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D.-i.s President aEi uiE,ci.t: 81 q
~ : ..iIs-,' Dari vi Virginia, have G:c'1 % d ::S:l=o1
OF tire. ana .hr"e G5aIt-!. per ==n,. on: o. u. r:g""1 =
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.raa one f3ir.h PR cent. rcau. 10 tie :%s,C. iesE!': '"E'
Az Iii. Sn:TI~Aa
Jan1-ilrl S.Efie:.
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hfr. SrvART.-As my attention IS called 10
thiy subject, ] admit that the insertion Of this
word originally vas an oversight. Being 30
uur:ial 10 this clause, end anxious to retain 1t
wilhor, Modification, We did not ~criticisc the
language very strictly. ! think, however. II
would: he safer TO leave it SIS it stands, because,
legally, il. would make it the duty Of the Lr-
g~is:ature 10 n~ke that pro7ision. II may be
that it has mt vet been executed. II you
substitute So" it would relieve any aubse-
!eequent Legislature from fulfilling e duty
which had dcrolvcd upon ii, but which was
not performed iy tho proceeding Legislature.
l would, therefore, retain Il.s words ~ and
modify tic pilraSsoioey OF the succeeding
clause py striking cut the word 'ssid," and
inserting, utter Tie word January" the words
"lSC3.' That I'll! accomplish Tic object. 1t
will c,ver all c,ses from January, 1852: up to
this time.
Mr. RASDo.ru.-The effect OF that will be to
cancel the whole section, for nearlg al the debt
now Gne-a!l in FACT with the exception Of ten
millions has accrued sirce that tine. There
is no discrepancy ;n Tia section as it oo~
Stands. Wcnld il not b. proper &c say now
| tina, there shall b. SET apart Il SUN Ilual 10
seven per cent. 0f he debt DUE On the lst OF
January, 1852: The clause nov reads
There shat! be sci apart annually. from the
| ACQUIRING revenues, q sum equal to se75E per
| cent o: The State debt existing nn the ls1 day
Of January in the yeaF one thousand eight
hundred and sfty.two."
That has been done This amount was SGT
spart for the debt a~ccru!ng after the lst day Of
January, 1852. The clause 10 the 18th line
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nHIED PEaCEEa.-We have on hand some 400
- to ovU buaheiS Drlsd Peaches, which Will be so.d Low,
10 close. GRAY & ApAMS.
: Lar 49, - Hnn haHrnan 1EIh and 1.th l,-cltl.-
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Legislature OF Virginia.
SENiTE.

MONDAY, JANUARY IL, Ieo2.
The Senu,c WAS called 70 order by the Presi-
dent, Lieut.. Gov. MONTAGUE. Prayer oY the
Row. Dr.. BURROWS, OF Inc First Baptist Church.
The President laid before the SenateH com.
,nuuication from tile Executive. transmitting
statements of Edward 7, D. Myers, acting
Ohiof Engineer 0! Virginia, accompanied by
an abstract Of thr certified accounts alsn, an
inventory 0; property On the VARIOUS deieli'
siye work., e.. L,id on the table, and or
derrd tc be printoi.
The President laid before tho Senate G note
from the prcsidcn, of the Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad, rendering 10 the officers and
Members of l,s Senate The courtesies oi tina,
read.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
News from the Pacific.

BUSINESS DULL--THE TREASURE BY THE GOLDEN
GATE, ETC.
San FRANCISCO, Dec. 8, 1882.
Business generally is exceedingly dull and il is hardly
possible 10 sell any kind Of goods.
Butter dull at 25c per pound. ccpperas is quiet at
Sc. pc poird.
Capt in Waterman has returned from the wreck Of the
steame. eodcn Gate and reports ta, the Mcxicans
siding in the nrshborhood have srvcd hundred and
fifty two hundred thousand dollars in Other
treasure s doubtless buried In the sand below
low mark may he found by chance rather than
BY an Intelligent search The employs OF the wreckug
company continuing work upon the wreck with div
ing apparatus.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. o, 1862.
Arrived ship Hayes.
Tonnage Of all descriptions 10 very scarce. The
merce Of the port Is suffering for the want Of It.
Business 10 without animation. A fne rain prevailed
throughout State to-day, which much needed in
the agricultural districts
convention Of wine growers Is now holding session
France, California. Tho object is TO lay before Con-
gress tho statistics Of the vast capacities Of California
for wine production and urge modification Of the Excise
tar
The New York herald., 1862-12-10


