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S'e ptro elm GuSe netmsn. - III GGss vss-
brettet2
allss. - StiG, Iie fummt.
Oteie turien arOsn muroeu 3piI&en ZEN g,6-
nen letlssunD i6nsu sswehftlt, uno ais GGdtir
mtt Cen Ynptrren surIdfam, b6rte fe Smert
ep'n laut gu Stauiour iassn: Das miiIFtn Sts
mof9en Ia nt6t psrldumeu, - ale BeIt mimi
am 9ra'r'VSault fsin, - 0ipp l6uft asa.R BEN
g0n9 AntCtrat, ;pci brrrlt6e Renurr.
S@ "s'e mot ontwprtete Ssauipur ebeufuuG
III 9le'N9"lt9rm @Unprriattuuston, Oh i'd ttu.
ens tpnlmen tann, = id mus ouf oHt saor
nab Mtlwnntre uub Die 8prbcreitunosn II, nsr
@e'le 0nrften mir Den san,en Tug nsbm.u.
omartborn empFu9 itbt BON GGcilie bic unt,r,
'etpneten Yapierc uno empfabl Rd toIp. NIT
oFm SerPrfdeH, Aues auf Oas @6I.unisN, In
Sronung Su bringen.
Sotf Ste wUarn perreifeu, 0uuis? fraat, fra h
Saetlte, "ls Smortborn fort mar.
$40 mnD, tbeusrr @dciIis, eutaeanrte biz.
Ter, Id babe rbrn nod @eloiummeu N ,rbrb,m
uno SS'f te8rcifsn. oab ih 70 fGusq ais mSofidp
and meine Nn9sIrseubrten gu orpncn pGnIds,,
nm hnlere Selle nab Granfrrit aud rtd,t etneu,
AuacnbIid gu pcrj6ssrn.
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S'c mstn, : a& 9puie mann wirIt Du ,upIid,
gang BEL mir tlritrn l6nnsn2
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DIS ii ubr 3rit - bas Suuper beatnnt ni&tt
frnPer; Stcl' Stunorn gsb6rsn Dir, GGci,. az.
boron Der 2.ete.
Gr ihlpB raS iE6ue gBeib an I.irs Srpa,
tPre Eppen bcrii9rten strriiG aliibrnb bic Istut.
gen, tbre Yulie trbten. - cr ,ra Fc auf bt,.
Wet1e Sttrmans, - 9Gcilirns ;erI6mcl,,(nb.r.
Sltd ReI icbt ouf bac Mabpnneubrlp, - Re ent,
RIP IId otn Nrmrn pss @IuGcnptn, lvrana ouf
0ie Attomonr, JrS Gtuen rutbitioeusn 8Orbnuo,
S0r IA" Silr. idIu9 Gin &rrui unO lprano oaun,
nit Dem StufF: Nnu san3 Oein ! In feline arm. :;
e'rtl'r - Nafertc lebesi6sup Der lbSue
@fann. - frurise StIfe raui&ten purtb pus ffiu.,
@rmab
Dte sSn6Stcrjrn waren titf b,rnbaebrunt ,tub
rF mar faif Nfitterundt, als Srcu bic lt,b,-
trunt'ns GdrIie psrlicb.
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0eue 86ftrei!

llnttrIsi6ueter 5eist lsinen friGcren suuben
unp csm sssbrten 0ublifum biermit an, pas or
am 9eusR @arft, Dem @smaIemartt a.aenaber.
riue ueus S6&srei einsrribtet Bat, uno pas er
lidb Frruen miro, rrdt Yiele alte u. neue Runoeu
nit 8ogsenbroS, S6war,> unp Beig-grpo unp
8afmsrf ieDsr Nrt beOienea ,u t6unsn.
Der 70 6sitsbte 9nmperntfsl in Ssiafaa8 ;u
babeE bet Il. 9IsRRer. Dat.
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Nrani @tnmhf

1853 SrcabitsaBe, swihen Der 6. unO 7. Ctr.
onIt Gin rtites dnb rsoblo1prtirtes Eager son
etSarrfn, H1utbs, Saus uno Snnupfta6af
eisner SabrfatipR uno Snlpertatipu
ed er I'M gcSB unb ReinSera,tf III Seu bGion
len abIdBt. HameHtii iGteR lBe6egssrfduer i oerI5
ner teltAm rih' ben, eb' Il" iSr' gnfau anherpetia
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Sefen! SeFen!

