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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08

l. Number Of blacks coming under the GospeJ n
fort ROYAL, and adjacent parts, 5000.
IL. lhey are willing 10 work, II well treated
lhis Is sbuudantly proved.
] III. They ara ell anxious 10 learn 70 read IT,,
hildren are very docie.
". No obstacles exist ri Hilton Head, where
Capt. Saxfon is Quaftcrmaster. Capt Saxton ia 3
U. :. officer, and adopts highly patriotic onC
humane course.
V. There src obstacles at Beaufort
vi. Tybee ana Otter Islands viii soon be goso
fields
~ lie not known here, at Nsw-Yorl, what the
obstacles alluded to precisely but it is known
that s., some other places, where the "contrabands
resort serious obstacles exist in the way OF instruct
ing tie coOred refugees owing 10 the unwilllngDess
OF irroligious and ProSayery officers TO have them
educated either in letters religion. II is reported
that one Of the members Of Government said, soon
sfor the Inauguration Of President Lincoln, II il
prin0 tacie evidence that every ole in office COM
mssioned by Mr.. Buchanan is unfit to be retained in
Office under the new Administration. Notwthstand
Ing so many suspected persons have been sent to
Fort Lafayette and tou Warren, or gone 10 their
own place" in the Secession States, it is feared
there are numbers still i'll the employment OF Govern
ment who are hostile to the rights Of the colored
people, even though they are laboiiously employed
in the service OF the country, if not hostile to the
Government itself We hope there will be good
lockout for such allies Of Secessionsm. 4.
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Rose rill
Col. Jennison, after leaving Austin, went nos' d"
east.
The Union men in johnson County are 40 much
exaggerated At the outragos of the rebels that moth
ing but Unon troops will save Lexington ana
" arrcnbure from being burned.
Tie movements Of Col. Jonnson are kept secret,
,et enouoh Is known to warrant tue opinion that
certain notorious rebels III Johnson county aud their
dunes. will be baeged.
A Government train Of about twenty wagons and
seyenty-fye men, is reported to have been cap
tnred about i've miles northeast of GEORGETOWN by
a party of rebels. Word was conveyed TO Colonel
Thayer Of the LIST Nebraska Regiment, AZ George
town, who promptly dspatcheds party in pursuit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08
FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

FKkDrucX NIL 1u-.isy, Jan. :, ~.
Tie latest Intelligence received from Hancock last
night s'e'es that Gen. jackson bad retired leaving
only battery ard an infantry guard in sight.
Tie result OF the shellirg s unimportaut. One
rebel officer seen 20 fsl from his horse, ard IL
believed TO have been killed.
None are reported killedor wounded on our side.
Jach,ons force consisted of ten regiments with =
large baggage and supply train, and ten days cooked
r4tons.
itisnot known where he went, but IL is tarm.-cd
tla, he intends 20 att.ck Col. Kellys command.
Gen. Banls's third brigade len here at . O'Clock
Yesterday morning, and arrived At Eascfstowu.
which il 70 niles At O'Clock yesterday eyerin-.
n siraglers were left along tie route. Ihi- mneh
was performed through lree 90 four inches q sron.
- - 4, .
70 irgede viii probably reach llaue'e" Al L'.'
to-day.
Gen. Lander has been assigned to the 'omms'c q"
co., Kelly's Division snd Cen william tahe, coD'
mand 1T Hancock.
The lates, from Hancock reports ell quiet.
Tue extravagant reports Of our being cat up ae al'
ialse.
The Connecticut 9Th returned let Tliur-day from
Hancock. and marched again with tho - brigade, 90
which hey are attached. yesterday morning. lhcH
have not been attacked a. stated, non nave they
been in petition 20 be attacked since they len Han
cock Yesterday week.
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PROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE. Monday. Jan
Via BALIIMnNE. jan. Z, 1901