THE BANKRUPT BnI.-We are .grstiAed TO
learn that the Bankrupt bill, which came up
before the Senate the other day, has been very
favsrably received. Such measure has been
Sor some time very much needed by the busi-
mess interests Of the loyal States. II the war
wsre ended to-day in tho complete submission
of the robellious States to the Union, a general
bankrupt law would still be indispensable to
che restoration Of order, system; confidence and
sgeneral activity in our business affairs; but
with the prospect before us Of the enormous
burden Of billion (ten hundred thousand mil
lions) Of governments bonds, five hundred mil
ttons of legal tender notes and forty or fifty
millions Of postage certificates, in the way Of
small change to our paper currency, our busi-
meas classes cannot keep their heads above
water without the supporting corks of = bank
rupt law. Our killed aud wounded, iinan-
oially, must be looked after rs well as those in
the battle field. We would urge, therefore,
upon the two houses of Congress, whatever
1hey may do or fail to do for the almighty mig
ger, to pass, at this session, we'll considered
bankrupt law, in order to relieve, as far as
possible, our financial, commercial, manufac-
curing. agricultural and industrial interests Of
all kinds from some of the evils Of this dread
fal war. and our still increasing mountains Of
pablic debt and paper money.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

The Coming ElscsioA In Norfolk, Va.
The following proclamation has been issued General
nix In relation TO election for nembsr Of Congress
for The Second Congressional district Of Virginia
PROCLAMATION.
whereas, there is reason 70 beevc that majority o.
the legal voters In the count los of Norfolk and Princess
ABas constituting the larger portion OF the Second Con-
qressionat district Virginia and always have beea
hart loyal 70 the government Of tho United States and
'obsdont 70 tho laws thereof and,
Nhereas In view of the proclamation or the President
of the Uned States Of the I'D OF September last II
desirable hat the loyal portion OF States in rebellion
should hsye tho opportunity Of being represented in Con-
eress on To LIST Of january next
Now thlfefore. !. John A. Dix ossamanding the De-
cnrag I'M election by ballot shall he held Monday,
the I'd day q December inst for representative to I'LL
Vacancy IN the Thirty seventh Coma OF the United
States of America, In the Second district Of Virginia.
writs Of election will be duly ssuod by Bssder General
4. L. Viee, Military Governor Of Norfolk and the ecc
t0us held Ia the several precincts designated by law in
the counties Of Norfolk. rinceus Anne Nanseucnd and
Isle OF Wight. The commissioners appointed when duly
notified will appear and take the prescribed oath before
tho Provost Marshal at the Court House in the city OF
Norfolk or before the Provost Marshal nt suffolk.
All white males OF tn, sge Of twenty one years and
upwards actual residents Of the district who shall not
tO The government, shai te entitled 70 vote
AL perscns entitled and declining to vote, aud who
not prevented by inhrmity other valid cause from
performing ther duty by voting under this
prociainaton will be regarded ~ sis 10 the govern
nent. and subject TO al the penalties N dislo:ai.y.
Gwen under my hand ~ Fort Monroe Va, this 8th
day II December, 1892, JOHN A. DIX. Macr General
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

detachment Of Union troops. which were crossed
ever the river from Harrisen's Landing Lest
summer to occupy the adjoining country ON
Ne other side, having been published in the
HkRALD, we have 10 say. in behalf Of
General Butternsld, that these aforesaid Aoeuaap
tons are untrue. II is charged that sAs Fourth,
Seventh, Ninth, Tenth and Twelfth Psnnsyi-
vsnia regiments Of cavalry were the parties
concerned in these robbsries, ana that, among
ether things, from the house Of Edmund
kunan, Jr., . piano was carried on and put
aboard the gunboat Cayuga. II appears, how
ever, nons Of this Pennsylvania corps belonged
70 General Butterheld's command, and that
Ae no time commanded any portion Of the naval
forces, and that the truth is simply this: that
The house of e. Rufin, Jr, was emptied OF Its
esntsnts and the library destroyed before
General Butterfeld. with his command. crossed
the river; that after he had crossed Q guard
was placed over the house, and that 1t was net
occupied as his headquarters for single night
that his headquarters-s mile of-were, as
usual, in his tent; that not team, wagon or
slave remained when he arrived; that hs did
not sead away = handful of any property what
ever. but that hundreds Of acrssof corn were
Len standing, and that oil that was taken was
taken for the use Of the troops. and in no in
stance was there any wanton destruction.
This forbearance, We are further informed.
was the more remarkable, as it ives we'll known
that this same Edmund Ru1an, Jr., pilotsd
the rebel artillery TO their position on his farm
that opened their midnight fire upon the sleep
ing camps at Hanison's Landing. These facts
make up conclusive vindication Of General
buttsraeld, and leave very little ground for q
just complaint from Edmund Rufin, JH, who,
70 believe, is the same Rufin that sighted and
ared the first gun at Fors Sumtcr-the signal
fer this terrible war.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

