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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-25

PREPARE FOR WlNTER.-Thc most
impressive indications are at hand that the
Summer arrangement Of 1851 has been soon.
tinued, and that Winter with his cold breath
aud icy fingers is stepping in to take possession
Of this latitude Get ready to face the etner.
gency, as 1t bids fair to be a very cool one
AT the Hawkcye Grocery, corner Of
Third and Brady they are selling the Best
Mould Candies ut ten cents . pound, best
White Kerosene Oil at 70 cents a gallon, u
large lot Of Wines and Liquors for Medicinal
and Sacramento purposes. good Cooking Bran.
dy at 81 a gallon, Stick Candy at 90 c.nts a
pound. Cranberries five cents n quart or $l.5O
bushel. Pennsylvania Tobey Cigars at forty
cents a hundred
MovE ScoN.-Thc l4th Regiment
will coon he on the move. Some day this week
1t will he oil to Benton Barracks. There has
been good deal said concerning the superior.
ity OF the "tler regiments which have gone
into the field, but no one who has taken look
at the l4th since the uniforms came, can fail to
discover in it u magnificent body Of men. Itis
we'll officered and we'll conditioned in every
particular. We have no fsa,s 40 to its record.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-25

TIE best advice we can furnish the
ladies and gentlemen OF this city on the shoe
question is to make selections at John X.
Dow's store, Brady street. below I'd. lie keeps
the best goods and make. to order on short est
noticp
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-25

OvERcoArs.-A portion Of the l4th
Regiment have come in possession OF their
overcosts, for which they are no doubt ex.en.
sively thankful. These cold days are rather
% we're without plenty Of good clothing.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-25

per Sabr niGt itberi6rette, erbalten l%ulten, BIS
our @teOer6erfelung oeS 6riebens.
!6r, Sepgeipif beri6tete oe SenatsStG, tpCrs
nah Elm Niffen3 -Marius Nltnilter nit einem
@etalte BON $4,000 per Sobr a~n9etelt iperoen
iOq, iorpie aht neue @lerfs.
6err 8lair pom Wtilitdr, GUmtte bertGtete Die
|Senat Bia, wOpnrd, Der 9rdliOent ermdAti9t
ptrp, pte Dtenlte Don 100000 6retptatsen on
Sunebntell.
9r. Brigham Dcm @pmite fir 8e6tsdnsele=
g~enbeiten beribtete einen 8elmluB, pelher ange=
ncmnen tpurDe, boB Der 9ralipent erlu6t perOe
Dem OatIe, tpenn eS lA nit Dem GfeHtlider Sn-
~tereIle pertraSe, mtt3utbeileii, aus wel6et Grim
Den uno nuf pelhe Beweiie BIN Die Noltaet=Ot
~reftolen Der StaOt Baltimore felteenummet uni
In Sort Mlt6enrY e~efan9cn sebalttn murpen.
6r. Ste1enS pom @Omite fir Wittel II. 9De9t
beridtete cine 8tQ CUR 0en1britng ppn 800,
600 CUR 8e5abluns Der 9. ct. YpliSet in Sal'
timpre.
6r. Burnett eriff bieie 8ta an unO ipra6 pur
Nebt6Uerlesungelt Don Setten pes NrdiDenten IN
MarYlono.
9r. Ni6orpion tla9te 6rn. Burnett an, paf
er oa3n bettrage, Die peniUfr. 9artet Su Dernihten
6r. Burnett piinl6te bier fetne NerlGnlitfet=
ten, Der 6err fGnne tie anpermGrts Don inn baben
5r. StiAarOipu antpUrtete, ct babe ni9t5 baee-
gen, ibm Die @elegenbett St bietert.
0err Stepens lieB lih auf etne Mn5einanber :
lesnng Der Sia etn uno nannte Die Qegi6latur
Don Ma,planO Elm wabre6 Serr1tbernelt unp Den
DOli5etz Oearidall einsn Serr1tber.
Cine LANCE, aufgere9te Dissolution entltant
0teralf bod purpe Die 8la iAtteBti6 ange-
nontnle1t.
@enot. 5srr Softer Tbsrreidte einen ge-
rtAt De5 StaOtratbes pom Nepz2pnOpn, Gonnec.
tteut, gu 0uniten Der Grrtdtung einer Marine.
Schule in Der benarttten StaDt.
!6err 6ruinbrttl gab cine 8ia Suriid 3ur 8e
frofun9 unO Definiruns BON Ssri6wGrung ee
gen paS Commencement uap empfabl pertn 9n
nabnte.
0err 8aYar0 winltte stnen Mitnprit1tS 8e-
riAt 9e9en Oieie Sid einjubringsn.
6r. Grumbul iprnA 9esen Die 3ulaiune cine;
ioiNen Berihtes, pa iein 8eriGt Elm @rmtte Be
riot uuo ttin Miajorttdts YeriAt lei, pt9lei6 e,
ntdbtS pa9egen babe, pap Der SENATOR ieine 9ln.
(iht aislprede.
Der SeIAluB CUR 9e9alilruns Der SGritte
ipelbe Der 9raiipeut In Abpe Ienbett pe5 @onsrsl
les 9etbon, tpurpe fir 5reita9 auf Die Su9esOrp
nnn8 9eiebt.
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gZpu Scr sfrmtee am 0,ptOmoc.

