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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
GEN. BANKS TAKES POSSESSION Of A Town.

At an early hour this morning the citissns Of the
quiet town Of Bel Air. in Hartford county we're much
surprised at the entrance into that village Of some 800
troops who Immediately took possession Of the town
and posted cannon at dfsreut points
They stated that they were acting under the orders
OF Gen Banks. Captain Arthur Jarrett, and save
raj other citizens, were arrested In their houses.
search vas then made for Captain Herman Stump
but he had sot been arrested ct the time the stage
left. -t .ti...L -. 80 - - : :
The soldier composed detachment Of the regiment
nov stationed upon line Of the Norhsrn Centrsl hail
way, and Crossed over from whitehall Baltimore coun.
y, and, surrounding the town, posted pickeu In every
direction, denying the citssns the privilege Of leaving
The premises Of Captain jarrett we're tbsn searched
for arms, but they failed to and anything Of cours,
band character. 1850
No one b allowed 10 enter or leave the town sxceut
With par, and our Informant vas compelled to o.
tain one ffoa the commanding officer ere be cosld
leave. r4-rr.r. ..t.. I'd. r...s
Great excitement and alarm exists among the citzons
Of the surrounding nelghborhood. Ill e4--rf
The order is said 70 have been given BY Gen. Banks
10 make the arrests. ~
The hon. Edwin r.. Webster, member Of Congress
from the district has been telegrsped In regard TO the
natter and asked lay It before the Lincoln govern.
ment ss s stated there ID cause for the action that
has been taken. ..,-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
DARING FEAT OF LoUIsIANIANs.


We have heard from 4 entitled 10 the fullest
ieuce that one of the daring eas Of the age
was consumnated Newport Eeus on Friday last BY
Confederate soldiers Ever since the killing Of the much
,rnented Lieut. Col Chas DreuI, four Of his men have
resolved 70 ayenge bis taking eff With this vies they
obtained permission to leave their camp and providing
themselves with several days rations proceeded steal
thy through the forests until almost within sight Of the
camp at Newport News.
They laid in ambush for FIVE days awaiting an oppor-
.unty TO avenge the death Of their Colonel but none
presented until friday last On that day they espied
party Of seven Yankees three Of WHOM we're evidently
officers engaged at small stream, measuring With nss,
and mingly preparing for the erection Of bridge.
They wore al unarmed, and the Lousisnians resolved
that the prey they had long and perseverngy sought
should not escape them. Knowing thit tie report OF
Their guns would alarm tbs camp not far distant they
speedily determined to rely solely upon the use Of thsr
bayonets and craun g upon their bands and knees to
within convenient DISTANCE, they saddsny sprsus for
ward, each man selecting his victim. Two officers we're
killed, Dut one OF them, h,jor, not dying 81 the 6rst
thrust was struck over the head with the butt OF muf-
ket until life Was extinct The other Ave we're se.
cured one Of them severely wounded and carried into
camp at Yorktown. The wounded man proved to be
Captain and when informant left Yorktown IL vas
thought that hs xosld certainly die, having received
severe bsyonet Sab in his breast ana ctrer stn 10 dit
ferent portions Of bis body.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
Hillary.

FIX. ZoIiiccEsr and B. y. Chea,ham, of Tennessee,
have been commissioned BY the President Is BigAd e.
Generals of tie Provisional Army. We presume they
viii be assigned TO duty under Gen. Polk.
Gen Albert S. Johnston, as Ne lean from the Brdm'
iuy has arrived in the States from the Pacific slope,
where he resigned his command hearing OF the break
jpy ont Of the war between North and South. He will be
IN Redmond in the course of week. Gen. A s. John
SION commanded the srmy in Utah, and is Kentuekian
he il Al officer Of great ability and will doubtless re
e.iy. hisn command in the Confederate army.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
:. THE DEyOTBD H.ND ~

