, 1864-02-04

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lfrom Our Aegalf 81 Col1esponasn..l
nua ssrnzn mz1srUS' n,,rs feo y '70a'
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g 49, .a~9.M ~ sAsso so.,s,s- us,e non n1
Va.., =. 20 a.aa. - ase'.4 ..',, ssp5 re- .'e"
-. o'A, - . -. ~ ope.A. "l.n 1ne 3eaale W
eue spn11 outs A.nenunnent o1 refnanao
Wooo. learn tnclr proposition Is to raise
the duty on all spirits manufactured after the
1ft of January, 1864, to S120. Some would
be satisfied with s1.0o. This was Mr. Love-
sor's propos,tion in the Hopse nrerion. tn
the naeaaoa NJ Wood,a ama,d,nent ~
s,a ~ .'.t.Sa.s t~..,1'.,,,a1' ausA
lnaae IN Inc interest," OF Inc olsuActs.
The question, as respects this Fropo-
sition, is whether the Government
Eou1d not permanentYV. lessen the revcnne
- ~ ao.;,aa f-o-. ~ In ~ 49, -a;,o.t.,s,s
~ = us' Neu uom 14e om W LIE nulUs1ion
" eo n'so auts. Inc revenue On "MsSy'
however, Will really come out OF the profits
Of tho rctai1ern, which are now immense;
t,on ~ e1.e1 one do1,o- nor os,1o1 o,a e+,11
,a -, - . - g., - r, c1
ieaSe taem AanasoMe prom. IN Engiano
anu Ireland, n0GW1thstandtng the nigh duties
and higher cost Of the article, spirits are re-
tailed at 5 cents to 4 cents per elass IN tbe
ar,nt;nr s.1oo,a u,b,,e a1a.1,astf fhaa. ~
~ ,,a,so. aa's 10 ~ " -. eu. uest, aas
pint, Notwithstanding tho heavy duty on
malt and the high rates of publican licenses.
The holders Of sp;rita. ma a drrnfer reaort
+h-..+a,. r., for,n.o q onr,b;,.4,a1 .r5 ..t.,,,
- s1e.,.s .ssNos..a - 1sa4. ON -.Sa.A
tae1l 5tocAs On uaua IN ofoeF 20 temunefate
tive purchases. This is. a project, however,
very difficult OF realization
REPORTS OF SOUTHERN HExuAusT1oS-uRdEo ON
- TIE Ek1IsTMEKTs.
There arr. as usual. vnrious and conflicting
renorfs from thc gouth. Tie tintellirenf
contraband'' is not yet ttplayed out, but
renerallv brinrs The most ffafter;ne news Of
Southern eShanstion and distrese. The last
individual of this snt.cies is a holy servant O!
Jefr Davis TIVE Terc to beljeya ali this faJ-
INV iclls. The nrosnects of the rehels were in
deoa noost 01aomT and a sneedT end AZ the
Wsr fncTitaS1c f}ne ~ His faIes ia Thai vico
pre.idcnt pue stanhens f.d nm owav to Fnrone me
fost1, - s,sch stn-5ss m ~ f cfp,+roFv +i,e I
@ !nlu ~ 3oS1 nnSn sae sscs - - ~ ,n ), ,' tno
ta +,o.a1,' ! nssnr 4ho e4,,ia ropp,trv IL +hat
st $500 -os;.t.,,na .,so -, r,astaJ
T.. pet 4ta tf,t ~ =
- ~ IT, ,at3e .uao enI ~ of nnsa r,n,S.
1!s - 70 ar.oa a tsat - ~ ~ a,.nG a.
nGtosa ;to ~ .nns a. haii s ~ ..o
= een1a n11r ~ az ever rha iaaaors an 1n2v
lighting for their necks, for their existence,
and hafe and fury must lead additional vigor
to their operations. For my part believe
fully in the views OF the Governors and other
prominent men Of the Western and Middle
States who urge on the Government the NO.
,cessity OF Increasing our armies, SO as to try
a series Of vigorous blows to break up the ar.
winds. The object of the rebels is to pro-
tract the war. They know that every DAYS
delay is at m immense sacrifice in men, mo-
:ncy and material to US, and must tend to re-
tard their ultimate subicction. Tho fluanciul
aspect Of the war gnthers more Importance
ofNr. Chase and the best financial minds il
tic couutry. II is that now ia which the
rebels al the soufh and trnitors At the north
such as Wood, Brooks, Cox, Valanding-
ham, and othcrs-aim their blows. DrookS.
/ n Allen, and Others i1emand that onr an1,'
soIc. bnt for The eakc Of aidiug the rebcls. II
viii render The war more costly. t1ley thints
md canenorcntlv nronn,tinnotc11v nn1onn1ar
Iet as pay no heed ff1en to contraband so
ries, or If we do let. them urCe us to more
active operations in the field. Let Us face
the difficulties Of the situation Ike men We
havc !oug since mad TOO much OF thcir sixty
nnd ninety aay onslness: it,t Inc people ha'e
no more patience With your optimtsts.
