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c. A. Robertsop i39,h ~ Y; E.. +. Psned, ZstI Ae
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Ne; W. H. Hsven ls.h NJ H. Csltsins Jonn 9 o. IN
NJ. o. II. Gsicsl d r. Cav J: w. LIE al.t Mas; j.
II Johnston. 18th N. A. L. Asrbit', 2ih conn Aol
u. 5. NJ W J. Bur.s u &. N; Acting Mass r. G. Wses,.
U. s. M J. H. Warren, U. S. NJ; Mise TTger and ~ SICK
and wounded soldien
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VOTE on C0hPKOHIsK OF Io00-ofyA


The Senate vote exhibiting A Y cent OF We
North, and Sc Y cent Of the South in favor OF the
Compromlse.
The average duty for the nine years the tariff was
in operation, was 3l} y cent.
TARIFF OF 1912.
The necessities OF Government In lS4l, led to
temporary enactment by which aduty Of 20 per cent
was laid upon many articles which had previously
passed free or had paid Lesser duty. II beng ad-
mit,ed that general revision Of the Tariff must take
place in The following years, it was thought unad'
visible until then 10 interfere with the general prr-
cipes OF the compromise measure, consequently
those articles 10 which that measure moot parlien-
harry referred were untouched. However, in 1872,
the subject Of high pro ecive duties was again en-
tered upon and discussed, aud return thereto Wa.
urged for revenue purposes. The average rate OF
duties empowered to DO collected by the new act
IVES some what less than those Of 1923 but the sub
sitution of cash payments tor bonds on long credit
was o serious objection with many. The average
charge Oh goods under the Tariff vas tbir'y-'hfee
per cent The year that the act Of 1871 was IN ope,
ration il was only %! per cent. The bill was passed
in the House Of Representatives by LOO Yeas " lV'
Nays, divided 10 under.
yoTK on TARITT oY lSi2-IlousI OF RIPRrsEsTA-
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BoIRp or CousciLxrS.-The Board Of Counei.

Board or CoUScILNES.-The Board OF Couneii-
met specially at O'Clock m yesterday II re l,ions
from III oh.r Board complimentary TO ans
90, and extending him the freedom ard h"stiie Of INC
civ com ured Tbs Controller sen, IN cor mani
cation ,a,ins that he IL dstermin-d 20 commence 'u:t
.x.int the Hoseu-treet (BrookynI Ferry Cemfany of
ks the accrued to he Commencement Of the
qasser they oppos. he will take nm sdaie
dl,pe,e.s them The Controller reported ilc bal nee fn
the ely us1ury Aus sto be o3iS 81 ard inst TIE
expenditure. city account for the july 81 were
ia g. leaving nded balsrcs OF spfroprA
tons Of stOe6 2I g. III, President. Morgan Joue' pre-
..nt.I rev conscnpt exemption Ortisce agpfoptt ius
. cooo for purpose Of committing th. dfs OF AL p,
DO sb. 20 the Communication ee TLis osdi
g. ID. same IN eet the one .d oret In toe beard
n Aldermen on Thursday IL differs from that 10 the Of
co9 incrsss. Of appropriation in more nntsnt provi
.on and also exempt, the active hrem-n. e. BY paying
IL. Zee for eseh IL 10 undsr,ecd That tus or.
din.nos which drawn by Mr. Jones after consult alton
TIA legal snd eci.l sentsmeu. snd $50 Jasge
iyoeaieSsnsrs Melon }. Wai- bory nees the aPpTcyS
% ~ orty OF the Aldermen ard Mayor Optykr. An-r ia
,dopiian on ss.,,on Of NJ Jones a revolution
adopted ceiling Gov S-ymonr 10 forbid recfuinf here
FOR o,. st,is end resolution by N Goes iobsaing tn
Ite.n u sS from tue ETY. rc.f i1ai 70 the 'sml 10. Il
.nv rsr.ons who shall eut subs, triss ID
regiment out Of the sac The boa sand ouiled % The
sscond Mosdsy Ia sept mber.
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BORT tl]ar0ens' Notlee.


