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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
pRIcy or BusIyyss IIcrNsrs.
SPECIFICATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS.

SPECIFICATIONS AND EXCEPTIONS.
Bankers-All who keep place where credits are
opened BY deposit or collection, and money or cur
iency paid upon draft cneck. Incorporated BANKS
OF legal banks Of issue not included.
Auctioncers-All who offer property for sale 70
highest bidder, except sales by order Of courts.
Wholesale liquor Deaiers-Al who offer liquors
in quantity more than three gallons al lime.
Retail Liquor Deaiers-All who offer for ss'e lese
than three gallons. n. B.--Ihis license does not
authorize drinking on the premises OF the seller. n
Retad Dcdiers-Whose occupation 1t Is TO seu
goods in lees than original pieces or packages al ono
timc-erccpt liquors.
Wholesale Dcalers-Who sell by one or more
original packages. ..:
.Siafioners and ParnJrokers-Need no deiinitioo.
Reckfsrs--Who recrify, purify, re-distii, mA' ="
adulterate spirits under any name. :.
Brerers-Who make ierniehted liquors OF any
name, wholly or in part from malt.
U5i,i. Inn. Tar,ra--Any place where food spd
lodging are provided for travellers and soourners
view OF Payments included. Steamers and ye'ses
feeding and lodging passengers are included also =.
Eat,ng- House-Where food or refreshments OF
any kind are sold 10 casual visitors for consumption
Oh the premises. An.
notes, securities, or deals in exchanges rela'ips
money. u.ooss .,
Commercial Brokers--Who buy and sell goccs ~
produce or seek orders therefor, III unbroSeh pe.~
freight or deal in real estate for Others.
Observation-Disclosures of cigars, snuIi OF 'o'"N'~
in any form. .rs,ste
Theater-Any place where dramatic or operas"
representations are gwen. ,.msn.
Circns-Bnildiug, tent, or space where hOrsensr
ship or acrobaiic shows are given. ,hrowa.
Boci,ny AUeys-Wherever bowls are thfo""
open TO the public, whether Tree or not. .o,f.c.
COntectiorers-R Retailers Of sweetmea's, '""''
tionary or commits, indoors. a.
Hofsedeaier-A dealer in horses or mules -
business. 49,, Ma .nee,sl
I'aIiow Chandlers and Soap Makers--No sPe''-
definition. Or d;stjl.
lers of petroleum, or rock OIL crude coai OIL '''-
ssphsltum or other bituminous substance. 4,
Peddhrs-All who travel from house 70 nTass q.
ieri ,v AZ wholesale must paw $50 for license.
Aposhrearies--W keep shops where meo'e''''
are prepared and sold. .;D,. or
E.cceptioas.-Whsre the ANNUAL gross recs'p"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-08
ACCOUNTS OF COLLECTORS.

Src. ~ And be IT further sRocted, That each col
lector shall be charged with the whole amount of
taxes by him receipted, whether contained in The
lists delivered to him by the principal assessors,
respectively, or delivered or transmitted to him by
asstant assessors from time TO tiue or by other col
lectors; and shall be- allowed credit for the amount
OF duties or taxes contained in the lists transmitted
in the manner above provided to other collectors.
and by them receipted az aforesaid and also for the
duties taxes Of such persons may have abscond
ell, or become inrolyent subsequent to the date OF
The assessment, and prior to the day when the duiy
or TAX ought according to the provisions OF this act,
10 have been collected: Pror,dsd, That it shall be
proved 10 the satisfaction Of the Frs, Controller OF
the Treasury TINT due diligence was used by the
collector, and that 10 properly was left from which
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
xr,n worn FER CID VIRGINIA.

