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II E II Il nc A t
"A IL necss.ary either for an ON 'er or u PrivaVe
In order 10 capture tive certain Articles, viz Que
rev SHIRT aud one psir Oh HOSE, which WAS leit
81 my shop during Last week,
cps Q. u. AUNCK.
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAM :, Aucttoncer-.
D HOUSE ,OLD AND KITCHEN FuRNI-
rURx AT AuciIoS.-O On TUESDAY the 23d IT.,
We hall ell, at tn" residence OF n gentleman d.
lii housekeepins, at No l6S II street, between
rweLtisth and weatj first streets, First wSrd OF
o O'Clock, good assortment OF tur iture, viz:
bureaus, Sid board, Extension Table.
Wardrobes, Lounge, Can and o heT Chairs,
Mantle Ornaments, c. ina aud Glassw re.
Carpets, Window Shades, Tsb,s ant washstand',
U!tlJh, Mating, Bedsteads, he tst.Gds, Hat ract
Cooking aud RsdistJr Stove and Crates, Kickea
Requisites, and many other article; which we
dc. m unnecessary to enun,erate.
Term cash.
GREEN SwILLIiMS,
sep l9-d|t lStarl Alsii Herg-.
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Baking HRtss,

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silver the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
Buying. Sell,ng.
Gold. .........l5A per o. prem.l7 per Q. prem.
Silver. l3 g.
Demand notes. 10 " IL
Banks Of issue IN Washington ana Georgetown:
Washington. GeorgetoDn.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers and Mechs
Bank of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farm q Il Merch's B'nk.
The Farmers and Merohants' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes of the denomina.
ton of one dollar and upwards.
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n Portable and neatly furnished House, No. y
Missouri avenue, is now for rent For terms, apply
the prembsa. s2uf
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IL u II . A L K.
A Second hand BOILER and OsCILLATING
ENGINE, of three horse power.
Apply vt this ofnoe. aug 80
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AUCTION SALES.
This Day.

QY w. l.. - ALL = CO., Auctfonsers.
d lSouth Cor Pa. Av. and Nioih street,
EXTENSIVE SALE Or OR CERIES. SUI
LER,s SUPPLIES, BOOTS AMI SHOES AT
AUCTION On TUESDAY MORNING, 25d in.
tant, ~ 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at 'he Auction
Rooms. . Large Assortment Of Groceries
30 Bbls Stuart crushej Coffee
G Yellow Nd R-fu. d Yelivs Sugar
Bags Rio and other Ct fees, Bosee S arch
Rfxes Prime Eastern Cutting Pltiu Cheese
10 G'os' y ne-out Chewing T bscoo
~ h.xes Chewing Tobacco , IL Pug end bar
150 Cases Lemon and Raspberry Sirup
Boxes Rlisu,, Fig and Candies
segars Large Sock, As orten Brands
Adhmantiae and Stetine Ca dis
200 Boxes Wells h Prevcste Pickles
ChowC W Ssuo.s, CAtsuIs rama inds
Peppers West 1ndia Fruits, Icb.,srs
Jxes Glassware, Tumbiers, Na,lies
Css Boots aud bhces
with other articles In the Grocery line.
Terms cssh. W. l.. WALL. q Co,
sep % Apc iop tIfs
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d ROPOsA.s Et,h wOuD.

70 KOPOsAns FtIk WOUD.
ASSISTANT QuARrEKMAsrgE's oFFIcL,
Nash nEion ARENA, Sept. 10, 1852
SEALEp PRoposA Is, to be enao sed prupOealsf 7
Fuel" will lie ret eiyed u, this Uthc uuil 10 u II
oi the 2sth instant, Tor cne hundred (l0 Gords OF
Oak Wood 10 be deliver, Al the Arsraa, tru cords
at least on til" LIST Of Ocber ~ the balance on o.
before the l5th of November
The Wood must oe large AMI OF he 6ert qI>ify
The contract will be awarded 20 the .1sqst re.
sponsible bidder, who will b. IequIres " live
bond with ,wo acceptable su eiier! kr hbe sum ok
s3OJ, Tor the due performance VI ~ eontract.
GEORGE ELY.
sep 20 Capt All Asst. Quarterms'iea
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0stheim Brothers,
0stheim Brothers,
Ostheim Brothers,

