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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-19
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES.
sTAhfP DUTIES.


Tho following is q corrected copy ofthe new sehe
dule OF stamp duties under the new revenue lsW
which took effect on AUGUST LIST. lsAi
acknowledgment OF
Atf1dAvIt cts
Affidavit In suits or legal proceedlngs.--..cxsnpi
Agreement or appraissnieut Qor each sheet or piece
Assignment or transfer Of mortgages. lease or polio.
OF insurance, the SAME duty as the original insuu
Assignment Of patent CT
bank checks, drafts or orders, ETC., ut sight Or on de
Bu uls OF esc6snTe iiorei9uJ drawn in 6utpsya6ie Out
ofthe United States, each bill. or set OF three OF
more, must be stamped.
For every bill Of each set, whore the sum made pay
able does not exceed 500, or the equivalent there
ofin auy foreign currency in which such bills may
be expressed, accounting 70 the standard Of value
liked by the United States-....--.-.-.-;.-2cts
For every additional 500 or fractional part thereof,
BnIs Of exchange UofsislJ drawn in but payable out
Of the United States IN drawn singly or In ,dupli'
THE acceptor or acceptors OF any bill OF exchange or
order for the payment OF any sum Of money. drawn
or purporting 10 be dnwn In any fofeign country,
but payable In the United States, must, before
paying or accepting the sGfne. place thereon Il
stamp indicating the duty.J
Bills o exchAnge QnlAndD, DRAFT or order. payable
otherwise than ut sight or OIL demand, and any
promissory note. whether payable on demAnd or
at q time designated Except bank notes issued for
circulation and checks made and Intended 70 be.
Mn VhNh bAAAA Nv y .lOihhW v PAJN
ment) for = sum not exceeding l0O....-.-..bst cts
For additions. 500. or fractional part thereof. sets
1.-THE warrant Of attorney 10 confess Judgment.on =
note or bond Is exempt nom stamp duty. II the
note or bond Is properly stampede
bills OF lading oil vessels for ports Of the United
States or British North Amenca.........exempt
Bnls OF iadinS, or receipt for goods, 10 any foreign
Bin Of sale Of any vessel. or part thereof, when the
consideration docs not exceed e56.-.-...5Octs
BIZ Of sale exceeding zoo. understanding 3lyU0S 81 %
Bill o. sale exceeding Sl,OO. for each 500. or frac-
ttonal part 50 cts
Bill OF sale OF personal property (other than ship or
'coocID Cts
Bond. personal. for the payment OF money. ISSr
Mortgage
Bond, o.
Bond. for indemniiyIng any person for the payment
OF any sum otmoney, where the money ultimately
recoverable therenpon is Sl.OJ0 or ess.....-.t0 cts
Bond, where the money recoverable exceeds 81 ,OO,
for every additional $500. or fractional part there.
VI " cts
Bonds-county, city and town bonds, railroad anJ
other corporation bonds. aud scrip, are subject u
stamp duty. tSee Mortgage.l
u nAnN. - aEts AaZak AtI4. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-19

9. An Assistant Assessor has power 10 iaereass
the amount In any statement, after giving due
Information to the party Interested. He IL re.
CURED. also, to add 100 per cent TO the tax when
= false statement has been rendered and the
party making the false statement becomes liable,
not only for this additional tax. but likewise 10
two distinct prosecutions before the United States
Courts-oue for making 4 false statement with in.
tent to defraud the Government, and the other
for perjury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-19
Notice.-No. 1.

Al onnunlcaheps eoBfdentLuL oell.ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
U r U q UAY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or the HERALD


Fresh Revolts In the Argentine PrOviucos>
State Of the Uruguayan Debt-ReductIon ID
T MosrzvrDEo, May 90, 1851.
Besides tho news from the seat Of war which you
buenos Ayres correspondent will have sent you, w
nave from up the river the announcement that . new
revolution has broken out In Catamarca where the
national Governor, Mr.. Espeche. has been dsposed
and the Able Tolosa forced to accept the gubsrnstoa
chair II also appears that Felix vsrsIa has rsappearsd
In Jacha At the head OF three hundred armed bandits,
and that General Paunero has sent battalion Of four
hundred men In pursuit. The other rebeIs-Sai and
Rodrgueshave takon refuge with abou. four hundred
Of their followers IN Santiago Chile where they ere
said TO be we'll received and Handsomely treated
The Treasury Department OF Uruguay has published an
account Of the receipts and expenditures for 1856 The
former amounted 70 81, $40 so, the latter TO
$6066, 1877 II, showing . deficit Of $745 100 67 This
last sum 10 due the bank Of Mana & Co.
The public debt on January !. 1885, amounted to
SIS. ISL co. on January /, 1867, amounted to
$l9,94l, $40 o. During the year 1868 were paid on
$llSs POI H. and the governments expended in the
chase Of property So 500 that will be Of public use
and will prove an investment that must enhance In
value, such sites for Custom Houses, &C. From this
appears that the finances Of the little republic not
III managed.
Ga the 10th decree was Issued reducing the rates OF
port and river piiotage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
rESIAS GATHERING At BUFFALO.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

