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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
GENERAL SCOTS OPINION.

GENE RAJ SCOTT'S OPINION.
A gentleman who on Sunday last had long
interview with the veteran patriot Scott, in Eliz.
abeth, N. }. his home, tells Us that he declares
that the war will surely be virtually over by the
first Of July next He expresses the utmost conf
derce that by that time General Mcclellan will
have completely subdued and driven the rebels
from the field. He also expresses the utmost ad-
uretion Of the manner in which the President
ard the Secretary Of State have managed their
share Of the responsibilities of the times. Though
physically feeble his mind Is as clear as his sin.
Cerest friends could wish.
NOMINATED AND CONFIRMED.
Brlgadier 6en'l Sherman (brother of Senator
Shermsn) was yesterday nominated to be major
general Of volunteers and confirmed ere the Sem
ats adjourned for the day.
Major Crawford, who has been acting as in
,rector general CT General Rosecrans' column,
has been nominated to a isadier generalship Of
volunteers.
ASSIGNED To Duty.
Brigadier General Hartsuf, we hear, has been
assigned to the command CT brigade In the di.
vision of the corps d'armee Of Genr Banks CON-
maHded by Gen Abercrombie.
ESTABLISHED.
The Secretary Of War has re-esta blished the
nc. long since abolished Military Department Of
Kansas, we hear. The General to command It
las lot vet been designated.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
Tie Senate, In executive session, Yesterday con-
hrmed the following nominations:
Chas l.. Lathrop to be collector Of customs for
the district of New Orleans, La. This gentle
Insn rmeIly resided In New Orleans, but left
there on the breaking out Of the rebellion VIM.
N arln
IF Tenn brigadier general Of volunteers; Artenia
Chapel, OF Nebraska, and J. T. Heard Of Mass
brigade surgeons: Chas NJ Provost, Gyms ; Hal
dermGn, both Of Ia and MarcellUs " q. Strong
IF y Y, assistant adjutants general, with the
ssGk Of captain; ID. Willard, Of District of Co.
iuHibid, coInmissary Of subsistence.
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DUBL!C NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tina,
n until otherwlse ordered. the Commissioper s
under the acs of Congress of tho 18th of April Isss
emitted, act for the release OF Ger tain petsons
nelo 70 service or labor in the District of CoInm-
Dia. WI hold their sessions In the City Hail in
me City OF WeshlDgton, on Monday, Tueedav
Medpesds%, Thursday, and Friday, Of ever Veet =.
Snd tnat All persons. loyal to the United States
1oiuing Claims TO ser Woe Ia Dor against persona
oiecnerged theTeflom by that act, NAV, within
nneU GAYS from tho passage thereof, y hjcb viii
edpe on tne 18th Of July nextD but not thereaf ey
pIesent 70 the commissioners their i've state
ments or Petltlons IN writing, verified BIZ oath If
animation acting forth the names ages And .er-
soned description OF such persons, the manner In
Mnicn the petltoners ace ui cd suoh cIaim and anv
1acts touchpE the value thereof, and deolaTipr M,
OF her allegiance TO the Government OF the Un,ts1
Stetes, ana tnat the petitioner has not borne AIM
AGAINST the United States during the present rehel
h.n 2or In any way given and or comfort thereto
Ana notice IS hereby JEtksy gtceH, that Ihe tirns
nsmeo IN the 9Th section of that sct, for blinr
staTmept IN wrincg or schedule with the CLERK Of
we ClIout Court for the District of Columbia by
we seVei6l owners or claimants to the services of
the made free By that act setting forth ira
nemes, ages, sex, and particular desoription on
sacn persons soveraily. 10 by authority giveu 10
tne Commseioners By that act, extended 10 the III
asy OF June next. Tbs Comnisaioners are .ro-
hbited rom ALLOWING the claim of any person who
ehal neglect to e such statement or schedule viii
ssla Cledf, according to the requirements Of that
DANIEL T. soODLoE, e
HOkATlO KING,
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an, MMtff. Hay AZ hdHsIHnhstr.tor:

