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nEY- 1 naOEN. PAs1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

STAND FROM UNDER.-General Fremont Is here.
doubtless In execution Of a plan Of the red re-
publicans to assail the Government through ire
sponsible means. That is through the action of
q Congressional metropolitan committee, assu-
ming the right to do what II plea,es-to pro.
raulge every false accusation conceivable aeains,
the Government and such other ofscIals, civil and
military, n may be understood to be opposed TO
an abolition revolution. The design 10 evidently
to destroy the morale Of the army, and TO deposs,
by revolutionary means, all In authority who rec
ognize their obligation to the Constitution of the
United States a. q higher one than any possible
obligation to = Congressional abolition cabal
In very short time, 1t Is evident to US, this rev.
dictionary conspiracy will be so developed as
that the country at large will comprehend Its
aims and means, In all their length and breadth
We believe that they have but to become thor.
oughly known to defeat themselves; because sure
that when the question Is put to the nation.
whether IL win remain true to the Unions Gov.
eminent, Constitution and laws, or will bow to a
joint dictatorship Of Fremont, Lovejoy, Wendell
Phillips Ct a! acting at first under cover of the
usurPed license Of a Congressional committee
little, indeed, win be left Of the latter.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvII.h cONGREss-second Session.

sESATB.-Yesterday, after the close Of our re.
port
A resolution instructing the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads, to inquire into the
expectancy OF collecting tax on the conveyance
OF intel igence by telegraph, was adopted
sundry bills and resolutions were introduced
and referred, and the bill supplementary to an
act 10 amend the judicial system of the limited
States. discussed by Messrs. Trumbun, Sherman
Adjourned
HousE.-Yesterday, after our report closed
MI. Richardson addressed the House upon the
resolution OF Mr. Conkling, calling for informa-
ton relative to the Balrs Bluff disaster He held
that this was not a subject for investigation nv
them, but Ii should be left with the military
authorities. Congress should trust something at
least TO the Departments Of the Government
the army -
Mr. Crittenden opposed the resolution, and con.
tended that the House has no power under the
Constitution to inquire into the military matter,
The army Is under the command Of the Presid emit
OF the United States, who 10 responsible In these
operations TO interfere with this, therefore,
would be an attempt to extend our own jurisdic
ZION. ne sara we 6ugnt 70 De carerui not 70 ist
such feelings lead US into improper measur . on
our part.
Mr. Vallandigham believed In the RIG ht OF Con.
gress to enforce responsibilities upon ali the heads
OF Departments. He thought the power QUO ht
never TO be surrendered, and would at all times
maintain the subordination Of the military TO the
civil authorities. The British Parliament had
exercised the right Of Inquiry into the conduct of
the Crlmean war. But here the Secretary of war
but only exercises the discretion allowed TO him
OF it. "
Mr. Lovejoy always believed the military sbould
be subordinate to the civil power He believed
the regular military officers were In the wav Of
an advance. We are watching with the fruitIeu
nope 81 the rebellion being put down The idea
Is II we don't hurt anybody the rebels will return
10 tnelr allegiance. The reason why we are mot
successful Is that we are standing before an in
censed Ood; we are not true TO the principles of
justice and true to those Of human co uality, name
~, liberty through bout all lands and to ali the in
h Seolans thereof The everlasting negro cannot
De got lid OF; you mig htas well try TO brush awav
God . throne. The trouble does not consist eit her
IN Gen, Mcclellan or Gen Halleck; IL is an angry
ood using these powers as instruments to punish
US. - rA-
MI Dunn, Of Ind said he would make anv
sacrnce under the constitution to preserve slaverv
ne old not believe that this Government was 10
De perPetuated by q war upon the institution OF
slavery. IL the Government insists upon ma king
tns KIND OF war Of slavery upon the border States
ne would tell them that our Union was gone
nays 81. J'"s 80
MIR. Stevens, Of the Committee Of wav, and
means, introduced joint resolution explana torv
OF increased duties on tea, coffee, and sugar
passed. Adjourned.
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Bad Signs.

