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New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY NOVEMBER "a 1866.

hs Committee Printing and Stationery 10 whom ws' REFERRED
the ANNEXED bills, respectfully
Ths. said bs for printing stationery and blank books
the County. -
The articles resived applied the use OF the County
10 the various coarts and pubic Offices.
The b1s duly verified and the following secoFdnsV '00
mitieds
RIosS That the bills Of the following named r printing station.
ard ank books furnished the County BE- audited and soSeo
William D. Roe Co.. oryOur hundred and ninetyeisht os "A
j. O seymour Co.. forty four hundred and 6iiy dol
j. o. Seymour Co. law books hundred and forty
three dollars and ssVsntyh i've cents - -
and tho Conproie deed 20 them from Appropriation Tor
Printing Stationery and blank Books."
Report seeep cd and aon adopted By the following votes
AfuAtyeSuperVsor Beakey, Ely, Fox Hayes Roche the
President, Supervisors Tweed and VII mann-8
Eegaiiye-Superysob Blum, and Stevart-2
And directed 70 be sent his Honor the Mayor for
The sescs. Committee on New Coor-Ho1se whom
fered o Of persons employed the construction
Of the New County CoaEtHoos respectfully nv
parties have been employed the work Of The rev
County CouHor and have peormed the services and are
The following resolution I. accordingly submitted;
Resolved the parties named IN the annexed payroll Of vei
due them TO November 10
i9 our thousand hundred aud thirty dol
23 41 be paid BY the Comptroller nom
sppropssicn for aConsirBcon County
resolution adopted by the following yoe
AhmayeSuI ervisor beakey Buut Fox Hayes Roche the
PresideBl Supervisors Stewart, Tweed and Wllmann-s
Negative-eup Tvsor Ey-l
directed TO be sent 10 His Honor the Mayor Tor
approval
Supervisor TWEED moved the Beard doun' VIII do
0 subject 10 the usual call
Which carried.
oH "'''"' 'n' 0'''' '"'H Wy JOSEPH B. YOUNG Cleri.
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CHH COURTS.

SUPREME CoURT-srEcIAL TERN--Noy. 23-Before Mr.
Justice POTTER $3.50.
AN ALLEGED FRAUDULENT MORTGAGB-A MOST SIN
oULAR oAsB-A REMARKABLY COOL LETTER
Cornelius s. Bushnell agt Smith j. Eastman ct al = :.
This case has been on week. An abstract oi u
has ALREADY Sssp rsG@ss s 70 aside mortgage e Smith
r Fstmso aps Of the Defendants TO Levi Eastman his
father s1os 81 Of ooSHs SS for PsniIa in opening the said
h se frstnamed defendant having become Involved IN
s, S@ Of s 3nS a sse Sssoa. 10 10 r. IL Ss
possessed Of any amount s means sI
H Pss5s sad hs 6sa BY direction o. the creditors Of the
securing for these creditors the money they supposed
Eastman had carried on With him that he OR PaTsons sc
Ing these creditors bad sgeed not TO prosecute hsstmse u
he would deliver up all his assets for the benefit q the credit
orr that Eastman scceded 70 this agreement but had con;
The mortgage was discovered that he had forgot 70 meatoe
SSt tia. ac; to "a, Ss sas'e .pG
ri 5 s.. @ Tn Gs e :os e sad ssi' p si od 1 e
Mr. D D Lord counsel for Defendants desired to fsys tbs
Cosrt settle who were the plaintiff psniis "a ts suit
wa: decided 6y the Court that the plaintiff Bu'hns ths
sas 81 M Eastman 70 Mr. MaDsaies Rutland VI ask
ing fer pecuniaEy aid 20 sustain Ann ~ er.s nss v G
ppss of thar Mr. Eastman IN great straits insesd
ag solvent and i was sSnieafsS % Ss ~ 70 sa ~
many INSTANCES had obtained credits By himself 20
be IA perfectly solvent Il Eaa Sso asserted py MT
Parsons that had started certain hr hogewho Was
previously his clark Hbussss for the PGpose oi carrying on
receipts The 0pcsationa beihg carried on a. folows;
Mr Howe blsness was IN lard and proFlHons Asstmss
terUes VI lard belonging or supposed 70 beone 70 Easfmaa
Eastman would then tsks these receipts and oDan monsy o9
them on Ae pgstsnss that Howe had large q9sne, OF lard
which belonged 70 him (BssmaA He voad get Hove TO
csrs b have full Heroes h mont c the empty opss os IL pos
tons where perte loanng hn money on Eho
might examine the colatena would oe nke sample
400 900 IN this manner that hs had yictmi1ed such a.
spoford TiletsOn, Williams Gilon. Colgate % sno
OF lard which served blind these transactions and that
he afterwhrd sold 10 and pockSed the money at Eastman
nsrous Transaction Of his dBcovered be had great
faculty offorgctng Il that be was ysy mshoaiel IN ms
madness and always the reverse forgot reine
bered his interests required.
The plaintiff asserts that the amount that Eastman N
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or NEw-YoRK.. .."......NoL a.