USrxD SrArss SANITARY Coxxrssox.-A meeting will bs
hsld at the Academy OF Muse, in this city, Thursday
(omorrow) enny for the purpose Of giving practical
normaon TO those who desire assist In the good work
Of relieving the sick and wounded Of army Tckss
each admitting person. may be obtained tho differ
paces mentioned in the advertisement which appears
in another part OF this paper. tt
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
TINE m'poWEll COURT OF INQUIRY.
Tcssimsny Of General Mcclellan Reg ard.
ing General Mcdowell snd HE Conn
nana. .s 4.Wt

3 tnG 0enorel McU0Weu on0 1Aie Com.
nsnA. 4..a
III &fft WASHINGTON, Dec. .. 1852
In the Mcdowell Court Of Inquiry to-day, Mr.. Pelcg
Clark resumed his testimony, commenced yesterday His
evidence related mostly to-day 70 the fact that persons
with oclivisies had been allowed to iu and
60 out Of our lines with impunity An instance cited
by witness where salt and oshsr articles needed BY the
rebels were received BY them through Of watch
fulnees on our part Captain Mans
field OF our army, appeared 10 him, however, to be
much to blame as any one elss in such matters.
General George b. Mcclellan then sworn, and tcs
tined that General Mcpoweips divisien part Of his
original army, was all that he could wish. He had
osivcd the fullest cooperation his hands preparing
plans and arranging details for his movements gensraiy
General Mcdowell had frequently, a, General kccle-
lan's request, gone beyond his strict line OF duty
a. . corps commander TO facilitate the operations
Of my army. don't know that state II more fully;
but received from Gen. Mcdowell every facility he
could afford for the transportation OF my troops from
Alexandria TO the peninsula while he commanded the
First Army corps. knew nothing personally OF General
Mcdowell while he Ia command OF the Army Of the
Raypahannock, except that received two kilograms
from him about the Goth Of May, informing shat at
GO raiu date he would 10 my assistance, though
there unlocked for circumstances which had
caused daiAy in his preparations do not know Official
y but have reason BE- morally CERTAIN that his failure
70 advance 70 assistance On the peninsula from
circumstances beyond his contrs The division Gen.
Mcdowell compared very fav5rsbly with my other dvi.
sions might have added that uon one occasion gen.
erai order was ksvot compiimentng them. NY atten.
tion especially reced TO Ocneral hcDcweils troops
when they were 60htructng the works In the vicinity
Uptons H by the remarkable rapdty in which they
were completed. General Mclswel paid especial stten
tiop 70 his division. Though others In the army paid
attention also w this important poat none paid more
attention than he DID, On the occasion Of the grand
view OF troops the virginia side, in the moah of
November, General Mcdowell was entrusted with the
selection Of ground and the entire conduct Of the
vew. This duty performed In the mest satisfactory
and skiiful manner.
General Mcdowell announced hero that he wAs about 70
pursue another line Of inquiry
The Court then adjourned.
General Mcclellan upon the stand - . witness for
only about thirty five minutes His testimony de-
vsred with singular oearnsas and every question
answered promptly and poiatcdly.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

THs CoErRARASD PROVIDED roR.-Tho aboltionists fail
ing IN their philanthropy, whom IL sec matter Of
dollars and cents, IL remained for conservative
democrat Of New Jersey 70 forward and oer the
coufraband Schn Higherass, home upon his farm 10
sister State which has at all times and most smphatcal
ly tho election proved herself and her
be democratic 10 the back bone.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
THE FIfz JOHN PORTER COURT MARTIAL.
Testansny - General Roberts, Chief 81
General Psps's star.

