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CONGREssIONAL
sEHATE.

MIR. Trumbull presented petition from
". @. JeWett, for a defensive stand htill
policy at yorktown, 10 secure q reserve
force Of 250 900 men
Mr. Trumbul, from the Judiciary Com
mittee, repOrte q resolution In relation 70
the pay Of tho FIRST Senators and RepFes-
entstiVes from the Stale Of Minnesota,
which was passed.
Mr.. Hale offered resolution that the
Military Committee inquire il any General
in the army before YorhtOEn had exhibited
himself drunk in the face Of the emmy, snd
II any measures hsd been taken for the
trial and punishment OF such officer
Mr. Sumner suggested that the sui cot
be referred 70 the Committee on the OOn-
duct Of the War.
Mr. Hsle referred 10 the statement of
Mr.. Morrill, in the house yes esteFday, and
stated that he thought It was high dime
that some notice should be taken Of these
things. If officers thus have brave men to
be slaughtered like beasts, no punishment
Is too great for them.
Mr.. Foster said the Senate had not taken
high ground enough The Senate should
never have confirmed men known TO. be
Incorporate. Il becomes rs TO weed our
own garden first and correct our own lax
ity, and he was painted to say Oriminaltty
ia this respect.
Mr.. FOots said that the General referred
to had not been confirmed.
Mr.. Hale said that the Senate had not
taken high ground enough, but il officials
we're 30 drunk that they could not sit on
fheir hOraaa ha thouo ht soma ,otioaI r,,,. ~
to be taken Of it. ...s.. t.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Davis intTodu, cd q bill prescribing
an additional oath for Grand and Petit ju-
ries in the United States Court.
Tne bill recognizing the independence of
Hayu and Liberia and the sppoiutmentof
q diplomatic representation was takenlup,
Mr. Sumner tsid thus far our govern
ment, usually friendly to neWGovernmehts,
had turned aside from these relations. He
thought that 1t was time to put an end to
anarchy in history.
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n. P. BANKS
Mai Gen. Com

The river is now considered open for
navigation, and timber for rebuilding
bridges burned by rebels viii soon rssoh h
Falmouth. Nothing is heard Of the rebel
force, but it is believed to be in force not
far back Of Fredericksburg.
O The Finance Committee Of the Senate has
doBe-With the machinery sections Of the
tai bill, having made such amendments as
in its Judgment were calculated to per
fest the system adopted by the House. An
effort vas made TO raise the tax on whisky
and ether distilled spirits to twenty Eve
cents gallon, but the committee retained
it at fifteen cents. The committee decides
to impose some charge on stock on hand
on the 20th Of June, when the act is to go
into operation, but left 1t to sub-com-
mittee to decide how much il should be-
The tax on eer and other fermented
liquors will be two doliaFsa barrel instead
Of one dollar. No other noteworthy
changes have yet been made. "
Charles A. D ne, Of New York, has
been appointed by Secretary Stanton one
Of the Commissioners to investigate the
war accounts ct Cairo ~
Prof. Baohs and Mr.. Westsrvelt have
declined to serve on the Board appointed
TO examine the Stevens battery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
RR0lI- -aArrrnnRR.

BALTIHoRH, April 22.1t
The steamer from Old Point has not yet
arrived, and Is not due before noon, haY-
ing been detained hsrs until yesterday BY
stern.
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

7 OJKUUT F0RiBARGAlNSII
- 5-f 2sO Superior street,
1OS Hanman,s Block. .--... 90 r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24

Cor. GIBSON AND FHE 4sTH.-Col. Gibson
received serious bsyOnet wound while
z llantly leading the brave zsth Ohio in
the great battle Of Pittsburg Landings and
has returned to Ohio fer treatment Of his
wounds. he emphstioaIly denies that any
Of The Ohio troops showed ooWardice IL
that terrible strife. None Of them fell
back, except where all others fell back
when tskeh By surprise, unarmed and their
lines uniformed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-24
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COmmunlctttu.
Got Her Dignity Taken Down.

