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Died.

on ihs si.h last. after savers llj1s,s o. -
mo ,ths JOHN WESLEY, only child Of villas
! and Ann l., osIander, sssd year i m'A'A'
and p days
ws.Lzr came awhile on earth to .mi,e,
Then swes'iy passed away,
Lake early Howsrs n sgsnmsr bower,
That blossom IN hay,
Hat, oh, no more his spi.itpa
Can bloom on earth axain-
The little dove has IOWA Above
To sing another strain,
Though over his ,atab In silsn, gloon
W drop hsraiay tear,
WskLsYs blest AMI Is A. relt,
W hils We are moarnsrs here
The funeral will take piscs from the We.
Hltl bspthl Church, this inorning, st II o. :,
fhs friends and acqna,ntsnees of tas !@ias'
respectfully invited TO attend.
On Wedassday. .ssh last " o'clock = II
RICHARD SAMUEL, isftat son Of l0hn -, !,
WnmHn"r c. schwaimeyer, aged year
Rejoice FOR son deceased.
Our loss Is his ie nnite asis
seul Out Of prison raisa-ed,
And freed from his boil y psia'
With songs let us follow bis sisht,
- And mount with his spirit ABOVE
Escaped to the mansions OF itxht,
Ana lodged la The Eden OF tovs' n,
On the 18th inst. Mrs. ANN foLxss'
Her funeral VIA take plaza this sters,ss
u o'clock, from Clay street Methodist ena,I
The friends of the family are tavitsd 70 slss@
At the residence OF L. H. rsrgass0s trsgg
City cauaty, on the oath July MARIA -.
dauAhi q cha r, Tsha, of R.ehGsad' "a.
months and - days.
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WA.Hlx.res iesslP.-A Washinsfoa de
patch 81 uly ls) TO tas Cincinnati Commsrcil
(i5Isck Republican, says:

WA.Hlx.res iesssP.--A Washinston die-
patch q uly 49, 10 ths Cilcinsati Commsrcitl,
QBlsck Republican, says:
The proceedings in the House wsra very in
tersstiug to day. The committee on ,hs ,as.
OF Henry May, OF i fillmore, reported that
there was no evidence against him, and NJ ay
rose 10 a personal explanation. The HOUSE
INDUCED MIN, but he proceeded to attack the
Government. There was deep excitement ,
and he wSs compelled To proceed ny order, by
Il vote Of the House. Ex-Guy. Thomas, o.
Dtarylani, replied most eicqasrtly 70 his at
tack, defending the Government, Thsre WAS
great excitement throughout the debate
which lasted three h0urs. May, Barnett
and NalIandigh ham consulted throughout tbs
debate.
Aacous, OF Pennsylvania, to-day, isrned
the ranSE Of Northern traitors, and tried
very rnbeoOmingly to prevent Gov. Thomas
of Md, from replying 10 May. A bitter feel
ing against him exist. aIn0EE the Penu.ylya-
MIA nle Elbers.
The city Was intensely excited yesterday
ana to-day over the war nsws from Virginia
The widest reports were flying to-day.
The Sspate INDUCED in exciting deba 9
on the war and slavery. jim Lane, Powell
Garlic and Others participated In it. Bright
OF Indiana, wallowsd il dosshfsceism M
usnai Browning, of Illinois, made the be 81
speech OF the debate. The general sertimsn,
OF Northern speeches seemed TO be, il slavery
stood ~ the way of Union, it must fall.
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heiesaie Piundsr.

Gen. Wilson's proposition in the United
State Senate to confscate all private property
in tae South is worthy in lis spirit tbs brute
and barbarian by whom it is made, and 10 its
cunning, of a regular Cape Cod Yankee; for il
is designed to fool his eountrJinan with the
idea that the South can be made to pay the
piper. None but a robbrr aud brigand would
suggest such a proceeding, and none but Ia
tion Of fools, which tho Yankees, whom in their
sober senses, are not. could be made to believe
il practicable.
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LOCAL HATruRa

Fatse SvmPnthy.-Anong Ia. ALL.