@afbtn9ton, "a. Suli. 6ri6 beute
Otor9en ipurpe Die Nitet=g8a6e DeS "A. sc. 9
9~tesiments BON Sails Gbur6, 20 an 3ubl, Don
einem feinplihen Gapalerie Deta clement anee-
grifen unp Sertrieben. Gintse ShiilIe wurOeu
aspeblslt, ieppf ipurpe ftin Niann auf unIere,
Ssite perlebt. Die 9tebeaen=9idetS lteben Biz
auf pier Meilen BON un8 auf Ter GOlumbiaitr.
Neun Hebelen 0efangene murpen beutt BE,
einaebra6t. .3cltapel uaO @aribalpier umrin9-
ten le unO Die OfT3iere, inter peren Sbbut fl
paren, muBten fe scseu @ewalttbat bei6lben
Sol. Ierr,ll pOn Sen. S6end's Stab 1T MD
tUot, rie frilber 9%emelpet.
Der gan3e GerIult Der 6euer 3ouapeu, al,
se5ablt, bstra9t mnaefatr 200. bic abrisen tren
men, pie Icnit, Dor Rampftegter.
Do8 II. 9fep- 9Jorfer 9teeiment sa6lt AZ
GUpte uro Gerpunpete. Das Negtment Miro
oa leire DitntSett ot9eIaufen. nah 5uule 3uriid
febren, aber Der 9rDbsre 0beil psfelbeil miro 10
fort unter SOL. Martin mtiteren Dienf ne6mrn
Oas WelhiiB Departement i'll Der 9iapY gurr
lit Sag unp 9iaht an Der 9lrbeit. Sin geSoge.
ttS G'eiAas, 10000 Nfunp an @epiht, lit BET.
aabe Y%clIenpet unO miro elm 64pfiinptses Sc
AuB a Wteilen iperfen,
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(SprreippnbenS.)

Serltn, 3d., %. Suit.
Die Stebellen In 9puppn County, &a., treiber
es bort berum freher, ais je. 0eitern 9iahmtt-
Tag um 4 ubr erl6oB elmer p~erleleeu, 9iamens
Srpnau99, eiten Niann, 9lamenS SrislanD, neil
O%erlelbe elm llnionSzNiann mar. Der WiprO
wurpe purd etren tletnen Otsput itber Die poli=
tilhen Serbaltniie pee Au9entltdS berbet9etibrt.
Der M0rper pnrOe BON elni9ea Snr9era perfpl9t,
entfaM ater, tnoent er pom 9ferDe Ipran9 unp
IT'D In einen Sulnpf bineir r%ettete, NO CT leiAt
entrlnnen tpnnte, Dies LIT i~tbrieen8 MIR Elm
6au Don pielet. peren li6 bic Se3elipniten lGul
0tg madDen. Oetern laDen mir einet alien
Wann, Der unS erSablte. DaB a1e mdnrliden
Rerl Unen i'm Nlter pom 15 bis 90 Sabren in ben
Oieult 9eprebt pirOen. Disle 3mangemaBreael
bat IdOn Dlele 8ir8inier 81 unS beruber aetrte=
Ben unD treibt Die Solpaten lelblt, bic Ihon In
Den 8ebelea; 3eiben iebcn, CUR Oelertiun an,
ca tie ntht nit Stnpern uaO Wreie unter Den
gSaten Iteben molten.
Am SOnnta9 Wuroen sipei Fihtige SflaSen
pler ~fflt9enonmen, Die feline NeAenlbaft iiber liG
9ebet tonrten unO tn's @efan0niB mad 8reperid
9ebraGt, Wo fe feit9eballen iperpen lulen, Bis
l9re reHtnaBisen @i9entbamer lie wieoer Yer.
lan9en. Ste bebaupten, iib entfernt au BADEN,
tpetl tie ntht NIT nab ManalIas muQte1l.
0en. patterlcn 1T nit ieiner oan3en @olonne
mad 9arper's Terr9 3uriidse3osen, nnt bort Die
.Jte9tmenter, tpel9e liA pei9eru, lanser gu ptenen,
ga i9re Dtent3ett sUriGer il, 3t entlalIen. 81
lelblt ptrO, tpie perlaatet, AUDI e~brenpoll e~ntlafIen
iperOett. -
0rei @ompaenien Des |. MatYlanb- 3caimet=
teS ltnO gum Sduge pe8 Canals binunter 9eldidt
lpproen UNI miro perlelbe binnen turSer 3eit In
lelnsr 9an3en Ausoebnutg Dem gertebr wieOel
pfen iteben.
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Generate tn Der re9ularen

