The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-09
COI1RDnRATE CON0RDss
1IssT sxSS1oE.
11aST SESS1oN.
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SENATE.
TussDAY, april .. 1853.
Tbs House met ~ - NJ, In the CAamber Of

TussDAY, april :. 1853.
The House met ~ - N. In the Chsmber Of
the Virginia enate.
TIE Battle OF SHILOH.
Mr.. HAyIss asked that the resolutions ssnt
from Che II nse yestoJ day, In relAttoA 70 ths
battle;tA Tennessee, and the csath OF 0sn A.
8 johnson. be taken up. In order to ohsr In
lieu thereof the following:
Eesolysd BY tie CorSysss II the Csnfslvass Ssats
of AMevioa, cuat U0neTess have learned with
graiitaoe 70 the Divine Ruler Of nktions, the
in tell3gence Of the recent com plete and bril-.
liant: Victory which has been gained ~ the
army VI tho t,onfederats States, under the
command Of Gen, "A. 3. Johnston, over the
FEDERAL forces In Tennessee. on. the battle
a cid OF shiloh.
Received, rAat the thar RI Of Congress are
smtnently due, and are hereby cordially
rendered, tn Gen. 0ast&ve =. BeAuregard,
anu the tflcsrs ana troops under his com.
m and for the decisive and important victory
achieved ~ them over the forces u the
Uaised STATES. on tbs 9Th cf April, In the
S.steof Tennessse;1 ana all " no COB trisu cd
to that signal triumph. In the jadg msnt OF
Congress, ere entitled TO she Arasi;uds OF
Roir country.
Eeseived, That the in Intelligence OF the death
of Gen. Aibers Sidney johnston, Ocmman-
der In. Chief, when ioadipg the Oonfsdsrate
.orces to victcry On the 6.h OF April. in Ten.
essee, " bile IL a6scts Congress Win Pro-
iount sorrow. At the sam. tims obseures our
y
oficsf 90 able, sktllial, and gallant.
fssolped, That the foregoing resolutions be
MAIDS Gnown, ~ appropriate general orders
~ the Generals in coM mand, 70 the emccrs
and troops 70 whom they arc address, d, and
that they also be communicated 20 The family
Of Gen. Johnston.
Er HA1xzs said he had no objection to the
rssoiu .ion OF the Hoass, as to wnat they did
say, but he did otjscs 70 what they dio not
convey.
coLcurie 81 in the resolutions AID would not
'. te & last them, ssili tho uSht thsm prema
;ure, elnUe We ysI know little Il she e. ssnt Of
the victory. The nEht IL yet going on, ant
We do not know what VIA be the result Oh
tie ne It Jaws
a.r. xAS0kr offered The fol 10 wing sab I'll
;nt1, 70 e .Rse tss wi'h,a tas b ass sss Of tee
.ssenn reso;uttou; wk4ea was acsPteo By Bic.
EAIa8s:
"rhas the thanks Of Con gross ara hereby
tas ttoer Surviving cfa 3srs and pr iv tss Os
:nat army for ths signal OK hloi ion Of sxiil
aGa gahAntry dtsoia sd by taem On that me-
Moraose occasion.
Nir. CLARK said no one co0!d feel JOY for
the vie ;ory more ksenly or sadness more
deeply than him SELF for the death OF Gen
Jlhnstor; bat he must think, in tas absence
# farther inform atIcn, The r.sOiuttcLs were
ptsn atnre
Ear. HRsRY, Of Tennessee, (tnterrupapg),
statet tnat h had jas: learned from . gentle
man Of the House that Ear. Bfucs, Of Ken.
LUCKY, had received q dispatch dates the tn,
Which enphatioally denied the death OF Gen
Johrston, but stated that he was badly
wounded.
-. CLARK, resumlDg, urged the fact as TN
additibnai rs1son Cor delay He moved that
the retoiu ioa be laid over fer the present.
agreed &c
kr. YAsosY, moved 8 reconsideration OF the
vote.
A message was announced flom the PEST.
dsEt tSes another eoiusnn
On no sIou OF Mr. YAhoEs. the N .ssgs was
ordsrtd TO be printed, the -sscil TORS abave
were tecoLsiiersd aud adopted unanimously,
auG iEa Eeuets Eept IL To seeret eesstcn.