EGECuI0R'S sALE.-A valuable FARM.
q less, IN the District Of Columbia. By virtue q
tee ioxer vested ~ me a. exeoutor Of the last viii
DAY ,s,h day q May next, that bssutifui and hand
tow, d. G. lying on the vest side OF The tusneisc
he be- ilssalns 70 kooLytle, and .dioiling Mr. q,
ene w. u. murdock, Esss-, on the east side.
IGms OF sale; One third oash. one third ux
Tie ncierrsa PAYMENTS 10 be secured By deed
All convey snoins Il the ex,eu.e Of the ,urebs..,
WIN also be cold at the came time the persors
Rro1eIQ, oonsisting Of horse. farming utene IN .
e ssIos! - - me e"a SH6aS DAVIDSON.
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REAFFOINTED-J. J. Cisco, Esq I'VE hear, hs.
been reaPPointei Assistant U. 8. Treasurer a
New York
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.L-Mr. Schnsoel, the somewhat notoriou
Prnnsyivania politician and lecturer at Connects
CLI Peace MertiEgs, has turned 40, since his he
Tstlou from Fort Lafayette, at YtllsstIle Ar
kansas, a. Colonel, at the head Of 900 men.
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PEREoNAL.-CaPt. BerufOrd, CT Montreal, is at
Browns.
Mr.. Blackwell and wife; Mr.. 6udwocd and
wife and F. J. Snowman, Of Canada; and Dr. J.
Lctterman, L s. A, are at Willards'
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4 R Sa Is lsHiREBS2 + slsssD.
Wellington. April q, 1852.

Wellington. April q, 1852. a. 50 II
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
Il BAvE Removed that portion O, nv stock savaa
IRON the ire to No. 419 Ninth street, between n
ena =, Two squares from z Q. avenue, where Am
selling on remainder OF my stock.
All persons indebted 70 me sre respectfully re-
seestod 70 call and settle their eocounts.
HENRY EGAN,
s'S st l79 Ninth Ct, between b and T..
MRS HENRY WOODS NOVELS -5hs
itl hsnnings. East Lynne. Castle Wafer Ana
WILLIAM r. RICHSTElN.
National Bookstore. No. 3; Pa av.
N. IS WAnted-the 5th volume Of the 81 series
OF JARED sparks piploms.lo Correspondents,
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GANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA iv., rlii eI1rH Or.
,Hr4tSSSNHhIE l5kaN PERFORMANCE,
Ah 'A S5hsSiENArrosS IN DIM. ,,o.
TALENTED AHrlsr&s:
r'-n'V1f fk 81 iIfsi fMsh1lisiiMS STegP'd'
yIEGiNz1 M MIyM nv;
III. .. 4: s|El::$s s.s: y,
i" IL = sss S ?: % f'''''
m Mss ss' Si QfssTt!ii l sSSsi:EEiss:'
''a' fRas KkR WSSSS|F. I'i ''''A
The r'l' BLK ti p&RsRRsS.o n'di.nt
The Washington fsyofiss. Hlii assist Fnnl
~, c 11SoS 5a s S s1!EliFiieikS
r.. ,, M1.A6RisAL.s Of SPAIN.
By PaSs the PaSo PSss. 'e f.. n Sc
CANT journals e he AK mt e
Tho t tIIs' MeSigf H ho & ;ss sA!''i
tn. f Fl 6 the
The, S: & S;s:'5ssh Public Taste.
money and time spent there.
Rssis Sss1 s {: :.s
Gala Afternoon Performances 70, Saturday.
Ms. Mill. fsss- Fsss z.sIn..n Appear.
THE VIRGINIA MUMMY
Frank Brewer, and the entire Comesny, IN su i'm
menfe bill, TO please the ladies and children
the Virginia Mummy, ~
To Mis. Epms b. Darling, No. Isl street,
between 18th and 18th, received as oliver Csfe
Basket wednesday afternoon. MI
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HARsHAL's SALE a.,

M"hsHALs BALE OF VESSELS
By virtue Of DEGREES Of the Di.trct Court Of tbs
sell q prbiic sale. for oash, 90 the foot Of sixth
the 18th day of May next, 1851, commercins N IN
tackle and al DArei, viz: -
Schooner "Saly Mees,r
echooner ohm HsmlIton..
echooner "Falcon and q canoe
Also st the Navy Yard in this CITY, NJ n o,oIoeh
on the same day, the schooner Bu .ns VISTA
WARD III. LAMON.
eko GONNA u u. g. Marshsl.
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MARsHAL's SALES
SSSSssf Sab tSSfk TIT

