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IsgRRrsyIsq IRON MrxIco-We have advices from
ss ctr Of Nesco IL February H. The conf'cslion of
church oros.v was coliins d. 81 she iyepfytxo nun
neries ia the capital br had suppressed on The
la.h. aad tho next day clergy s"r8ai[atGn sooe
pace, which, however, the military put down w.ngas
blOodshsd The FORCES Of Ycae spa Eol0ass nave 0f'o
routed and Dispersed, Ntt ~
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INC Fs,e or Form.r RcpuaIlcs.

Ia the iaiucy Of shat grea. Rcprblic of antiquity
which aversSd three continents With its victorious arms,
aud which conquered all that worth conquest 10 Er-
threatened its existence as they now threat ming
What reader of hssry has forgotten the numer-
Gus e1igencies in which the Roman people were CON-
PEELED, by threatened disruption to invest Dictator
with absolute power for time, with the injunction Ito
that the Republic took detrimeDt" Who has for
gotten the civil between the Parcans and the Pie
bians d,ugiug the streets Of the Eternal City" with
blood Nor did these difficulties entirely disappear I'M
I'll the wonderful vitality of the Republic and the love OF
liberty disappeared under the despOsm of the Cears
Ia America the Vigor Of the body polite has produced
eruptons, about to destroy the young and expanding
Empire. IL standing maxim of the statesmen aud
people Of Rome "never despair Of the Republic, no
matter if civil dcsoating their resides Shall
the great Christian Republic Of the 18th century, OF
which Rome the drcIsyp man festl less courage and
less resolution in the presence of similar dlngerss Is
modern history less instructive? That great nation,
which has girded the earth with her colonies, from whom
bolst decent has often been rent by intestine
commoGons and desolstei by civil For the last
eighty years, perpetual desoaoGs have made France
field Of blood and land of skulls and vet she is to day
the head Of the contnertl powers of Europe pros
porous and progressive Shall fold hands in fear
and despair because that which has occurred ia all vgo
natOualities, has happened to us Mo- no! Let
grid up the loins Of minds. God docs not call
70 he spin. Of fear, but Of power and sound mind"
Let Us lever despair Of the Republic"
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S,natOr Douglas Opinion Ss 90 Wen and Meas
ures AnscIlng The Union.

Senator Douglas in the debate of the 2lst inst the
bill to cut Of the postal service from the seeding States
which he favored in reply TO Sen2iOr DoOltIle, of Wis
cousin who had announced himself opposed to any
compromise with the South said;
The Senator bas sde great professions Of devotion
70 this Union but be is violently hostile any mode that
will restore pesce ard re-unite the States Of the Union
Sir must say in al ,eukness, that regard no man as
friendly 10 ihi, Union who is unwilling upon such
a system Of pac.dcsiiou and compromise will preserve
IT, IN uy oBiuiCn there Is dsberGs plot 10 break up
his Union ads- pse5ass If preserving a. IN B,y opi.
i1i there are uatg Gs iacHiss tbs R1Or and or
he For Of tie other branch Of Congress Jrols ne North
as from ne South men r6O hare reasoned asslrss ~
@, the belief that - Is and better 10 drive the sec
ons ia.o sal'js4p to force ds'no", and 10 get up
mar 70 hare Jo9dsAtd OIL 70 render o'io iapossi-
BE- and tisn make treaty Of peace hope am mis.a-
ken ~ ths have too much respect for the intelligence
OF the Senators believe for moment that they hone
70 preserve this Union by military force. They know
Ia; the use Of military force, producing collision aud
uloodShed must Ftsll; in a civil war between fifteen
States on one sitl and the remainder Of the at,s Of
The Union on the ether. How can you avoid that re-
sul You must % one Of two things Either settle the
ld.culty am;oab'y, OF by the sword An amiCabe SET
tieucn Is yerpeuition Of the Union. The Csc Of the
sword is var dsuaoa and separation, aud forever
Truer words were never spoken by statesman. The
whole question fast resolving i;sefiutO OF compge
mise o. ils sse7i. The amicable settlement
Is perpesCaton o. tie Uueu, tbs ather-he swords
separation now and forever Nor can there be any doubt
that in the North there persons who, under peterse
OF saving the Union doing all they to bresk
Up TIE Ch1ses, G.ilng-, Summers, aud the Ike may
se y.ssed in that category. Til are sowing the wind
let them beware o. :e vhrlviud Of public indignation.
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THE WAY IL Which TIE INAUGURAL IS RE-
GARnED.