Bh ASCu
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
The Choicest BrandieS. Win 5, &C.,
The choicest Brandies, Wines &C.,
The Choicest BraDdies, Wines &c,,
DEALER IN
Old Rye and BoarbOn WhiSkiss, Cigars &c.
Old Bye and Bourbon WnHkits, CisafS, &t.
Old Kys and Bourbon Whistles, Cigars, H..
Cg!l and get tn. pursst article in the m ,rk.t
Gail and let the purei article in the market
Gu and get the IuGesi article In the market,
Att lowest New YoIk pracss.
At the lowest New York prices.
AT the lowest New YOIk prtcss.
4v5, south side Penn gv bet Ninth and ien h srr.
1V5, south side Penii sv., bet nioth and run,n ats
2v5, south side Penn. av bet Ninth aud Tenth s,s
st" lit
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT.
NEARKE FARM FOR RENT.
10 consequence Of declining health, the subscriber
has detcrmin to rent the Farm upon which he
formerly resided, with Dwelling and all Of the Out
opposit~ the Navy Yard, about . quarter Of 3 mile
trt IN The bridge. It has long been considered one
br sted for the growth Il early vege abes Of every
variety. To . practical gsrdsaer, this place oilers
Induce nents rarely met with. Possession Of the
Ian can be had iInmed stely and pos ession OF hr
Dwelling House on the first CT November. For fur
thSr information enquire on the adjoioing farm Of
GEO W. TALBURIT.
References required. sep l8-4teos
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
Pennsyluania A, enus, near Wulard's Hotel.
LEONARD ekovER............... MANAGER.
THIS CruEsDAYj kvEHISa Sept. 70,
Eis nii ht Of the Irish Boy and Yankee Girl,
JMr. 4 Mrs. ". y.
F L o r E N 9 E.
F L o R E N G E.
F L o r E N G E.
Mr.. W j. FLORENCE,
The great Irish and eccentric comedian, who er.
Esstments fer tie past year In
GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA
Havs been more successful in that time than thas
OF ANY OTHER ARllsTE.
Mrs. W. J. Florence,
The greatest living psr:ons.or OF Female Yankee
Young B' Sia vsI.ss sas Daa d....s
Fnpres. Of the Pro,esn Stage, whose
PIECE ARE ORIGINAL.
SONGS MJsfc Ahf oEIe1hatss 4 oRIaIssAL,
And whsss
ARTISTIC DANCES
Are the Gems OF the spanish, French,
and Russian schools.
The GREAT KOPPI7Z,
chef d'oreheara and musical composer,
WHO HAS NO SUPERIOR IN AMERICA,
Will introduce fl tie sec-nd tim. In this oi y, thi.
evening, the famous origicsl March Potpourri,
dedicated to
BRIGADIER GENERAL CORCORAN,
eutitled
"A DAY WITH THE IRISH BRIGADE"
The performances will cJmmencs with the laugha.
bic Iii.h petite COZ sdy. emitted the
IRISH .VOR.MO.F,
IRISH .NOR.NO.N.
". Fi,itpce H.,,.....,,......Br Bryan o LINN
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V,O IaVENTORs AND PATsnTGEs.
MUM 4 co, ,pFoprietors OF the Sr,srtiIc American
anu agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II f n Il y.
Win Sixteen Years erperie'ics IN The Btsstnes,.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt
Hon. W. d. Bishop, ex .ComIniss ipss.s OF Paients
and to more than fifteen thoassnd inventors who
have had business done through MUM Co.'S Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice ssnt free by NAL,
Patent Law and Regulations, 100 psge5 70 Cents,
mail
No charge for consultation, orally Or by mari
Preliminary Examination IN United States Patena
Office, %.
Ofhces, No 81 Park Row, New York; Washi2g
ton, 0, rner Of and seyeata stfes OF. .os.tc The
Patent Othoe. mar - Gau,
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IXI AsnIEssOa shIks FACTORY.

wANTED--so females to learn TO make skiru
person oaa. In = snort time, make, per week, frcE
% 70 - Iuquirs for par,ioulsrs. at So7 Seventh q
N'ONss n aud W NV V-N
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WANTS.

