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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
Finanuol.
UNITED STATES TREASURY, Nrw-YoRK, March a. 1854.
10 HA GOVERNMENT LOAN


IOKV by direction Of the secretary O. The Treasury
hereby give notice hat prepared oreceve subscriptions
account Of United States Bonds authorized by the Act
Of Morch 3, 1861 bearing date March l. 1854 redeenabo
at the pleasure Of the Government aer yeas and
payable forty years date. bearing interest at FIVE per
cetum year pay able Bonds One Hundred Dol
lars annually and all other Bonds rnannualy in coin
Subscribers VIII receive either Res tered or Coupon Bonds
as hcy may prefer
Registered Bonds win be issued Of the denominations Of
Fifty Dollars (5O One Handled Dollars (sioO Five IIund.
rcd Dollars $500 One Thou-end Doa rs OOO Five Thou.
sand Dollars IS no and Ten Thousand Dollars ssh 0)
aid Coupon Bonds Of the denominations Of Fifty Dollars
One Hundred Dollars Z loo) Five Hundred DolsIs (5O0)
sud Ono Thousand Dollars Isl G,s) W
Subscrb TO This loan wi have the option OF having their
bonds E" interest from March September as the
may be- by paying tie accrued n,ees, in coin or United
states notes or the notes Of National Banks adding hy pr
cent foG pemun receive them dGowns interest from the
G-,o Of subscription ard deposit
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions viii issue certificate
Of deposit therefor in duplicate the original of which viii be
by subscriber the Secretary Of the Treasury
Washington, with letter stating the Kind (egssered or
ooup0n) and the denominations Of bonds required.
Upon the recep, Of the original certificates at the Treasury
Department, bonds subscribed FOR will be transmitted TO
the subscribers respectively the be pre-
pared.
commission OF onoeghh Of per cen; viii be allowed
20 those Subscribing for others resale The delivery Of
bonds has commenced and will be continued promptly
JOHN J. CISCO. Assistant Treasurer, u. 5.
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V,EN-EORTY LOAN.

V'EN-EORTY LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NETWORK.
Designs.ed Depository and Financial Agent Of tie united
Statss
Nav York March ~, 1884
BY authority ofhs Secretary Of the ITea4ury INA Bank
viii receive Subscriptions sorouni of
UNITED STATES BONDS,
authorized by the Act Of March 1864 hearing date March J.
1874 the pleasure Of TIE G0vernnent sner ts
Yehr and able forty years from date, boSns interest
Fl cent year payable Bond, not over one hundred
Do lar, annually and al other Bonds semi snnaay In
coin. 49,. NJ,
Subscribers win recv. either Registered or Co1pon Bonds
~ they may prefer will be required to In addition 70
the amount principal Of the Bonds In hwal money the
soru.d coin or ia red States notes OF the noise
Of .ona Banks adding 50 cent ioI prem uns ure
oce) rosn the h day Of March until the day Of uo.snp
ten And payment subsor can be T,sd boaiin< M
tarest date without the PyAent Of interest from ne ISL
Of March, and premium thereon IN
Tho usual commission Of oneeighih Of per cent VIII
be allowed TO Banks, Benkers and bfokcr
Mossr, william and John OBnen Bankers No. 20 VAL
It. are authorized recelvs Subscriptions for this Bank
HENRY A. HURLBUT. President
A. O. ALLEN, Cashier
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VNHE HIPP o T Fl E RO N
L AND NETWORK CIRQUE,
I4thH opposite the Academy Of Music.
THIS. Cwedn..lsyo EyENING,. May and
EVERY NIGHT, q q
And on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY q,
sPALDINo R0GERs'S
GREAT OCEAN CIRCUS,
From Buo @o xyle. aos@vdco AID the we. nd.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
ADDii'''A' A HG5ffa5SL NOVELTIES,
NEW FEATURES OF INTEREST,
HoRsEMANsHIP MORE WoNpERETL, rrnu,r.o
ACRoBATICs MORE sTARTLING,
AND SPECTACLE MORE BRILLIANT.
FIRST TIME OF MISS KATE oRMoND,
- ''' ' ACT OF SINGLE EoUITAToN.
mrs j. woRLAND
IN ''' fi''''1o r. f Il 6sdLI&TiEG WiR.
f"'' 'p''S''D'fM MADAME cARoLINp
and the highly educated performing horse
GENERAL SCOTT.
First time n the OneIal Equestrian Spectacle, scsees
THE BIyoUAC AND TIE DESERT.
NEW PETITE PANToMIME.
New fsa,s Of thrilling daring by -
THE SENIOR ANTONIO MARQUEE,
OalGiSAL ACHIEVEMENTS
0' the s'''' s sSiH 4 clRLos DO CARMo.
THE ROLLANDE BROTHERS
IN still moro thrilling efforts.
THE TOURNARE BROTHERS
In s.ir greater achievements horseback.
YOUNG CHARLES FISH
Ga stI more astonishing equestrian accom- lishmesl
TIE WONDERFUL CHILD Artistic, ANNIE,
IA mors wonderful dispisys Of graceful precocity.
Mr. WILLIAM DUNERNA,
In now and Astonishing hysicsl exercises
THE WHOLE COMPANY
In brilliant - -
EPTToME OF CHEZ DGUyRrs
never previously approached in this city, which ssy sntte
the performs 10 be styled
MAMMOTH MARVELLOUS and MATCHLEsS.
EVERY EVENING at
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, al H.
NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICES.
Reserved stalls IS Dress Circle 50 ceets lcudres
La prcel AmphiheseT IS cents Doors OPEN, afternoon
at n .ventnr. ct q.
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TrantiaI.