WARRINGTON March b-The border slave state men
generally condpmn the inaugural. There is. how
ever, difference of opinion among them-some saying
that it is capable of two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES peace
and that it remains be what policy President Lin
coin will pursue The Republicans endorse the address,
nearly all enthusiastically regard 1t favoraby
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DIED,

Yesterday, At 81 o'clock, p NJ NALcOM CURRIR aged Gil
years.
The deceased native Of oani but for the last IL years
re ID mt Of Virginia
His friends gsiher with those Of his brother John Ce sr
uyd 10 attend the services at the Tnd
Church. a. IL oeoc< NJ, this day.
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH.

MONTGOMERY March, 3.-Tbe Congress of the Confed-
States in session here comprises The abes and
most conservative Of the Cotton States. IL ia sell
dom that men of such character and cahre ere found
at the head Of revolution.
The prevailing sentiment is earnest desire for peace
with the UCited States and Tor amicabe adjustment
of all questions relating Orfcations custom house,,
minis and all other national property, principles
justice and with entire regard to the obligations of ma
lional good faith
At the same time there is fixed and immovable de-
termination maintain the permancncy of the CoGfede-
ration ct all hazards at whatever cost and whou. ick
jog any extremity TO which circumstances may render
il necessary to go for that purpose
The propositions of the Washington Peace Congress
will not be taken into consideration here and in no
event will the rule Of Lincoln be submitted to-
The permanent Constitution of the Coniederacy is now
being elaborated in order to be submitted to the Cong
and TO the States. enabled, in advance, to state
Of its important features Ii will provide that
in South Kansas and Utah slavery shall be established
ond the power OF Congress OF the Northern States
to abolish it, or in any way interfere with the rights
it confers.
The idea which has prevailed extent in South
Carolina that OILY slave States be admitted into the
Conederacy repudiated by controlling men, and by
jority CT the Congress The Constitution will provde
for the admission of free States of course with suitable
guarantees.
Full powers will be given TO the Congress to levy do
ties on imports and exports The tariff recently enacted
impose an expert duty OF enc per cent 0d cooa tobac
co and rice. The duties imports will be fixed at
ten per cent and these rates will be made to take fleet
on Januaey l, 1862
Meats, breadstus tea, coffee and jewelry will be ad
mtted free.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

TINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TIE III JHnOND FIRE As-
Il ISOLATION have declared dividend OF 10 per cent or
q haze, out OF tie profits Of the buness for the months
ending LIST Inst payable to the socshoders al
In TAFT hobart T. BROOKE,
mhi-lW Secretary.
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Mr.. LINC0LNS ADDRESS AT TIE SOUTH.
MONTGOMERY, March 4-Lincolns inaugural is con.
siderrd here declaration of Miss Grand rails ID
Tag on the Capitol to-day, with three stripes red-whe
aud red-wih Union blue field and seven slars
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HORRIBLE CASE oy MURDER AND SUIclDE.-A horrible
murder committed in WiamspOrt, Pa on the night
oil the llth u The particulars OF the Affair fol-
lows
Barney Hindey formerly of Philadelphia. murdered
bis wife and concealed her body. Her disappearance
nay excited suspicion and he arrested and commit
tel to jail While his cell he succeeded in getting
from another prisoner, aud partially cut his throat
nearly severing the windppe. His situation was almost
Immediately discovered; and ply stefan called and
the wound dressed. When he became able 10 speak he
stated that he had killed and buried his wife that he
had killed her Monday night put her into bar
rel in the house, dug hole Tuesday and buried her
Tuesday night. He oere to tell the physician where
he had buried the body Of bis wif on condition that he
would disclose it until after his he prisoners death
surprising that his suicide effected.
About the time that these confessions were made to
the physician the body Of the deceased was found buried
almost 10 state Of nudity in wo0dshed, about three
fret under ground having been covered with bloody
pillow and blanket. The shed in which she was buried
about eight square, and the place where he cut
wood previous to oe murder and during the time she
was buried On Tuesday morning Hmdley died 10 his
cell from hs elects Of the woundin bis throat inflicted
by himself Nsf = - ="
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES, March 6, 1861.
NJ IL I l. Il l. L 4