WTAnTED-A oompetant WOMAN wants q
w placed ~ housekeeper or nurse In . genteel
Protestant family. Adde'S "Houskseper," At thi
ONE. aug 1T
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1si1ievs q Fkviss9A.--A, eoldiss 1aegeels
10 . shat II view 81 til reoens tnperativo
ordee rsqaissle oil fdr.osghed soldiers to -
p@iras once "a camp, flSllitiss pf transports.
Non should ~ Furnished h order 70 proves
lay after their arrival IN this city. Ihsre Ne
inetances Of soldiers arriving IN Richmond,
too, after the expiration Of their farioaGhs,
whore neither passports nor transportation
can b obtained; and these patriotic men,
anxious ~ servo their country, ney Be q.
on the Notifications, or; at beut, dstained q n
sxpenss which many Of them can III afford to
dsiray. Perhaps ifvhe Passport elies Were
opened At Q very early hour in, the morning, 4
would facilitate tho departure Of these men,
who are called up q daylight when in camp,
aud compelled TO undergo . thousand sacfi'
ices which salaried officers, sleeping on con.
Portable beds, know nothing Of from personal
expNrionc0,
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The Infrmary Company-As heSetofors
intimated, the above company held 9 meeting
at ito headquarters on Monday night, for
the purpose of psEfssting its organization and
going iaso camp. The following commission.
II the meeting: Capt John Herbis; let Le.t,
Henry Linkhaaer, I'd do A. H. Lyneusn. I'd
do H. Clay Nsidt; LIST Sergeant, ". T. Wood
run, I'd DO Aug Faulhabsr. Sd do \. O. DA-
vidsop, 4th do Thomas Ball; Les Corporal, 4.
H. Milburn, I'd do w. II. Dandridgs, 81 do
J Inn Daley, 4th do g. w. CAsssday.
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Fson NonTH CAsoiINA.-TAe wilHisesa
Joss-nel NJ Mon Lar. aaya: -