Lately We copied kindly tribute to the old State
from the Jackson Missssippian. We now transfer q
similar spOstrophe from the Columbia South Carroll
Mao:
When the battle of Ohickahominy took place, We
stated that the noble Old Dominion entitled to be
called the SsoneWsll State She We'll deserves that dis
tncon, inaugurated by her noble son, who was among
the first TO build the wall at Manassas to separate the
sections Since that period succession ct Ssone-sls
have arisen every battle fela-sud many have there
been her historic soil-aud chronicle another
ulder The gallant artisan, who 10 carving out Il
destiny Of the Oonederscy, and cutting s proportions
tho material Of history durable than brass or
marble could produce
Noble Virginia Your sons have lustralsd your glo.
riou history heroicaly, and rgnt proper it thai
their Confederate brethren should gather your soil
10 Solk out the salvation Of our beloved country
The banner Of the Government says "OswARD"; and
EXCELSIOR should be the baslls cry. We mean it
We deserve tive will achieve it God protects the
Southern Conederacy. Soon will it stand among the
nations OF the world, TO be tue asylum of liberty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
A WoRp yoR oosscafPrs.

Toe Atlanta Oonfsderacy vndoates the conscrpts from
the oduu which silly persons, it seems have been
attempting 10 cast upon them. l. says:
We know certainly that large proportion of those
Who have failed TO enter tbs service Till taken by
scripuou have not done from coWardics or any
Willingness TO their country, desire to shiEk
from the riormance Of their part in the struggle in
witch We are engaged. Hundreds aud thousands Of
,oung men have stai1 home take OF widowed
hcrs and f4heEiess children who but for his wcuG
o suce have been in the rsLks Of ths PARROT de.ea.
dsrs Of our soil Thousands Of others have not vclua.
t,srSd from conviction that they were physically n
aole 10 perform the duties OF soldier aud, ve-y prop
ely in our Judgment thought there was but ls patriot
N in Their msqifeslng srdor that Souii rush into
amp all f. they believed TO stand the hArdshp5
a d exposures OF emp lie. CONSUMPTION unter late
Instructions has taken many OF theee nlo the service
Both these classes OF men have been called by the
country TO 10 into lite service. large mel ,ry OF tbeu
nave gone as cheefdly any o.het soldiers and tkea
WHOLE they patriotic ne the most enthusiastic
,unteers. They will make good soldiers, do hard
ighdpg kill many Yankees, and perform as much
able SERVICE with much z,a AID alAery, any
Body else This reprosoh which try 10 heap upon
conscp is exceedingly unjust and ncopsiderate aad
We hcps it will cease.
There are men who deserve reproach and public
Grafton Those Woo act ooWaroly on the battle field
whether conscrps or volunteers and those whose Cir
cumstances would allow them 90 into yics, they
sere inclined bu. who have fsed to volunteer and who
now to every possible expeten. TO secure exemp
son under the CONSUMPTION law. These, and no Others
deserve any reproAch.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
TEE ENGLISH IN CHINA.

