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Mr. ALLISON. | am willing for QUO to give
to the manufacturers Of this country all the
protection TINT the necessities Of tho hour re.
4uire- But am not willing to give them
such protection as believe theT do not re-
auire. We hare a proposition here to in
crease the duty upon railroad iron to the
extent of six dollars per ton. And yet
in the. Iutcrnal Revenue Bill, which TIC
have just passed, VIC hare relieved that branch
of industry entirely from internal taxes. We
have taken the duty ot' coal; We have taken
The duty Of pfg iron, and We haye taken the
duty Of railroad iron, or relieved tue railroad
iron Of burdens OF internal taxation to the eS.
tent Of sS.dj per ton and yet, gentlemen, not
content with that, ask that-tsc shall give M
increased protection Of six dollars per ton to
every manufacturer of railroad iron. Aud
upon wha. ground do They ask this .protcc-
1iCn? That3thesc Industries arc not flourish
Ing ut this time. undertake to say, aad
care not What other gentleman may say upon
that question, Tint the railroad iron interests
and the railroad iron manufacturers of the
country have lourished during the last year.
j bold il my hand the return from the Cam
bria Iron Works, ot Pennsylyanta. compa-
ny having capital Of s, ,o0o, 900, showing
HAT during the last year they have paid
s215, 600 Of internal tax, or ten Pc, cent upon
their capItal. It shows they haro made q
greater profit upon tho capital invested than
perhaps my other class Of capitalists IN this
country do not suppose Incy nave Deen
running during the last year when they were
able to pay ten per cent, or sal5, 900 OF inter-
nal tax.
By reference to the report Of tho Commits
kloner Of internal Revenue, l find that the
Iron interest has increased during the last
year. The State OF. Pennsylvania has paid
more tax for the rolling Of railroad Iron
during the nine months preceding this, than
during the entire year Of 1S645. Notwith-
standing all this, these gentlemen ask addi.
tlopnl protection of SIX dollars per ton, when
We have given sS.43 on railroad iron.
In addition to that, We have given this In
terest special protection by our legislation
iu reference to the Pacific Railroad. We arc
now building three or four roads across the
continent, and have compelled them all to
purchase iron OF American manufacture. Is
not this protection not given to any other
interest," We have never compelled any class
OF our people to purchase goods Of American
manufacture. but have uniformly allowed
them to 70 where they pleased to purchase
what they needed. So then this railroad iron
interest has special protection which has
been afforded to no other interest. Now, 3ir,
Chairman, when consented to the reduction
oy three dollars per ton on railroad iron in the
internal tax bill, did it on the understand
inc that there would be no proposition to In
crease the duty on imported railroad iron.
, 1866-07-10
FROM COLORADO.

1hc MlInes-vhy they do not Pay
Agricultural FrospccxB-P1cIHc katt-
rond.Denver-IsoIlgl Pope,
ETC.
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XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SEEATE...W WARRINGTON. June 10, 1860.
COAST DRPESSBS.

