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ADJUSTMENTS.
F0RD'S new THEATRE,
TENTH, NEAR PENNA. AVENUE

Tonight, (D1saday,) September $50,
The public expeotsiious are now to Be realised
10 the most splendid manner, concerning the long
talked Of impersopat,on BY The tntranoirs young
Ao'ress,
nG1SS nGAgg1e N61tC1ho11,
In the magnificent Dramatic Rousaos
r A n q II O N;
OR, IHE CRICKET.
=. sumner 3, on. X ,hs srst theatre. Of
Miss %ircHELL.. AS. ..FANcBoN.
Tni. great Dramatic fea ure Of the season b now
SeSIssis, sni preparations Of every kiud
~ New and >. autful Scenery expressly painted
'or Il Ar Startling .itusti ns effectively arranged
q charsotsristio o,.tumes Of every Sus. ~ In
nicate Jet beautifsl ~sohanioai illusions.
81 Splendid appointments Of the most sppropri
Tue ioiowi. g L but brief sum nary Of tn, grand
eject JadiciouSly inteisp rsed throughout the play
Acr i.NTse Ri1ips Moen-Th. Shadow D.Dc.,
Hcr a-Fe:tiv.i or S. Xndoohs; the May Pol,
p.aS in sa vi ~ u. sssse.s af &. GS Dfs
m,,lo Combnston. The Thrilling Tablssux.
Acr s-Tae Return Of the villsgsn.
me ="
Aor. s.-Happy Dsnousment.
- For the multitude Of tno dents, Independent
Of the above, zee desc, iptte bills
81 NO OTHER PIECE will BE- Del formed With
TANCHON, owing TO It, extrems length and beaa
y. Seats can Be ssoared during the day withou
ssiurday sight, q. TIL. Theatre, thsr, VI. hardly
standing room, 90 crowded Wa the auditorium Our
patrons will pl note thi. fAot and make arrange.
ments for ther seats during the day TO avoid stand
ny during the evening
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dres Ciro.e and Parquette, 60 csnts; Orche aa
Seats, rs cents; Family Circle, rs oeuts; Private
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Ostheim Brothers,
0stheim Brothers,
Ostheim Brothers,

BRANCH
Of 80 South William st., N. Y,
Of 80 South William st.. N. Y,
Of 80 South William st., N. Y,
IMPORTERS OF
IMPORTERS OF
IMPORTERS OF
Tho Choicest BrandioS, Wins S, &C.,
Tho choicest BraRdies, Wines &C.,
TbS Choicest Brandies, Wines &C.,
DEALER IN
Old Rye aud BoNrbon Whiskies, Cigars, &c.
Old Bye and Bourbon Whnkies, Cigars, &c.
Old Bye and Bourbon WHISTLES, Cigars, &t.
Call and get the purest aruele in the market,
Call aud ct the purest article In the ma ket,
Call and get he purest article iu the market,
Al the lowest New Yo Il prices.
At the lowest New Ork prices.
AZ lhs lowest Now fOi pric<s.
sS,, south side Penn. sv, bet. N!n;a and Ten rt-
30, sruth side Penn. sv., bet. iatn and ..nh s.s
ay5 south side Penn. sv., bet Ninth snd Tenth sts
sep f-u
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Auspicion Of stealing . watch.

h0sp1cion OF btsahh8 "etcAs
Daniel O'Nsil, = soldier, was arrested BY
Roundsman She'd, Of the Third ward, on Sat
urday on the above suspicion, and sent to Jail
for further hearing BY Justice Thompson.
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Arrival OF Rebel Prisoners.

About nfty rebel prisoners were brought to
this city from Frederick yesterday and placed
in the Old Capitol. They we're = shabby set,
a. usual.
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AanklnR RAtaa.

