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lust RECEIVED AT FRENCH RICH
y STEIN, 27s Penn. avenue, Washington, 'The
househould edition Of the works of CHARLES Dick.
ems iil5stIated by T. o; g; DaIley and John Oil
Also, a new supply OF Dariey's Illustrated Cow
per, the finest edition published. feI
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Thanks OF Congress 70 Gems. Polk. Pillow
and Chealham.

The following resolutions Of thanks to the
officers named above, and their respective
commands, for the achievement of the victory
at Belmont, were yesterday passed unani.
mousiy Ia Congress:
Wkereas, Under the providence OF God. the
Vaior OF the soldiers OF the confederate ; tates
h DIS added announcer glorious victory, acme yea
at Be mont, in the State OF Missouri, On the
Ith day OF Novelu Ger last, to those which h adj
whereby the reduction OF Columbus in the
State oI Kentucky, has been prevente,i. AMI
the contem plated descent or the enemy down
tbs mississippi RIVER euectually STAYED
Therefore,
Be ii Res0lced, by the Congress Of the Con-
feaerate St t.s OF America, That Mai Gen
I.eonidas Polk, Brig. Gen. Gideon Pillow
Big Gen. benjamin r. Cheat Il am and the
officers and soi0lers of tGeir gallant COM
mands, tor the desperate courage they Z hin.
lied IN sustaining Tor Several hours, anu I'm.
der most dIsauvan tageOus circumstances an
attack BY Il force OF the enemy greatly suu..
rtor To their own, both in numbers ano an
pOintments and Tor the skill ana gaIlantry
by which they converted what at flrst area I.
ened So mucn dlsasier, into Il tri um nSnl VIC.
tory.
Resolred further, That these resolutions ara
utendeu 10 express what Is believed 20 b.. m
grateful and ;tdmiriug sentiment of the whole
people OF the Confederacy.
hesolved furlser Inat they be communion ted
to The commands or Molor General folk
Rriga~ier General Pillow, ana Brieaoier
General Cheathan, by the proper Depart
ment Of the Government.
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Rirllmunh 4ispattt.
SATURDAY MURNINa..... DEC. :, 1851
The Csnvensisn.

BY vote OF the Converts the time de.
s,gnsted for the people TO Mtify or reject the
amended Consultation, 10 the second Thurs
day In March, 1852. An ordinance passed yes
terday comforting the rights and privileges OF
citizenship upon natives Of Virginia who
were residents OF other States or countrIe,
prior to the 4th of March last, but have since
returned hither with the intention of making
Virginia their permanent residence; also. an
ordi nance authorizing the qualified voters al
the Commonwealth. who may be absent from
home in the military service, to vote in their
epcampments for members Of the General
Assembly, and comforting a similar privilege
upon persons who have been d. pri we'd Of their
MONIES by the presence Of the enemy.
Inc y onvenhou has done one very good
thing In Withholding pay and mileage from
all mem bers who have not been in attendance
during the present session; but we regret to
say that a resolu tion has been introduced an
'aorizing the Governor to call this tenacious
body together again at any time during the
present war If, in his opinion, the pu bile ext
gencies may require 1t. Heaven preserve Us
Fl ON any xigencies requiring the assent bling
OF the Virginia Convention 6or a fourth
lime!
lsrge portion of yesterday was spent In
secret session, and the nominations of sew.
eral Colonies were confirmed.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Inc resolution authorizing the Governor
10 call the Convention together again WIS
Withdrawn last evening. Resolutions OF
thanks to the officers were passed, and at
O'Clock THE CosyRsTIoN ADJOURNED s.ne die.
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rELEaRAPHIC-
Mere Bridge Banning In Tennessse-A
fairs In Kentucky.

