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H0UyH.


4ne house Jook up Jhe tax Dill
The tollOging amendment, in relation to
marihe and inland insurance, was N lde:
Where the amount insured does not exceed
$1,000, the tax upon the same shall be 25
csntsi when more than $1,000, and not ex-
ceeding $4,000, one dollar
The following amendmsnt Wss also made
as to mortgages;
Where he amount m0rtgaged does not ex.
ceed $500, ihe tax shall be so cent?; and
"here exceeding $4,000, one dollar.
In regard 70 these am unts, { was agreed
that where the value or cons d ration insured
does not exceed 500 or the mortgage does
not exceed the amount, there shall be no
stamp duty impO:ed-
The following proviso was rejected: That
any such mortgage given to secure to secure
The payment Of purchase money for real es-
tate shall be exempt from any such charge.
Al amendment was adopted that the
stamp duty on any note, check, m arine, and
other specified protes 5, shall be IS cents
An amendment was offered, debated ard
rejected, imposing tax Of one dollar on each
passenger travelling on railroads within the
United States
A proviso was also adopted that stamp
duty on manifest b lis of lading aud passen-
ger tickets, provided for in schedule B, shall
not apply to steamships plying between
ports in the United States, but to steamships
plying between these ports and British
North America.
An amendment was also adopted that no
writ summons, or other process sued by
Justice Of the Peace Ia any criminal Law
or equity, suiL oomme1oed BY the United
States, or any State, shall be subjsct to the
payment Of stamp duty.
The medicine schedule was altered 50
IS to provide that medicines, cosmetics and
perfumes, by WhsteVer name the same has
been, now are, or shall hereafter be called
or distinguished, shall pay when valued
or sold for 25 cents, q tax Of one cent; not
exceeding so cents, two cents; not exceed
ing 75 cents, three cents; not exceeding
81, four cents and for every 90 cents, OF
fractional part thereof over and above one
dollar, two cen 3 Playing cards are to be
taxed twenty cents 9 pack.
The consideration Ct ihe income tax pass
ed over yesterday was now resumed. An
amendment was adopted excluding the tele-
graph, gas and Express companies or cor
poratiOns under the income duty. Il was
also provided that the net gains on profits
end incomes only shall be estimstfd, and
that the duties on incomes shall be payable
on or before the Both Of June, 1858, and then
each year thereafter, until, and Including
he year 1866, and no longer Among 9th
er amendments made was that furs Of all
descriptions when made up shall pay duty OF
per cent. ad valOrem. All the sections
we're acted upon except the two relating to
the appropriations and allowances and draw
backs. The committee rose and the House
sdiourned
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FOB OI1l nARsaAL.

NEssBs. EDIross - Believing The City Msrshal 70
Ds one Sflhs 81 resp 1nsI'is CosTs Of the COTpo.
rs ion, favor the omnstion OF our este msa
'slIoW ei'izen, THOMAS McKI Stay. KnoWIns
him these Years 10 various aces OF ust and
reoosnizins him ss a gentleman, keen q visiIsni
on1eCr, and IN rnterprt ing eitissn We propose TO
msEe N City nGIshaL
Please say 90 for u, and oOnSsr an Obligation on
ALL CBAsREs OF CITIZENS.
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RENOvAL.-We have removed our stock TO
III Superior street, next door to Taylor &
GriswOld, where We will be pleased tosee all
Of our old customers, and as many new ones
s. will give rs a call. B. BUTTs &Co.
march % 382
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~ Frank Lsslis's Illustra tsd New York
Illustrated, Home Journal, 80, for this
vssk. Budget Of Fun for April, Yankee
Notions for Nay, and Part S6 Of oassel'S
Natural HistsFy, have been received at
EVEEETE 4 WusoI's
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CLEvELAND LIBRARY AssooIATIoN.-Ths
annual meeting for the election of officers
of the Cleveland Library Association will be
held on Monday, April 14lh. A preliminary
meeting for the nomination of candidates
will be held on Monday evening, April 7th.
ALLEYN MAYNARD, Vice Pres't
a. B. TUrTLE, Secretary.
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WAsH1HaroE, April