GERS captured ast Sunday, 10 . su,,.''nr 4
name Of Connolly, son Of c. n. Con,ssToa b
now in Towards factory. Tn. f,,hy IL
psrson 10 tho factor in Nav ya.tf q :,
whom most Of the tobacco ,,,rnr hr1s
Richmond have disposed Of their n ','S'''
the se-caiied commercial me,ronoJ ;.a''s
has grown rich and wa1ed IA, on y, 4
custom. 1t is repaid by sending !, fsa
help cut our throats. A rentle,,. Us a.
city told US yesterday that CharIs, "" IL
nelly owed the tobacco merchant, No. d" "a
$250,0e0. 10" tee
We msntios these facts becsu,a
= good deal Of sympathy has IA. usaf 20
tor the person named, simply bscan..A P''s's;
Their was head Of . Virginia bon,.'' a" /
York. Let such misguided per.ons 10 M
what would have been THAR e"eia'~
young Connolly and his co,emoor.r' y
succeeded in eating TO tbi. city otho.,i Nrae
as they did. We have heard il So. 80 ID
than once. that amongst the .g.c,. 'a NJ
from the Liueclnites SUNDAY Voc ~P'gs
so'ooo pairs OF handcufs- What ,srs ~
for unless to infict on US, in ~. 10
success, the last mark Of degr,d,,;'.
Civilized warfare does not tolerate ,Ss b
any such weapons. They sre gensr,n"
served for fslons. "Think of that " ;
Brook" There are II Aboli,ion d.. ha'e
prison here, aud If she Confederate sn, y.oi
see lit to release one or more OF tn 4of''a
tend their own people now here. nobo5n % 4
object, least Of all, our surgeons vbo %a'
their hands the care Of the wounded - :. =
sides. VI BOZ
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Dne 81 Eh.ui.

CnbS. NJ. COEHELLr " Co. Tobacco Con-
rai.tiaa Merchants, oi Nes York, la. e ioade
IA large and independent fortune out Of the
kishmonG tobacco trade. As suitable ties
i;uonal oF gratitude, orc Of coEaGlLY's sona
cAme with the invading army ard Is now a
prisoner il a Richmond tobacco factory. ar.
CossrLLf, sr., las given us a pledge Of good
behavior, which, with others If the same
character, we saould not p,rlnit to escape
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i. +. her.

Ii is stated on reliable information that 7
volunteered to hght against Virginia, which
led the way in defending tho rights Of for
eighers against the Know Nothiugs of tn
North, was killed ia the battle Of the u ST.
We rejoice to hear it. lie deserves his fate
such it requtai BY foreigners Of Vrginia's lie
roic iltegposition il their behalf, as all inva
sion Vi her soil, d lnands TO other doom.
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1t w est Point, Miss, ut n small itseting,
thirty Ave taoa sabd dollars la cottcn was
contributed 10 ihs Confederate States One
man, through hard labor, raised four hsles Of
which he gave three for the cause.
Henry RiSlsy has been arrested in viii
ming ton, N. O., and committed for trai on
a charge OF uttsrins expressions indica I've OF
sympa Thy with the enemy.
Lieut.. s. K. Adans, OF the Mobile fiAes.
WAS murdered in Norfolk On Tuesday LIST ~
a rufiian named Oiainofns Haghes. Hughes
has beon arrested.
In Norfolk, on wednesday, 600 has OF h.o
coffee, cargo Of British BARK Glory, sol" a.
anction At lesa2af cents.
y..r M,,rse. formerly one OF tho
Mr. yonn y = ,sa Hssayllie Pafnot, died IN
hemphla On the 9Th uisl'
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Rev. DR.. poRrER, Of Charleston, and Rev
DR.. JKxSisGs, Of Alabama, Chaplains of the
Confederate Army, will be greatly obliged il
citizens If Richmond having sick soldiers at
their houses, will enclose their names, conpa-
1es, Re, IN q letter 10 q. y. BALDWIN, Esq,
Of the Richmond Di.potch, that tho Chaplains
md Vi Ii them
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No, So.--TEe report alluded to in .gus
the papers Of the death Of james Massenbur
Jr-, Orderly Sergeant of the Thomas Artllgr
is coDtadictsd by authority Of that gentea,
himselE lie was 10 Richmond yesterday
He was wounded In the neck last Sunday by
piece of she'll, but is ne good as half 4, &c
dead men yet. Two Of the Thomas ArtlIs;
were killed in tbs battle Of Stone Bridge
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. Rithmuno pispatrh.