srlrs OF NswYosK.
PoRr.W ,KpsSs' Oygcg, No. 100 WslH
NOTICE is hereby given, ID accordance Win
II .,ction Of tie Act passed Apri H. 1887 ehiled Aa
AZ, TO Ksor..ns tho wsraen Ones OF the Fort OF New
Y "a ali Lessons ested In having charge or the
eel matter Of such inquiry esani ,atioD, or survey s
following vessel. s unds examination by tbs Fort
.rsen. and tns, the said surveys examinations Va Do
within ten Gays nsxt succeeding sns n'use o.
noaIi SAID vessels:
M, I.shsll, Pier No. 70 X.
h ~ John Elisabeth. No e.
''r C. Il. BRANHALL. President
J. Arss HERMAN. Secretary.
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gn1, OK TArlrr - lou or RErnrsfsrA.

Tie Ncrtb giving in the Hone &c per cent Of her
vote il favor Of the increase md The South Al per
cent. TIE vote in the Senate, rs In tie PREVIOUS
csses, was lnanInous
TARIFFS OF 1894 AND 1907.
In 1894, the tariff was again revised, and an in
creased duty Of five per cert levied on iron, woven
goods aad glass. After divitions npon increasing
tie dutes on sat and coal in which the ncIesse on
the first was negatved snd 90 the last affirmed the
bill was passed with the unanimous consent Of both
Houses Of Congress.
Three years later, more revsrue being required,
further sghs increase oade In the rates OF taxa
tion, IN which tho duty on cotton fsbrics wa. rased
q Der cent, and that on sugar from 1 70 a cents
Der pound. The vote in the House Of Representa-
lives STOOD GO Yeas, 81 Nays divided ss foIlows:
VcIx o. T,nI5Y " 1877. HOUSE OF RLSREsEsrA-
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The North thus giving in the House about 70 per
cent Of her vote, and The South II per cent Of her
vote in favor o. the increased duties. The Senate
unanimously parsed this act.
TARIFF OF 1904
A further increase Of about "A per cent was laid
upon the customs duties by act Of 1894 the pro-
eet 1s of which increased od.es were especially APP
propriatei 70 Q fund called she Mediterranean
fund," having for it. object the protection Of tbs
commerce snd seamsn Of The United StA,es Against
ina plratical powers Of the Northern Coast OF Al.
rice. This act was passed by UNANIMOUS voie in
the House 81 Representatives, while 1t was not 30
fortunate in the Senate, In which the vote stood,
aeas, ~; Nays, s.; divided as follows
Vo1y az yARIEP IS)4-SEsATE.
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yorx TaRlry. lsi2-srsAIr.


