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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-06
CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS-.
lApyOURNED SESSION
SENATE.

FRIDAY, September 9th 1861
The Senate was opened with prayer at : o'clock
by the Rev. MIR PfrsRkIN, Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church
Mr.. ORR of y. C.. introduced a hin making the
rank, pay and allowances of a Qaartermsster r
Ger efai the same AS those of Eligadier General
Referred TO the Committee Military Affairs
On motion Of Mr. oRs, his colleague, Mr. BARN.
WE'LL, was granted leave of absence TO attend tho
Constitutional Convention of South Carolina
Mr.. HAYNES, of Tenn presented several M MO
riais in relation To salt supplies in Western Vifgi
n'a, which, ON his motion, was referred 10 the
Committee on Military Affairs
Mr.. Ht1.l, Of Ca, offered the following resolu.
tiup which WAS adopted
Rssoired, That ho President be respectfully re-,
lues'ed 30 inform the Senate by hat authority
persons enrolled Tor military service under the ae
OF the 10th of April, ls62 to provide for the public
defence. are assembled and detained in camps OF
instruction before being ordered into actual service
In presenting this resolution Mr. HILL said that
the SIKH section os the Act anded in his reso.
laiion provided especially tha, all surplus con.
scripts shoEld be permitted To remain at home nu
Ill their services needed. There was nothing in
tue act to authorize the establishment of camps Of
instruction, and its whole intent was simply to en-
roll every person liable to duty and render the 10
subject To orders.
Mir. SPARROW, chairman If The Military Com.
mitse, granted that sueh was tha literal coustrnc.
ti"n ct the law but the system of these camps Of
instruction was necessity induced by the cir,nnl'
was necessary 10 Keep the reserves in thesa campq
that when they wefa called out they might lie
sent together, aud Systematically, to he point at
which they We're needed.
Mr. Hiii was al the opposite opinion To he
convenience of the system
Mr. SPARROW from the Committee On Military
Affairs reported back House bill authorizing tue
appoininen uf 20 additional officers for ordinance
dniy with An amendment appointing oue such Off
Ger, with the k q. I! entenant- Colonel for each
amy corps of mnrs shan one division; one Major
t"f eacn division, The resdue TO be appoint ed as
Captains and Iieutenants. The hll as thus amend
ed. was passed.
Mr.. SPARROW reported from the same committee
bill amendatory Of the act providing for the pub
lie defence, to organize divisions into army corps,
and the appointment ior each army corps of a
Lieutenant-General, TO receive the pay Of Brga-
dier- General
After brief discussion the bill was passed
Mr.. SEMMES. from the Committee Flag and
Seai moved tha. The report heretofore made by the
committee he recommtted Adopted.
The exemption hill WAS now taken ~, IN oceu
pied the attention of the Seaate till tie hour of
adjournment
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FROM THE sRAr or WAR.

We have no additional news from our army on
,,s Potomac The accounts which we receive of
the battle Of Saturday last tend to confirm the
onnion that resulted in one Of the most decisive
.nd glorious triumphs CT the present war. The
lbs. on both sides must have been great but We uu,
,,srssnd that II Ia asserted by officers Who rode
ever the field after tbs battle was ended that the
.nemy's loss was at leas, five to our one.
The reports with reference 10 the present posi-,
,,,n oi our army are conflicting ono representing
., 10 be a, Munsons Hii in sight OF Washing ton
,;,y. aud smother st Leesburg, in Loudonn county.
h,. much we guaranteed In sayiug tha, il IL not
,,,s snd tiAs at no distant day we may hear oi ALI
,har ans. more effective blow than even this las.
,owertst .s il has been.
dis, s,ch received late las, evening a, the War
department confirms the evacuation ot winches, !,
l., The ene,ay's forces.
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CASUALTIES.