The Losdon NsuI thus lays open The subject Of the
war in China seen in the light Of OF is In.
cideuts:
Ii wa, certain that Lord PIlmerstons casiesne war
in Ohi4a would bs spplauied vehemently rs that 10
America ia deuou ced by some OF our contemporaries
aud the Pfenrs admirers do not stick TO tri q when
as TOO often happens his public acts need excuse Bot
VIC acknow edge that were not prepared to fad N
espousa o. the Tartar CAUSE defended In TIE Of
"5um lhty' there seemed many reasons for not pro-
nourciDg that word aad for keeping the idea much
"a pJs5bls Of sight IF ghiiSg for the Tsrtars in
tue name OF buma1ityhow strange IL looks 10 black
and Write Ard yet this We ore assured, 10 what we
dong ard about TO d. yet more extensively II this
bs so ~ had better ny and familiar ourselves with
the notion before It becomes criminal and worst Of ell
"un.E gsL" 10 ali 10 qlesiioD.
II our cou1ry men, when they understand what
their servants are doing in China approve Of Il,
-iall have no more TO say But present we do not
believe that they have the ghts. suspicion oil what 10
go,gg 90. We do not believe that il is their pleasure
that their troSps should hunt down f1gtVes, by what
ndish called, TO be handel over to the
men who 80 Atey uused and then killed cur country.
men. Bat If 70, how great viii De their indignation
when they arn the hcrrcrs ~hch our Intervention hns
caused ia Chi1s, ~b in gland supposed our policy
was oae Of neutrality and peacs.
The ma ] which arrived frcm China fortnigh. ego,
brought accounts Of scioa in which the Ejgiisb,
French and the Imperast Chinese engaged against
the Teapipgs 1t described very brilliant aft r,
rowa Dig tho visitors with lots OF loot. Il contained
so s,Gtsment that number of the prisoners had been
handed over to the Imperaists "f0r punishment" To-
credible this statement appears to be true, and
the pre- ut mSl brings word how the poor wretches
we're treated. The following letter Of English sol.
der who was present the terrible scene is taken from
China newspaper Let not our readers blame II the
ps,usa fills them with horror. When the honor Of the
gsh nation ia arnished by completely in fsndsh out.
rage II is time that Eog,h feeling was aroused.
The letter OF the soldier referred to Is published at
e 9Th 10 the News but Il Is absolutely too shocking to
he repeated Is aucent to that the details OF the
"pu1shment to which these prlsouers-some Of them
pr gnant vcmen and mAidsns of from ten to eight en-
yea-were subj ctsd horrible tia. the report
hardly be credited. The writer concludes Thus
"Bu, no more. l can write more Of these sccpes;
can nov only regret forever that looked on tn,
dseafful sight am no longer q; to be soldier I
have been in many battles during the last twenty years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
a nation sUells the funeral cry,
AID triumph weeps aooVe the brave"
erONKwALL JACKSON,

The Savannah Rspa5.icaE best1wJ the following COM
plment UPON General Jackson
0ne would suppos', fom the anxiety fel; and eI.
pre- sed uniSsr.siy Tor tho command OF ths intrepid
leader that tie hopes Of tue country rect upon him IN
he u palsr sftnaou, hc is tie bright -rclsT Star
the Uonftd f;H ambIt and ali Look him FOE che
successful blow tia is to END hia horrible horrible VIZ,
aud bring pesos to the country We sympathiz', 10
some considerable degree With the sentiment Els bold
AID energetic mode OF Waisre his rapid marches, aud
the proEund secrecy with which he envelopes oil his
plane together WITH his glorious la all he has
undertaken, seen 10 make hun out rs tie man for toe
lines Here, the public sxoeo,stion bss been fixed
upon him. Tha people have Ill along be- ahead oil The
governen. in this revolution, and jackson is the only
general who seems to have kept pace with them His
splendid, dAshing, and always unexpected exploits pa!
slow-movng scientific rai.gy, however Brilliant ia in
the shade. He has not spade, shovel teat in bis
command aud hence the of his rapid transit from
point to point bis sudden descents upon the startled
enemy ald bis successful retreats when hemmed pur'
tusd by superior forcea.
Such is the man who has more Of the nations conf.
denCe and hopes than any other leader Of his day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