TIE vote In tie Senate being - per cent Of the
North and ~ PER cent Of tic South in favor OF adj
yanoed duties. II will b. secn thai no vote " "a
uiyeu by tie Senators from Tennessee.
TARIFF OF 1916.
We now arrive Of perod when The views I'd re-
uu.ct 10 he tamil poncy were n. an changed. iLo
lsadiug measures h. relation 10 tie duses ~Lieh
were now Yfotossd we're: hfst tie abandonment OF
the protective in faso: 4 revenue the1ry th.t ~
tie r,da.ton Of tho rlos II duty, lev!itg them 90
yslorem ouly, and making the rates uniform and
r.yLt!e Va cnth. Secondly, The iriFoducuon OF 'bo
vhfebou,py system, whereby the oarbng trade
would he facilitated aud lastly, tic independent
treasury ,y.sm by which tie duties were 70 be COLI
lcctei IN .rscie. The new bill divided into
,i.ht schedultr, ia oge Of Which all liquors were
eIarged 100 Ter cert ad yAlorem, AID other goods
were charged under iksif re'icctiye schedules 3',
u % H. ~ and per cent al yalorom sud tie L.
a,.lnd-g ,Ore tree. IAese duties II Was crilnhicd
would p1ye an average 81 "a Yer cent on the
dutiAple iupc,ts "a, yer cent Wa the average
IL proiuc,dJ aud greatly increase TIC snm
of the cgfi.s, by adLitiog larger trade. lie
result proved that while the average VI tie tarh u
1912 Lad been only $26,OJOOVO per snuun, The
syerg. of Tie ,gnf Of 1916 WAS CSC COO 900 per
annuin during IT. operniiOn. IL must. however Ie
,orne in mind that the gold discoveries had impaired
great sciyity 10 trade IN general, md bad promoted
larger aggregate exports from the country, which
since II bad become gold exporting country, could
receive Its pay only IN those goods which were
CHARGED with duty. The sLIne influence bad also
caused A risc In the value Of commodities, and OF
cour.e larger Weld To sd vaor,nI duioe operating
upon these higher values. The vote in tue House
OF Repr,seutayes on this bll 81, ia Ieas against
A. Nsys, Us follows
yorE on The TIRlYF or lsi6-ilousE or
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Tie average per-. Usage, an tie Senate, VI the
separate Northern ve.e bong faction over 60, and
at II Ito separate Southern vote fraction
oyes A..
a reference 20 he preceding tables viii exhibit
- fact tLst Il the South united Lor entire eyis
lailyo forces IN support Of Tree trade principles
with the a,sistance Of the Northern advocates Of
those principles she could bsvs prevented any vi
tie protective, tariff. from ever tocoung the law Of
tho nud. With TO law thus IN her own hand 10 10
s,allney to suppose that sho can justly feel as
grieved at tho passage Of any OF these ense,uenls
Ral, ON tue contrary, suppo-iDg there to be any
truth in tie statement that the lesallng II these
protective tariff has been cause o. discogient
and ono Of the means toward the disastrous sIug-
40 10 which we are now engaged, surely these peo
Ils Of the South, who were represented by tho 4!
PER cent u ,b.ir Senators and p PER cent Of their
kepr,se ntatives had as much righi 70 have their
PRINCIPLES respected In the South as tic entire South
have u night 10 have theirs respected in tho Union.
And taking nc 6outhern whito population at eight
millions, aud tho Northern at twenty millions, 1t
will be found that the South are only III per cen,
Of the wholoj whllo IL We deduct 50 per cent l,he
average between tho rs and be 4! per COZ, already
uentioned) from the Southern populstion--aid 1t Is
fairly to be presumed that tue Southern members Of
Congress voting on behalf OF pr9Iecuon represented
this proportion OF this peope-the remainder viii be
found be only ~ per cent Of the cnfc white popu
la.ion OF the United States.
We must not be understood In this article Is ad-
yooating either Frce-Iade or Protective principles
We merely give u few startling facts to prove. #
the tAriI had had anything TO do with the present
war, how meager IL tho ground on which the Free
traders Of Tie South could rest any CLAIM for sup-
port.
TIE TARIFFS OF lo6l AND lcG2.
The Morrill, 1aIii aud that o 1869 could not fairly
DO brought into our Calculations These tariffs were
only passed by potion OF the Members Of Con-
gross several Of the Southern States having seeded
and their Representatives having withdrawn iiom
tho Houte and Senate before the rstnamed bill WAS
voted upon. 1his latter fact is sufficient to show
the Ignorance Of those writers aud speakers who
state that the Morrill, Tariff Wac one Of the causes
VI the Rebellion. IL requires but httle amount Of
reasoning TO arrive At the fact that II not th.
>Guss Lut the result OF Secession.
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Neu.nruud0.
r,.us sri, B,,nbyid.s Ia. anchored IN the

The brig Bsnbdss has anchored In tbs North RIVER
yard boond.
Tn. ..,m,Lp Esss Capt. Adams Of SPofori. Tiesion
Co., !iue 10 laid for complete oyeEhanns s.d VIII 10
sune her trip. about lO.h September. .
IN. ,tssuh Georges Creek at Pier No 70 " H. had
int prsvi,ions 80, 10: Porto Csbe.io.
rLe ship John CSts u now Oh the Great Balance Dscht
be eoypersd.
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Motion 10 have parts Of the made definite gansoI no
costs 10 either party. Bee InemoraDdUu with Clefk
William Goldstsrn sgt. Lesis Power Motion csns9'
WITH ~ COTS without TO renewing ON further am
davis OF actual sale as stated In defendants affidavit
VIII ian Is Scott ct a. sgt. Frederick N. Fleming et a.
John Monroe ct al ast Same.Moions denied with ~ cests
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Totsl.......... 8
WAR TARIFF OF 1919

