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, 1862-01-31

The subject Of perfecting the system Of
coast defense is just now receiving attention
in the Atlantic States, and work enough is
ragged coast Of Maine needs pretty large ex-
pcndIture Of money, for here is where an at
tack would be more likely to fall Gn the event
Of war with England} than elsewhere Gov
Andrew lays before the Legislature of Nassa-
chusetts report Of Gen. Totten, who pro-
poses to divide an appropriation Of *200, 900
as follows: Batteries Of twenty guns each at
Marblehcad, Salem, Gloucester, and Province
town; nincty-seven guns In three batteries
for the defense Of New Bedford; IN addition
Of 134 guns {naaking 46l) for the defense Of
Boston; and various water batteries at points
Of lesser importance. In ali, he proposes to
distribute about 700 guns Of heavy ca1ibrc in
cascmatcd forts or water batteries, along the
coast line Of Massachusetts. The State au-
thorities Of Rhode Island, the city authori-
ties Of Newport, and certain officers Of the
Government, are also cop{vyring how they may
render Narragansett Bay safe from the incur
sIons of IN enemy, 1t is proposed to sink old
lulks 60 rs to bring the entrance within the
range Of water batteries and redoubts. Gov.
| Buckingham, OF Connecticut has also been in
| tcresting himself in the coast defense Of Ills
State, encouraging the formation Of artillery
| companies to be ready for any emergency.
Gen. Arthur, the Enginccr-in-Chief Of New
| York, in his report to the Legislature On the
coast and lake defcnses Of the State, recon-
| mcnds that the Legislature so ahead and per.
feet the same, without waiting for the tardy
, 1862-01-31

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Cash on hand and IN Bank
Cash IN the hands Of Agents and in
Mortgage Bonds ! per ctLt seHI.a an
nuai interest.
Mortgage Bonds, + per cent sent
Rochester CITY Bonds, per ct, scmi-
BFocS'yn 4 CITY Bonds, i per e., semi
annttnf interest.
Hart.cr! CifE Bo4a=, i per Ct, seiai-
annual Interest
jersey City Bonds per ccnt- semi
annual Interest.
Milwaukee City Bonds, 10 per cent,
@ui!-arnI!4l interest. .....,..
New YORK City Bonds. & rer cent,
quarterly Interest. st.-............
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Kentucky State stock, i PER Ct, se1ut-
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NV iorK State STOCK, 6 per ct.serzi.
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Fog shares Butchers. aud Drovers
Bunk STOCK. New Turk City.
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, 1862-01-31

We learn that McAlister's Battery, now sta
TONED at Fort Holt, and lately attached to the
Sd Brigade tCoL John Cook's). has been trans
ferrcd to the LIST Brigade (Gcn. McCleraand's)
and has received 4 new and complete outfit Of
ridcd guns and battery equipments. The
company viii leave Fort Holt for Camp Nc
C1ernapd, Cairo, this week. It is one Of the
best batteries in the service.
, 1862-01-31
Lake Coast Fortif1cAkfonA.

A petition is being circulated in Detroit on
tic subject Of to-tnying the lake coast. which.
according to the Adue7.iacr, SETS forth that
tht1c 10 rot, 1t the present time, upon the five
husdrcd nilcs Of frontier coast line 4 single
defente' nor any way Of communication with
inc Upper Paninsular Of Michigan, except
through TIC b. Aazy's Falls Canal and the
nveS. The Canadian Government have built
a military road from Toronto to St. Masy,
which gives then the advantage of commnni-
cation With Lake Superior by two routes, and d
in the cVeat Of war with England, Lake su-
perior would easily fall into the e1emy's hands,
The petition asks that Fort Brady, which coz
nsads the entrance to Lske superior. b. I'm.
, 1862-01-31
HOW 70 RAISE THE WIND.