TIE LOUISIANA ELECTION.
The Honsc cnnu,ittcc have ve1v nroncr1v
i3ec;ied cuo;net Mr Fin16,a clorrn IN scat
from Ionfsiana. In fact the farce was tcn
broad r. on down with fha Yne,nhors II
Tie Tie onlv vote Field had was tom
a yerr small fraction. sItuated ontside
of he c;tv Iim;ts nf NsT o11eans 1hc rnsiita.
~ ~ ont1n+3,iaa % baS;nr ~ f"rh;adan {he M a1act;nr
- tha a;tr tn fanE 10 tSa rs1.c,a tt;r- 90 J
a a. t-ansnsra,t nroasIaTsrr - dod1n Whs,a "a ;a
fhe c;v;f cnrcrnm ent nf Inn,sisna =: II there e
nrcne,ir snv At this +1n,eS Fernnn ~ Netv
Yak. tine Il lis nrosslarery' rehe1 instincts
dsatrsd ~ tera ~ ~ ~ ;i;tary antbarit;ea "a1
.,,sad ~ -, --ss-a,t;ner ~ o1ao.in1, W.T.,
nnsssa ~, nte ethn.eha.,5 a afs..e .eanI,,
t " v at ~ 4h, H., onSseu 1e1 aeso.u ~,
thnrtv ~ ~ n6 hoId on e1cct;on n Ionss,s5a - sn1
thot ~ ~ et+amnt ~ ho1d sncI is ~ msnrn,tinu u
- ~. an.,.raso., :" ar,th,r3tr ~ +hs Hnttad
States ena was nroner,v }orhfddcn Nv the
military authorities. Mr.. Stevens, Of Penn
eylvania, contendea that Louisiana was not
in the Union, and very pertinently remarked
that II she were, by what right was military
Governor appointede The subject is to be
resumed again On Tuesday.
THE NATIONAL AND STATE BANK SYSTEMS
eIcHa nrT1p sTArr WeTrTUr1oNv
TO- ,ran.s W. AZ 49, t ~ Naw W va,,- ,1ls ~.
t.!t - suo5 5i.atso, sns 1aaa - as,as y,
% tain wbether @ secretary @ Chase viii @ consent % to
m99caiion % t1 o. tne Nal,oaal M nanh ,sys.em. ~
hsah thar .. nntand S - +hat tha hanis 11a vi
m "n's saes s ~, - LII - .ns oaake aaS pe
tbat boui. 1;tb - e %,;1,nas =.
cnn;taj IA tn he ahlishsd hvthe snfscr;n+;ons
Of the Associated Banks now in the New
York Clearing House. This would indicate
d bacIfpe down Of the New York Banks, and
also their intention to establish q regulator
of the exchange throughout the country.
Congress has tile power to regulate this mat
hands. Let them nut tax on II fhe Fl circniation
Of the State Banks, and thcy will soon brinc
them to terms The same principle Or powe1
which makes Treasury Notes Itpal tender
the power to g,y what shall be tie money of
the couptry-circs Congress the right to saw
what ehall not be that money. This is self
evident proposition.
Nv E,eson of Io.go ~ +bo aoro+a to.
;,traa,7na5 -a.o1r+,aue 5arroa,ti, ~, ~ ~ ao
~, ",,I oa,,s'otI1.s 70 ~. ~ ~.
ena a1n-eSsre thn coa,;otias - ~ ~ sr,o a.,
s,u ,ra arH tSs ~ ,son. s easa ~ ~
~ ., " .+,or",e =, t1a !a;f,tts n,e5 ~
man. mr. nf nnnn1ar ,,nvs+nne5t I'M hat T = Tii,
ocslv result ln addinS a new element to the
tiat Rennh1ic nnd w;i' nnorotn ul} ep,n1'i;col "
tinna c1pf;nn.,1v ,,a,;iors ~ ~ +ssnnp;Tt1-
~ 4b,s cnnt;nsnf II ~ '"e - AA'AtS
nv Seward IN hie co,rcanonderce m th,a
snhtacf is nnita fonov ~ rnar IN +ota, .'.'s .s
accentine or denreceiinr tbe F9ench ~ occnno. ~
nav ~ e ae;s YET ~ ~ ~ t rnt as
''e peetesno" 1nan oatu " ne paltous'
DEATH OF HON. J. Y. NOEL
This gentleman's death was very appro-
priate1y and beautifully announced IN the
House on Friday by bis colleague, Mr. Blow.
Meesre. arnold, OF ~, and Rollins, OF No,
also pronounced eutogles IS also dlo At.
IGAUuGu6 Stevens 01 ia. 1lt l4tfer gentle