The Chc3go ii r.s says: Eve 81 gunboats
laid uo for repsir.. Never yet has there b,en tine
when tEey we're 80 much needed. Z bel cannon balls
have proven rather destructive TO Abes river monsters
The Worthington Qndians) g z't!e says, that owing
20 the scarcity Of harvest bsrd one farmer In that couu
N wss compelled lee forty acres OF wheat remain I'M
Gu. aud go to waste in the fs!d
correspondent writes to the Boston Po't from Farm.
ngion. Maine, tina. baud of forty who d rom Nor.
way in that State few days sirce 10 Az II the expected
drI for solier helic1 by two of the rost rabd
abolitioniss Of Ffarkln county
Flour Is quoted Q, $l5 barrel In New Orleans sslt.
% per sack for fac Liyeip,o prime sugar cen,e ard
moaases, thin ermen,ing IL per gallon. 81 ch
sugar going CT that sles wero rs..c ed from lack
o. freight room.
The New York Independent published list three
columns 10 length, Of the names Of tie Gle gym ma
who ae performing scve service In the army c1sI-
lsins or officers
The journsymen printers Of the North ere organizing
"Uaon Typo Bat,slioD for the war. II will rendez-
vous at Chicago. John n. FHquhsr President Of thu
National Typographical U ion," Is the commander.
Il Ia stated that Henry j. Raymond editor Of tho New
York Times Is about t. retire from that establishment.
No Is given for this change except that Mr.. Ray
m ,nd Is ct present too sick to 4 tend 10 busirsg.
Turner Foster, late circuit judge Of Toe Nashville
Tsnn.) district imprisoned in tho pen.entiary Ut
Nashville on Saturday, BY order Of Andy johnson.
Texas editor starts paper, and II order te piece
bis sheet within the reach Of every body proposes 70
print money at q reasonable pioe for those who doLt
have l.. This e certainly liberal.
The Charleston papers announce tho sudden death,
from apop ~, Of Mr. n T. Resvss the popular 70 aist
ald music teacher.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
rHr FRENCH AND rur BLOCKADE.
The Whining ton IN. O. Journal says;

Tue Whmlp Ton IN. " JOuEnal says
II has somewhat surprised Us that ither from Il e
movings Of sympathy the attraction OF gain has
single French merchant steamer 70 knowledge run
the block de OF the Southern poss since it has been m
posed BY the government OF "0ld Abe" We actually
z nothing from France to sist u in this struggle
We NAV have got some Belgian d 8, but no French
oDs1 No French cannon-lo French gunpoWder.
We leave il TO the Of our readers to discover
n. reason of all this No d,ub, the English arc mush
more q navigating people than the French, and more
kelly 10 push their ira ie among kindred people, even
uder the NEST adverse circums ances. Blu. that the
b ockAde-runuiag shou have been exclusively Eogish
l. ms ter that can hardly fill TO attract attention, CT
to create a suspicion that the mercantile classes OF
Fra1cs regard cau5s with oodness and Efforts
st dspendOtce with apathy. For If this 70: the
case 1t docs appear that effort at least would
have been made. AcqusVeness alone could not have
made all the difference between the French and English
There must be something else. The maritime jealousy
OF the French is agains, the English, not against The
United and French traders look upon those Of the
Northern States less rivals than allies in checking
British naval and commercial predoninance. We say
nothing about the governments Of England and France
but among the great commercial aud shipping classes OF
England re have evidently far more friends and arc
mu,h better understood and appreciated than We a-c
among the corresponding classes in France.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
MOURNING rOR THE pEap.

More than year ago, tbs Wig suggested that tSe
custom OF wearing mourning for deceased relatives ard
friends should be prscrmi:tei duriOg the continuance Of
he var TIE Mobile gis,er hss revived the suggestion
Il the folio Tirg Isragrapa:
Dur ng, TIE America revolution Congress, having no
DO yer to max laws, frqlelty recommended such
sos as we're deemed pope aud jucive tie Pub !c
welfare DE-. Green, In bis autobiography, remarks mas
no W passssl by legislature Suy mandate issued
by despoul1 sovereign ever received mc'o IrJmpt
slr,c, auI u4ycrs obedience than h SO iec5mm' ID
aa,s Of Oorgrcss." Hs Aludss especially 70 les au
CO: to forDear entirely tie OF E,s. ladA teas
10 discontinue all expense iu mourning, bey,Gd Tie
wearing OF piece o. crepe On the ieft ar." Woudi
no We Tor the ConiederA gress the last
ctmmeudAioIi When so many households through.
o. toe south called upon to the ioss Of dear
o es, the cu,:om Of weaving mourning adds greatly 10
cur expenditure aid detTacts that extent from our
l0hLy 10 inian this unequal struggle. l. s
say 70 r,maK that such goods very scarce and
coss, and mauy compelled in Obedience custom,
20 make O' h,es which they cannot well snord. Let
zoe wealthy casSes SCI tie example in this respect
Our gallant dead who have poured their feS blood
Ia deferce Of lioery, will be tho less
bered.
a nation sUells the funeral cry,
AID triumph weeps aooVe the brave"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
MaryIander. TO the Rescue.