CLEARED. -
Steamship Erin Br) Cutting Liverpool National Steam Na'sA
Steamship Yors tBrsmh Bremen and Southampton
osSn ssm.sS rs s.sou .mb Meier Southampton and Hamburg
Steamship E. sOodsr lockwood Charleston. Livingston. F0I
stesu.hp Martha s.eveu. Chance Baltimore. wm Darel
Ship % cIars % wssesi Csi wi%srE Liverpool Williams GuiOu
sD SD e. P. . s bS9$os s.SsnSs Gs,S"
Bark Miunannuob BLl Christopher oueenowr foT orders o.
B%s Angler Staples. san Francisco. r. ~ Cooley CO
ess cspelA (Brem Chdose cOk for orders Thule sCrle
BsIk Gan Eden. GrreuleaE Msr.ellss, }: Henry
sds soiivsr Cbri.,i,n.-n. G,nos p Berthoud Go. :
Bs vcsoia spanJ Coll MaoreA Aedierrnnsanh Rivers Car
srs Geo Downe. L.nfs Bl6ados, II Tropbhdse. son.
BhE Goodwin Gof5s GaadslouPe via Norfolk J. Henry
Sehr Dan smith, Wilson, Cape Town. l. u H. Funeo SsnoAe
sebr b. Gillespie l8r.) smith Windsor D. r. De wOfk Co.
sehf Tho: Jsaer,en chase Seg L9nso9 Eersq'On Wood
sSI M Sy'9 y Bsns5S ss4s Snow Reh.a.GS r5Se0"
ARRIVED.
s.sablp Corsica B lie Messarer Havana Nov. H. Mas
's s AZ Mn & De.rboTn ss7rpab 50 hour. With d,. and pas.
Murray Feris Co Nov 90 passed in savannah River bns
sais s o s'1 Rsass iS ai a's"Sl SS1 3 p - o.
is .s 1sss 'ScI S s9 l' SoS q % IL . 10 on a. passed.
steamship Monterey hence f5r New alrieans a., -
?. Ams', -, 81, y. .,.. r,.. ,o1
Steamship Chenpeade Johnson Portland Me- Win nase o'
Ship sailor Prince of Livpoo sadder asDa July Passed
Apsr An IS Cspe Of Good Hope Sp 2, With hemp, &e, 20
order. Had sayyw weather and syli ssls.
NJ Haven (of Pornd Haven Malaga y day' with ifui
10 Miller Housi'on- - ,,
wood osia Had strong gales from 10 NJ the fFst Is
Bak Frederick Pei ersoD tNorv Cardiff as days with
co to Funch, McincEe Nendt.
g. 4 % 90 6 %s Sov H%s'IS % G.6s HpS Spencer
isssni1aL e fom aloN overload ana drowued "a
Prs sorha ebgrne " 81 Sterling Moneso Bay Jam, 10
davs with locvood % ~ Son 4 CO.
Bg sosth Boston o Petou. ~ 81 Lans Bshprst W G. A.
days in ballast 10 r. Buck Co. He'd stong and n" "nd'
spit salts sc. ~,
Brs Rensha smith Salt Cay Il days, With sat to J. T. wsfd
Co len. bark Ttovaors, or E-NTYotk IN 3 DAYS
Brs Nellie Taylor CF0x u days m ballast 10 Roche Bros
cofry Len brg VIM. Welsh diseharsiug.
Bns Garins (Poit De Cumb Opoto @ dsy win wine snd
Brg kildare r Mseomber wndsor g. 10 days with plaster
10 @. =. Permission 4 Co.
Big W. W. Lord lf PietOu Bsbn Bay days With cOa to
ms Rising Sun Newl seoaed Haven ballast to master
Bng Bride oi Ysouih n 50 Bunvs Csrdenes ~ days rHb
snsr 10 Boyd Hncksn Left bark John Griffith for New York
sch Britannia lo Areha c. b. King Cow Bay "a days, with
coal TO B. =. Small Co. ...
Sctr Johu D. Griffin. Gould, Gioueeae%
sehr Gen. Scott. Leach, RoDdoGt for Boston
schr p ~ Perry. Hamilton, Rondou for Portland
Sem Porto Wentworth. ElzabehpoTt ior Boston
li. T.. Ely, Stokes Norwak
schr Annie Rqpsts tIychin; ,Itls PGspds ao1n Corn
3. l. simmons, Gandy, Boston. ..
schr. Z. ?. kTk Robinson Boston, ....
MISCELLANEOUS. ......
The Hamburg barb Warrington from the Lower Quarantine came
up the city thi. morning.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
o,uo,.LI EOyESBrA "a, lsee-l2 o'eloeI N.
Ey BSni Tweed Roche. FoI Williams, Hayes and Bl'.fsJ
IN. Board lD.t IN their Chamber No II City puusn,
D'-A' y 80. sIy YoSn S',;%ssI ii isss 3,
SST I'D sosTd HsS c'h i special ssns s:a No
'''IsTi IWsitLI1MT \; TWEED, JOHN JOHN Eoxt xtyr,,,Sy
SMITH Ely IN
On motion. III. said call was approved
The %inS~' Of the last "s,1T1 svTITrox 'no
Petition. tn. fenovas s.osd @ sorrscon o. tan were pre-
Rachel 4. Bloom tAdmin'rsris Thonu s si@sloG'
ssofss eso9s Fssnsi psyd s,r.as.
Samuel Grsydon, g H. sogthsrd
J,ns C Levi, William UndefhlL g.
Psan ~ q Aud for compensation Tor .sr-is,.
wsieh was referred to the ceHnrui,s. Anna. TsIs.
sat: S S1i sS, s IL co@%.. %1y on Sm and
Drifro0m' ,,. t.r
Bin. The orinrpl@oa for H''r' for construction NJ"
". ". coro. iron p. cossre seventeen thou q,
sand .nd eighty dollars nd seventeen s.n,' 80; s7o's Il
'shS rs. huasr.a ssd dollars ana nns,y
o.s,. .; feet. anas I; :iyaiu. ;t
rss1o Il aSos. 70 November i sa..Sd
wSeS ~sfs rsf.i1sY % d. special New cour:
az s 4 ss,ss so aai ..VS,ys1. s ~ io' 'SnI
SGSe cESTiy 70. 20 Is: csmu. County
E q lss q: 1:s ".ss @:,'.. W. D:'
n a HuasS hp.ds.i sS.I., .
x%hdb "a rslerred the Committee on Aanps 1tHeA
BiHofLJ lis j for s.tnl fos County ohes' .A'an'ns
'IsiiS %sS !. VS. S' Starred c.%i:. Comfy o'
Bi. e Levi. ctjps.'sJ lss .bS .a,,
ve,ns caurt ftv IS 10
Which va, rofsrrsd tbs COMMITTEES on Ctvl Courts 49,,
B M Lewis sfaountinE 70 feryhns doi asa ons
-, Oii far repsirs 10 RscOrdAfs once.
Which referred 70 tho Conis' 90 Criminal Courts saa
h n psrtu, Brother amounting .r,n hundred and .hy
f dollars snd sshyssht cents 10 I 49, for enpsn for C'
tS W.. r,f.rr,d to the COMMITTEES Civil Courts
AZ as. r'.s .ss cent. s Tor orp.in
%Ss wss rsfsfr,d Criminal Courts and
Peliss- = . a,h, .r,o,,,,,. ., 49, ,,,s,,i ana si.hi
Ssr, snd ne a. for esrpens for Tax once
CThieh rsfeued 10 the Committes op AnaoLTsI
sud snty dollars and (si 7 for ear
NJ afof CouTtrosn.
Which wss referred to the COnnifte. os C'llcouf..
of Brothers for earpeing for sfmoes ihrd
hundred and sixteen dolsr aud 'essS h'e -
me Ssat' ~ .. BIcS. oi ,or ;iaoiy Tosiit Rss
neut HUNDRED and eighty x dollars CIV w
Bi Of Gtsss Bfothsrs ~ o Nineynth 49, -
E S.l. yS .sa s % On i'
An. ths foiowinf nsa,ei for service, As nnosu;
Jsinss A. Ro~ fh.s RegsnL huaasd and s'snyssvss
SaI.rs "a " eonts 10 III 50 y
a. = Iss F. and Third husd.d and seventy
sebssr ssssnd Rsnsns Eve heHdsd ana forty dollars
yoSs mcv,t. Third Regiment banded ard forty far dollars
cbss sehtr Foai,h Regiment r-, btadred and three dol
cks. Bssh. Fb R.su.nL lssdrd and shII 'sb' dol
lars elSL
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PASSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM UAVANA AND NASSAU, Nov. az IN steamship Corsica
Mr. Duval Mr. Rothven NJ Mr. Pedersea Mr. Chapman
Capt spedel soes Mr. Tucker, Mfs GsiSd From Nassau
Capt Capt Capt. Ayles Capt h1st.d Cp
PlnBe, Capt Bishop Capt Chapman Capt and br
A. Ridley Campejohn Mr. Melbourne A p. Norhum, Wn
steele w. Vail M HSyman Mr. Daring 81 distressed
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sBn e,57 sun Sets......4.S Moon Nset". I:B
Sandy Hook.9:o9 Gov 80 Hell Gate ~
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bort toarotn's Nctire.

