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The national Republican., 1862-05-14
AEETlRO OF THE CONSERVATIVE
aEMB xhS Ohr COs0REss.

AEETlR0 Or THE CONSERVATIVES
aEMB ShS " COs0REss.
The membsrs Il oonsrss Who hi-e reached
to .dsf At ,hs sckehrss II the sbolItionis,s aud
sscerslooists." bad their second meeting ID The
hall of the Hou-e Of Representatives last night.
Nr. Crittsnden prrsidsd, and Mr. Cox ooiciatsd
"a Secret ~, .. .., rH
Ar. Richardson said that they were 10 the
midst Of rhiftirg sosner, and ksew not what
l~gi'lsiion was necessary, and hey should hold
themselves In readiness "a act un sll mea.urrs
~ policy might dictate, and moved that the
chairman have power to call them together
when necessary, In order 10 dsfsn, objection
able messursa .-- .-
Nj. Kellogg ooucurrrd Their meet Ing on
saturday, resulted In stripping Mr.. Lovtjoy's
bill of some Of lie Objectionable tssturcs He
tought thsit caus. stood a hundrd per cent
better thai Il did b'fore heir hrst meeting.
Mr.. Crit,enden suggested that . committee
he appointed 70 ascertsin what subjects were
to be brought forward, 50 that they could be
better PREPARED to meet Them, and he thought,
with NJ. Kellogg, that their former mectIug
bad modiH-d Lovejoyf anti slavery bill.
Mr.. Cox said that they had not killed the
abolition bu.iness yet They should exercise
wstchiulness, and sec that every member va,
10 hs ssss, and they should concert measures
for concentrating and combiuing their forcrt
when necessa.y .s 81 . .
Ar. Mallosy was u the same opinion, and
Was 10 favor Of committee Of management,
and they should know where every member
was when bis vote was necessary.
The rsrult Of the meeting was the appoint
uent Of the following committee for the object
stated: Messrs. Richardson, Kellogg, Of Illi
nois; BiddIs, Mallory, Cox. Steele, Of N. j., and
| Sheflield.
Mr. Critenden was In favor Of an early I'd
journmeHt .n
Nr. wickline thought the Senate va, de-
t-rmined not TO adjourn.
Mr.. Davis, also, despaired Of au early I'D
journmeut. His proposition TO adjourn on u,
7Ih Of June was voted down BY an over
whelming majority.
| Mr. Mallory thought the Senate w,uld b
able 70 adjourn about the middle cf Juns-Ar
Fe.eeuden had said %.
Mr. Powell bad heard some Of the extrem
men say that there would b. no sdjouromsn
at all, or at least during the war.
This conversation being anishsd, ID
ssviours Of the country adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

WASHINGTON AND GEoRGErowN RAILsoAp.-
The Struggle for the franchise of railway be.
tween Washington and Georgetown is over
The committee Of conference Of both brauohs,
OF Congress have agreed upon 9 report, de-
signsting sevsn citizens Of Washington - com.
missioners. The Houss has concurrsd In The
report, and the Senate will doubtless take
similar action. The road 10 to be huished Ia
two months, and the fare FIVE costs for any die.
tance, We may, therefore, conclude this great
want Of travel is soon TO be supplied.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
CORNS, BUNlONS,
~ CALLOslTIES CLUB AND
49,. INVERTED NAILS