B. virtue Of pecrees Of the Distno, Court of the
soil q prblio sale, for cash. az the foot OF sxtb a.
vherf. or the Potems river, on MONDAY. the
otn Gay OF MAY next, ls52, oommenolpt a II ooiook
q m the cargo Of the schooner "Monterey,S cor
nsang q saltIeae COPPER. on, Bone Dust, ana
box OF Dry Goods and other MerohandIee
=, lfo, st the esu time and place the orafo of
the schooner Lookout" containing about Am
bushels Of Corn.
=, Also, ~ the same time and place, the osrro OF
the sch ooner "Sarah Ann" o ,ntaIninC about So
bushels Of Corn. WARD ri LAMON
ep S-eo&de ID. a Marshsf n n
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FUTURE DAYS.

By J. e. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auouontsrs.
EXCELLtNT NEARLY NEW HOUSE
kt5g. h., s AcessSs Tu u
o'oloet. We ,hs eel % the n sio: nee o. gentle
and MN @ fs soo DE- S urn aTs
s v1, TN e y. use, eonnstinl Of,
ssis., kssi.f.. .ad ssds cls%s.
s1 can. sss; sSs Iss
,IIsS, is :: eiE sS'ds'
MsSoI.n; ss'1 Ts-. sna Han oroloth.
Waluut, 81 ench and other Bsdstesds,
Eor chi |. CRIB and ssdaip5.
MCsss sps e s No. sSS Gs.mS., GeTs,
Gold Band Tc. Ser, China, eIsss. and Croehery
Rein gerator. Water Coylr,
sn nns,LI. y, Leaf D,gPIns I,.bls,
N . a.. .. c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auot..
By WALL q BERNARD. Auctioneer..
A DMINisTRAT0RT SALE OF EJECT
fI.Ti Mrslos.. Inos sars, ssD w o1E:, h uS.l
M sNR N fp SS1 ,ss 81, brmHsiruaanUn LukspAY
si the sss .H: c,s n 1Ti Rou ::
5St fenssyvsnis avenue, near the National Hetel,
Three spisrdid silver Pitchers, COST ESQ
liver SAVERS, Cestors saoops, Knives, and Eats,
fPs sIl Ft. soS fs sss siTs5 Ws
To Maroon Covered Tete s-fetes. two son.,
walnut Etagsre,
Walnut Marie top and other sideboarcs.
Marble top Ceatre snd other Tables and Covers,
Five elegant Rert Curtains, Fixtures. ana Cor
One elegant Mshogsny Extension Table, la feet,
f.rior, Arm and Binipf Casirs,
sS.pch Chine, eIsss Ware, and Table Cutlery,
Chshng And Meat Dishes,
Ispestry, Brussels, and other Carpets,
kugs, and 0llclo.he,
Bedsteads, Curled hair and ehuck Mattresses,
MehoEan, MsIble-tol Bureaus,
MAnut harbe-tcp Wsshetande and Fixtures.
MahoEsny erdro bes, zane seat ChsIrs,
lron sAfe, Tlltop McFAriaId's,
Two Refrigerator. n al act, Gas FiYtures
Nery suserIor COOKING etoye,
Kitchen Utensils,
merete. Terms cash,.
Ajax. HAY, Adninistrstor.
epS WALL a BARNARD. Anrfs
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THIRD WARD.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
The following ticket Will Be- eunported nv the
Union men ofthis Werd for re-el.eiior on the 6I,t
MONDAY In June next, viz: va INV III
For Mayor-RICHARD WALLACE
For AldeTman-JOSEPH f. BRoWN
d r. or ,G9mmon Gonneil-THOS LEWIS, ALEX,
ShEfHEHD; THOS. A. STEVENS
For Asseasor-HEHRY .. CURTIS.
CD 80 cost.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTs
LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING In THE
POST OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, ID. C.,
NAV 4. 1862.