DKTtW! DfT II!
Oe"t ceutI6en Yublifum ote Nnjeise bas ict
mstTen Store nsn etnseri&tet unO cine bepeu-
tsnoe Nuswa6l pen Sefsn ieper Art purrGtbta
babe. SD 9laubr I'M Stance ,u iein, SeCermann
init oem 0ewiiutten bepienen iu tGnnen Sn=
benz if fIr frTbsren 3uipru& Oantc. boffe i'd aui
cine 5prtiebuns oefelbsn. S. 6effleY,
gio. a2 Wainfrest
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Sreinsunsen.

Der 4nsaer" critteint tcen @oresE, Sennass ausoe>
rcmmsr, un w6tsntli6sn Subcftionspree ron 10 Gfs,
,ablbur Die re. zrdse rctr $500 in ispr6er prauS
6e,aSuna Mnstieen Fnben nnse pIeerpea Stoin9uns,n
suInatre Ginmaet ginrud1ns 10 3sileu posr psn~
stI 50 9ts., ;wsn,asc as 9ts SrsimaIi9e $.00 cine
gSp BE 81 rs. trn Mpuoi $3.50, brci Ncnats $500 es
goraaSteaSIuna. @HSeissn, es mad SeieScn eer8ueeTf
rtrbtn t6ncu. perSCa nit SIS 90 per Sabr bere6ne
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@itte it,tb gOSnken 4,
Hats & Cans

Dttiusul f5rsuncsn unc 9eanner lowre benz aerbrten
9ublm lberbaupt os erse6ale 9lnei9e oaB itb mSien
gieuen butz uup Wuben- Stpre,
90. 155 9rOa ltra6t, spiihen Der 6ten uno 7fen.
nit elmer greBen usmah Der Zen tS mseenien QBaa
iu Osn SprnsSepaI Sersben babe 3ualeib debe id
mein'n ebrten Sunoen Ole 8er@eruns, Sab it BEL outer
l8aare uur bic btaiSiteu 9teiie bereane.
I'm sntistn 3uferu4 6ittst erseSeut
GOnrd6 Sduer
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sM IS. SefGr1ie

brt ttS Elm grOses Eager Ses beten 9a4erbt.rs uue
QNrterS bem a6, wsss (etntn acc5rtru 5funbtn in
pauS liefcrt. "
3SIeic nlaf Nerbe baS sseBrte u6Iitum barouf au(.
merriam, oab
9agsr6ier, Ole unb Yurter
fur SBirtbhaen unS jnl SamiIiense0rau6 auf G(oIdsu
eeSpaen ubr bic i'll eeer belebsen Suautitdt e6Hc mr
ttre YreiSerb6buu9 in5 6aus ablicfert. '
Setaunsen, IN Tentm Give 7e Stra6e ipilen 9,rpob
Uue 9raee blnietIalen, peroen 2unfbit alisoefubrt
W G. 8 eIoru',
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(GrrreIpOnS,nS teS 9i6m. anStisus.)
eamp sBilliam unb Rary Gpasst.
SStltamsbur9. am item Suni 1861.
Sir6er au3eiger a.!