PreparatIons for u GRIND Fenian Picnic
Prominens Feninn Leaders In BuGnIo-A
Canadian Gunboaf Watching the Move
BuYvAIo, July 10, 1867,
10:l5 O'Clock =. NJ
General -oNeill Colonel Hynes. Senator Fitzgerald,
Colonel Brennan Vice President Gibbons and General
Murphy arrived here tonight Since his arrival General
O'Nsi has been In consultation with . number Of the
military leaders Of the organization.
The Uaited States steamer Michigan, which arrived
here yesterday, Is anchored u Black Rock.
number Of strangers arriving from every section
or the country 10 attend the picnic tomorrow.
The Canadian gunboat Chsrub 10 at Fort Erie, watch
Ing the Fenian movements Ut Black Rock
The Fcnian Military Council, with delegates from diff
ferent sections OF the country 10 session in this
city on Sunday to late hour. Promissnt members OF
the organizaton state that dispatches have bsea re-
ceivcd from Roberta. which, whom made public, viii
surprise the British government The circles in Cncin-
natl Chicago, Memphis New York and Rochester are TO
be well represented on Wednesday number Of fami-
lies residing At Fort Eric, who took an active part
against the Fcnlans have removed the Interior fear
ing another raid on Wednesday night The British
Consul has requested the Canadian government to
station regiment OF regulars At Fort Erie during the
preseut week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

Tie Revolution OF Gomez and CauaIes In Ia
msulIpas-Their Aims to be Eurthered BY tho
{ NswS Orleans Fiiibusteros.
ta NEW ORLEANS, July 16 1867,
The Heroine, two days and half from Tampico ar
rived ~ the Ssuthwoa Pass this morning, and brings
scraps OF eurnlsc and authentic intelligence most
strangely mixed. from that port General Gomez. who.
having declared In favor Of Santa Anna last
month, was compelled to surrender Tampico
TO tho Juarsts, is still niibustsring a. the
head OF handful Of men, and has issued .
proclamation declaring Tamaulpas . sovereign State,
and Gomez it, sovereign Dictator In his efforts get
possession Of the State Gomez Is seconded by Sara
bando Canaes and both ensting troops for the pur
pose OF retaking Tampico which Is at present held BY
the Juarsts. Advices received from the same
brought BY the Heroine and further state that the
considerable moned support from parties In the United
States and has been fosered action by the repre-
sSa o. from this who represent
nock under his banner 10 the avenging OF Macmillan
strong influence is being brought 70 bear upon Co.
supposed to be favorable the OF certain rail-
road grants made by Macmillan parties in tho United
satee The movement unless 1t should receive uncom-
mon support both in money and men from this side OF
the Rio Grande, has likelihood Of success and the
s is that owing 70 the popularity Of
Gomez will not DO able to enlist Sufficient
Mexican support 10 enable him to hold
moro than temporary possession of the State In New
orleans the Johnson wing OF the United States officials
are Justify intriguing In Mexican matters and second
with strange persistcncy the Of the exrebcl press
sOn TO Mexico" It Is understood that General f. j.
Herion at present United States Marshal has sug
gested to the President the right the
mission and is being vigorously advocated by the per-
sonal influence OF General Steedman.
Mr. Oterbourg, though particularly dstaseful to
the exConfederate influence has record except az
partisan Of the ex- Emperor from whom It is alleged
he received $1,000 In gold for services which were
never rendered The matter Of bargain has oozed cut,
OF war with Mexico here have objection Mr. Otter
borrg on that 1t s part OF their programme
1t should be known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
THE Dominion or CANADA.
Formation Of the New Governme n If Qu be,