The House was called order at eleven o'clock by the
SPEAVIR.
Prayer by the Iev. Nr. Willis, Of the Baptist Church.
BILLS REPORTED.
For the relief OF Washington L. Herol1 of Pocahon-
tls cousty for The relief Of v S Morgan, late sheriff
Of SMITH county, 10 amend aud re-enac the lst ID 3D.
h 9TH and 9th sections OF chapter % OF the Code aud
10 increase and rearrange the divisions and brgades Of
the Commonwealth; amending set passed March 9Th
SJS enutl-d an act amend the second section OF
&C; passed March I'd, 1885, 10 organize the militia and
provide for the defence of he Commonwealth; for the
saie Of a LOT near Chatham Ill., in Smyth county, and
purchase OF another cad erection OF school house
ihereon to amend the alst section OF chapter l9S Of
the Code concerning the SALE by the High Constable
Of the city Of Rybmoud slaves and other property
levied upon, dsiraued ordered to be sold under
tarhmnnts
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PREMIUM arr.

w. TERs Is conceded 10 be the d,lelors whole
and eecua tonic In the World used by almost every
lily In Wac MA solely for this elm be
found In the Of Southern Family
OF the stomach aud bowels They fall n make
Of DYSPEPSIA Nervous Headache &C. with pain
stomach bowels they give immedie relief dodred
yers; aad In weak aud debiated they will give vital
TO the whole system They only need trial 10 give them
precedence all other Btter The btes be hAi q
Aes's CRAY, PURCELL LAID CO, AMI by all prominent
Druggists In the city Of Richmond and elsewhere In Virginia
North Carolina Also, by G. SCOTT co. Washington City D.
O.: CANDY GtLPIN co Baltimore b. A. PAN ESroCK co
Philadelphia, and BARNES PARK NewY TX
Orders filed by addressing y BAKER, Proprietor
Reb. 6-dtc Kehmond. Va.
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B5 sIE-Ihsye forso months used In my family Fem.
pl= justly celebrated Baking Pc ders aad plsls
In endng them 70 al families the very article
Ihaye ever tried making light sweet spongy There
for bad bread when Srmple's Powders used
Respectfully, J. R'cHAR' LswuIEs.
Petersburg, Va, July S0th, 1850. is2 u
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the PACE CONGRESS-.

The SrAEEa lAid before tee House q communication
from Messrs John Tyler. G. W. Summers W. g. Rives,
and James 4. Seddon, Virginia COmmis4iouers TO the
Peace Conference addressed by them to the Governor
cmpaniel by copy Of the plan adopted by said Con-
ference, commonly known the Franklin Substitute -
TIE documents btog read, they were, motion, laid
en- tue table end ordered TO be printed.
ApIUugSgysT % guE LEGtsLATvEF.
message was received from the Senate, through Mr..
psxrNsoN stating that that BODY had adopted resou-
ton that when the Legislature adj urn tie goth inst
viii be- With the consent Of the House, TO meet sgsn
ON the first Monday 10 December next
ADVERSE REPORT.
To the pet;;ion Of Robert Mcconnell AID others.
BILLS PASSED.
Establishing the couuty Of Band out Of parts of Giles
Wythe and TGzewell
yREE NEGROES.
On moioa Of Mr.. BASK ERf LILLE, a bill for the vol
untary enslavemen of the free negroes Of She Common
wealth was tiken up and after being yatiouay amended
"a ordered TO its eugrO7sment
On motion Of Mr. WALKER, the House adjourned.
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VIRGINIA sTATE CONVENTION.
THE PEACE CONTERENCE.