#. AND ALL orHkR DissAsIs
OF THE HUMAN FEET,
TIRE ATED SUCCESSFULLY, WITHOUT PAIN
OR LOss OF BLOOD, BY.
.9JDR. CIV HI EE,F
SURGEoN CHIR0PoplSr, st 4ss EfspQylvsnia
-" venue 'e'rssS s,a, I :,...,. o., and s'h'xass
Operators performed IN Q fsw minutes, and the
b,.od or shce he worn ihmt diately without the
'eset inconvt mem 70 ,hs patient go.
ur. w. DOE, rot nj toe corr and apply osnstle o.
aod ca sad ski fully sspa stea III. corr fioua
tn, natural nesh without csu Ing ~ nlch pain q
D no Scuid expsrisncs N paIlDg ,nsir corns
DR.. W. hss psso;ed hir cen y,ars ~ the freet.
msnt Of exo,sseposs o. the isst, sid behaves he
oonl lFvh theie na urs AID treatment. His sue
oe.s fbr the % thlren W. rs to'h In Europe snd
IN this country, hiss be such - TO warrsn, him In
promL log to ell who oonfde IN tis sxpefisacsi nd
skill, Great and saisfaeto,y benz a..
Asa Ckir podist, De- W. ackn, wedge, no sups.
nr. lie thoroughly understands the art Of Chic
pody lie hes csftidoates ON TN uent Clergymen
: atssmen Msrchsnt,, and other prominent eitiz ns
~ Washington, as TO his successful m,thod OF
tr sii.g Corn Bun ons, Callositi-s, Had Nsiis ito
scores Of which can be seen by ling OF hi- room
Many say they have not coura saoash 10 have
their CoIns or u .nion' cured 10 such Dr. W.
would say they n.ed no c,urase, or there Il 10
pin or b.ood srte. ding The operslio.
Ladies and Gentlt fien ste DID a. t-eir resden 81
when de'ired. my N-u
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
Latest frsn The Mississippi Fleet,
a Rebel RAss ss WORK.

The following dispatoh was received at ths
War Department last svening;
CAIao, Nay la.-News from the feet has jusI
been received. .
The Mound CRY was injured on ihe stsrbosrt
bow BY ram. She Ia on ber wsy TO Cairo fol
repairs. DBL" .0.
The Cincinnati was injured aft Of her star
board beams, aud sunk in twelve feet Of water
She will bs raised, and sent here tor repairs
which will b. made with all po'sibis dispatoh
C,muander Strmble Is here al The naval de
psrtment with me, doing we'll. .....
Fourth Master Reynolds. Of the Cincinnati
was mortally WOUNDED.
No other casualties occurred.
Commander Ststnbei fought bic ship srlen
didly. ..... A. ". PExSocs,
I'D. Commanding Flee Captain.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

sed fR esAsr pHrposi, was postponed fcl
cosiadesatlos, 10 Tkursdsy week
pssfHicr fExlfxxriARf.
Mf. TRAIN, OF Massachusetts, called up thd
I'LL 70 tfassssf the peal,entiary building ot ths
District q Columbia 70 the War Department
% modem of nr. SHEFFIELD, The bill was
r.oo1mitted 10 tbe Committee for The District
ok Columbia.
POSTAL AND MILITARY AiYAiRs.
Nc. MALLORY, IRON The Conmittee on|
Roeds and csasla, reported back the bill to|
facilitate the tsan iostasioa VI troops and mails
f';: Nv w'.S'assc. sNy 70 ON: Ne. ,a ro.s. 49,,
proyieloee Of ~ hlll dipcussed, Whsa
\ ~ Ha0H NAN ncvsd tciey Ne blll on the
|ssiis. uAthpsY dedAs,ssa ,hs yea. and nay.
y - ~ yss sAss ahlA " 4 vote oftS
|v0kN lsSsys ess, ~ y .sigsy
|sSllF. z g 81 nAnAiY xAffxas NJ,
y IN HS4EvDNe bnbnitlsd DE report ot ths
esun1saAN q SosFSrsncs on the bill 10 lucorpo-
~ the HAsnlnstpA end 0eosgetown railroad
7, II. ROSOOE CONkLlN0 desired the con-
sidssaslcs Of tAs report % be deferred until to
q, OoLFAx hoped !. would he adopted i'm.
al M STEVENS called the prsviou. question.
TAs report va agreed 70.
ffhs slbsuhptios books Of The company are
70 b opsesd within five days from the passage
VI ne b II, The road 70 be completed from
Georgetown 10 the Capitol within sixty work
Ing days, and The entire llne ~ BE- completed
within pix month"; Fare 70 be- i've cents frSm
any one point 70 saosh+r aud tron end 10 end
n, corpora,ors ere oil reeidsn's Of tbi. DIE
aic,l .,
b. 'LE PENITEATiARY, JAIL, ErC.
z Mr. DELANO, from the Conmitsee on Publ
0rounds and Buildings, reported bill to au
ihoriss The Secretary Of the Interior, In con
Junction With the hayors Of washingtou and
0oorgetown, 70 locate and cou'ract for the
construction " psnitvntiary, jail, and house
Of cofrection In ths District OF Columbia. Re-
committed. -'.,t
SIXTH SrhkET.
Mr. TRAIN, from he District Committee, Is
ported adversely 70 the Senate bill to authorizs
ihe opening of Sixth strret wss,. Ordered to
bs printed, and laid on the table.
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

