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TO THE EDITORS.

GESrLrMES ask place in your paper for the enclosed
communication sent days since to the Editors Of the
Unon conadicng the lsehoods asserted in their paper Of
the 2sth Of September under Of resolution said
been passed the Democratic meeting Of the eth in front of
the !" Union" office.
After the lapse of three days, | find in this mornings
Union acknowledgment ofthe receipt OF my communities
ton apology for other and important crowd
ing it out and expression Of an intention the part Of
the Editors to seek for explanation from Of the mem
bers of the Democratic committees.
know what the Editors intend by seeking
explanation, but if they satisfied Of the fasiy Of
the allegations Of the resolution, which hardly suppose,
again proe them the evidence OF their senses and
the invitation visit the room of the Central Rough
and Ready Club on 9Th street.
Your obedient servant,
RICHARD WALLACE
President Of Rough and Ready Club.
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Hon. r. JoussoS, Baltimore, Nd.
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WEpSEspAy, JuLy 10.

Mr.. NIC0Ll, from the Committee Of Ways and Means,
reported bill % establish branch mint at the city OF New
York. Read twice and committed.
Mr.. ROCKWELL of Connecticut, from the Committee
Of Claims, reported bills for the relief Of Thomas II. Noble
Tor the relief Of John Howe for The relief Of Orange H. Db
be' which were read and committed
Mr.. ROCKWELL, from the Committee Of Claims made
adverse repors on the petitions Of B. Heard r. CyPre-
witt, Wm. Woodward and 5. b. Olmstead. Laid on the
table.
Also, from the same committee, to which referred Sc
nate bills for the reef Of Richard Fields and for the payment
OF Charles Richmond reported the same back to the House
without amendment Committed.
Also, from the committee, which referred Sc
bs for the relief of j. r. sohoron and for the relief
samuel Gnce reported the back to the Hoase with
amendments. COMMITTED.
Also, from the committee to which was referred Sem
ate bill ior the relief Of J. w. Nye, assignee Of p BaSy
and H. Stewart reported the back 70 the House with
The recommendation that il do ppss Committed.
Also, from the zane committee, TO which referred Sen.
ate bill Tor the ree Of Jose Argote ysaobos, Marie Rose
Francois Felix, Marquis De Fongeres, or their heirs legal
representative, reported the back House with
amendment.
The amendment read aud agreed TO- and the bill was
then read thd time and passed and returned the Senate
Mr. DANIEL from the zane committee made an advere
report on the petition Of Anna Marin Baldwin, Laid the
table.
Mr.. CROwELL from toe same commit,ek reported bills
for the relief OF the egi representatives Of 1ohn H. Pau
io the relief Of b Bon'on and for the /reIef Of A. H.
Patterson Read and committed.
On motion Of Mr.. e., the Commine5of Claims dis.
charged fom the petitions Of Thomss Copeland Mary e.
Bunloo executrx Of John Clarke deceae3, Geo W. Kidd,
Jane Parker and Of the Of John J. Buon deceas
ed. Laid on the table.
Also, from the sane committee made adverse report
the petition Of the Pacific snd other Insurance Companies
New York. Laid on the table.
Mr.. NELSON, from the committee, made adj
verse report the peon OF jeremiah Carpenter and Dsn
O. Garnsey. Laid Toe table.
Mr. DUNN, from the same committee reported bill for
the relief Of Thomas i. Gsmmage Read snd committed
Mr. HUNT, from The Committee on Commerce, reported
bill compensate and reimburse the owner and Of the
whaling ship Chandler Price the losses expenses incurred
in rsnsomng the crew Of the ship CoIumbs. Read and
committed
Mr.. BINGHAM, from the committee, reported bill
annex that part Of the State Of Indiana bordering Lake
Michigan 10 the Chicago collection district.
The bill read three times and passed, and hs
Senate for concurrence.
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THIRTIETH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
THURSDAY, JULY 10, ls4s.
IN SENATE.

Mr. LEWIS presented the credentials OF Mr. WILLIAM r.
Krss appointed by the Governor to supply the vacancy
rasoned by the resignation OF Mr. BAsRY
Mr. KISe after having been duly qualified took his
On motion of Mr. DAVIS, Of Massachusetts,, the Senate
proceeded to the consideration OF the bill making appropa-
tons for the erection of lighthouses, ght-boats and buoys
&c. which, after having been amended, was read third
6rne and passed. ii.