SENATE WAHlNCION, June ~ iroo'
COAST DRPRSSBS.
A communication from the Secretary Of War, trans
rng the report Of the Board Of Army and Navy Ohces
on the subject Of dccnse laid before the Senate
and ordered to be printed.
THE TAX BILL.
On motion Of Mr. MORGAN tN Y 900 copies OF tne TAX
hill with Senate amendments ordered 10 be printed
Mr. FTssEsDEY Me- gave notice that he should ask the
Senate at o clock to morrow 10 take up The TAX DILL
RAILROAD LAND GRANT.
Mr. WILLIAMS Oregon called up bill TO grant lands
in adj of the construction of railroad from Salt Lake
City TO the Columbia River; which was passed
PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Mr. Hoy pD moved 10 postpone the above and all pflOr
orders for the purpose OF taking up the b, pending I9
several DAYS to allow the Kansas branch oil the Paenc
Railroad TO select their own route westward Inc notoh
was agreed 10, and The b was taken up anu us''so'
without acton, until o'clock.
THE ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr.. SHERSAY Ohio then called up the Amy APPro
pration bin, and offered an anendment an addivha
section appropratng the following sums oI the suPI"i'
Of the Frecdnens Bureau:
For salaries OF Commissioners and Assistant Commission.
ere sA1J0i salaries o. ceiks sss1 oF eio.Ius ~ V
distributed among the freedmen elOWpi ioi eomllasa
stores g. 2O Transportation Ell 3 o0) Tor school super
iaondenis, $4,000; repairs schoohouses, &c, eOO1
Tie amendment Was agreed 10.
Mr.. WILSON Mas offered an amendment appropnathg
Al 900 for the purchase Of - OF land, the ste o
Fort Norton near Marshall Tenn. which WAS adopted.
MIR. COMES Cali offered an amendment Whch was
agreed TO- that IN The purchase OF army clothing, quarter
masters shall give the preference domestic manuiaetre
and that this preference shall be extended 10 the Pacific
coast for articles required FOR the army there.
Mr. WILSON offered an amendment as an additional sec
ton repeating acts o. Congress authorizing the President
70 dismiss the officers # the army and navy, and providing
that 10 officers OF tie army navy shall hereafter be DIS
missed except ulou CONVICTION by cOuItmarilA.. lbs
Mr. NETun lOrcconl offered an amendment, that
hereafter the Superintendent of the Military Academy
may De selected from any corps Of the amy ms was
agreed tO--foas, ~ Nays II.
The provision adopted IN the House that no monev ap
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NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90, 1866.

propraed by this bill shall be used for paying the Illinois
Central Railroad for the transportation OF troops, anu
directing the Attorney-Gene to commence suit against
said company for the Of money already pad 10
said company was stricken out.
Mr. Wilson offered an amendment repeating provision
obddng the allowance Of extra pay to enlisted men, ana
extending it to enlisted men IN the navy and marine
corps. u.o.o
Mr. WILSON offered amendment that the allowance
TO officers travelling orders where transportation IN
kind is not furnished shall be 10 cents per mlei when
was agreed 10.
The BILL as amended, was then passed.
TIE PRERDMEE'S BUREAU.
Mr. WILSON moved that the Senate take up the Dill 10
continue in force the Freedmens Bureau.
Mr. HOWARD Aiich.) hoped the Senate would resume
the consideration of the Pacific Railroad bill.
Mr. Wilson's motion disagreed to by the following
vote:
YRAs-Messrs Anthony, Fessenden Foster Grimes Harris
Howe. KTkwood, Morgan, Morrill, Sprague, Irlmoun
Wade Wilson and Yates-l4 -, 60.
NATs-Messrs Brown CONFESS Crsgn. Edmpnds, Guthrie
Henderson, Hendricks. Howard, Nesmitb Nye, Poland
Ramsey Sherman, Stewart, Van Wrinkle, Wiley and VIII
lams-l7
PASSAGE OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.
The bill in relation to the Pacific Railroad was then
taken up $50 -
lengthy discussion took place .on this BILL lasting
from u to ~ o'clock when the bin was passed by Yeas ~
Nays IL.
The Senate then, at $50 P. H. adjourned.
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From the Plains.
GEN. POPE's EXPEDITION TO TEXAS.


Maior.Gen Pope left Leayenworth on the 3lst ult.'
for Fort Bliss Texas via Fort Kearney with an escort OF 30
man Tie baggage train consists Of 40 wagons. Two artists
accompany the expedition
correspondent writing the 10Th inst says thSt reports
have been received that large body Indians are collected
at Fort Laramie to dmsnd i've whites in exchange 10, h'e
Indiana ~, were lar se at that place last Fall for UDred
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IIELMBOLDS ROSE WASH.
A. sse,nn Lotion used connection whthe EAIAACIssUChC
dsARsAFARLLA in sueh diseases recomnsnied Evidence
sbe os responsible and reliable character vii accompany tho med
fnss Also explicit directions for 9th hdrds Of nou'aHd'
sfvins witnesses, aai Upward 300 unsolicited certificates and
sseouudory letters many Of which om the highest sources
incod "a eminent Physicians Cegymen, slaemen &C. The Pro
ysor esor,ed their publication IN tue ne~pspn ne
the fact that hi. articles fsak standard Pepa
sstous and do need be propped Up by certificates
Tie Science Of Medicine like the Dorc column ssnds simple
Sure majestic hvng fer Ito basis Induction for 10 pillar and
sruth fsf st. Cspit.
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The Educational Bureau Fill Passes
the Aonse.
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The Senate Passes the Army APP
preparation Bill.