y
eetsr 9In3eiser!
SIN Nuftra9r gnIrrrs Saptt6ns IIb QnsYo6
made i'd Dir bic Nttbrluna, baB unlert Com.
Pa9nie nit etntaen nnpsrsn trs 3ten Reuirtents
tsbt ~ieGer tn williamsburg faticnirt it, unb
Gap an Wftt9lisSer Der Marion 9tiIe gompaoute
beitmmie Srisfe uup 9aauete psmnaG uuter
OSi9er aorsie atjuirnben Iinp.
lnlert Gcmpa9nte wurpe, nddterm mir flint
Gage in s)OrttCwn iusebrabt batten, am, gRitt.
wpb Scn bort nnH bier teurrert, unp maribirt,n
mir 8essn atsnbs lltr BON bort ab. Dsar.iS
Die GntItrnun9 pole IL Ieilen, bic g(a6t puu.
tel unO bic Strn6s fstr l6mubis mar, ramsn mir
cod @Ile wobibrbalten sesen llbr 1crasns
per an, aus8enpmmen, Dab fft an man6rn III.
B;n Slaien bsmertlid maGbten.
sSir ino itBt mtrper in unlerem a(t.u '0uor.,
tier, Dem a8illiam unO Narp GpGsae sina.,Uusr
uno IS tbut &einem BON uns @len [eip, glprt.
topn nit 9Silams6ur9 DrrtauIdbt Al babeu. Ia
eS nnS aasn bier wtt bsFer setaut. Die o..
ncbntr pes Stdot&ens ifub freunelids Q.utStr
unO iteinen brIcnoers unierer Gumaoant, feb.
,uSetban su Isin. 'F,",
'''l"'l Don uhe fcetB, tpie ldn9e tajr Bier blti i.
ben psrOen, ba in Der isBistn 3s.t, unO unttr
cen t'Bissn SsrbditniTsn isOen GgStnbltd eth.
NNarl%orors stnlaufen flEn. l1nfsye GUmpaaui.
ut gum sr0Btsn 1bel aus rebt ipsicisn uuS Il.
oslsn SnrH&en setiISst wOrDsu, uisS tpRsn mir
uns @ls bic 3eit uufs 8eifs gu ser&xtibtn.
Us fsbltn ans 3war mandbe s,ns8nts Snart.
Otenjten' Die totr uns inOeb genn aud nit .tpds
9sUOSnli&srsn subffensmit.sin gu erlssen fu.
den. 9'suistettsn iinO psR aiss aus nidt ,u
Oert$tsn. SeE befOmmsRshin unb rpisOtr rim,
NAL cine ai&mOnOtr 3eitnga gu G,sFltt. Die uns
ubsr S'n StanO Der Dinse npsgarts sinise 81.
iOrmaiOnsn lirfern. 9ggsa il Bier sU6l urS
mnntsr unO tpsrosn BiY bsusf atsnt, penu tie
&rfrti8un9en, biz nnfsf reunOIi6e GGpitdu ron
Sti6mOnt mtt6ratte, ppn gorttowu bisr sintrd.
fen, einise fr6bli&e Stgnbtn bstm Giso IL. GIaG
init stHanOer sertrbsR rnp babel unlsrsr aitbss
uno 8rsunbs tn atbmpnb ssbsnfeu.
90 Yisl Fir bspts. g}d&fens msSr.
Dsin K,
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KEROSENE OIL

KEROSlNE OIL
Der Soften SuaIitdt nsbn etrer sruben @uspatl
4ampsn jeper Art it,ts YCrrdtbis unb gum 6illis-
fen 9reis ju taben Bel 6. @j. 8er. Ist.
go. 13 @OSernprfraBe.
nea- 8epardturrn an 9ampen unb bae Ser.
dnosrn ptrleben gum @renneu Oes &oblen,Oebls
wsrOcn beifens unO biqsn belorgt.
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n SeiberIfrs.
@oIbar6etter,
Nlainfrase, 3plden Der 1. unb II.
8i6mcnO, 8a.,
enpFeblt i ieinen reunben unb benz beutteu @ubIifm
i Insrtl9un1 oer IN bteS Gedft eiul6logenber @rber
e 8eparotHrtn bic bt9 uno prompt aus9efl6r perb H.
E1 Derelbe Ia6rt Sugch Elm Eager Der 0e1hmaefpp(l.
n Gce0, Die tr iur Mnbt smpehlt nnb biiaf ptrfauf
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sT Tdrmpr 9grbeitelr