i SHAREHOLDERS Of The FOURTH NATIONAL
BANK or TIE CITY OF EEW-YoRK viii be held 1t
III, Bank Nos % and % Finest, THURSDAY Msy5 at
Q O'clock 2. IN.
general attendance Of the Shareholders IS requested
WALDO HUTCHiNS, Chairman.
Na. II. ARHsrRoSS Secretary.
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Certures anS tilestinss

CTTIZENS in favor OF a movement TO secure
~ equitable and sufficient taxation % sustain the Governments
In ts e.Is preserve the Union and its own existence are
requested the Metropolitan ACADEMY Ne 70 SIXTH
sv, on THURSDAY EVENING, Nay at u oclsck Citizens
vsrng the objects invited to eslaEd leave their names
and address, this meeting mainly 70 oSgAss-
lion and otker meetings ~ De hes. y. WEMMtL
Secretary.
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Cbantes for Business Ellen.

4 PERSON with some means, competent to
take charge Of and edit newspaper Of large circulation,
will be taken a PARTNER Addrsss WORK, Tribune
Ohice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Mansger. WhEhIbEf l.
GRANGE o. rEg.-Doors open at IT 10 eoTAsaes q .
quUter be:orea - -
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May T. 1854,
LAST -FOUR NIGHTS
Of the unprecedented engagement Of
Er. end Mr.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
POSITIVELY LAST FOUR NIGHTS
O! Charles Glylsrs new Ifish Drama Of
THE CONNIE SOOGAH,
ALL IT'S ORIGINAL SPLEND0k
Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS
In bis original character OF
CORNEY NoGRATR,
VI h the songs Of Ellen Astore aud The rsh wedding
Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
In Der original character Of - -
NELLY NOLAN, THE JUMPING JEWEL
FRIDAY EVENING, Mayo,
BENEFIT
OF
Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS.
WIN be speedily produced John Brousham's Grad ko
,nc Spectacular Drama ths pTesen, theaiea ssAon Of
Londonl entitled - ,
BEL DEN0NIO,
which ater many months pr.paaon will bs presented with
IN emit Cast Beautiful New Scenery, Splendid Appoint
mens New aud Co.tly Costumes Original bnas FEeniess
Dsnseuses and Grand Ballet
Seat. secured six days In udyi,re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