APPROPRIATIONS FOR TIE FREEOnEWS BUREAU
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CONSIDERATION OF TIE NEW ARMY BILL.
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WASHINGTON.

SECRETARY MoCULLocEs GOLD SALES
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PASSAGE OF THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.
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HIS STATEMENT IN REGARD TO TIE MATTER
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@mrppdifbe Neadhri0tem.

Ser @Ot beS 9ampfsrs Gbiua 1T 6UI8eubes
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gen cine Sumrle bon 3 Millioneu Dollars bon
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glato Retp Srle0ns E1no 0aoama,
gssg bel Sep WeIt anbaltene.
Sabren bic Ser. Staaten pUa,
Die /. Glafe 9ampfIttfie tteisr 9tnte fa0reu pe feIst;
CUBA, 100 GpI11elt,
WtGItam collins. 9efsflsbabtr,
mad Saeana an Dpnnerfas 81 Stunt.
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oucml{ttetten, ipente man 19 ar bic Ageutsn
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I8. Seine rddtbrtefe duSsr tic bon Der GOInpGsnte ae.
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muHen In biefer Offet etnsegpIt pereen. I'm @rpeetttpps.
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lieseu fuNeu, ais bieIelbeu an NOrbIdnOer Serfanz
fen, sber mt Siilfe bon nSrbliGem Capital Guilt
ptrefl.
@intponberer aus Dem Norben werben nidt
miafommen gebeiBeu, %icnbern rertrtebeu; lno
teiner BON beneu, ipel6e bierber 5uriid9etePrt ltno
mill eiueu Smeite1 Teriuf MAIDEN, isin &apttal i'll
SiibeH an3ule9en.
@iuioe. pelde auf meme SeranlaiinnS nab
benz Gi}ben oinaer, unb nod bort iinb, baben mir
asid,riebeu. bub 1e nur ibre bieSidbriSe @rnte ab,
ipartsu unb baurl e~benfauS nadp benz NOrben sl'
riidfolunleu ppllen.
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Iertuuf zines Oampfte1els, 9~ampIpumpen,
8oiierr6bren, SeuerpLu9s &c. &C. 9ie @ais
1ertperfe I'll @ie8bDrp.
@eneral OBJ. Office, l. Dit

