New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-18
CONTROLLER CLARE.

CONTROLLER CLARE
The resignation of Controller CLARK was accepted
today by the President take effect the 23d inst
will be named to the Senate with that
cfJudgc Stansbny for the position of Attorney General
THE BANKRUPT ELL.
There seems to be little hope Of securing any action
the Bankrupt bill this session.
TAX ON CIGARS.
There is no tax upon imported cigars in the Inter
nal Revenue bill just passed
OUR FISHING INTERESTS
The following has been received at the Navy De
partment:
U. 6 STEAMER wSoosKI
OFF PICTOU ISLAND, n. >. July TO- $50
SIR: When on the eve Of sailing from fax, ~ s. Tor
cruise to the eastward Admiral Sir james HOo notified me
.ha De Wond IKE TO see me As this was my sro"hd inter
view with the Admiral he spoke very freely and literally re-
safuhg ihe h'ins question sending me printed COPY Q,
written copy On entering the Gut OF Cause the n inst
found about 100 of fishing anchored in the differ
emf coveS concluded to remain at Shp Harhor wtleh Is
central position and confer with the Il tie different
vessels the license question found them al for
formation ana willing to 90 what night satisfied with the
additional Instructions copies Of which gave them and will
tS inform Won that nearly MI the vessels in
the Gut of Cause procured their licenses al once
Cause on the norrin9 81 TIE eh bound lthnk to Quebec
and the lakes 1heV sailed from HalfaX the morning Of
ploou and Will sail tonift ioT Pleasant sy Magoien Is
land where propose remain Tor fortnight rs cur hshg
last Of Tay Isbq visit Pirtoa s. in order to rcpo and
receive any further orders Eom the Department.
Most respec fully your obedioat servant
q. W. COOPER Commanding the u. 3 steamer Winoosh
Hon. Gideon W,lts. Washington ID G.
The additional instructions alluded TO above provide that
the Provinces Of Canada New Brunswick Nova Scotia and
Prince Edwards VIII licenses to the American
fishing vessels for present year license for Prov
iuce to be he'd good fjr ALL thoag tits be SET forth
in the license.
OUR MASUFACTURiEG INTERESTS.
Representative Morehcad to-day made o report
hoIn the Committee Manufactures sundry memorials
and bills referring the great questions involved III The
proper relations Of the labor Of No proposition
VS. palmer than that the duties Of Congress are to
It's own constituents -atho, than who rens outside
bur own territory. who generally nimicil to our
Institutions aud whose Interests sought to be
nomoted az the expense Of own people
and complete involves commercial o'e-
throw past policy often aided their schemes
and but foI the periodic political revolutions waiea FOR b
Intervals reversed prevailing policy. and called f,rthto
Just activity the domestic energies OF the nation there
is no reason for doubt the recent rebellion wo1d
ouud the loyal States little prepued for seisusa
BC power the dsoya end that the markeis Of oar
enemies abroad would have the only OF supply
or necessities without hc the prosecution OF the war
for tie preservation Of the nation woul have been 40 mpos
b The American people should not forget the danger they
escaped nor the narrowness Of the escape Their saa
and noble daring aud aubime s,sacrce which aniuned
tie people within power direct result e
much Of The protective policy had been embodied 10
or legislation $ TO apply our own resources Of
skilled labor Of machinery. aud OF the best results Of
experience as TO create the products which was at the root
the operations of the Government and was the nspTa
ton Of the people themselves After enargiug this
the report further says that the maintenance 10 settled
and reasonable form Of the general policy 81
protection must attract 70 ibis coontry the best
OF Tue skilled labor Of world Zach skilled lborer con-
es material addition to the resources Of the nation, and
supplies one Of tie eemenis OF national life. Our free nstu
on constitute AZ nducement and asylum under
benehcent operation such has opportunities and
facilities or culture development aud Improvement nowhere
else possible. II TO these incaicnlahe advantages
we can add the certainty Of constant employment for
self End family maintenance. We viii combine influences
which must inevitably the country the most sea
serne progressive and positive OF the working classes OF the
Old World The Investigations OF tie Committee have led
them Substantially the conclusions reached by the
Committee Of Ways and Means embodied by them m the
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