WAsHfNdr0s, dos y, Ib6Z
General Roberts, Chief Of 0cncra Pops's STAR testified
that e was Major Of cavalry the regular and Brgader
general In the volunteer service. He had accompanied
General Pope arst Chief Of Cavalry and afterwards
Inspector General In these capacities hs Como
raj Pope and made familiar with his plans and purposes
was with Pope the 21th August warenton
Junction. and proceeded along with him the railroad in
tho direction OF Manassas Junction far Bristows
station At that place General Pope dictated an order
and despatched II TO General Porter by Captain Drake
KAY lie loft about dark Was present the 2Tsh when
General Porter arrived at wsrrcuon Junction Part Of
por,ers command had arrived there but could not say
how many. II was about ten O'Clock whea witness
saw General Porter there. Tho condition OF tho
roads was good generally, and ths passage Of
etrcama moi dlcult In the JOINT order referred 10
Gcperss Mcdowell and Porter were ordered " halt so
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
Fires ~ Buffalo,

BuuAre, Dec. q, 1852.
Goods oil refinery wac destroyed BY are last night.
The nrs was caused BY the explosion of a still. Two
msu were injured. The buildings In the vicinity
we're dsmagcd by the shock Loss about - 900. Ne in
surance.
S.rs1isner's tobacco factory also destroyed by
are last night. Loss 500 900; insurance $4,000.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

TRsIroRs BRooKLyN NAVY YARp.-1he Charles.
town mass Adretiser states that letter received 10
that city from officer board the, gunboat Dawn
dated Vernon river Ca says that Of two lots Of shcs
received by thom from the gunboat Massachusetts, not
one Of thcm would explode, some person having put =
patch bswccn the powder. These shells were all
shipped from the BrookIys (N. ~ Navy Yard
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
News frorn North CarolIna.

NEwErRs, N. c., via FORTRESS hoS.oE, Dec. 1862.
Great dissatisfaction exists in tho interior, and the i'm
pressicn prevails thore that signal victory under Gen
Burnside will be followed by tho immediate and
tire abandonment Of the border States including North
Carolina and Tsinesses.
The Progress OF IL 20 h uit. has the following
The Sa annah Republican makcs yi,cous complaint
over the rabe the battles II says the
t.ta loss IN II 900 II the poupo ot
Charleston have pulled up their lead pipes and contr
bued go oO0 pounds 70 the government, ana that the
rebel government will issue receipts FOR all lead pipes
ami other dxtures and birds itself 70 replace hom al the
end OF the war
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

FEDERAL TEooPs passengers per steamer
Allen Collier, Monday night, bring the intelligence that
three companies o federal troops belonging to the Second
Virginia regiment, were o,ertnksu and captured by
jenkins rebocsvalry near Charleston on the kaawhs,
on Frdsv evening The capture resulted In the turning
10 the emmy OF a large quantity OF arms ammuni
tiOn, Ac-Lotisritis Democrat Dec. T.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
Movements of Forrest. Rebel Cavalry.


Three Thousand rebel cavalry, supposed to be under
Forrest intending make another Iaid into Kentucky
or dash Fort nonescn, at Clarksviile to-day.
Passengers from Gallatn contradict ihe story of the
engagement there between Fry and the rebels. They
say no recent fight has occurred there.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

OF Broadway aud Ann street. under Barnum's Nh.
lady attendant No connection with any other
oHlce.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

Nosicc.-By Order OF General Burnside,
the army going ino winter quarters TO recruit BRy
ANTS uisrtyalicd stomach Bittes.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

Trusses.-Ma arsh d Co.-Radical Cure
Truss 0nloe still At No. vesey street. Astor House No
connection with any other oncc OF the lady
ALA ndanf-
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

Doctor Hunters Discovery Curss fhe
very worst forms OF scrcfuls obnse Eupons skin
and Old Ulcers Nos Division s!rse New York oy,
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

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UsPRrrCIpIBD DEALERs,
wa ensesvor = dispose ol theI ewn' and "sAss Axk
urrss5SP *; p y i:ESiisSr rsssShegsiifasoss sShesif
fiELMBOLDs ExTRACT BuCHU.
ItELMRUbDS ExIKACT SAR3A<ARfLIaAs
VKLMpOLD'a IMPROVED ROf.h WASH
SOLD nv ALL DRuooIsrs SvBRvwuEeR
ASK f0R HELAnoLD s-.AKR no OTHAe
eosltlas end esKssurs
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