FORTRESS MONROE. Monday. Ism 4.
Via BALTIMORE, Jan. :, 1851.
The accumulation Of letters seat TO this place for
transmission TO prisoners Of war aud others at the
south Las become 30 large that the members Of Gen.
Woos staii, who are employed in their examination,
cannot attend to third of those that arrive daily.
Oldes will soon be issued probably, to limit in some
way the number which are allowed 10 pass, and In
the mean time all persons DESTROYS to communicate
with friends in The South requested TO make the
letters 40 few aud brief al possible. There are
now several thousand waiting TO be examined, and
MANY of these which IRE too long Will he destroyed
without being read
The United States steam-iransport Spaulding sails
'Or lIattcg- The afternoon. Among the passengers
&, Charles Heiry Foster. United States Marshal for
Noilh Carolina.
The .lool -o.-wsr Jamestown arrived last night
TIE coa-,-suryey schooner BIB arrived ths
incoming.
a Gae Of ;ruce from the hag-shp this afternoon
brought from Norfolk Capt. Ralph Hunt aud lieui.
Ives reca,ci prisoners Of war from Richmond.
completing be number to 30.
Capt. Hunt belongs to Company c, let Kentucky
Rea.meut and Ieut. Ives to Company &, 1qih
.ew.York Regiment.
Tie Souihela papers received contain no news,
EXCEPT a Telegraph dispatch TINT tue Uaon troops
had been geI lied in South Carolina, and forced t.
take .ficc nader the cover OF th1ir gunbosts, on
North Ldis'o leland.
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FROM MISSOURI.
81. LouIs Tuesday, j,

81. LouIa, Tuesday, jan. 7, 1862.
Ia consequence Of dispropoTtionate sssessmeDis
assiig been made on rebels ia this city under Order
N".%i Gen iialleok has appointed a new Board OF
aseors 20 revise tie old iist and make such change
80 'hey daem proper. Al other proceedings viii be
81 accordance with the original order and the Board
Ss'nj1med 70 assese 10 individual mjuaty, SO there
'Al DO 10 iorher appeal from their decision.
mere "a 40 doubt tbat WA. A. Hall is elected 10
t"'sfcs IRON the Third, and Thoe. l.. Price from
20 q IN District.
sEDALiA, No, Tncsday, jan. Z, 1862.
"a" o~.aess messenger from Co. Nugcnis regi-
p '''H' So1ed AZ hesi Point, uotcs County. arrived
S 'e''siday evening, Oh bis way 70 81. Ioui-,
"'' u riit"i disp,cles 10 Gov. Gamble lie lea
"'''' Vo'A-' On Inda.. aa4 ssloas last Col. jsn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08
cArrrRr OF REBELS ~ CAMFoRNIA

y,n Pa Naa Fr4auso3 8id. iec. H.
A. II t. not ~ ri unlikely that Alcatrz leland
aay speedily become the "tor Lafayette Of tie
Pscihc Coa-' 10 may NOT prove unne resiing 70 ave
% lis' Of tie men who viii probably be among Tie
frt inyol .uf.y iOard,rs Of that institution. Ihcy
are ryIccfcd on tie next steamer
Ire old.l account OF Tie arrest i az follows;
..ar WnonT. O'g 0HorH, s1s Digoo Cor'Ir.l
LnwvH CsGiYoFNI,. Nov. ~. iGtl.
COLoSFL: take advantage Of the departure OF
Senior Sriulya Ramon. Carillo's brother-il-nw, -
inform YOU Of The arrest of the >howhher party
Sh,Nalfer .iih them. IL confi-ts Of sixteen men,
esch arm e. with niles mG pair II revolver. They
gave us u hard chase, but We fually captured them.
irhev pareyed but finally concluded not 10 rorisi
although spainFt tie sayice Of Showslier
Tie names Of TIE party are j. A. ihcn, lenuea-
see. " MoOds Mi-sOun; Charles Pendroih ken-
tIcsv: VIM. sands Tennessee I. J.. Robcnl
South Carolina; X. II. Wood Msisnpfi 7. W.
Woods. Virginia: j. ". Sampson, Kentucky; > a.
Roger, 1eunef-ce; j. Lawrence, Arkansasi Lew
ROGERS Alabama; Henry trcweh IrnnsylNhnmi
WIn. Tuner, Georgia; Dan. Showalter, fenn'y iNA'
MA: 4. King, lennersee.
kctook Two fthe Isrty on the 9th, near the post
viz. +. B. summers snd +. V. Chum. They were
tie advancing patty, eighteen in oil. am now eA
a,ainipo hem and will send you by express, that
will leave here tonight some liue lull psr' uIar'
They no. eei that they ala Boi resift u they mao
they would have gwen 'ur naid ngh'' inoIc - W
Jonbt la every one Of them Is Il SecestioDis', and
are on their way TO lerd aid and comfort TO ne enc
nav. would ike 10 know as Soon IA possible what
4. 90 with them. They have pack muller. ana are
we'll fitted out. and q e.Ierste ret men,.
aiu under great obligation - Francisco OCsmi'
for NV success II is reported thai SOTO egnty met
are getting ready aud on the road. w'li Keep
good walcn Tor them. mum, r,,c
NcIy respectfully, hpN - ~ ~, ~
Wr1F 1T Inssntry, commanding Coup " nahi
Ia Cal Ia. H. CAnLgTos lst lufuutry e. \. Lo' Angeles
p S,-They were captured nj day GIT on tl'
morning of tie = I'll, at John Winters mreh' n'A
San Jos6 Valley. r,,,,.,.. p,.,e
Hs.iguarers D.,rici Of Southern Calh"fm' h"' ''-4
ca Dec. ; lfSi--A try copy. , 70
MN & CUTLfH Fret Lieat., let Infantry & w.
AGING Afsi,ttDi AdJit'n'-"" "t'|
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REcoXNoIssAyCE DOWN TIE MIS-
SISSIPpJ

