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uu,,,. and Volunteering.

By order OF We Governor. the militia Who have been
called out Snno: volunteer ir any company after they
are Irs5 is:J ssrsieI in the militia TIE only com
paniss in shich they yOluoteer are those the
Gyvsrnor has a1,horz d to bs raised and which are
nov partly completed.
Anopg these is the Lishs Artillery Company Of Capt
Marnsdake johnson, which has is complement Of men
earol ed rs guns aud equipment secured, and which
uill be ao-etiy mustered into service.
Lieutenant Gu'gon, Of the HoUEsrs, Who has been in
&C i've service since TIE commencement o. war will add
70 ,as efficiency Of the corps
Tsoss who dspOsed 70 volunteer in preference 10
bsaE dated il the militia will 6nd it to their interest
20 volunteer ulisr thesa pl u'Ar otiesrs-
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

suPPLENESrAL TO rHE PROCLAMATION OF 10TH INST
Applications having been made by persons In militia
companies Who embraced in the proclamation oil the
10 instant to volunteer for service in companies now
IN the 6ld TO al up the same; ard 1t appearing to the
Executive that the Offset OF the President in calling for
this force will be speedily and tf.culy accomplish
by permitting such change Of service as by the MODE
1eretofore prescribed; therefore, l, JOHN LsTOhEh
Goyerno. Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, do hereby
authorize and require the following supplemental regu
asons 20 be carried out by the officers IN command Oh
militia companies or detachments:
Any person, enrolled in any militia company, who saAl
designate 70 the officer in command the company no"
in service to which he willing to be assigned and saa
"a written Obligation 10 be mustered into service 10
.nci company for he war, shall be allowed so 10 DO
n the company selected is a. the rendezvous 70 which
ne militia company is required assemble he shall b.
kan 10 cNsrge OF the nfic commanding such COMPANY
th,tre dzTous and be reported to officer Of 9
MAJ selected Hat any other place Of rndsIyou sue
n IL be forthwith ordered TO that point and before he
s1A obtain discharge from the militia company, he
hail obtAiu transportation to the point designated and
produce the certificate thereof 70 bis Cthcar.
IT, when he reports 70 the officer whose compar! he
selects to be mus cred in the maximum number required
for such company shall have been made NJ, he shal be
signed nv the neral IL command 70 sone other CON-
.a0y no, completed.
C.ptains o. mlua companies or commGndanls Of
attachments uoo allow such changes OF service, shal
forthwith make out list Of the men TO whom the
caangs has been allowed, and the company and Place
o rendezvous which they ordered aud return the
.ama forthwith to the Atu;ant General together with
obligation signed By each man hereinbeiore re-
Qired.
- Given under my hand, and under the seal o.
: l. the Common wealth. al Richmond, this / th Jay
- Of March, 1861, and in the ssh year OF the
Commonwealth. JOHN LEFOHER.
By the Governor:
GEo W. AUSToRD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Mhl2lW
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An ICr