lie looEing is II list Of casualties in the 44tf
'"sihia regiment! III iLe ieeeni battles near Ma
haisas
'ompany E.-Woundcd: w. IL. Me- Bride, ia
efeast and wrist
Company C.--Woanded Corp1 W. T. Norvell
IN forehead
company Ii Wounded: Iisut. X. J. Shelton
mp Corpi +. r. Fleming, in foot
''mpany f.--Woundrd; Captain John T. Mar
Nn' IL iLigh; S.rg't John w Perkins. in foot pri
'A'e r. Clemens, in thigh.
COMPANY o.-Woundsd Captain William P
9Axer. in leit breast; private / B Huddisston. IL
zen side
N0'apany T. Killsd Private Edward L. Mayo.
N'aaasd Lieut. Jacob u. Tiiman, mortalis; Ed
Aa ". Shoes. IN hip. Walter /. Shores. ia shout
~ ''ha W. Hushe', severely in nsek.
"@a@nnd Gra5s, Company g, laih VA Killed
" ss'''ts Nif hoias. MARKS Myerf. Wounded sers,
~.s'l' s' priyaias 4. X. Crn.ap George W. Hill
"''As' Williams. Jasass dfahsm, snd Hoiiinss
haith
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taqnes.--Coroner Sanxay yesterday held An itf-
wm. T. Paine, watchman employed by the road -
From the evidence IL appeared that about o'clock
yesterday morning. Paine. who was armed with a
nirsket 20: one OF the snEines which was being
tired mp. for the purpose Of warming himself --
While standing In front Of the furlGfs ,eaarg ON
his musket. one of ths hsnds began TO pitch woosi
in The tender. II Is supposed that piecs of The
wood strnek the trigg.r Of he mnsket AMI esplo
,led the cap. The piece was slisshsrgea and tove OF
three Of his tngara and blew hs top Of h.s head oi
The verdict Of he Jury was that the De- essad cams
to his death by accident. Mr.. Paine was an iin
marie man, very much respected far his honesty
AMI prior 10 the present rnablss WIS section Fusa
Ter on the Central road
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FROM CUMBERLAND aAp

II was reported at lynchburg on Thursday night
that the Federal army under Morgan, at Camber
land Gap had surrendered to the forces
under Gen. Stevenson. No particulars we're known.
nor was II ascer'a'ned whether there was a tisht
previous to the capitalat'on. The report has ONE
show ofprobability, but il has been 80 often n.
Pea'ed that we are not prepared To say It is true
The Republican also says iha private ints,lis.aes
had reached that city that General Kirby Smith
entered and occupied Lexington, Kentucky, on
Sunday last.
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BY THE pkE.aEENr

10 The People Of he Confederate States
Onea more upon The plains Of Manassas have
our armies been blessed hy the Lord Of Hosts with
:. triumph "nreneniies Ii il my pri, ege to in
vile YOU once to His foatataol, NOT now ia the
garb of fasting anl sorrow, but With joy and glad
ness 10 render thanks FOR the great mercies re-
ce.eed at Eis hands. few months since, and onr
enemies poured forth th III invading iegions upon
soil. They laid waste our fields, polluted our
altars aud violated the sanetiiy OF our homes
Around capita, they gathered their forces, and
with hoastfni threats claimed il as already their
prize. The brave troopa which r.,llied to its lie
fence have eXtinsuished these VAN hepea and. mn
der the guidance OF the sslae Almighty hand hase
sca,trred our enc nes and driven Them back ia dis
may. Uniting these defeated L,rcss aud the va
,ious al llies which had been iayaging our coasts
with The army OF invasion in Northern Virginia,
our enemies have renewed their attempt to anbia-
gate us at the very place where their first eif0r
was defeated. aud the vengeance of retfihative
Justice hag overtaken the entire host M second
and complete overthrow
10 this signal sucesss accorded to our arms in
the East has been graconsly added another eqnal-
y brilliant III the West Cn the very day on which
our forces were led to victory On the plains OF Ma
NASSAU in Virginia, the same Almighty arm assisted
ma 10 overcome our enemies at Richmond In Ken.
lucky Thus at ono aud the same time, have the
two " O at hostile armies been stricken down. and
the wicked designs of our enea,ies set at nangh.
In such circumstances. II is maet aud right that,
as a psopla, We should how down in adoring thank,
folnsas 10 that grscious God who has been onr bal
Wark and defence, and TO offer INTO lfu, the ttih
ute Of thank sgiving and praise. In HIS hand are
the ssues of all events, and to Him should We in
an especial manner, aseribe the honor Of This great
deliveFanee.
| Now, therefore. |, JEFFERSON DAVIS President
of The Confederate States, do issue thia my pro-
clamstion, setting apart THuR5DAY, The 18th day
| of September, instant as day Of prayer and
thank sgivng TO Almighty God, for the great mer-
ses yoIc hsafed to our people, sud especially
| for the triumph of our arms At Richmond, in
Kentucky and Manassas In Virginia; aud
j | do hereby invite the people Of the Con.
| feierate States to meet on that day at their
respective places of public worship, and TO unts IN
rendr ring thanks and praise to od for these great
me. sies, aud to implofe Him to conduct country
safely through the pefiis which snrrOund III 10 the
final attainment oi the blessings Of peace and sa-
| eurity.
/ ~, Given under my hand. sud the seal Of
J SEAL tbs ConfssleSate StAicA, n Richmnnd,
ts>~~>t3 this fourth day of September. 4. u ls6e
JEFFERaON DAVIS,
i By tho President:
p HrnIANfN Gac'V Of HfSts
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EusPIcIoUs--On Saturday last u sfaai' slaap
boat from The city anchored in Schooner creek, and
rsmAiusd all Sunday Late 10 tbs evening Tie sioop
was observed 10 come out and go into Light Houss
creek /; caWe out of. the cFssk early Monday, and
re,nainsd uder the shore all that day. IN The night
shs is aupp0sed to have rounded eummingss Point
Hud coma 10 sss, - nOthtuG could be saen 0f har
Tuaedsy sporn1ng. The battery 6n Norris Island
Mred q hes hal with what sffset il not kn0Hns--
s. uansuaily large nnsser ot schooneFs we're vist-
s. a the bar early Tuesday morning = Gkayisstox
Geavfw "A
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THE eOcKaRIDas ARTILLERY