Posr OFFicE AT NoRyoIx-Col. T. P. Tro,t
of the Contract Oalcs, Post Oflos Department
left yesterday for Norfolk, vIrgiuis, (via Balti.
more) to open post office at that place, and
the mails will bo sent by the old route via
Fortress Monroe. 81
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

AsRIouLrrRAI--Th House yesterday oon-
CURED In the Sanate's amendments to NJ.
Lovsioys bill, which sSablishss . Department
Of Agriculture o. a separate and distinct de-.
psrtment, devoted exclnsivsly 10 the interests
Of agriculture. The chief executive officer Ia q
commissioner who reports to the President and
Coogrefs.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

The ARMY MEDICAL BoARD,-Tbe army med
'csi board will assemble at Washington on the
LIST OF June for the nomination Of applicants for
admission into The medical corps Of the army.
The applicants must be between twenty -one
and twenty-eight years Ct age.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

VIRGINIA. PosrnAsrERs From official sources
We have obtained statement Of the amount oi
money due this Government BY the postnssters
Of Virginia st the time Of the breaking out Of
the rebsllion. In some cases large amounts oi
money have TINS been permitted 10 remain 10
the hands Of rebel postmss,ers. and doubtless
used In aid Of the rebellion. We hope, As soon
"a practicable, the proper authorities will pro.
ceed sgainst the private property Of these sm.
oezzlers, and try thus 70 reimburse the dsfraud
cd Treasury. Ssme Of these disciples Of Floyd
must have been preparing themselves for the
rebellion BY neglec.ing to make returns.
In the following list We give the principal
dafaultsre.
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s.esoa n. wssrow. so,roa.
Wslpssiay. May "a, lssi.

oCrsrpr-ws publish On The outside today,
q large amount Of news froa Norfolk, The James
and Rsppshanuoot rivsrs, &c. Also, the YER
zion given 10 The Richnoed DipaicA Of The
battle at Williamsburg. Among the political
matter on the outside is { vigorous article fton
Chicago paper ia favor Of the policy Of stop
ping rebelliops hereafter sy puniships rebel
pow.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

WESTMINSTER REvlEw.-we are Indebted to
Hudson Taylor for the April number Of this
established organ Of British liberal opinions.
rhs articles are: The Mythology Of Polynesis,
Eadowed Schools, German life during the last
two centuries, hs. Delaney, Ce.ar's osm.
psigps in Gaul, The life Of in. W. FurIns,
The fathers Of Greek philosophy, France snd
Napoleon Ill, &c., &c.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

Ma. CLAY.--It Is understood that Mr.. Clay
will not leave st Petersburg to return home,
until the arrival out Of bis successor, General
Cameron. g.. u..
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

PoTAL--Ths Post Office Department has
-'H' N asr"t To Norfolk and Portsmouth 10
in'"'isss pee. ONCE matters, with view 70
Ee'sstsbfsh postsi comnunicatIon.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
Gen. Eenyer at Paduca h..An
Expedition.