1HE rhortest path peace that which carries havoc and d5
olsttu uvseerI believed that there are I've or
the South ready and wiling Ghsre the fate
Cau devote themselves to The salvation Of their
NV that al Who willing 70 make this saerhce
.h arm with sword Two five rhooe and cabine
"a ~ sud let hJrsebsck At TO be designi.ed
sopysuen for s work in hand tre aud tword must
called 20 the houses css Eh visiting those blessings up
90 jhts reghbors pkEsders ana New Yok not be-
,ord the Of long and brave arm Tas nor ope OF
by toe blazing light Of ther own iws, ings. - .
Rors need apply fer admission TO " fhh DEVOTED BsAp
bpt those uh are prepared their life 10 their hsnJ and
vi, wou Indulge not expectation o. reurons-
49, a. 4. D. D. r,
Richmond.
an .t, re gre this few In
IA s"eNhein F~7"@-' ;xOs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
Northern Iie..

Toe Telegraph brings two lies from the North to-day
one that Patterson vas slowly approaching Washington
Sunday, when We have reason to believe he vas this
sds Of the Potomac and engaged in the battle If old
Scott could make believe his tale i. might Lead us to
suppose be Is stronger at Washington than he rs.y !.
The other Lie Is in stating that NccsAA "a abOu. 70 re.
turn % Cincinnati 70 see bic family. Tia covers som.
dssixu against some Of cur forces.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

alleged TO the dsuiss and the poverty Of The South
aud the numbers and of the Eorh conceive
that though the Federaiis may Be victorious IN The
last object they must compel eight mious Of free men
trimmed 10 self government and accustomed to regard
themselves ms not only politically independent but po
icay supreme-to sue for psaes,-and TO sue 70 men
whom they have hsbusted themselves to lock down
upon snobs and vulgar radesmen whom Of late they
have begun to hate vi'h . familiar bitterness, and
whom they will detes with tenfold animosity when the
humiliation Of defeat rankles in their boeoms. Is this
rational anticipation!
There Is another and very serious set Of considerations
connected with this subject which we must defer till
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
sae AsaTAe~rF-s
Greeley, in his paper Of the l2h, has the following
announcement
CoNEIsCATIoN OF PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
REBELS

Cen Wilson will introduce into the Senate to morrow
bill providing for takiGg possession Of all personal pre-
uery il the Rsbl States by the general officers Of the
army So Ear as needed for the support OF the troops,
il will be so used but ether articles will be sold in home
or foreign markets and converted into cash. For eve
~ thing so taken certificates will be given TO the owner
without the power Of transfer, TO be paid at the expra-
ton OF the var to those holders who have been loyal TO
the bat TO be conscated in OF aid and
comfort 70 the rebellion.
All these yioen. proceedings only serve TO show the
mAlieni,y and Impotence of the enemy. Such pro-
posop a. this would not have been ventured by sare
psope if they Eel. strong enough in public opinion at
home and in the number and 'aor Of their troops to IN,
sure victory But the telling masses in Yankee land,
,ho have to foo: the Sar.bis have 10 be deuded with
IN. prospect that the expenditure be thrown upon
the South This mArAudns scheme ia that which the
Gpsey wilson has devised for the eontsntuent Of bis
snivelling oountrymea. May be they will be deluded.
Bat the game Is one At which two can pay. The
Yankees have accumulated large stock f. for plumber
and there are men in the Sou,L Who know ho~ to put
to . proper use.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

By the cars which arrived at 10 last night gather
a few particulars
Al re s.sBsys batteries Tia SslS sOsrs taken.-
The enemy oss in killed and wounded is reported at
10 20 400. Seven eight hundred prisoners among
the number too members Of the Rump Congress, Ham
aud Cochrane Of Nes York.
Gen'. Bee, reported dead, is only badly wounded.
Col. Fisher Of the 9th Regiment Of North Carolina
killed
No ore in the LIST Vissiuia Regiment vas hurt.
The victory sAs decisive and complete the enemy
routed at all points and our troops pursuing with
great Vigour and effect yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
To GkS. 8. cOoPER,