TINO dea-e powers Exemption and 10 impose
penal les members Of such boa d for usupnE
truuav 18th, 1862 until d. I'm act amending and enacing
th- 20 elton Of chapter a. Of Code pe-tng
rsoni exempt ron all uAry duts', and ding the mode
Of exempt on Passed Mreh n, 1854
Pc enacted ~ the Gen raj Assembly That the
o. the passed February Is 1854 entitled tmsnd ny
au retn'ctn The And section u chap 2lnd ohe Ocde
MIA, cling pssCusg mpt ON all military du les aud po-
vi the uo's o. exempt far The powers conf
tods Of txsrp7n ped Is th't said ard Of
- al have usdc Of tbs u ion
Is set Ia fad and u no otber and tha
cl 20 act al sc Vie
mat In every uhee discharge granted by bsard o.
sha be recorded by yeas and ys AMI
board 'han usurp poECTJ not BY h shall
grant dis barge II military service 10 Any drafted prsn
.sra % board has rsdic'l n spec
c,re ~ such 4 such discha ge shall void aud
ta-h NIB Of Gu told votn, for saeh discharg.
nd eKeup SAo shall f % Ferfo duV hereby in
passed Al every such Offences, be guilty o. md-neanor
On bic oul ~ the Circuit Cou Ct the county city Ella
meub tide and sh Al be puni47. n
hln luatret than thousand dollars aad
Ds scre ion ef Cou In he county jan for
Ia where substitutes have been uRl 10
vice End rac ties obtained the board ssa decide the
I'd ~ a N same.
M clio Of m act psG ed Is Of Februarg 1852 entitled
amending md enactrg the 2nd section OF ehlpe
Gent OF the Code Of Virginia respecting peisons exsm1t r.
al mt dut and providing the de Of ton be
exemption shall be filed III the Gle Of the
who 81 ~ process for such wtitu The ca
fcer may rsqus, aud within ave days Aer drahis
ade and adky be dtsglgted by the the trial Of
bed Csei OIL asImH-rJ mAnnr speedily may be T.
clerk eth itoari 81 nFroupsy report 20 the Adu'a1t Gener
the each son exsn ted OF excused By the POAd and
re OFFS CD eN ,mpion 10 each clse."
III, &C. s1al be Ia force r., m It's passage.
copy from the kols-Tests:
WA. D. GORDON. ia,
andW If
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GnerrIIIa va.

F.ereh writer, IN givirg accom-, Of the Gusrl'
;,.5sss spau, makes especial mention of the "a c.
las.s Of tbs T,sn0A army, SSe A.S q '.Se'.i
is b.i7g keOsn sAsu and where BY means Of noeSaf
as assauls The asss'A1s bad marks Of recognition
in some sAss they vent without uniforms ami the word
Was 70 kill al ~ Esiforas.
We must enter upon this and every other species Of
var % e1erniaats the ioal invaders Of our soil We
know no aw Of religion humanity which dictates the
for9eArAnee OF any me4ns, which uil deliver US from
tlese cruel and eouArdly enc mics.
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DIRD.

On Mon av night, o'Scuet ever MARY w only daughter Of
Aoos0n ary Barvood In the fou7h Of hes
rh rg i,r, and EMS the ainy invited attend her
funeral morning VcocS the residence Of he pa
rrnt Marshall street, between Oh and lOh' without ia hs
Lot
A. wincheso the 7lt ult Of typ old fever Dr.
RNUREN PAM so In the 2sh of his son Of lr D.
Iates1u q Buc nghlm
In fa-soa practical med enc several years In karshA
Mississippi At the tmcu his death vas OArteasteT
NJ stiL VI .InIA keElm.nt
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Prinfern Wanted,

Toe call for the Militia, by drawing heavily upon our
OR,s nay render it difficult to publish a. full paper
a. heretofore. 1; may endAnger the publication
aozsshsr II there be Printers Ia the interior e1emp
By age but eIpabo OF confronting "a case" shA be
glad to profit BY their assistance.
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HEADQUARTERS or TaE FlRoEs soUeHoY
CHAFPAwAasiC, CAMP Cluroy !

Mach IN, ls62.
- NC l. IL X No. LIN obe 1iene, 10
- Odeu ffom He idluarter AID IN other and sunc
not 8ny the members Of TIE 9Th vrEa hui
~ the uemhe OF this GONNA % WhA arm N Sw Abss
Except those reeu ting service will thSh return 70 t1eT
pectye computes THse Who's ui ughs out will be
we'd 10 complete IN Nhel the pibl admit, A.
VII ca Il not he case at pres mt.
~ rJsf Of Dol g. W. RlCdA7D39N
CommAniing Forces South Of hApE avAnI'e.
10 v, EuaAIE, A, A AG. mhii-lt
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RICHMOND WING
g sDSRsOAY MORNING, MARCH IL, Ise2
To CORRESPONDKNTs.