OREGON BILL.
AT o'clock the Senate proceeded to ballot for chairman
70 the select committee when Mr.. CLArros OF Delaware
was duly elected.
The Senate then proceeded to ballot for the committee
when the remaining chosen and then
deed that the bill TO establish the territorial government
Oregoa, with the several amendments proposed thereto, and
much Of the Presidents message relates New Mex-
co and California, be referred select committee, consisting
of Mr.. CLAYTON, chairmani Messrs BRieHT, CALHous,
CHEROKEE CLAIMS,
On motion Of Mr. BELL, the Senate proceeded consi-
der the joint resolution authorizing the proper accounting Off
GERS OF the Treasury 10 make and fair settlement Of the
claims of the Cherokee nation of Indians according 10 the
principles established by the treaty of August, lsi6
An amendment Offered by Mr.. SEBASTIAN; and
TON, BELL, TURNEY, SEBASTIAN, CALHOUN
and others when
Mr.. DIX from the Committee Commerce, reported
bill to establish port Of entry Bangor in Name which,
his notion taken and passed. the ordinary forms
haelng been dispensed with.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD obtained the unsnimous consent Of
the Senate introduce bill change the time of holding
the circuit and district of the United States in Ken
tucky and also the unanimous of the Senate dis
pcnse with the ordinary forms and pass the biE '
Or motion, the Senate adjourned.
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The House resolved itself into Committee of the Whole
the Of the Union, (Mr. Roor in the cha) and
resumed the consideration of the civil and diplomatic appo-
Karission bill
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50 the House resolved that the absent members should be
brought up Tomorrow morning ss~
The SerseantaArms thee directed to bring in such
members he had in custody, aud he accordingly brought
Messrs KAUFMAN and NEWELL, who called upon by
the Speaker for excuses giving none they admitted
their seats the payment Of fees
Mr. ]. r. iNGERSOLL stated that highly respected
member (G1y McDowsIL. Of Virginia. who was IN very
bad state Of healthy among the absenees He hoped by
unanimous consent be would be excused
No objection being made, Mr.. McDowsII was according
ly excused.
And then the House. quarter after six o'clock, adouned
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Several other AMENDMENTS proposed and rejected, and
the amendment Of Mr.. VIsros was then agreed to.
THE NAVAL BUREAUS
The committee then proceeded to the consideration Of the
items under the bead Of Navy Department.
Mr. SAWYER proposed to amend by reducing the salary
Of the Chief Of the Bnrsau Of Navy Yards and Docks from
SO, 500 10 So, O00
Mr. yINTON explained ,ha, the head Of that bureau was
post captain in the navy, and his salary fixed by the
Of ls42, which limited the number Of navy officers
Mr. SAWYER replied that Congress had the right fx
the salary Of this and all other officers and the cspan who
at the head Of the bureau could refuse take the Office IL
gave him less salary than he obtained al sea- He haj
however, resigned the situation OF post captain for
here, which be doubted could be fed per
anuum.
Mr. HUDSON said the amendment Of the gentleman from
Ohio would ircu additional expense, rather than effect
saving for the present chief Of this bureau should retire he
would receive So 500 the pay Of post captain and hey
would get civilian At the head Of this bureau annual
charge Of $4,000 They would therefore be throwing large
amount away
Mr. SAWYER inquired Il this chief Of the bureau would
necessarily to the rank Of post captain
SKvERAI vorcKs answered. Certainly.
Mr. SAWYER said be bad no interes, in this bet epub-
c good and he why officer should be re-
/ duced and another kept on at large salary.