REPORT OF INVESTIGATING COMMISSIONERS
Commissioners Holt Davis and Campbell
in their report present evidence showing
that General Fremont frequently declared TO
disbursing officers Of the Government that he
did not intend to be controlled by any laws
or regulations that be Intended to cut red
tape withoutreference to Washington. These
declarations we're made when Fremont was
directing tbs illegal payment Of money
The Commissioners deem these acts and dec.
elarations as q ISOLATION of the oath of Office
and of an alarming charaeter-iu every way
hey ssy the acts Of General Fremont him
self prepared the way and led o immoral
practices among subordinates. They also
'ay, IN conclusion, having, in the iul6llment
Of the trust Committed to US, lifted the veil
from a field Of prOdigaIity, insubordination
and demOFaliz aliOn, in the midst of which
We have been tOiling for the last four months
We have felt it incumbent upon US to point
the Department to the true causes of these
disorders.
THG CHARGE AeAIEsF sEcRETARY sMITH.
Secretary Smith has demanded OF the N.
Z. World Its authority for the accusation,
editoFially made, Of malfeasauce In ofiee-
Smiths friends say be will track the charge
to its lair. Extended iniquity has failed in
eliciting any substantlativs facts or specific
allegations in support Of the rumor against
Smith, which, 1t is now believed, was set
afoat by enemies.
OAIRo wAR CLAIMS
Hon. Stephen I Logan and Colonel James
Mitchell, Of Illinois, are appointed, BY the
War Department, Commissioners to examine
into war claims at Cairo. John R. shspley.
Of st. Louis, is attorney to the Commission.
TEE TAX BILL.
But three sections more of the tax bill are
before the Committee. The bill was ordered
printed, and adjourned to Monday. To-day
the stamp duty on policies of insurance was
redu ed Ons hslfj mortgages made under
sloor nothing; from one to ave hundred, 50
centsi over Eve hundred, one dollar. Writs
Of justices, or in criminal cases, and subpe.
naea, stricken out; patent medicines
reduced about to the demand Of
venders; perfumery and cosmetics, added
about four per cent? playing cards, twenty
cents, BY one majority income tax imposed,
only one per cent on net profits, bat person
sOnal and family expenses, and interest on
the value Of land, not to be deducted. On
motion of the Ways and Means COMMITTEES,
the amount received from advertising to BE-
deducted from the amount on which income
tax Is imposed, SO as not to be taxed twice.
CLOTHING BURlAU.
The principles and general provisions o
Wilson, bill estsblishing clothing bureau
-. SimIIar to Latham's establishing bureau
~ 80. QortAilOn.
yOTI Oh ABOLITION.
No R.,nh,,. "a voted against abolition In
tbs n,.t,io. ~. iii passed, tWsnty-nin,
to fourteen.
Two more Brigadiers were
day, bringing the whole number q.
ly 200.
A Pro SLAVERY sRsAToR.
Browning, in speaking on the colonisation
amendment to the District abolition bill, said
that while the two races lived together, ne
did not know but the relation of master and
slave was best for both. Harris was the only
Republican that voted with Browning.
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ne Ward ohicers nominated ware ths
ssus as those put ia nomination at III,
unhn meeting on Wednesday night.
sEoOND wAED.
Austes-Chas. a. Ois.
Asnbes Of Board Of Eduoatiou-H. Full.
iG.
AisessOr-JOhn sehutheIm.
D'lsgatss-H. s Bisbop, Wm. Rsdhead,
4 '. Turner, J. Ringlsnder, Perry John.
Oon.
GHrRb WARD.
Trudses-Lsvi johnson.
Member Of Board Of Educalion-John N.
Hughes.
EAsssssOr-Patrick Gallagher.
Dslegates-W. K. Adams, J. n. Hughes,
Martin cunninghsn, F. WeidankoR.
FOUETE WARD.
There could only be convened in this
Ward four Of The class Of Democrats needed
las night. They decided 1t to be hardly
nseslsary 70 put ticket In nomination, and
bsio9k themsolves to ihsir homes-probs.
bly, 70 rsasctuPOn the mutabillty Of aHsirS
gsnsrally.
sTzTB w4BB.
Trusteo-L. A. Pierce.
Member Of Board Of Eduesiion-Hsrvsy
ASsesSor-LsWis ssata.
Dolegatss-LsWis sesis, Frank TbsvIsr.
Philip Weiss, 8. Remington, FraDlr Fqsp-
sPoFgsr.
EfeHTH WARp.
Trustes-O. n. Vaughn.
Member Of Board of Edueltlon-W. ".
OuahiDe.
Assessor -
Dslegstss-Charlss WiasloV, Alex Kim.
borly, R. n. Sloane, 8. A. Turner, A. Ste
Vonstu.
EIETR EARp.
Trustos-A. r VanTassel.
Member Of Board Of Edueaiion-,D. P.
Rhodes.
AaSeasOs- Jsnes Kane.
9slesatss-a. +. Williams, 3. Q. Cooley,
A.foRsu, - Smith, - Messersmi,b.
TEETH EAaD.
Trustss-I. D. Masters. .F|
BodFd Of Eiuestion-T. J. Barrip.
Ansessor-James MeReevsr.
Dslesatss-JOhn Nevsy, T. T. MeQuiSsr
,. Hsssrdy, @. Bryan, and 7. D. Sloane.
l1HEzHEE WauD.
Trustes-Jsrry 0OoBrad.
Board Of EduontiOn-eeo. Hartwell.
Assesoog-A. Kline.
DslseHles-R. l. Barber, John Miller.
B. s. WhiPPls, A. Mclean, and 6. Whit-
tsaboWsF.
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FlR OlN.rARLE

