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THE PROPOSED TAX UPON NEwsPAPERs.-Fro
the statement made by Mr.. Morrill, in the House
of Representatives, on Tuesday last it is now
pretty certain that the Committee of Ways and
Means will substitute for Mr.. Colfax's bill q
measure embodying the plan recommended in
this journal of o direct tax upon every copy
issued. This will produce considerable amount
of revenue, without subjecting newspapers to
the unnecessary delays and the Post Office De-
partment to the heavy expenditure involved in
Che bill just rejected by the House. It has this
opposition, nasmuch as it will press equitaby
upon all classes of journals, country as we'll as
metropolitan. The only question to be con-
eidered is as to the amount of tax that should
be levied. To render it an object to the govern
ment, 1t should be sufficiently high to yield at
least five millions of dollars. A quarter of q
cent per copy would only give about half that
sum, and the expense of its collection would be
the same as il it were double the amount The
committee will therefore probably decide, and
the press will offer no opposition to their deci-
sion, that half cent on each copy would be a
fair proportion for 1t to contribute as its quota
of taxation. The share of the HERALD alone
would not be less than couple Of hundred
thousand dollars year.
There are some prospective benefits arising
out of this tax that will reconcile the press and
the public to il. 1t will undoubtedly effect a
very great change for the better in the tone and
character OF our journals. Such was its in6u
ence upon the English press which, however
has retrograded notably since the abolition Of
the stamp duty. The competition to which
freedom from taxation has exposed old estab
lished English journals has unfortunately
placed them within the reach of temptation, ant
we have recently seen how easy II is for foreigr
gold TO bribe them into the pursuance Of any
course no matter how unprincipled or scurril
ous towards ot.er nations.
But one of the greatest advantages resulting
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The Captain OF the Cora.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


ing ststemsntT-
The sx.captaln Of the slave bark Cora, who was or.
rested on board the Gated States ship North Carona on
the 7th ns obtained his commission In the navy under
shs name OF Morgan Gundsrson, but be bore several
aliasss, viz Paul Gunderson, Morgan Trsdsrcks and
George Tredericson. The former is his true name but
public In your issue Of the 7th inst, Now there real
Mr. George Fredercson attached 10 the steamer Norwch
Who through misoonception that he the person in
custody received his discharge from washington This
fact becoming " Marshal Murray As explained the
error 70 the department. Mr. Fredsrisson was accord
nSly renstated and the prisoner dsmssd from the
vice IN JUSTICE therefore, TO The genuine Mr.. George
Tredsrcson you will please state that he en-.
ragged in the slave trade has no connection with the
pseudo Fredercson and has always enjoyed the perfect
soundyncs and esteem Of the cemmsuding of1cers of
the United ststes steamer Norwich. vlNDkx.
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Married.

BsvxRiDGE-wARDRoP.-AtN New burg, N. Y, on wednes.
day January 20, by the Rev Dr. McCarrol, JAMES BE-
vxDcE to ADA wARDRoP daughter Of the late Captain
Robert wardrop.
CHAMxR-wARD.-Int this city, on Wednesday, January
~ At 80 Lafayette place. by the Rev Samuel Cook D.
JoHv WINTHROP CuANrkR 10 MARcARsr AroR daughter OF
Samuel Ward
HooAS-RnSoLps.- Thursday morning, January o,
by the Rev Louise venuta in st. Josephs Roman Caiho
c church, Hudson city j., JoHS HooAx oldest son Of
James Hogan formerly Of Tuash parish OF Adar county
Limerick, Ireland TO CAsY, second Daughter Of Bsrnar
Rsynolds, OF Hudson City, ". J.
Limerick reland) and Troy N ~ papers please copy
NErsos-PnssoS Wednesday, January ~, at the
residence Of the brides mother, by the aRev. J. p.
Hovsy CHAnLxs NssoN 10 HATTIE eldest daughter OF the
late Edwin Pierson, all Of this city.
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IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
intelligence from the Burn
side Expedition.
Heavy Cannonading Heard in
Albemarle Sound.
Telegraphic Dispatches to the
Richmond Examiner,
de-, &C.. De.