- LStlsrs o. busAsss addressed 70 ~ "EaOr OF
~ ERtS."
Aslss ,0rsn sfss ofAs paper vtH NOT % Peoi,-
ms a Of long ssaadfa1, OalG % % hoeH % az
All OH N 20 alss b dspr.sf ron, O6sdry Sooss soesa
tay siyAs llass are cAGrgsd 6r as 1dosrtlsssnSats
- W oaaa0s vadsrtass 20 rsTa rejected ooaaaaaaaoH1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-12

Rslved by the General emily That tNe entitled IAN
aci amend auF IN second ion q oh per 22ad
,he Code Of Nrgni s9Ccng persons from all mi tia
euits snd pro'i tie mode OF exemption pass 18th FsIu
az s09 was not Intended aud des r. such duty
De- Wy OF 1het o. county, Of sgeat of
other officer:
copy from the RtTs Tests:
VIZ. y GORDON ia
mhl2-S n N "A X ~
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NOTICE.

TN consequence ofour having pay eh for materials used In
our oasnss, eonpsed 70 Cd pied the systsn In
eonpsusd VII the money, 70 snssrs AsL s.sesnos
dsn CO. WATT Z %
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Flag.0Rcer FoRREsr.
SURGEONS REPORT.

SURGEONS REPORT.
The wound Of Capt. Buchanan was 10 the left thigh,
Minnie ball tayipg passed through the hy par, graz.
q the femofsl artery and iaaictng serious wound.
LATER CT THE sEcsErARY or THE NAVY.
The letter OF tho Secretary of the Navy, accompany.
the report given above, states that Flag Omcer bu-
Tan was disabled mar the cose Of the engsgsm mt
BY painful wouud, though Lot very dangerous.
The report Sas made by the executive ohger, upon
win m the command dsyolved-L.. Jones.
The Confederate vessels engaged were the steam slo
Virglpis of ten guns the Patrick Henry Comn,srd
Taaker, OF sx guns; the jamestown, Lieut. Command
ing B4raey Of tao guns; the k,e.gh, Lieut. Commanc-
ps Alex nder; tho ,suior;, Lieut.. Commanding Par.
ser; tho Teszer, Lieut.. Commanding Webb-saeh OF
one gun
Win this force c, 90 guns, Flag ohi,er Buchanan
engaged TIE enemys hset, consisting OF the frig,tes
Cumberland Of "a guns the CoDgress, ID Euh. the st.
Lawrence OF so guns aud the steam irgaIe hinnsso-
Ia OF 10 guns the ent mys batteries at Newport News,
aud several small steamers armed with heavy rhed
gus
Tbs engagement comm snced at $50 p. n, and At q,
P. NJ, Capt Buchanan had sunk the Cumberland, cap
tufed burned the Congress- dsabtd and driven the
dinnesota ashore and defeated tie Sc Lawrence aud
Roanoke which sought shelter under tho guns OF Fer
trasl Monroe Two Of the enemys small steamers we're
bl up ard The two transport steamers we're capture d.
The Cumberland went down with all on board, her
tops only remaining above water but many OF her poo
pls were bhftu W uodt6 iOm tHo euoie' A"S 80 -
the Congress- and the s1ord Of the officer commanding
at the time OF her surrender At the Navy Dspar-
NEXT
The report concludes IS follows:
ITO tie dssbinx ourAge the patriotism rnd emmett
ability OF Flig Oicer Buchanan and tie officers and
men CT his squadron, our country Is indebted for this
brilliant achi yement, which will hold conspicuous
place among the heroic contests Of naval history"
lSigned) g. MALLORY,
Secretary Navy
These documents we're ordered to be printed.
A message also received from the Prssdcn',
transmitting reports from Generals Pillow and Foy d.,
which will appear to morrow.
Tee PrCs.d Mt has suspended both these Generals,
pending a full investigation Of their conduct at Fort
Donel-on
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@NALUARLE REAL ENTATF,

d.y n oesE. pc aaleG es'o b. sold At auc lou this
prrtfy called - the rae HsElc liar te'ton OF public Is
ambrose eh- te sod ~ his 1,a = estate Of
lltves and p, rsona effects - ihe
iurthIr part'cu ars. Ies Auc lon head.
mh,G-it GoDDIS AAPPERsnN Aus.,.
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CO-GREsS
or TIE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA.