We have pQaested 70 give Insertion to the fol
loving address 10 the gallant eIiles from Maryland in
midt and comply with that request With pleasure.
l. bears houOred names aud makes an appeal that 10
s,ue-hsartsd hlryAuder will be uumOVed by
AARYL INDERS:
More than year ego you we're driven from your
lCmes by the ruthless tyranny Ct the uuper at Wash
ug;o5, and win 3 zeal ard gSnantry worthy OF your
safe you rushed 10 arms in defence Of constitutional
liberty and Southern Independence.
Uato~Ard circumstance to which i! is not row neces-
sary 10 make special reference have conspred 10 impair
your fuance in The great army Of freedom; but We
0ice 10 that the patriotic end generous statesman
ship OF the Confederate States Government mas al length
assumed direct control Of the difficulties by which you
81 surround d. with fixed determ nation 10 remove
diem all IN the mos; efficient manner. You are nos
invited BY the GoVtrnmsat 10 enroll yourselves iclo a
MAINLAND LINZ" selecting your own Cti;ers. and
modelling your organ EIon under the same AWs which
regulate toe volunteers from oil other States You are
&C ID upon be high grounds occupied b. your brethren
. the whole SCu b; and !; sill row be your fault nav,
your unparjouase dsreeton Of duty should you reuss
or fail through nertness want OF harmony, 10 attain
20 a position OF power Apd iIhuence in the Sou bern
army which shsl secure for your down trodden State
The rep G. Of the Southern Government the sympathy
Of the Sou.hCrn people, and fell participation in the
hopes and benefits OF tnis struggle for independence
You will see the polished order from the AdjutSnt
Generals on e. inviting you to Organzi without delay
.ad are assured that steps will be Immediately taken
to enable you 10 do 50.
MAr,lADsers! D ar Friends! Remember the wrongs,
the sl ring the dangers which thckening around
The loved hsArthstones in old Maryland, where sit IN
deepest N c.ion and snIiety your fathers mothers,
~ives sisters sud sutpgaed brethren, awaiting, With
inc 1pressitl. soletudr, the glelm Of your avengug
steel and the victorious SITUATIONS Of heroes Who are to
b-eAk their chains, aud put into their hands 70
.rks for freedom.
s cue our tl edrg ate, whilst W have to hope
Tor End time 70 accomplish her redemption.
JOBS WRDIR.
tasks BUcsASAN.
VIZ HISET Norris.
LoUIs LOW.
Z GRIswOLD.
T. s. knTT.
II CLAI DALLAH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
Tho Navy n.pnrtmsnr.

The Montgomery advertiser concludes that the events
Of the past few mouths have demonstrated clearly tina,
boat building in the Coafcderscy under the present
management j. decidedly Improbable business, and
in ell sincerity advises Mr.. Mallory 10 close up his Of
fee, announce the indefinite suspension Of The Naval
Bureau and retire to the everglades Of Florida, there
to ruminats the instability Of human affairs, and
particularly of gunboais and rams constructed under
bis direction. After the war, when it becomes pos
sble TO obtain other head than the present one,
may be deemed advisable to reopen the Naval Bureau,
aud take measures for the building Of a Navy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16
The ak hundred thousand.