following are the LOSSES snptAissd BY this
,paAS: Wounded badly, Int mot norfally. y Il
rsS', Engsns Alexander Of nooeeosA Killed,
T. Pains Of Lexiagten. Va Il viii aiso b
~. go 70 very many to hsss thal Hsgh 4. White,
y. .ss. William q Whiss. p. p. - LSxisetOa.
1910 .aa ospiAia of ths Libssty Hall voluatssss.
h. .nsa v the asht - aatsr1aG ~ fasts ~
"o@ nsubss Of ~ 1oekhs5loe AItnlegy.
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TEL.EliRApHIC NEWS
EK A(,uATION OF WIN
EITER.
DESPRff'TTON or FEDERAL STORES AND
PRfFsTE PROPERTY
NORTHERN ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE FIGHTS
Ar MANASSAS.
THE YANKEES CLAIM A VICTORY ON
FRIDAY.
.HE fiGHr INkENTtCkl.
.HE fioHr INkENTtckY
Az, Ac-, :. 40.

HARgNoNEuHa, Sept. 1.-The Pfovda, Aal ,..sl
Il. New Market writes to day that Tie Ylrkee i
evacuated Wine!eHtef night befora iisi, i.nrninf
ali ha.r starez and blowing MP the msessis. They
also b,tgnf whole square ia ths town. We
learn from The sane soHrra that ihe I;alimore ts
pers repoit the death Of Mcclellan
lsECOSD DIsPATCHi
HARHlsoNBUHa, Sept. Ave have Baltimore
papers III the lat aad "a inst. They report the
Federal loss III tho battle OF Friday 10 be & OUU
Killed 'tili " ounsisd. They claim Il victory
OF sathfiaJ fight, tho american says "1he
Idvantag, remained with The rsbels" The SHa
styles il inter rout Their losses, MP q, Pr:
day night were estimated 1T II $50 Gems Buiord,
Ha:eh. Taylor, and far.ck, were killed Generals
Sehenek, Tower, Kearney, and 6i-gel, severely
q - ssa4r. shsasg, Of tue late
PANEL Webster, was kiilat tsaiS1tsi afAsts 10
wounded.
The 4mertcaH has list OF more than one hun
dred and fifty oiiieers killed Fopes report admits
lo.s of 0G0 on Friday
The American contains IA account Of the fight nj
Rich,no!sa, KY, which sdnits that the Fe,etals
defeated with immense loss and driven 10
Isxi,iG GsGn. Ger Hnil Nc lson was severely wound.
ed. Gea. Mcclellan retains command only Of The
a rmy Of ihe Potomac lie not sent 10 Pope
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Accidentally Shot Y stari,y, about oIle oleIna .
a member of the City Battalion, who On guard
at the c. s. prison Of Gary and @'ith s, reeta
had occasion 10 speak to one of the Yansee rIisoa
ers about some thing he was doing caatrary ta the
prison rules when The latter applied a very vile
ana insulting epithe; in reply. The aentiaef raised
his Inusket and fired. unfo, iunateiy the party at
whom he aimed drew back 10 time 10 avoid hrilig
hit. The bali passed through upper floor oi
tho prison, and, striking james Fiekey, a citizen
Philadelphia, instantly killed hiIn After the oc
currence The sentinel was taken to Castle Thunder
and locked up
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DessIitTs.-Tnent ysiz n,en, belonging io North
Carolina regiments. who had gone home without
leave license, were recently arrested there as -
srfierS, and yesterday sent TO Castle Thuii-
der, to be returned 10 ihrir respective regiments
Nv ent three de.ertsTs. belonging 10 Gen. Lees
army were Sent Yesterday .r t.uf'iGnsti He il,
charge OF Detective New, io be scnt IL thair ra
.DrcttSf. rroi,uenta
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BY " S. BkERY, -faciiDHtsr.
fb.s .s1.,x-.ft.. Ou