Happening In conversation with friend the
other day. and, naturally, talking about the
treatment Union soldiers received from ladies(!)
Of secession proclivities, my friend told me
children to throw stones at and spit upon the
Union soldiers, and to call them by opprobriOus
titles, which Instructions the young rebels gen.
orally carry out to the letter.
Among other things, WAS told of very good
joke which occurred there few days since.
It appears the ladies ~ are In the habit of, In
various ways, showing their contempt for the
soldiers; and, while one Of them was passing a
hospital on King street, showing them, by her
maneuvres, that she despised them, she held
her dress somewhat higher than mOdesty de.
mands. A soldier, sitting with some others
outside the hospital, exclaimed, "Whew
what dirty pair OF stockings" which caused
Miss 'cssh to drop her orin3line instantly
clean hose before they airt their dignity al
Union soldiers.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
Woman In Male Attire,

Kate Wilson, a notorious female, was arrest.
ed last Saturday In one Of our popular placer
of amusement where females are not admitted
In order to enjoy the fun served up for the
males, she attired herself In male garments
John Fuller, who had a lieutenant >straps on
his shoulders. The ofAoer who w&s arrested
with the woman offered the policeman who had
him In hand 500 to let him of. The pRrtiei
were taken before Justice Walter, and admon
ished and then let of! 49,.
We would be glad TO have the authorities
know what lieutenant this 10, engaged In sucl
rare smusemsnts. but regret to say that We
were unable to ascertain the facts.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
Tn. Case .s sA' Ws.s.. Of n. es.iss.-

10 As Editors Of Us National Rsu,tsm; Z
since my return 70 the city this day, my At
tsntion has been called TO the Repsb sblacdn, Of
Wednesday Last, which, In giving an account Of
me proceedipN 70 the orintralfeosrt on the
day previous, referring 70 the eese aeainst ny.
self, states that I was soquitted IN consequences
Of flaws in the Indictment. This statement ID
entirely erroneous, a. 10 manifest from the an.
nexed letter Of my counsel. have to request
that you will publiah II, with this statement. N
II. l. KING. Warden.
wAsHrNaroN CRY, August l, 1862.
DEAR SIR: In compliance with your request we
the following statement Of the course Of the
trials Of the Indictments against you ~ Warden
Of the Penit6ntiary. There were two separate
transactions alleged, and upon each Of them
10 indictments variously charging the sup.
The nrst indictment contained two counts,
the first Of which was Quashsd a. not sufilci.
emily specific. But upon the second count the
whole evidence Of tho prosecution went to the
jury, and verdict Of not guilty was promptly
rendered rem, upon the merits without any instruo.
This aoquittal disposed of the second indio,.
ment, which depended upon the same testimo.
The third indictment was founded on the sub.
HouhuEy hCt VI AofOs OUJoCtiOu was thA0n u1t
1t did not contain any allegation that at the time
Of the supposed offence, you hsd any public
money In your hands, without which fact you
could not be guilty Of embezsljng tho public
money. The court held that II was essential to
allege and prove the fact, in order to convict
under the statute. This has been the uniform
ruling Of the court, beginning with the case Of
MoNulty, cierk Of the House Of Represents.
tives, tried In 1886 or ls47. The distFiot attor-
ney desired TO argue the question, but upon
the court stating that the point was clear, al
though at the same time expressing = willing.
ness to hear the argument, he declined to pro.
ceed withit.
The district attorney admitted that hs had
no evidence to show that you had at the time
public money in your possession. Wo stated,
as We were prepared 10 prove by the public
books Of the penitentiary, that at the time Of
the alleged embezzlement you had expended
all Government money which had come to your
hands, and were ut the time their creditor for
an amount exceeding nine hundred dollars.
Very respectfully,
JIM. CARLIsLR,
WI. SroNI, Jr.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
Bewsra of Picknookst..

The new street cars will be favorite re.
sort for pickpOoksts for q few days, until peo-
pie are put on their guard against them. On
Friday, as oar was passing through the SEQ.
ond ward, q lady passenger complained that
her pocket book, containing about $50, had
been stolen. Patrolman Britt instantly arrest
cd young fellow who had been sitting near
her. He was taken before Justice Clark and
the money was found on him. He gave the
name Of Thos. Jones, and was committed to jail
for further hearing.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
Colonel TAFT.

Of the First District OF Columbia volunteers
has arrived safely at his command. at Little
Washington, Rappshannock county, Va. While
In this city, Col. 7. had suoh severe attack OF
illness that his life was despaired of, and his
regiment never expected to see him again NJ
their head. When the arrival of the colonel
was noised around camp, all Of the officers and
men Of the brigade In which the regiment ID
stationed turned out and gave him most
enthusiastc welcome. We have this from a
gentleman who has just left Pope's army, and
who st2tes that he never saw such q greeting
accorded to any one AZ that extended to the
gallant colonel of the First District regiment
Col. TAFT is loved by all his men, and they are
anxious and willing TO follow wherever he
leads.-C Chronicle.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
Nearly an Accident.