Sacpb @tncent,
Mdnufncturer BON ttalisniIhen uno amerifani-
ltten NarmUr- WOnumeuten, QeiGenIteiuen ieper
art unO aaer in bielss @eiadft rinl&lasenper
Nrbeiten.
Wlainltr., ;rpiiten Der 5ten unb 6teu
Meinr SFreu1be unb Ganbeleute iinc f:einb enaela-
ben, meine pCrr6hisen arbeten auf bas @t6mafpolfe
III ;taentihem uno aneritanilhsm Wsrmur auseefIbrt
IN &usenhetn gu nbmen unb elmer YruHs III unierpers
en she e anoertparS oerartise 8eeyaoen masn ba i'd
aberteu9 6in 6aB m meine seebren Junoen tben 70 dut
uno bltgsr becienen faun ais reeue ein abts a6rtdn
IN biellaer Staot G5ani trasbsnt Saeob gSincent
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8. Sabreuus.

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
S! 90 per Annum, payable IN advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFICE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
ALTVERY STABLE,

Is connected with the house and particular attention
win he given to the Of horses. carriages, Nc
Horses and Carriages can at all times be procured h
application at the Office.
GEO R. LANCASTER, Pro'r.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

would ouitiank him. gave the order to re-
treat. He formed his body IN solid columns,
with artillery in the rear and on the TANKS.
and thus IeiIeaIed slowly. resisted all the
attacks, although the enemy had large
force OF cavalry. Ills artillery did fearful
execution. AT last accounts he was falling
steadily back TO Mount Vernon, where his
reserves and TeintOrcemenis would support
him. His loss is eight killed, 40 wounded,
aud several missing. lie took As prison.
ers. From reports OF witnesses the
enemy's loss must have been 500. They
made desperate push at night to cut off
SgePs retreat To some timber, where he
wished to take refuge from the enemy's
cavalry. This was the most terrific part of
tie battle, and Sigel cot them up terribly.
and effected safe retreat TO The timber.
he State troops are supposed to be still
at Carthage. Reinforcrmenis are being
hurried forward from ROlla, the terminus
OF the railroad.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

THE Atiakapas 0.s.) Register says "A
majority Of our exchanges come to rs print
ed on half sheets only. This is owing y
the s,nrcity az well az the high price Of r..
per al this time. The city press have all
got down to single sheets; and IL we are
not soon IN receipt Of a supply OF paper at
The Sonih. the Sonlhern press viii have to
suspend almost entirely. nnless we imme.
diately establish more paper mills"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-31


eUpDzs DsATH. -COrensr duarHr v,.s.s,
t'rtay held IN inquest upon the BODY On NJ.
joss HoGAr, at his late rssidsne.. In s,oo,s
ytrsst, near North First stre.t. D.,....d =.
70 . pic mic on Monday, and vss spp ,T.n,,' !.
bis uiuh good health. Returning, he ar MA
dead In bis csrrisee. A verdict OF a Dan
from disease Of the heart" wa, rendered
SuICrDE-A German whose name could not
Be sscsrtainsd. yesterday committed suisld.
BY jumping from one Of the Grs.spoin, f.r,
boNts Every sffert was made 10 save him
but without success. He Is supposed 70 h.z,
rssle ID IN New York. Hs CAP was LEFT on ~.
boat and Is nov st The 7th Precinct Btstit.
Houia
PIcKIsG POCKETS -CATHARrrr Wuso,
and MAxr MoCABx were ysstsdsy ch.rs,d
before Justice CALLAHAN with pkkinx n.
pocket OF Mrs. RrGNkY, residing at No. n
north 9Th street. They we're both com mist,d
for examination.
A FzAAYuL JUnP.--Mrs. Moorxr, rssIdip~
In NOrih 9TH street, was yesterday seriously
injured BY junplng from The third story win.
dow Of her residences. II Is supposed that
she vas laboriDg under Temporary tins snity.
STEALING CMcKsEs.--A youth, nsn.a
HssRr MnrLr, was yesterday sent for sixty
days TO the psnitsntisry, BY Justice wAur.s,,
for stealing chickens from tho prsmisss sf N.
MAJ IS, on Bushwick Avenue. a.
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rsssss IsssuisssSs, &c.