Wirt IN heAtucky.
NASHVILLE, Dec. "A dispatch from Rms.
sellvilie, KY, states that the railroad bridge
ner~ that place was burnt last night by the
L noel ties. The bridge had been guarded
by .,s "a teen men. One CT the guard who es
capped reports that The guard were attacked
by about 50 Ltncolnltes, who fred upon them
He saw two of the guard fall as he left. and
1t Is supposed that the bal nee were taken
prisoners About sixty feet of the bridge ia
burnt, but will soon be repaired
Judge Moore, of Mount Sterling, Kentucky.
a member elect Of the Legislative Council.
arrived here on yesterday, direct from the
headquarters Of General Humphrey Mr.
shali He states that the volun teers are q ock.
ing to Marshall In large numbers. General
NJ. has commenced Itovement towards L K
ing ton, with o force amply sufficient TO com :
mand success. Judge Moore reports thai
Colonel John s. Williams, a few days since.
went ont with SEQ of his command on an ex-
petition, into Letcher county, where several
Lincolnites, among them a family by ths
name Of Vermiilion. We're putting up provis.
ions for the Lincoln army. Colonel Viii.
Iiams ca ptured one OF the vermiliions, and
secu ed the product of 500 hogs.
Intelligence has been received which more
fully confirms the previously reported severe
loss sustained by General Nelson at the bat.
tie of Piketon. Nelson, on hearing tina,
General MARSHALL was marching agains,
him, retreated from Piketon in regular Bun
Kun style. SO precipitate was the retreat,
that Nelson Lost two pieces of cannon and
sixty beeves withdrawing the river at Pike.
ton.
A number OF Yankee mara udorg from Padu.
cab and Smithiand came up the Cumber land
river few days since, aud stole 400 hogs and
50 beeyes belonging to a Southern Rights
man in Caldwell county, Kentucky.
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THAsKsGIviSa LAY IN Nav oRK.-Fror
New York journals, of November 10Th, "
gather The foiloW wing items:


IHAHKSGIviAa LAY IN nav loRK.-From
New York journals, of November 2ath, We
gather The following items:
Thanksgiving day was everywhere kept
WIN immense cheerfulness and social 10 yial-
ignore so, II really seemed, Than Is usual Iii
th's part ot the country. There were fine
Hastings ~ the pnviic institutions, towards
which Inc hand OF cnarlty was uuWonteJi,
liberal. the clergy ot New York and Brook
lyn, almost without exception, celebrated
tnaGksg. wing by the deli very OF uIscouTses AID.
propriaLe ~ the Crisis through which the
country is passing. Reverend Henry Ward
l'eecher TOOK ground very decidedly against
any emancipation of the slaves by act Con.
gress, ana lhsisted that, unless ii wished 10
iii grace tree Government in the eyes o. III.
word, the war must be conducted within the
llml q OF the consul IuuOn. He insisted. more
over, that Prov isiOnal Government of SOM.
KIND must be established Tor those slaves VINO
come into ederal campo.
Oa Wednesday morning Mr. Geo W. Have.
meyer, junior partner III The 1irm of Have
meyer, townsend Co., and son OF Ex-Mavor
haven e er, came 10 ms death in a very
frlght1ui manner by being Caught in The ms.
cniueTy OF the sugar rrfiuery belonging to the
firm, which is situated III williamsburg n
was looking at Its WCrAlng, when The sleeve
OF his coat was caught in cug-wheel ana
the unfortunate Dung man was crushed in
such u manner as 10 aim st instantly cams.
his death Every attempt was made TO stor
tee engine, out the efforts were us less. Mr.
da"e1heYer was SOan4 man, twenty iva
years or age, and single. He was lat
captains clerk on the U. ). steamer MONT.
cello.
The Germans had great turn ont On Wed
nesday night at the Eolks Garten, in Ia,
Bowesy, to listen to an address from N,yor
W God, upon the war, and the issues growing
out Of II The mayor was very sever. on n.
Republican party, charging upon them the
origin of the cor flct, and ten, ing that a.
long as they were In power an honorable
peace aud reconstruction OF ne Union were
things not TO be thought OF.
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CAMP NEAR UENTREvILLE. VA.

