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The New York herald., 1866-04-19
CONGRESS.

10 the senate yesterday resolution calling upon the
Ircdsot communicate the Senate the proceedings
Of tho Military Board recently assembled at 81 Louis in
rca,on 70 bteyet appointments the regular army
adopted The House bill amend the relating TO the
bsbeas corpus was tas.n up, and during The discussion
OF II tho Senate adjourned
In the House the bill 10 Increase the salary OF ocs-
In be Pension Bureau rejected and on motion 70
,xcconsidr was laid over until to-day The Army bill
came under consideration and amendment providing
shst odcsrs OF the Veteran Reserve corps except those
employed IN the Frccdmsns Bureau or elsewhere shall
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
TRIPLE SH EET.


Now York, Thursd.y, April 10, 1855.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

Prior to this decision newspapers have been
taxed at the rate of one tenth Of one per cent
on sales OF circulation. Under this ruling the
HERALD has paid tax amounting to over one
thousand dollars per annum into the Treasury
Of the United States which was not required Of
1t. Other rnewspapershave paid q proportionate
amount. BY the above decision newspapers
are simply required to take out manufacturers
license for their papers. amounting to nominal
sum-ten dollars or thereabouts. We pay our
full share Of taxes legitimately assessed, and
shall therefore claim from the government the
refunding of the sums overpaid. We suggest
that the proprietors Of other journals do the
same, and, with us, invest the amount in some
charitable object that will benefit the widows
and orphans Of soldiers who pcrished In the
war for the Union.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

A YoUrH WHO NEVER SAW a WoMAy.
Meadow s history Of the Chinese, lately
published in London, IN a chapter on
love, has the following story:
A Chinese who had been disappoint-
ed IN marriage, and who had previously
suffered through women in many other
ways. retired with an infrnt son TO the
peaks Of a lnountainrange in Kweichoo,
20 spot quite inaccessible to little
feeted Chinese women. He trained the
boy to worship the gods, and stand IN
awe and abhorauce of the devils; but
he never mentioned woman to him, al
ways descending the mountain alone to
buy food. at length, however, the in
fllnities of age impelled him to take
the young man with him 70 carry the
heavy bag OF rice. As they were leay-
ing the market town together the son
suddenly stopped short. and pointing to
three approaching objects, cried, Faith
- what are those things look ! look
Wha. are theyY The father instantly
answered with the pcremptory order,
Turn away your heal; they arc deg-
lisp The son in some alarm, turned
away. noticing that the evil things were
gazing al him with surprise from be-
hind their fans lie walked to the
mountain III silence, ate 40 supper and
from that day ioa lls appetite and was
afflicted with melancholy For some
time his puzzled ard anxious parent
could get no satisfactory answer - Lis
inquiries, but al length the young man
burst out crsing with Iuexphclble pam,
"Oh. father, THAT tallesl deyil, that tail-
est devil father"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

A SAD CAsE w. H. Cooper, a young
naval officer, assumed tie name oi
PayIuaster Allen, At Washington, the
othor day, and, by an ingenious and
elaborate forgery Of papers, succeeded
ia obtaining $4,000 at the Treasury
Department. He was then married ID
Washington 10 the niece of1ir DclIec,
Superintendent 81 Printing, and started
on his marriage tour intending to visit
Europe, but tie detectives, who were
on the same tram, arrested hIm and
took him back 10 Washington ia irons,
having recovered all the money with
the exception Of $500. Treasurer
Spinner and Secretary Wells pronounce
the fraud the most carefully executed
81 any ever brought to the knowledge
81 the Department The papers passed
through tie hands 81 several officers,
and al pronounced them perfect t.
Co0pcrs detection WAS caused by the
Fourth Auditor notifying the real Pay
master, Allen. that his draft bad been
pNd The brides family is overwhelm-
ed with grief and modification
Gilded roofs Do not keep out sleep
loss y hts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14
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Heaven grants ,or bis bchpt
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Who's drop, iuuumrrous glisfcn
Like dainom.s tHr uSh the pssnei
Aud I'm wrapped npielsapt lancies,
MAie ,lum3er Is Tar alo0i,
IS lst TO Tie dainty dances
OF tie ram upon the roof.
W. L SuoEMAKEt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

This il the way that candidates for
State Offices in Richmond, Va, adyer-
tise themselves. 1t IS q beautiful ex-
ample Of reconstruction Judge
Crnmp, il Is said, gave $1,000 to the
C0nfeIeracy. Mr. Gilmer gage four
wears IF his life and rlsked the whole.
Who rave noetf Let tho soldiers an
sHer al tie polls
The little alae Providence sets on
riches. is seen by the persons Oh whom
tIeg ere frequently Iestowed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

"A Physician, who is truly pioua
man speaking III pfayermcefing recent
ly of impreasing the iaea Of salvation
upon ioe near death and Of o phy5l-
clans opportunities ID this way, made
use 81 e following language For
my oWl r1i, an never called 70 see
patient without feeling delighted y
learn that he is prepared t. die.
s Western paper strikes tic name
81 two sabscfiber from is list because
they were recently hung The publish
81 faya he was compelled Y be severe,
because he did not know heir present
address
TIE editor 81 country exchange
saws q epoldelt writes tbat 4
W desire Il ho a3il end us something
10 Ell up wtl Thai iast aiat We
want suppose toa commence nov
with a good roasting piece q beef and
a barrel of d9uF
when b carpenter bike clfcam-
stance Nheu ~ Ater cases
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

