The national Republican., 1862-05-16

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ne SsSHs pi1ed - city 1lilr<a bllls "A
Sseslasgoa varftl esadnsan u the I6d1b
appropriation bill, and delivered he secas-
toned eulosiss upon Mr. Bailey, The deceased
member Of Ia Houss from Massachusetts. !Ths
House passed half Q dozen bills, several of tbsn
important especially 70 this DE-, riot; sad al>sp
vards seysral snlagis apoa NJ. Bailey -ssss
se"Nessu' rfsajruo agya'r' T tl'v "a
Oh Sous AOfr HALLWAY. l. 90. r' r..t
n frssidsnt VIM ds1btisss sigu he city
railway BIN today, and about this tins h JAY
~ ho.s cara vfll - running IRON tAs Capitol
y 0sotgsAo~a. There wsre naay serious OBJ
jeoaaous y ~ particular bill tAes psnsd ~
Senate Yesterday, We hear; bat The people Of
y make surs Of railway jeAvesa he tWo
cluss, even n . bslisf bill night have bssa
drawn up. The day q omnibaess b over b
~ capiial. n foe ths hossss andthsir dhvsss,
vs aeposs thsy viii bs s,np,y transferred 70
Ne fsllWay. 8U ...n. -a'e'. THdm
FrVll1 ooolno Down. 10 sff -.l
L The pro<lavsfy agitatofs h Coogfen an
cooling dows. Ths conservative oaaoD b Do
ing good. A SssAte hi posed tAs Aeass
yss6rday, without diRsatug vote, etlSoliSA.
ise oolorSd scAools 10 shis District Yes, ~
| nghtnars Of ne slavery.loving Eealot- q ~
gsr SCHOOL" Win soon b 10 fan operation hSrs
Besides tha&, there IVES "a ameud0ent sttached
70 The bill abolishlng many q the unjust blac1
laws Of Tie District The BIN ~ read, evsry
word Of Il, In the House, and he prosIaverJ
members hoard II, but they oeds no objection
- Il 90 ~ 60. Bysnd.bys n will be pcssa
Without sei1iog ap oommotioa 10 Oongres6
TIE city was crowded with ruDou yestsr-
day. For opos, d least The sscssAsy npsthi
sep were nervous ssd disPirited. 10 baltl
more, they circulated ths etory that Richmond
was In Fedsni hauds, whici, Of COURSE, va
premature. All kiu1s ot tales ot victory ant
defeat, Of suocess snd disaster, hoated upon thS
streets Tbe fact that The War Department bed
no news 10 communicate was considered omi
nous-whsthsr Of advance or repul,e, no on
took The troQble TO decide. We heard Of %,
good piecs Of news--that Sle8ei hss gone dowr
VtO OOftuy0 IfOm 6S. LOOD. nc u . UVBlOu IL
himself, and will be worth thonmnds Of mer
whenever the great impeding battle occurs
Il .l"H INTERVENTION f'iH o. eva -'
1 Ths X nip about Intervention grows thick
The late Bnglieh nsNs looks very much q !
Ensland snd France were trying 10 meddl
with our sfAirs. We must wait tlll the Euro
pean goveruments bear Of the fall Of New Or
leans and Norfolk. Doubtless that pews vii
make them regret thst they did not iuterveo'
lest winter when our armies wsre doing notbinI
and there was an excuse for Intervention; bu
, st this time Intervention has not leg to stant
upon. Sensible people can now Gee anothe
Of the reasons tht prompted the Pre'ident las
winter to iesue The ordef requiring his general
to advance upon the enemy 1t once. n ID
army had lain Idly 10 its old position, Franc
and England would ere this hsve stepped in 4
END the war. on the bssis Of Southern inds
pendence. Victories over the rebels hsv
saved us from that drgrace. To take Rich
uond is SOW the best possible diplomacy Viii
which to avett foreign Intervention. n'' ..'.
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