Wien Lin-Cla called tOs Ihreo hanered thousand vol
ul.sers 20 swell the ranks Of the army Of subiagaon
he l-inuGisd disclaimer OF belief his oWa part that
tey we're needed and left IL TO be understood that he
bad ysl5ed 10 the solicitations Of the Governors, who
usgsd him to adopt that course We did no. doubt, a.
the tinae, hat this mere shAm-And that Lincoln
hal qussted the Governors to request bin to make the
s,u His subss Qaeut call for sill three hundred thou
.aad others exposes the subteTuge Instead Of doubt
lag whether the number fret called for needed, he
vas Of opinion that twice thAtnumber would be required
Or, Is ssms policy trick covered up, As many suspect
n he draft Of the hitAf DDS be thick that nerPo-
si;'ou nom abroad il about 10 take place, and ihA'
hsher that iRss position Is to be nedAtoTiL MAJ
d. n.y. it Il Necessary for him to be able to chow
srr,oE frOnli o. this CAL for sI hundred thousand
msa mere outbreak Of rqus and resentment sgSinst
ths people VITO have fOurd all With his in,fe,ua e.
IOs % crush ~ EsbsksD, md have been clAGoEIGS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

az many troops in the Geld the North possibly DO
at this time In view Of the present state Of feeling
isng there and Is ia conviction that II this we're
done at once 1t would measurAby prove antsmount to,
or would at least lead TO early termination Of the
war The North will be much harder to move than she
has yet shown herself be- when her people given
to know and to feel that subugatou OF the South has
to be reached the oIquered and subdued bodies CT
half million of brave chvarc Southern soldiers. L
then cease to look beyond the Atlantic for media.
tora aid but relying upon the prowess Of our ARDS and
the holiness Of cause let put our own shoulders
to the Wheel and the good work Is done-hs foe Is d..
feated and our Independence achieved
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-16

TOPICS OF SOUTHERN JODBhAhss
Weccpy the following comments topics Of The day
from several Of our sxehsnges:a h'4ta ga
WIT TEE REooasIFIos OF TIE SOUTH Is WITHHELD.
The Columbia a. o. Guardian submits the following
opinions Oh this subject:
The obstacles to our recognition by England spring
not from any sense of propiety towards the United
ssatss or any feeling of III desert part The Yam
KEGS thoroughly despised by the English public,
uhils the people OF the South though not much known
or loved, are thoroughly respected by them.
Ia our judgment the real OF this hesitation TO
do US an act Of simple justice brfy ~ the unSil'
lngness of the British government 70 imper the large
interest Of is people in Northern stocks and SECURITIES
Ths is natural enough. Tney have besides evident
dread of warlke collision with the Lincoln government
They have exaggerated ideas Of It's resources and Of
the proves Of army and navy derived from the art
fa representations Of Seward "a They have toiled
tor many long years, through abolition agencies, to
disrupt the United States. They as ardently desire lis
separation as We do, but from different causea.-
To make this separation complete aud TO prev MT the
possibility Of reconstruction, they think 1t necessary
tor both sections 20 become thoroughly exhausted and
o. have created between them the barrier Of nsurnou
taels hate. 49, But the main difficulty 10 the poWE o.
the abolition ssntm mt Of her people controlling he
ggVerlment adversely 10 Us because Of our slavery The
Ouk OF the Igsh people incuraoy iabAtioai upon
ihs subject. IL 10 genuine sentiment With tnem AID
much |, % connected with political en0s tban the aot-
lonism Of this country. l. Is blind, stupid unreasot-
lag mania /; has debssed many OF the nobl &c intel
lee aud soured and corrupted many OF the best hear
Of England It has tainted her philosophy and Iarnished
Der p .etry and nance. IL gives the Flushing touc
10 tue impsrtinenoc Of fellows OJoDnsn, sue
mbeciles Lord Dha Russell, and suc1 sislew our
nals as the Daily N1cs This Is the stumbling block
N1;hng bpt impenous ne ,ssisy, nothing but causes
fadicsted in the prosranon Of her manufacturing IN
;ervs g. and the desttudon Of her operatives, wl ever
INDUCE Eng6sl Interference 10 sflirs Should she
ever interfere il vii be for her sake, and not ours
and la ali probability abolition proposition Of ins,
fable stupidity will mark the act.