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9rTTRNTNG TRAINS.

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Mr. Horton demanded the yeas aud nays
Mr. Hoke said that he willing TO take any day that
can be agreed on; he would be 10 Avor Of The shortest
Mr. Yeates thought Is the Convention cannot mee. b.
bre the An dt March, week Twp make but little
viii make difference with The people in preparing TO vote
M Rogers was in favor Of an early meeting of the Con-
among the Southern States The influence Of the border
States alone effect the salvation of the Union and
therefore he would g. for the earliest 6sy that North orb C .sr
border States while their Conventions are in session.
Mr.. Yeates replied 81 =. g-.it{L: . it,. ri, I;
Mr. Hill alluded the long neglect Of the Leg.lsturs to
called Immediately and that the friends of the bill have
but one eurse to stand squarsy up to AND IL
it be rejected, it will not be their fault. , r. ~
Mr. Donnel and Mr. Hill discussed tho question at some
length, the discussion taking somewhat wide range,
The question REQUIRED on inserting the 7th vt March.
Mr. Horton demanded the yeas and nays, which were or
dered. and resulted-yeas s., nays Is. - .
The question then required the insertion OF The 2Sth
February. Rejected.
The question next was on filing the blank with the 9ls
mr. Horton demanded the yea. and n.y.-resul.ed yeas
Mr. Clark of Craven moved to gil the blank designating
the time for the meeting of the Convention with the words
at the earliest practicable time after comparing the votes
s aforesaid" .a t---' 20.
Mr. Henry demanded the yeas and nsys-resuted, yeas
81, nays 26. ... '..s .2-. DID,.
Mr.. Clark then moved amendment, making compensa-
uon TO ster1ns Tor holding the eectlons OaTr'e1.
Mr.. Hayes amendment providing for the advertising
the action Of the Convention in six different Saie news
papers for 80 days bee the people shall be called upon to
vote thereon and called the yeas and
AZ, nays SO.
MIR Brdgers an amendment requesting the Governor to
send special messengers such counties he may deem
expedieut to advertise the election Of delegates
Mr. Folk moved to amend the amendment By specifying
the ten counties west Of the Blue Ridge.
Mr.. Bridgers accepted the amendment. and his amend
ment then adopted.
Mr. G0rre offered amendment to the effect that no
member of this General Assembly shall be member of the
Convention.
Mr.. Bnrgin demanded the yeas and nays-resued yeas
IS, nays IN.
Mr. Person moved to postpone the further consideration
, of this bill until tomorrow at lOz O'Clock, A. NJ:
Mr.. Davis moved to make the hour n o'clock, and de-
The hour Of ~ having arrived, the House adjourned
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finally made the order for Thursday next 10 O'clock
INTRODUCTION OF ELLIS RESUMED.
BY Mr. Kitchener bill to incorporate the town of Smith
feld-goes on the calender. .sf .- "a
Mr. Donne called up his resolution concerning the hours
offered and rejected and the resolution was finally laid on
the table.
INTRODUCTION BILLS RESUMED.
ny Mr. PEARSON bill to amend the charter of the town
By Mr. Mcmillan bill to incorporate the Robesou Insti.
tute in Rnbes0n county.
courts of Randolph and Granville. - '.iie x
Mr. Harris moved to lay the whole subject the table
Carried-yeas IS nays SO. 70
BILLS on THIRD READING.
Tie bill to establish the county Of Mitchell was read the
third time.
Mr. Bowman moved an amendment changing the propos-
ed boundary lines, which was adopted
The bill then passed the third time, and on notion
dered to be engrossed and sent to the Senate.
Mr. eatesgsve notice that he would tomorrow,
J" take up resolution offered by him some time since, con-
message was received from the Senate transmitting
list Of names nominated magistrates for Camden county
Mr. Fsrcbee moved to lay the message and nomina.
tons the table for tho present. The motion not
adopted. go
Mr. Ferebes then moved strike of all but the frs. six
The motion gave rise to considerable discussion in the
midst of which, 2: s- +,
The hour having arrived. the House adjourned
PEIsoS,L EXPLANATIONS During the session this even.
ng Mcss:s Kslum, Fleming and Davis Of Meckienburg,
personal explanatons stating that they had been
Of the a. in The
The report alluded to is the relieving; .piis5 50
coloqnJ occurred between Mr. Yeates and Mr. Davis
pt Of which the reporssr did not understand bu during
which, Mr. Woodward said he had taken ground for sec
son in case Of Lncolns election, before the people last
ssd NE. Fn k:s% snS q ass
his sfths country, and ny now Sor ssesioas a e
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NGHr SESSION.
The House at O'clock aud proceeded 10 the consid
Grafton of the Convention BILL the question being on Mr.
Ferebees motion to insert the 2lst OF March.
The yeas and nays being ordered resulted yeas SO,
nays 81. >.F
Mr.. Folk moved to ill the blank, by inserting 18th of
March. y ~ = -, ~
He said he had sacrificed much for the purpose of con
Citation but he not willing hurry up Convention
for the purpose Of taking the State Of the Uuion With
ous giving the people an opportunity make up their
minds on the question involved. = tsF
Mr. Yeates also opposed limited space cnntem.
plated by making the 2lst of February the day Of election
Mr. Carson demanded the yeas and naysresuited yeas
a, nsysA ~ -. -. - =, t.-st'-}
Mr. Love Of Jackson moved to all with the ash day of
February. n ti-s.5 = 8 7,s5' II:
Mr. Folk moved the 7th day Of Mareh sa,-,i
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INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS.