gDatbtngton, O& 10 Stunt 1866.
Guf 8efstl bts Sen. 2Wieitfrs ntrb an Srt unb Steue
fGrtebenes DtsntltaeS @teentbuut urter &ufF@t bes Cart
Sep Z Grppntng, @ii Q4f, nui Sfentlt8er Autttpn pera
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meter INIT SEret 12JSn. 0tetDur- VGtrtn, pDn Il 8pl btGert
@tien c,rferttSt), NIT aaeua n~6tbt9en 3utebGr etnfti. auE.
Sdptnitetn anb SUIT, Dsmpftlappe N}bcrOits PATENT,
HDfetftr, Rbbrs, piEte, Stife &c; aGes in 9uter Srtnung.
3Wet Dpttbtretpr . n 4 ? { pm nj , c n gtD pm
te Is 3Ga &tlttoer, 3ol Gau unb IS YMr6tiIaft CINE
iebt e~rfrIten 1T I'm Stanbe, 100000 6aG. Q3dher pr Tag sW
puunpen. Dn8u 1tt6ren aGe m6tbt4sn Ella pen, @sDtnte,
8apieln, <p9en, DoppsitIGpptr, OtIf@aGeln u &c Dtes
prn'pen iHb per6aItatsntGBi8 neu aao in ooGiaatt5er Deb
nut6
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aIs TIM bsitsrn 3aftGnbe, iawnt
NlIen Wsrf5eu9en &C., bic erfpreerIt1 frb, unt
DaicrrGbten 3u %Ssrdnsern nnbIcuStuteferu, als1 &pbrs
Neutrality-suspicious. .3apfen ant G0.msr, ~5a!3ttirr, 3dneeaj
Sterart- @tien, Q6ttpetfjeu9e &c.
Das Dtppt tn Su 2Sarfr uES fir ~6abr3sIee Der sr0Bttn
G!a5f erretG SCR.
gibtn sun6en; 9aar tn @eeterungsselo.
Die MbtsferanG an BITE &aufsr finbet am trfen nabfsn
&ueuf fatt.
Mn 0etI1ufttaee 9ebt fIrSttG Elm BpOt pprr 6. Ctr.
W9arf Id6 @isSbDrp ab.
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perf6nlt6e aber f6rtftltHe Mniraee cItbe'lt BON Capt Gep
Z SrOpntns, Gi DIR. @tsSbUrU, Uber eteier Sitce.
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'tr ib1 fOmms1, ba eine Spbuipnpartei
arieu gar nidt eriitirt. Sour bel ben
len loll, 70 beiBt es, i'll einigen 8e5lrs
iu6 Semadt WerDeu, our6 Nuffeauu9
&anbibaten, ben9fepnblifanern Stim>
,ieben. 2lber au9 bieler S6winoel
@punerneurswabl @pmpagne ni9tS
,er5weifeIten Sage ftnb bic Sit6rer Der
n Yartei auf etnen tpenlt alt6 1ltdt
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mt, in Btttsburg cine StaatS &orlpers
1plpanii6en @oIoaten gebalten NOR
NIT e%inftimmigen @ntbuIiasmuS fir
ertlGrt bat. QSie Wdre es nun, mei<
rtpir bas Ding na9ma4ten II. ebens
lbaten Convention einberiefen, Die 8es
lnltsn GIpmerS fabt u1b feline @abl
4 perlprlGt.
i9eint Anflan9 9efunben 81 ba6en
nlpfraten. Mte man Sernimmt, IOl>
1t Sorbereitungen setrpfen wOr6en
3neite bempf. Solbaten &OnD. III
Subalter. f
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,Sen Saden bdtte. Die Splodten,
c Der 8Ountpiumper nnb Oeierte1>
Mild bnr6 bic 8ant nldt8 BON @lp.
ell berielbe nidt MIR i'll alien 6Gue1,
bas @oblbefinbeu, bic 2Sbnu1g, Die
oaten banbeIte, 9e9en Die Snteresen
f1tmmte, ipnbern neil er ipgar ba>
biten bas bSd,fte 8edt bes SitrgerS,
BIT rerpeigert perben ipllte, 70 iange|
!dnbeu. ,rSO fam eS, baB BET Der
5plbaten Convention, Obrpbl aae
? rnteri1ieb bet'Yartei, CUR Xbeils
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W(arinaQsz0 erfauf.

&rdft elmer f ia. g~trfaeune Der @r ct. Gtfrttts Gourt
I'm Sunttermin 1856 Regen erfbtebene @adete rnb Sifen
9atat, NIT gef&lae Eeicst auf &nent: Or. l bt5 ,ur Stunt.
Ecrmtn 1865
We0 rtGt wtrb btermtt ee8eben, 6as i'd am
S"nta 9 ben 80. Sunt ani IL u6r witttaeS, i'm 6hentliGen
2pGarsntauS, &Gc ben 2Drnbato unb Gay Ctr. In Der Stabt
Salttn1ere, te rbtn setanrten 9afete unb 6tfsn Eabaf auf
6ttsntlt9sr @rrfetgernua Serfdufen werse.
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