EN- ~ ~ AkAASK4 AQA ;" In
The Ways and Means Committee Of
Congress, in their distress for revenue
scheme, propose tax of 16 per cent. on
the production the capital-of the
newspaper press; and singularly enough
this is to be the only tax On productive in,
dustrs-, if We Except the manufacture Of
spirituous and malt liquors. It is esti-
mated that this newspaper tax xwnl yield
revenue Of two and d half millions, pro"
yiaed half the papers are not crushed IN
der the burden. To show how It
will be made up, VIC may estimate the
New York Herald at 100000; New York
Tribune, $7o,0 900; Chicago Tribune, $4,000
the Springfield journal and Register each
$4,000; Peoria Transcript, $4,000 James,
vile Ga=stte, $500; a weekly paper, cir
cu1ating twelve hundred, $15e. This, too,
in addition to the tax on capital invested,
and what may be derived from the incomes
Of proprletors and employees. Now, this
one item is more than the entire profits
realized from good business ycar-whieh
the present year is not nor likely to be. It
is, in other words, equal to Is per cent
Tor ouc-fourth part Of the capital. But the
burden is not alone gricSous to the larger
papezs-f1om whom We must except those
in New York that are favorable to the
| scheme. a prudent and hard orldng man
buys country office and runs in debt for
a portion Of his capital, in an not more
than 1000 On circulation Of twelve
| hundred copies he makes comfortable Gv-
ing. 4 tax Of $15G is as heavy upon him,
| is $4,000 is upon his metropolitan neigh
Dor, for it crushes both.
Now, if there is to be tax on pEoduc-
ton, why not 60 through the list? The
! newspapers represent about one per cent.
Of the active industry. Making the produc-
! tive tax equal upon all, the Government
would have revenue Of $3.50, 100000. Why
rot lax the iron production Of Pennsylya.
MIA, instead Of protecting it by tax on all
other iron? Here might be got twenty
millions, if the iron masters did not fail
Massachusetts, makes boots and shoes by
the million; tax them. New York pro
duccs salt; impose tax upon it. Let tht
! tax press with equal severity upon every
yard Of cotton cloth, every spool Of thread
every ream Of paper. Let tailors, ant
watchmakcrs, and hatters, and all the thou
sand and one useful trades, be taxed. Exac
a license from the professions-lawycrs
doctors, and even clergymen. Then vi
shall al be in the same boat
| It is indeed proper that in times like TIL
a special tax should be laid upon lu1uricz
and upon the manufacture Of articles who's
consumption add nothing to the wealth 0
the country or the morals Of the conlmu
nifty. Under this head NC class stront
drink and tobacco. Places Of amusement
like circusses, free concert rooms, etc
and places Of still lower dcbauchcry, 1na,
be made to pay something. The govern
n1ent that taxes these, even to the extent Q
taxing them out Of common existence, is
bcnefactor. But the government that III,
poses an oppressive burden upon useft
| industry, especially when it singles ou
| its victims. is nothing but a tyrant,
, 1862-01-31

The Montreal Atluerti&,, Which is in The in
tcrrst Of the rebels, aud has manifested an az
eurate knowledge Of their afEirs, makes the
following statement concerning the rebel prii-
yateer at Caliz:
The Confederate i'risatccr, or rather public
chief with American ships off Cadiz, is not the
Sumter, which is yet on her old beat; but ont
Of the new vessels for which the Nashville
took officers to Europe. Her name and thai
Of l,er eonsorts will be known soon enough
in the meantime there will be weeping ant
waili.y among the underwriters Of Felefu
war risks"
, 1862-01-31

medlate1y fortified, and connected by q military
road with Fort Mackinnc, IN the Straits Of
hackinac; also the construction Of military
road from Little Bay de Noquet to Marquette.
and Portage Lake, Lake Superior, and that the
harbors Of Marquette and Portage Lake be
fortified.
, 1862-01-31

- The Michigan Fusilecr regiment has
been engaged in repairing various bridges
along the lines of the railroads, aud recently 4
portion Of it has constructed a building one
hundred md fifty feet in length, by sixty in
The men have gone into the woods, got out
The logs, taken possession OF the saw-mills III
that vicinity, saved the necessary lumber,
made the shingles, and, In fact, have provided
Themselves with everything used in the CON
struction Of the building. No regiment in
Kentucky Is making itself more useful.
, 1862-01-31

- On the eth, at Washington, the lectur-
er in the regular course at the Smithsonian
WA George Vim. Curtis. His subject WAS the
National Honor.'' OF course, spoke from
the emancipation standpoint, and forcibly
eliminated tho theory that national honor vas
onlJ to be truly attained By q steadY, unswery-
Ing and unselish enforcement Of national
Justice, It waa as ultra, and more polished,
than any Of the lectures heretofore read.
, 1862-01-31