from late Southern papers we gather he follow
ing:
RUMoRs FROM SAVANNAH.
The Norfolk Day Book has the following dis
patch.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 2-The Republican e this
morning says the unionist have evacuated Tybee
Island. One ship load left Saturday for North.
On Saturday afternoon a large ship stood in for
warsaw Init Com. Tatnslls fleet went out
after her, but she disappeared
There were STA Union vessels of Tybee Island
yesterday. The schooner Waterman, Huron, for
Charleston, was wrecked Of Tvbee on Friday
a m She fell into The hands of the bloc kaders
The cotton and provisions on Hutchinson, Fen
wick and adjoining islands were destroyed 10y
hre on Thursday mig bit last by the proprietors
The Richmond Dispatch has the following:
ANOTHER REPoRrED FIGHT, ETC.
|. NASHVILLE, Nov % "A gen lrtnan " DO reach
ed here this evening from Gainesville, Nv, SAYS
that a disnarcG had been received thers just be
fore he left, from IN Forrest which stated that
scouting party OF GOO caval b d attacked tie
Fed6rsiS near MadisOnville XIV, to-day, aud
completely routed them The Federals lost 60
klIlsd but other particulars were not given.
The Bowling Green correspondent of the MON
and American, under date of the IS D # Novem-
bHr states that BrtckInr dge and Hindman's
brigade had be / returned to B wiling Green.
ASo1HIR RLrORrFaoN PENSACOLA
CAIRO, Nov 3D.-GPn Polk yesterday received
dispatch from GrD. Bragg, at Pensacola stating
that Pickens had ceased firing. and the result SO
far has b. en- eight rebels killed and several HOUSES
uCosfOh Gu 4NO DEtdCu ma D"Sn HidQe, as re-
ported. in the walls Cf tie fort The United
states hset, he said bad been injured. B,agg
stated that be hourly expected renewal Of the
firing.
THE kESTUC3T LINE.
We have information (says the D!spa'ch) 20 the
enSt that the apprehension lately entertained by
the people Of Southwestern Virginia of an advance
OF the enemy ceased to, exist and they now f. ell
comparatively secure. II IS stated on what Is
DEEMED good authority that the Fsderals have
been driven from the neig hborhood Of Pound
zap, End beyond Prestonburg, Ky.
BURN THE COTTON.
report having circulated in Charleston, that
ord5fs had been issued prohibiting the destruc-
ZION Of cotton OF rice, In danger of falling into
the hands Of the enemy, the Charleston Courier
contradicts 1t, aud says; "The commanding Off
GERS ct all the exposed points on our coast have
received positive Instructions 10 burn or DESTROY
all property which cannot be conveniently taken
away, and Is likely TO be seized by the enemy"
Mr.. BRECKINRIDGE ILL.
The Notwithstanding Courier Of the 18th
ult says that JOhu C.. Breckinridge 10 quite III
from an attack Of iaundice.
CUMBERLAND GAP.
The Knoxville Tenn Register Of the ed ut
saws the Notifications az Cumberland Gap are now
completed, aud are amply sufficient TO defend Il
from any force from any quarter.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxvvII,h CoNGREss-secsnd Session.