80
y Samuel Cooper, ga, friGer 0eneralaojttS
tant . ct q;
. So1 @Sotnlpn, 8a, friber @eneral.Snar-
tiermeilter y ct q;
3 Sob s See, Ga, frtber @aonllertecberl Der
9 Ct q;
General ore n Der prpottp=
rtf4en Nrmee:
y OoS;b 6wisgs, ga, frlber gri9aDe9e-
neral SGT q;
q 2eonipas golf, Ga, episcopal 8il6cf, Ga
Grigape9enerale IN Der prp1ts
prtI6en Nrmee:
y 90G 8eaure9orO, Sd, @apttdn B. S19
g O. q;
p Barton Bragg, Ga, Captain Der 2lrtitle.
rte . Ct q;
- Sc 8 8Onborn, 9 6 Gon9rebmonn bon
SG;
A. Sobn 3 8lOpo, ga, 9 ct &riessletretdr
81 Sen Sic Gu0pG, Seras, MaiOr Der 2eraS-
Changers; aah 81 l~grgfTf
g. gBm $ s 0alter, @a., Sberllteuteaant
Ger Snlanterie . ct 81;
y SenrY u Wtle, Sa, frilber Governor bon
8 S 81. SudiOn, ga, fri9er @eianoter in
SetreiN; 1.
1 81 Barnard s See, g g., Captain Der Snf.
. ct q;
10y gauttan s. GOans, @@., Muior Der Snf.
8 81 q;
10 Sobn y Masrupsr, 3d., MatOr Der Cir
ttaerte 9 Ct q;
12) gBm. s 0arOee, @a, Sterltlieutenaut Der
N,Nn0sr;e SO CT 81 4l
49, 8tnj. 9uger, SS SrOinan3ntajOr 9
ct q;
14) 9tobert 9 Garrett, @a, Sufanteriema-
ior . ct q;
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ssptn RrieaSfAnnplah.

8afGin9tpn, "a. Stunt. Spit an
9etrigen NbenO famen 3rpei ,3ouapenF Sfi3tere
Der cine BON @entreoille, Der nnpere BON 6airfar
Court 9Oule, bier an. sic beri6teten 8eioe
Dap feline feinOli0en Iruppea in Der sanSen Sc
9enO 9eieben morOen leien, cine Sbatia2e, Die ea
Dinretdeno bepeilen wiirpe, Dap Ger OetnD niHi
Die AbIidt bat, pcr3uprinsen, tpenn pie5 midi
ned betimmter c~pnltatirt witrpe purb Die allae=
meine AnliAt erfabrener Niilttdrs, DAP feline un=
gebeuret Gerlulte am Spnntag tbm Elm aueen=
blidlihe6 UOrriifen anm69li9 maiden milien.
Die 9tDOoe SsIauO Satterte, Die atA fur per-
loren ertldrt purpe, fam geltern, NIT Ausnabme
zines @el9lBeS, wel4eS g~ebprifsn ipar, wieOer
bier an. Otelelbe mar In einen Sumpf gera
tben, aber ppn Den JtebeIen ni6t entpedt werOen.
Oils Or, u. 9. 8arnes nit leinen Nlliltenter
ben Oerpmceten Marine SOlDaten anf Dem per-
~lalienen SAlahtfelDe Bethlehem pplte, lt~itr3ten 9e-
belen ouf i'm unD Die Aliltenten etn, pertritber
lie unO purhbpbrten pit 8eripnnpeten init ibrrr
Snipnettel.
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SIus Ba(bimetcn.