To GkS 8. COoPER
AdjulAnt General Richmcnj
Night has closed upon hard fought 6eld Our fOI-
have glorious victory. The enemy ROUTED
and aed prsciPitAtey, abandoning very large amount
Of arms munitions, knapsaeks aud baggage. The ground
vas strewn for niles with those killed and the farm
houses and the ground around filed sith mis-
wounded. The pursuit was continued along several
miles towards Leesburg and Ceutrevle until darkness
covered the fugitves. We have captured several field
batteries and regmentAl standards and u S. dag
Many prisoners have been taken. Too high praise
cannot be bestowed whether for the skill Of the prne
pa officers Or for the gaansry Of al Of he troops Toe
battle bravery Tough. lef several miles from
Geld works. 0cr force did exceed Is 900 that
OF the enemy IS estimated At $1,000.
JEFF DAVIS
In addition to the foregoing hear. that cavalry
yesterday actively engaged in the pursuit Of the f
gitves-esP,~ring or kllng great HunbeTs. This rs-
port we believe to be reliable.
There various other reports aOA for the truth Of
which, ne eanno: vouch zoe i tSss our forces are n
possession Of AeIsndrs another that Gen. Scott vAs on
the 6sd but speedily bstOOk himself to biz carriage and
lsft for unknosn par vigorously pursued BY some da-
ring horsemen. Tue sish vM probably the father If
this conesit
With respect the loss only hear that the los Of
the eus ny sss immense. on our oup, ue have the
port that il amounts to AGO killed and 400 wounded
This NAV be eopj sCture. We thinkit deeply to
be regretted that e authorities have BY this time
Published full List Of tbs killed and wounded TO aly
the Intense and universal anxiety OF the public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

We are requested to call the attention of Southern ed
isors to notice. which appears in this days paper, un'
der this heading All Who desire to unite with the
Curtain BAEd desired TO report themselves ct the ear.
lest day. A word &c the vie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
'RGk v. MUsTOsD,
Secretary OF The ConGoawes


u BOOK, vol, Is mo, SI2 ~. frice fLJl - -. -.
Compiled from aiest authorde FOE THY USE OF VOL
UVrEsRs MILITIA Of the Confederate States oy Lerenant
Col VIM H. Richardson, graduate and tm=ry Assistant In
st,u:tcr Of Tactics Virginia Military Institute
Thi valuable book liberal sbridgement OF Hardees Tao
iecudag the school for the Bsa on' and rsneos 'of
skirmrhers
the BAancs Step and Manual OF Arms for the Nufet be
log Introduced from "Ghss Manual ao, the i1ms OF Pa
e R,yeEs Inspection Dress Psrates oaAIas Mounting
Duties Glardi Duties Of Captains In aud GARRISON
MARCHES Camps dc ae, geher with soders Rsuons snn
tn mode cooking them, and few important sanitary ,nFgss
tion. a MORALE,
fherA R0nka
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
yrRcISIANsl TO ARMS {.

the day, and nous tho hour. The enemy have been
routed all hands to lie pursuit Vigorous war brings
speedy peace.
VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

from within and without, and Bad ksps visbin ~
liberal and national pash. deputy rem.rksd hat II
broke out bis Nj siy ought 70 b. careful Of hi
Liza "Wbat does IL sgnlfy = remarked Victor Euu.n.
eus "is viii be Italys last var. and. besides, have
cbildrea."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