Mr. KING, Of Georgia, having made pro ormo notion
to amend, said the Law provided that the heads Of these
bureaus should be captains IN the naval service, except The
Bureau Of Construction.
i Mr.. SAWYER. What ls1
Y Mr. KING. The Law Of s42 and IL provided that thew
should receive simply the salary Of such officers and pre-
vented the necessity Of appointing and paying officers
Il supposed, that these naval officers would better
acquainted with the duties Of these bureaus than civilians and
therefore efficiency occurred well economy He had
excepted the Bureau Of Construction, which supposed
when the law Of ls42 passed, would be beer filed BY ma
val constructors and therefore the salary Of that officer was
fSed $1,000 without reference TO the pay Of captain on
duty. That the reason of the variation. He hoped
therefore, that change would take place n this provision
fixing the pay Of the head Of this buresu r be was simply
appointed the discretion and pleasure of the Secretary Of
the Navys and when he leaves that bureau he will be liable
10 be called other duty, the same amount per annum
\ The gentleman from Ohio In il he supposed
that these captains took these FROM choice Thew do
no such thing but they take them because they are ordered
there and 10 principle 10 the naval service that no officer
decline any duty which he hss been ordered vtbou,
skng the danger Of losing his commission and being srocL
from The roll Of officers.
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All AT X TIA CO q KEsS
EIRsT SESSION.
HOUSE OF Represe nt.uves


MONDAY, March 8, ls4s.
SAMUEL A Barposs' Eco elected to supply vacancy
Ia the Pennsylvania dssx ston by tbs death
Of J. W Hernbeck, was introduced by Mr. Brodhsad
and qualified, and took his seat.
RvERs Marlboro
Mr. HUSr, OF New York, su buittsd q resolution, that
certain pills making appropriations for rivers and bsr
bors be made the special order Of the day for Tuesday
the 2lst Of March.
Objection Wa made and he moved suspension Of the
rules
Mr. c. j. INesasoLL-I move TO lay the resolution On
The table
The sruArrs-Tbs resolutions not yet introduced.
The queetion taken the motion to suspend the
rule, aud IL decided 10 the psgs vsYsss a. nays
A-nst two thirds
. svpsEhx cousr o. Tsx uEfrED STATES
=, mr lsesssoLL moved 10 take mp the bill ITO ~.
evs the supr.m- Court OF the United ssates from it
Oppressive ioad Of business which postponed until
todsy
Ths rules were sup ndsd, and the bill was taken up;
when
Mr. IrovssoLL briefly stated it's offsets wb,oh were
enable the judges 10 give undivided attention the pub
lie DOCKET Tor Two years aud emp vetug the district
Judges TO attend 70 ireuit Court bu,ines He nsswiss
eyoke in favor OF the general festur Of tn. bill and
statsd that there Necessity for IL. passage a. out
Of hundred and ninety eight cases but forty NO hs
been reached during the session OF months OF
these twenty nine from Mssissippi Lousi.
ana, twenty sir; New York, fourteen; Alabsms thir
teen; P~nnsylvania, ten; Missouri Eve; aad Ohio
eight The great mass Of business comes rom the
West and Southwest II this bill pass, the Judges
proposs 10 meet again April, fosr or weeks
hence
" Sevlw considered The bill - proposing 10 maize
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sT.sasa - sts l.!s.s u ssnssi.s .ssats9ss. ( vAAs
italy correct ~ Gen Fillcw da!ihs the e.
contains more matter conosrniug him and Of his
lions than Of others; but had no desire or wish to
prejudice the reputation Of any one nor did sstsmps
meats OF ell ohAeers engaged, and am consrained 70
believe that the great fault which has been found with
reached the United States early date and WAS tho
" nrst echo " which rssch the army from thence
AZ the Pieoysne has published the assaults upon Gen
should publish this communication, and accordingly re-
quest you to do SO.
I.m' very respectfully your % SSt s ;fTs's
LATE FROM THE PLAINS.
The 81. Louis Era has received letter from CORES
pondent Fort Leavenworth, containing soms items
Of interest Col 0ipin writer that large body OF In
dams and renegade Mexieans collecting upon the
spring They have several thousand animals and
stolen In the trail last summer The Csmanches Kio-
was Apsehss AMI Pswnsss are floating about In large
palty Of Taos and Apaohes few weeks ago, killed
three Transfers and burned their wagons on tho Pfawns
Col Gipin is near Bsnt's Fort He has ordered up
Captain KOscialowAskis company which he intends 40
mount and this with thetwo companies at present I'M
der his command will make his mounted force number
24O men He intends attacking the Indians about the
middle Of March The red men have become embold.
eOCCoebos
will DO very Troublesome during the coming sprins.