On Saturday afternoon, the horses attached
to one of the excursion cars Of our passenger
railway, when near the Capitol, became fright.
ened and unmanageable, and dashed along the
Avenue at fearful rate. stopping only when
they could go no further, at the Capitol gate.
The passengers were much alarmed, but es-
trifling damage, but was not prevented from
making ita usual trips.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
Deaths OF Soldiers

The following have been reported since our
last:
Jas. H. Burton, company G, 4th Indiana.
Sergt. Herman haehl, company l. I'd d. G.
J, Z. Allen. company l, $40 New York.
David Salisbury, company B, 10th New York.
Jos. Price. company G, 4th Michigan.
Harris Pennington, company ], Goth New
York.
Charles Singer, company !, 2lst New York.
York.
N. Bostwick, company A, 7th New York.
A. 8. Malat, company I, 4th Pennsylvania
cavalry.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
..Ths Fugitive slave Law

Was duly and quietly executed In this city to.
day, in the case Of four young colored slaves,
abscondents from their matters In St. Mary'i
county, Maryland. The owners, . Mr.. Guyther
them here, and taking the necessary steps un
der the law, the slaves were found and arrested
by the proper officers, the cases heard before
the commissioners, the property proved and
delivered. The slaves were directly started
for home, by way Of Baltimore, to 20 thence
by steamer to 81. Mary's."
So says the Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun of Saturday last.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
military.

The war spirit In this city is on the increase.
in this city to perform home duty only. There
are but few men who cannot give an hour or
two day to drill. Let our people provide for
the defence of our city. and let the soldiers
who are here be put to more active service,
according to their own urgent request. II is
said that 1000 clerks In the Departments are
willing to be enrolled In the proposed brigade.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
Outrageous Treatment OF an Orphan
Child.

On Saturday afternoon, the officers of the
Seventh ward arrested n woman on H street,
near Seventh, on the charge of cruelty to an
orphan child, who is living with her. The
officers found the child with rope around 1t,
and II IL charged that she hung the child by the
rope several hours! She refused to allow the
officers to arrest her, and they we obliged to
drag her along by main force. Even this was
found to be disagreeable operation, and, as a
last resort, q wheelbarrow was obtained, and
In this elegant style she was conveyed TO the
stptiOn.hOus
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
mo. 685.l

mo. 685.l
CYNO PsIs OE THE Pm nslDENT"s
= Procla alton, No. esS, for the offering Of
upwards OF 4 400 OOO acres Of land In Oregon.
II orders public sales In the BrArR OF ORReOs, ~
follows:
Al the land onice ut ORraoN CIrY, ON the 9Th oi
October, 1862, Of one hundred and nfty eight town
shipi and parts Of townships heretofore unonered
west Of the Cascade Mountains, and within the dis
triot Of lands subject TO sale At Oregon City.
At the land offce at RosRDUR0, on the 18th Of %
tober ls62 Of one hundred and hfty.fo townships
and pait IL ofownships heretofore un01ered west Of
the Cascade Mount AIMS and within the district Of
lands subject to sale 1t R0seburG.
The lands will be offered with the usual exoep.
tions Of school sections, 40,
No mineral lands are TO be offered, suoh lands
being expressly excepted and excluded from sale
by act Of Congress.
The sales viii be kept open until the lands are all
offered, which IL to be accomplished within two
weeks, and no longer; and no private entry Of any
Of the lands will BE- admitted until aftsr the exprs.
ton Of the two weeks.
Pre- .emption claimants are required to estsblish
their claims to the sstisaction Of the proper Register
before the day appointed for the commencement Of
the public sales Otherwise their olaims will be fer
felted. J. n. EDMUND6,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofnos.
6EHsgAL LAND OpsIos, Juue ~, 1852.
Horg.-Uudei the regulations Of the Depart sent,
a. heretofore AN now existing, no payment oan b.
made for advertising proclamations, except 70 s1oh
publishers as specially authorized to pubs by the
Commissioner o. the General Land Ofioe.
June 13--w13w Star
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
Young shieves promptly Arrested.