sTATE NEw.YoRK.
PoHr.wARpESs OFHcK, No 70 Niniama
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with sec
~ Oths .c Ps..sd April - 1851 entitled An A e *.
on In hang charge Of the subject me Of suoa
noiry survey that the following vessels are now
n by the Port that the said surveys
s.sninsous completed within suocsodna s
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TRAINs LEAVE EEwYokh;
o. aN 40 ssd ICsJEistpS a
EHl sasss2s5; ass sso nd az 500 Ia n Nv ~
toS Fsrhsid ssusISr ana Wssiport 20. una u ats a.
sE. E.TSss Sas a.; 10 SSs tsl, -. '''
" 1sIisa, tso SO n II 2 : n iaes SS%a~s...s~ 81
S'i sassS c g q So li', "a laia ESQ AS
as. as. an SsS $500 &c 1Ss gssss; 2 K qa.nSs f.ea
Hss Besan vis spEsEksa eesa tss ase fEEl ao -
E ss ss.ss ys G ssss. L iai; t ~ e. r ala sn .,
Sss csap,o,su. R,.s R.lrOsL ava "a r-, iAs sMss
=, hartford Pr:TSsass "a TslLi sassI iG CEl, ~i
S.I nswHsvss Kswbsaa'. .aa s'slaslss RSnf'sa aa
a y. y 60 ~ E.S.!d. isIs a to NsHIsmOtsA 9
Fos hoassfOap RaEssa sS n, m,
:s n.ssssSsl .ss sss"sr Rs-ss asiToss a. Gnpa
o'-sd'O' s''Pins c''' '''''A's' 5aHEs r. aorr ssy
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD. TRAINS leave foot Of
~ coulsndist. for PHILAREkxHlA nj sod n. y n
sd a. ior BtLriHoHa sad NufnfreS o. '@a"@ ~
NORTHERN RAILROAD Of KEW-JERSET.- =
~ Ttss have gsssy oisE Eof Pist sssd Sis ana
fis ~ sas s:N ssiaI4sys sly Al n'S p n las sa1
'1ss1 '.' = Th6ts * ~
U'HR GREAT AIR LINE ROUTE TO THE
PACIFIOr RAILROAD so FrJr3l
(oE hIssOUlLl
sssts City and Lesysnvor shrush With
az. Is S 'sss'i fsss ,ss T e;
s wssTs s.ruinss os the ulss FssiGs H.uss,t nov tn.
ssE s s City sAsa Es sa4 al on'' IN S'Srado Utah ana
TA'Io si ffk e q: s:ss' . !s se ss A''' 0' W
= .' =; McIissocK' osrsfss sapsusss.nt. !.
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professional Notices