EDh O9N~TABLE.
To THE Worms or TIE Orr: TIE Union men Of
t7is c ~ WI, remember that mr.. WIN. A. oSAMP.
LIN was one OF tn hTst to resplnd to the call Of
sue President tor aid, and that hs was W0undeo
while 10 his oOuatry'S srrTice. That he Shuuld BE-
oandidats for constable at the coming munlsipsl
tl ctlon Il She wish Of MANY VOTERS.
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WESTERN YIRGINIA ELECTION.
WHKELIEG. April 8.

The vote in this city to-day gives GAG
msjority for the new Constitution, and .
msjority Of 5ss in favor Of gradusl eman-
cipation. The interior counties, ss far IS
hsard ffom. ViVe the same ratio
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FROM CHICAGO.


During the gale at Cairo yesterday morn
ing eight persons we're blown overbosrd from
the steamboat Americas and were drowned.
a AstbOat, occupied by poor family as resi-
dents, was blown away and sunk k, the family
escaping on 3 coal barge as it aosted past.
The Cairo Columbus wharf boat was toWed
back last night not mnch damaged.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

~ ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHBs CL.lANa
1 III 9Tp. RsnoVating and Meldina Rliafllahrla u {,
n r5IS AGrn Tailor, No. l9 PruIPset STRESS, Wiu
asr8sftar devote bis attention % eaani1gi lglcl1a
gfnr spd manding GeRtlemsn'a clolhlnG. 20 "a
sS5l'ifisS i0r dolnS bis work n ths bolf mann1is
TRtiamen WI nhd it Tor thsr interest," daring -
a9Ff filnea % give M Agaf 9 tFill
un-
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FORElGN news,

HAEIEAT, April 8.
The Niagara, from Liverpool the 22d, ans
QueenstORn Tie 23i, arrived this evening.
The Etna arrived ct LiveFpool On ths RIst.
LITEHP0oL N4RKETI.
Breadstufs-Dull
Wheat-DoWnWard, with slight decline.
OJrn-Quiet and steady Pc
Pork-Sieady. p
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

%- DoyOu know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, at wholesale, at
liz Bank street2 Please call and see before
making vour purchases.
apI SSo J, MAsURY,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

FEAHK PAEIER.-LiYOry Aad Bosl ding
Stable, SO Seneca street, A no. Eorsss sod
Carriages St reasonable figures. O.
ssu7lRqg.Iy
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ELETTI1IN NEW5.