DABrso HIGHWAY RcBBEnY.-At an early
heur on Sunday morning Mr.. RICHARD HAM
nroS, OF West Farms Wssichsstr County,
was riding from Fordham to West Farms, when
two high wsymsn suddsnly appeared and order
I'd him to stop one Of the scoundrel sszed his
hoiss by the bridle while the other wsnt u, TO
Dir. HAMILTON and demanded his mouey-Mr.
HAMILTON replied thst he had no money with
bim.-Ths robbsr then pat pistol TO his face
and Threatened TO blow his brains out unless he
complied with his dsmand.-Mr. HAMLror
then handle over his aold watch and chain and
was permit 10 proceed.-He imms diRtely
drove home with all spsd, and changing horses
and accompanied by his father, both armed
with cArbiIeS, started In pursuit Of the rob oars
--croesiug Harlem bridge tho blAssrs HAMn-
TON met policemen HALLoRAN and ACKEa.
Mas OF tie 18th Ward police, and description
OF the robbers was given them-Ths officers
started in search, and IoSn arrested two men
ana W.ring the description given as thsy were
entering Third Avsi us car. Ga searching tho
piiscnSfe, Mt. HAMILros's watch and cnain,
togetttr with two loaded pistols, = worthless
600 oil, ard sore other articles were found
The pr!Aoneis, who are ssch aboSt 20 years Of
sge, gave thsir names as CHAs. CARROLL and
ABRAM SSRR and we're tsksn to West Farms
for tiisl.
STABBINa ArFRAY.--LAst evening, at 0li
NNsNN@t SNN's"s WV wv Ahheup rth1O-
ing on the correr Of Grand and Elm streets,
when tteir attention was drawn 10 a 6Eht
"nicn took place bstweau DEsNis SuLLryAH
and WILLIAM SrRoEo. They parted tho 90 N.
batante, and found that SrKosa had stabb,d
SULLIVAN la several places with a pair of
stesTs Both parties were taken 10 the Poll "a
Headquarters where SULLlvAN's Wounds were
dIes ed, and 10 wss AZ er yards taken to the
N. \. Hospital. Tho woutds inhic cd ars ROT
OF a very dagger us character. They had a
bght yesterday afternoon, in which SfRoNu
Was woEstsd, and he threatensd u revenge
tiuself. lis then obtained the services Of a
friend, and ihsy vent 10 search Of SUMIvAN
and met him at tho corner " Grand and Els
stree s.
ATTEMPTED MuBpKR-LaSt evening, two
welt known characters, rantd WM. PifELAS
alias " Jinglos," aud Ma TIN WALrEas had
sn altereAtton at the corner OF Baxter and
Chatham streets. WALTRRs drew a pistol and
flied at PHaLAs's head the latter jumped
back and tho hall passed by him. His Ecs
-ss however, badly burned by the powder.
WALTERS was arrested by this 9th Precinct
police and locked up His broihsr was killed
ty PHALAS several years sinoA in bar-rocm
braEl.
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F,rss. Aocsas-... I.sss.s- aes.