nR. LARM0ET, No l73 Broadway Treatment
II from TO- Medical Advi,er and MaIrisss OXIDES o. hs
special treatment of local constitutional and diseases ~
tnTes hstula, Pies kc, 6c., 81 So
f. WARNER, Publisher, No Yesey,t
EI0THERAPY.-R. T. TRAIL M. D., may
u n be cSnsnlsed COege RoomI No " Sxhave from ~
to2 and 70 o'clock Medical Students requested to call
for then tickets during ofhce bours
NERVOUS DEBILITY, and ell other Special Di-
sosses ETC. Male Female. Tenth Enlarged Edition JUST
PUBLISHED. Bye HAMMOND ~. d. formerly Professor of
Special Anatomy and Surgery Syracuse Medical COLLEGE N
Price 81 So WARNER, No;l Neseysti GOpFRREf; no 15
Broadway; MCFARLAND Twenty and Boadwayj or
the Author No 26 between Second and Third
from TO O'clock and 70 8 o'clock evening"
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment OF
- STRUCTURE. VARICOCELE. HEhORRHOlDS FlsTULA
and tbs Obscure diseases h Pelvic Veer under ths eIe1
sva control Of EDWARD H. DIXON NJ D. Editor Of The Soape
Once from NJ to and os evening" ct Dr. d.
residence, No a Fifth ave. -t l.l .....
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WAI. EYERDELLv SONS. No. l24 FpltQn. 81: -
~ sTEA1 JOB PRINTERS and LABEL HAhVJAOIVN
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