- Tic I'D of February, Washingtonss
birthday, is to be dcsccratcd in the South after
the f;l5lion indicated: son the approaching
twenty-zecoEa Of February the permanent
government Of the Confederate States will be
inaugurated at Richmond. President Davis
viii bc installed for six years.
, 1862-01-31

eV a construction Of the law Of May, 1861,
cxcmpting the property Of the militia Of Ohio
mustered into the service Of the United States
was given at Cincinnati by Judge Hoadliy, on
the 18TH iuet,, in the case Of West & CO. ve.
Elstner and others, in which two Of the de-
PENDANTS asked to have m order Of sale stayed,
on the ground that they belonged to the mill
tia, and came within the provision of the stat.
ute referred to. The opinion Of the Court
WAS that The law applied exclusively to thc
militia, and that none of the Ohio men nos
accepted into tile service were mustered in as
militia, but as volunteers in the service Of the
Cnitcd States, and that tile act Of May, 1851,
therefore, had no application to the present
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Central and one or two other roads IN this
immediate vicinity.
If the intention Of the Judiciary Com
1nittee is to cut off the reimbursement Of
tie cash outlay actually expended, We are
very much mistaken, and can hardly be-
ieye that their report will be approved by
Congress OF the position sustained by the
courts
, 1862-01-31

- There Ia nothing new under the sur,
not even the oil wells in Pennsylyania. At
Ragoon, in BuTmah, petroleum has been Oh
tained for many years, and at this time there
arc over five hundred wells, which annually
yield four hundred thousand hogsheads Of it.
Some Of the Persian petroleum wells have
furnished fifteen hundred barrels day. Nor
arc these temporary products, the two dis
tricts mentioned being old and we'll known.
Au oil spring in the Ionian islands has flowed
for oTer two Thousand years.
, 1862-01-31
THE ILLINOIS STATE CONSTITUTIONAL
CONVENTION.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS


From onr Special Reporter.1
SPRNGF1E1b, January 70, 1852.
Convention met, President Hacker In the
Clair. The President introduced Rev. Mr.
Andrus, who delivered the customary open
ing prayer.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
STATE BIOLOGISTS EXPENSES.
The Auditor OF State reports that he has paid
out on account Of the State Geologist from
18th February 1851 to date:
State Survey, including salary OF Geolo-
Contingent fund. Per order Governor. 80 1T8S0
, 1862-01-31

~ project is on foot for establishing q
Turkish bath in New York, and several thou
sand dollars have already been subscribed for
the purpose. It is proposed to erect build
ing especially for this purpose; to send to
Turkey for sufficient number OF men and wo-
men to act as bath attendants aad to superin-
tend the various departments, and to fit up
the establishment similar to the best baths in
Constantinople and Smyrna, It is calculated
that the building will cost $4,000, transpor-
tation Of attendants $4,000, bath furniture
$3.50, &C., the entire expenditure amounting
TO -, 500. The Turkish bath established in
London has, it is said, proved great benefit
to inyalids, and has been much used by the
healthful. The Turkish bath has been highly
recommended by English physicians.
, 1862-01-31

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, 1862-01-31

EY~ Some curious experimental New York
philosopher has taken the trouble to measure
bodlya certain portion-less than one-third-
of the huge MACS Of Government credit which
the New York city banks in the last summer
and autumn agreed to shoulder, Twcnty-one
millions Of the amount, in Treasury notes at
$50 interest, have just been delivered to the
banks by Mr. Cisco, the Sub Treasurer. They
arc found to consist Of u $50 obligations, in
various denominations, from $50 to 5000.
BE careful measurement they are ascertalned
to form i ''column Of notes, piled single,
twenty-seyen feet high" and moreover, make
"large load for the cart in which they were
taken from the b-Treasurer's Office"
, 1862-01-31

There is considerable party in the Conye!1
ton in favor of requirement IN the Constitu
tion that two-thirds vote is necessary to pas:
bill over the Governors veto. At present il
only requires mere majority For myself, ]
think that such provision would he rroduc
tive Of much good in checking hasty or illad
yised leuis1afiOu
, 1862-01-31
Referred to Finance Committee

RefIrred to Finance Committee.
SCPEENE CocRT-F1RsT DIVISION.
The Clerk Of the Supreme Court, First Grand
Division, reports s. cases disposed Of fer the
last Three years: argued and decided u chan
cery, 45 common law, and 4 criminal cases
1 number Of cases have a!to by consent been
changed to the Second Grand Division. Re-
ferrel to Committee on Judiejlry
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15