THr PERKS LINES "A letter from Rome Of tho l6h
ult ssy. "On Tussday next the Pope will probably b
conveyed to his country house at Castle Gondolfo At
court and elsewhere alarming about his health
continue. What ia most dwslt Is the gradual weak
euing Of his mental faculties. As TO that able TO
assure you that the Popes lnees In fact rather moral
than physical and that 1t proceeds especially from the
deep melancholy in which he has been plunged BY the
reports Of the Italian bishops that epasn 10 inevitable
unless the Church be put il accord With the people. You
can easily imagine that the Jesuits already trembling
consequently they surround the Pope much possible
aud take lin into the country In order to remove him
after their own fashion. know for certain that per-
sonsge highly placed and closely connected With the
General OF Jssui has stated that the Pope has often
moments Of delriuu, in which he says things that
desirable nobody should hear Il may very veil be that
What they call his morbid eccenrcites 81 speech are
only some sensible talk his par some expression Of
views more in conformity with the interests Of the State
ed - to tho health Of poor Plus *, only too veil
founded
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
no CoRREsPO vDKNTs.
THE GREAT VICTORY.

The following dispatch from President Davis vas con
muncatsd yesterday to Congress and contains he sub
Of the authentic intelligence from the great
battle:
p o.. . 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

INFORM ALTON having been received by the Executive that
4 THOMAS HANDY ais. NUTS, free negro convict Of the
PeeatAry Of 0aoa wealth employed on the iortheauots
near Parned has ,scied MS escape sat row gong ~ M
therefore Dc hereby orsr reward Of FlFI Do s 70 any
The said Thomas handy, alias sts and
liver n ipo the said Penten'iEry; ard do moreover
g,e ali ofi,rs IRIS Commonwealth civil and military, and
10. people generally 70 Iher best exerions to pro-
cure his arrest, that he nsy be brought 70 jVsice
l-~ Gwen under ny hand 6evetnor Srd unfer The
L. LESS &c Of the Commonwealth, a. Richa 1nd al, e2l
C,pnons.aith JOHN LErCHER.
by the Governor
GEoRsx w. MUSFusD,
Secretary OF the Conaoaweslth.
Tomas Handy alias NuFas received the 18th day Of March,
larceny county, ave
bora in Aecomae county Va Is feet 1O inch height; %
yeas age hair eyes complex boh
pl. reed with holes. jy3S-J
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
SAD AND FATAL ACCIDENT.
[GoRRrsrosDEScx OF rHK PfTKH,BuRG EXPRESS

LKxMoros, Va, July ls, 1851.
Dear ETprssG 4 very sad and fatal accident occur.
red here last night the arrival 1.-THE Sunton stage.
As usual large number of persons had collected In
front of the Lexington House, all eagerly waiting for the
mail When the stage came up, one of the passengers
in the act of taking from IL Minnie Rfe struck
dres n way ns the seat causing It's discharge
BY which hr. Warwick Cameron vas Immediately kill
Cd, Mr.. VIM HcClung aged 10 years, MORALLY wounded,
and Mr. WIN. Smith, OF the V. II. Institute, sbghtiy
wounded in the wrist.
nr. Cameron has been long and favorsbly known
here extensive farmer, and leaves large family 70
mourn his untimely end. He vas not heard 70 utter
word after he Was shoi Th ball passed entirely through
bis neck.
Mr.. AcClupg Is the son of DR.. McCung of this place.
BE yet fingers il state Of inconsistencies He caunot
possibly recover. The ball that killed Mr. Cane
rom struck Mr.. hcClung, tearing away portion Of the
skull and brsa. The sad occurrence has thrown gloon
over entire community and excited the deepest sym
pathy for the befeaved and al c.ed. Should this be
an awful vsruiOg others ossrcse great care Ia hands
ling loaded weapons In 9 crowd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
Er,n re Ral.lnore American.