SENATE After our report closed yesterday the
Senate held an executive session and adjourned.
HousE-Af.er the close Of our report yester-
day
The House was discussing the reference OF
the Presidents message, upon the conclusion Of
which the committee rose without final action
upon the resolution of reference.
The following gentlemen were appointed by
the Speaker TO All vacancies in the specified COM
mittSes
Ways aad Means-Meszra Hooper and May
nsrd
Iudiciary-Mr. Wilson.
Territories-Mr Shield.
Indian Afairs-Mr. Phelps
Public Buildngs-Mr. BlaiT
Military Afiairs-Mr Dunn.
Establishment Of an Army-Mr Kellogg.
Pacific Railroads.&c.. Sargent.
\ message was received from the President
transmitting to the House a communication from
the Secretary Of State in compliance with resO-
luton adopted In July last, enclosing all cammu-
cations with foreign nations on the right of block
ade, privatsering, and the recognition of the So
called Confederate States, aud on the question of
increasing and extending the commerce of the
United States.
Mr.. Lovejoy introduced the following which
was referred:
Be At enacted, &c All laws or parts OF law now
In force In the District of Columbia recurring
passes OF persons Of color going North be hereby
repealed
Sec. , This act shall take effect from and after
Its passage.
revise the statutes Of the United States was re.
ferred
A resolution instruction the committee on PEN
sions to inquire into the sxpediency of granting
pensions TO the soldiers and widows Of the soldiers
of the war Of 1912 was adopted Adjourned.
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fright OF the r ebels at Memphis

CAIRO, III, Dc 5.-The following items are
from the Memphis papers Of the "a
Gen. Treyassant publishes long communica.
ton in the Memphis Appeal, showing the insult
nciency OF the rebel defences at and above Mem
phis. He says: columbus Oace lost. and the
Federals would have no trouble in marching di
rectly To Memphis. Memphis is entirely defence.
less and indefensible.o
He Calls upon every male citizen Of the State &c
enrol. and threatens all who do not with death
The rebels are sending their cotton to Ncrth
Alabama for safety
Coffee is quoted at al per pound In Memphis
ard t2ere Is none TO be had.
Bacon is quoted at 80 cents, and other provi.
sions In proportion.
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LaIESr FROM sECESsIA.
MORE RB-INFoRCEVENTs STARTED
FOR PORT ROYAL.
LETCHER's MESSAGE, &c, &c.

BALTIMORE, Dec. o.-lErom Fortress Monroe
evening Of the 5th December IA fag Of truce
came down from Norfolk to-day, bringing sew
eral Charleston passengers bot is without stirring
news.
General Wool also dispatched Gag Of truce to
Norfolk, with a number Of letters and consider.
able clothing for Union prisoners at Richmond
The Illinois will lesye for Port Royal this
evening, with troops for General Sherman.
The Norfolk Day Book Of day contains the
message Of Gov. Letcher the main poin. of which
10 bis regret that Fortress Monroe Is not I'm the
Possession Of "the Southern Corfederacy."
The rebel Congress, at Its session Of the Sd
Instant, passed q resolution Of thanks to General
Sterling Price for bis activs services In Missouri
during his late campaign.
Gov. Letcher urges forward movement, and
says the bank Of the Potomac Is not the place u
Eight, but the bank Of the Susquehanna.
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AN ATTACK ON FORT PULASKI MUMES
TARILY EXPECTED
LATEST PROM FLOYD's ARMY, &c