MILWAUKEE Apfu .
At the municipal election yesterday, HoF-
acs Chase, Democrat, was elected Mayor,
and nearly al the Democratic ticket vas
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RE-RLFTTR0-

PROYIDEHoH, r l. April >,
Gov. Sprsgue, and the rest Of the present
ineumhsnJs Of the State officers, we're re
elected to-day without opposition. Tbs vote
was liRhe
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EhAVELKhs5 nEelsEER.

u3tiEens wishing couEsyancs % eitheE Of The
ec1Fl lrlinz " huata, VIII Be called for b. the
Ooechel 81 Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving
eoalE addFos af the Omnibus 0f5ce, tfI Superior
oseet, ae1t door 70 the " edden House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
IN Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at HaIls, II Public squars.
-uSs- Ri
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FROpI CALIFOHNIA

SAR FRAEolsco March 81.
Every business house IN The town Of Iowa
Hul. Placer county. was burnt on the 26!h
inst Loss about $4,000
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
snrlIcr nfIhe pen 81

DAVID J. GAaEErT will be candidate for
Justice Of she Peace ct the coming cleo
tiOn.
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louIsvlLLE, April 3.
AIMING the arrivals aE the Gait House Is
Mejor W b. Polk, Of Tsnnessser en- FOuts
foE Warrington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

GRAoE CHUROH.-The peWS in this Church
will be rented for the ensuing year on Fri
day, April 4th, between the hours Of 10 and
4 O'Clock. 2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

O- George sPrugae, wholesale Grocer
und Commission Merchant, has removed
fn OViatPs Exchange % a MsrWin street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

CORREoTIOE.-In the list Of delegates en-
the ticket first nominated in The 9lh Ward
wednesday night, the name Of Thomas Nc
Clane should have appeared instead of that
of John Hughes.
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THE BoHBARDHEET.

The mortars kept up avery heavy bonn
oardment tlis morning, and the rebels re-
Piled With spirit from their floating battery.
Their shots we're all well aimed, but occa-
stoned no damage.
Very heavy and rapid 6riug was heard
last night and this morning at Point Pleas.
ant, or in that viciaity. No intelligence
from there as yet.
The river has commenced falling-a fact
in our favor.
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UOumENCED RUNNTNG-

AOa aTREAL, April 3.
Steamboats, commenced running between
Prescott end Ogdensburg today.
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TAlLORlAG.

A b. kEDtN6, A6BNT, I5 sIIIlEz
~ at the old sland, Nc. 3 erospeoi 81 l-1.,
"A CLOTHES % order e The lowest eaan frlcel -
aiiT solicitB the Patronage Of he cd loefll 49,
lnosa who usually furninh their oNn so-l- -.
rioTia t1othine octIl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-04

n Gibson, Professor Of Medicine
and Tlsctron. thy, cures obstinate cases of
Dv.nsD.;. ph., >Slsiism, scrOfuls, Neural
= ~ m diseases, and diseases Of
the Brain, Throat, He " $50 80 -
Urinary Organs, and oths. -s.s-'S s-''-9Ss'
Reference given 70 many 70. gAs'St0 -, =, |,
cured in this city after other ply. .NUS'ai4> l.u
failed. See advertisement in anc$hsr co. :
umn. Office No. 11O Seneca street.
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OVERS.
DYE HUUSE,

ERkNUh DYE HOUSE,
No. 9S SHNsoA SGRIEE. I'd
tEsEt door 70 Erl- Portsr-s Atlsi2srl , 50 ~
oy..,.--.,.-..--.', ','--'.- = - - = --sr-
s---.,,, - f-,nfuF IN sii iis Draacnc1. EIa11I
~ 80 l.~-ssin- fni1hod goods iu the rt1fe
.s--.-c--- fIr1rra nsttbarl HI11111nn. L17H
- 5-5sSsid & 10. ar 1tse- - -. .1Tl
TTON h A6AlN.-a. s adLi.aasI1
sta.u Dyer anc shaEl o. al, bega leE7a -
-Iduucs to hil irisudl and ne gacllci t1li y >
i.,f- ". T7ssrs hshal ftts3 @ = DTE EOus4 Fifl
- orlt n,achlncrg, r1Gafdts.1 o. eEle1esl So
- nfrr1eli thai ~ Efztst atlolllE1 % . -
~ Ifi ~ sbIE "a Falnin thst nltFnlaEa y sllI OF
=. RI - . Eaag nm uEoula1 - rs-l1i,ll
8HdiF1i ~
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BUSINESS NOTIQks.