The Tarif underwent DO farther reyision until
1872, when tbe necestties OF the country. in cons
Guence Of the war Of that period, caused aw 10 10
passed doubling all the duties then Ia force such in
crease TO be continued until The expiration Of one
year after the declaration Of peace The vote ia tie
House Of Representatives, on this occasion zood 7C
IsaS. 40 Nays, divided a< follows:
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he amount collected from

the paspage Of the act, the amount collected from
the revenue was far below the requirements Of
Government The vote in the House on the pas
sage of the bill was l23 Yeas against ~ Nays, d.
vided as follows:
VOrE on TARIFF IS57-HoUsE OF REPRHsEsTA-
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VoTE ON TARrry, 1Sl2-HoUsr OF REPRESENTA-.

This shows the Northern vote In the House 70 be
about 81 per cent while the Southern vote Is 70 per
cent ia favor Of the increased ra,es.
In the senae the vote stood q Yeas, 10 Nays,
divided as follows.
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North, ana % per ceL' Vi Tue oouln "6"''' ''N1'
lion Of duty.
TARIFF or 1867.
Tho result Of the reduced tamil was 90 favorable
that the Government Treasury was oyeriowing,
Lille manufactures Of vi! d, crplons rapidly pro-
creased, aud the general prosperity was apparent
sound. The large revenue yielded by tho tarin
in excess Of the expenditure. and oonsiderhoIe
accumulation Of gold took pi-co in tho treasury
vaults
This umulation was felt TO DO al ineonyeni-
ence, and the Government sought to reduce IL Dy
the purchase Of tho outs anding stocks NJ hgh pre-.
iniuns; bat more permanent remedy Was Pfoposod
in further reduo on IN the rates Of duty upon All
imported goods After sever propositions, both Ia
5cDsto aud in the House, the result was Tue pas
sage Of bill which reduced the duty on spits rom
ono hundred to thirty perent decreased Tho dulles
levied upon the rchtdulcs o. the act Oh Io4o, aud
ma other important reductions. lbeayofage duty
collected daring the continuance Of this tnrin was
about twenty -four per cept. Unfortunately, now
ever, owing " the reyusion ia busness consequent
On tLe money pressure which occurred shortly nitei
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REPRESENTATIVES,.

Making he Northern vote In the House 20 per
cent, and the Southern vote 80 per cent In favor OF
nroiectiye duties. We thus find tina, two-htths OF
he southern Representatives cast their votes IN Ia,
vor Of the inauguration Of q protective systen, and
il Is curious 10 note that Mr.. Calhoun Of South Caro-
lima was among those who voted IN tie affirmative
lie Senate voted unanimously IN favor OF Tho act.
TARIFF OF 1874.
The object Of the tarf bill of lS2i was, accord
ing TO NJ. Clay to lay the foundation OF genuine
American policy" Increased protection was by tins
act granted TO iron, glass and other ARTICLES lbe
average duty winch was collected on all dutisble
imposts for the four years ending 1874 WAS 3it per
coat, while tina; Of the four following years fhored
3Sl Ter cent. thus proving that the sversse duty
was raised four per cent on tie whos amount OF
dutisbe impos,s. The bill Was passed IN the Hou,e
of Representatives by los ifs against lg2 Nays,
thus divided:
Norr on T.RIPr or lS04-IIOUsE OF RIPrEsEsT
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ArGrsr AL l63 bis Flour. ss3 bols whisky Is ~
bnsh Wheat G. $3.50 bush Com IA 900 BUSH Oat. 10 ptTs
A.he 40 pkg Provisions, $50 pkss 8o,te $50 pigs Pc
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We here find that While among the Northern Rep
retentatives 80 per cent voted ogainf reduction
of duties, among the Southern members tho vote
was IS per ces agatnH such reduction.
In the Senate tie vote on the passage OF the bill
stood 81 Yeas and 10 Nays, thus divided:
N.ru % ILuIrx nI IS.il-SEHAIY
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Itwill TINS be seen that in the frs: act whereby
Increased Gu les were levied such increase was 49,
ported Ia the House by Gu per cent OF the Northern
yoses willie II eIve0 the s1pt ort Oh hot les tAan
s. per cent OF the Southern Representatives..
In the Seuate the act was passcd unanimously.
Tariff or 1872.
further iucrra-e Of - lef cent vas made IN
l7g2 "for the protection Of lie frontiers aud otaer
purpotes." Gen. Hamilton, IN asking Tor toe ssms,
remarked that "tle addition OF 2. per cent TO tle
snty on the manufacture OF articles now rated Al
fye per celt will COZ stitute MI important though
not 40 excessive augmentation; nevertheless, u -
proposed that chan be only temporary, and there
Is reasonable ground Tor exDectsion that the carse
Tor having .eeourLe " 1t viii not be Of long
UnusDee. 90
Tie vote ia ne Hou'e Of Representatives was ~
Yeas, 20 Nays, thus DIVIDED:
yoTx on Tariff Es2, House. OF REPREsfSrA-
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SAILED.