PADUCAH, Kr, Nay l2.--Gep. Denv, and
staff arrived here yeeterday, en- route Tor Pitts
burg Landing. Two thousand cavalry started
from this post on Saturday, on IN expedition
70 oct 10 conjunction With The military forces
fron Hickman, In pursuit. Of the Rebel cavalry
that has been overrunning Western Kentucky
and Tennessee recently.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
Com. POrter's Fleet OF Ft. Nor.
gan, en- route to Mobile.
Our GunbOats Rec0nneitering
in the savannah River.

NV Youk, Nay la-Commodors Porte,'r
feet are reported ~ having hesn sesn oil For,
IN thursday.
An attack on the city WAS hourly expected.
Our gunb"a's ", re- rrcchnoitering the a.
vanuah rive, on the lhoring Of she sAme day
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
The Rebels In SackclOSh.
JEFF. DAVIS APPOINTS A DAY OF FAST.
ING AND HUMILIATION.

New MARkkT, Va, Nay IL "A Richmond
paper, Of the 9Th instant, which va. ssen yes
tsrdsy BY au oihcsr, publishes proclamation
of JeG. Davis, appointing Friday next ~ day
Of iasting and humiliation, 10 be observed
throughout the Coofedsracy. .''rf.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

~ Rsrey Is tanning vicious horses In The
Boston Audc Hall, 10 tAs great delight Of
large sndisness. q, aanu.rl ... DID,.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

CTRA YED Or sTOLEN.-EIoa Circle IIos.
. pii.l three cOws--oae BuRslo Gov Will ., with
red sp rs snd Une red sp0ttsd white Cow also
10 hav. s'rayed w,st ~ orth OF 0torAe osn, a
suitable ., ward will be sivea fos ssy in'crm.tl"
como. rnknK thtm. #rF ErNbUL q. 0Ay l2-3s
The national Republican., 1862-05-14
FroD The Mountain Department.

New Yosx, Nay IA dispatch from Park
eraburg to the Times says: The two guerillss
recently captured were hung st Chester on the
9th. Generals Schenck and Milroy arc safe.
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

U1AnTkD-A Csavssssr; also, wanted imme.
w diatsly, . Carrier for this paper, to work two
hour early in the mornings 90 wsK.s gwen
O. from to O'Clock. my N-N
,,MksTs D.-Eury lady In town TO cali .. the
w New btamplrg Dsi OF. a.oh n. Seventh 1t
,il., sstlu cam6ri ], and muslin Stamped We have
5000 ohoisr patterns rrsdJ to stamp 1t cs.'s per
width
Working Cot,os, Silk, and Floss chespsr than Aiy
vther nj ce 10 toWp my i2-8ts
lXTANT. D.-A small HOUSE, with six or eigh,
w 70 ,us, north Of the avenus, by q permantnt
'snant; ior y hich lar rent will be paid Addre,s
NJ WlLLIAhS, l. rt Box o. Post ono
my 3 81
NAJANTs w .NTED, tn HAVE EVERY
W. hn,y u know that they CON buy C.othins,
" E s'; ~; ~ ,: s.':s;l S:s !: :,.:s q:
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

EHOH HEuT..Fouv hsndsomsly FURNI IHH ED
II AOOMS, {without board }, on the second door
oi hous ~ = street., between Thirteenth and Fosr.
pleasant, and locstion Il house -mepsAs Cd Ia the
CITY. II psfnsnsn, isrtie he prise wall be very
A SilSh - Carriags Hess On rear Of lot, fbs
rsoe Ag9y q eeeve ~ l3-Sp
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

BIZ .Sss ~ 81, 4 IL ~ Ssvss2 sisst
M N-1a1 = ''.g-slAAlL0f
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

ID Ollls YOn nEN~-TwO NEWLY AND
N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APART
MENTo % the hrst floor ~r. +. -
Hoaas contana oil the IN !dern improvements,
Ap " = No, 81 ] stvest, betwseh Thlrt enth and
Fourtssuth, opp isite franklin SQUARE ~ -
Also for Rsa,, . STABLE and CARR AGE
hOUSs. NAV l3-3t
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

