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..f..-. BE-. ,-...!. i,r.a, Oil. We, .,-.iiereJ oaiy
t-.,-, --.s -.,ti,s. ofts, Bin. TIC only amend
mea,.-r.esosei aai adopted ;u Committee o. the
Whole. i7-. r.4r-r g.. 90 the s--tion relating
Co. .--ag... Ttatr1-.. &C tle section which *
ea-- aiaf.t,..- -s tie Z sr.l. pb..-ilr- and crr-
t-s- ,....,. r,.r. from ordinary coop,nv drill
f.-.s .-e-..r isi by the committee 90 be- striessn
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ar..s ,-.I.ntttstta..s -il t- r7pa.i,i5a Co
tf.r... .rtsstiiI b. fr.uilea, members &
tas U.s-s. Ts-.s axe a.ts t,,r who favor sn .u-
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IEle1SLEs oF " sE-ruE EXCHANGES -
Ora Favor Col. ludlow, an able and iu-
teilgeuI fissr, ou The staff Of Gen. DIX. has
just camF.-ir1 rrrai 1emeu's With tie rebel
cOmmis-i iers i.r 50 mutual exchange 20 all
prisoners o' war. The re~ui-. as given iu a
ueT0rt from For,rc,- NJ nr.a. I- more favor
sbl- 10 as than was generally expected. iHe
boasts oi tie Tch.i- ul the Immense number
ol prisoners ;hry h1ye taken from u>, prove
10 have s> Iitti- foundation as many Other Of
their assertions: and tire account TOW stands
M ouT ;ayo. ~ ah.l- SIX thousand rr.yates
aud sIX hundred and seventy officers. Thus,
though at Harper, Ferry and cn several
occasions we have lost more TIM tic en- my,
and thus giy.n him occasion fr lis boasts,
d, appears that on the whole, and taking the
West with the East, the advantage i- large
lY with as. " Agt ls ihus true ot prisoners
j. equally true oi the general r,sIl-- o! tie
var. lhe rebels nav have = iagd slmo
.ight adyauta-C, Il e El-t, hgt th il
blows have been awei with heavy irt---
ssts 10 the Wet; a53 our losses ug.u tie
Peninsula nav. b-sa made up hY he success
rs Of our armt- under T. Es-ecraus. Grant,
Nohofelt, Curtis Mitchell, Moran an otA-
ere. The average q succars, like rhe >u--
llgs oi prisoners held. IS 90 OUT Ids and
now tbs; an energetic md hitherto success .
fIl captain Is az tle had uf our greatest ar
ny, we may hope {, so' the Est retrlevs tr
i--slf what D, has lost, ald rival Che West
20 the lerty AMI value # i'srpsra'i0ns-
y J. Ers. Post
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aeNIFEliEat NOV. 4at 20
TIE 5-yer;s-, n easur,s q the Session arc tcia-
Iupii'y perfected By committees and reported TO
che teo Houses las Appropriation bills zeis
reported TO the House Jais morning and al .Lt
se inferred from their Importance elected -o,d
deal @. debate. Ths proposition Of tie Commit
t,o o1 Ways ari Means Is TO divide tie sn, uut
required to meet the Military aud Government ex-
Feas5s ia.o two nearly equal parts. Wita refer
o--e TO these two portions two bills have been pTs-
pared; .he cns provides fcr borrowing seven hun
dtei and fl.y thousand dollar, uroa State blnd-,
AMI ;he o.lcT f5r raising tax Of eighty cents on
the dollar on the list. which !. !, estimated viii
amount 70 d little more than seven hundred ard
fifty thou and dolllrs. These two sums il viii be
roticcl amount % mora than the Governors esti-
mate Of She amount roquhei 10 meet demands
which have and will accrue before further appro-
piatiols can 30 made, the Governors estimate
being thirteen hundred ard ibir,y-iour thousand
joliars. Nr. Gardner of bennington, thought
there should Be 10 ruch differences made by the
Lesislaturs. he believed also that IS Vermont
bonds were at premium Il would Be better to bor-
ToW @, ieas. the full sum proposed by the commit
TOE, but % lessen the tax. lie moved t. change
eighty 10 sizty-6ye cents. lengthy de-
bate enzusl Il which many OF the leading mem
b-rs took port. Ths general sentiment was in IA
vor Of tio x reported ty tie Committee sud
agaiust 5-.goSirg d larger sum than was found
-5solu;ely necessary. Mr. Gardner believed that
toe proposition Of tie COMMITTEES if approved,
would give tie state an overdoviag Treasury
aad place so great an amount OF money IL the
hands cl the State otheers. Il this opinion a,so
lie failed TO persulds the majority TO eoinoide.--
Tie House refused to uuenj b. a vote which
lacked rtly six nal4es of being unaniaovs. 9th
Of tho above balls were ordered TO third reading.