Mr.. GRAHAM Fsii Lha. &c sd said thu: the people
of Texas would hs loyal unosf soy and al circunstGn-
css and would send every in her territory 20 tho
Confederate army ratLei han t-b TO the Lneoln Gov
ernmsnt Thus much be had ssid and this he s would
say.
Mr.. HERBERT protested against tie passage Of this
bill as ruinous the intercs;s OF the State Of TeKl.
NJ FOSTER, of Ala, had Voied sgsius. the Oonscript
BIZ of The last aession and he had seen TO rss to
change bis opinion siDce then.
Ho hoped some better messare would be presented to
the Houss than that reported by the Military Committee,
for although il vas modified somewhat yet be disked IT,
He would hoxevsr, be eopaensd to vote for Il unless
some better mode wss suggested.
Mr.. GARDENHIER, OF Tenn, called the question
on the pending amendment TO the bill.
On molten OF Mr.. GENTRY, OF Tenn the House ad.
journed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15
by TIE GOv8RNCR OE VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION

Trhsvng spreIsnled that citizens o. iris stIe,
he Lines eya-ustei Ivy he enemy IA jet
MI tay dly Congress- who hsye never b-ca
olsc aad he others Who have M The Tyce ALd
sta he iae and iaAag adv nt-g OF the l.
ability the pats the Government TO require ITEM 10 perform
military SERVICE sill ne. eclf. o. ,hIis sDtgstcRs
hs.eorc, JOHN IEtCdEt, Governor Of tle Csmm1EWeAtl
NiGias ~ fer-by ,ue all su ms 10 report them
iOrhyh the Com aGudsns OF he ConPsls 10 w ic1
they epsc, ely beon In vhic they hi 10 be enrolled
And do urter rQse oil IN Lula Snces in such usLes 10
search and tem, eooIcrp's
those who have hee'oor bean mustered Into Fvee an not
d charged u7dsr suhbe cccoIt 10 the cy OF Rh
m5nd with odtr 10 be rtpItGd 10 the military commander OF
post A1d cons;Tip out nsbe to militia duty, 10 re
led Ia their proreE i companies ure-t 70 such
be oTde ed - petyyu according TO Ard
steHrs com o. The ard police fhces gele
ally urged d the military BY giving Information q All uch
derg zen their dscts In actual desc
f1r suhorI b. tae
gulaiiots.
Al good aad oya z,n; within TIE III specified, are earn
eg TSq listed TO uulatc Oh and all sans 80 s'bieci TO
rl ia alive reaIy sd wiling obedience int ca
.ila exre All Of hr msruy 10 perform e''ry euiy
with u 81. IN 81 OF 4 tell g.
- Glrea under Dy HAD Governor, and uuds- the
IS SSasl Il satl at Fe this 1864 day u
- September 1862; and ,hi stu year a the Common
SeAhh. JOAN LEICEES
By the Goverros
GHlRGE W. bUxFoRp,
se'2--8. Sec e.1ry Of the Common ReGlth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15

LocILrrus At AND MAE IHE Scar or wAR-H-
gers,Osu IS IN Washington county, Maryland, on ibe
vest bTSrch OF Autist,u creeA l. 'has population OF
a,ou. l. 800 The Cogs;-aOuse is handsome building,
which ca. $4,000 HagerItozn is tho southern terni.
ngs Ct Ih5 r4yrold Lending via Clambesoltg TO HIrrs
burg.
Clam5ershug Pa, s,iul,iOl at the iu c.ion Of Il Q
Cumberland Valley wi.h tie Rankin broad. Popu.
htioa about 600 Toe surrounding couaIFy il pcIu-
lors and highly cultivated.
Gs.ysourg, Pa, to the reht Of OhsmOersOurg, the
turnpike road 10 Hrrseurg is bull. elevated ground
Ia rol farming country a: the intersection o! several
iDp'rsnt roads with ,hs turnpike from PHILADELPHIA to
PiIts51Eg, ia mice ves. OF the former oiy aud 50
miles sout1 ~es; Of aHhsblg Population about 500,
M4jl- brock, A5 is sbOus eight miles YES; % Rock
7ill3. o. the tuu2ke rUal between Gs0Ts.:osa and
Fssicrk City, sid about 5aeniy sss rasf froo " .sh-
in-tol
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15

Ds4TH OF A. OLD JITtts II II. Nicholas MI OF
The Oldest sgG respectable Cil zsls kUhmoul lied
a. Lis residence Saturday morning do Nas ocBuects1
for many years ~b tie mining Interests ia Oae5Isrhsll
county, d Has P.esiielt of the Midlothian Company
uall tie advance o: yss,s and impaired health caused
him TO IssSn tbs pOsiticn. II, WAS ssl Identified wiz
toe Rehmead and Fredericksburg RtlroAi, ard con
i5sied BY bis oasgy and means to the prosecution and
-pecrs1ul Eansgercat Of t6at imPrcyIuelt NJ. Mi
Dispensed bis 5,uat.s wilh liberal hsrj Eri avoided
thg 5s.rlnGou vhc5 TOO often Sc-cmptri' ,hsfis...
sss Il hjs su9UAl custom 10 Prescn' $50 o' 500
I'VE forge; -hCAl to the Orphans al the Female 0rhl
A. IGN, pear h- residence iOs Christmas presents
Sl-,g, the,e u,,e ones will ais their noiae,or, tn
sool DO a seed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15
slOO s.EHAR u.