The rejecting portion of the community con-
versant with the history Of nations will read the
story Of yesterdays legislation Of the House Of
Representatives with equal alarm and regret,
a. enthusiastically illustrating the fact that
the tendency Of It's action IS surely unless checked
by some influence az yet unknown, to reenact
here, In our dNy, the role Of the French National
Assembly at the close Of the last century, when in
the name Of the sacred cause Of Human Liberty,
that body, equally irresponsible, collectively
az our own House Of Representatives, taught the
world the terrible lesson Of the legitimate results
Of unbridled demagogueism, which, though
ringing in It's ears up to this time, seems now
shout to be utterly ignored on this side Of the
Atlantic.
The action to which we refer is the deliberate
usurpation by the House Of the functions Of the
Executive, in the matter Of the direction Of the
military arm Of the Government, under oratorical
appeals every whit as revolutionary las law and
Constitution defying) az those which all may
read In history, as the early appeals Of s'The
Mountain, /" from the French Assembly's tribune,
that led to the scenes throughout France, recol-
lection Of which, even to this day, causes the
blood Of society everywhere to run cold
The pretence for this deliberate usurpation Is
that the House do not acknowledge the right of
Congress any information concerning military
Affairs, the PRONUNCIATION of which be may regard
a. being likely to prevent the success Of the arms
ofthe United States In the current war We know
well that those Of the body bent on the inaugura-
ton Of a red republican revolution in the loyal
States, endeavor to conceal the fact for the time
being, by stating the question in issue somewhat
differently But, stripped Of such subterfuges,
those loyal TO the Constitution comprehend II to
be just a. we explain 1t. That acting under such
oratorical appeals as that Of Mr.. Lovejoy yester-
day, the Hsuse should deliberately resolve that
rHET are The State-that like the King, they can
do no wrong-lhat there now exists no authority
whatever in the land but their unbridled will
tells, with inexpressble force of the fact that un
less checked, their course bids fair to turn the
arms OF one hafthose In battle array for the Union
against the other half, and TO substitute social
war At the North, for the current civil war in
which al true patriots are ghting for the restor-
alton Of the Union.
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oIssrLAR CAss.-A priv, te In the Fourth Wi,
eonsin Regiment now encamned :, p.,,.
Psrf, named Peter Moore, had BEEN mn for ssvss.i
weeks, and on " edDesday last died, a. was snn-
Iosed. CONN was prepared for him, and On
story 70 interment While the lid wa. hi,no
i.ssened on be rose from his recumbent pos;tio5
ana nt up In the CONN to the great sma.ement Of
-. 80 engagra In the service He was immedi.
Icy removed and placed again under the care y,
me surgeons OF the regiment He bsd heen a =.
i pIt. hEe that OF one dead for day and half
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Ell EG B APHIO.
The Ohis Legislaturs-Messase Of the Gsv.


CLEVELAND, Jan 6-The Ohio Legislature was
organized to-day, and the Governors message re-
cefved. The Governor cong ratulates the people
on the prospect Of q favorable termination of the
present war, and on the general prosperity Of the
State for the past year He relates briefytbe his
tory of the State since 1901 when the Constitution
was adopted, showing the immense increase Of
wealth and population.
After devoting some space to affairs of local In
teres, he refers to the report Of Secretary Chase
and dissents from his plan Of establishing ma
tional currency az liable to many objections, and
impracticable as measure of relief to the Gov
eminent. He likewise objects to the income tar
imposed by Congress al making an unwise dis
elimination between people who are all willing
to contribute to the support OF the Government in
proportion to their means. and discrimi mating
between United States and State securities.
Referring to military affairs, the Governor states
that on the first call Of the President % 900 men
volunteered. The number Of men from Ohio now
In the three years. service is II Si4 of which num-
Der IS ,9s5 are in active service outside Of the
State. This does not include citizens Of Ohio
who have entered military organizations In other
States because OF the want Of authority to receive
them In Ohio. The total amount expended for
war purposes to Jan 1, 1852, including unpaid
liabilities, IL 81 ,339 ,a57.
The Governor thinks the ultimate effect OF the
war will be the extinction Of slavery; but he de-
precates immediate emancipation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

PzRHAh's EIcuRsIoN.-This enterprise as will
be seen by the advertisement elsewhere, afford.
great facilities for cheap travelling, enabling all
persons, by purchasing an excursion ticket 70
visit northern cities at half price Ofacers and
soldiers on furlough, will find this great eco.
nomical convenience In visiting their homes,
tickets being good to return until the frs, Of
March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