our FORTRESS Monroe Correspondence.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 214A5 P. NJ.
Arrival Of Too GSnboat, from Neso fnlA Flag Of Truce
Sensto Norfo-Tns Rebels Report Havixg Heard Heary
Cdnnsnadtng in Alberarle Sound, DO.
Tho gunboats Ethan Allen and Commodore Perry ar
rived here this morning from New Iniet-some point
near Hattsras-and compelled to return account
Of stress of weather.
The officers Of these boats not oil communicative
but nevertheless learn that all the vessels Of the
side expedition except one arrived safe at Hattsas In
let.
flag Of truce went to Craney Island to-day, and the
crew Of the rebel vessel that the federal
ing the truce, informed TIE the Union Vessel u
eegrams had arrived at Norfolk, stating heory
aiding going tho vicinisy Of Abemarle Sound
No direct information has yet been received from
Burnside
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NIBLo's GARpEN.-Shakspsre's "King Henry w." was
produced this house night with considerable
The auditory large and tho applause frequent
especially where Mr. Hacket in tho part Of Sir John
Falsta developed his excellent hisrionic quases. His
Interpretation Of the character such has seldom
been excelled-easy, forcible and invested with
sufficient freshness to associate II with the in
diyiduality Of tho actor. Without entering into
the mnutia Of his performance, we may say that he
rendered every dota ith precision and IN admirable
power and pleasantly which, matter OF course
cured the appreciation Of the house. Mr.. J. w. Walack
Jr Hotspur acted his part with classical elegance and
that fautess elocuton which he Is remarkable; and
Mr. VIM whcatley although he made his Prince Hal
little formal acquitted himself with credit Mr. George
Ryer the King, little strange perhaps to tho
role but he threw spirit enough into his performance
entitlo him than ordinary credit On tho whole,
therefore, the play was emnenty satisfactory 1.-The
Stranger 10 announced for 10. night
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News from Kansas.

LEAvENwORnI Jan. ~, 1867.
The Thirteenth Missouri infantry Colonel Morcncy ar
rived hero to-day, TO form q part Of General Lanes
column. other regiments are expected.
Opothlcyholo, Chief Of the Unioh Indians is here to
confer with General Hunter.
Colonel Jennisons regiment Of cavalry s ordered 70
the Indian country.
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Rebel Teicgraphic Despatches

Rebel Photographic Dispatches.
From the Richmond Examiner, jan 2o.l
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. Is-Noon
letter has been received here from reliable source
in Ncwbern, North Carolina, dated on tho 18th inst
which states that steamer had just reached there from
Panlico Sound with the intelligence that here were
fortythree federal vessels Hatteras pas believed
that the destination Of the vessels either Roanoke Island
Beaufort
SECOND DESPATCH.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 18-P M.
Further and official intelligence derived from passsn
gers from Portsmouth, North Carolina yesterday states
that fortytwo steamers and three sailing vessels are at
Hatteras. The majority Of them, however, have been
there past. No further news from that quarte
to-day.
The above despatch was received here from Colds.
boro this afternoon.
There is no definite news here about the feet.
The weather is mild this evening.
THIRD DESPATCH.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 10, 1862.
The following despatch received from Godsboro
last night
On the 10th inst there thirty -four small
and sixteen sailing vessels inside, and seven large
steamers outside Of Hateras bar More reported
be in Pamlico Sound.
oficor in Hyde county
Anticipati0ns and Fenrs or the Rebels.
From the Richmond Examiner, Jan. 2O.1
We have important intelligence from the Burnside OK
petition An official despatch has been received at tho
War Department, dated yesterday morning. stating that
the expedition had made its appearance at Hatoras in
twentysx federal steamers were inside the bar and
lying outside, besides sixteen sail vessels-making
tai force Of forty eight vessels e->-~s--as- . :,
TnSf1 appears to be streps disposition. even in ofa-
cia quarters to believe that attack is meditated in
the OF Norfolk. To carry ovt this plan of attack e
enemy Wiu hare TO take Roanoke Island, Which lies
Albentasle Sound, and ,ood then hare sodter eonsnui
cation uithin irtyor fsty miles Of Norfolk The
dea however, appears too oxtravagant that such at
tack would DO medtated unless with army complete
in oil s appointments and not in the situation in which
the invaders would ben danger having their suppss
cut OF st any moment. -S$
Another suppositon entertained in well informed quar-
tcrs ID that Newbern Is TO be the object Of attack Tho
town Of Newbern Is situated At the head Of the Ncuse
river estuary emptying into Paico Sound an
important station the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad. There is consderdbe body Of State troops
there meet tie invaders, but zoe do mot deem prudent 10
mention the amount Of oUr forces.
These specustions are, however, OF but little interest
in view OF thcshort time that must s!apso before
tho blow struck and the inquiry resolved by tho act OF
the enemy However IL may a oast be accounted
tain that the force comprising the foot Ii destined
to operate inside Of the capes.
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RENEWAL OF OPERA.-It is definitely settled that the
Grau company will give couple Of weeks Of opera bc
tween New York and Brooklyn, commencing on wednss
day next, the 2sth Some appearances are
spoken of.
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The Canada Outward Bound.
Bosroy, Jan. 22, 1862
The Canada sailed at noon with twenty passengers for
Liverpool and for Halifax. She also takes out
$50 900 and 5000 sovereigns in specie.
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THE MISSOURI TROOPS IN THE FIELD.