BALTIMORE, Dec 6-Dispatches from Savau.
nah in yesterdays Richmond papers dated the
sth inst, say:
Sixteen Of the enc my's ships are now inside
the (savannab) bar. Their attack on Fort Pu
laski is now hourly expected
Ies Richmond Dispatch of yesterday says that
= report 70 current thai Floyd's command b.s
been ordered to another important post Of duty
A Telegram from Nashville dated the Sd inst
says that Floyd has fallen back to within thirty
miles OF me Virginia and East Tennessee Rail
rceS
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The Weekly StaH

The rush for the DAILY Sta, In the course of tie
current weeh has so taxed the present capacity of
the once to supply the demand ss to compel us
TO delay working OF the inside form of this
weeks Weekly Star until tonight. Thus IL will
be on our counter for sale tomorrow saturday
morning, instead of this morning, as heretofore.
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Spirit of the Morning Press.

The int,HigsreeT discusses the question OF law
iavolved In the denial by the Postmaster General
II the privilege of transmission through the
mails 70 journals hostile to the United States
Government
The Rspvoliean further ventilates Its emsnci-
ration theories
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fkhsoatL.-Covsrnor Morton, Of Indians. 1, q,
Sfov1s Hotel, in this city. Ris GRAND I, tr
.ook ser The comfort and interests Of the Indian.
troops In the army Of the Potomac.
ueSe huntington, Of Ind, ex-Comn,.ssione,
'se eenera Land Once il here (at Browns,
On ms WY 10 Cuba fog the benefit Of his healtb
hien has been precarious for some time past
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u Mayor Brown, OF Baltimore. la. han -
tsssed nom Fort Warren on hi. parols n, N, =,
Gays, TO afford him an opportunity for the arrange
nest 81 Important private business He 10 not
however Permitted to leave the State OF Ms....
kk1fsets
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FThcusn iHx -TaR 10 printed on the fastest
steam rrts. in south Of Baltimore, It's edition
y large 20 require 70 70 be put to press at
early hour AdrSti,srErt,, therefore, should be
cent In before IL O'clock NJ; otherwise they may
rsv not appear until the next day.
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Coed News from Tesus.s..

,SAlRo, III Dec. 5.-The Memphis Avalanch
OF ne ID Inst. contains the following:
large body OF Unioniss attacked TIE Con
Ieoerate pickets at Morristown, In East Tennss
see yesterday. killed large nnnnbef of he soiItb
efn troops. and cempletely routed them y
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pus FRIENDS al The various military camp. and
Positions will confer favor By keeping US posted
~ &c mo-sr,ents and sfsirs In their viciu.tie..
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W Lieu'snsnts w. r. elssssl, A. NJ. peBrs..
soLsn Mysrs,and d. A Forrest, of the United
steamer Hartford, which arrived from
Snina On aonday, have been conaned I'm For,
"srea, on charge Of disioysltv
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LIST OFLErrERS REMAINING IN THE
POST OFFICE, WASHINGTON CITY,
Decemhpr 6. 1s61.
December 6, 1861.

IOrdered to be inserted IN the EvENINs SIsR 1t
being the newspaper having the LARGEST clrculs t'"
of any daily paper published IN Washington
iD~AIl persons applying for letters III the follow
ne list, will please say they are ADVERTISER.
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MISCELLANEOUS =" Republic - For .he
EdIteIs q the Phils EDsylrer, q ther office IN
eth Reg. q. 3. Infantry; A. ID Misses Mara
reita; Treasurer The ExcelsIor Marking Plate
Co.; SEC. WASHINGTON Chapter of r. A Mssons
Capt. A. 4 First Sergeant GOOD Hope Hospital.
list Of drop notss will be found on the bulletin
board at the Post Ofhoe,
"LHTTKRs MIST IN ALL CASES BE PREPaTp,
Drop Letters, in all cases, mu,t be prepaid.
Docs LEWIS CLEPHANE PM
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10 No Pro-slavsry Man No. ao 4. crowded
cot to-day, but we shau Try and give him a D,.es
to-DcDow P'sos
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tYGIHENIlr rt.,r