ffRs IN FoukTH AvKrux.-Shortly after IL
O'Clock. yesterday morning, a clerk In the drug
sttre, No 80 Fourth Avsnus, kept by r. C..
csrei.s'lJ brouRnt = light Ia contact With tue
vaPor from the still, snd the conieq usncs Wa
terrible explosion. which was heard fer q
great oistsnce. The SORE cas- set on rs but
Il fortunately no person was hurt by the sxp'o-
sion. Tbs stock was dsm'get shout 81 SEQ (;
Insured. Toe building, which belongs TO
The LAroDoE Estate, was damaged about
$500 insured.
FIRE IN WEST HousroH STRnKr AT half
past twelve O'Clock on Monday nisht, a Cir.
broke out In the liquor store No. POS West
Pouston street, occupied by JANIS GAIA.
oIHk Inc stock and fixtures were dam aged
about SlOO; insured. The bnilding, owned bv
JAMES CLKAAr, was damaged about 1000;
insured.
A soLpiER NAMED JAMES HAsSou, belong
ing to the Goth regiment was found yesterday
In broadway suffering from gun shot wound
in ibe hip, which he had rec,iv,d at the battle
of Balls Bun. He was taken by the 5 h ward
police 10 the N. Y. Hospital.
VOLUNTEER RuN OvRR.--TnRRxScE Do
LAM, a member OF the 37th regiment, row at
homo on furlough, was run over cary yaatsr.
day DorniI by engine No. is, aud sustained
fractures Ct ore Of his legs sHt AIMS. III, was
ftrm'rly a member OF No. is. a1d had hold Of
the 70 81 tbs time. The engine was proeeo6-
Ing 10 tbs Dire In Houston street. Doi.As was
at'oI deo by surgeon, and thon taken to bis
rssid, noa.
l'J0RED BY A CIRCULAR SAw.-Jous
BsRsvniE, an employees at the S,eam ssv.
MIL No. 81 Eldridgs street. had on, OF his
haSds shoe kingly manglsd yesterday by its
coming in contact with 3 circular saw. He
WIS attended to by physician, and thea cor
vsy,d to his residence, No. ISi Fonyth street.
CouP DE SoLnL An unknown man was
taken to the N. Y. Hospital yesterday after
noon, inssnsibls from the effects Of a sun.
stroke. The police found him lying upon the
sidewalk at the corner Of Spruce aud Nassau
Streets.
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%. rrnI.,r, n iY.,Ainn.n.

Ir is Plsosd beyond doubt that WashinstOr
city 10 stu fan Of spiss and trAitors-Southsrn
xousr o. rank AID iaAusnes being pro ninsn,
snng thua, and keeping up constant eommu.
uiostiO. with TIE rebel leaders. It is asserted
that jar. DAVIS has a number Of psrson A
friGds In the War b,Pattuent, who keep him
posted in regard to all military movements Of
the Gov,rnEsnt. GKoIoE Wilkes, who has
written graphic description Of the late bat
tia says that all Cen. McDowELL's plsns
were eoununIeAad 10 BsAuRtoARD before
our army sdvAneed upon Boil Rus. Clnnot
the GOvtransnt discover the spies and traitor
who expose and enable the srsmy to defeat its
Plaps' No mercy should be shown to those
Who. while protesting devotion 10 the Urion.
are acting the part q Judasss-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-31
THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MoRNIEJ, JULY OF, 1861.
PaSa1sutt AIesissos.