~ = = s.ess thsn p al back bshssd 1si run ss.s
the cretiossry power OF departing from 10 strict
Isttsr. but suggested the proprety q Keeping posi-
ton whore they could Gall back behind Bun that
night witness testified that he supposed the cosds Of
s1oke ana the reports Of artillery csms from Genssa
Porter. whs he supposed would attack about half past
four oeck on the 10Th OF August The obedience OF the
order On which the third specification 10 based would
have brought General Porter the right flank Of the
enemy. General Porter did attack hs direct
cd In that order Twas the field and expected hs At
tack every ninue. It was mot made When night closed
In GennrA Popes forces occupied quite portion OF the
fold from which tho enemy had been driven. In my
opinien, iugh the battle decisive the fortunes
Of the day we're In favor OF General yehn Popes army
Wtno did not doubt but that 90 cdenoe to the order 70
Queston by General Porter would have resulted in tho
defeat end capture Of the main forces OF the rebel army
that were q the field At that time.
General Roberts examined st great length by
the counsel for The accused, Mr. Eames.
Wsheut concluding the Court adjourned until to-nor.
row,
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

0Oura ud's Pouars SubsiIe Uproots Hair
from any part Of the body Warranted. $5s Broadway.
BATES. Boston.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

Bsschsler's Hair Dys-she Best an the
wsrld harmlsss aad reliable Sold ~ drug
psr6msrs sverywhere Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

Hill's Hair Dys, 10 Gents. Black or
brown Desi 10 uss Depot No Barclay street. and sold
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

E0rICE.-Thc Grm OF r. France 4 Go. was Dissolved on
tic Is, day Of November. c62 and new oonsrncrsn,p
formed manage the Library Association Company Lottery
of Rentrcky. style oi & Hroadbou 60
cember 1867 the bu-Ecss sill lie conducted
Ia lac u s. BRoADBENT = 20. Managers,
The New York herald., 1862-12-10
Court Calendar-This Dsv.


GOura ud's Pouars Subtitle Uprooss Hair
from any part Of the BODY Warranted. <ss Broadway.
BATES, Boston.
Baschslsr's Hair Dys-she Best in ths
wsrld iastantanecus hsrmsss aad reliable Sold drug
ssts psrmsrs Factory 81 Barclay street
Wigs, Teupsss, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Modavia Cream, FOR teautifyng the hair, st w. A.
BATCHEL0RS. lS Bond street.
Cristadsro's Hair Dye, Prsssrvative and
Wig depot Wholesale and RETAIL No. Astor House. The
Dye applied by skfui artists.
Hill's Hair Dys, 10 Cents. Black or
brown Best in Depot No Barclay street, and sold
BY oil druggists.
Use Prof. l.. Mallsr's SOC. HAIR Dye ana
ssc Invigoraor Sold By druggists Depot % Dey street.
Best Soap In Use II james Pyle's o. X.
soap.-Ail the srocers keep IT,
Trusses.-Ma arsh Il Co.-Radical Cure
Truss Onloe still at No. vesey street. Astor House No
connection with any other oce Of the same name lady
attendant.
Trusses.-fTa rsh's Radical Cure Trusses,
corner Of Broadway aud Ann street, under Barnums Mu
SCUM lady attendant No connection with any other
oslce.
Nssice.--By Order OF General Burnside,
ANTS uirtyaiicd stomach Bites.
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
worst forms Of Scrcfuls obstinate Eruptons
and Odd Ulcers No. spyissen STREET, New York oy
, ~
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

WiGs, Teupses, Hair Dye. Hair DyeinS
and Moldavia Cream, for beauifylng the hair at W.
BATCHELOR'S. N Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

Royal Havana L0ttery.--Sce OMcfai
D. aSiu; OF November ~ ia ano.het column 4.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

Cristadsro's Hair Dyc, Prsservative and
wiz depot wholesale and retail, No. Asor House. The
bye applied by ski6u artists.
The New York herald., 1862-12-10

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best soap In Use II James Py1e's q. X.
soap.-All the grocers keep It.