Wafbtngt0nJ "a. Suit. 6eute fritz ia
bier bic Na6riAt an, baB Die 0tdet6 Der Gcbea
liA BIG nab Der tleinen Stride ausseoebnt b1tte
no Sen. 8Yler friber lein Eager bate,
Nlan farhtst nod INNER fir bun. Nlfreb &
bon Stem gjorf, Ter nah Dem Griegsl6auplaB a
9ins nm liA no mG9liA Den Gsr,punOeten letn
consrelipnelen OiltrtfteS bilftbGtts 81 beretig
Man fGnet an 3l ~slauben, RAP er setSptet ne
ben pper in @efanseulAaft 9erutben 1T.
WafbingtUn, "a. Suli. Die pff3ie
elite Der GOoten ltnp 8srpunpeten 1T nod ntt
auseeseben, wtrO aber, IptaIp Ie Soll tanpig le
Miro, p~ubli3irt weroen.
SIS aebt bier paS @eriiAt, bab bic Gcbelt
Bis nah @entreolle oOrgeOrun9en leieIl, ior
paB Tie AUDI 6airfdr wieoer belebt bieItgn. s
6rlpital gu @entreYiQe %tefanpen It6 i~ibrigena Il
GermunDtte pom unlerer Armee, iiber pertu S6if
(al nod niNtS p~erlautet bat.
Oie Sprbereitungen si etrem neuei 2lngrtf
perOen init Gifer betrieben unp ale Jteeimept
welde Der 0te9ierung au9etcten warpen, f.
aneenpmnell mOrofn.
SIS unterliegt feinem 3peifel, DAP bic 3e6eQs
IApn wtrfltA auf Den &if3us bepaat parcn, al
unlere @rmee plGBliA Surud9tn9, ia man fan
BRETT lasen, pab Der 9tudSu9 ppn beipen Seite
gu9leid dngetreten purpe.
Die 8lentsr'f1e Brigade bsdte unlern 9tiud,u
nit Dem arSBttn G,elhid unO Sri9aOter 8leutt
bate Die Sdiahturonun9 nieeer berseltell
menn lein GerluG, Die riidpdrts aebenpe Qrmi
gum Steben Sl brin9eu, ~aelunsen mare.
8afbtngtpn, "a. Suit Der @8ut
treit ,pilhen Den 50. &idarplpn uho Suruet
BET ben beutigen StrbanDlun9en i'm Same, ba
Die 6reunpe Der betpen 5erren gum @luIAreltel
Orranlabt, panit Die SaAe in 6riepen beigele1
tperDe.
Der Dampfer @ueutuntdS mar Bel Ncqui
Greet, po, wte man permutbete, Nebellen eli
Satterie aufperfen. DAG &anpnenzSOct gb
laoelpbta bsfinpst lt6 auf Dem rntern @OtOmt
Der Dampfer 0iplsY 1T bel sort SOtacrO Gre
um ben transport pom @utern npdy Dem Sirl
niIdsn nfer gu perbiten.
Der Dampfer nyontce" fam beute gbenb III
an. Giner per SfiSiere an Spro tbcttt init, %
Der Dampfer 09ielUlute" am 6reitas no1 b
Gfltfen llfer BON NiarYlanO 9elAidt wprpea
INN elnen Sdpner .5u nebmen, Der Otter n,
benz Sitoen 9claoen bate, iepO9 mar perlel
nod niAt aaritdsetebrt. pb9lei9 man letne
radfunft na6 3 Saoen erportete.
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Ste bentfae 8rigaSc.

GS freut uns un0Qmein, raB mir In rem Be
riGten Iber ben %rn9Iudliden Musaono Der
G4ladt Bel 8utl Stun atermals Die psltlfen
geQimenter ribmen bGrsn. Die 8lenfer' lde
8ri9obe mar mdbrenO pe6 @eeAts felblt in Sen
treoiQe ais 9lelerpe ppfirt, unO e0 id tbr paber
Die Qufsobe gu, ben Nuud3u9 gu Dcden. Sic tbat
ties in Der pputommenten Srpuung, uno 3rar
troren rtes, ME ousorifli9 6sriGtet piro, Die
etn3t9en Ne9tmenter, ipelde in 9e-
lAlofensn giei9en mad @al4ington beimfe6rten.
cir retteten babel Die &bpbe SslanO gutterie,
unp 3~erlt6rten pte Byifsn Binter l6, um ben
6etnO an Der gerfclsuns gu bebtnpern.
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erOae ebdtisfeit i'm ariesssM " iniaerium.