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
siivsr-ths legal tender notes being the stand.
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DROPOOALD FOR OAK WOOD.
QuARrERn AsTsR's OyYiok,
Waski~gDn u @, 1877 , Hred,
September Il, lsA9
Sealed proposals. will be received mntl September
10th, at 70 m for delivering IT thi, ofce fourteen
o.r1s of well. seasoned OAK WOOD, Of the beet
quality; 10 be deli.ere - follows: rw. cords on
escti .uvceeuiug Inonth unui the whole shal have
been delivered.
Prepossls should be addressed to the subscriber,
and endorsed on the envelopes, Proposals tor
Wood"
MORRIS 4. MILLER,
aap IR-dtd Msicr OuArteFmss,eY,
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QY GREEN d WILLIAMS. Aactione err.
ID HOUSEHOLD AND H CHEN FCRNI-
rUnl At AudIIos. On TUESDAY the 23d | ,-t,
ye hsll sell, At tbs rssideucs Of gentleman de
.ioioE housekeeping, st No. i8S II street, betw, en-
rwentisth and weLty hrst street-, First ward, At
O'Clock, good assortment Of iur iiture, vi1:
sureaus. Sidsboard, Exts snsiou Table
Wardrobes, Loungs, Can and oihef ChsiEs,
Mantle Ornsments, o. ina and GlAsswsre,
Carpets, VIA dow shades, Tables ant " ashstsnds,
oi'elcih, Mating, Bedyteads Bedsteads, Hat rack,
Cooking aud Radiator Stoves aad Grstes, Kitchen
Requisites, and many other article which ".
de N unnecessary 70 enumerate.
Term cAsh
GREEN WILLIAMS.
ssp lo-dN lStarl Aucti Jnsers
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PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dres Ciroe and Parquette, 60 osnts; Orche u =
Seats, Is cents; Family Circle, rs oeuts Private
Boxes, sS.
SENo extra charge for reserved seats
Doors open quarter 7k Overture at o. Curtain
rises Sk. sens
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Buying. Selling.
Buuina.

Cold: d;:.......iS1 p're. pr:m.I.i pei. g. prem
Silver. ..........l0 IL
Demand notes. 81 " l02 "
Banks Of issue in Washington and Georgetown:
Warrington. GeorgetosSN.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms nsrch's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Nerchsnts' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the dsnominx.
tiop OF one dollar and upwards.
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Nj HOW LOST aow RESTORED
rJ,o INVENTORS AND rAX ,.ArEks.

vINO INVENTORS AND pAL L,.HTEEs.
MUNN CO, ,proph.,oss Of the s.erhNe Arsn D.--,
sno agents for procuring American sud Foreign
p A II E N T S.
Win S,1teen Tears erperienx in the Business.
Refer TO Hon. Judge Nsson, Hen. Joseph Holt
Hon W. d. Bishop, ex Commissioner OF Paleuts,
ana % more than hftssn thousand inventor who
have had buanea Gone through Mann So.'s Pat
eat Agency.
"amrnlet Of advice ssnt ffss BY mail.
ratent LAW aud Rsgulstious, 100 pages, - cents,
mali.
No charge for oonsultadon, orally or by natl.
Preliminary ExaIainator In United States Patent
Once, ".
Oaicss, NO. 81 PART Row, New York: Washing.
ton, ouner Of trL seventh street., Cpsosite the
Patent Onos ra- lS6Whf
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Il e p A I X N @.
A. manufacture Truuks extensively, and neoss.
sasily have all kinds Of Trunk Material an better
prepared 10 repair Trunks, ko., thoroughly and
promptly, than any othsr sstablshnent in the city
Iyj JAMES Q. TOPHAM
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAY0.