Tie question q terin- Banks /. JUS, now
exciting good deaf of interest. Tbs prevai,n,
! s=ut,l1eut seems TO to Ia favor O. granting re-
ea-rers. Mr. Each Of Lndlg~ j. the prouiue q,
/ ogpoaent f .4sl. legislsiiou. ia rAe Heess.
3 --e ella.iea q state ,iiser. yr-teI.ay passed
od ia Wy very coJa piisentssy tc those elected,
uis-t t.sn bVing elected by risa roee ,.ie. lite
election d Sergeant t-stArm. vas. however, defer
? -sl snl = ar-o;r'oi 90 i-is ri,~e fiis Dor.
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70 ve do, though i5e night $50 D very sharp
one. Oar 81 = stands tAe .uusaios wei. 90 -lay,
and will no, be wholly gone. : tliBk i.fa.o -
morrow
Nearly haii .ls ,sg,acl; is r 30 "f.i--s
dr'y' to-day. Tt'', !. s-ea., is tls military
term for the process which is sa'l to be NeC!sl-
lan'r f'.'.. IN ra4n.ol Engi-.l i' ia called Dig
gng. The de.,p. p.i,e strength Of For Lyon, 5aIi
mile 60 The North af -5r eiug, 6. b,'ar ir.
creased by s.ne farliisbls oaLwark-, and s.sen
hundred u.l from oar 8risila arc 20 enjoy daily
fer while, tie privilege cl digging tls trenches
aud throwing Up the brelstEors.
Orders are out, uoIsoye-. .or US 2, build log
butts for winter quarters This looks Ike wia;er-
ing US here. tboagh i. is quite within the range
Of possibility, that We shall bai!d AL leave nr
Others 10 occupy. There are other Indications.
however, which point toward soaeshst pso-
traeted stay here. II SO. Camp Vermont is Worth
a liue or two of description. Tie Twelfth ia en-
eamped on a sl9rius hill side. ty stream OF good
water. sid il eloIs proximity 90 tie family man
son Of tie manor of sprirg Dll&.7 OF tli'
Ar. George &sson is ,le pr5rs.et51-l1 old sel-
t.euan, who il tLis great contest le-wcea
It's 6over1usut ond rebellion, announces
himself e. -e-ir1i aud lai ia token
Of Lis position while Gag hGns cut,
when our regiment, without saying "Jy r,ur
leave marched into liz grounds. = rr,t..a
notice attached e. d Tree, iaforcll all vaaa L
e. GIT e5acsul, ttat Hr. George Aasoa could &C.
eg-laol'ts o. person, ,outsde Of his own family. In
hi- house, sud had stuck ais up 20 save apPicants
tie pain Of a psrempiory refusal. Neve.taeisss,
Z perceive ta-t Col Liant has hi. ae,d9ua-tcrs
in q slisii ~ins oi de mansion, su1 iLe tarrs are
filled Vi.h tae LoT--- or tic regiment. Jao OF
the o'd ii-Aie- o. ds esta Iislnnsn, Lii It stos.
1T. ss eue ei Lis brother eslira5lris expressed
-eaas a-toaisin.-as az tie summary exclusion III
BE master eoss iron lssis ~oaieJ s,sl. lo1 o.
s-eia.modsti.n OF yaakee L-sz-s: cole Nas.a
might sboen naE Of ni5a man TO hIng oat
The - - snd ''r'pr'. l-a ir 90 s1-vei better
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

JouS BRIGHr's LLrIEz.-A California
nincomroop. named ". Colorado Jewett,
teIDg in London thought to make himself q
great man by opening a correspondence with
John Bright. and indicating to him said
Jewett's opposition to the Presidents proc
lamation, and his sYmpathy with the rebel
cause. lie got in reply the following sharp
letter from Mr. Bugh,
SozIz WALES. o,.. Il. 1869.