CHOPPER INSTITUTE. "
" STARTLING WONDERS, MYSTERIOUS DISPLAYS,
UNACCOuNTABLE MANIFESTATIONS!
In pre,eneo OF the worldfenowned
" DAVENPORT BROTHERS,
Far Surprising the most Brilliant Productions oftho
MAGIC ART
THIS EVENING and EVERY ExENIN0 dnrns he week
THE WONDERFUL ENTERTAINMENTS
ven IN presence Of these young must DO seen TO be
frr,sed And they have been witnessed by Hundreds Of
the most intelligent and scientific peop. Of tho
co"nry who have been forced by the most overwhelming evi'
denee 10 seknow ledge them lner plicabls.
Door. open O'Clock. Commenting sa Admission vicente
sufe at the Office Of the Institute om 10 o'clock m 70
y H.. without eItn charge. u. ,. LACEf, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
} E00 ACRES TIMBER LAND.

In N, ,tie, mart EewYok surrounded by improved
farms 20 msse contains over I,OOO,O oO
feet o( hsok spruce white pine, ash birch lard maple and
cherry g. OSO 900 bushe. ch.Icos; ;5,OtO cords hem
Loeb bark both wanted 10 the vicinity wAerPower unan
sufficient 10 cut COCO, 900 .a year bark worth 81
cord on tie land wanted MT cleared Tor ur
ny by neshbons farmers good paes trees large and
sound and iogs 20 tree Iron furnace Adjoining
and several tannsnes Iron formerly tsken from
the land .sd moro Supposed TO eIist plank road running
through the tract bottc ocon In the state Tor large
enE business anEoy aud msnuhctoTy of Oner tuss
and agricultural implements, having all the bark and hard
wood on the premises Tie land be sold ster the timber
10 cut for a. much wanted for all Internationally
the most valuable timber in the state aud worm the a.
tenon o. capitalists and ubermen 10 build W mMniAcur
ing village and make money. Apply TO L LhON, No. III
Nas,su st., New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS
Va AND TRADEsMtN Of the City Of New Yort-Ihc
Regular Meeting of the Society viii be hsld at Me.nabies
Hall, No Ar Broadway, THIS (V.dsssdsy) EVENING, al
Gu, hour sfter sunset. WILLIAM VAN NOkDEN Sec
L O. OF o. F.--The r. W. GRAND LODGE
lie win mold quarterly session THURSDAY EVEN
NO. 5th inst 4 O'Clock vt their roo. Odd Fellow Han.
corner Grand and Centre-sts. BY order
d. W. C. LAk0DON. GRIND Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

OFFICE USIos INITIAL Lryg ASSURANCE COMPANY,
no. ISL Broadway. :
WANTED-Threc competent AGENTS to
solicit Insurance in the shove Conpssy this city and
vicinity. Applications viii be received oF Agents IN some OF
the larger towns North River ne business Can be
done BY active men whsa liberal missions paid
NFr' JW. ~ T. JUDD General Agents.
90 n0A TO S5.0tj--PARrNERW WANT
20 CsVOO ED-ii- advertiser, who has been en-
sag.d for the past ten csh business, which has
paid fom $s,CJs TO 81 80 Uprin DESTROYS Of obtain
inR desirable partner Business BE- doubled this
References exchanged References uaGsorsble given and
required Address p. Co, LOx 2s5, Posl-O Once, ~ l.
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LOAN OF u. S.
TENTH NATIONAL BANK,
No. 30 BROADWAY.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT
OF THE UNITED STATES

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury this Bank
will receive Subscriptions for the TENFORTY FIVE PER
CENT GOLD BEARING BONDS. A liberal commission
VIII be allowed parties subscribing al this Bank.
ID. L. Ross, President.
JONI H. SToUr Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

WINTER GARDEN.
w Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
having been Induced by the Management 20 apeerh
ELEVEN REPREsENrATioNS
the great shasespearcan and standard sh1ssts VIII
givo man, ,rco>-n
WEDNESDAY May 4,
appearing In HE great role Of
RiCHELiEU.
The other ehn.cers will be Sus,e,ned by h"F bsrron
Srncoe Lee A. II. Davenport, Boyd Roscoe, Hlnd' Mt
ch.nhsu ard Mrs Floyd.
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NONG SIS ALL +,