Steamship CITY OF Cork Ship, Thomas Darham A'ssnsns
/ Lus Fits, bsrS FiGes, Er-seth. MssdAlens orss
i Oe.ieas,el aas Said4so. al 4 several steamers.
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1LvEs.
Totsl.........

The Northern vote in the House being SO per cent
and tho Southern ~ per cent aga,nH the reduction
Of duty.
In the Senate the vote on the pasoage Of the bill
stood IS yeas against ~ nays-thus divided:
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THE TARIFFS OF le6l AND IsC2.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
uNITYp STATES DISTRICT COURT

The Hon Samuel H. Belts, Judge OF the District
Couu Of the United 3ste for the Southern Ditct OF New
York will open that court Oh Tuesday next 18Th iust si II
O'clock a.
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Though the Tariff OF 1882 continued the project
i've system, end added q further duty OF Eve per
cent 10 woolens, still it made greater reduction in
the duty on iron, aud reduced that On sugar ali d
cent per pound. Il also abolished the entire duty on
coffee and great number Of other articles, and re-
duced the duties on some others.
The vote in the House Of Representatives. was
Yeas 10, Nays 65, divided az follows:
VoTK ON TARIFy, l332--IIoUsE on RrPRKsRsTA-
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aliliiarn Notices.


Captain George w. Godfrey Cste Of Co O.. 90
y v trl,I ~ now orgauisn company Of cavalry All
,h, bo ~h TO enis. and procure large ooanties viii do
wall "a, cali AID h at No II Centre e.. NJ u CAL sooH.
tho company Ia very nSsr 'uL
Fifteenth Regiment, Heavy Artilicry. N. Y.
Vo,s coru. anued W col Il. SCIlRMEk formerly Cap
.,n Of The famous ID n T. Independent Flying Battery
~ RAaris. sdy stationed at Fort Lyon. near Wssn'
instou d. L. Al Boun.ies paid suo.tencs and elohlns
furnished enistins- A few good mea wanted io'
Co - commanded by Capt IL wRIGHr. For psI,icai,u
,ppy to Lieut.. RICHARD J. CLARK, IT,, Recruiting VI
uesr City Hall Pslk NJ Y
Volunteer Engineers Atteution.-A sEngsxnyNsnn
pay SJt, snd IA AkrlriCEhS. PsJ eiI each ~ sn,i
ioI Capt kehreps Company b, Poytschns Corps ~ sas
nsers Col keinssy now forming company o. ss,s,.~~
ton near fhilsdelphla under the authority o. we I'm ,
OF War. Pay, clsathng suossencs aud ooa.H
nedlaely upon being mustered ia CspeauI o,brr lain.
nact inists enmen hcel~d sks. nine . 80 vpaSs "
cer. NAV ,nny rom ara IN at tho office OF fhANh '"
BALLARD No. lOO Broadway, y. 4.
Headquarters LOYAL Brigade on rue NSr, .a
No "a, broadway, wL.Io al eonmuuieaoH' n's ~ -
dre,,a To- roIonei WM BLISS, orssalins zoe bnsses
FNPoI JING OFrICES-No. 80 brcfd"a opgesne 70.
~, NJ 1,.n,rs-,t opposite Cootreus's Oass s1S
No. . Ssu,t,s. BrsoIlyp. e2gs.iss City HsA-
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The notification acts Of South Carolina and the
cornuroni.e measures consequent thereon have been
TOO much canvasSed Of late TO need any explanation
IN this place. we shall therefore only state that by
this compromise it WA arranged that when any
duty exceeded 20 per cent the excess thereof shoud
be propor,iouatey reduced bi.annualy until l0l@,
wntn such excess should entirely cease. Inc VoIs
~, ibe Uous. Of REPRESENTATIVES on this measure
stood Il9 Yeas agsiDa IS Nays, divided ~ follows
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!. ON TAnlTr oy lsi2-Housr OF RrFRrsrsTA'

