpose Of eyiDg upon the comme'cs OF the
Caited S.a,es. Tee Philadelphia Ilqgirer says:
Tee ground upou Wsich t6is order OF the Porto
Or Seoos d, serve7 some attention. as Il vii be tGu
o suggest matter worthy Of confederation. l. de-
clsrss th,t according the principles OF International
-ga;s ests,l sled by the late treaty OF Paris, "ihe
use OF p7 Of aud other vessels az prystetrI VS.
abolished by al the graf overs therein represented;
hA, the legation OF the United States has Ieques:o5
cor formally thereto that insruc lens be given 10 tie
fuuCt,Laries tae ssacoast Of ihs Empire for main
aiarg The principle thus Adopted aua Il il acc riding.
~ oris.ed ga view Of said principle" that FL c'Csl
nea urc be taken prevent toe vessels OF the United
ON bsi1g ,1pls4d 10 IL jury in anT Of the p7rts wa
trrs Of the Ottoman dJnhlors by priv1tcers, such
hoe alluded %, and that prvat ,ri or armed vessels
proving On the commerce Of the Uli States, atemT
e 70 enter them, with without prza shall be pr
ven Cd ION Carrying TIE design into q, cutios.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
CAPTURE OF A paIIIprr pprAs.

whenever be ibouId be ordered to do He vii pro-
batly b. sent 10 New York.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
Arsr-r.n AsKlr. yusE %

-JEfoy-r,e Cotton EGs, as yery ttei duias e
e. sit 81 ilg las Is ISIS ransrg or II % .oc
t-re Basoa ls-rfss h,s sssa I.te no active 80
U % ~ Ass tplr, tllss 10 rria chan u
"- l5ts hog road q. ss-ur s6135s D
I - ~ uzrl ,lIsui OF, I'd pfi'ss
90 a.s tl-i. ECl4srs as'lug rJn 1870 Z %
b, &C. gz4DIy and qIAliJ. rhs te-d-ucy Is sll up
I'd.
On a.-s "A geLTs 2 'uz
arnls sIus nos jet ecrs into kst excepting D
Ter isn0 -sish 'a-cy price are aiaed ard oUtdl d
i 20 skda vi zee FOu VII 2 90 We cannot give
o. ras Gu 81. .1lr. r. c-s mercy rOuIral.
.ue-R--slg.sA anl sim a-yaIcrg. Correct a.
O. seas &c g'sa. .LsJ afu aomewLs5e. h7weSy, he
tf,eu 3 aEl 40 q y
ssl5--P % H0'lsIss Asl, Ike sm'si ey.ry'hng
gyssri s.sstcr sher Of come sslins Al " q,
erirA ElcrrsT G5orThs '51vug arc The prices
EosVg fa-to1y sgsts A. auo IN, CO Thursday 81
EsI iags .......... ..... ......-8I fl2'L cents,
kgUut - .--.-----. .5rfs IroNss
lt.Htl'N
TO- 4 Gtn4bu g .---.-.. .-.-.r.-..-.... cltz
rs next ,ass pace alurHiay Iglt At ne SANE
rBcc he r. q1icr tss f9- Tabae-o q. sivsreias Irs5
uoazsnc gs1pCcEsesf - 'o't 70 - O. D; IcS 20 :
= -n.eg 5Es3 r he,t, Ct.ckcas 81 = IJs ps-a; g.,
s.ebic 2 IA; cutie, a. a3Sly Z D
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON AND MCCLELLAN.