To ~. . Jsse.. E.f., Leasoui
sir-I will Be il town e. tee
end of the mouth. From your Published views
but little good ean result from the interview. IL
you sre for the Union and think il can be pFeserv-
ed by conciisting the South, an amazed. They
made war upor you because they suspected tia.
you would yield nothing more to then-ere you to
Weld more under cOmpulsion Of the war, or yet,
because ycu can neither conquer the South, nor
yet subsist independent State without her !?
II you love savery and wish TO continue it, ana II
you think you can build up with honor 9 restored
sai united republic BY hanblins yourself to the
South, l can only express my surprise AZ the
dream which possesses you. Iou may separate
or you may fight oct this contest and Win-but to
leave the slave still slave will expose you TO the
eor,eupt Of the civilized world. 1 applaud the
Proclamation Of the President, as does every nan
in Europe Who i nc: zoe 70 Ereedcm, or moved
BY base hostility TO the American Rspublic be-
cause If is a republic, and beciuse powerful. When
in town | will soe you. 7 an respectfully your.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

THANS> TO THu PHrLAuELrHIASs.-A very
proper joint resolution passed the LeSisla-
ture on the ll,h, taniariug the thanks Of the
State of Vermont 90 the people Of Philadel-
phm, whose hospitality and kindness to the
mauy thousands Of Volunteers from the
East On their way to tie Seat Of War. has
been the theme Of grateful msuti q, times
without number. The resolution was intro
duccd into the Senate by Senator Elmuuis,
and i- az iallows
R,.o,e.i, That tie grateful thanks Of the state
Of Vermont ass rendered 20 ;he people Il the city
Of Pailaielphi8 fir their generous hospitality
and Kind aud bro;herly attentions bestowed upon
the solii ? of this state, While passing through
that city during the las, year. Also, that tho
Governor be requested % transmit copy 4 tie
resolution under the seal ofthe state, to the May
or Of tie city Of PhiladelPhs, % be communicated
to the people tbe-'of
Mr. Llmunis siii tina; every ONE must BE-
aware how IT, leople Of Philadelphia, by
voluntary l-s,ciati,n aud otherwise, had ex-
tended the hospitality Of that city TO soldiers
from al the Northern States. and particu-
larly % oue own soldie. boys. Whenever
coming or going through ,hs; place. Siucs
til. h -pitsiity Ws- - agreeable to tie so!-
dicrs and % cur own feelings. the resolution
was most certainly due from Us. The rcso-
luton was adopted uuauimoc,ly, and subse-
quent'y vas coucurrcd in by The House.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

On motion OF NJ DcniSol tbs the JOINT
Assembly adjourned til to-norrow sisarnooa
II bali past two o'clock.
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lhe Washington &qr-alTay> ilvarer q.
Me- i-iiau-e1m out with an elaborate
del,ne, oi that general hu- ia making it. .
gives the eIse away, ~ the igseyers say. BY
admitting that he declined % aabey the orders
OF lis superior otheer. Gen. uailrck IL says:
ellis suissq aeHt uloyeue.ts clearly G-a-oastrzte
tie fact That however hi proysrbisl reticenee mty
ha induced hin 20 keep tte secret Of liz plans
IA bic own hesri, (ior ieIr hat it sny one heie
knew ten they might. possibly, eoBe TO th1
kEoWle5ge @. the enemy) I'D thes TO plead
harrassmeat from want Of suv9lies which may not
have seriously existed, Il. fssis. iagV. Wiea
9risTed 50 q do really occasiened b. his eoE-
viction that Il he waited Vnt;i the rise Of the river
made lin 30 090 stronger for the movement frOHi
bis immediate ,,omnsni, sDd 40 600 stronger froni
this vicinity, lie could fght. not only witb the
assurance Of vie-ary, but Hst seisrs victory slsid
y. kt.l,- % ~ - ~ ~ f-re. II =. f-.a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-11-21

JUICE CULvEN's OFFICIAL BEcErIIlN -
We have received a copy Of the Caracas In
d-PsudAis, Of Oct. III, which contains an
account OF the official reception Of Jadge E.