FORMATION Of the New Governmen If Quebec.
OTTAWA, July I6. 1861.
government has last been formed by N. chan
for the province Of Quebec. II Is az foliowsMr
Chanvean, PREMIER Secretary and Registrar; Mr. Dun.
kin, Treasurer: Mr. Ouimet, Attorney General: Mr..
Archambault. Commissioner Of Public Works; Mr.. Bau-
bcn, Speaker Of the Legislative Council; Mr.. Irving,
Solicitor General II Is understood tina, Mr. Chanvean
has satisfied the members OF his Cabinet the school
question.
After being 10, the Ministers maid their respects
to Lord Monck Their salaries stated be 900
each, except the Premier who has 5000. aud the
licitor General who is paid 81 900.
Lord Monck to-day received deputaton aud address
the Inter Colonial Railway terminus, but his reply
not very encouraging
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
STEAMBOAT RACE on TEE HUDSON.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.
PoUGHEEErsiz, July IL, 1867,

PoUGHgEErsz, July IL, 1867,
O'Clock, A. H. !
There is another race down the Hudson tonight,
between the Drew and the Connecticut, Bets have been
freely made at Albany as 10 the result
The Connecticut left there at Eve minutes to eight
O'Clock p NJ. the Drew at two inmates past eight
The Connecticut passed Castleon eight miles SOUTH at
twenty minutes TO nine, one mile ahead going very
fast. The Drew Of that point was going slow account
OF boats lying at the dock; the heavy swell from the
hugo steamer had che been going fast, would have
thrown them against the piers damaging them seriously
AZ HUDSON the Connecticut was fifteen minutes ahead
passing there at quarterpast ten p. Mtbe Drew pass
ing at haf-pss ten. Connecticut passed Rhinebeck at
twelve O'Clock midnight, and the Drew at seventeen
minutes past twelve.
The Connecticut rassed this place at 1880 O'Clock,
going at good spced number Of persons who had
congregaed on the dock cheered her as she passed
which salute loudly returned from the throsts OF
men thu boat The Dean Richmond came next
bound South. twelve minutes behind tho Connecticut
The Drew was threc or four lengths behind the Dean
Richmond, passing here at IL A. ".
The quickest time on record between this city and
New York made the evening OF Juno II, last
month by the Mary Powell Ia three hours and forty
minutes making six landings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
the COOPERATIVE E1yemrHT.

Manhattan land and Building Association.
meeting o. this cooperative ASSOCIATION held
last evening at their rcoms Of Broomo and Mott
streets, Mr. Edwin Noon. President pro t.pl, In the
chair After the opening OF t,o meeting the chairman
stated the objects Of the association, saying that II
organized for the purpose Of enabling each Of its men,
bers to become possessed Of his house. that no
might not be dependent upon tho viii csprces Of a
landlord. The association had adopted q code OF
rules and submitted them 10 proper counsel, In
order that all their Affairs might be legally conducted
SO that the money OF the members might be safely in
vested In the society. Counsel told them that he had
objection 10 any OF the rules and they had adopted
them. They had also been told that within tho seven
days succeeding the election of officers they could in
corporate the association, thing which they intended
70 do.
After routine business had been disposed Of the
meeting proceeded 10 the nomination Of permanent
ocers-Presdent Vice President SECRETARY, Treasurer
Board OF Directors Trustees and Auditorsthere being
several candidates nominated for each ONCE, with the
exception that over eleven nominations were made for
directorA
The society adjourned without doing any further
business Of interest until Tuesday evening next 70
meet at the same place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
The Bowery Theatre.

versatile bill and continued succession Of attractions
and novelties havc succeeded In drawing better houses
to this favorte Of at this than
have been known for many years Last night the
brothers G. W. and W. J. Thompson with their trained
dogs made their second appearance the piece selected
being The Drover and His Dog in which tho popular
favore, Mrs. W. G. Jones' sustained the character Of
Jessie Campbell. This lady is well known q
ard actress to the east side that upon her fully
acknowledged position among the patrons OF the 'Old
Drury'' is superb aous. Tho pleasing comedietta on
titled Wife for Day, and the laughsbe Rival Dutch
men. in which the Thompson brothers sustain the
specve r6f OF Deu,schsn schneider and schuhdcher
OF the Species tho other prominent features
of the bill The house was 10 continual OF morri-
mcnt during tho whole Of tho latter piece. Mile. De
We're appeared IN several pleasing dances and
warmly cncored.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
A CARD FROM the AGENT OF SANTA ANNA.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOK OF THE HERALD.
STATEN ISLAND July 10, 1867
In your estimable paper Of to-day appears an article
headed The Flibusters" saying 'The friends and par
tsans Of Santa Anna equally active, &c." As am
the only duly authorized agent OF General Santa Anna
in this country beg OF you have II understood that
General Santa Anna had not authorized any military
petition against his country while yet In the United
States much less would he sanction any movement to
be gotten up to day, using pretext his name Ny
mission TO-DAY 10 solely 10 procure the liberation OF the
General from his unjust imprisonment and 10 place him
again on the soil Of the United States and nothing
and the means that have employed for that object
was TO solicit the State Department 10 interfere; yet
would wish to be free from suspicion Of being mixed
up in whatever shape or manner any nlibusterng
expedition q NApHFGyI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.