RY w. l.. All q CO., Auctionssrs.
EXTENSIVE SALE Or CIR CERIES SUIT
LERB SUPPLIES. BOOTS AND SHOES AT
AUCTION On TUE8DAY MORNING, Esd In.
-tant, ct 10 O'Clock, We Will eel, at the Auction
Roofns Large Assortment of Groceries.
90 Bbs S.uart' crushed Cofs
c Yellow ard Refined Y-llo Sugar
Bags Rio and other Cofeea, Boxes 8 arch
Boxes Prime Eastern Cutting Plain Cheese
100 Gros' Fcne-out Chs wing + ,baoco
20 bexes Chewing Tobacco ), la Pug snd Bar
$50 Cases Lemon and Raspberry Sifup
Boxes R.isins Fig and Candies
eegan Large S,oct, As orte, Brauds
Adamanuue and Sterine Ca, dlss
100 Bexes Welrs Prsvost's PICKLES
Chow.Chrw Sauces, Catsups, ramAi inds
Pepper Wet Iudls Fvuit, lobster
Boxes Glassware, Tumblers, Naples
Cas- Q Boots and bhoes
With other articles In the Grocery line.
Terms caAh. W. L. WALL 4 CO.,
ssp % Auciiooeers.
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Inanufsselrs Of the best material, and have ooa.
<antly ou hand, large and varied assortment Of
Military and Citisens' 6sddlcs,
Brides,
Breast Collar,
Felt Ssddls Cloths,
6haoraques,
Patent Feed and water Buetets,
Spurs,
onosrs' HaEenach,
Onosn' Fine Sword Bslt,
Belt Trimming, and
Field GlaA Oasss.
TRUNKS
Sole Lsathsr.
Iron Frame,
Ofss, and
Wood Box Trunks.
Valisss,
Travelling Bags,
Harness, -
Il e p A X 1 N @.
A. E-ok~. - awNa l~aIr snA
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X q II E Att
n IL necessary, either for an ON or or . Private
In order 70 capture two certain articles, viz Oas
new SHIFT and one psir Of HOSE, which WAS lsN
spS C,H. hUNCK. .
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DANK OF COMMEtCH, 9EO'vOWN
ID FOR the oouyenisnoe Of the holders NJ This city
notes Of the above Bank will be 'edsff- I'd At on
counter, in United states Treasury Notes, or IL
RITTENBOUsE, FANTs co,
The national Republican., 1862-09-22

MAYORS OFFICE, September II, 1862 -
Nl Proposal, will be r.o ivsd at he Msyors
for rekairI the stone wall on the west side Of Titer
Greek, north Of Pennsyivsni avenue TIE spenia
o.ons oan to seen st the Surv yors Ghc' aite this
day. RICHARD WALL sCH,
tep le-d8t Mayor.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, January -.
Flour may be quoted shade frmer with
moderate business doing in export; sales at
50 45d5 30 for superfine State; So 70(d5 90
for extra State; So 45@5 % for superfne West
ern; 81 l0d5 80 for common to medium extra
Western; So 95@6 for shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio, and Sc 1906 10 for trade
brands market closing steady
Whisky market easier; sales at 24625c; in
side price for prime.
Wheat rules quiet and firm with moderate ex-
port demand; limited supply offering; sale of Chi
cago spring at 81 2edl 80, the latter price for
choice, Milwaukee club 81 32@1 "a amber
Iowa 81 50; red State 81 40; red Jersey 81 40;
amber Michigan 81 45.
Corn rules firm with n slight upward tendency
sales at 65@65Isc for mixed Western in store;
66@61c afioat; sales nearly all at 66c afioat, and
63Cd64c for parcels not in very good order.
Pork in fair demand at 81 75@l2 30 for mess,
Sl2 5O@l3 80 for Western and city prime mess.
and $500 50 for prime.
Beet continues quiet and steady.
Dressed hogs a shade higher; sales s@416c for
Western and Al &c for city.
Lard less active but prices without decided
change; sales at 7l4@S14c.
Butter is selling at Il a sc for Ohio and lea
2lc for State
Cheese dull at 5ia@7c.
Coffee still very firm; Rio l914@2lc; Santos
221sc
Sugar-Raw is quiet and without material
change
MoIasses steady and small sales are reported
at previous prices.
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Southern News.