Ma. CKrrrExDKS AND TIE WAk-ln the House Of
Representatives on Wednesday Mr.. Crirtsndea and the
entire Kentucky delegation, excepting Mr.. Burnett,
voted for the War Loan bill They also voted for the
bill passed by the House for boekadng the ports Of the
Seeded States providing for thscoec0n Of the reve-
nue on shipboard and the seizure and eon6scaton Of
al vessels found al owned wholly or in part BY cit
z.ns Of Seeded States. On bis xay TO Washington Mr.
Cittenden called 70 the platform OF the car al
wsllsviIe, Ohio, and made the following brief re-
marks
I'VE are nov in the midst Of war, and shall probably
have bard brush, but am confident that our Union
viii . restored 10 Us, and shall again BE- happy and
united people.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
Position OfHr. CTlIIcnsen.

The Baltimore A|srieaA edited in al probability ur
der the direct supervision Of Banks Military Staff gives
the following account of Mr. Cri!tsndeas position. But
though this statement positive and circumstances seem
to justify il We are assured by gentleman, that Mr.
Cristendsn, before be left Kentucky publicly declared
that be would give his support to 20 measure which
looked 10 the inVasion Of the South But the poor old
nan, enfseblsd BY age and surrounded BY mereenary
bAyOOe may not hare bsen able to &C: up to bis con-
yeticns The spectacle he presents Is too pIaSs for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

we have Just received news from Camp Harri, com.
manded BY General HArrs The Psdsr.ls attacked the
State to.es il Monroe c2nnty Alasoad sn4 IN Ns+iok
IL both (Which se..k. De FsSsf.s wee fiOehtseG
men by in ambush and opened hrs on them. Right Of
the Ddersls fell dead the drst are-she BALANCE rsn
Our men followed them up and drove them into the
midst Of another body Of ava hundred Of our troops
shen the slaughter commenced. Almos. everybody 10
that section Of country have left for the b,tsls
Hannibal No Three companies have gone 10 the assist
sucs Of our troops and will cut OF the enemy in sIr
retreat -. +
Our m:n have torn up the Hannibal and St jos rail-.
roAi and burned the 'depot = :.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
RYTuE GOYERNOR or VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

An s.r requested to srs this notice few si To-
sariAna S-o
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-02-08
CAARK's E4vEx PILLS.

THE BEST PuRGATIvE AND PURIFIER BEFORE THE rEo-
rLE-AccEPTED AND RECOMMENDED BY EMINENT PLY.
sICTANs
DR CLARKE, the inventor of these pills, is justly
~ distinguished for his eminent ablitiesand SCI
entfc research For 3O:years, in his extensive prac-
tice, he experimental in bringing the great desid-
eratum Of remedial agent to act as direct pur-
fer upon the human system. In his he has been
eminently successful, as the numerous certificates
from celebrated physicians show. They are ex-
tremeiy mild in their operation, at the same time
powerful and effective in removing disease. They
never give pain, do most purgatives but allay 1t
in all cases. they speedy in their relief than
any pill now offered.
Tho proprietor is pleased to announce that he has
perfected hisarrangements supplying the trade to
the fullest demand.
fresh supply just received and for sac by D.
REED, Pomeroy, WELDON & BEsToW, Chester,
BRANCH & PAYNE, Rutland, and D. JOHNSON,
Trpper's Plains, J. SCHAFFER, Minersville: J.
K. ELLIS, Racine, and --
N.U. WALKER,
Prop'r, Pittsburg, to whom all orders must be ad-
dressed. [Sept 81, ls60.-37-3ml
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-02-08
Cincinnati Wholesale Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.
GRoCERIEs-A good demand for Su-
gar, at 55@75c; Molasses firm, at SOC;
Coffee steady at 13@134c.
FLoUR-The demand being limited,
the market is rather dali, bat holders
are fin, at full prices. Good extras
bring 81 9G@5 25.
WEEAT-The market for wheat is
firm, with a good demand, at ST 00@1 O3
for prime Red, and 81 05@1 10 for
prime White.
CoRN-Ear continues in good demand
at 33@35c, at the upper and lower de-
pots. Shelled is unchanged and dull,
We quote mixed at 36c, and White at
3Se in bulk.
OATs-Continue dull, but we have no
change to notice in prices. We quote
them at &c in bulk.
RYG-Is unchanged and dull We
quote prime at60@51c.
BARLEY-We have no change to no.
tice in the market The demand is lin
tied. at 70@75c for prime to choice fall;
75@8Oc for Canada spring; and 60@63c
for prime Western spring.
HAY-The supply continues in excess
of the demand, and the market is dull
and heavy, and prices are, to great ez-
tent, nominal. Sl3@l4 per ton are the
rates asked for prime Timothy at the
railway stations.
CHEEsE-The market is unchanged
and dull, at SIC for Western Reserve,
Sc for Hamburg, and 1Oac for English
Dairy.
APPLES There is moderate local
demand, at S1@1 so per brl for Wes-
tern, and 81 50@2 90 for New York
PoTAToEs-Are steady, and in fair
demand, at 81 3O@1 40 per brl for
prime Neshannocks.
SEED-The market continues dull,
and the demand limited The range of
prices is from 81 40 to 4 so, the latter
rate for brls.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-02-08
STARVATION IN KANSAS.