CoMcAL ScESE n < CHuRoH The
Newark X. - Coertor says "On
Sabbath last, il one Of our prominent
Broad street churches, the closeness Of
the atmosphere produced an almost IL
rcsistiblc feeling Of drowsiness among
many Of the congregation. OF the
number who found it impossible todeny
the droysy god, Wis one Of otu most
successful business men, whose honest
efforts to throw of the somnilc iutlu-
ence he Was under were witnessed by
several lookcrs-on. At last he suceumb-
ed his eyes went shut and laled TO
como open again, and bis head began
to nod to this and that noighbor quito
familiarity. Presently the slccpcrs
head slowly bent towards its owners
wife, and continued 70 sag, sag, sag, IL
that direction, until delicate spllg On
my ladys hat pointed directly into the
ear Of the snoozing husband One
more nrch Of the head on THAT line
would cause the taporing sprig to enter
and peculiarly affect the sensitive por-
ton Of that delicate organ, and several
persons in the gallery were giving
breathless attention to the scene, fully
auticipatingan extraordinary denounce-
ment when the connection between the
car and the sprig should loe effected
At last it came, the heavy head made
another sag wifeward full inch, the
sprig passed into the ear as nicely as il
il had been pointed by rogueish hands
and penetrating to the inner and most
sensitive portion, tickled the nodding
gentleman so intensely that he drew up
/ his head with a jerk, and, striking out
with his right hand before he was fair
|ly awake, dealt bis wife a blow full upon
/ her new bonnet, to the utter discomf.-
uro Of It's flowers and ribbons, and to
+ tho infinite amusement Of the lockers
on in the gallery. But who can des-
cribe the lo5k Of inehable sheepishncse
that settled upon The face Of the late
sleeper when he became fully conscious
Of the Righteousness Of bis position.
/ Wife looked savage ia evident inward
contemplation Of the damaged bonnet,
and both were seen fastening home al
ter service by way Of back street.
! We wouldn't have bad the "caudle
our hero received when he reached
there for al the reputation won by the
author q "Rock me to sleep
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

TIM CutEeH Many mea sesm to
thmk tl4At rele3ou consists ~ buying @
ticket at lbc hi,ls ticket ohg u con
version They crucu5e t6 they Ulll
make The VOYAGE IS heaven They nm
dersand that man mutt bg convicted
and converted. and jalu the cbureh,
ani when thcy have dome that thty
think ihUv have i3eklt which under
ordinary erguuatanc viii carry them
through Their SALVATION is not oi.o-
geiher sare Amau may ho east apeu
a voyage But s.lll thcy say II have
got my ticket and, Iu3 accidents oe
cur. Il VIII carry mg O mY destination
safely; and aH have 10 do Is 60 fna
patience and futh AVID they are llhe
man that IS riding IN the cars, Who,
every time the conductor comes around
shows his ticket Thoy Say Il was
awakened, | saw that / waa a sinner
and trusted nay soul in tho hnnds OF
Christ Aos yoa have trusted Il there
and there you base left it ever since
YOU thought YOU were converted. Are
+ there not hundreds and thousands Who
are living just in the Same Way In
stead 81 feeling that conversion is the
introduction Of man INTO Il state OF
I apprenticeship and iguney-Work on tho
( temple of the soul, and be is to build
ON right foundations and carry up its
i completion with Its various apartments,
instead OF feeling thnt they have enter
cd upon 4 work which viii task their
perseverance, and patience, they say 4
have hope asa sleepy trayelerwhen
the conductor comes along, and wakes
him, and says, "What are you dong
here?' replies, II have ticket, sir.
And whcn sermons are preached to
them that should excite IN them alarm
ms to their own condition, they say,
"Ihat was a good sermon, but / have a
hope" as much rs to say, sermons do
not apply to me, for | have ticket
through
In other words, is there not this lind
Of conventional feeling that the Church
is mode Of conveyance, and isrespon.
sible for every parcel that is put into
its charge, and is bound to deliver that
parcel whore it is directed Hundreds
and thousands Of men seem to have
such an idea. II used to he believed
that, when man was once soundly
converted, he could not fall from grace
that he was converted forever There
were various arguments by which mc1
defended this doctrine. Not manyrea
son so now because We are passing ouf
Of the age Of mere technical and dispu.
tatiyetheology; butmany live asthougl
they supposed that by some means %
other then Christian life would end n.
it began, and they would be saved
BCccher
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-14

cor Coon MonM CHARACTER. All
licenses to sell Intoxicating liquors
specified that the holder vas man "of
good moral characters" and when he
was urged to look apon his business as
sinful and harmful to the community,
he would with great self-complacency
prodac Ais 4gcuse" How this excuse
w serve Ism ~ Gme future occasion
t4 plls llgrd IL by Rev. John
Pla9 i ono u his addresses: "Ies,
ro a license aid that is your
r.ea Nti., ny friend, if this is your
r.oa Z 48IaEo you to keep IL; lock it
Hmoa s0ur choicest jewels; guard it
as tno apple Of your eye; and whom you
dIo and ue laid III your coffin, be sure
that IFS precious documan. Is placed
within your cold clammy fingers, 50
when you me called upon 70 confront
the souls II youT victims before Coo,
you may be ready Q file il your plea of
jas iGcatiou, and boldly lay doan
youg license, signed by the county COM
Inissioucrs and indorsed by the select
men.
, 1866-09-09

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