BaLrIMoRr, january 24-The boat from Old
Point has arrived. but brings no news Of impor.
lance.
There had been no arrivals from the Burnside
expedition
The Norfolk Day Book of Yesterday discredits
the accounts of the Burnside expedition being in
Pamlico Sound and saws that a reconnaissance
from Roanoke Island on Monday last brings no
such report.
This appears TO be the latest advices they have
Since then "A storm has cut off all communication
with the coast.
The same paper publishes the Federal account
of the death OF Zoicofier, and says that il does
not believe word OF it, that it is Wall street
lie gotten up TO raise the spirits OF the Yankees
after the:r defeat at lronton by JEFF. Thompson.
The Richmond Dispatch has the following in
regard TO the Federal accounts of the fight at
Somerset
We publish batch of the Federal dispatches
and do not believe there is word of truth in
them. The fact is, as the reader will perceive on
reading the money article of the New York Post
that stocks were going down at such rapid rate
owing TO the failure of the Burnside expedition
and the licking the Federals recently got at the
hands of JED. Thompson, that il was necessary to
steam up in some way 10 keep down the rebellion
at home, so they resorted TO these dispatches.
their regular plan of operations on the stock rlar
ket and of keeping up their spirits. We suspect
commenced the attack according 20 their own ac
counts as contained in one Of their dispatches.
and it is not likely prudent commander as
Zoicofer would have opened the ball on them
and then suffered them 10 defeat him easily.
The whole yarn is fishy and smells strongly OF
Wall street stock operations.
The Charlotte North Carolina) Democrat, Of
the 2lst, saws:
lin anticipation of invasion OF the North Car
DINA coast il is contemplated TO call out the mill
tia of the several eastern counties. The call II
not yet made. but the Raleigh Journal says that
it will embrace thirty three counties.
"P s. Weiearn that the militia have been
derd out since the arrival of the Burnside expedi
ton at Hatteras; audit appears from the Raleigh
Register of Saturday that draft has been made
in Wake county, and that there is quite
element in that city in regard to a draft which
has been made for one third of the enrolled mill
tia. Ii thinks substitutes will be in demsud."
The Norfolk Day Book contains the following
dispatches:
SAVANNAH, January 22.-Tho Republican Of
this morning learns from gentleman from Fori-
da that Cedars Keys, was captured by the Fed
erals on Thursday.
MoBILr. January 22.-The schooner Wilder.
from Havana, captured on the Doth inst.
miles below Fort Morgan by the FederAls.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

WASHINGTON. January 9Th. undersigned
committee appointed by the Sisel mass meetings
held in New York and Brooklyn on the 18th and
18th instants in order TO present the unanimously
accepted resolutons to HS Exceiency the Presi
dent, hereby respectfully report that His Excel
lency, the President. has houorei Us this morning
by an audience. and after the reading and presen.
tation of the resolutions have received the fol-
lowing reply: &C.,
Neither the original resignation Of Gen. sigel
any Official dispatches in rss>rd to - has A.
vet been received by the President from tbe Com
rnander-in Chief OF die army OF Missouri. and all
the information the Presidens rs so fsrnPosses-'
sion Of has been gathered from The daily iourn4is
However being DESTROYS 70 retain IA the service OF
the United States 40 eminent An ofYcer IS Gen.
Sigel, whom none could esteem higher than His
'ExceIlencv did. the President had already before
being informed Of the petitions and resolutions Of
the citizens of German birth, instituted inquiries
with a view 10 redress any wrong which may
have been done % Gen. Sigel.
At the same time His ExceIlency. the Prcsi
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dent, treasured Us Of his Dissemination that while
ne shosd decline the acceptance Of Gen. Sige''s
resignation. he intended % give him command
IN or out OF ni-sonri in accoriauce slth bis estzb
lished abilities. The interest Of the service did
10; demand al addition 70 tie number Of MAJOR
Generals, oot a. coon - ssch necessity should ss
lac tbe claims Of General Sisel should be consi6
cred as among the trst IL order
The President further remarked that General
Sigel had been appointed Brigadier General. and
that nothing had srsnspired 20 diminish hi. erslt-
ed opinion OF the eminent talents and capabilities
of General Ssgel. but on the CONTRARY al a<osr-
tanned facts had combined 20 confirm TIE sane in
every manner possible
His Exceilency. the President. took further oc.
casion TO express has sincere satisfaction with the
patriotism shown by the adopted citizens OF Ger
man birth during this unholy rebellion. and par
ticularly acknowledged the go ~ell known and
merltoriOus services Of General Franz Sige
WAsHr~efoS. January 9s-In an extra session
of the Senate. Judge Swsine as Judge Of Sa-
preme Court and p z Watson. as assistant Sec
rotary of War. were confirmed
House committee has before them the question
of reciprocity treaty between United States and
Great Britain.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