II.
W. AT A MEETING OF THE NOST
- GOMERY GUARD, COMPANY G, Firs,
Regiment of Ntrginia Folun teers,l Captain
JOHN DoOLEY presiding, ana Sergean,
lAAwRRscs MAccAsE, (the Secretary of the com T.
pany) acting as Secretary, the folio eing pre-
amole and resolutions were unanimously
adopted
;; WHEREAS, since we let our homes in Richmond
10 devote our lives, and all had in the wor ID Ia
the defence and service of our glorious and chi al
rous SOUTH we have experienced, from the City
Council OF Richmond, an from many citizens of on.
city nothing but the utmost kindness and mos. lo.
eral assis auce In supplying with all we needed
towards anne lHratng the pfiya'ions we are nee,
sarliy exposed to in camp life anu in the deld b.
it therefore,
Resoload, That we thus tender to all the membe,
Of the City Council, particularly Thomas III
Wynne, Esq (the special friend of the volunte. rs
our most grateful thanks.
Res"iced, That owe also debt II everlasting
gfatitudA to many citizens of Richmond, who have
most hberaly-indeed munificeotty, contributed
money, clothing and blankets for our protec elton
from the storms OF winter campaign. Amopgs,
the several friends who have contributed so kin ly
and 30 lieerslly. we shall name only few OF the
most prominent, viz: Purcell, Ladd Go. WIN. G.
Paine, ESQ samuel o. Harrison Esq, Mess1s
Hsxal, Crenshaw & CO., Messrs. Ginset, Alvey a.
Aren't, Messra. Crensnaw Il Co., Messrs. Ed.
pond, Davenport 4 Co, Captain Jcaeph Mye, s,
VI ginia Navy Joseph Allen, Esq John Enders.
ESQ Philip Rahm, Esq, q. w. Purcell Fsa, W.
IL. Haxal, Esq Robert Paine, ESQ. VIM Ira
smith, Esq Mitchell & Tyler, l.. EunLally, Esa.,
Mezsrs. Harvey, Armstead e. VIII iems Dune
Moncure & Co., snd many other gentlemen whose
generous contributions TO make comfortable
shall never pass from our mer DRY and we shxl
never forget that we have friends at home and a
country worth fighting r-aud hops, when the
opportunity offers, to prove ourselves not unwor-
thy Of the fayors so literally hestow d.
JOHN DOoLEY, Chairman.
LAwREscE MAccABE SECRETARY. de- 1-2t
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YUTURB DAYS
sY JAMES ~ TAYLoR { SOW, Iseso,.~.

EouR HOUSES AND Lots, AND ONE
- Vacant Lot ON Twenty n nh STREET , uion
Hill q Auction We viii ssii up . TIE ~ enisrs.
on oESDAf. the ~ n cay Of ASsaom6-r ,om.
neneing a. o'ct ck r. II I ur House. and i. q.
ava o. vacant LII, rmmsdisisly opp ,.its s.a
Il igo Street b .ptwt Chuf.h. tn % sp. nsues
are ps' tcuiaily adapted fer smail-sis d ssm,,.s -
r rstsaa' ds.. % secure home IN "a a.s and
to attend to sale. Tte.e L,ts oas IL lset A ~
and run TACK iv2 feet to an sli.y " let vida
TEhas-Onef, urth essh TIC bai.ncs al -
and u MT uths, or negotiable notes win ia.srcs,
saded, and secured b. lnust deed
DEF JAS. I'd. TAYLOR 4 son, Aucs..
WAL LIABLE REAL ESrATE OS
" BIZ ad -tteet, at Auc,ioa.-- Will BIZ s,l,. en-
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst commencing :, 4 ak
+. n. tia valuable REL estate wl.h q Cottage
Dsiio,ns ia ere1n, aojoiaing III, African Uhu n h.
Inc - fronts tn Broaa street ~ Il ct aud ms
ss.h 100 feet to an alley, sud will be. IL oesirvd.
divided i.lo two lots II 30 10 each. Tie location
of ms pope to renders very va.aa ae ioe Lriva.e
residences.
TEhMs.--One four h cash the ba'anes At 9. n.
and 10 aonths, for .D-so,iabls notes with In ,rv
"a q. and s,eu. cd by trust deed. The NJ r tai
to ta % 4 by the pus chas-rs.
De. JAS II. AYLO7 d. SON Aucts.
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From the Army CT the Potomac.

MANASSAS, Dec. 6.-No movement Of impor-
lance, so far as q battle is concerned. The
weather continues fine, and the roads are "a
pldly improving. The new hos pitaI build
lnss are now completed, and every thing is
ready for the care Of wounded and sick sol.
diers. New Quartermaster and Commits
sary depols are also nearly done, and articles
forwarded from any part OF the South Wall
henceforth be guarded and protected
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NEW PUnLlCAT1ONs.:
NEW PUBLlCArnONs. 8
A BAL. LIANT AND
IA &Ps END.D
SOUTHERN BOOK.
In press. and win b rssoy N = s-w eays-
CAUSE AVID CONTRA Asst.
An kS<AY On
THE AMERICAN CRISIS.
By r. w. kAcNAH.N.