Bosros. July 10. 1907.
Appropriate exercises took place At Cambridge to-day
In observation OF the nyGrss annual visitation Of Har
ward Divinity school, Rev. DR.. Cannot delivered the
address.
young and daring thief seized linen coat from the
arm Of an old gentleman in the Old Colony depot this
afternoon In the pocket OF which 81 900 In green.
backs, and escaped with IT,
Rev l. L. Briggs Of the Church Of the Messiah Phil
adslphia has received unanimous call 70 the pastorass
Of the Shawmus Universalist Society Of this city.
John McNaughton aud James simmons were held 10
bail In 81 900 eaeh to-day, BY United States Commits
Halls the former charged with distilIing liquor
without license, aud the latter with renlng cigar boxes
without canceling the original stampa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

Tho mails OF the Cuba reached this city from Boston
4, an early hour this morning. bringing our European
cs and correspondence detail Of our cable dispatches
20 the 18th OF July
The Paris Mcniev Of the 9Th Of July publishes i'm.
peral Decree preceded by report OF the Minister Of
war ordering the abandonment OF tweny-nine fortified
positions and works, and the suppression Of all res,rc
sions house and landed properties within the line Of
Fertilization and thirty other fortified points Of the
empire
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Art vs.. Nafure.-Bef0re n Full Length MiP~
ror stood creature exquisite and rare-sesom given ~
Iasldruhood brow high skin fart Upon
neck the ety resses IN ricn ururant clusters hung asA
the red roses cheek aud lip their
radiance fung Art hero had tffumphec nature,
oi this beauty Just uniciing owns that she owes escA
POJpRE SUBTLE, from her forehead removed tho hafr
which looked rghfu while from his Soap her skin ha4
borrowed that clearness which delightful Her iipu
and cheeks, carnstion dyes are by GoUKAUDS RoU0s.
firmly be removed BY rubbing whether dry
Can be had at CoURAUDS depot, scs Broadway
nd hrlcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

Decroo of Juarez ReopeninH tho Port of
Tnmpico to Foreign md Coasting Com.
merce.
WASHINGTON, July 10, 1857
Tho State Department has received copy Of the do.
cree OF President Juarez, Of which tho following Is
Translation
Benito Juarez, constitutional President Of the United
Mexican States, makes known to the inhabitants thereof
that In tho use of the ample powers with which
invested, have thought proper to decrce the following
article:-
Only in conformity with the provisions contained in
the decree OF the 23d Of April last Ia which the port Of
Tampico should remain closed during the time IL
NAMED In disobediencc to the general government and
by virtue OF the reestabshmeut OF the legitimate order
there the 9th instant that the port Of Tampco again
opened from the aforesaid 9th day to foreign and coast
ing commerce.
therefore order this to be published and crcu
lated and fully observed.
Given at the National Palace in San Luis Potos this
Goth day OF June, 1867 BENITO JUAREZ.
To the citizen JOSH MARIA GLKAs Secretary OF Justice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17

EvvDcrs op sourHnx EnrosaroS TO BaAm. a istssr
from Buenos Ayres says,--Lsras numbers OF those un.
fortunate men and womsu. bsxuilsd RON the United
hero They are poor, helpless deceived, and are w.t.
Of The folly OF leaving the United States for any
kinds and Ahaily enlisted In the army IL the fate Of
many poor fellow: THAT Brazilian schsus lswlnds n
ought 70 b exposed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
EX-GOVERNOR JOHNSON, Of sEossA, on TINE MILITARY BILL.

IAuounA, Ga, July 10, 1907.
Ex.Govsrnor Johnson has written . letter. in which
he advises the people Of Georgia not TO accept the terms
Of The Military Reconstruction acsa After reviewing
the situation and terms proposed for reconstruction Of
ths Southern States, he says ~ - - )
never will approve, or consent or accept the poi.
soned chalce offered 10 yps or advise my fellow
citizens 20 do So ff permitted 10 vote, In view OF the
turn Of events should register and hope every man
IN Georgia who will do With the view OF defea
Ing the scheme OF degradation and the oyetbTow el
the republican KQysrnmenA-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
uAnns BANK aosstav IN PHILADELPHIA.