The House Of Re- -,ssn,a'ivss yesterday
adopted, Ia lie West Pint Bill, provision
whi,h ousht to hlvs an inn, dat, aud uni.
vsrnsl application. All TIE cadets nos In the
Academy or b,raf.N 10 be app,iatsd, are TO
Be fsquirsd 10 take the oath Of pdrar'onHf a.
6ee,dncs to the United Sa,ss-sxPres,ly alb
juring all claims Of rival allegiance to any
ststs. his hits the nail on the head, and 10 he
sxsct test which ought 20 be administered 10
svsu P'rson In or utdst tina GOv.rnn.nl
Wsesn upon Congress 70 sxtsnd ID. GOOD
~ork u sxP.rgsticn 70 every department, aad
thus s'riks CT the hydra hsads Of latsnt
trsason uat have multiplied under cover of
The "nsnfsl rssrvstion" of paramount stat.
allegiance. Congress could not do . pr.vti.s
thing. Tor isstsIos, thau TO smsnd its On
oath In this manner, and require every msm.
bar 70 take n, On penalty OF instant sxpu ,si N.
what right has q man TO cit ~ q pretended
msmesr Of tie Consress o, the United sts,,s,
Who oP,lly denies and ds6,s the authority o.
the United Ststss7
Hr. vALtArDIoHAS, for instsnes, improv.
u the opportunity 10 declare in the brOsd.s.
nssnsr his sympathy and agreement with thu
whole ,hrosg osths sou'hsrn isbsilicn, By say
Nc that this provision requires tn, erissn TO
rsacuzes ne allegiance Ae bsd's 10 his state =
sayirg % plainly as b. could have said 1t. tina,
thu sll,sisre, citizen ouss his state, l, su-
psrios O. st least equal to that which be o-t,
Il esuntry-bsipg virtually ''renouneed,' AZ
he sasrts, By sub1rdiustiDg II.
We should like 10 zee Mr.. vALLANDtGut ~
nd . fsv Hksmindsd members OF Hsust
vhsrs thsy have elsAily no right 10 be, mai,
toe the RArk. II they eanr OF take the sx.
psss oath o. pdruzouAi dlleeidzce, send then
back 70 thsir constituents, aud deal In ltk'
nAnnar with every incumbent Of ofie, undo
the United States, until the whols system 4
purg,d q TIE settled doe rins q TREASON avovsC
BY . nultitads vhs ineonsiit,n tly sx,reiS,
trzss under the C1nstitu ion. Let Il slmp'y
b undsrstcOd, and settled forever, that nc
nan can her cef1rth hold Office under tbs Gov.
srnnsat, Who Il not for this Govsrnn,n,
ag.ins. all o,ssrs AID Ia all circumstances
-A.kan.-~~
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- light dfsugbt and crest ssittns,, ana an
prop,i.'ins twelve hundred thsusud dsliSs
for this purpofe.
Mr.. kics ssid that the rsvsi lore. VA, nat
adequate 10 maiRtain an effective hock "a ard
suPpw.s ptivaiseripg. Toe dsp.stm.ns 70 en-
gsg,d 10 sscsrtainipg what vessels are suitable
Tor th,ss purposes. Ths stssm.rs propossd Of
hlsts and vin esch carry ems or two 9ups.
NJ. BunsKIT oppNed ths bill.
ht. WTokLrYE (Ky,) said thu, n th.rs vas
aiy tuiisgs on humanity which be oondsnns
more than snothsr, Il was piracy, snd be vcuid
unit. WI h thoss wto 10 fsrttest 10 protecting
pfivs'e props rty from such Tapscity II was
a savage node Of vArfsrs, and onaht 70 BE- put
down.
Ibs bill was p.s..d.
The bill proAibiting the sale Of iplritucus
liquors ard intox'o eating drinks N the soldisrs
or voluntss,si In the Dis Of Columbia, those
Offending 10 be dssusd guilty Of misd. m ,anor,
ppnitbsbls ~ fine Of twenty hvs dollafs, OF
thirty days Imprisonment vss psss,d.
M. ELLro1T (MVs introduced q bIlI 10 de.
ans and punish unlawful communicated With
the ,n,miss a the United Btstss. R.fsrrsd.
Toe Houes then passes the Senate bill 70 pre-.
wnt and punhh N sod In the nj king OF COO
trse's With tbs United Stats.
MI DAVIS Asss cAild Up III. Oregon
contested election Gee.
Mr: TnADs th. sitting member and Mr..
tHfnLD, CONTESTANT, tevorally addressed tue
House, when the rssolu reported from the
Cempit'es on Elsc Ions declaring The former
not and the htt,r entitlsd 10 the seat, was ad
optd
Mr.. EHuD wss then sworn In.
Mr.. PoTrsR (Wis from the S,lsct Com
nittse, sppontsd 10 stcsrtAin the number
OF psrsops now employed In the sevsral De-
psrimcnts, Who are brown 10 entertain ssnd-
me nts cf hostility 70 the Govsrnmsnt md ha 70
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uo4Io OF Representatives,