W. most respectable meeting Of British real.
dents Of New York was held in that city on Sat.
urday afternoon last, at the ONCE Of the British
Consul, for the purpose Of expressing coincidence
with Queen Victoria on the sad occasion Of the
death Of the Prince Consort. Suitable re.oIu,,on.
and an address TO be forwarded to the Queen were
adopted "eie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

CRUEL Some cruel joker perpetrases the fol.
lowing At the expense Of the Republican, and that
paper publishes 10 with the most confding good
faith:
Your paper comes to me along with INV
washington mall, and cannot forbear 10 say that
read IL with great satisfaction. IL In a comfort
to md paper without long-winded harapgues
and that seems TO perceive and hold fast 10 the
salient points OF our great contest OF the things
really want to know, believe I and more In
the RspHo!tean than In any other paper"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

IMPORTANT FROM WKsrxRs VIRsISr.-ro,..
oI SETON BURNED I'VE Ind the FOLLOWING IN
TIE wheeling Pres Of Saturday: III
peLrows, Jan. She rebels burned In.
tnfee houses. They also burned he two chn,ehoi
=. We fhiwoods They destroyed ali the Gov
eSmen' properly that was Al sutton WV
,,,.iI 80 nowsnds Federal) Cavalry had previ.
1wusIy oeen compelled to retreat from Sutton IN
We.ton BY the confederates, sfter considspsh 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

PERSONAL Brig. Gen. Shields arrived al New
York on Saturday from Californi. 10 accept the
mintafy position rendered him by the National
government He 10 represented to be In nne
heatn ana spirits, and full Of enthusiasm for the
cause He reached this city last evening, and !,
stopping at the Herndon House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07
rTMAYOR's OFFICE,

~MAYOR'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, January 4, 1862
persons desIrous of being vaccinaied free of az
Rense viii be attended TO BY calling upon either of
Fist Werd,Chsrles Mccormick N, ID Nine
teenth street, between | street and Penn,,IvsnT.
second Wsrd-y. w. II. Lovejoy, M. D., corner
Third Ward-6. M Da'e M D. l. .,,as, r..
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. ' ''0e'' oe-
ri Fn1hur,n Ward-Jos. T. Howard. NJ. d., No. 366
Fifth Ward Geo Mccoy, NJ. d ,PsunsvIvapi,
eys1gSS' netveep second and Third streets east.
between seventh and Eighth streets ' D' Street,
,,1es, en ha, MsrdCR G; CrogEiu, NJ. D., Seventh
sIeet, between = and r streets
js6st RICHARD WALLACE. M.,oy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

u We are requested to state that there will
be public reception by the President this eve
ming, commencing at 81 and ending at 1OH
o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

The Maryland Legislature have apno,n.sa
-. ns Sommiuee TO report q Law imposino An
ta o. sl!egianee upon al persons holding On e.
IT, N.s s Tne bill repssling the act relieving
80. ~. nc ctnen from prosecution for certain
&c, &C. committed during The conspiraoy Of NH
~ss hnaiiy passed on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

g The Indianapolis sentinel denies the s,.,p.
s,sss go sne Hon John O. Davis had ned The
- = - rs gone south. On the contrary, II Avs
s's<xus attending 70 his husIsss, 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07
Utah Applying fer Admission int the Union

GREAT SALT LAKE, Utah, Jan. Cat a mass
meeting held In this city to-day, resolutions were
passed relative to the admission Of this Territory
Into the Union as State. Delegates were elected
from this county to meet delegates from other
counties on the Goth inst to draft and adopt a
constitution and form Of State government TO be
submitted TO the people for their acceptance or
rejection. Congress will be memorialized for tn
admission Of Utah during the present session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

Gen sisel rendered his Resignation.
ST. Louis, Jan. General Sigel has rendered
his resignation. The cause is not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07
FFsm New Mckee

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 6.-The Santa Fe mail hal
arrived, with dates to tine 22d. 1t brings no new
OF importance: Fort Wise is garrisoned by three
companies Of Federal troops.
The small pox is raging throughout the whole
Territory, and is extremely fatal TO children.
Specie Is very scarce in the Territory. The
weather Is cold on the plains. A large number OF
friendly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

Spirit Of the Msrning Press.
The Intslligs.eer argues In favor Of exchanging
prisoners with the rebels.
The R.pssIiea" again blows the horn for Gen.
Jim Lane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