TUESDAY, March llth., 1861.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order at II o'clock M
Prayer by the b. Rev Bishop Johns, Of the Episcopal
Church.
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THE PRESIDENTIAL oFFIcE.


Church.
THE PRESIDENTIAL oFFIcE.
Mr. CLAY, Of Ala, presented bill - declare the Of
hoer who shall act as President in Of vacancies Of
both The Offices of President and Vice President Re-
ferred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
THE 'READ SHELL"
On motion Of Mr.. CLAY, the Committee on Military
Affairs was instructed TO inquire what amount Of
pensa.ion Is due to Dr.. John Read, Of Ala, for his
prcjeclile, known as tho "Read She'll"
Mr. CLAY said that this shell had been adopted by
the War Department as the most effective in use
Dr. Read bad been engaged for six years in perectng H.
aud only desired such compensation as Congress might
think proper to award.
DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATIONS.
On motion of Mr. BAkNWELL, of S. O., the Senate
Bill relative to the estimates of the heads Of Depart
ments was taken up and passed.
suPRENE COURT.
Mr. SEMHES, of La, from the Committee OF the Ju-
dietary, presented BILL to organize the Supreme Oourt
Of the Confederate States which VAS read twice and
placed upon the calendar.
THE INDIAN TRIBES.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Ark, from the Committee on To-
dian AAirs presented bill 10 provide for the organl-
cation Of the Arkansas aud Red River superp
Of Indian A4rs and to regulate trade and intercourse
with the Indian Tribes aud to preserve peace on the
frontier.
Mr. DAVIS, of n. O., moved to amend the bill by
str king out the clause fixing the term of Office of tho
several agents at four years. which amendment after re-
marks by several Senator'S agreed 70 oy the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Messr,. Robert W. B TnWe, Henry @. Burnett,
Clement @. Clay, Geo Davis, Wm. 7. Dortcb, Llngdon
Haynes, Gustsvus A. Henry, Benjamin Il. Hill, L. n
r. Hunter, Robert W. johnson, Charles r. Mitchell,
James Phelaa, William Ballard Preston, Edward Spar
row, T. J. Semmes, Lewis T. WigfaD-l6.
NAys-Nessrs John B. Clark, James L. Orr, W. B.
0ldham-S.
Before tie bill Wa, disposed Of the Senate went into &C.
cret session.
Yesterday, Mr.. BR0WN, from the Committee on Ma
val Af.rs, reported bill to encourage enlstmenIs in
the corps Of marines.
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On motion of Mr. FOOrE, which was seconded, the
House resolved it.ef into session, TO consider
tie unfinished busines Of Saturday, and thus continued
until the hour Of adjournment.
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Mr.. CLAY, Of Ala, presented bill n declare the q
hcer who shall act President in case Of vacancies
both The Offices Of President and Vice President R
ferred TO the Committee on the Judiciary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-08

iba. the great army which they rested their hopes Of
fortune and conquest has been thoroughly beaten sid
dispersed and that smother army, led by tASorite
General has been rsmcrsely dspated BY General Kirby
Smith, in Kentucky. The London 71s In referring 20
the onst1ous fabrications of 'MsndsSy Pope" comes
70 the conclusion that that officer and Haeck his supe
ror are only the development Of the Yankee character
that they true representative men, and could not
have been prOduosd or at least elevated to high posi-
ton, except among nation of Hars. There Is good
deal Of sasaSty In this view Of the case unoOmpmen'
tArJ Il may be TO the Yankee nation and lie fsvorite
Generals. Indeed should not DO surprised If Pope
and ACClsllsa aud Haleek to make specious bid
for continued favor by resorng TO Inventions even sur
passing tbosa which have already conferred on them an
uoryrIed PIE sminSoce in meadacy. Their eXraordi-
nary popularity hitherto can be accounted for only by
the ability they have displayed in mrsering to the Ia
yUr.s Yankee passion. Tho present emergency will tax
their powers 20 the utmost.
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peatruelIon OF the Araansas