Col (Hon.) Ven wycis ssth New York Vol
unteers, or rather large dstac hnent Of the ,sgt
men', headed by the Colonel in person. paid a
OSit 70 me Pres,cent at noon today. and were
received ey hin for few moment, in IN. E,s,
Room. 'H0 haS'
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
Latest from Savannah.

A FULL Z. :. FLEET Inside THE BAR
THERE
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The REVIEW TO-DAY.

All p. m to-day the division commanded by
Acting Major General keyes-lately Gen. BueI's
n'e aivision-was reviewed by Msjor General
me'iehsn ana stan We take 1t for granted that
oe a"piay was hne and very satisfactory one,
mat DIVISION 10 VIGOROUSLY one Of the best Or
dsred in the army Of the Potomac ncams OF on
Fou''een'h street parade ground, near the
Columbian College.
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z,b5oo,ns snseaSs Of The Spanish army 10 nor,
ley. s'F' ana i$,ooo artil.
~ The volunteer relief fund IA p,s,.h.,., :.
49, 80 iwenty-six thousand dollars Lave
- ~ = announced hat The Sultan vii, v,.,,
tast -. ,, an spflng, and IL Is highly probable
ID one Of the finest pearls in the uo,la h,.
81, Ig been fvubd IN The Bay OF Panama n ",
sks'-ec' psss shape ard Of the finest wuts, Va
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70 osrIcFns OF THE USIriD sfArrs srrAx.,,,
sxlsat SENT TO fokT VARIES The Phi.
S evening four Of the Lieutenants OF IN.
Iii sa states steamer Hartford were arrestsd ma
~ ~ &c LEA 70 Fort srren, by Lieut.. Forney.
neesd, we understsnd, 10 tahe tbs 90 - 70
1870 20 ne United States. hfee Of them are
Gs..s,. Fifginia, and the fourth 10 q natiye oS
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SECRETARY CAMERON.

Secretary Cameron left Washington this mo,n.
Ing fo' Harrisburg. He expects to be again a,
ais POST on Monday morning next. as,s,,n,
Secretary Sect presides over the affair. ~ The
War Department (as usual In such cases, in The
meanwhile. - -DO
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A RkcoSsoIssANcE IN soscy

For two or three days past, band OF about 9OO
rebel cavalry have been lowering about poin,
called the " Bone MILL" on Accotinck Creek
where the old Alexandria and Fairf,S road crosses
H. Their purpose, evidently, has been To watch
Tor and catch Struggling Union soldiers or pick
en This morning Gen Heintzelman di.ps'c led
Gen sedgwick with between two ard three regi.
ments after them, in the hope Of coming across
them. General sedgwick's force 10 composed Of
infantry, cavalry and artillery. We fear, how.
ever, that through the activity Of secession SYM
pathisers in the neighborhood there il little pros
Pect OF finding them. 1t seems to be almost iun.
possible to catch any Of the small parties Of the
rebels lowering around our front. simply because
secessionists pretending neutrality are constantly
On The watch between their front and ours. and
are swim to appfize them Of the approach Of ON,
parties RECOMMENDING In force.
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OARRIA6ES,

Il HE Subscriber having made scditions 70 his
tsctory, making il now one Of the largest RSAE,
for mangfecturins CARRIAGES anoAkS-
LIGHT WAGONS Of ali kinds osnrct be suf
pAsse1, and frOu has long experience IN the butl
ness, he hopes 20 give general scusfsotion.
AL finds Of Carriages and Light Wagons tss'
An REPAIRS neatly done, and al orders
uey ones. ANDREW !. Joyce,
dn IT oorBsr OF Pou rt~~nth and x rts