HgNW "N'StN tH NAtSO-~NAhtItNA AAt
Wa lbtn9tOn "a. Suit. Ntles lett 81
fr0bliGer aus. Stride 3ruppen tummen fol
tpabreno an uno 3ei9en purd t6r Nufttreten If
gntldlp6enbeit.
Baggage unb Nrmee GOrrGtbe fcnmen for
tpGbreno an urlp naG uno mad lummelt l& 8t
les an, mas man felt Der unglitdliden afat
eom SOnntd9 ItUn perlpren 9e9eben bate.
Maior BtppeI. Gcmnanpeur re5 /. WliG
9anzHegiments nahoem Sol. Oilepr eefane.
9enummen pprper, bat leine Wannlhaften mi
Der IN Srpnung. Der gerluf pe6 9tegtmen
1T 40 Tpote unD 80 Germunpete.
Der Gele9rapb nteloet ale Nu9enbIife mel
Nnerbietnnaen bon Ne9tmentern. SnOiana bi
tet 10, SlilctS II Nesimsntrr 1ofOrt. Gintl
Oieler Ne9imenter linO lGUn auf Dem 2Bege bic
yer, anpere irerOen lUfort db1e6en.
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Mrmee.N

90 abtn9tpn "a. Suit. Sen. Wdn
ftelo bat Den Sefebl %erlalIen, DAP ale GUlDate
Die lett Der lebten Nfaire lth IN g8ulbinaton III
bertriebfn, liA lrfOrt gu ibren Jlrgtmertern
be9eben bdtten. 9ier fcl9t cine Nuf,Gbltn<
Sammelplabe BON 20 oerl6teOenen Neaimqit.
%tprrauf Der Ssfebl tpeiter la9t, pnB SplDater, {
3t 9te0tmentern 9ebGrert, bic niht bier ouaeo
Sen leien, l6 ouf Lafayette @quare an perlap
meln bdtten, lOpie CaB ollie, bic lebs @tunDl
nah Der S~efanntmahung pieIes Sefebls Gb 10
umbertreibet, ffit9enomnsn werpen parpen.
Senator 9atbam bat belte, na6 lanoer 9
m%iibuug, pom &riega=D epartement Die Grlou
niB ermirft, in GaltfOrnien Elm Snfauterie gfo
ment unO 500 Wfann Gapalerie N flannel
gum j3lrede Der 8eldiBuns Der ueberlonp SO
@Ct. CHARLES u. Saiue, pom s. regularen Snfo
terie= 9te9iment, miro am [. Mu9ult BON bier q
9eben, INN pas Commando iber pieIe Iruppen
iibernebmrn.
Die nmfalenofen gorteGuanaen ,ur g{ccro
IMITATION (inD i'm Bsrf. Oas nlte @Sltem te,G
lid Der 9tnltrlung Don Sit,ieren miro aan3
Settle 9eifBt iperoen. ,3u pielem 3rcfe lit bu
etue @erttral Srore ~erlalen morren, ppna6 a
NegtntentS sSff3iere lih elmer NriEuna pUr etr
Nftlitdr @~cnmiIiVn gu %unterperIen baben, IN
eye oa5 &rie9s.O Department inter NtitGalfe
Sber Generals ernennen Iou, unp Dap ale,
TA ais unfdbi9 alsmeiien, ipfOrt entlaIen II
pur6 tidtige Sff3tere ereBt werpen luaen.
Sts nm s ubr beate 2lbenD naren aea
$4,000 Niann au9emelpet worOen, Die i'm 81
Oen lid rulten unO Die t~beilpeiif l6on auf D.
0e0e mad WaIbtn9tpn finn.
Die Grnennung peS Sen. McGleaan ~
Observation-Disclosures Der grCBeu 9lrmee bat I'M
ben SolCaten 9rUBeh @ntbultasmlt5 teropr9u
fen. sic Iino mertb. Don einem @eneral 9sfal
gu perren, Der &enntnilie nit llmIi9t uu0 s
pferfeit oerbinpet.
(6ier fOl9t wieber cine ipeitere Site Der
Wunpeten unp WetGpteten, i~nlofern Der 8ertt
e%rltatter Der Sfreiniaten Yrs1e Die Namm d
Ielben erfabrrn fonnte. Sic linp ldmmtli9 y
nidt Oeutl6en Nestnenterr, bebbalb tbetlen t
fe niAt mit.)
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arn,ee.SefeeI
8oibtnston, %. Suli. Der na6fcl
9enpe NrmeetSefsbl TT auOeeaeben pOrpen !:
Nofbtngtpn, 20. Suit 1861.
81 enera1sSrpe or SIR AZ