AZ might Sc expected, lie Yabksss o'a-, TIE desirro
E,- of he Arkansas - feat Ct heir eva srus- - Il
l. -o7s ~ dg matter ioF bis Prosess 10 soaio7o, Corr
P,r,er says in his rspors to Goa Flr9sgUt:
as ssor-irg a. eight o'oact, steamed no tie
i7sr - 10 S'c'gck, Z. -, attacked &c rebsl ~
Arsy5sa- 40 siv -. luere "a 10, .regme.s Of
TT.
". \ rcrd q sa.i G he c,o'rA Of tic o.cT Of .se
AI.gs r, s,5 tie rd-'i-g readers Of chs North Sre
i. 20 q cr t5s &c i1Ti1-be P0-cr sent cone trrdrod
81 Cd sstGs 70 j1a;ue-t v.ea te \, pp tie Akan
s.s L as more eLeora.e report to 10 Nlvy Dspsg-
re-t Con Frisyui a'so csi-s tat the A-k.n-s5 ~ss
de.-cJsd D. sbs Ysrtee f,e, ilvert.E ito Ingenious
fl7e :bls "C., POrs7 ok advantage CT be, prerclt
jgg w,sk peil. to iiu sad loaisd via iroscG'a-y
sagd Alter bis Csc discharge g this pIsjechls, gus1
o. $50 e1re CIT Of he sije, s1d fou tsss uOpaLs Il
S,s discovered che WAS on &c. uh!ca 10 continued his
sssrdors &c pEeTens being s1insuishedF o., TIL .
Yankees
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-08
PROCLA NATION.
BY THE PRESIDENT.

r.. tbs p.ouL, n, an. f.,nf,d,,o,, S,1l..
o. 20 49, ,hs pp,;,s =, ssa,ooss hsr, ~.
- - S,.s,os ~ a. Ia =, n a. III II.
ossu ~ ~. =, - - WV
o,es Tu' g. son,..do Is ~ ~, ,ne yos oios
aud sorrow but wh 10y and gadness to render thanks
.o' aIe sIea. a. a,s rev
me me- 40 ~, IA seI 10
opt vu' sS ,,.,Sa ,ha s,n",,,. u 81 pO.u
,.Oa ~, ~, -, ~, III,
ass1i ,L.o,, r. 90 si,asS" ha;, ~
800 ,,"ns ,hjch ra,,;na % r., Sat., a. bav o,,;r
80 al ,T, 90 vsia -. an. n,SSr de- anS.n.a :,
&c mo LlmiyL.v h,D5 ~ scat,sra5 g. sns,,;
NJ Jr;Ss, them h',L n d;.m,y US,;,a ,hoss 49,.
"a focss and lie vs,ons "rrns. nth FAD hs.n 80
r;rr .Tr cn,,,s v,b The s,mv NJ ,nS.sion - ,ra'
49,. nnr s,smios S,vs r.r,vsd ,hs, a,,orn, -
the vsty No. 49,. .hsir e., a.,
So Sacs..a5 - ,h aasro, 81 ,aIshn,; ;,Sn
has oss,tstsn the snrs hos, IN as,ond snd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-08