CiIRo, ILL.,. Tuesday Jan. 7. lso2.
Flas-04cet Foote, with the gunboais Essex, Lex
.n,eop, and Tyler, made reconnaissance down the
Mississippi This morning. He went within 200
yards %. ,be range Of tie rebel bstteries On lis
t.surn. as Wa fred at By tl.rebel gunboat Mohawk
20 which be replied; but he shots all fell short The
FlagOmcer is highly satisfied with the revonnois-
sarce aud bar exs~ined all points on The river, Ar
near as wo miles to Columbus
dispatch from Cape Guardian, today, Gays that
detachment Of the 7th Illinois Cavalry, while
',oa'iug had captured MAJOR Williams Of JEFF.
i.oiapson's band. Tue surveyor Of the port Of
Metropolis seized large quantity Of gold lace, NOR
r'ne md other costly drugs, intended Tor the
'voes Tie gOOjo wee from Cincinnati.
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Letter FROM poRI ROYAL, Sc.

The following ID an extract from ie1'er jh-' ~
eeived by the Treasurer Of tic American hi''ioiaiy
Asso i.tioI from a United Sties Chaplain
Pour KogAls C., Dcc -, l3l
By the GOOD hand " God NJ on ne, l Da' ~ {"
pIeaisit rlsrsee to this port ana lnhded nay DUO
les,amenis, srolling books, and o,her "pPal' %
education, IL safety. They are all plAc'1l ~ .n"
Of Sir. INe,a member Of the Old South thni'"' ~
To,fon, wLo II acting very judciously and en''ei'H
I. tho Government Agent for the - COZ :" ,"""''
Ibey viii be carefully distributed by Mr Le'' NY
ile Rev. DR.. Strickland, one oi the editofr Oh iA'
Ch,istg,a 4 lr0ca{c mn JvWnai, who II 30" iei,
ns IA. Chaplain of the New-lork 1sh Resimciti ~
m, Rev. Mr. Iinffis, recently arrived neie from
N,,yprk. \. j . and BY other cbapIans.
Sabbath before lat | preached to large "uaienco
IN B.af,lon. the Saratoga oi tho south. acre
was aDiie a company Of cont dtands pr'fenl' a
vood booin,,ing Was made. Last Sabbath wo lh" "
,neetino IN The Open air d. fori Royal. IL wa
S.li nttenGol aud, hope, aseiIl
II first eociliug-hoOk, given ava! l.,' SA.uiu.'!
December u under the sanction OF The eoseihhei''
was 10 a yefy intelligent coloied man, VINO hn'
learned 70 DO good tailor. lie had "oih'n IA
B,aui.g, and CbaIlerton. Ne rye ana M" a"s
chaIyeA Aatc L.on takcH )rota Inn ~ ne "4'eg,io
trs. Heisa good Christian brOthoi Inc 'p'"pH.
book igp " Union one. The RECEIVERS b'"o J
Gabuel lInne May God bless him
lN. ga ihe iadS 10. VI tt2l a's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08