CarRo, Jan. pa special to the Journal
says:
The river at this point has risen IS feet and Is
still rising.
Eleven of the boats forming the pontoou bridge
at Paducah were stopped here last night IL IS
not known how many Others PASSED down the
stream.
Orders we're received here last night 70 put the
mortar boats Immediately into condition for ser
vice
Capt. Constable. commander Of the mortar
boat hotilla, went to Pittsburg this morning 10
supeuntend the shipments OF mortars. equipments
and ammunition.
Gen. Smith is sIpe ted to arrive at Paducah
from his expedition to-day to morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

- - = -
and obio r,flro.d ~ - o,.,.I -.
...;. =. ~.
,.........- -
60 1870. 800 $40 8 To- 80 ''o''''''-
Tn, ~
,.ossd 80
,,ou n a. =. ~. =, -
nd - - s',''v'' 80
e.sa 81
The Eighth battery Captain Conklin' :, left
yesterday over the JeiiersonvilIe railroad. for
Een..cL. T.... -.a.
-, - 49, - =. 80 : - -
N =, -,
-. 49,, : t~"~''f' -
Indianapolis. Jsnssrs "a fss2
The undersigned sckuox hedges the receipt
from :" lac Little Girls soiaIers AID Society OF
as.'s,.s s'"S" ''''' ''e'o'' u ''s '0''0"
f3 pair of rnittens. -
4 pair Of socks.
50 linen towels, ... II, -.
uesIsvn ~ .ae S'o i'u.AaA
80" " tTv ~ ~ ~ ~ s'''''
u 40 - % N "
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

METROPOLITAN HALL.-Mr. Bass concludes a
successful engagement this evening appearing as
DR.. PanglOss, l.. l.. d. and a. : s, in the beau
iiiul comedy of The Heir at Law, full OF wit ex-
quisitely blended with pathos. We assure this
gentleman thathe has made many friends during
his short stay. He is sterling actor and gen.
tleman. We hope TO see the house full to bid
him farewell.
On Monday We arepromIsed a treat in the pro
AUCTION of the fairy piece OF extravaganza called
The Invisible Prince The manager has expended
time and money in producing it, and deserves a
rich return in the shape of full audiences to wit
ness IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

.B- Why don't the City Council see to the
Improvement of Vermont street. between New
Jersey and East? Whenever it rains, or freezes
and thaws, this part of Vermont presents a shock
ne aspect. every step hiding your shoes in the
"mre and the clay" The health OF ladies has
been impaired by being compelled to wade
through the mud and water on this street, and il
oehooves those IN authority TO see that this evil
= remedied
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

Fr3ff flf irr rsa,s.s,r,,. y. if.4 { = 10
cincinnati Market.

a#a Ell IVY xsssas1 -. q. ~ 500
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. January "a.
Flour unchanged and IN fair demand At $40
I 10 Cor superhEe.
Wheat frm a, s5@ssc for red and se0e5c for
Oats firm at 2sc with fair demand.
Corn in good demand at 2oc- ....-s,. ..-
Rive dull aud unchanged. fi,-al rlsff
Barley quiet and steady.
Whisky declined to I6c and dull.
Hogs sc lower aud the market heavy at 50 IS
"a 40: receipts of 3. 200 head. 80
Not much done in provisions, but prices are
unchanged
Mess pork 50 62G9 IS. -.
Bulk meats dull at 234 and 4d4lsc.
Green meats firm at 214d3s4c for hams.
Lard sold at6Is@ 6S4c.
Groceries unchane ed
Sugar steady and unchanged at 9$401llc.
Molasses sold at 45@47c.
Coffee quiet at 1894 G2lc
Gold firm at 3l4 premium with demand from
New York. a#ftrF AVA
Exchange ls @12 premium.
The river has fallen two inches since noon.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

FREDERIcS. Jan 23.-Oaicers from Hancock
Yesterday report TINT the Potomac has riscn %
feet in the past few days No possibility of cross
ing ct present
Jackson is supposed to be still at Romney.
Lander has fallen back To the mouth of Patier-
son Creek near Cumberland
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

rom y>r. NJ N vAl'ea. Pastor 81 Roberts CAope
INDIANAPOLIS, October G. 1851
I'm q. N. RosAcx--Desr Sir: | have USED
your Blood Purifier for a nervous affection, from
which have suffered much At times. While II
i, pleasant 10 the taste. il certainly has AZ ppy
effect upon the nerves. Please acceptmy thanks
for your kind regards. and be'feve me
Yours w T. AcNULLKS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