~ Y ! y y VI ~. Oull lOOI-
Weneral=Srper SIR. 46.
y 0eneral : NiajUr 9tObert 0atteriun iptrr
am n. .. sc, ebrencpl aus benz Dttnlfe Der
Ser. Staaten e%lltlaien, ba feline Dienlt5eit abses
laufen 1T. 8reoet Mnipr General @aOpalaoer
miro e~beufale, penn CT ptslen 8efebt entpfdn9t,
ebrenpcll entlanen lein, pa ieirte Disnit5ett abse=
laufen lit.
d 0enerat- N1ajor Dir pirb General Sanfa
abI6len unO pirD 1ein Departement fcrtdn paa
Marplano~O Department beiBen nit Dem !6aupt=
quarter Baltimore. Sen major Saufs mtrD
lid, mad Ieiner NblS llngb na1 Str9inien be9e-
ben nnD poS COMMANDO it6erneDmen, trelAes
lett inter Sen. Yatterlpn ltebt.
81 Die nahfpl9enpen Wenernl=S fFstere tper-
Den teim %Qlblaufe ibrer Dtenftseit gu Der, ibren
giamen bier bei9efisten 3eit e~ntlafsn 1ein
Stem gorfer StaatS Mili3 = 0eneral4N iaicr
SanpforD, Is. Nusuf 1861.
gem- Serlep GOlpntdrs - Brigade : General
6beo. 9lunYon, 80, Suli 1861.
Sbtp GOlcnt1rS - 8riaape- Genernl s. .,
Cor, 30. Suit 1861. 8rig.s@m. g. @6teld
80. Suit 1861, gris,=@en. Bates, 81. an,
quit 1861,
Snpiana GclcntdrS -Srieape General s.
u. Murris, II. Suit 1861.
A Sff3tere, WelGe Sreimtliae aus DEM Dienf
au6multern, molten auf ben Stolen Die Gunme
vermerfen, pelGe pte Sruppen ben Staotea l9ul-
oeten, BON benen le eelteut tpprDen lnO.
9luT Sefebl: 6. Ibpma8
@eneral : NpjataRt.
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0na Weueae ans alexandria.

MlernDria, "a Suit. SIN jun0er WfQi
Namens Gpbn 8raplY. Stupirlus Der 8bcplpa
wurpe neblf leinem 8ruper 6. Sraoly inter B
@nflaee perbnftet, Dem Seinoe in Mano0,
Na6ridten su9etraesn sa baben. Delerteu
aus Dem feinOlt6en Eager linO ibre MntlGeer.
6eute Nahmitta9 batien DOuebsrtY unp 6;
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SOl9encss 1T bic elite Der Generate In Ser re-
9ulaffa lnp prO9tlOriiasn armse Der l~pasaaurs
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Sen. Me@lennn.