From MANASSAS.

There were many rumorS in circulation yes
tarday, relative to Gen. BEAvrrG,Rp's opera
tons, the burning &C Alexandria, &C. which
had no foundation in fact. That important
movements are going on in that direction, is
probable and we advise every one to place no
confidence in flying rumors, but patiently
await the issue. The Central train lat even
ing brought no news Of Importance.
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The Prisoners.

II is Of course certain that every man Of the
prisoners, now here, especially the officers, viii
be hsld as guarantees Of tho proper treatment
Of our own men in LIscoLg's hands. Syes-
patty with wrelches who came here with the
asowed purpose Of rape and plumber, would DO
false to humanit them and hsartlessness to
our own people. @ +
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w. have heard with profound ,t,.
that respectable ladies', whose husbands h..
gone to the war, and are compelled to srpp-
themselves and their little children by "a,
noodle, are unable TO get work, on account. j
We are IL formed, of its being given out, in .cr,
eases, to parsons IN the country, who A.,
abundantly able TO support themselys. n A
other sources. If this is so, it is a pract
grievance OF no ordinary character, wac
ought at once to be remodicd
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Dischcr9ed.-Two or three darkeys vera =,
raigned before Alderman Sanxay for rpnp,
around loose with out proper authority
fred Seers, one of The party attached 70 :,
4sh Regiment N. {. Volunteers, wa. cris,.
to be detained till cailsd for.--The sama i9,'
Ia.nt was rendered in the case Of Dick 4.
attached to the 9th Regiment from the ,,,'
State-Wm. Mitchell aud retsr Clarke, g.
SAINTS Of volunteer companies, were also loc..
up till called for.
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"ReJaHded. "A man uamed Edward II
wards, was carried before Alderman SanI.,
st the City Hall yesterday, for stealipga ~
gold piece from Mathew Bryant When tn,
case came to hs looked into, ii appeared tia
he had restored the money. The word re
faaded' was marked opposite his name, All
he was Let OIL
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Par3cned. 2 artheuis Graves alias Cox.
free woman, lately sent to the Penientla
for one year by the Petersburg Hastings CoG
for grand larceny, wss pardoned by the &C.
ernor on Wednesday The Court strongly
commended her to mercy.
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70 }, Sent A.sGy.-The case OF Henry Myers
charged with Wandering Richard Washlng!Cu
in Primes George county, Virginia, eighte-l
months since, was determined, so far a. .hi
city is concerned, yesterday, by Aldsni
Sanxsy ordering this prisoner TO bs sen! ?
Prince HeorKs county, where the offence VI
committed and where the wLtnesses all rssIlL
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IL TstsH.--0ne hundred Irish volunte-,
from south Carolina, commanded by Elsar
NcCrsdy, arrived here yesterday Also tn
Irsy Guards, commanded by J. K. lvey. uils
u four mon, from Georgia, Both compaLi.
are composed Of the right sort of men,
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naasas Junction, raised this gallant Genera
from the rank Of Il Brigaslier IT, the rank Of q
fall General, in t'hen of his sdmration Of Tia.
achievement Of sunday, the 2lst A well de-
ssrved honor.
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The EneA,y and His Wounded.

The enemy, with characteristic brutality,
has left the care Of bis wounded and dying
exclusively to the Southern army. The la
dian and the savage invariably manifest 2
humans sympathy for their disabled comrsda'
it is left to the Yankee, who brutalizes ever
helpless women, to betray and abandon his
own wounded on ihs field.