ST. LouIs, Jan. -, 1852.
A report BY Adjutant General Harding to Governor
Gamble shows that 80 Se2 Missouri troops have entered
tho Union service for three years the war, OF which
rs 900 are infantry. 5000 artillery and 5000 cavalry.
The number Of men organized under the Govsrnor's
call for six months mon is upwards OF 81 900.
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Sailing OF the British Frigate ImmoI
talite from Annapolis.


The English frisa,s mmoralite, Captain Hancock, Ist
here this for Bermuda with dispatches from Lord
LYONS.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN THE CITY.

TROOPS TO LEAVE TO DAY FOR PORT
ROYAL.
Lieutenant H. Belcher, of Company G, Eighth Michigan
Volunteers will leave this port this morning in tho Ma
tanzas for Port Royal Harbor with about two hundred
recruits for the Second Brigade General Sevens) of
General Shermans division Tho recruits belong to the
following regments:-Eghth Michigan, Fiftleh and One
Hundrodth Pennsylvania and Seventy.ninth New York
Volunteers.
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northwestern VIRGINIA.

OUR CUMBERLAND CORRESPONDENCE.
CUMBERLAND, Va, Jan Is, 1852.
General Kelley Again M-Gene-aI Lander at Pa4evsoa
Creek-The Rebel General Jdcksos-Dedth of an Officer
General Kelley is again i'll. General Lander is At Pat
tsrsons creek with the forces that have been drawn
from Romney Springfield and Hancock where he is fort
flying himself. Our troops were withdrawn from the
above named places not from necessity, but to gather
force enough at point to offer BATTLE and Patterson
creek is that point
The last that heard Of Jackson that he was on
his way back to Winchester. Nearly all the troops have
been ordered from this place TO Paterson creek tho
Illinois Thirty ninth and Russells cavalry alone being
kept rs reserve Captain Russell has become quite
lion since his brilliant feat at Bath.
Affairs here look like concentration Of forces, the
offering Of battle, and early forward movement.
Doubtless the railroad and telegraph will be
TO Hancock and forces be again ordered back to
Bath.
Captain Sahl, Of the Morehead cavalry who was am
bushed and wounded at Springfield. died last night.
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The Flood I'm the Ohio River.
CINCINNATI, Jan. %, 1902
The Ohio river rose last night nineteen inches. There
are now ftyve feet and seven inches OF In the
channel.
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Changes 1T tho Custom House.


Tho following s q list Of the removals and appoint.
ents which been made ut the Custom House during
the present week. When Mr.. Barney returns from Wash
ngton, Friday next it is expected that many other
changes will take place in the different departments
Butler G. Noble, woigher, vice Fred. Follet.
Isaac NJ Andrews, Gauger, vice George Wor.
Matthew Mcmahon, Inspector, vice John Hanford:
William Z. Noble, inspector, vice Lansing d. Smell.
William A. Eery, Clerk First division, vice A. K Pat
tison.
John McFarlan, Clerk, Third division, vice Thomas
Blish
John Smith, Clerk, Third division, vico John GIL
more.
John Rogers Messenger Sixth division, vice John Den
niston.
John B. Townsend, Messenger Seventh division. vice
D. O'Brien.
John T. Conklin, Messenger, Seventh division, vice
G. J. knight.
Jacob wilson Night Inspector, vice Lewis Schloness
William Donaldson, Night Inspector, viee ATT Tor
huno.
John Murphy, Warehouse Clerk, vice Mr.. warrOn.
Butler G. Noble Lieutenant Governor OF the state
OF Wisconsin, who did good service to the republican
cause during tho last Presidential campaign.
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THE FIRST CONNECTICUT BATTERY.


The First Connecticut Battery, who arrived in New
York Tuesday wsok, were yesterday shipped on
board the Elwood Walter, lying at pier No. North
river Their destination is Port Royal and it is thought
that the ship will sail to-day (Thursday) Whom the
battery arrived in New York it was under command
Of Lieutenant Porter but yesterday Captain p Rock
WELL of Rochester, Conn.,. arrived and took his posi-
ton. The corps carry with them to the seat Of war
six FOUNDERS. It is composed Of one hundred and
thirty men, with full complement OF horses. list
Of the officers has been already published in the HERALD
with the exception Of tho name OF Captain ROCKWELL who
is In command, vice Lieutenant Porter Before the
Ewood Walter leavesat is expected that she will take
more troops on board.
PAY FOR GENERAL SHERNAN'S DIVISION.
The United States steamer Matanzas will lsafethis
port to-day for Port Royal taking Major Pauldng, Pay
master Of the United States ogether with Majors Hewitt
and Errott and the Paymasters Assistants O. Pauld
ing and James d. Kavanagh. Major Pauiding carries
$7so'ooo to pay q tho ays'2p q esnSr., sherman
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