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Die nuafOlssnbe Orbsr III 70 etta EEtdfr
trcr0en :
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tperpen mub, 5reipiaise in ben Oienf gu nef
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15
Fxtrn session of the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March l4.-Mr. Mason Of
feIed a resolution calling the Secretary of
Wa to inform the Senate whether any por-
ton of the District of Columbia militia or
any officers thereof since the LIST Of January
have been mustered into the service of the
United States, and whether any duty has
been imposed on them by the Department,
and if so, whether they have received any
and what pay and allowances, the nature of
the duties, for what time employed, and
whether the same still continues TO be per-
formed, &c.
Mr.. Sumner Directing, the resolution lies
over. -
Mr.. Douglas moved to take up his resolu-
ton, offered yesterday, calling on the Secre-
tsry of War for information relative to the
Southern forts and other property, and after
brief debate, the motion was disagreed to,
the vote being l6 to "a.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of Mr.. Pessendeu's resolution.
Mr.. Bayard moved, as a substitute, that
Albert B. Brown, JEFF. Davis, Stephen B.
Mallory, G. G. Clay, Robert Toombs aud ]. P.
Benjamin, having announced that, by Seces-
sion of their respective States, they were no
longer members of the Senate, and had
Withdrawn therefrom, the Secretary is di-
rected to omit their names in calling the roll
of the Senate.
Mr.. Bayard denied there had been any
resignation but, by the action of their
States, they were no longer members.
Mr.. Mason suggested the subtitution Of
''omitted" in Fessenden's resolution, instead
of the words stricken from the roll" which
Fessenden accepted.
After debate Mr.. Bayard's substitute wa
rejected IL against 26.
Mr.. Bayard moved to strike out the name
of Brown, of Mississippi, from Fessenden'i
resolution, as he had not given any notice o.
resigning.
A long debate ensued as to whether
Brown had not made such announcement.
The Senate went into Executive session
after which the consideration of the resolu.
ton was resumed.
Mr.. Clark offered a substitute, which
Fessenden accepted, viz:
WHEREAS; The seats occupied by Brown
Davis, Mallory, Clay, Toombs and Benja
min, as members of the Senate have become
vacant, therefore,
"ResOlpedi That the Secretary be directed
to omit their names respectively, from thu
roll"
Mr.. Mason Intellectually proposed to amend
the resolution by making it read, "The gen
tlemen named have ceased to be members.
MIR. Clarks substitute was adopted-2i
against 10.
Adjourned.
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More About the Great Eastern.

The Directors of the Great Ship Company
a compiled a report that was TO be pre-.
sented 10 the shareholders at a public meet
ing to be held at the London Tavern, on the
oath ult. They congratulate the sharehold-
ers that the trial-trip to New York was
made at a loss Of only f3s4 odd. AS ex-
planned in their preyiouS report, it was their
intention TO have dispatched the ship on a
second voyage to Kew York on the 18th of
October last, brt but after Considering the
requirements of the Board of Trade for one
voyage only, and the very imperfect state of
the decks laid down by Mr.. ]. Scott Russell
under his contract, the Directors, with the
advice and concurrence of some of the largest
proprietors, whom they invited to confer
with them on the subject, abandoned that
intention. They then reduced the staff and
all other expenses as much as possible, end
proceeded with the alterations and repairs.
The bearing OF the screw shaft was far the
most serious task.
By very skilful arrangements the neces-
sity Of removing the shaft from the ship vas
overcome, aud Jbe work has made such pro.
gTess as to leave no reasonable doubt of its
satisfactory completion, together with the
feed pumps TO the paddle-bOilers recon-
mended by the Board of Trade, in the eusu-
ing month. The main deck has been sheathed
with one and ,hree- fourth inch boards over a
layer OF tarTed patent felt, thus forming q
double deck. The Directors believe that by
these means the deck (hitherto a constant
source Of injury and ~Rnnoyance) viii be
Mater-tight, and the in~convenieaees thor
oughly removed. The saloon and cargo
decks have been caulked, and many otheI
minor but important works are in progress
The question of future employment for thu
ship has received the most serious considera
tion of the Directors. The want Of public
confidence in the ship has hitherto bafiet
the Directors la their endeaVor5 10 obtain
sufficient passengers and freight TO remune
rate the proprietOrs. They hope that thu
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-15

voyage 70 America has, In q great degree,
removed the impediment.
The passengers unanimously expressed
appreciation Of the ease and comfort they
enjoyed, and the total absence Of ses-sickness,
even to the most sensitive. Her excellence
as q sea-bost has been proved, and, notwith-
standing the inevitable disadvantages OF an
experimental voyage, the Directors can now
place full reliance on her steady speed. They
believe that another successful voyage 70
Americawill establish the desired confidence,
| and that she might then be proftably en-
ployed in any trade where her great capacity
and power can bedeveloped. It is clear that
by a computation of her speed now estab-
lished, she would accomplish q voyage to
India or Australia within forty days, upon a
| ratio Of consumption of coal far below that
of other steamships. The Directors have,
therefore, resolved upon dis~patching the ship
TO America early in April next, and they
hope that the receipts from all sources will
at least equal the expenditure, as experience
has proved that the working expenses of
this Ship may be reduced to the ordinary
charges of merchant steamers, which reduce
ton your Directors are determined to effect.