One single man OF all the North has sant
back agents to look after a disabled relative.
and that is NO less person than the Northern
Secretary of War, SIMON CAMERON. Bat in
stead Of doing this thing in N honorable
manner, under . flag Of trscs, he has though
proper to have it done by stealth and article
Two well-known characters about Washing
ington city were his chosen instruments for
searching cut his brother by stealth: Tea
nesseeSn, by the EaEc Of AEsoLs HARHIs-it
should have been HARRIS AssoLp-sna =
leach of the Treasury under BucnAxAx, BY
the name of MAGRAv. Those men were cap
tured on the field as spies, while engaged in
their stealthy work. They cannot be regarded
40 any other than spies, and shoali he held as
such ny the proper oniCcIS. w MAJ IlSHS nave
such characters as these, charged with a
commission from the chief war officer Of the
enemy, to enter cur country, in disguise as to
their gsrb and their purpose, sndssvoring to
accomplish By stealth the mission consigned
to them by such Il chief! They are clearly
spies of the most disreputable sort, and should
be dealt v n accordingly.
IHs WASHINGTON AkTILLgaY.-W had the
pleasure OF al interview, yesterday, with
Corporal 4. q. PAYSR, OF the w ashlnston IN.
y. Artillery Battalion, which psrfor such
M ia POI tant part III the battle at Stone
Bridge. 1t Wac this gentleman who Was
Wouildod IN the action, anu mol private John
Payne, a.. retotote reported. IEe Wound
Is, fortunately, uUt SERIOUS though, under
The circumstances, lac had "a marrow escape.-
4 fragment OF shell struck him Oh tie head
and knocked him sanseiess, while he was
bravery at work at his gun. The casualties
to the Nattalion in the two engagements aro
as follows In tho battle of Bulls k,in-Pri-
vate George w Muse, killed Captain Eshis-
man, ana PTivates Baker, Tarl-ton, Tally
and XsDai, wounded. In the battle at StoAs
lirluSe--serseant Joshua Reynolds, killed );
Corporal Payne ana Private CruCen.r,
wounded. 1t is gratifying to know that ali
Tile W ounGed are Iec0ie.Ilg
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McrExEErs az fosr MosRoE Prom tn.
movements OF VESSELS going Ga at Fort Monroe
Wednetd,y, it is thought that the enemy
were carrying away troop probably to
Washirgto ton. A brisk firing near NeWport
News was also heard, which some reueivs ~
a token Of an engagement between portions
OF Masruder's and Buffers forces. Norfolk
4rGfLS.
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Ken. Scion Eorlxnd was elected comm ander
of the Arkansas battalion of cavalry. on the
10th inst. TIE com mand laoyed Tor Poeahon-
tas on the next day. sNs.s
Hon. d. Nj. BsrriIger has been appointed
IN aid Vi Governor Clark, Of North Carolina.
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Re rag Richmond EBasarer, Of JaIy I'D pa
fishes the f1llowiu ing notlcs: ,.,
We think IL pro per to call the attention 81 ~
militars msn 10 ihs very rms aksorIntnt Oh NJ
RISE aud MIItTAKY hFT- 3L,ssEs OF fkA'hrr
Co., Scientific aus frSctiesi opitelahs
Per;seopic spscts c!Ns, ard tue sAiii WIN ~
Ih.y scit tn 10 to Il pa tfcuisr esss, are 100
known 10 nssd our accommodations. Vles'
Ia Main street - s..
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RETuhSnD.-First Lieu tenant Stathan of
taken prisoner At the Rich RIr.n,.;,' En-,
rsachs.i Lyncbburs Wednesday evening, As
also detsc hment of his company who were
taken prisoners with him. Lieut Charles j.
k,ins, OF the sanls company, reshed hers
Monday evening -Lyrchturg RspuAticas.
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dose Se.srits David Critchter. ehars-
with trsspassiuE on the premises OF Jn. Dc
Oounell, gave $500 security yesterday beior
Alderman 5anxsy. Peter q. Mason, chaTa
with Masking an assault on Frederick DE Hiri
gave ilo0 security. Both parties were then Il
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Coysderats Bonds.-Mr. Memminvsr
Yesterday to the Bankers Convention, n...