The Convention met at II O'Clock, ~
Prayer by Rev. DR.. NJ. d. Hoge, OF the Presybterian
IN ,rrh
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49, CHEAP INsURANCE.-Her iug.

~ PstenI Pre Proof Safes insure much
than Insurance Policies and lat many Business
afford 10 be without then We have good
KNOWLES 4 WALPORD, Agents,
i.3I IN h,r.e
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Respectfully

JAMS A. Seldom.
On motion of Mr.. PAXTON, the report and accOmpa-
nyag documents were laid the table and ordered TO
be printed
BILL PASSED.
The following Senate blu was taken up and passed
Refuading 10 Abner Anthony, Sr, taxes erroaecusly
paid into the treasury.
On motion Of Mr.. DOUGLAS, the Senate djourned.
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~ LICK Richmond, Va manufactures "sempls. Tafal
Ibe Rakins Powder" lis Is the only factory Had h,
SOUTH ande prepared to furnish the entire trade
able Northern manufacturers semples Powder VIZ
gnia preparation approved by all who used iR4mOnd Wig
For sale By Drugzsts and Grocer generally. NJ
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striking than that between red In
nature, and TO which ibis famous dye has been sp
York. Gold every where and applied BY all Hair Dre,ser
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NATURAL MAG1Ci

Suppose Suppose have sandy, white grrry
flaming yellow hGr. suppose prefer light ei
dark brown black. Well apply % you ve
CRISTADOR0'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
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this all-suggestive and alpregnant event Il being
diflused all over the globe, it begins to be ieit
here that Me United States, with their nftelli-
geuce, enterprise, and enlightened views OF free
dom aud humanity, will command the respect OF
al the nations Of Christi ndom, while the claims
of the South upon the regard Of the world ore
not of moral or intellectual, bat purely Of a
fertile nature; and although the gentl,maDly Club
men of Charleston still proclaim in loud voices
that " cotton is king" his majesty himself seems
slightly nervous aud keeps OmlnOusly silent, while
other representatives Of sOvereigns as. for IL
stance, the leeons of freemen of the Free States,
speak in words of thunder, and speak of Human
ity, Liberty, Self Dependence, honorable Labor,
and of other such trihlDg things, which according
to the opinion of the benghted nations Of Chris
tendon constitute the essence Of practical Chris
tiaDity.
The transactions in cotton remain active; the
sales yesterday amount to about 2, 500 bales, ana
to-day they reach about the same figure.
This activity in the cotton movements makes
collision at the present moment very uDdeslra'
bic for the planters and merchants OF the South
The wharves Of Charleston are crowded with
cotton, which comes now in daily increasing
quantities from the plantations, and is taken OIL
to England as rapidly as the shipping is ready to
take freight. In ease of o collision at the pres
ent moment, the guns Of Fort Sumter might do
serious damage to that shipping, most of which is
under the English flag, and at the same time
produce terrible cobfagration by the burning
of the cotton. Hence there are many reasons for
the traitors to congratulate themselves upon
any delay, which can be caused without loss.
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FROM MARYLAND.
THE TRADE OF BALTIMORE.