EOa MEnT.A, Nicely furnished, ThTee.story
II bnfCk HOUSE, IN pl .assnt and do. .irsble
part Of the eatyi will he rented to email family,
the pssen parties tahiug the rent In board os man
wi6, and child k:i rsuces required Add,e@
The national Republican., 1862-05-14

Mr.. ELY then demauded the previous ques
tlon on the eng oSment and third reading.
The bill parsed unanimously. -.t-l.
1.-The pension for total disability for 0iiioers
non-commissionsd off ,ers, musicians, and prl-
Yates employed in the military service Of th,
United States, whether regulars, volunteers, OF
militia, and In the marine corps, shall be n
follows, viz;
Lieutenant colonel, and all officers Of higheI
rank, $50 per month; m .jor, $25 per month
captain, $50 per month 6rst lieutenant, $l7
and ion commissioned officers, musicians, aud
privsts Q, % per month.
The pension for total disability for officers
non.commissi0ued ofic 70, and Others employed
In the naval servics Of the United States, shsl
be a. follows, WIS.
Captain, commander, lieutenant comm .ndint
and master commanding, thirty dollars pei
lnenth lieutenant, chief engineer, surgsor
and passed sssirtAut surgeon, twenty I've dol
lsrs per mOn,h professor OF ma'hematics, N
si.,ant surgeon, chapia o, paymsster and mas
ter, twenty dollars per month FIST ssslstan
g gineeIs, pilots aud a.sistant paymas'ers, NJ
teen dollars per men b teacher, schoolm ,stpr
midshipmau, cap,ai'.'s and paymaaer's clark
. c,nd and third assistant engineer, MASTER
mate and all warrant officers, ten dIllars pei
| mohtn a'i o'n~r Pe',y ouitrs, Rhd all othr
persons heiore named employed In the nava
service, eight dollars Des monih and all com
mlsslonsd Ufil. .r, Il ,i'her srvice, shall rr
ceive such, and "nly snch, pe, sims NJ ia bsrei,
provided tor tho rank IN viii b 'h'y hold 4 IN
misaioqr] L...t ..t .t..,-....-.....r .-
| BOARD rr yORripi0ArIoxs.
| o, mrim NJ Mr BLAIR, III Pen ,.y va I.
The bill author z,.g ,b- appointment OF
Boaad VI FUsuh0xtiohS 70 provide for Nv sss
! ssest "a othsV ds(suoes ofths Upitsd GlaAsl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10
\ >rce>her Badly Frightened.


10 II" H''"'' Of ne "'E'"''"
'i''''''ie no s'''''os victory no "ter
f'''7 "'S"''ef, nor an onward advance OF
'''F "'''! u 'iie lo'o'''"c' on'-o" "P"oFd
'''''"''' "'''ea. ''' the ears OF all secrSher>
''ef' II is OMNIBUS Of summar! dealings
vii" al suen' >'' very Lar from 1t j. III
an ADJOINING town lives " rabid seee>her-
.VN '''s<--'''"nSe suc1 monsters 90 net dH
from sens" Of 'he'r own meanness' bu'
,'''> '"e u" '''''"S' "'e-Ho' '~eh'y-fouf
''''''S Sl''e-'f"" 'rlsh' Cm're the pity
lie !, i'"' "'' I'"s' Late IN the evening this
'a','''' 'e"e' was ''s'"f"eo ny the barking
OF ''es ana o'her noises outside his dwell
'"s, IKE went ont 10 investigate the caus"
ol ''e apfoaf' VINE" TO- ne saw horse
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10
Battle IN Western Virginia.
aH"IHIg IEDfRAI VICTukY.