We do NOT hesitate to syer-f,. ~ has been 20
p'caounced By conpe sut and distL Ga h. d crit
ics-tts, this u a1n,ng the mnss eompss hsnsive
brilliant fchola.iy. charm ng. abe arg conclusive
books hat has yet "a y ,stIon ( toush-
ern political philosophy. Its matter IL lite and
prof 5und end @sty.s Ia which IL 10 composed ID
rarely rivaled While blending the earles. trsnsse.
lions q men with those of the pres sns Il Il a. fssci,
y xes ; for the student and the people 10 smpii.
tude OF lustration 1t Ia rici, classical, and Gle
gan !: a. d its logic I. invincioie.
The following are comm. nd stious by gentlemen
who road port ous OF she m uscrpt:
From the Richmond W1ig.
ut discusses, " tn rare aolisy aa, learning the
ms tuition avery III al it, aspects al veil q he
social and political disiincti ma be wsen the peo
pls Of tbs Confederate hiages and those Of the U.
s. The style IS o. nsss glowing, aud slcq lent -
predict that it will produce q sensa i'm; take
its place among standard lite estu.e aua have
tbe rffsct of bsn:shing from our midst the hur'iu
of.priag Of tns morbid and prolific press Of the
Norlh.
Fron the Disp0.ca.
We have Read portions Of tie MSS, and We
pronounce Ii beautiful excel1en sno conclusive
We hope that is viii Obtain thu circulation it mer
IT,, not only in America but IN Europe"
We migat continue s.miisr ex.racts from the E1.
Gn.iaer Charleston Mercae y. aid uth.r journa.s il
space permitted The worA viii b. ready III fsS
at ONE DOLL Ar, with tae csual discount TO the
trade.
ALSO.
PRESCIENCE-A epsech delivered by Hon
Beverly Tucker. of Virginia III the SoutheI
Goa vention hell at Nashville lena, ApIi
18th, 1850. Price 25c.
Just PUBLISHED,
THE SOUTHERN PY.-Letters on the Pol
iey and In.ugu4 atom of the Lincoln War
written snoy meusiy IN Washington and sise
where, by Edward A. Pollard, of Virginia
a1thor OF BLACK Liam. nds.
CONTENTS.
!. Letter to President Liucola, written at Wash
ington.
2. Letter to President Lincoln, written at Wash
ington.
s. Letter to President Lincoln, written at Wash
ingtOn.
4. Letter to President Lincoln, written near the
Government.
S Letter 70 the editor Of written in Ma
rylsnd.
6. Letter to Secretary Seward, written in Mary
land.
7. Letter to President Lincoln, written in Mary
land
g. Letter TO Doctor Tying, written in Baltimore
9. Letter to General scot, written In Mary land
10 Letter to Mr.. Everett. written in Mary land.
EPRICE, 81 GEMS.
Uron the 40 eirt of the phi of either Of tn
above, they VIA be sent to any part Of the South
ern Colfederacy.
To the trade liberal disc unit will be allowed.
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
Publishers, l45 Man st..
do lit Richmond, Va.
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Federal Depredaticns In Missouri-siove
menIs Of Gen. McCulioch.

RoLIA. Nov. ga reconnoi tering party
which left yesterday morning, travelled five
miles west OF the Gasconade river, and re-
turned last night. They report that a troop
of Texas Rangers Were at Lebanon destroy
ing property generally. Nc oulioch and his
army We're expected At Lebanon on Sunday,
and was prepared tn give the Federals battle.
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IATR NORTHERN NEWS.

We received Ut late hour last night copy
OF the Nee York Herald. Of Wednesday. 9TH
of December From that paper and other
Northern journals we make the following Sc.
iections:
IMPORTANT FROM aIssoCKI--eHAkP FIGHT Al
SALEM AND pxFSAr OF rHB REBELS.
RoLLA, No, Dec. 3-Major Bomep, who
left here on Saturday last with one hundred
cavalry from Gen. Wyman's brigade. in search
of the notorious marauding rebel Freeman
was at Salem last night
Ahont three o'clock this morning he was at
tackled At that place by the rebels, under Coils
Freeman and Turner, and after sharp fight
the enemy holding one point of the town and
our forces another--were driven from the
place and completely routed, with a loss Of
some ten killed and thirty wounded. besides 9
great many prisoners. Among the latter was
one captain.
Our loss is about fifteen killed and wounded
MAJOR Bomen holds the town Reinforce
ments have been sem TO him, as it is feared
the enemy viii rally in large numbers, anc
overwhelm his command
1t is reported that from 600 TO 1000 Of the
enemy arc in the vicinity.
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Obituaries.