despatch do.ed Ws.hii gou, le b mat ssJs:
The war bulletin al O'Clock lhs afternoon does net
repor. Euy Of imp1rslce from G5uelal scCrlaus
arny Tho work OF tie siege Is PFogre'-ing sIcad :,
AID EeE aivautsgCs n position we're being CARED lily.
TIE report which tas bseo gJrg the rounds of the e..
rouq ilii-p's Ou Of neral Nc lei is entirely false.
TIE neral On the contrary, u 10 the ep-Jment OF
zoe. excellent health Tae health o. the army is rapid
inproyiug The are beginning to SO; used TO the
climate and the vl.-H0ts wafer which they are COM
PEELED % drink.
Toe movements Of General Mcclellan absorb every
thing else IN Washington. msjorly In both H,uses
Of Congress are gn-lirgto take any action an al
iuurumen until alter Gen. Mcclellan s'tikes fNal and
dec sive blow Redmond From oil tic indications
lved here /. appears c'rain that he will be IN
tts CANAL Of the Old d luiiion tue FOURTH OF
JuIY, add solrer II the rebels should bring a ger
ersI engagement TIE car ure Of Redmond may re
qvre Congressional legislation - the luute copdusi
Of TIE var AID tdere probability tina: either House
will 5urn Until after the great hsht takes place.
TBE ArTICE UPcS TBE RAILROAD TRAIN At TUssTALLs
Lieut. ,lHord, Company Sit Penn yi7s7ia r
meat, vas vouni,d ia 10 diG,ren; places during tie
csLt attack upon the train near he Wbi,e House. &c
account Of the SfIi' "a a. fellows
aid several Others soldiers aad civil as were stand.
or siti upon three four OF the Platforms the
,rail approached Tunst4rs, Nhan observed uud bor
OF men ,bout ~ 4trc,) formed each eide Of tn
track, ana sc the TRAN slowing passing TJUs'sr 3,
tie ttgn O. tired at We then eW Sho they Wers,
olt hal no uas TO co Anything No less ihaa To %
v1lpys vera Il ed a. IA Ns passed. them, suUjl' r
when Ee E,Te abe VI them YER ofou n fell With
tler faces upon the car, aad escaped a,ucs esefy
c,s. Nc.iy thirteen bsG ia my lcsl and siie,
Of which passed completely tor ugi ny If thgh; the
Others were lt5bsoiy bu'ksho; or rs cl bale. Frru
ma, " meme Of the $40, enCr,d ~ leap and fec,
fir trsic. ;solCNt when ! ssS tho Il 5elJ that they
were cue Ct Gus smenis (, Jmilg "a line.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27
HE.IoU.RlE-s CAVA .EY BAL A FL
REAA .IaEsyaHulS. Juns IAN, 1864
1PgO AL ORDEES,
Ia 4


CAPTAIN Albert Nc-sud and Ii-u'sHS1t wetb vii pc
- c. a. One 20 o. cry iFrchu me ecu lies o.
-h-r T. b.0-g O;gto-T, 'pp-u tiOE, ~ kn Cm BET a.
- narlc s.h sgI.- % I.s nos Of sfe.tpg 80
onov ~ srF BIS 80 J. Ol cave ihe "a
g. 81, e l- Ca1ary Tlg. sIlt q-t .As4 az Ga ~
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"a. cor tyne IS, n sitz % By hin, LEY
IS n os rru, ~ bs i 10 h in-.l u- esH 30 - -
.i' cut r We OIL Az A. N =, C60rAI "
g. o. el, 81. 20 jchl Hgnf, Lar, John u.
o., % ". -.sH Nrlr1E. - DELL Csc 81 TAR
l1 Il. r was n ". p str-ca l.. u NhIsrson sna J. NJ
son Comp nv b "h-usV TlI P. rroz5i1g Eyer't',
a.. Fuyd Is y nv ae j .lg.zu, 10 "a -tyr, Johl ;.
gAsc trGf>u f- ille ssGbsTy D. suliYGz, ~. u.
sole. II ULtr Ha ; a. ti'e
F.tu o p,gy C-r0tE O. s.v5cA b. 50 CsT1iT. b.li1
o. urr, ftrvrl B.h NiH n Hal, iii ~ Goa, u
AID &C. sob. rf o..as - 'Hr Vic e d b q. I" Cd
20 "a alT % Ae.t Q . % " IA han = ! Bl J. "
81 tts. D1t,ey. - nlLt John Nm &c J 5 Rid
CO. p-Jaary e. Gs.!s-C < Cne"s! ~aa q U1s'
rr,u C5upl,y F-sJrfcr , gucEsr. THfs hr'On.
Fr)-t1 Ta-yG ZSa OIL .err saby oTtil Nuss, Troi
q elem q T.l-o'
Ice. 10 b.l I 2 ho-rs } I ?. Usfav md y tti X.
E,m q. %. Ia Lee, Z Lee, ! #et " val ,E. 'tNn'
u.uy mes
j.. A. g. y hg IN II Carr ----H STtd, " IRIS Il
.,rft Ihoi Nc-Fau, 10 Rogers HgE.s IKE FTtyo or
hn1 John B,s %. ~ -. --
LsCi. Co. ceuusrtlrF "a s,S'tNs, Cavalry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27

40 uKELF YOUNG r-GROSS - arc.
f' TtE.- hsn'Iu 80 --lfu,ing a. 10 o'l)ef, sc all
sel at ear ~ len cont
40Ygg1 tiistly Fc-FCra
'srg c: Scmg 10y, 40 r. zov'n s-i cii er.
jeT NJ AIs'OEE a, J.. A. 70
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27