The North thus giving in the Houss 70 per cent
Of her vote in favor Of the nereaed duties aud Tie
Sou!h Is per cent Of her vote Oh the came tide
In the Senate, the vo,. on the passsge Of the
ill stood "a Yeas and 70 Nays divided as follows;
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yorE Of The TiRrrY OF lsi6-llousE or
REFREsLSTATrEs.

These hguree give the percentage In the House o.
the Northern woe agass decreased taxation al ~,
and that Of the Southern vote AT 20.
In the Senate the bill passed by - iess against
VI Nays-thua divided:
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vorn on CoMrnoxrsr os ls33-Housr OF REPRE-

The Compromise Measure was thus passed IN !he
House by ALMOST tho unanimous vote Of the South,
while il scarcely received one-,hird Of the Northern
vote. .
In the Senate the Comprimise Measure passed oy
% yeas against l6 nays, thus diyided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15

IIs UCrcff'Aktf OF fho NOIts tAtt TIIIIK TIC W
ond period In favor Of increased and prote tive tar
a., or given aaint, the reduction Of duties ne pro-
,o.ed and earned in ,be acts Of 1882, 1916, aud
49,, ~ follows:
PlKcISrict OF 6rcrioSiL yorrs ~ FAVOR or
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SHOW ihg that - per cent Of the Northern and Il
per cent Of he Southern Representatives voted IA
favor VI tie bill.
Inc Senate passed tie bill BY % Yeas agtins, "a
Nayg ~ follows:
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In the Senate the average vote Oh these tariff In
ia favor Of increasing Duties WAS fraction over 81
psr cent Tor the sphrste Northern vote. The per-
centago on each tariff 10 a. follows:
ItREsIAGr OT SrcTIOsAL NOrks IN FAVOR or
IsCpF.nxa nuTIva-NrsATr
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-kud
lt-b.lorc Commissioner bErra

Richard Foster and John Howe, arrested for in
uoDg soldier to des~I werc on an examination this
morning. fully com United to answer the charge.
Lo sceascd ordered " tnd bali Ia tho Of $500
each
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Tic average Iecelisgc In the House Of the
separate Northern vote being fraction u, and
thG. q tic sep4ilie southern vote fraction un'
der -.
PIIcEsrAGE oy SIcIIosAL Vorr ~ FiyoR oy
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

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WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 6:51 Gov. bland. 9:c2 BelGs.e..N:G
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TAkIIK OF IS2S.

In 1877 bill passed the House OF Representatives
having for its object al increase Of the duties on
woo.ens bu. i, failed to become law In The follow
inc vtafs however, tie - Tsrih act OF ISIS
Was tassed and with It eliminated the policy Of TIE
oroteeuouists. lie 1cyoogies Of hi increased duty
on wooden were hereby enabled 10 carry lie point,
ard The duty on woJlen goods was increased from
~ 70 a. per cent. loo io port duties Oh s.'sihi
oths. articles wee ALEC oolticeTSby increased Inc
sversgs duty rna,ed under this act II per cent
The vote IN tie House of Representatives. was lOJ
Ysss scsinst q; Eayi, TINS divided:
XoTE oS IAEITF les, lIOUsE ~ kfrELsfETATWFs.
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UNITED STATES DlSTRiCr-ATTORNEY's OFFICE
AUOusT IL
Charles Jarvis, esq., has been appointed by the
Prese Collector Of the Customs al tho Fod Of San Fian-
CISCO IN tho state Of California His sur,tis. this
morning approved BY H. Deltoid Smith. osa. U. D. Dis
tIiot.Attoney.