NOR SALE-PEARL MILLS MAUMEE
Il CITY Oho-These wenknown and Justly celebrated
Mills located the Erie and Wabash Canal and near the
Station tho Wabash Valley Railroad consisting OF Fodns
Mil with Of Rurrs, .no Al tho ss Improvements,
and capacity for manufacturing 80 % 20 bbs aslr day,
and large custom work ~ vhici tl9e is q separate
rnachnery good Saw Hl and Lsth Mil abundance OF
water l6S feet MIL possessing the advantage Of the hr ease
from the State Of OLio, at this place hAo two Frame stores
two Frame House, Cooper Shop Esrrs HOUSE, stables,
Wagon Sheds, with ten Lots Of Land $500
We would call attention Of capitalists 10 these Mills having
splendid water power and cheapy controlled with the brit
rixbt 10 use tie SANE from Tsss Mills located
m one OF the whesp growing counties Of the Valley Of
the Msumee with the advantage Of obtaining grain by canal
from the Wabash Valley and beating the directly to tho
Mil there elevated. saving all expense In banding The
fscty Of sockns tire saw h with The finest OAK, bacx
walnut and whte wood from ts banks o. the haumee aud
Il. Tributaries and the Wabash Valley via cara, with ansur-
passed facilities Of shipping Flour ssd Lumber By canal or
railroad north south OF cost and hsns market of AL the
feed and DIAL good price showing osscnsiyely that as
GEO. e POMEkOf T0iedo, Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

HOTEL for SALE.--0n account of sickness
i Il in my family, offer for "A LIE my HOTEL BARN,
GARDEN LAWN e. situated at Dover Plains n " on Tie
line Of the New York and Harlem Rsioad. Is miles rom
Nev-York This chance for person wishing 70 en-
gage Ia the Hotel business IL VI the hrs Ou<Den
pAee, in the county Seng the halfway depot Of ne Tll-
road from NewYo Albany make II the most desirable
modious containing about IS rooms and Destly ne" ana
doing foil business 1hs property will b. sold nel worm
the money! the Furniture and Fixtures with H. Terms
pnsde easy and possession viii be given immediately
For particular. address the subscriber.
Dover N. Y, Nay 1851. ~. W. CHAPMAN
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FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ wALL-STREET.
CASH CAPITAL................S %OO,oVV'

Chis Co,npany has been In successful opersou 70.
,h.s TIIRTY YEARS and continues TO InolnI asal's
- nd Damage by FIRE upon terms a. A'ofaoe " 'nnno
n'~'o''0n- NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL Losaxs LIBERALLr ADJvsTSD AND TAoAS'b' '''''
DIRECTORS;
n,NIpL UNDERHILL. President
Oliver II. Jonts, william w. ,~rn1 S.mn.iN nodg..
Isaac N. Seymour SAINT =: iicbssl Iilshn.@,,
apIsi =, u. sylyanus Bedsrl Chss ID. Lewis.
SAM ,iv - 1870 1870. r. NJ Buchanan. Ethelbert y. Mile
; ;lt - n iox William lierze, Joseph A. Dreyious,
80 $500 Thomas Dsvey, James g. Guilck,,
William Depew, heniy . 'Vuuuei, 's - 's~
F.. COOPER DEDERER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

HOUSE for SALE, for EXCHANGE, or to
4 LET-Furnish.d b Brooklyn No. 80 West wsuensL
Tho House % q bv 50 with extension; modern improve
ter,, lie ,ub..aAtisly built The Lot through %
Nerandah place which good stable The hose es
minutes wak rom tie South Ferry Can be 'een after IL
daily. Apply on 81. premises, or 10
- ~ i b RIiHAEpS No. s. Pine,... New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