IMPnovED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION IN
fARmVIil.s.-.-l In pursuance uf the will of
Thomas HeSsoi daod. viii offer or sale AT
tiGn, the pTefsisrs. ud WEDNESDAY,, The 10th
day OF septembcr isb... at n O'Clock A. NJ, the
following IMPROVED REAL. EST ATE, 10 vii
l. The store hcns aud lot recently occupied 3
TtaIassa dickson AS dsng store, at the corner of
Main and LIST streets fronting about ~ feet and
ming bach abou. u, t,et.
.. An unimpsoged lot. sd, inins the store house
ot fronting about 81 tset is street and running
back about % teei
g. The dwelling houxe and lot fofIaarly oceup ied
by the family OF said Hiekso.i containing sx
and basemsBt with valuable garden attached, at
the of lst and South aifeets, being half
scrc.
L. One fourth interest in the tobacco factory sl,l
lot {leing abont II acres,) occupied by Elain
& Gray. The other interested partias prop6Ae 10
sell their interes, at the Same time and place.
TERMS OF TIKI Aeovs SALE. -One nth cash; tho
other four :iftba in ]. :. and years, bearing i,i
tcrest rof date with !. lien th property "a, ae
cure the deferred payments.
TJ. Davis, the ascnt OF the Undersigned " III
confer with parties dssiiing TO purchase.
The ttic 10 this property Is believed to ba ua-
doubted; but acting as exscutrix the undersigned
viii eongey To the purchases with special warranty
NARY HiCKsON,
Rxx Of Thomas Hickson. decd
Fasmyi,is, August 10th, leG2. au 2a-la,s
A UCTloN SALE OF VALUABLR MEDI-
N. OiNE.-wii sold al public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, September 10, at IL o'clock AN In.
voice OF valuable MEDICINES, hsing the siosk al
the late Thos. h,eksan, deed. Invoice and Meii
day CT gale. MARY HiGKSoN,
se4-al' hx's Of Tt0a Hiekson deed.
" RICHARD c4UFH0RaN. Aass.
az nnn POUNDS OP BACON AT Auc
ZU.UUU Tloa. On MONDAY. a,h instant.
al 10 o'elock, At nv store, win sell at aue,ian no
account Of wA0in Il nisy concern
1dnoo lbs, Haean bat little damaged
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f)jsskar 2sa.--The fourteen men arrested t"n
days since as street loafers discharged from
C.stle Thunder Yesterday iy order 81 Gen y ia
der M. Sam +. Cartlsi, arrested several months
since on suspicion oi d5lny ally. tas also hesn dig
charged from the Castle.
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sy 3IkYINOEH NOp7. aunicy

By ALEXANDER MOTT, Aa.tioaesr
OUSEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
&C, AT AuCTioN.--Wiil III be sold ,t auc-
ton. :.t 10 oeik. MONDAY, Sept I. Il. the residence
of Z. J. krlus2, 18th streef, in o! he Old
Market, his entire stock Of Furniture, &e, EN-
bfaeing large lot suitable for snack hou iis..
the Furniture OF Lis private house, CONSISTING OF
Bedsteads Beds Ma:sressea. Tables, Chairs, w ari-
robes Cabinets, Lcak iDg 0lasses Croekery and
glassware, Stoves, Sc. FERNS cash.
sec ALEX. MOTT. Auet.
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GEN. RkAllREuARn