Lieutenant Turtle with escort Of ten left Fort
Mann the 1871 and arrived ut Fort Leavenworth
the 9th January distance OF 400 miles In fourteen
days. foot allowing days stoppsge at Council
Grove, making average Of thirty miles day--ths
quickest march that has bssn made this route He
Intends starog at onoe accompanied by only one man,
Corporal Gaines for Bsnts Fort At this OF the
year. his trip desperate and dangerous undertaking
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.
The etssmsr Ne Plus Ultra from Cincinnati. arrived
yesterday brought down Lieut. Col A. J. Williams
Captains Dean, Van Armsn and Williams, with three
companies Of the lst regiment Michigan Volunteers
and landed them at the barracks below the oity.
The u 8. steamship Massachusetts,, with 400 troops
lefe this port yesterday for Vera Cruy
The U s. schooner Maria Thomas, Captain Knox,
With 90 the u 8. schOOner Col Cross
Captain Rogers With hfty and eleven men, tor
service in tho Quartermsster's Department the u =
schooner Major Lsar Csntan Prsbls with governm mt
stores, left yesterday for Brssos Santiago.
The u. 3 steamer General Butler, with govsrnnsnt
stores to leave to-day for Brazos santisgo-N 0. Pr
caywns, Eco. ~.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Lieutenans Taylor and Liadssy, OF the U. Marines
were at the Uaitsu States Hotel Monday they are
their way join the expedition for ths lsthuaus and
are ordered to rendezvous at Vera Cruz The entire
forcs will consist Of 5000 men, 500 Of whom
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New EMBARRASSING Nagara-l19 hhds pork Jno MeChsn
hid. tsrce bb row % bbs lard is Dbl: br.1ss DSis
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a hams and .h ude bbs lard
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bos beans Leland. Adam. eo-7ia pigs lead March
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s. SSi. pork Ns:oa-i!: SSI: ham. tsIli.oa ssss
bs,s cotton 81 carpet Andrew.7s feathers
Roo'n. 4 VIII ams-l ete, $ M,llin-l box " N.I.o,-
case. g.nksI yaaSn:kutMs case; F.hnsei. so-:s
DO 50 hid. sugar BITE: cotton
cols hhds Harper oil04 sacks rn g bills
al hhd sus 50 Sbs noas,es FOIey-s hha, sugar 10.
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SAvANNAH-BIg l. Balawin--ss2 bales cotton Brigham &
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% tess oas asuy wss withseses, Sush y tbs snls
~ sess. ssse ssMsmsa uvss Msefste sSsev, ttsAs
s@ssdsssnss IS Il K Ss.s"s"i ~m - sssss ssss. i
greet donhs vhssAss u would D. rssd.d by Msxtsa
essl shs nstsa stss. thea sssuns In s9vaass. TO
snstsr up see OF mes In Msxioote sustain thsm In
little brief authority" BY our army and bonus OF
S60O0 o00 for the sake OF such treaty this There
can be but one opinion that QUESTION Our Senate
ought 10 T'J.ct the treaty ct We want peace.
Toe country wants peace. The wings, especially are
avoid the war BY avoiding the OF tbs warthe
annexation OF Texas They would unanimously APP
prove any treaty which would restore ths
peace of the country
authorised, repair to Mexico and tender to that dis
tractsd country the terms Of treaty follows: The
kio 0rande ss the western boundary Of Texas The
boundary 20 to run northvard end west yard, as to
exclude the populous portion Of New Mexico and to
strike the faoinc ocean st or SO deg. s0m. Of
north latitude for which territory offer to Mexico
reasoCa Ole compensation Part Of the territory acQu
ed BY such treaty would constitute part OF Texas
while the residue could be conveniently added to
possessions IN oregon. Such treaty would be uni
versslly approved
But this treaty, involving the necessity Of large
armed force In service for the defence Of the
Mexican frontier, requiring alarming increase Of
our annual expenditure, providing for wide extern
and unconditional admission Of a ate States into
our Union, with Representatives and Senators not
speaking the same language protesting the
lieion familiar with habits or kno wing sugh
ment, ought TO be promptly rejected.
The President has involved the country in this unfor
tunate 1t has hundreds Of millions of
money It has brought upon q heavy national debt
IL mas indicted wounds aud permanent debility upon
thousands and sent other thousands our and
to get out OF tho contest by dictiag desh wound
upon the constitution of the country. HowARD.