W0gAve- last Week o stasemsnt thas u
enemy had appeared It 0waneebro'; IN Ons'
low county. Ne'thoueAt oafsslves fsliy jus,
tiaedR Id "a doing WShava saDpe10uad .,
yond doibs thag tnss wore No. I'm
st that lime, nor Ind ant boe1sthers, M, 3
our ksoWlsdtr, have any Mon Aers % Z
On saturday. fAss ws As6 ~ 'pieasiis, :
wSics place "a 5. ief. : lisslS cvcs : ...s ~
and, from him We learned Aew The Ispef(
originated. II would seem. that q cttsssl u
Onsl0w cohuty 89t \ pass 10 O - NsWbM}
10 look after . rnnaway negro, and he fsl]
eral pickets then. at 6hsDa rdet6wns the sapsl
on the retlroaA nsAs shove 1SAufort, ~
him that boats and troops sS 70 - 4
Swsn boro' that day, (soms ~ of the VI
before lass.) his Was told q IT. Mar "A asq
he repeated II ~ told TO hla II .ssoa aI
saDed positive form, tAat t0yy were q
Swansbore', aaA that Ar. 4artiA. rtght ftul
there, said 90. ar
fort 10 not either blown mp or eYacua. ~, II
lett short Of provisions OF LIKELY 10 be- l.
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1mpOrt00t IEOm uACxxCU.
: BY recent arrival, the New Orleans Bslsa
received q flle Of tho HAVANA tavto Dc Ia Ma .
rtna, OF q late date, VII ioh announces tpe AZ
rival 1t Havana, from Vera Cruz, Of the
Spanish vessels, the Alava and Lealtad -
The most important news BY these arrivals
from Mexico, IL the conclusion Of truce b.
tween the M xicau 0overnment and the
shre allied powers The following are the
terms OF the Convention, which passes By
the name Of the "Oonvention Of the Sole.
dad:'
Whereas, The Constitutional 0ovornment
actually e1isting In Mexico has declared "a
the Commissioners Of the Allied Powers
that il has NO need Ct ass stance 30 benevo-
l%ntly offered to the Mexisan Cover ment
containing within itself elements Of strength
aud opiaion sunhciest for Its very tn.ernal 70.
volt, tho Allied P0wers there proceed to ne
COLLATION., In orter to form alise all the 70.
CARNATIONS which they have TO make in the
:. Therefore. the Representatives Of the al.
lied nations, protesting, ~ they do protest,
that they tntend nothing against the indie
penoence, INTEGRITY. and sovereignty ct the
Orsaba, In which city will meet the Ocm.
missioners and two Of the Minister Of ths
kepu bic, ex septing that, By common CON.
srnt, It may b opened 70 opponent dele.
83tS0 topEeU00 Jug Vys0 peTu04
=: DurtnG ne negotiations the forces Of the
Of Uordoss: Oriasba. and TsSnaesa. ~
I. In order that It may not be even remote.
~ suspected that the allies have sim ID
these prelimiDaTaes In order to procure pos.
session Of the fortified Positions garYisened
by the Mexican army, II IL Stipula ted that In
tAe unfortunate event OF 4 rupture OF neeo.
ttations the forces Of the allies shall Ovacuate
the Aforesaid 20 wns. and shall return 70 Q
positiou ON the lin In front OF the satd for.
tiflcations 70 wards Vera Ores, Originating q
tts extyeme psiucapaf points PAso Ancio,
On thu Oordob3 rseds and Paso d. ovsjas,
on the JAiApl road.
8. In cass o6 The uufbrtunaSo event a1oFe.
sad OF this ruptnre Of negcuattons and III
rsstremeat Of No sllisd troops 70 The line u.
Aooplsals shall rema1A under the protection
Of the Mexican nation.
s. On the day that ne alliea troops took u
u sir marsA TO occupy the points speot0ed u
axu1ofeA. The mexican nag shall 10 raised IN
the city Of ysrs Osus and On the castle q
La Solsdad HsA. -, leG1.
The D;Nio 4 = 0wtse saye that the allted
plenissotenttns1os VIII an their reeldoooes 81
Orisatn, Whage the Uonlsssncs win con ms4ol
ON the 1sut o. April. 1Ae French ana Ub8u,
tsh troops Asd a1ready tAboA lp thais mancl
lpr tbs places t4dteAsed = tAs Oooventlos:
Tia llsxican AAG AaA besA ysised II Ven
ToS 1aeSn aaA 10 Spanish troops Oor1ovi
ard On 9AAA, 11e correspondent o. ~ D.
~ sxpssd11 - opintoA tAet H. exieal
atnlpGttY vii noon u eostlDG ytoe1den1
Jsayea D - efven 1ofiee that ~ 0naaleA ~
lelns e19see 9ft4 1a9peeo at0e -
mt q e9muoten aAeal9 teeusn = ia
- - fz.ts - 80 80
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