Mt 0uS, (N. W from TIE Military Com.
mittet rsp5rted a bill adding TO the West
ioiut satsta, number sqall 10 that o, S,ns.
TON ard Representatives TO be sSloetsd from
Cue states on tha recomn.sndat,on of Mani "a
a Cons ress as ptCsc'ib d by the former la '.
hen he distrc neglect O. send Rep,ss,n,a.
iva u Congress, Tbs P,e.'dent hbAli dill gts
vscbi o'ts rftspon ing With Ito repItgtn.Ati1n
o' iueh oiH cts, Al cadets Low in or who
may hereafter enter the II ltsry Acllsny
tbAll swear 70 support the C.nstitution, bear
tIGe sreFisrce 10 tte National Govcrument
and naItain aud de'erd the sovsrtiguty Of 10
luitd at,s, psrau cunt 20 any AID ell allo
glance, toy lroissaiy or 6ally, or country what
'oYsr az Z that they will obey all orders Of
sup'Ii Cificus. AGy csdat refusing TO taxa
this cath is 20 bs dismissed from the Academy.
Mr.. NALLANDIuHAM (Ohio) said that the
proposed cath. was such 40 GU ht not 10 DO re-
quiItd Of kby free citizen. 1t REQUIRED him
TO rtnourco the aJlegi lncs he bsars B, birth or
adoption TO his state. Hs was surprised a. tbs
prop, sittcn Btsides. the bill increased the
power 81 the President and 6uthofiz cd him 20
select cadets, not from the Congressional Dis
uiots, but from any portion OF the United
States. He wished i 70 80 on record that this
Bill was not even printed Snd Was pressed 70
Its passage without dtbatS.
Mr.. Ola sail that hs I'D not gu ,p.s, that
this bill would require di cussion, Ths re-.
marks OF tss gentleman from Ohio were in
ktolirR ' it'll his remarks here. The bill did
n?t Ttquirs any man 10 renouuse allegiance 10
his stu odd in.,risISs with 1t in no way; but
II did provide Whist III: Non'ntution demands.
namely; That he suall bear true ..lAaianss 70
the United States. TIE delasion Of rs ate
Sovereignty" end "Statt Allegiance" was the
argument OF Iebsls and traitors who set up do
hAnee TO the Federal Government. If ths oath
rated heavy on TIE ger tleman's conseicnee he
should have no uneasiusss ~ see II applied to
bin.
Nj. VALLAS DIonAM called on the Speaker
10 srppIsss such psfs )nalitiss, specially as hs
Was denied the iRht u reply.
Mr.. OLIH said that the gentleman eluld
make No reply while he was on the hjo:.
The bill was pasted
Mr.. bPAULDIEG N, W rad a resolution,
which was adopted. that tho Stna'e coneurriug,
both Houses clote the present session ON Friday
next q. noon.
Mr.. Rr oLIsH, Comm from the COMMITTEES
on Naval Affairs, reported blu for ths,tempo-
rATy inoreAte OF the number OF acting midship-
men at the Naval Academy. He explained
that the effect would be 10 add one hundred
and eighty -four new pupils thsit being one
hnIdItd and twenty vacancies from the dis
10y al states.
Mr. ByhsErT (Ky) opposed the BIZ.
TIE bill passed..
Mr. RIck (Nars. from the Naval Com.
mittss, reported a bill authorising the con.
stucii6n Of twelve email sids-whssl sss'mT