- ANYWAY 0u sherwood, Ole lac residence OF soseT AZ
IL Al sl1 d,cu IN i.utuburz JOzny, Va O. fJE-a lhe
u Arg t-52 sECg1 ns-d Ech = anu year,
Of age AbcE feet chs a. oil AcE c1lcT aLd peIa nj
l0lrJensacs. Of dressed - dab failed hnY r5rA
a. yts "a pAts block t"ucs hat sad cosEs boots, NoEn
through w;ut. ,y have ohAnEei hs e. ting lie AID
removed ruu he routtg O. l. udoaa 20 q!
3D. Aarch at sT,h doubt 90 OF lis Tsv tact
t. hy -yd add lud,ri IN Al 81 'hs ESd 90"
April as ~ HAu. cat tu5e IN ,ompanS however Win
tef urErsts Eite m- tEu white
uith raay) Nj CO. tie Arsb escaped fgon
IA ab ~ the lst Gay Of say LAT.
uuilet Dollars viii be AID ~ lie Ter TIE epp'e ems On
delivery I'd negro jan taS set hin as-u be
81 e. all reasonable eNPenses
NEgina -.-. ........
uly 25-dI tANf'R ) kANhf-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15

Tax s.uz OLD TUsE Tho Knox 5il.s R gis'sF learns
ha; Lie abolition besiogsi truy {. Cuotnsrsrd @ p,
uU5-F Yankee Eorslo, working Ike ba,yeti throw
g % TIC new batteries ss veil az cNeDaiirg tier
LID, 70 Trsveat Smelling them o.. Tso hundred
r,u seTs p.iuly 10 DO seea Gu te works. This lock.
Ike "Eushiag sess to sSorn" but from what We can
In 80 tho Register, they sooR strk, then bar.
ners on Tho wall" for tho want o pork aad b.sns
must soon msks them sCcurmb.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15

daa. Bragg with division Of his array has crossed
Cuu5e lad river a. Carthage, Tennessee. Carthage is
a5ou, say niles duo Nas from Nashville. and nearer
BoTlas Green, KY, toSsr1s which place BueAs army
Is sai to be re;reAtug, than Nashville is- Tho Rebel
Also says that the ia ;ned OF s reuov4l of
II the osenys big guns from Nlshys towards Bowling
Green.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15
VhLUAaLs AND ATEnAo..vE saUii

NTELUAsLE AND ATEhACsIvE RIUEL
story DTiCh dwelling, iocN.d on the " es
side OF i2tn, between EsrOsd and Marshall
streets, at auction. -revil Tn upoc ths ers.s,
rsEsDAY The l5n DAY o Sspm5er CONNIE crg 81 Oe
p A. III valuable ant at rEctiye ou t;rry Phi pW llls u
oatod The wet sroi 2n street new en- tro2d and auhs
tgrrt benz he 81 Ont to-te " Of Ma 'hzi -tggG.
contains a ht ttuG TJHn toe he Nith go story Airr
K'eara sshsd rupP ID Eh oders sncyf
% good DEL
T proprrtr tsrts and other sdvSLt1 re- j. l1lr
s,si U- isH0r fr iziiy rs drlc l. -
marksi
Hisi oai o- ths whole .ss1J balance
~ months oHsLs Iots. vi Interest LitJj
~ LAs s.. ~aYnng 1 soN. A.c-s
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15

Tn GESERAL ASSEMBLY or vBsrSrA gin convene,
to-day in pursuance c. tho proclamation Of the Gov
sFueF l. Is not Osr'ain tia, a9eruBs viii be pre-,
IsnI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15

Hrss AES Lew.-In Mobile Flour is quoted at sSs
per barrel. Sugar Is very II, and tending downvAr6s
with rapidly; buyers scarcely purchasing at ALL but
watching it 90 down. Fair Ia offered freely .. 80 cents
per 10.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-15
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