Departed this life, at the Columbian Hotel,
In this city, on Wednesday, October Is, 1851
Adjutant BE. NETT BURNAM of the First
aegiment OF Kentucky Volunteers
The deceased was form erly school m aster,
ana in that capacity distinguished himself as
faith full and efficient. Beng q sincere lover
OF political freedom, and consequently ar.
IDENTIFY attached to the Southern cause, ne left
his native State, Kentucky, and joined the ar
my OF the South. Alas In lew months he
was stricken by disease; and, after a short,
but painful illness, death came to his relief
r As an officer, he WAS loved and respected by
ali; as son, he was dutitul and loving; as
brother, he WIS gentle and kind; as q friend,
sieadfast and true. In all relations Of life ne
won friends by his affable department and
unWavering integrity. In his death the coun.
Try has lost an able officer and good citizen.
the Masonic fraternity an Efficient mem Der.
J. G.. f., late of Bowling Green XIV
NJ Louisville Blowing 9reen) Courier
please copy.
Died, at Culpeper Court Houss on 18th nit,
IF pneumonia, THOS. A. FftUSHtE, aged
Ii years. The writer knew Mc. Fousnee in.
umateiy knew him in ali the domestic and
social relations knew him as a ci liz an, as a
Christian, friend, and he has known few
50 exemplary. Energetic in business con :
scientlouS in the discharge of all his optiga.
ions, true to his friendships, ready for every
good word and work, he enjoyed the conf /.
,ience and respect OF an extensive acQuaint-
ance, and the admiration and regard of many
friends. To his immediate family-hls wi.
iowed wife and Orphaned child-no fitting
consolation can De presented. Tney can only
submit. knowing at /. the Lord" ri Is.
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~ b: rs.idsnec n e!d.sy, On Friday. ths 9Th
Edmond hEs wn. Sr., 10 tss asa year.
his funeral all taks place On sunday, the 9Th
INST Tom Grsre Church, lev. Mr.. Hssef's) CO .
mr. anshee and Main s,rec.s His friends md
aequsin'aaces sre respectful , invited to ct end
with, ut further In, itastn
On yest rdav. at 10 minutes 70 o'clock, Mrs.
rLiLAbEfH KEk6EY eonsort Of the late Geo
Re sey.
The friends and acqua'rtancns Of the fan fly arc
respectfully req estAd % attend her fnuera. from
the y sid nee Of her brother In law Jaseph Brown
IN i7tn street, on sunday affe.neo :, at o clock
On Friday morning, December 9Th. at 8
O'Clock, BEATRIUE, infant daurhfer OF
r ,b-rt E. and Ans nda NJ. Butler.
The friends aod acqnain tances OF the fam
lily are invited to attend her fuper al, this AZ
tern0on al o'clock, from the residence of her
parents, on Bloody Run street, without fur
Their notice.
On Tuesday Cd inst, At tie residences Of her
father, MABY E., only child of Geo Bander.
Sersifss incident to the oeessi n will Be held It
Fifth Street Chapel on Sunday afternoon q. 3
o'clock. The friends OF tbs family are invited 10
attend.
On Thursday evening. Dao. 5.h STE0ER, In
ssnt son of Chas. n and Mamie Winston, sgsd u
months and nine d-ya
On 1hu- sday morning at o'clock. OASILDA
CAVFDO, daughter Of James T. and Julas NJ.
Cavedo. aged months and days
a ~ew Orleans and Lake P.ovidsnes papses
WIN please copy.
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Took THE OATH. 49, The Nashville Gazette
of the Soth ult., says:
Twenty lone of the prisoners lately brought
here from East Tenn essee, yesterday appear
ed in the Con federate Court, acknow lodged
the error Of their ways took the oath of ioy.
atty TO the Southern Confederacy, and at
IN Nashville
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By E. B. COCA. Ases'r.

hR. GOODS. CLOTHING, SHOES, FANCY
- LILIES, &C. AT aUCTIUA IN
NJ IND AZ, sta slst. at 10 o'clock wi. svl a. M
core large assortment VI seasonaDis Lry Go.,,s.
Ciot-ing, boots, hhoes, &c, .mbr.ci 2 = r,,.r.'
asnol 'aea. OF esdns srticies, To wh.ca h. ss,.u
ton " TIE trade Ii pArti uiA.Iy rsqu s..sa
AT the eomneAcelnsn. vi tns sb.ys sac vi h.
so me barrel ver. hyperion o d kys Wa,.xsy,
ZOE sccooat OF whom Il mag conssfa
De h UNOK Ansp,r
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WANTS..

WANTED Any family wishing d COM
w petenL SEA MS L ESS-who has 20 par-
sue this mode OF life py the deceass OF her
npsoand--can obtain such All one who ia
anxious to get employment in genS-el 1ami.
y. She may be- seen at Mr. SAM'L PUrNEY's,
On Marshall, between 10Th and ii tn streets
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Total...-.....640.637 @

The appropriations asked for the service Of
| The iiscal year are completed for force OF
ooo,0oO men. The numerical strength of the
cavalry force is now greater than is required,
and as 1t can only be maintained at a great
| cost, measures will be taken for it's gradual
| reduction.
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