OFFICE OF
VERNIILYE & Co., BANKERS,
No. Al WALL-sT, NEw-YORK.
We are prepared 70 conver; The L. s. $40 TREAS
uRY NOTES into the per BONDS Of 1851 with
,rou ptness aad on favorable terms.
Ako BUY snd SELL at market rates all kinds Of GOV
IRSMENT SECURITIES, including
u s. 500 BOstrs,
L. s. 1850 TREASURY NOTES
II. & IL mos. CERTIFlCATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
u. s. OUARTERNIASTERS' CHECKS,
T.. S. TwO-YEAR per cent LEGAL TENDER
NoTES,
u. 8. 6 per cents, COUPON End REGISTERED o.
1851. ,,.,,,,,,rr,,-,.s
MATURING CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS
collected OF purchased
Il. s. 5 PER CENT 10.40 BONDS.
We keen on hand for immediate delivery assortment Of
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN.
VERMILYE &c Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION at Cornwall, on
C,oRYER STORE and FULL LOT, HOUSE
tSee alsoAuct,on ISales.l

NORNER STORE and FULL LOI, HOO ~
~ for stories, ws.ef AMI Gas-bess Busn'r stand a.
kixab-h port n. ]. For SALE ycry liberal terms APpy
to owner. T.. H. KELLOGG No 80 fesf!-st. Ne" Or.
MOCK PROPERTY for SALE-With large
sTOREuBusE Gc Al excellent location for an lion.
be or coal company has l6o feet font! With track
connecting with Central Railroad of AewJersey ST.
u.led 81 EhIabethport \. J. For particuars apply 20 -
g. r. kELLOOO. 30. ~ Pear. ~. ~ n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04

nor SALE, first rate Coal and Wood
BUSINESS long stablshed and doing large business.
Address COAL BUSINESS Broodya +. o., with real
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-04
HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE-Eo. &c

i LsmNtine place, 2sh 1t, between s,h and 9u,'i
Large gardens mont and the block Of the pe'snest
In DE etv Tie furniture will be sold with the house
wanted. Apply on the premises, OF 10 h. Ii. LuDLO"
4 Co, Ne ! Pine ST.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20

minority o. UJ,sfsst PN2 e. a idle 10 tue ban e
nf he President Or al urruy Senate 50 Gar as - re-
s,ani- fom e ortng actous ct ors OF bis nom
Ipatioa, fifth ale rejected b. mnsd Of the
NJ cutve be- ause it proved o. his pohcy it would
le div. 20 rice; any prson selected ~ the Prss-
20, and thc suit would b. a d O-ganiz1fion o. the
Gov rum. ec8u.e Of the failure Of appropriations -
sides If srpDo cd faciOus rejection Of al nomn2-
ton, be e0usd red objection TO the pissage Of this
n he 'rsum nc applies as well to orig na nlmina'ious
A. 70 re- 10 nus,iOns L. il therefore, "a her argu-
mert again the eonssiu.iOnal provision requiring &
consent Of Ia Senate 70 appointments than against the
b n scc contcmPaie frequent exercs &c OF the con-
ST u,ia.a authority Of the SenatA IL IS urged, no"
ever els viii su jec, the President 70 The con
trc Of an Ogc5y IN the SGnle Il this be true, It IL
an objection 20 he Constitution ite because that IN
snumeut has ns,itu ed the Senate part OF the ap-
peipt NJ power by curing On Pfesideai - suhmt 8
Nominations 70 il fer aiice and consent Tee Senate
il tie ouly constitutional check on the kx eutVe VIII
Ia making appointment aud If that o5cek DC EilhoraWn
po,s o-hsr can be in.erposed Ths bill row reported
merely p.o7ides f1E heal,tfal r1eeise o. this eonsti-
tutoa 1 OK aad those who Ajeci 70 il on the ground
ALLEGED would seem 70 favor the WHhdraTal OF al rs
strant on Executive pleasure oy repeating that clause
of the Constitution requiring the eoocuIencs 81 the
Sepa in Executive appointments This bill, passed.
will prevent the retention, for longer period than two
years O. the head Of a department who may become
obn6x.ous 70 the counrJ f1a accomplishment OF this
object Is certainly Inconsistent with cur form of
government. 1T burke INAy says Woul4 &C 0AcAu
tul indeed if thce Wasaay power the ma on capable
OF resisting is aninous desIe even the de ire Of
any very grea or decided majority Of the people Tbs
people NAV be deceived IN their ch1ics o. an object
But can scare " conceive any choice they make
20 be 20 verT miJcheVous the exisencs Of any hu
man force capable Of re sting it."
may be urged tia. the proposed MEASURE q novel,
and therefore, Otj sot0Cah,e This o3iec. on sppIes
20 all poitcal refosms aud is bus t55 u ud appeal to
the wisdom Of our ancestor, made BY those WHO Cp-
PIE all Improvements in goyernnsIL Wolfe respeI-
nag the e1Dsiisnce Of gu, psedscs5o: thl 0)n ntie
entertain no supsrsitO15 reverence or the pas. Ia
tn present state Cf cur kIOEledgs, politics 50 far fSom
being scence Is one Of the most backFa;d o. all TIE
arts Poldci.ps gu m7dify heir fclemes, not &C
Cordrg 10 tbo MOTTO Of thsir oncesOrs, but to the
&c uGl ,1igsnces Of { q times; for men uIg BY a
sense Of their ogrcs5 growing wear VI he
idie talk about she sdon Of their ancestors Evr
these asoas tie IN oriiy Of the JudeaIy committee
ave determined 70 recommend 70 the hyosabl, en-
sideraiOu Of the Senate the bill Nv reported.
THOMAS J. SEAhES,
On behalf Of the Committee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
OONGRESSTONAL.