Treasury Department had, for the first ,;r'. ~
that day received proof impression, .. -
Confederate State Bonds, which would ,oa.~ -
issued in sums of s., SIC, $40 and Sio y
these bonds will be received ~ bank no.. il
all tho Southern banks, they will form :.
convenient currency, and wo are glad 70 ~,
the measure ha. been adopted, and h,,,
doubt the people will readily all in their
cuiation.
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GosE TO MssAssAs.-Rsv. " lillian II. Pl3tt,
Of tho EpiseorsI, aud Rev. A. MILLER, OF
the Presby tartan Church, left this city
"Wednesday morning for Manassas. Several
more physicians from this city have also
gone Pef.rSIurg E1prsss.
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a GoURiES SsEr TO PAkis.--It is stated that
the tlencE Consul iC IhIs city, monsieur
Paul, has dispatched q Courier 10 bis Govern
ment, conveying All account OF The two battles
recently fought near II alassas.
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RIcHMoNp TYPE FoeEbRI The Baton
Rouge Comet says the proprietors Of that
paper lately sent IN order 10 Richmond, Va,
for type and printing materials, which was
hlled AZ we'll and AS sStisfae torily ns 1t would
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TLs Sick and IVotndti.--A let OF all il'
sick and wounded arriving from ManA's1
aud other places, can bc se+n At the Pos
Once, or at the insurance office OF the SAH
OF Virginia. aud at Spot!s il Harveys, nos
-
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Hib.0s C"rpmS A man named pt''
charged with rum leg OF two slaves or!1fs
ing To n Mrs. Mills, Of Louisa county a.,
selling them, is TO h. brought before one u
tho city Judges t.. day on hab'os corpus.
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L,ft The LIST Regiment Georgia Rfsnls'
Col williams. left The city via West BrI
street, s,erday morning In the eyelHi
SIX com anies of the An Regiment Morn
Carolina State Troops left via Lat BEOdI
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Dischargsi john W. Iimn@rman 20
Thomas shannon, arres tad by the police Il l'f
davs since as suspicious characters, were *
am nsd ny Alderman Sanxay yesterday '-'
acquitted.
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PkATERs rCK The REBgLs A minister in 8
prayer meeting in Boston ons nigh tia.t week
pray eel that the Lord would "send y shower
Of brimstens and fire upon the heads Of Ii.
Son hsrn rebels" Whereupon sieeer shout
ed, "tilory Glory GLORY !"
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4 uuAabsr of our men, VINO were taseh p'
oners under Col P-gram, At Rich douH@4H'
and pTrclsd, arrived In this city, ny the 'sl'
trail cars from Stanton, on yesterday even
ing.
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Stealing Uniform .-Heurv Thompson
tres negro, was convicted before AdeTmi'
SrnYay yesterday Of stealing uniform Goa
and ptnts) from w. s. Poindext-r, and Va
ordered ter iashes ard set 10 WORK on The ctt
ia
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This person IL not in kicbmonI d prisoner;
was not captured 81 Manassas; aud was lot
Engaged ia hat b4H!e.
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SATURDAY, July u.
In the Senate, Nj. Hale submitted tns fol
70 wing resolution, when was referred TO the
Committee Gu Naval Affairs
ResokUsd, That the Committee on Naval
Affairs De instructed to inquire into the cir
csmstaIces attending the Surrender OF ths
Navy lard at Pensacola, and the des true ton
OF the property Of the United Statss at the
Navy Yard 1T Norfolk and the abandonme t
OF thu same by the force OF the United 5 tates;
and To tnq uirs especially il there WAS any DIS
1ahlt Ia sisher case on the part OF any CrnCsr
OF the United States and that aald commit
tss bs en- owersd to send for persons and pa
pers ana that they be authorized TO Sill dur
Ing the recess of CongresS /; and, further, that
they be allowed TO degoivs all or portion OF
these inq uirisS en- a auo-cOmmittse OF thsir
own gletnDsIs il they shall Geem 1t s1Peuent.