,e-.a,>sSALE CONTINC 3D. .yur.
49, cUmps e. sals ss;s- sv VII be CO n.l-u
II &, notnay, rldaY sue 2Tt'i, a. 9'cck dtEs
&c hossst dssira5e gas ~ Unsod sad all be
i.fI-is KEST PANE Z %, Aa.A
- ACON.-WehAve lore. vsy To- Of Pi ze SoHairy
ID Cured Ba95R, EaDsnt, Utlsl We Der sale.
A. Y. srJEEi Co.
ls2s-9s' ocrzGr i6A Eni Gag srssa.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27

Tfssb nsra-d sb u.ees vi! p!s5s- rcpot g. 10
.Ider ned ,. hbu before the - das ~ jun,
$50 eaty = priced s. orcst, camp. 1ni n &c i n a 20
rye vii. lrsd repc e. Dc 'AyEr sn 10
- used o. r,t n lie eiprat a. b. u direct ihps
Lu , hat vi. b. Etsl dGtlt & TIE req
7eu ~ tquri -u. W. s'ca upoa tge p RI. cih-
a The eCund . " sI(s. isd abs nss
Capt ALqEsT NoDAhIL,
il1s el-p leut EEyB.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-27

~cSs-eS .
, 1862-04-03
gb1 Gtita1tf.
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1862.
TAX COTTON.


# there is one thing more than another
The people desire relative to this war, next
10 its successful issue, it is that the rebels
he made to meet their share Of the bills.
They should pay for heating their own
poker. As they invited the dance, the piper
should be settled for by them. It does not
look as though this entered very literally
and fully into the design at Washington,
where burdens gEeyous to be borne are
being fitted to the shoulders Of every
loyal man in the North, to be
carried unshrinkingiy, too, while the
South is as yet to see her
share assigned. twas good beginning,
that proposed in the House by N1. Kellogg
Of Michigan, to levy tax Of one cent per
pound on cotton. That viii do as far as it
goes, and it goes just one-third as far as
it ought The average product for several
years past has been four million bales Of
450 pounds per bale. The product will be
lessened ineyltably by the war, and under d
tax but say it is one million bales less, or
three million bales at 450 pounds per bale,
that will yield at for every cent taxed per
pound, thirteen and half million dollars
Who will say that forty million dollars is
too great share for the South to bear Of
the Wit expenses
There viii be no difficulty in its co1lec-
tion, far less indeed than to follow out the
multifa1ious and intricate lc9ies otherwise
imposed. King Cotton should pay its
share Of the war. We might urge it on the
ground Of poetic justice, but we prefer to
press it on the. score Of simple and equal
fairness. Manufactures and trade, the
great sources Of wealth at the North, are to
be taxed heavily; why should the great
staple Of the South escape There is no.
thing else that so largely represents value
in the South except negroes. Perhaps 4
clause might be added, moderately taxing
Slaves and @pcrsoDs held to labor With Il
forfeiture and canee1ling Of indsntures in
case Of refusal to respond At any rate,
let cotton yield its share Of the revenue to
the Government for war tax The North
demands it Loyal men everywhere will
he poorly consoled in their own heavy sac
rifces if exemption in this respect be al
lowed the very section responsible for al
our national woes
, 1862-04-03

BAD NEWS FOR OFFICE 8EEKERs.-It has
;eeen @ proposed that Congress shall place q
stamP tax OF five dollars on every letter of rec
oDmendation for Office, an additional entry-tax
o. zen dollars on every candidate who may file
bbefs19 g. s neP,at%sat This
; Ways and Means, will produce. aaannua1 rev.
enue Of oyer one million Of dollors. which
VIII be doubled On The year that The Pfcsident,
-
, 1862-04-03

AN ILLINOIS SEcEss1oS1sr KILLED.-In our
account yesterday Of proceedings at Island No.
10 VIC stated that the only person killed on our
side during the four days bombardment was
Lieut.. Clarke, Of Buckncrs battery, a gallant
and brave young officer. He was nephew Of
Captain Haiman, Of this city, from whom VIC
learn he was only eighteen years Of aye He
was from kaskask1a, H., grandson ofColoncl
William Morrison, Of that place, and 3 relative
Of General George Rogers Clarke. He was
Second Lieutenant of tic company, aud when
he joined the army he brought with him
eighteen Young men from his neighborhood
and the vicinity Of Cape Girardcau. HI was
All actiye and energetic soldier and a warm ad-
hercnt to the Southern cause. His remains
have been sent for, TO be brought to this CITY
for nterment.-Atnphis appeal, Nareh a.
E Hon. James Wilson, Of CrawfordsSille,
Ind, died at his home On Sunday. He repre-
scnted the 5th Congressional District in Con
gress several times.
, 1862-04-03
Steamboat Disaster on the Illinois
River.