.E. furniture.
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, MATTRESSES
~ looking glasses 6e chespess a O. W. sNEDEN CAMP
BELS Bower betW Stanton aud Hopsonss Goods
warranted and delivered ee pseD secretary osdtead cheap iur
tBre In suiteA
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war
ID Also sod Chestnut and Wsnnt Chamber
Suites psD II. " FAHRNGTORS, No a6e
CanAlst opposite Wooster. Established is43
nESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
IL Manufactured by
4. I. SELLEW.
No l01 Futonst ~ T.
EIRST-CLASS FURNITURE in suites or other
wise and PkhArdts Secretary, Psor BedStesdand Extension
Bedsead hand and made order warranted tacoy
No 1877 Bleeoker-s.. corner Of suliyan-St . ID
culver PLATED WARE. .t
TEA SETS URNs, CASTERS, CAKE BASKETS. SOUP
TUBEENs, ICE PITCHERS, sALvERs VEGETABLE
DISHES, SPOONS AND FORKS, &c. &C.
xANBvAcTuRED
MANHATTAN PLATE CO
HIRAM YOUNG No. 20 JohnIL
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24
1855 sUMysL1 ARRASgENEEr ISst.
r COMMENCING JULY ., issS.
TRAINS LEAVE KEw.Yokh.

P..s..sss s.asa Aa Rsv-YsrE ssrnG T~snvss,sssA an
FsutA Autsaes On Twsnsvssvsaih-sI
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meaSMa Uares. 90.