II Is curl, US sct tna: wills lhe Emperor CT tie
Fench alone prevep's sly from having Rome as her
capital and goa Is G.ibsti to tho verge Of civil war;
his name is de'sed by ths shadow Of Pspal Gov
eInnent which he is Profcing bss 1t Is prescribed 10
every theatre ard opera housn or public place ghete 1t
oan be used. The word 5olsca is not soEe3 10 sp-
pear Or 30 10 uttered before the people.
Lord Palnerstoo, I. &. discovered has made t,,sf
en- especial g; OF dolsiry 20 s tho old rc1en Of
Tyeron Do bis cus.sn, or tse Es.Dlg 1fer his arrival
e; tbs place, o; gviag &c such as cso?se 10 CON. Tor !.
osups q Ocaccs Ct tea. II lis r'7es o1s sefOro
tho -oUeu give il, then the! receive sZpspce each to
purchase & vita.
Thee is rebellion cm,rg TIE Eleli.h Q1skerz. Tho
youthful fair Of tho have bseded toe 10 ovDo
ston 20 the poke bonnet sad so.a; skir Onsl ne OF
moderate periphery GOV surrounds t1eir fans, and
fvers and ribbons ere invad lg the pteonos Of The
GRAB The elders are no7sd 70 lamentations, ard
through their organ TIE Bni.t Friend, urge p,s.tiys
rstrlross. the yoJug men among ham arc ails
exciting confederation By joiHiDg 40 corps
The eisessss OF IRE ro7usce IN Llnclizire Eagla1j
have attracted tte abortion o. Q:es2 VeteTi wio
sccarg her, VIII the ssstog dislFlo; Drchsss Of
Lancaster has c5l:t.hPsd s10 coo fer lts relief TIE
Voeroy Of Egypt has given IS eco 20 iae sane flrd
The Dean Of C.slia.s very severe upon the r.s..
British nation. He thinks the prevailing dest,ution 10
the manufacturing districts 10 "cear visaIon Of God
Because hs says of orr sins wanton lgxury, cur
licenousEess drunkenness. commercial and our
mauufscu Iing frauds"
The fcstnumber Of anew evening paper-"Ia France"
has appeared in PArs ii Supposed to be under tho
Immediate superyison OF The Empress Eiyene. II is
OF course devoted to Imperialism and the integrity Of
the Papal power.
Maria Pia, daughter Of Yic'or E1Dsnuel, 10 to marry
ihe King Of Portugal the 10Th OF 0otober-.he ami
versaIy Of her birth She viii Lisbon on the 3lst
Of the same month whish Is the birthday Of her intended
husband.
~ q. :. -. f. ILL a.. n
Of ths tomb Of Napoleon has died The Governor Of the
Iovslidcs has received no less than 900 applications
(uos. Of them from Cjrs.cs) for the succession.
Tie Emperor Napoleon viii have no delay 10 making
Of the heir 70 bis tsrons TIE majority Of The it,
lie Pfincs has bean Axsd ct fourteen yssrA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-09-08
Ysnsss Eeadaeity.