y Special dispatch To the Cincinnati ia
ze',r. from llulton<y;l.e Va. saws All ,.p.-
'.l'lon col >i>'ln, q: t,.lr hundred. q; the 9TH
ONO. ih.'e hundred Q; ihr II Virginia. ard
forty OF Tie Brach,n cavalry. >tnr uut b,
Gen NEiroy 1" attack H4ni-r>yi!.,. was CON
ple'e:I successful They attacked The ..renl,
IN >arur'.'! morning. iii> free consisted
ot toar ham.fcd cavalry and three huudre,.
"n'. Ally militia. After >k;rm. >h.ns an hour
tie enemy i,'ired with 4 loss ct -l-l, killed
''i.,i ""1:.:e6- Our -. lo>; None. Eishr,
thousand dollars worth OF army Stores a,.l
c.o,hi,s uece captured ans: G,>;rc,ea.
llunlcT>si.lc : a depot for supplies in
We>'crn Virginia. t., enru.y'> cavalry
@ere armed with Sharp'> car;iuc>. and al
tIA'! our forces two miles from Hunters
'lie. The federal troops drove them from
point II p nj. AID ,ii.ally they bsa, ::as,,
retreat CIT "t town. As We charged through
Il. HER Hp...l>. consisting nf ::;;:1n barrels
o. flour, "''J >a.t,i aeevcs. :,oou bounds Of
>.'.t p"ra. .t..e quantities q sugar. Golfer.
nee ".con. their cavalry and arm, clothing.
worth from $500" to $4,000. were ,,,tir,.,,
de>tf"Iv-;. our forces captured :. larry. num-
Ter 81 >haFa> carO;no>. .hrrs and p;>,n...
ihr St!:> 80. stripes were Heating over The
count h"'s>c. cur tro"ns r,,,Irl.!ic,n H,itprs.
vile in ilrc >prits.
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YERMo>T.--ln the event Of war with
England, a, all improbable, --Nermon.
will be in an exposed situation. Such a Wal
nav burS, upon Il, in month. IS Vernon,
pre"arr,, g.. ~. ar ,u:. =, ;!a.' ,,-tt, - H"i-
i,oi -, ali.
If wc 20 upon the w,li-achnowledged sup
position that silence gives consent, We con
cmphatcally answer that she or: for oI',
side of our own paper The above paragraph
Is the OILY one W. have seen which has SCUM
ded note Of alarm to the people of this
state as respects our situation in case OF Il
war with England.
|, may not be in good taste to refer to this
suhirc, row, as VI all hope that the rendi-
tor If Mason and S.itcl viii prevent atv
hostile demonstration on tie part Of the
British governments yet the bell!serent tore
of her press and the active preparations in
both army and navy suggest that possibly
she i, bent IN having q fight anyway, and
that il she cannot use The capture Of these
southern emissaries as q prrtext, abe viii
make some Other Ii is already intimated
~ Eng!i>hmrn that England will no, brock
the sealing up OF cur southern ports by the
sibil,ty of war W. should be torearmsd.
4 correspondent vel puts the case
\ /
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Reception of the Released Prisoners at
Baltimore.

The two hundred and forty Union prison
ers who were r. leased from Richmond on
Friday. arrived at Baltimore SATURDAY nom
ing bv the steamer from Furires. Monroe
They were received. on landing. III the officers
G! TIE MON relief association of III. CITY.
and escorted TO the spacious rooms provided
By that >,ciet,. These rooms uccnDv III,
Who'll space OF large four story huilGing on
South Eutaw street, near the depot Of tie
Washington railroad On entering these
h"sptable apartments the weary and prison
worn captises touu. warm fire, blazing. an'.
welcome prepared for them which viii
cause them 70 remember the warm-nearteG
people O. Baltimore To their DING day
Long ,ahi-s were spread, covered with clear
white cloths. on Which were an abundance 81
he most excellent ,iarts that the market,
iiord all served up ho:. in hotel STYLE
From the i'm, OF their arrival I'LL fifteen
minutes 70 four O'Clock in tie a,,-cnoc,.
when rhrv departed for Wash.ngi"n 10 r.
port Themselves Il, headquarters. they wer,
t"e rel ;'!ent> o: mar.l acts al kindness arl
attention. Daring that tine gentle
man convtrs, ! with u l.rge numh-r O
them. all of whom we've found high. iutrii
gent. There Wa, Z disposition on the par
%: some - cxagg,rate he s,.i.trings ;h:,
ha,! undergone ard the indi.ni'i,s that la,
been visited upon them. But l., far the lar
ger i.ambrr appeare! 10 give 4 true account
NJ their condition and sr.teIinss. which ar,
certain Ia! enough.
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Miscellaneous War Items.