In the Senate yesterday, the House bill 10 amend the
regulating impressmsnts, amended, Monday, was
Aksn up and passed The in its present shape pro-
vides hat property impressed shall be appraised by
,rees Of the Vieaagc, with the night of appeal to the
Board Of Commissioners in each State who are to con
nue 10 prescribe the schedus Of rates as Low provided
Tor b. Law. The House bill proposed 10 abolish the
l.tsr function Il remains to be seen Whe;h,r it vii.
concur in thu amendmsn. striking this provision
ThSSeRate also passed House BILL yesterday, to pre-
vsat deseIton from the army and then resolved into
session to consider the bills regulating our foreign
commerce Toe financial measure passed by the
House, In secret session, has rot yet been reported
back to the Senate by the Finance Committee Of that
body.
The House rsssel BIZ pr5vijiog that cases whcre
evt.on, subject q money tax, shs have been takgn
or destroyed by authority Of the government before
the time FOR the payment Of the tax, said shall be
remted AID refunded if It has been paid also pro
Vdng for the suspension CT the tax in kind when the
crop has bsen taken by the enemy or cur own army
WthOu. eompensaton and to suspend the collection OF
al Confederate taxes when property has been taken by
our army, until compensation shall be made.
The bill to Increase the pay o. CLERK Wal laid on
the table,
The House also passed bill providing for the issuing
Of certificates for the interest on the Fifteen Million
Loan and that they shall Do receivable in payment Of
export duty cotton, the eOapOns Of said bonds.
The bills ars given in full in the Iree edngs Of the
House in aaother column.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-20
REY EMPLOYED IN EXECUTING THE CON
SCRIPT LAW

Ia response 10 a resolution Of che H9usa of RJpee
sentasiVes, the Presdsn: transmitted communication
showing the number OF officers and men, including the
police and m-uated guard, employed in executing the
eOasc p, Law in Virginia. North all South Carolina,
AID 10 gin These States undsr the jurisdiction
Of III, Bureau o. ConlcriPtiOn at Richmond.
Tee nu Der Of Ulcers in the four Safes engaged in
CynIerip; Offices and Camps Of instruction., are l07
number OF Offices Sl.e odiserI and Soldiers in the
Enroll ng Department LOST; nu n5er of COa;crips
engaged, 1916; nunb.r Of Surgeons, Assistant Sur
gsons and Physicians, 80; max ng in the aggreg ate,
2slS. TIE number Of P1liOe AMI Mounted Gulrdl ia.
eladsd in the above are ,5l6
The aggregate nuubJs of ofi ,srs and m,n engaged
in executing tle law in Virginia, Col. J. G, shells,
OomnAndAlt Is S4S; in North Caro- inl, Col. Peter
lett, COnuandAnt $40; in South Carolina, Msj G.
D Melton, COmmandaut 2l0; in Georgia Maj Caa'.
Harris, CJmmandlnt ISL.