In obedience to the pro clam alton Of the
Governor calling an extra session of the
Virginia Legislature 10 day. q the request Of
a majority Of members Of both houses, the
House m OF at IL O'Clock, when the following
br siness was transacted
On motion of Mr.. RoBRRrsoB, OF Rich.
moud, the follow wing pream bio aud resolu.
tions were adopted BY vote of-ayes Is. noes
Is: fSea Senate above r[
The Heuse passed the joint resolution 70.
les slug the les sees Of the Sny.he And Wash.
iagton O0unty Salt Works from tn eir contract
to furnish 1 900 eush els Of salt.
The House adj burned till the first Monday
In May, unless sooner called together BY the
Governor.
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Oun 1scuBr Sscc.ss n TLonIDA. The N
cent succses OF our arms near New I'm IN
Is bet the teginnfus OF sesiss Of resalts
Florida which Wall make the ooaes Of ~
We have some jnformatioK on W subjsl
which leads TO the belief that the people
Florida will MEYER cease th'iY Astscks uat
the enemy 10 driven away. ~ reenlts 4
made pu0lic, our readers shall have all Y
details at or command. In the nAeantin.
let our peopie svslywhsrs give the vaada,
no rest AZ long 40 their footprints polluts ot
soil SavsnnaA NNes
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- - a1a 800 aeal1sl - go -,
nens III. J115sef 100 - RI
reot11Ne4 oaolHa1e o. the o60}hoR 49, n
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naflonea 80 = Ard n ~ WAse fIr1aS, ~
a eHoAoonooat,of no1sy91e" doe @ nsISr1S
i've natlono-1faoeo AA1 HoalaSS
tuAien1 AntonGDuo1 - The Moe6G5. S-
Mevo shAs Anosg wsiI4a1erne1r M 49,
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y nul1, So enx tplsfptlep AZ q a 1870 ~
oar auiy = keattats. Ds - VAT 7{sI ~
slss which Aes n lAfeE4et- y the INV
trade. II willing. for - 6ake Of hsr OriSss
aDtagoaiseOs = tabePostrta aeseyt3n6 % -
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biockaAs ~ wASoe NJ Go14estssS2ss "a
Ing, md BY NAtph VE ea1bS noss thss =
should b. war II = Dotex1oas that Wna,s
really wanting - insuro Ne te9niastieo :
the natsaAco y The ee1eoet Of Ne Enaitx
( 3ovsrAmsns ard Los1 1osseal faAls = -
why tAat csnseAt soeald ~ loneR WA
nok0. :. stssr ;s+~t - - :
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- snss only. can u nope 70 guide ana direct
~ aetu 81 she rsyo'aaoa.- We have every
eees sAAs our 0"ernnsnt. proGgious a. were
~ mheekse h MADE In TINS direction last year
y eetsfManed 70 pursas = different policy now,
81 win prove Itself equal to the trying sner.
gsp6y DIT the day, has brought forth. A,
Any rate, II nay b assured that it can never
recover thv ground which has been lost by
laee1pg In the rear Of public opinion. They
mhst 70 siosf with, o. 60 before, the revolu
tiep, II they. wish 70 control and direct il.
Public sPinisa has decided that We must
1siA1oree our armies powerfully for the con
asstia which No are involved. This We be-
heve b in process Of fnlfillment as rapidly "
eau b expected, or perhaps desired. At least
va Know Il h 20 ia this State, and We venture
to hope that We are not much in advance OF
cor ssiehhors. Public opinion dictates pow
eEful addition 70 our navy. This We hope ID
also iaA fair way TO DO accomplished. We
have sesnsi y stssed-we know not how truly
that shs oaosr Of the Goveranent whose duty
It 10 to superiutend that branch of the ser.
vice said, last summer, that We b I'd no need Of
navy because We had no commerce. Recent
events hsss shown that the protection OF
commerce u not the only use 10 which navy
c>v.h> .rciisd TT. .c.uv ha. dan. ~. ro-a
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nlEUI.

On Meuday. 3 o. Of March, uss. ArM ~
NOQ, IN. to- ia scar Of hssao Sea-, 81
Her frisaAs' aad ssqaaiutao0se ere rsqass>sd
cite Der fsoseal this (WsAA ssAay) monise
10 o'slock,- from shs sAslAsnas ~ 81. JsAs I
Hooper, In he town. Of MntAeates..- !.
On yesterday, After IN isfnsas Of two w.
Mrs SARAH q. WE1S10Ek. wife Of 0sca
r Wsistssr, In the ltss pear q her 40 -
Fer furerN viii tale Piscs from flsetsaar
Church, 0TAn0 q vosmosrcw (TtuSsei
morning, ~ IL esclock.
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Fanny Fern Parton has separated from Id
husbAnd. Causs-ill nMGos. Poostbly Par
ton 1Dand HE mOdsrn xGasipps hard 10 ~
ago. 49, s-~sssF q "A
Col. ". ". lambro, an editor and pssnt
nent mem hsr Of the 6Ar Of Dallab cosMty
AlahaMs, died fsw days sfnce
]. r. Jaokson, for many yeArs ~ eminsa
lawyer Of Mont Gomery, Ala NAaaA |
john d. Hesaau, tbs insaissf. has ssAs
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49, loana. ilAn IN. essAsts..sSss.
4 tn lenoWhe asiisses ~ - IestA q xsa
j. reaVle y Adlsfs' IA 6eAs1y. On fsxt-
yhs:csh1ns- naias-ss paltsssshs i9yairse ~
:. fsrssI Ala .aaessay. Plisss 1avssa - =
cooks. - pslss slevea hna "A kanAsaGss
Per Kasse1H. vi0iaia. rs pa1Es ssshA y y
drawers, aud 81 d irtA
nf. j. H 0tss, Aeaassassy.-% blsshaS
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-02