six re0r. prisoners were taken on the leit
Wing o; the arm. of the Potomac. on FRIDAY
ai.l sent 10 headquarters. Their inform
ton i deemed OF hish value. Tie reoe.s
are expecting an advance OF our army along
;ae Whole line. They are more Gemoraiizrd
than ever before by di>cofi among public
ni.n.
The Richmond dispatch of Friday saws a
private dispatch was received on Thursday
rom tenirevi.le. 10y 4 prominent military
oiicsr no" IN Richmond. sa,ing that incl-
catl"ls pom, 10 4 federal attack a, an earl,
LAY GA E.a,sport. and tie probability vas
that L >.nluItileuuS attack would he made
OF Other FONTS n the Potomac.
Inc ;-ew., discovered lralioress at Vast
.:E'oa, i eN.cei.I., sonie oi.e OF considerable
"n>,q.'Lce. Inc te:r.raph;c rcrrr>p ,nLe..l
%. Ine New ln:k lIera..! o.. S!i,.av. stn,.,
irl"ar'. LIZ ;O..""lng ;'ar-sra, Il: act, ait
-: a,He.op:n: h, MS, IVES mich stow thai.
Ni-.-S " haVe been EMPLOYING lie None,
.sI.i. rieEs1 4: tnr IONA. p.oi &c a.: IL, ,.ii.C.
States I" rera!>e the arrogant hurd, uf rtt,-
t., Al" :-..,r a.ra.e4 themselves in haiti,
'-ai,.ot t:ir 60 er!.i.-IT within >;snt q: III.
c;i;;o.- treason 49, ie.cs hs;otrG IN Ii,
Wy h"u>s. ..,:> q: officials Tar streets AT.
n.!sd with Ii, n!">t painful rpmof, O: the
discovery OF traitors ia 4 place uh, re the
breath q suspicion shuu.d ~; res. TINS
discovery ais" Calls up atre>h facts that were
som- time since discovered Tie pre>en,
case = a serious one. too serious Ia he allow
ed II pass without plbl.c exposure and i
public execution. L. boI1 of these il starc..
alluded tc, woman figures as liz, chef Often
der
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-01-10
The Killed at Baltimore,
LEGISLATURE OF NARY!Ayp. !
HoUSE OF DELEGATES,

Annapolis. Dec. 1861.
lis EIc'}le"cy, John L. -ln}lew, Gore,no,
Of Massachusetts,.
Dear Sir: The Committee on Militia have
instructed lne, as their Chairman. 10 carry
out an order passed by the House few cay,
since. and referred 10 them, Ito confer with
YOU an! know the condition OF the widows
and orphans or any dep ndents Of those pat
rtiis VINO We're SO nruta:!. murdered IN The
riot OF the nineteenth llHthl of April" In
Obedience TO that order. it gives me great
pleasure to state that the loyal people OF Ma
land. and especially OF the city of Baltimore,
alter long suffering. are at length able
through Mon Legislature. to put them
selves IN proper relation TO the Govern
ment and the country. In effecting the lat
ter. they feel their fast duty is 20 Mas>achu-
sets. They ore anxious to wipe out the foul
blot of tie Baltimore riot as far as !, can he
wiped out, and as soon as possible.
You viii DO Us great favor. therefore. Inv
lnstituting an Immediate inquiry into the
condition of those who were dependent for
support upon Tx services Of those un.ortun-
a'es, and b! informing me at Your earliest
convenience OF The result of your iruuiry.-
would be obliged TO you also if YOU would
designate what in Your opinion would be the
best manner of applying an appropriation
to be made for that purpose.
Any suggestion YOU NAV make will he
kindly reserved AID NEE, with proper con.id-
Grafton.