Mr. Johnson, OF Tennessee, IN troduced = BILL
making an appropriation to pay tbs expenses
OF tianspOr ting ana delivering arms aid mi
aitUus vi war TO the loyal citizens OF the States
now ia rebellion against the Government oil
the United States, ana 10 provide for the
psnse OF organizing them INTO com panies,
bsttalions, and regiments or otherwise, Ion
their own proteclion against domestic Vlo-
lencs, insurrsctiUn, INVASION, or reballion
" hlca was read, referred 10 the Committee
On Military Afair@, and ordered To De print ted.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF
the Senate joint resolution to approve anu
confirm certain acts OF the President OF ths
United States for supprestEls lns uTiec tion
ana rebtllion.
Mr.. Latham, Of Cslifornis, made d ION.
speech, heartily endorsing Lincoln's acts
:, Ohm sou, of Tennessee, was TO nave addres'sd
the Senate Oh Monday On the same sioe, buL
t1e BATH, OF Stone Bridge having mean " hiie
occurred. the programme WAS perhaps
changed.
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A DIsGOUAAE % ne ass %,
eoufHY 8. WILKINSON, wess,,i.,
last, Will be delivered b. tha rev A. WA
=. :, ne s!oad Street Methodist charsn. al
= la", At - e'elosk. The rsiaut
''son ~ ~ Tie Laiatly are Invited to as'ss"'
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Z. -
Ro5N and nsA'y ,sn,a
a.. ,cHEn ROOM. suitable for I've 81 ~ "A tas
s"s es obtained by apply Tag tnliasdts.ts
~ tt--NA
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san aGiCato. Iexss, mas agap.zed Il full
regimen f3r his field and u ba lion iog home
defence.
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Nsrthsrn Csngrsss.


In the Washington House OF Representa-
hvss, on Friday, July 10, the following pro
cess'inss transpirsd
Ar kellogg, OF Illinois, moved hat when
the House @iionrn ~ 10 TIL Monday.
Voices do you want to 20 TO MANASSAS
Let's 60.
Mr. Washburne, of Illinois, before voting,
wished 20 know whether the Committee OF
Ways and Msars had any business. to report 7
Mr.. Cox, OF Ohio. oblsc ted to the question
being asked, the object being, he said, 10 % to
Mana ssas to get in the way Of our soldiers. -
[L~ughtsr
The House refused to adjourn over to Mon
dav by a vote Of ~ aEainstss.
MIR Crittenden, of Kentucky, asked leave
to submit resolu tons declaring that the pres-
snt civil war has been forced on IA by dis
unioniste in the Southern States now In re
bslion against the Government. That In tbs
national emergency Congress, oanishink ALI
feelings of passion md rssen tment, will recoi-
lsct only their duty to their country. Thst
the war 10 not waged for conquest or SahIugA
ton, or interfering with the riknts or estap
liAesd ms lions OF those States, but l"
N lain tain and defend the supremacy OF Inc
Coastitu ton, with the ca uality OF rights an
der it, unim paired. That as soon as THESE OBJ
lects shall be acconpliah he'd, the war ought TO
cease.
Mr.. stevsnr, of Pennsylvania, objected to the
introduct ton OF the resolu tons.
Mr. Upton, of Virginia, asked leave, nut
Mr. Burnett, OF Kentucky, object sd, to INTRO
ducsa joint resolution ApproPriatEs Sij.WV
to indemnify loyal citizens OF Fairfax county
for property destroyed by the troops.
After some in tereetibg business
Mr.. Vallandish ham gave notice OF his in
tention TO introduce the following bills
A bill TO regulate and enforce the writ OF
habsds corprs, and for the better securin. Inc
liberty OF Inc cItlzen.
Also, a bill TO enforce the RICH of the people
to DO secure in their persons, houses, papers,
and effects against UNREASONABLE searches dAa
seizures.
Also, bill to secure to The people the right
to keep and TO bear arms for their defence
Also, bin to prescribe the manner OF quar-
tsIiuS soldiers ia pryate houses III time OF
war.
Also. a bin to secure the freedom OF speech
and OF the press
The House adjourned until Monday.