ATwM. EVERDELTSs eONS, No. IOf Fulton-st. -
~ WEDDING cARDs end FIhE sihTtohkkI tL"aeAsAs'
tu9 -. ...,,.., "a rl-.,n.I & --LL y
New-York tribune., 1866-11-24

ERIE RAILWAY.-ITains leave Depot ioOt OF
m Day E5pfess for RochessI Buffalo sSananos Duniri
aHd ) points West lDd South
s.fs a M. Wry TTs,u daiy 20 Oisvhe -
40 a m F4p-ess n all BuhAlo Sasnanca and West
an No.. Way. for Pom Jervis Newbugh, NarwicE-
Bp "a Srht k1p-ess Buhal0 Salamanca and Dunkrk 49,.
6,Nr ~ Nish Express daily fO Buffalo, Seamanos Dunfrf
and al points West and South -.
Tt3O n m Frnierznt Train. daily. iog the West - -
xaiesssrn rnes HUGH RIDDLE. Genl SHpt
VIZ r. BaRR GeuT Pass Agent
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+ ONG ISLAND IRAILROAD. Winter erran

spt. Hoyemhel l. 1866 Lssges James sp hew ferkt a.
~ m nal train ioT 0yeszporl and Hstionsi II for Eyes
sss ana way slslons RTebesd trsin u Tor
6yosIst and statea; p fannsdse ana way satoh
= Saturday nights for rerih lsli2
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
I Foot Of BareavOn md as- Nov a Aornnf nal trsini
for Easton and interms3as saioRi viii leave 81 a.
MAJ Ezposs west Of lburn ~ leP "a houh
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uneemeut.-Cooper Institute SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
VOLUNTARY LECTURE By the Rev. cEAs. B. sMfTH An
Cergy The Naked Iru The Baeh Crook
TO MORROW al ~ o'eloek.
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Cost ano founo.

Cost ano founo.
h10 REWARD.-LOst on or near the staten
~ " Island Ferry Thufsdsy morning he I'D n BUN
DE OF PAPERS wrpped brown papT 0i value 70
but the Teytd e be paid the reoe " e
the papers at Room No. IS, No, l3l Broadway.
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BOARD IDucArION,
November Z, 1855.
IT, The Toard Of SaperriiorI ofe CITY and County Ne York
pursuanco Subdivision Of the third section OF the Act
the acts relative
10 the common schools City Of Niork the board OF
estimate of he and eboye
e which viii
oed during year the pgpose Of msetBs toe current
srn,na e1ueuse. of public instr1ctlOu IN this ely. -
III rquied 10 conduct the schools W ne |" io
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
THE DE>PEmATE GENERALS.

General McClernand proposes to
lead column against the Republicans,
and the Democratic press all praise
him for it. General McClernand. when
he was in the service. was abused by
the same papers as earnestly az he is
now praised, and only regained their
favor when he was set aside as Il fail.
urc. All the McC,ernand style of
Generals find rest in the Democratic
hospital Mcclellan, Buel, Fiiz John
Porter, and all the ghastly failures Of
war, all the incompetents, have there
found homes and congenial friends
Nothing 30 commends II man to Demo
cracy as having injured his country
Having gone over to the enemy these
gentlemen are not to be feared. They
are parasites who destroy only wha
they cling to- Blade.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of tho steamer Herman.

NEW 1ohk, - prll 20.
Tho steamer Herman, from Ham.
burg via Southampton on the 18th, ar.
rived at quareutire at IL o'clock last
night. All are well. bnt she has TO
fumigaio. Seventy five thousand lbs.
Of gold hal arrived from Australia.
The slowing away of the new Allan
tic Cable in the tanks on board the
Great Eastern was commenced on the
l4th. The laying OF the cable is TO
commence in July.
The Times says the moro the fran.
chise bill is discussed. even by its best
friends. the more it loses of that body
and solidiiy and consistency it might
at first have had credit tor.
The Times city article says. conf
denceis completely destroyed. the only
chance for II turn in the market would
be from actual commencement of war
on the continent and change ut once
the current of attention.
News from Germany is lcss threat.
ening. Vienna intelligence says that
the state Of affairs continues very seri.
ous. The Middle States are preparing.
The federal diet refuses to take the
Prussian motion for reform Of the Con.
stilutiOn into consideration before the
great German powers have demobil-
lied
Wurtemburg, Baden and Bavaria
have forbidden the expectation Of
horses
The Independence Beige states con
fdently that the pacific ovcrinres
which are being made will have the cf
feet Of settling the question OF arma'
mcnts In the event OF war VI lnn'cer
corps will DO formed in Vienna, Gralv
and Perth.
Bavaria and Saxony have agreed to
carry out the reform of the Constitu.
tiOn.
Rumor of Bismarck's resignation is
current at Hamburg.
The Cobourg Gazette states that An
stria energetically reitelates her previ
GUS denial of the Prusian assertions ro
specting the Austrian armaments and
insists on tho rehabilitation of the
Prussian troops in order to confirm tn,
pacific declarations of Prussia.
Russia An attempt was made tt
assassinate the Car; the bullet missed
its aim.
A later arrival furnishes the follow
ing additional in relation to the Mt
tempt upon the life Of the Car Of Rus
sia.
There was great rejoicing at st. Po
tershurg and elsewhere ON account o
the Emperor'S escape from assassina
tion The man who attempted to taxi
his life in Il Russian land owner OF smnl
means who considered himself injured
by the emancipation of the serfs Ii,
, discharged his pistol within II few ieet
of the Emperor, and the shot woulc
probably have taken effect had not AZ
attendant turned the pistol aside. This
attendant has been ennohled. 1t II
said that tho Emperor. with pertec
presence of mind. himself seized tn,
culprit, asking him quietly. "Wha
have I ever done To you that yol
should seek my life?'
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03
The IncOnle Tax.