Yesterday afternoon, Hon. John N. Carlisle,
Of this city, sent u note to the Fourth ward
police, stating that his stable had boen broken
into, short time previous, and two livery
coats, some gloves, &c., had been taken away.
Roundsman Fenwick and Oficer Handley start.
ed 10 ferret out the perpetrators, and in less
than half an hour from leaving the station.
house they were back again, having the rob.
bers In custody. They are mere boys, from Is
to IL years Of age, but old offenders. Only the
day previous, the same party were in the lock.
up for some offence, and we're released only .
few hours before this robbery. Their names are
John Dsoy John Early, David Murphy, and John
Collins. They were found with their plundsr hid.
den In one Of the patent portable wooden tents
which are standing on street, between First
and Second. The officers were obliged to take
portion Of the roof of before they could get
at the rogues. The coats and gloves were found
IN their possession and taken TO the station.
Murphy had cut the buttons from one of them
and put them In his pocket. The entire party
were lodged In the station.house last night, and
will have their trial before Justice Walter to.
day.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
A Bad "Bet.o

Officers Fenwick, Pendle, Crown and Hand
Icy of tho Fourth ward, arrested Martha Doug
las, keeper Of q bawdy house, and Mary Jane
Of the house, wero brought along In company;
all were drunk and disorderly, and the latter
was caught actively plying her profession,
The arrest was made In consequence Of com.
plant made by Mr.. George Savage, who saw u
man dragging the woman. Mary Eaton, into
the yard. The parties we're placed In the lock.
up till this morning.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
nss. A. ZAPPoNE, Principal

NJUTICE.-Will be sold at public auction at the
IN Monument Grounds, In this city, on the 10th
day Of August 1852, at 10 O'Clock O. m large guam
tity Of Hogs and young Pigs A quantity Of Stock
Cattle, Cows and Cslvr', Also, quantity OF very
fine Wool,
Terms cash, Payments made in IIessIry notes.
Col A. d. g. and C. s.
jy 30-dts
The national Republican., 1862-08-04

NTOTiCE.-I wisi, the public to know that the
IN man James A. Wise, Policeman at the Cspitol,
convicted the other day, before the Criminal Court
for assault and battery and resisting officer In the
discharge of his duty and by the court to
four months' imprisonment In the common jail, Ia
not John II. Wise, the reputed negro catcher.
jy 29-lm j. IL. WISE.
New York Tribune please copy four months, and
send bill te this O6loe
The national Republican., 1862-08-04

A%TlME EXTENDED The time for receiv-
Ing proposals. a. above, Ia extended to Friday, A
gust ., at 10 O'Clock NJ aug
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
y Condemned Horses Sold,

On Thursday and Friday, Aessrs. W. l.. Wall
q 90. sold at the Government corral 1856 horses,
ct prices ranging from to So dollars; IA mules
from 2 to 70 dollars. and 43 colts from 10 10
dollars each,
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
ITO Pr HE HEALTH OF TIA n
Il CITY.

Notice Is hereby given that all dead animals, such
o. Horses, Cows Pigs, So, 49,, will be Immediately
taken away from stables, enclosures, pens. open
lots, or from any Of ths streets Or thoroughares oi
vicinity, II Information 10 given, personally or by
note, st the Buperintendstts Omce, Metropolitan
mia avenue; or any Of the Metropolitan Police Sta
tons In either Of the cities Of Washington and
Georgetown, Mayors Once, City Hall, Washington
City; Mayors Once, Georgetown; Once Of the Gov.
ernment Corral, corner Twenty fourth and streets
or by note through the Pest Office.
aug 1-8ts
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
Ho! for the Pic-Nic To-day.

No doubt large assemblage will gather al
pating In the delightful pio-nio advertised to
take place to-day for the benefit of b.
Matthew's schools. Let all who desire to aid
the cause and enjoy themselves take this Op.
portunity to turn aside from care and toll and
enjoy one day of social enjoyment.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04