IT,, FUNERAL or va. GAIA mee'i"s =. s-
r, .rJ # ro,,sers and Foremen of the Fire nepa,t
oan, W.. led last night ut Flremans Hail. ior ~. :.
purpose Of making ARRANGEMENTS Tor inc s,ash.,e,
WIN. Gaze. WHO wSs killed While III ,"'
Of his duty. Resolutions were offered eH soS
.,mpatby with the family Of the ae'eas. -, At
adopted The funeral viii take PiSOe ,a . q III.
oclc and /, Is expected tia; barge 'u'nO S.~,s %
nsmbcr, If tho Department VIII be ~ So
NV 'se;r lea, ,s,.u.s W .Ls.r dsz~.sd ~s'$a~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08

rns KisGs CogSTY RIrusLIcAs d"Nt"AL
CoManrrEr-TLe members of tho General COM
itfee for 1862 elected at the recent primary MEET
inos ns-e,ubrI nj the old Headquarters, NO. Vbau
erect. las, pigh. Dir YIN. A. Cot waa chosen
,on,pors., Chairman, aud s. Alphecs snl.n OF ID.
g.eyo0th, Secretary. Com~.u'e WV 'pPo'''o'
IA the contested memorable, ana We Coup'"''
..ilDlIDoi iOs 0ne npuh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08

.y,,.on.cns relating TO the emancipation and
colonization Of Negroes.
prlyuEGrs FOR suLORs AND MARINES.
The House Post-OGcc Committee will re-
.o,rt bill giving the sailors and marines the
same privileges as the soldiers enjoy in send
;o, free all letters through tue mails.
THE MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
The Senate Military Committee will take up,
40 their meeting tomorrow, the J,400 military
.,,roinimcrts before them for confirmation
The Committee are disposed to appOrtion them
s,,aab auong the States. Some States have
tour times the number they are entitled to.
CEN. MCCLELLAN ABROAD.
Gen. Mcclellan drove out for the second
inc SINCE iHs illness to-day. lie VIII soon De
.n the saddle.
SOFT ARMY OFFICERS DISMISSED TIE SL'S' III
Tue nallcs of several young army omceIs
egh0 have expressed the pnlon that me SCUM
..auuot be whipped haze recently been stricken
rom the rolls. We tIust that this is only the
first stop in tue right direction.
,ppot<vHhNr OF A son OF GIN. PATTERSON.
Two weeks since Gen. Mcclellan requested
.,, tho Secretary of War the appo tnent OF
fraA Patterson, son Of Gen. Patterson, as
TrgaderGcrcral Yesterday an order Tor
mis- appointment was sent by tie President to
Gle War Department.
the CASE n ZACHARY.
~. Xactary OF New. Orleans, taken Of the
Er1.t schooner Victoria by Com R'ecl'y m
t'. car cl Mexico some SIX weeks age, aud
COZ some tine confined in Fort Lafayette. was
-,siel rom that place Of imprisonment about
80 .o,nieht ago. and las since been al large IN
Ncs.Y York. The Government ere aware tls,
90 .e, be,a buying eu1ny bags for shipment 10
= iaau. IA. with view 10 the oc 'upati0n OF
.t'.- place BY o British force, and the cstab.
.rs.a.-a, OF GA Illicit trade in cotton aud mum
.t.ts ct war between the Coniederates and
.'ar -,- 80.
PROPOSED TIL LGnAPH tan.
Am -. he schemes Tor filing the Treasury
IS ele irposog tax upon telegrsIhic mes
.sss.s tl which saugune journals and Legislators
-rom.s. thea lives ON auuusl revenue of four
ST. d,c millions. Tue truth is that the total
rrr,.-rt, ID year at all the telegraph Offices
80 10 United states ale not more than two
.aI ors.
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WAsHISeroy, Tuesisy, Jan. :, 1872.
rpy TGrASON ~ WASHINGTON.