The New York Post of Friday gives
the following valuable and pertinent
condensation of the law and facts on
this important subject:
1T should be remembered by tax
payers that the lst of May is the time
fixed by the Internal Revenue law for
the return OF schedules of incomes to
the Assistant Assessors The amend.
ell law of March 81, 1865, is still in
force, and it is officially announced that
tho assessment OF this year will be
made in accordance with its provis.
ioos, regardless Of any action Of Con
gress on the new Tax bill just report
ed to the House. The Senate refuses
to concur in the House resolution pro-
viding for an extension of time for two
months, in order 10 permit the new
law to 60 into operation Taxpayers
therefore, arc required 10 furnish their
schedules TO u Z Assistant Assessors in
their respective districts on or before
Tuesday next, (Muy lst) The Asses
sor is under no legal obligation to send
blank forms; he may do 40 as an act OF
courtesy, but it is the business Of tax
payers to find his office, obtain the
blanks, fill them up and return them.
In cnse OF neg glcct or refusal. the As
SCISSORS are empowered to make the re-
turn and to add IL penalty OF twenty
five per cent. or, in case OF fraud, Ia
add one hundred per cent, to the Il.
mount ascertained to be due.
The duties on incomes are payable
within sixty days after lhe return ot
the schedule to the Assessor.-that is
on or before the 3Olh day Of June. The
income must be reckoned tor the ypai
ending December 81. 1865, and tn,
INK is rcr cent, on all sums between
$500 aud $4,000, and 10 per cent on
the excess over $4,000 Tho dednc
tions permitted are: l. The sum o
$500 from all incomes; 3 All national
slntr, county and municipal taxes paid
WllW'n lhe year (lhclud'nS lDe income
lax paid last sumner): 3, The amour,
paid for rent, or the rental value Of any
homestead occupied by the taxpayer
or bis family, in his own right or il
the right Of his wife; 4. The amount
paid for usual or ordinary repairs,'ak
ing the average Of the preceding five
years These arc all the deductions
that can be mace.
"The income Tux isa lien upon prop
erly it not paid within the time iXeC
by law. and The oIlcclors are vrsieC
with full powers to take legal proceed
ings for d;siraint and collection. Tn,
proper observance of the lime ant
manner OF payment will therefore saw,
the taxpayer much trouble"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-05-03

@rThc new reconstruction" scheme
will probably give rise to n protracted
and exciting struggle in Congress. rs
adoption is doubtful, as there are iea
lures in IL unacceptable, it ia believed,
TO many Of the Union nom bers and the
entire plan Oftoo complicated a char.
acter to be engraftsd into the pcrma,
nent policy Of the Government II
may however, receive notifications ia
Congress, which will carry it through
that body. The thing to commencc
with, in our opinion, is to admit III,
iatS rebel States to representation, 8,
far as as they have elected or shall cleo
indisputably loyal members 70 elthoI
branch Of Congress.