~ NOTICE A meeting of the Fenlsn Broth
~ erhood will be held at Patrick Nichols,
hotel. on nextSUNDAY EVENING a7o 'olooS
All FORMER members who are anxious for the can "a
President. ~ O'uoi vi inc
Ie7 "a THOS. J. PHILLIPS, Sec,
N@NOTICE.-The New York soIdier., .Ii.f
w Association have q meeting at TempeTance
heli between 9Th and 10Th streets on E. on TIES
pay EVENING. January 7, 1862, Cltizsn = from
New York urged to attend. i'oh
JOHN 9. POLE SEQ. rie .s
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FUTURE DAYS.
By WALL a BARNARD; Auotion.er

By WALL a BARNARD. Auotioneer..
Corner htSfh street AID Pa. acesHs
SsAoa fHtt hsSHSSHfs MoskrksE f f.SS
s4s eS ooT Of Ts a. 10 SSGsS6 W val sell on
serve. large stock Of GfOOSnes and Liquors. Ss.
Ss sss;I F%ss s tRd S Crow siFPff: :
Bare ss!,el +. MS6onEs ,1,.
50 casks BoGrboR and Old Rye whisksys,
Boz. PIE.. oyst s1 ard Preserved Peaches.
c u,s' psss. C wss, ar. sSsts sr,Do.
tdoTen Wooilen Socks,
sdoIen heavy Under Shirts,
300 30 cIssra' diff rent brands,
With many other goods in the Grocery line.
AZ Oh Whoh VII MI ee sold VII out TeseTye:
By }. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. AucnOneers.
II OF FgIsIr1,I-Gn FRIDAY 3oRSfNS,
y.nSsy 10Th, a. 10 o'oIeet, on ihe FRY floor or
i may soDoern, q ARE ss6rtnent Of nes Furni
SsSsssny and walnut sof.. and r.t..,
OF wagons patterns,
90 Cane seat snd SsS N SG Roof.r.
50 doIen Cane seat Chslrs, vsrIous styles,
g s.Sosssy and H %.1a atf brs.sina Bureaus.
u 90 n do Do Bookcases,
Round. Leaf, and Chamber tables,
l@ Double and SInfe Cottage Btdstesds,
Chi q Beaded Bedstsads aud Cribs,
20 dozen Cane and Wood seat Chairs.
Barton ockers, Once Chsirs.
Chllorens Chairs Of various kinds. Sleds, Tow
ST:fs s:v %nn s.. PS: ssso Towel RsOt
TT ose,SsI GSSt;sss c 6,SD sst.,
30 Heavy Double comforts,
50 smile FEATHER Beds and Pillows.
N. b. The attention Of the trade i, particularly
suit
Jazz C. MCGUIRE q CO., Aucts.
By WALL q BARNARD. Auotiopeers.
TRUSTEES sALE-By virtue Of q deed Of
trust from CHARLES Williams, dated April q
lSoS, tnd Of record, We will offer 81 aschon, on
IhORSDAf. the 18th day OF February, az
O'CLOCK ?: m on tbs prsmiF es, that lot ground
In Warrington known and described a. the rorth-
ern part Of lot No tvsnty-ux, ls,D in square No.
Twentieth street, and hffy feet on M street, with
house
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
20 De PAID In cash, the residue in three teusl IN
tnlments, 81 three, SIX, and nine months after
oes, with interest, 20 be secured,
The terms OF sale must be complied with within
one veek amer sale, or the property may be resold
me .fk and cost Of the fTst purchaser, AFTER one
WALTER 8. COX,
HUGH CAPERTON,
Trustee's Georgetown BuIld'r Association.
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PERHAM'S
GRAND EXCURSION
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,