- PHnApHLFB1A. July 10, 1861
About one o'clock to-day three men entered the hank
ing establishment OF Mr. Frederick steeb, In Third
srsst below Market One OF them entered into CONVEX
ne went 10 the desk 10 make Q calculation Another
one went around behind the and passed through
door aud came through another back OF the clerks
thirty bonds, Amounting 70 about $1,000, snd es2Q u
camRQpad iptsttst aQssR -. = -
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A M U s & M E N T S
Wallack,s.

The Bells OF Shandon still continue to draw forth
peals Of applause from full house every evening at
waack's theatre Dan Bryant docs tho jovia roliic-
ing whiskoy-lovng squreen to perfection. and his
song and appropriate Irish jig encored last
ing usual. Miss Annie Wards Norah could not be
improved upon and although Mrs. Winter 10 little
too stagy her rounded periods meet with good deal
Of approval Mr.. Hogan makes q most accomplished
villain, and the low comedy Of Mr.. williamson che
drunken constable does good deal to aid the piece.
The scenery OF the Bells Of Shandon is certainly beaut
ful-but 1t has been already dessrvedly prased-and
the music and general mise en- scene perfect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
Affairs iu Montreal.

MONTREAL, July 10, 1857.
Mayor starnes has gone Quebec by request OF Hon.
Mr. Chauveau, business connected with the formation
Of the ministry.
The great obstacle to Mr. Cauchsu's success the
school question The Protestants were asainst him.
Hon. ;ir Gait and Mr.. King. OF the Bank Of Montreal
have been invited TO visit Now Brunswick TO parake OF
public dinner to be given them there
meeting Of the Privy Council will take place early
next week.
Express trains have been put on the Grand TrunE
Railway between Montreal, Quebec and Portland.
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The &C, Of Juarez was one Of inhuan and savage re-
xspre II was committed OF mere brutality and with
merely q preience OF being necessary for the public
uafety In returning verdict on the whole occurrences
~ they before may safely say the execution
OF Macmillan was glaring crime before heaven ana
men and that 10 justify u by the counter accusation
drought against bim-at first sight specous, but IN
reality deceptvs--s 10 compound tho operations OF Ia.
ysnded Justice with those OF deliberate and premedta'od
vengeance.
From the London Times. July 81
The good feeling and the common
esns, Of the world will reject the excuses which the new
covernors Of Mexico will probably make for this crime
European states n least express their opinion OF
a. The reception they give 70 whatever persons Juarex
think nt send 70 them a. his representatives.
THE excited will not be confined 10 the Old World
Wa know not how the government OF Warrington ex.
srtsd salf 70 save the Archduke; but " the Ameri-
can mess represents the opinion Of Its readers.
shs,s has existed among Americans profound
svn.,hy FOR the fallen Austrian and desire that he
shorid he allowed to depart from the country IN safety
Tn. feeling OF the Americans In Paris always among
sbs most educated and refined OF their countrymen
sas been shown by their DETERMINATION 70 abandon or
dsesr tbe cecbraton OF the anniversary o. independ.
sncs such an act ID the more credisAbie 70 them
stpoc thar political sympathies are OF course
with tho cause OF Juarez, whose auihoriy
the rnIted States have ever recognized, aud TO
whom ,oe American people have given important
material asistancc the Texan frontier ns',ns uscn, "a
fact the liberal base Of operations ana we qus.et
from which Juarez and his party received sspp,ey ~
every sQrt There Is general c0nsen' w" 'Dls nAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
the UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

The Macedonian aud Cadets to Attend tho
British Naval Review.
The London Times Of the 9Th states that the United
States screw steam soop Macedonian, twenty guns from
New York, is hourly expected at Plymouth whence she
will proceed to Spithead. After attending the naval
review the Macedonian will go to Havre in order that
her cadets, Of whom che has q considerable number,
may visit the Exhibition at Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-17
TINE ABYsSINIAN cApTlvEs.

Ensland's UItimatum to the Empcror-Impe-
rial Theodorus in "a Poor Plight.
The London Post Of the 9th of July contains the fol-
lowing from India, dated Bombay, June o.
Colonel Merewcther has returned to Massowah,
whence he forwarded ultmatum to the Emperor
Theodorus, demanding the releas, Of the Abyssinan
captives.
Internal discussions said to have deprived the EN-.
percr Of ali but small portion Of his territory.