sfsd Pres.
WAsHIyeroy, Tuesdsy Jan = lso!.
rpy TREASON ~ WASHINGTON.
Z. =, Saown that several foui.-le prisoners are
-y,,i and cared for IN lie northern Tat OF the city
,,sd .,s.hment Of the SturGs Rifles, under.Lieui
Slin. o. several occ. s.orh recently, events have
..,ns,,s3 stowup po' 10 candestinely efec, their
.-..e,.. bat the vigilance Of tie guard has ne often
.frtel =.
a., wa,yn OF GEN. SHIELDS.
Hig. Gei;. t.avidq res ,,.cbed Washington.
.rIvv.yl4,vlA fm-f CONGRESSIONAL Dis
TEICr.
Iag rsgon Of the Committee on Elections u IN
s.svof o. John Il. Butler. against VIM. T.. Lehman,
ha ncea,es ,be seat IN The Houee from the III Dis
ir.4 of Pcruy aria. TIE minority Of the Com
,au,s. M,-s.s Worcester and Brown, have come to
O. ajrtl, opposite corc.u,ion. The subject will b,
r.Ael up 2 consideration next week.
1HC FINANCIAL SCHEME.
Tee & .n.riiee Of Ways and Means h's lot yel
-cr.n.liy considered the financial scheme Of the
,-,ecfe,,.f, Of the Treasury, or any other.
rHE WORLDS FAIR.
A. ,h. Navy Department has no vlssel to detail
sr caliJ .9s 10 London, IN loJl tie contributions
which tie Amercus my d',ire TO exhibit At tie
f. as.lr. Fsr The President recommends thsi M
-,c,;-y be- lo CHATTER suitable veal for tia
.Fupee.
rHs CNIRi SESSION MILEAGE.
The eru-otrAtoD for compensation ano mileage
.f ue... Of the Iloufc urder tie control OF me
ifeas.tsr Of re United States as disbursn- agent
SUI Lee aas refused pa, Zen, Of the claim iof extra
,sr cage Whenever presented nor hss mileage tor
t.c r.t.s se5son been paid 10 any Senators - the
.rressir, DEPARTMENT before the recent decision OF
'ie SECRETARY as bas been enoreoo-ly stated
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
I..st n,4a, Col. Howell Of the 18th Penny lcana
r5.iucnt ptoct eded about twenty miles from Watt
iie.oa 10 a house which WAS known 10 be occupied
by.a Capt Cwin, who captured. the latter
vas an oGeer Of tie rebel amy and Lad not long
before crossed from Vi snia into Maryland, where
t. flg IS resided There were found III his porses.
goa n1asi ous letters directed TO parties both IN Tie
Noith and South end al.o bundles Of clothing which
'oubie-- he intended 10 transfer across the Potomac
Virginia. The expedition returned ~ Good Hope
Ibis morning. They brought with them the prisoner,
,he poie,t. and several loads Of forage.
Tns PERUVIAN MINISTER.
L appears that Manuel Nicholas Corpancho who
roceDty arrived here, vs. not Peruvian Munster "a
lie Cuied States Government, but 70 Mexico, and
vii soon leave for that country.
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-Dl,sJiu i, s.1I periv'n.rs Al DE SydsnhAm
Crys.A Palace
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
Synopsis of the Presidents Message

The Presidents Message favors African seao-
nization and says the opinion among tho blacks
in this respect Is Improving.
Our foreign relations remain undisturbsd
The Presldent knows ,ef no mode which prom-
ises 50 certain results Is tho organization of
banking associations, under q general act Of
Congress, we'll guarded in its provisions.
He endorses the Emancipation Act OF Sep
tember. be says there is NO line, straight er
crooked suitable iol naaional boundary upon
winch to divda.
Congress may appropriate money for coloniz-
ing free colored persons with tn cir own con-
sent at any place or places without the United
Sta 'es.
lie recommends the adoption of an amend
ment to the Constitution proposing that every
State 10 which .laEery exIsts shall abolish the
same therein before tue LIST OF January, 1879
the owners to be compensated by the United
States.
Al. slaves who have enjoyed actual freedom
BY the chances Of the war. at Any time before
the end of the rebellion shall be forever free
but all owners of such who SHAH not have been
dlsloyal shall be compensated Tor then.
he urges these proposed ARTICLES at some
length, main tanning that without slavery the
rebellion neger could have existed, and without
slavery 1t could not coatlnue.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