CH1xA HALL.-PersOns going to house
keeping tn ,'S spring should not fail to call
on Mr.. W. P. 1EOgg, on the corner of supe-
riOr and Seneca 81! eets, where they can find
the most complete assortment and finest
quality Of EartAen,Oars, ehiHa Glassware,
Table Cutlery. SaVsr plated Ware, and other
GOKss furnishing articles, ever offered for sale
in this city. For over ten years Mr.. Fogg
has been located on the above spot, and by
adhsring to the principle of kesPing the best
Srticls of Ware and selling at fair prices, he
has built up 6 very large business. Give
iii.
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Our SPECIAL CAIRO DISPATCHES.
The Daring Exploit Of Col.
Roberts.
spiking the Guns in the Rebel
Fort.
The Rebels Firing from the
Floating Battery.
Capture of a Rebel spyl
Especial Dispatches to Cleveland Leader
Or B0ARD TIE sTBANER b. +. WILsoE, !
ISLAND No. 10, April I'd, 1882.

i N~F~~s-A &A7f-NNhe4 " SleNNAAnA AallgEsl
Or BoARD TIE sTBAMER b. +. WLsoE,
lSLASD No. 10, April I'd, 1882.
a DAEIEe BxPEoIT.
A most daring exploit was performed last
nightly Col Roberts and City picked msn
fIOm his regiment, the 42d Illinois. The
night was intensely dark and a previous
gale Of wind and thunder storm prevailed.
During the height Of the storm Col Roberts
and his men in Eve yawls, mqnsged BY a
crew from the gunbOsts, LETT the Benton and
with muaed oars and uader cover of the
darkness craWled down the stream In the
direction Of the upper battery. When with
in few rods of it binding fash Of light.
Ming glared upon the water revealing the
boats to the ssntries. They hced upon our
men I've or six shots, the balls whistling
overhead and doing no damage. They then
eolnntinently fed back TO the camp, which
is located some distance to the rear of the
battery. Our men made no reply but pulled up
tOthe Notifications, springing over the parspet,
and In three minutes time spiked all the
guns, six IN number. Col. Roberts himself
spiked huge eighty pound pivot gun. The
boat then returned withoute man receiving
g scratch.
The gurs which have all been newly |
mounted within the past two or three days
having been previously dismounted by our |
cannonading, we're sixty fOur's and eightys. |
The GramPuS was lying near the battery, |
but msde no demonstration, fearing to come
out in the storm.
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READY.MAOE CLOTHING
THE FAIR INEzi
os EEz Lozl LADY o. M o1nuos Ohm.
0OHFInUED

OHAPTEB XL-TBt Ezsa6EHEul. --l.f -F
ma piras'Hln b0dy Waisa On oADtaln Erishtnut
And III tno'ls Capsain % MaIEvau "a taf.
'He DoW spp ar before y-u a. oar lha n and olra
our knes-, =
70 ark ofyOa fAE-r, which DO grant, cir. n yoa
nleaau. - = p
We tssr that ca are inz 3 t.ks us 70 EsB Yort,
I hsrs b.fna~ l. Ia va tlns Hith mighty gfsstn
Tor q us p hia Nus um with tbs what q Zee
and Tillnan, r
To 70 Toto a. aeIs re q7art r, n h@can. r-.b
III an tllman l. ths o. nd n WLo killed sosl8
ates tor .,
Who hsa hi vessel saBsgEsd Ehis laitiDg en ths
We d.. 9 ga9t &c b Oztibis.d With hin, sir uaa
That "a. n eh.uss y0ur oourss, afr, and 81 soas5s
other way 1r
9Th, ki is oi arnum, as rsthfr 50 Dset lie Wilh
saia ne 59g9eioas DirAt 'tEih miEe iour taut ho
And thea ho smiled quite s-rstIT, tut for bs lsg7
Khs lpt.ing q ths Jans arsT ID soid hin rssra-
Bat . 6'HulIsaa1S appeal he eOuid not sAut Aisz
fUOhTTHUEDl
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ne Ward ohaosrs nominated ware the
cane Is those put ia nomination at tbs
Unhn meeting on Wednesday night.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-08-30
EiaEX.