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The War

TIRE AUTHORSHIP OF THE " LEoNTpAs LETTER"
IL will be remembered that short tins after the
taking Of the city Of Mexico, letter ppsared In tAe
Neac Orlesas Data sgued Leonidas which a. since
been the OF great excitement 10 the army ton
ing as &c did to emulate few Of rost
officers at tho eY pepse Of numerous others The au-
thorshp Of this lester was generally attributed to ea
Pillow aud ppears 20 have been Of tbs causes of
folio letter. addressed to the editors OF the Nsw Or
Icons Pledyune, relieves Gen from all inlputstion ~
to Its authorship -
CITY OF MExIoo, Jan 20 lS4e.
Having lately seen IN your p, per an article stating
that ZEN Sco has 10 his possesson thu original copy
OF the letter Of Lsondss" with assons In the
hand writing OF Gsn Pillow aud II appears that the
statement referred 20 n the Of vsd attacks
tn. last named ofioer feel myself called upon
say thai auch report IL withous tos sdaton
tho authoc Of tbs isttsr As 10 originally appeared
Ia the D,hG. Gen. Pillow saw the or Qinsl Ger.
tainy corrected It. DID ~ me TO write IT,
n, Va way rssponsbls TOR it had hoped las bad
desire TO appeal personally before the pubo) when
saw tho vrueut aasauts opon 0sn Pillow oa acco nt
OF the letter that his denial Of any In tue
matter have been suto isnt nave silence those
papers which attributed to him the authorship
When Gen Pillow was arrested, uuderstood that IL
was for altog sthsr another matter But as earned
after had rcosivsd his charges that Ia them was
troduesd the charge OF writing causing written
the Leodnss letter Furnished him with q ststsment
that author Of the letter and that this
ready and anxious TO testify before the
ts which doubtsd NOT would soon b ordered os the
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From The PhiIad~phia olIetin OF yesterday
Az 60 to press ak o'clock, p the city presents
o solemn scene bright sun 10 sneddiog its genial
rays up the earth and pature s tmiing yet every
thing sombre appearance and sadness is depict
cd upon every couptensnce The honored remains Of
the vepersted patriot ADD sag Adsus thsr way
sleep With these Of the father. OF '.'-hs decess
ed, nomentsriy expected The Gsss at half
rst and shrouded 10 Grape; the bsls mufh d and
tolpg s aloug the route OF the procession windows
bowed. stor-s closed, and many houses drsped in
black and Independence Hall, where tue remain are
so rest TO night, most benstogy hung aud festoonsd
With mourntog. large civic and military s.cort lie
d-nces that there viii be large procession, and
that the sight will be Of euoh character to cause II
be long re~' bersd giving the assurance that
our Republic cease be grateful to those Of
her public servants whose lives have 10 ee-
waiting her viruous name, and rendering her iastitu
tione glorious
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Banning, Shuman, 8 Reeder b Fue,. Jos Piessou,
Addck Isbe John Moore, A Fraser, Brssber Bra
sher Sloman A q Due. d W McChsnbsu, ! II A,hern,
snow, M ShiIler, o Hoenbeck Swondae, N Pnkharn,
Miner Fnferp, Bi,re lady ind chlden jar Graham
Mis,pIn Wifs MS Qap,oek, !r Jones y Brreil,
and ehlld; A MeKliden w Bristol, Warren, James
Wakefield w TUNER DR. Joseph Murell Henry Simmo
John Fs,er Jo,eph Kingsley John Brousham, w m Tai
man--y0 deck
LrvERrooL.-Pack.t ship West Pont--Mrs Thorpe and
chilo-lg6 n the stsersge.
New OnLEArs-ship Nasara-Miss Anna Cassac, Messrs
Cartv right aud arrouaDt--s IN the steersRe
NV ORLsANs-Ship Chrsuana-Nu Smith and children
GALvEsror-Brg Mmy-,,aLt o Payne, USA
SAyAyNAH-Brig selms--Mr Kelly
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Forelrn lamentations.

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en- E,onc,s n mes CHI Barton Bros-l Lewis 5000
head g. jas bds steel Henry Jessopi25cs sandes
son--o boys 70 snvils Roosevelt son-3 chs Lyman
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Richard yin 10 chs Bonsul Dros2 lbbotson Homer
bsesI ek Homer. Hayes CO.. bale ksrome w
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10 master
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