WAsEISGr7N, Dec. /. Nothing b.,,
Iirsd to-day worthy OF note. "ahS-
Daily ounOissXncrs are kent nm ~i,L
The skies tonight promise = storm 'P'ft'
Col. A b. Coiburn, from Gen N.rl.u
staff, has been assigned to duty as ld ;a,u :
General Of tbs department Of th. M,.Isn!
and headquarters at St Louis. lAays oT 'PP'
sence has been granted Col. Cylmrn - so'
his home In Vermont, before entering mo, ' ~"
duties. "'s
Gen. Mcclellan endorses the Colonel
OF the most efficient officers in tie arnv '"'
ST. JOINS. Nrw FousDLAsp, Nov. v r..
steamship H'Grnnn, from Llvcrpoo. tina On"
and Londonderry the 2lst, for Portland ,. ,
Cape Race at 5 o'clock A. NJ She vas 49, 'G I,
and the following dispatch ob.ai ed.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Political news unimportant. The leading n,
pers continue to argue that the Fed, raj ti,,9.,.
ment has NO Cause OF complaint III the CAS-. IS
the Alabama. the Americans having notorlo,.,
taken the advantage Of opportunities offered
The following was posted at Floyd u til.
I9,h
- 1t 10 reported that steamer has lett Liza,
pool with h view Of capturing or deslrnm,
vessels and carg0es sailing under the F~G.,.1
flag. aud that another viii slowly follow
The LONDON Tunes of the 20.n, in It. c,,va.
tcle says. the report thst MIR Seward Ia. nd.
dressed our government in u tone OF d,sp e,nrs
at the aid alleged to hAve been given " the Al.
ALBANIA IN British parts created Tor tlae Some
little unaasiuess on tho Stock Exchasge, us,v
believing that no minister would 10 witI,, "a
put himself IN such a position al that winch
MIR Srwsrt occupied On this q 4stl,n ulless II
were IN tho desperate hope OF iudlng c4un
Of external quarrel at any cost, In order to
avert impending events AZ homo.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
LEGIaLAr Re OF VERMONT.
Annual Session 1862
Mosday. Dec. /. -
SENATE .1/f.rnosn
SENATE.-A
kkPUEnS.

Mr.. Bean, for General Committss, reported "a
voraby. House bh to iscos psIats the FsrtAx
Cemetery Ascension.
Mr.. Bradford. tor Selee, omHi,,ee. reported
avorsby House bill TOR The relief of lhe ssrsli,s
OF the late State lreasurer.
Mr.. Bradford supported tae bill. liz said he
would prove recre.at 70 tbs tfus' If he failed TO
do all IN mis- power TO si7 The passage OF the bill,
DILL on which depesdsd the happiness of 40
many OF his c"nsti ssen,s his to~nsmsn and
friends. Bat "a he WAS, not aware that The bill
could meet any opposisson, he should tent him.
sell WITH brief statensnt of the facts at the
case Tie then gave full history Of the tr.nssc-
non relating to the deiaics,lon.
Mr.. Cree made "me inquiries Of the Com
NIT ~ winch we're answered y Mr. Bradford,
and Mr.. Kirkland tor the Csamlt,se.
The Oil s1 then passed B., the following vo,e ::
sD-Ass.rs Bass, bean Beattie, bentley, Bi.dtsrd,
Clark u nnngton Cleveland, COslss tree, tarr4t,
HoiSVmb, KIth .rkIHRd, man ii, rrii, Peck. Po-
lard NichAris0n stafford, sl,veAs, etouEtt Oa.-2l
NAYS. msssrs Aisu, Clark Of Chittsnden Fish, Mor-
Ezn, ott wart, We.ch.-o.
Mr.. Alien, for CommlIse on Claims, reported
favrrabiy House oil ii1log the compensation of
the curator OF toe S,1t Cubinst pa.sed.
MIR. Bradford, tor connlttts "b claims, repor.
ted d'trseiy Ssnat. oil pr vIdIsg Tor the reuef
Of the suretts oi tnv lat. State treasurer hird
readink refused.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02

DEAru or MxxBxR.-We regret to ann ounce
land, died last Monday evening, at Mr.. E.
Tspl!us. where he was boarding His health
has been feeble for some months, but he had
bceR able to attend at his place in the State
House every day. and was in his seat yesterday
as usual He did not, however, 60 TO the State
House to tho evening session, but was siting
in his room talking, and appearing az we'll as
usual. when hssuddsnly fell back and d ed in
stautly Ii is thought ,hss his death WAS caused
BY disease Of she heart.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-02
AXXVII CONGREsS-S4cond Session.
WAsHtSGToN, Dec. l., 1862
HOUSE.

Prayer was offered by R4pl.n Stockton, who
returned tna'k' Tor the brI.n,enng prospects OF
liberty for th- slave, or Que enlnc lp,lton from u
ysten winch NV lived u, IN 90 nucA sin aud sur-
ow, and pr ,ysd for renewed union.
Inc roll vas called b. STATES, aud qlornm an
wered 0 her nume..
A Mss,age wa~ received trun the Sena'e, sta
ting that that r'dy Wa uear.s ready to proce d
to business L SENATE Wa. similarly notified
By he IL 'u'e.
Gun n'1tee va app Voted to act in c)nj inc-
ton Win .smlr one from the Senst. to Wait
upon the Prs.ideat, and inform HIN that they
were ready to r.csIve any COMMUNICATION he was
plea ssd to make.