1t is stated that Garibaldi refuses to obey Vic
tor Emmanuels procl anaton 1t is also stated
that he held conncil of war, at which it was
determined to march forthwith on Rome not
withsianding the monstrances from Turin.
The enthusiasm for Garibad tren endods
and it was reported that he would soon be at the
head of fifty III uand men.
The Paris correspondent of the London Daily
Ncrs asserts positively that Garibald has refused
to obey V:c'or Emmanuel proclamation
The rumors that the English fleet was ordered
to join the French squadron IN interference with
Garibaldi proved false.
A letter from Palermo says the enthusi asm for
Garibaldi is so great that young men were dsap,
pearing entirely from the place, and if other cit
in Sicily initiate Palermo, ,Garibaldi must soon
be at the head of fifty thousand volunteers.
La France says Garabadi held council of war
At Cetfaia, the 4th inst, at which it was dec-
ded to march on Rome outstanding the re>
nronstrances from Turin The volunteers num-
bered six thousand. Garbadi had chartered six
large vessels. His plan is said to be to land in
the Gulf of Palermo, there to be joined by an
auxiliary force, and march on the Roman states
The Official Turin Gazette says Garibaldian
volunteers would leave for Messina instead of
Pale mo. They number 5000, and divided
into three columns, one conducted by Garibaldi
in person
In the Chamber of Deputies, op the Sth of Au-
gust, M Batazzi says there a runner, hot Of
fcially confirmed, that an encounter had taken
place between the troops and band of Garibal
dams, and the troops lost fifty muskets.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-08-30
important 10 Eserc IN n N ts,

Treasury Department, August II.
SIR-At the suggestion of the Secretary of
War; you are instructed to detail an officer Of
the customs to superintend the ladng of yes
sells chartered by the Quartcrmaster's Depart
ment to carry army supplies, with instructions
to permit no articles to go board unless
under written orders Of the Quartermaster' s
Department.
You will hereafter require such vessels to
clear, and to manifest all articles on board and
you will instruct the officer superb tending
their ladlng to endorse such manifest to the
effect that the articles have been laden under
inspection, and that articles other than
those ordered to be shipped by the Quarter
masters Department are on board.
Tie. manifest shall contain the obligations
that If any articles are found board other
than those specified in the manifest, then the
vessel and the articles shipped without autho-
rity shall be liable to condemnation and for
feiture. am &c, S. P. CHASE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
To W. B. Thomas, Esq,
Collector Of Customs, Philadelphia
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-08-30
The New York sscsoIutioms.

The most cheering sign of the times to us is
tae passage of most heart moving, thorough.
going man-lash1on series OF resolutions b.
the New York committee Of Committees
representing the great combined interests and
wisdom Of the commercial metropolis of the
land. They are given in substance in the
following despatch:
New York. July 25th.-Resolutions were
adopted yesterday, at "a meeting of the com
mittee representing the New York Chamber OF
Commerce. Union Defence Committee, and the
Common Council to the effect that every per
son in the community Of doubtful loyalty,
should be regarded as disloyal, and no one
should be trusted to any degree who is not
heartily willing to make sacrifice of life, pro-
p=rty and opinion for the public good that
the time has come when we must strike for
the national life with every weapon that God
has given US that delay strengthens the rebels
and wastes us; that it is better that every
rebel should perish than one more loyal soldier
should die, and therefore it is earnestly urged
that it is best to Immediately issue the order,
[the enforcement Of tie ContiSc0tion and
Emancipation Acts, which, while it will take
from the rebels their great source Of strength,
will diminish their army by calling to the
defence Of their homes large numbers Of rebel
officers and men.
These hit the nail hard on the head.