MIR. HoDGEs's LETTER-CASDiDATEs FOR THE
FEDERAL OFFICES IN BALTIMORE.
From Our Own Correspondent
BALTIMORE, March 8, 1861.
Mr.. James Hodges Of this city, one Of our
most entsrpr,ipg merchants l am sorry 70 see,
is out in lstter in this mornings Sun, in favor
of Secession, if Virginia should go out As there
is little danger Of the Old Domuion's committing
40 foolish On act, Mr.. Hodges letter 10 OF little
consequence, but its statements respecting the
trade of Baltimore with the other Slave States
deserve correction.
Instead Of their sendiug ten buyers to Balti.
more whero tho Free StateI send only one, al
most the converse 10 true. Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Indiana buy nearly two-thirds Of all the gen.
eral merchandise sold in THE city, while the
other third is taken by Virginia, North Carolina,
Kentucky and Tennessee. Georgia and South
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FORT sUMTER-CoTTON.
rssu Our Special Correspondent


CHARLESTON, March 7--evsning.
All sort Of rumors are again agitatpg the
town ia regard to Fort Sumter. The ghost OF
reinforce ments again haunts the place, but many
Are disposed to think that the President Of the
North will be- very careful not to give to the
belhgerent spirit here any undue provOcatiOn, aid
that, under no circumstance, reenforeenents Of
men Will be sent, unless Anderson positively asks
for them, although it is supposed that reenlorce-
ments Of provisions Will, somehow Or other,
reach the fort. Not few point even to the
possibility Of general evacuation of all the gar
risons, both on the South Carolina aud Federal
side; and depend upon il, although the cry Of the
red-bot SecessiOniste will continue for some time
30 be for war, the actual deslro Of the people
here is for peace, and for q peaceful separation
from the North. Still although pride dves not
o. yet permit the Sscessiorist Government to
retrace its steps, the prospects OF this part OF the
work are fearfuly gloomy, II, rs accord
Ing to al present indications. there should
not b. any chance Of the majority
OF the Border States joining the South
srn Copfederacy. Stripped of all grandlo-
quent phraseoogy, and Of all the feudal clap.
trap Of South Csrolina, the Slave States will
possess, in future, no significance for mankind at
arss, excepting az cotton factory. Nations,
anlsss they aim at the moral and intellectual els-
vssion Of their Institutions and people, begin to
b looked down upon with the same contsmp. as
iadisidsals whose only purpose in life ia sra,i6.
cation Of selfish and meroenary ambition. Now
bkst Tho President Of tho North has been peace
aek iaassurated, sod tAst the moral effect Of
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who adopted it, no doubt intended TO create and 6e
create thereby Government able TO sustain itself.
MISCELLANEOUS.
POSSIBILITIES ON THE RIO GRANpE.