The Columbia Is CD Guardian says :ha, General
bean'egard. on reporting for duty. WAS assigned to
that department which we believe, Includes Charles
ton and its detences
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ORpErs FROM GEN. BRAGG The following
gener raj order issued on tho 9th ult. by Gen.
Bragg to his brave troops who, it will be seen, arc
ordered ito be in readiness TO move at an hours
notice.. Therefore stirring news may be expected
from thai quarter In few days.
HEADQ'Ks DEPARTMENT No.
Chattanooga, Tenn, August Is. 1862
Geaf5al Orders, No. 123
The troops Of this command ill BIO in readiness
10 move at AL hours notice Ample time for pre-
marathon having been allowed, and everything he.
&C ssaIy having been promptly supplied the General
trnsts the mo sni-nt will be made with that aae-
rity and regularity which can alone inspire conn
dsnce
The enemy is before u.s. dev vastating our fail coun
try imptiaoning Our old and venerated msn--syen
the ministefs Of 0od-insuiting our women and
desecratng our altars 1t Ia our pfoud lot to be AS
signed tho duty Of furnishing and driving forth
these deluded men, led by desperate adveniurers
and goaied on by Abolition demagogues and de
mOns Let Us but deserve success aud an offended
Deity will certaiaiy assure it.
mShouid We be opposed, we must hght at auy
sids and conquer NJ any sacrifice. Should the foo
retire = must follow him rapidly to his own terri
tory ara s,sl linn taste ths hittsra OF invasion.
Soldiers ihe enemy Is before you and your ban
mars srs free II Ii for You to decide whether our
hr,thsSs aud sisters Of Tsnnassee and Keatucky y
= sii rsm Ain bondmeu aud bOndw0Men Of tbs abo-
lItion fyrsnt or be restored 10 the tfssdom In
hsrited from their fathers
~ commend Of 0snsral BRAGa.
0Eo. u. aARRER, AAst Adj 0enl.
John n. org, A. 4. 81
General Dssg1 crossed the Tennessee river With
his army On the 18th df August.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-06

FJpfs OriG6rs.-Ihera are now hity eight a.
PJpes commissioned officers hIt one nt hih siIt
~ V:,s IN confinement. here These parties are not
considered prisoners of An aid of burnside,
recently captured is, however, placed ia that cate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-06

Goods kfs6ss,td- Officer New Yesterday s,sc-
cee,iei liz ov verhauling ia an ont Of the, way local.
tv $50 worth Of blankets thirteen .aiis 81 leg
eings, thirteen pairs nf socks, tWeaty knapsacks )
s,,Id two nlu5arts aad aec3uienent9, teiaS part 81
lie contents oI one al the Ganhrr b.fge3 Tecenil,
" .ahed ashore IN Mathews 'nniY and nhics, s"ilie
embarrassing citizen had secured f"r his use.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-06

Did not G0 There being no boats AT Naiina To
take away the 2,C00 Yankees who were Ia have
loft yesterday. their departure was delayed iii con
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-06
By KFNF, PAINE s. co. Aprrs.

Sg fvF F91NE s 20. 4NIrs.
4 4 konERtES At ADGri0N-On TUESDAY.
tie .ith inst ii ', are hoiise, shall ari
geneTai assortment Of choice GROCERIES, con
aistnS III part OF =
10 bbts. itic,, ~ hoxas Rssiu soap.
hhds biGwn Sugar } bbls Aam
10 chests Green and Black Teas
English Mustard, Crushed SUGAR
liverpool Salt Adanlantil,e Candle;
i;lacking Rio Coffee;
:ilseed Oil. Black Pepper:
Essence oi Coffee, Sup Caf. Soda
CopM Sarnish, Copp-ras;
Matches, 4 <, &c
Also
An invoice OF pkUtia and MEDICINES, consisting 8
Castor Gil, Quiuine.
aiorptins, Bite Mass;
Epso.a Salts Camphor. &V.
Sc q KENT PAiNE s Co. Ancts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-06

CaushL-- Richard Duff, the companion Of Daniel
Brotiericl in the murder up the valley a few weeks
s,nca of two attilieryIuen, and who broke out of
the city jail few nights since. has been appre
IA ended ani sgsu placed in jail. OI ttie tittern
who escaped with Daft four have been canght and
returned 20 prison. Ths baisnsa Are yet nIr+ ilg
sbnut the city and w,ii bs aaprehen'.ed saonar or