Dead Body Fsssd.--Ths dead body Of an
old nan Waa found In = raviRe on 7sh street,
near Lsiglf, yssserday afternoon. There were
no marks OF violence upon his person, and,
from all that conld be learned In relation to
The affair. 1t was deemed unnecessary 70
hold IA irquasA The corpse waa that Of
. man of perhaps Is years of age, destitute
Of teeth, and evidently panrer from the d.
lapiasted appearance Of his clothing. His
uams W were unable to learn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-02

Ceafederote States Diat,ict Court This
Court was engaged all day on yesterday,
with the trial Of John Richardson, alias John
Richards, alias Louis Napoleon, indicted
for uttering and possessing eounterf.it
notes Of ehs Confederate States, knowing
them 70 BE- forged. The Government was
represented by Mr.. District Attorney Aylett,
the accused BY Mr. John II. Gilmer. After
hearing the evidence OF many witnesses, and
the elaborate argumsnts Of counsel, tn jury,
after an absence Of afew MINUTES, returned
Q verdict Of guilty" and the prisoner was
removed BY the Coust TO Jail, tor sentence
hereafter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-02
COuPED8RAT9 CON0 RE0s
sEN4rE.


rsnsSAr. GSril Let. 1854
1r. HILL, Of Georgia. eaired the ic1iow'
Rs.a,r1x. rhat the Committss On Military
4 Z YlrS consider and fUposx ~ I'LL dI0toer
vice. what legislative action 10 required 70
dsy.lep e. ssos. !" msss 81 :css.,
In tho prosecuiion Ut the war, espesa9aiy y
the prod uction ana man afacsure Of irCn, aua
In the erection IT furnaces, rolling mille, apo
other appances reqsisaa I, sScH paSc
iaquire into the proper localities for Ga erso.
don of such fusuaceS, rolling millA. and other
MAJ binery. aud report WAat ala may be
nesdSd TO . fnciate the N anu sact0Ie OF sneo'y
ordnance and email armo.
A lengthy debat e ensuet M on the prorrfety
OF rele. ring the subject matter Of n. resolo.
tion to the MiIttxry or tho Judiciary Commit.
tee, daring which Ssaatos from 0sorsia Ard
Tenn essee set mp elaine for their separate
State as 70 the superiority OF iroa In their
several states II was a Tally adopted, and
referred TO the Military Uommtftae -.
Mr. HAlsEs. Of Tepnes e, cfsred she fol-
loving:
Rseojesd, That tho Committee on Military
A1sirs IL qnire into the expectancy OF estAb.
ifsaiug an lrca 1cRndTy In the city OF Anox'
VILE. Tennessoe, for the manu- fActure OF Can
nen and small arms. and appropraau0s na''
mr.. HAHN, OF 0enne ssee argued " iaVOI
Of this ,coatlen Of nations Al fQendry. on
the group d that It Afforded pienoIuA suPPaAes
nf iron, coal, and W2-er.
M.. HILL urged that Georgia poesessec q,
these facilities. and, besides. we nao on.o.e'
Information that the Georgia iron was TO-
gnrded the best in the country.
Mr BAYxEs said that all this may De -.
but he had never kaown IL before geo ~.
nav have good iroE ard water; no Kne +" tha'
there vas plenty Of wind. -a
Mr.. HILL. Yes. but she has no sss: . T rno
a. the gentieman's state had an Hss ss,t a.
nassss: hut for East Tennesee NJ 1oit a. :
sursd tns gentleman ar. HaynesJ nao NO
blsme. ~.
ar W1s1ALL. from the Uemmits'e on Nil
itary Rairs, introduced "oih 70 raise an
army for the Confederate States. ana - make
rnies for the regulation Of the same
On motion Of NJ. ByaEsrr. tho bill was
rostDoned for con ri deratiOn In secret sss non.
m. PGfLAB, Of miss offered q resolution
Of inc uiry ltO the expediency OF empioy.rg
negro teamsters in the army OF the Co.fede-
rare Stats. EdoP,ed-
The Senata tho., went into secret session