HOSrlLITIES ON THE RIO GRANDE
The following which we extract from the Browns.
vile correspondence of TIE Gaireston Ners, show,
that open bosttes may soon be expected on the Rio
Grande:
MoSpAY, Feb. 25, 1861.
IT'S morning things began to look warike. The
ciViengineers, Messrs Laaton & Clapp, are to CON-
nen'e maklng survey OF onr position, for the pun:
tlllery Is coEceded-by the officers and men of the
different comprehensive position If honor. They ara
proud of tits compliment aud feel satisfied iii prove
themselves worthy of the honor conferred should an
Opportunity present itself.
The whole battalion slept on their arms last night.
agreesbly 10 general orders. detachment Of the
Fort Bend ries were detailed picket scouts. They
are splendid body OF men, and will do good sef.
vice.
The following are letters left with us:
LONE STAR RiPLE CAsP,
Brazos Santiago Feb. ~, 1861.
DEAR G.; Gen. Mcleod returned last evening
The commander at Fort Brown will not listen 10 any
argument, but says we are pa1k OF traitors" and
they y Ill come down and retake our fort-but they
can't do that.
You must try and get a force Of fifty to sixty men
for our Lone Star Battalion.
We had picked guard posted last night, and we all
slept Oh our arms, in anticipation Of attack We
have complete control OF the bar and passes. sup
poe We will throw ny more entertainments. D.
BRAzos SANTIAGO, Feb y, 1861.
DLAR Ill. we dIflNcu neic Oh Tue <kstt Often
having rough time of il on the Gulf. Some eight or
ten Of our boys very sick, but we have only two
OF them in the ho-pal ct present One OF them will
have bard time TO worry through.
The officers at Fort Brown gave our Comm ssioners
10 understand that If we wanted the fort we couG
ana take il. They have consolidated the troops
from Ringgold Barracks at Brownsville which makes
about 600 men. The commander, Hill, and great
many Of his officers are Black Republicans, and II Is
comes TO = fight, assure you they will lind we can
fight.
We are not exactly dressed for a parlor; but are
hearty and well. We have a foe, large room TO sleep
in. The bed little hard fer the first night, bus
it's sll right now.
We divided off in of ten each, and get our
provisions dealt out every morning at 10 o'clock.
am captain Of my mess. Tie artillery company is coz
sidered to be very well drilled. They have the 20,
ri ion of honor at dress parade, which Is every AFTER
noon at clock. Drill Is had one hour In the fore
noon and one ia the afternoon. think We will make
a good appearance when come back. We number
niIeiy-two men, rank and file.
We have PLACED guns in posi ion for the Daniel
Webster; also for the Brownsville men, II they come
TO attack us, which do not think they will. Our
picket guards four miles out at the ford from 10
main land.
think it will be six weeks OK two months before
we get back. l am writing at the head Of barrsl
Good by.
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THE SOUTHERN CONGRESS-
TWENIY-SEyESTH DAY.


Mr. Curry of Alabama offered the following:
Resoled That Tho Committee the Judiciary b- Instructed
to .s" s6 "S sss e. sn e. "a T S
eep BY thereto Tor the purpose oil 'essnss
or resideEos.
The President then stated that the first business
the Gale was lie bill organizing Lighthouse On.
reau The bill was read by sections signify amended
by Mr.. Curry. and passed as follows:
An ACT and organize Bureau In connection with
the Department. Of tee Treasury 10 be known - tho Light
sscroS Ths Congre Of tas Co.ederdte statss DO eas
That there established in connection with the Depart
.t Of th Treasury Bureau 20 be known the Lsht Heass
Bureau The chief Of ssch Bureau shall be captain
Navy d-sed for This service by order Of the
Preaen u the Confederate state. who shall r,ceve as
coupen.aon tie pay allowed TO officers OF the zane rams
IN the Navy There shall De scponsed iso chef clark rhh
sry hand ed dosT. and accounting clerk VIII
q salary Of one Thousand dollars
SIC All ght.Aou,e. Ign, vessels buoys and ehsr aids
navigation all the ocers connected Herewith and all matters
sn .ss -n .s h. and al a.. .ppsn s.
sdI.op o. sht sHss affair be undo, Ss sss'ss
ct vi times the supernteudsDce Of the Secretary Of ~
SIC Th. chief Of the Burssu shall soon as possible a.
vide the the Confdesse State. Into dsts u
SIcsssns xs 10 n1TS.s the sss .s 81 TIE s
shall appoint Inspector TO be selected from the nentenan
or Otherwise -hich may be required Of him By chief IS
For these services the inspectors shs receive only
~ sEc Ths President u III. Confederate States may from
time time the reque,. Of the Secretary Of the Ireup
Army to be employed under the direction Of the Light Hons
Bur-su 10 experimenting the construction or regen o.
shouse establishment similar aus, s.sgpea By The
Lisht.Hous- buresn la connecitIn theIswhh
yea. make foil r.port 70 the Secretary Of the Treasury dns
full Of Tue operations Of the Light establish
Secretary tho Treasury he may require N references
TO his bureau. .
Of this hereby repealed
Congress then went into secret session.