D. Culver, tie United States Minister to the
Government q Nen5zuela-with the speech
of ti- American Minister On the pTsssuta-
ti0n lf 10 e-,dent.4ls. and the cordial reply
ca g.. pli; oi the government ui Venezuela.
The national Republican., 1862-03-13
Our Losses In the Naval Actions st Nor.
foLk.

On board the Congress three officers we're
killed-Lieut. Joseph b, Smith. commanding
Acting Master. Thoma. Moore; Coast Pilot, Mr,
Rhodes Capt. William Smith, who, until he.
Gently transferred, commanded the Congress
was unhurt.
The most recent estimate of the Number
killed on this vessel Is fifty. Twenty seven
were sent ashore wounded, and fcrty were
taken prisoners, not including any OF the OH
GERS, 20 lar az known. Masters Mate Peter
Hargons is missing. and may ha among the
prisoners.
On board the Cumberland, Rev, Vim. Len.
hart. the chaplain Of the ship, was drowned
Matters Mate John N. Harrington was killed
No other oficers were lost, and none are
known TO be seriously wounded. But few Of
the wounded Oh board escaped to the shore
The remainder were drowned. The whole los,
is probably not over $50.
On board the Whitehall, Andrew NesbI, third
assistant engineer, Robert Waugh and Charlie
O'Connor. seamen. wers killed. aud thr". ~
four were wounded.
Three men were wounded on the Oregon
but none killed.
The Minnesota bad sir men hItlsd aud sev
enteep wounded. she received 4 very large
number OF shots, and was pretty well "iddlcd
The Roanoke received Two tbOis, doing n
damage No one was injured except by TIT
falling OF man from the rigging,
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roi W,iuurt"n. al s5"r m .Glsa M ,II.yS .
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F"r Sew Castle NJ 10 N aud . 45pm
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hHStH4 IhHy, IN IL p1Stous forms,
corr ard FEURLL0L,
STIFFNESS a2i NERVOUS A AFTgl7TONS,
IMPURITIES Of IN BLOOD
And ne Erl Ef,c'' Of HerrTy.
II u o conveniently arranged RAHD or BELT, con
'nininY mcdicutc5 coInponpd, 10 be worn around
N" body. sb0ui the waist, rot ALI kFyEorIss ALI
pAIT-, "h.TtrT n. dis11S' aoy h., and CHn be worn
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digestion also ctbua avoiding t" ,rJu, ious .rrT 80
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SIS Daily 1,ctn. ary,pe al and depar, FROM waaanp.on
daily during tie usst and teo oi Sundays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
ifsSi foR sns and
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TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
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Arrive at Baltimore i2.io p m; Philadelphia sal
p n,SI m;; Neg .,io York 4 10 p; IN v.,..
reaching Baltimore at 90 y. Ia, aud rbiladelphil
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New York a. N, Harrisburg / o. N.
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TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
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m; Baltimore 40op. IN Arrive oil " Wpslington no
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"a m and 4.sb,p. m. for Washington arrive tero
| at II O. N, and 10 P. IN.
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more No Annapolis or Frederick connections on
Sunday
| Passenger Trains leaving " Washington At ,iba m.
and 90 2. m, and Baltimore ut 1.3h n m, and i.5s
z m, mako direct connections for Annapolis Of the
Relay for Frederick, IIag'r-town, SO nc, except
| sun5ays.
TrgDs leave Annapolis for baltimore and wrsl,.
| ingt6n et Go q. M, and $40 p. m.
Passenger Trane leaving WashiERtpn Rt S,Ue a IN.
| ii q. m and p. m md Bllimcre AZ t7o and -
q. H., will stop only Al An,laroa Jahttion.
Way Passengers must take ths Ascopl r-tir, fFnli
erIy.
1875 m, and p. m trains will wait 20 minutes II
necessary to secure the Passengers and Mails from
| the East
FOR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
special csr, with m atcpdant, with beds, will
| leave WashnRton twice week Tor Philadelphia II
rect, at II a. n for the accommodation Of sick and
wounded soldiers.
| ", L. sMITu,
| Rb3 Master Of Trausporation, Bait
1
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