We informed that company have
rented The entire building on Meridian street. for
merEy occupied by the Postofice. for wholesale
and retail boot and shoe house. The ground foor
will be occupied salesroom. and the upper
from three TO FIVE hundred expected to be en-
Moved
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

sF-In Philadelphia the number of barber
shops has become reduced from over two hundred
manufactures have declined one sixth, and the
importation of razors has declined in a CORES
ponding ratio. In proportion as the BARRIERS have
fallen of. lager beer saloons have iourished.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

- Assignees sale of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods viii be made by s. J Mossler. at
his sales room No 10 West Washington street.
continuing Monday morning. Jan. 9th 1862. a
chance for great bargains Also large assert
ment of plated ware of the best quality. 2t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

PIrrsnURG. January 2i-General ID Sturgis
passed through this city for Washington by was
of Philadelphia. lie gives a hopeful account Of
affairs in the West
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

ST JoHSs, n. F, Jan. 23.-The news station
will be kept up at Cape Race all winter, and
steamers to and from Europe, when practicable.
will be boarded BY the news yacht.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-25

Louisville. Jan. 2f-The remains of Zoll-
Golfer and Bailey Peyton, IT,. are in process Of
embalmng at Somerset.
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Night Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, january "a.

W AsHlNGToN, January "a.
SENATE-Mr Fessenden. from the Com
mittee on Finance, reported back the resolution
to appropriate 10000 for the expenses of the
committee Of the House in regard to contracts
made by any department of the Government. The
III passed.
Mr. Sherman introduced bill creating two
new bureaus in the Navy Department, which was
referred.
Mr. Davis presented the credentials of Mr..
Wilson, appointed Senator from Missouri, to fill
the vacancy caused by the expulsion Of Mr..
Polk.
Mr.. Wilkinson moved -, refer the credentials
and certain papers to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Wilkinson said that he bad the report of Ger
tain meetings held about the 1st of May, and that
Mr.. Wilson was of the committee who re-
ported set of resolutions, two of which were as
follows:
Resolred, That we, the people, here assembled,
declare our featy and sympathy with the South
for the protection of Southern institutions.
Resolved That we condemn "a inhuman and
diabolical the war waged by the Federal Govern
rlent against the South.
Mr.. Davis said that Mr.. Wilson had no part in
resolutions which were entirely without his, Viii
sons, sanction in any way.
Mr.. Davis then had paper read, signed by
Gov. Hall and Others, attesting the loyalty of
Mr.. Wilson, also, letter from Mr.. Wilson to
Mr. Davis, asking that thorough inyesti CATION
into his loyalty might be had, that the country,
&C, &c
Mr.. Wilson then took the oath
On molten Of Mr.. Trumbull. the bill relative
to certain judicial districts OF the L. 5. Circuit
Courts was taken up.
The bill was passed as reported by the Com
mittee.
The case of Mr. Bright was then taken up,and
continued, several Senators speaking for and
against expulsion. The subject was not conclu-
ded
After executive session. the Senate adjourneS
till Monday.
HOUSE.-The House resumed the considera-
ton of the bill making more stringent the pro
visions against the sale Of spifituous liquors TO
Indians
Mr.. Edwards, in the course of explanation,
said that the present law is evaded by vending In
toxicatng drinks outside the Indian lirrts or
frontier; hence the necessity of further legislation
to protect the Indians from such degrading and
destructive Influences - -es.s
The joint resolution approprating SlO,OOO TO
pay the expenses of the committee appointed TO
inquire into the conduct OF the war was passed.
The Senate bill appropriatng SIS 1000 to be
expended under the direction OF the Secretary OF
War. if in his judgment the same be necessary,
for the protection OF the cmigrants on the over
land route between the Atlantic States and Cali
fornia and the Oregon and Washington Terri
tories. was passed.
The House then resumed the consideration of
the b TO amend the Indian intercourse act and
passed it. s.s. 4 = 49,. ~.ses .1sf-r
The House considered the Senate's amend
ments to the consular diplomatic appropriation
bill and non-concurred in them. intending Flor
ence among the Consul Generalships and striking
out Hayti, Siberia, &C.. The bill will be returned
to the Senate. Adjourned