EXC URSI0N TICKETS
From Baltimore 70 Boston, and re-
turn, ...................81S.s0
To New York and return .......... 500
Tick.ts good TO leave Baltimore from the Depot
OF the orthern CentIa Railway ON Calvert street.
passing over the Northern Central Railway. Lsbs-
non valley, East Pennsylvania, L.high VALLEY, and
s;entral Railroad Of New Jersey 20 New York, and
rom New York Boston BY the Stonington Line,
LEAVING New York By the steamers Commonvealtk
(SundayB execepted,1
UP TO JANUARY 81, 1854,
AND TO RITURN BY SAM ROUTE
ON OR BEORE MARCH Isr.
III Tickets for sale in Washington. d. O., Q. the
Nstonal Hotel; 10 Baltimore, st the Depot OF the
Northern Central Railway, Calvert street, at Bar
NUNS Hotel, Eutav House, and 6ilmor House.
Two through Trans daily from Baltimore 20
new York, leaving Baltimore At as q. m. and 81
2. m. TO connect with these trains, psssenfers
from Washington must leave In the 3 q. m. and
HI AL communications in regard 20 the Excur-
zion must be addressed TO JOSIAH PERHAM.
Nanotal Hotel, Washington, ID c., hIs hesdq uar,
Bernum's Hotel, Baltimore; Lovejoy's Hotel New
York, and the Adams Helse, Boston, his head
euArters In tnose cities. 10 2-lv
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The New York Legislature-H. ]. Raymond
Nominated for Speaker.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. The republican and
peoples caucus met to might and nominated n .
J. Raymond for Speaker Of the Assembly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-07

The Wisconsin State Government.
MADISON, Wis, jan The Inauguration Of
the Governor and State officers took place TO-DAY
Ex,Gov. Randall, on retiring, thanked bis friends
and co-workers, and expressed regret at parting
from them. He was followed by Gev. Harvey In
few appropriate words
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTBRNooN s no. oRRoE

nOO14oN GALES.
THIS AFTERNOON 8 To-MoRRoW.
By J. G. MCGUIRE a CO. A1otiopecT,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF SILVER
nrfftk1STNSpo nWAkt AZ AucIIoS.-on MiINDiY
the ssoepe 8ooSS fsnsaty s.a: 4, 2 o'clocf, on
eel splendls Assortment Of Silver 1lsied wars.
aoi Il en- S.r .' Sots sd' :,
ElsI.nt Ehssed and Plain Tea s.,s.
WaltersJ Pitcher., 6o6lets. MuIs,
Sop and Oyster Tureen., Butter bishcs,
Case. ne. EniSs,. Spoons aud FOrt,, ae
jssd &c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auo..
ID. THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CON-
o'olook, and resaaeS N the Eteniss ~ o,o'ao.
q IA' Ar' moo! q IN s: sSitHs EGO Go
By }. Q. MCGUIRE q CO., Auetionee..
Sa 1esIss166o y %spsshsespDtkSE ESssSFsAT
i.nIsrI sth q 10 &c IN trout Of he Auotio.
.y. and sss1o. s .Ss sI aG .s
II q. c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Aso..
By J. C. MCGUIRE CO.. Asononeer,.
M stSGks BY r6 3kRbER 0 az THE
.ss .. SrSsf ~ ,s che AsSSs
o1hsns Court, in .S@s = 70 suit y me h0nO''0''
e'Ho Quarterly Corporation Of Washington
$500 Ssaf q Sif e. Ms,ropeli. Stool,
s hSSiks afssslSEE
i.sd J. c. MCGUIRE Co, Auots.
~ WALL Il BARNARD, Auotioneers
CoTSr SCHft side Pa. &c. asd NtstL street
GOVERNMENT SALE OF HORSES AND
on TUESDAY. i.nSsry i. I,s;. At the c sS1s
near the observstog, lot Of condemned Gov
Also, tveiy. BloOded Mare. with fc.l, CON
demned 90 unfit for public service
ale 70 90 nmenoe at 10 O'Clock.
Terms cash IN specie
By order OF DANA
Captain Assistant Qusrtermaster
-OI WALL BARNARD, Auots-
Bv GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,.
HANDSOME TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
n AND LoT AT AUcTIoN.-On TUESDAY, the
~ Instant, We shall sell, 81 o'o.ook m in front
OF the premises, a good
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT.
~ oeing lot letteTed T., Of subo ivlson OF orifnsl
lot no, 4, IN square numbered S7s, With the i'm
House, 30 &c.
The above property 10 situated frontiur on an al
ley running from North ID. in the oenter OF the
square, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Terms: One half cash. balance in siI and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest from dsy Of
telei deed given, snd q deed of trust taken.
All oonveyanoing ct the cost IF the purohaser
tsl eo&ds GREEN a WILLIAMS, Aucts.