EFfo1n ihe Peofia Transcript, March 81
The steamboat Minnesota Belle left this
port for st. Louis on Thursday evening last,
With very large freight trip. consisting Of
E5aln, Government stores, highwines, &c
shs reached Liverpool next morning about 8
o.elosk.: and On "Eounding. to- to make =
went down in about sixteen Feet Of water,
Tie loss cannot Jet. be accurately estimated.
but must be considerable, as the insurance Il
very tzadiug.;- ::.c so ::
Z. There were number Of passengers on the
boat, but Nc lives were lost, Hai ,fbe acr;-
dent occurred at night there Is no doubt mas,v
would bare beef lost.5. Tic Minnesota Rslia;
wsB pretty old boat, but had undergone in
spection tbe present spring ana Had. got Her.
certificate Of eeaToFth Illness from: the 81: Louis
Surveyor. 80
, 1862-04-03

~ We learn from the New York Leader
that Mr. Charles A DaEa, the accomplished
managing editor Of the New York 11i51snc,
ceased his connection with that paper on Sat
urday. No reasons are given for this sudden
and unexpected change, in which the Tribune
and its readers are deprived Of the advantages
Of 4 thorough Journalist.
, 1862-04-03

"EA0eA FRlEt1EH Mt milwaukee,,
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribuuc.1
NRwHALL House., MILWAUKEE, March 81
Wendell Phillips has been here and gone,
lie spoke "Wednesday evening upon Lost Arts,
Saturday evening upoa The War, aud to cx-
cellent audiences. He was listened to,
throughout, with the closest attention and
deepest interest By all who favored him
with hearing. Rumorz Of mob violence
and trouble, in case he opened his
mouth to speak before i public audience in
this free city OF Milwaukee, we're rife and cur
rent in the streets, about town, during the en-
tire week; but upon the evening in question
all vas quiet ard respectful. Not dissenting
voice Was heard in the hall upon either occa-
sion to anything which tie gifted lecturer had
to utter, much less were signs Of or dis
tu.bance manifest. His audiences, as gene
raj thing, unlike those Of Chicago and other
cnterprising, public spirited cities, were made
up Of "p1ebelans' - and "commoners with
very few exceptions the "solid II men Of Mil
Wanhee-thc prominent men Of wealth aud
commeree-the representatives Of capital aud
fsnatic'' With their presence. not !
bit Of itI This is the MN who has, more
ttlhn any other one man in the country uues-
TONED the right By nature Of four billions Of
concentrated capital in this country. This Is
man, preached aggaints, and spoken sgsinst, and
denounced the worship Of tile great Mammon
Idol, before which the whole nation is on It's
Knees To-day. This is the man who has spit
upon The claim Of one man to buy and sell
Think you that the "sotid :" me-: Of MIiTau-
kee could coudeectnd to listen to such mar.
or to show their faces on snch au OCCASION,
Not bit Of it They are too conservative
too constitutional. Whatever else NAV befa}
the milton, slavery must be sacredly respect
ed and preserved, and any man who has had
the audacIty to speak against the Divine Iu-
stitution should, in the opinion Of these ttpre.
serSed'' gentlemen, be damned and put down.
, 1862-04-03

PREPARING TO RUS FROM R1cuMoxD.- The
Richmond Ehaui'x'', in a leading article, ad-
Tises citizens "to remove, if possible, before
the advance OF the enemy, everything which
will conducc to the efficiency Of his military
operations, and to destroy what cannot be re-
moved.n ,s. :.
, 1862-04-03

II The churches are beginning to con-
tribute their bells to tho needy Confederate
cannon foundriez. Rev. john Mayo, Of York
county, Virginia, has sent an old bell which
was cast in 1T25.
, 1862-04-03

ONE PRICE SYSTEM.

SAUNDERS, BROTHER & CO, OF Boston, haye
established Branch Store in this city for the purpose
Of conducting the Boot and Shoe business upon the
Cash System, and are now opening a large and Ye1l
selected Eeck ct Boots and Shoes from their own fac
tory and ftom the most eminent factorfes In America
made from the best material Of sto, and work Of the
highest order Alter practical experience OF twenty
five Eears IN TIC business feel uEaedtu saying that
our stock OF Boots and Shoes in regard to material
style stree gtll, tt and adaptation to the market can
not be e1celied. We ask the indulgence Of the cit-
Of this city and interior to m examination Of our
stock.