We have at lAs, arrived 1t period Ia the history Of
80 us4 uhea the YsLksss aimi. doisa;snd no' ory
ems defeat bu Two n single DAY. The Baltimore pa
y ~ sssm Inclined 10 tell the truth, unps4tAbe tie
a. 30 nay os % the Yankees Bat this perhaps, may
"a accounted for by the iaot that the community fer
ssio5 DO Baltimore papers published 10 not At sl
u5ssssd sllh tie recalls. Il remains 70 be seen Wha,
ssss tbs New York papers vii pm. upon the affair
b..bsF ibsy can sImmOn up sUiiSisnt honesty Or suh
0sat s2srsSs &c tel TIE sIaObnsPOPuatOn Of that Oiy
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-, ., . o,.
report OF dsnsusaea 1ensfa 10 tno ssr'
woe: roeae soeussaoos ne cs,c1A,oo 70 inPhI 700
corhdence oil the army snd OF the county senersly
INTO TIE emciency ana ncei'y OF omcs's enHgeu snu
important trusts and, 70 more OF ess eesree ne:
hluiy Iot ony pPVn tcse tmcs's, oa' sue
!. a. a.. =. - .,s. i;S orr,,,, int chs-,s.
9u' d;. was tss .snn} ~
Thsv sbonld unSsroo thc orSasI M saarhuv ipyesti
estor MOI to sdSsncs an oo;nion At MI, TINA upon
g. ;s,;.a - i;r,,;os 81 go ,,Is,st;or, hr,
sne W y eso ~ ~ $50 A..
.asoI,, i,,- - =, WIS -
Mr., FOOrE aid that rov ,h. door WAS open be
vnrd o;vs noce that hs ;n,o,dod 40 ofsr resolution
InoLin into IN. condon ~ ,L.ss - IN General and
tcr. ~ looLins 10 ,hs ,o,,,;an ~ ,hs de.,rr
stores Al MAJ and tbe osses which ave
occurred elsewhere He vas determined 10 fud out Who
Vas rssnonsbl, for the Ioa.aa S,re blamed the cam.
mssaries some the eeuera, and some threv the blame
elsewhere Now, he was determined 10 have the most
rigid course of scrutiny in regard to the whole matter
He called the question and the resolution was agreed
70.
spxc,u o,n,,
r.. :. =. .
-, 80 Li5h - :, Ut In VIC I - - ~ ~,
"non Us. NC oh rePoI'su Ii.uu .ne
70 IT, ~" 1885, n o.. 80 p.e.u
| ,i,I.S 80 tba Soor ME 0A'''"'' ~
Ne said IbaI 70, certain confederation, bs had vo,.d
for the oonscTn,ion hi; NJ ss.i hn no shouId Ia
comneIIed to vote apsnr the h ranorisd nv iba com
,,tee srS bo dss;,ed h,;Sa 90 a,nlsin 10 rsa.ors
Which had brought him TO thai eonoIuion.
To those Who had not known bs poItic, .ntec.den,s
was necessary TO say that II had avays been m1ked
by an extreme e,ousy for the rights of the ates and
he felt pride In the consideration that what had been
the breaking point with the old Govern ment was the
oorner stone Of The new
Tbo e,or.s nrrad fo 81. n.ss.,o ~ tho no,o,;,,,,
ri, drr;,r ,bo i.o aeo,inn -, ,eosssitv hn,
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lid no tba s - onIi h. c,iT. on, 49,, % H.
,.an,v. n,ono,,on ,I,sea IL 4. ,hs ss.ord. If
,ha b;,or r. III oarn,rs1 md Of an n,s;,r. -
The nrarss. arnroscb m his r.s N,nofon ss, b,s All
srous pisn in Russia when he took one in every
orty ncuonS his ate, cor ouersd provncs, and Tim,
he opsned A sream which drained the resourcss of
France to degree from which she has never
and France TO-DAY fpsaks to us and bids us beware and
count well the cos. before we OMEN such stream Ii
true our arms are now victorious eyerysbere Int there
NAV be reverse. and n 40 sbere arc ve n vst ou-
cert SUNNY Of mes These men vbom IL ia nov nro.
roasd n tsko avay are rost of them hpsb,nds and
,s,bcrs. and WV dc them arav IN The Ia.tle ala
| sben i, can he pyoSedp Soma rr,a-d too nina he
had IN tba indn.r;,l ,r,.ngarne 4. bons Ne n Lnj
for dsv coon 70 ccme when cns To,,ion n our mis-
bond nsno,,a,c 70 ,Le unnar tsrs Of ,bo Nor,bo,,
and snnber and IN FIpsu;l Hail tbs c,asIo of Zoe
s-r, Ir,a-;co, ;nJrnsnas,ro
Thu 1,v vii, coro yber r,rrs roro,o,;ors looL;r,
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kHnlannInrY.

/ vszr-ous seeIdsuL BY Uheh me entire " fern Of
iss Ebg was thrown into consrson Friday night, just
eel -as going 70 Prs prevented the issue Of any Pc
rsr SAtuEeaY.
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SENATE

SATURDAY, Sept. q, 1852
TIE Senate was not IL se:siOn to-day.
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a. sl5 " lass ere esrFys Tor Embellishments
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