AICIloON, ~ -, l. ICU #, O1
Messrs. Hyatt and Pomeroy have pre-
pared the following address which truly
represents the condition of the people of
Kansas, without question::
FRIGH1FUL PRosPECT-BUT ONE STEP
BETWEEN so, 200 PEOPLE AND DEATH.
An appeal to the press of the country;
to the churches; to Congress; to State
Legislatures; to philanthropists; to hu-
manity everywhere. Prompt action by
the country, or miracle from God can
alone save this people.
The famine, like vortex, draws to it's
frightful center all conditions. They
who had food yesterday have none to-
day. They who have food to-day have
none for tomorrow. Seventy teams ar
rived yesterday; fifty were loaded and
sent away the day before. Ten thou
sand dollars worth of clothing have
been distributed within the past week.
Six thousand dollars cash has been paid
within few days for freights. Eighty
one car loads have arrived within that
time, and yet starvation is imminent.
The people are living from hand to
mouth, but barely saved alive. Our
funds are now exhausted. The numbers
of the destitute increase fearfully. The
melting SHOWS of February, and the over
flowing streams, must shortly prevent
the distant sufferers from coming here
to getsupplies. Their salvation depends
upon our promptness in establishing de-
pots of provisions at accessible points
Without funds the whole work. must
cease.
The intermission Of week is death
and desolation. Unless the country
gives us seed there can be no harvest
and the seed wheat should be in the
ground within forty days. At least
100000 is needed for food, and as much
more for seed. To the heart of the
country; and in the name of Christ, we
make this earnest appeal.
TSignedl THADDEUs HYATT.
In behalf of perishing multitude, I
indorse every word of the above.
TSigned7 S. G. PoMERoY,
Chr'n of the Kansas Relief Com, and
General Agent for Distribution.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-02-08
Seizure of the Mint and Custom House
at New Orleans.

seizure OF the anu SustOH1 mouse
at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, Feo. 1.-THE Mint
and Custom House were quietly taken
possession of yesterday by the authori-
ties of Louisiana. To-day the officials
take the Office under the ordinance
There are flying reports that fighting
has commenced at Pensacola, in conse-
quence Of the Btooklyn trying to land
troops There is no head for the report,
but it is authoritatively stated by Ala
bamIans.
New ORLEANS, Feb PA mutiny
occurred on board the ship Deponshiire,
of Liverpool, in which the captain and
first and second mates were severely
wounded
In the Convention to-day, resolu-
tion to establish standing army was
made the special order for Tuesday.
The Texas House of Representatives
has passed by vote of 65 against f3,.a
resolution legalizing the call for Con-
vention under bill of rights.
The cutter Leaois Cdss was surrendered
to the Alabama authorities at Mobile to-
day.