the convalesoence Of
MISS F.ANN'T FORREST,
MISS E.ANN"Y' FORREST,
MISS E.AN.N"Y' FORREST, n
The fAvorte and uneQualed Csntatrice and Vocalist
who has been uuab = during last week) to ipg, %
advertised, owing TO revere indsposition but Sill
positively appear this evening She Ia without ex
ception the most popular and westest singer u the
United States and her return 10 her professional du
ties will be scarce Of qualification to hei numerous
xdmiters.
MISS AUGUSTA WALBY
The beautiful and Talented Daos.use, from Winter
Garden, New York.
MISS ELLEN COLLEEN,
In her admired Tsrpschorssn Acts.
LIZZIE FRANCIS, MAGGIE VERNON
And Beautiful Ballet Troupe.
J. HI. BssdsU0rth,
The Prince of Ethiopian Comedians and BsDj
Denny Gallagher,
The iuimitable Irish Vocalist and Contrabsud
Delineator.
W.. HARRISON,
Comic Vocalist and Impromptu Poet
WILLIE EMERSON,
The Young American Jig Dancer, In Songs and
Dances.
AND HOST or OTHERS.
New Songs, New Dances, New banjo Bolos, Nex
Acts, New Surlssques, New Afterpieoes,
and Others In preparation.
In rehsarsal the aughabls intsrlude entitled New
Year. Calls With sntiss nsv 70 merry, In the ska
Admission, as cents. Orchsstra Chain, 80 cents
Doors open, TX. Performance, 8k O'Clock.
au4 Stars sQsl
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
Aoleassd.

John Fitzgerald, who was arrested on the
Treasury extension, for expressing disloya
sentiments, day or two since, was released
last Fr iday on taking the oath Of allegiance.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
sale OF Heal Estate.

six small frame houses on lots 0 and 10, In
square $50, situated on y street west. Two
were bought by G. Ssntner, at $3.50 each; three
by 8. Hioking, at $3.50, 1896, and $505; and one
by Peter Brady, at 1886.
The national Republican., 1862-08-04
nROPUsALs rOH WOOD.
DEPof QUAkrRshAsrKR's OyEion,
Corner Eighteenth and q streets }

Dxpor QUAxrEsnAsrER's Oyyiol,
Corner Eighteenth and q strretsJ
washington, d q August l, isU.
SEALED PROPOSALS. for the delivery Of 10 Ooo)
live thousand Cords Of Wood TO tue Government will
.istssnth day Of August, 81 as Twelve O'clock n.
The wood to be hard, sound and n,srchsntable,
four feet long, and split to the ordinary size OF
The wood to be delivered in the city Of Washing
ton 1t such points ~ the Depot Quarsrnastsr shall
moi SsiuS sopsidsrsd OoSplets untii 20 sordsd mss
sured, snd inspected.
An Inspector viii be dssIsnated on the part Of the
such does not conform to the above spsciaostOns
Two Thousand i've hundred 1900, cord. to b. de-
livered before the first dAy Of October, 1869,
and Two thousand hve hundred (2,60o) cords to be
delivered on or before the first day Of November,
Payment TO be made upon the completion OF the
whole contract
The iull and post office address Of the bidder
must appear In the proposal
II . bid 10 made In the name OF . firm the nsmes
IS ss T party Ss
Proposals from disoyai par,,es c nat be considered
and an oath Of allegiance must accompany each pro
Proposals must be addressed to Col. d. II. Ruoxkx,
@r. n s.
Wood''
It be awarded to him, must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons, whose signatures must be ap
pended to the guarantee.
The responsibility Of the suarant0rs must be shown
by the ocial certificate Of the clerk Of the
district court Of the United States district sttor
ney:, AZ.
are opened, the proposals Will not be cOnsidered
bonds, In the sum Of ten thousand dollars, signed
by the contractor and both sf his guarsntors will
be required Of the successful bidder upon siguing
the contract.
As the bond must accompany the contract, 1t will
be necessary for bidders to have their b0ndsmen with
them, or TO have bonds sigued In anticipation aud
ready to be produced when the contract Is signeo.
Blanks for bUnds can be procured upon application
being made at this ONCE either personally, BY let
ter, or BY telegraph.
FIrm Of Guarantee
WEE Of the county Of -, and State e,
and - Of the county Of, and State Of -, do
hereby guaranty that - 10 able TO fulfil contract
in accordance with the terms of his proposition and
that should his proposition be accepted, he Will ~
onoe enter into contract In accordance herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, We are pre-
pared TO become his securities
(ro this guarantee must be appended the ohiciai
oertincate above mentioned.) "
The Depot Quartermaster reserves TO himself ,he
right to reject any or all bids that he may deem TOO
high, ,ucvp,
Colonel aud Quarisrmastsr
aug l-dtl6th