IL Persons applying for letters IN the follovin,
list will please say thew are advertised; othervist
they may not receive them.
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GONE ONE: COME ALL, and buy your OUTFIT
- Of SPRING ard SUMNER CLOTHING. al
iarge stock Of Mems and Boys Clothing viii re-
sgsd on oI sasGsio! 81 not belDE able to get
Give BAR d BROTHER a trial. and the, will
. way do what 10 light. an 81 On.
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GAosh tTa TWAIN I'r1osAL,
Pennsyivanls Avenue, near Folrteenth Street and
W lllards' Hotel.
hBoNAnp GROVER. Lessee and Manager
n. b. fHlLLIPs-----....- Stage Manager
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WANIED-100 LADIES TO emoroider yokes,
w bands and sleeses, Psntaletts, skirts, Dollars
and sgfs, 81 $50 Seventh. street, between L and
NJ. The highest price laid for neat hands. stsedy
employ ment given to those who suit. Call next
Monday: il convenient, bring Q sample We have
0o choice patterns for stamp, M on eveYv deserp-
ton OF goods Also. an endless lot Of stamped
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WANTED, 70 cell . Horee, Wagon and Rar-

WINNER, a., sober: honest. sss,ys YOgNs
stand the care RI bis horss aud wagon; Also, milk;
must come Vel Recommended. Also. two Men to
sHsss Ioso' pser ne hrss tolgs>es sDseNs
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THE rrAscIPArIos PROCLAMATION.

The New York Albion Eagl,h organ) has the TO-
lowing comments Of Mncolns atrocious proclamation
This Is general emancipation held in isrorsm ever the
South il il DO q not s allegiance before New
Yesr5 day. With broad hint 20 the ner ,thas they
Gre q. liberty to cut their masters msesses hrosts
II there be any hesitation about the matter.
A for Earope, il is udictous deluson 10 inns gine
shat any sentimental esc. will be produced BY the tady
adoption Of Gliding scale principle. does not need
the sarcssm Of Times, the magnity OF Saturday
Review, TO point out the holloVness ct policy thai ID
made contingent dates. II the South DO beaten and
submit in SO days Slavery s the law Of the land If the
operation Iequirea 80 days to Il c. Il thoroughly, emlr
cpstion tskeI it, place AgNu, if from the sentmen
taty Of Exeter Hall you turn TO the interested views
predominant. s. he Tull RIGS, what f3llows Is inter-
yenion reDdred less probable, inssmuch as 10 difficulty
in procuring Cotton, might succeed 'oal csssstoa i1
producing Isl Is the universal confusion which would
ensue upon sudien emancipation, and the consequeri
abandonment Of al hopes OF a supply, very tempting
pros2ect for those who looking srIousy for the
hou, when peace-nst anAIchy-shal be proclaimed p
Never belitveit
We still bod tnat nothing can or will induce British
Intervention but il Great Britain were ruled and NOV
to socn By The principles Attributed to her BY mort
American wriars Of te day. the receipt OF Precedent
Lncoins emf-cipsion edct would DO the signal for
aband u n elt OF neutrality.
The Washington correspondent Of New Yoik paper
siys:
As there s much Inquiry 10 regard to the position Of
tie different members of the Cabinet ca the emancips
ton proclamation, it proper to gate tina! at Cabinet
meeting oa TuetdAy the question Of its approval was
not submitted by the Prcsdent be having inside up HE
mind to th. act and being desrou, Oaly of cona1asn
on or three OF is csuses but It is known that Score
tary Chase has from the fs tssn most decided advo
cate Of tho measure In which be hs been moderately
slsfinod By Sscre.ai:s Wsllss and Bates. Secretary
Stanton las log favored any c,ossure that will strike
ssv;ry though 20: pcci4iy a,vocs ing this pfeclanl
ton. Secretary Bar con 1uns biGIer 10 bis oppos
ton 10 tie last OF late wal Secretary Smith. secre
tlry Sawa hss oil along esn kaoTn TO be uoavoable
to toe act horgl no; ou pok.n in his opposition C.
SscIet.ry B ar.
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rulr NJ orrnILt.s ~, paLya
TIE opsre'ioas Of" grill E" On tie wcs,crn =

Tire opareions Of suril 8" on tie Wosorn waters
are Indicated ia To % 10 rug 'elsgaa':
HrNPas. Ssu. rs The $50 lussF Eag re. bound from
Cairo to Gempti, h.iel yesterday az RariqpS,
!ho hsslssipp! river U90n landing, the olsrk ven,
ashore ard vas Immediately sezd bJ guai.lias, who
had previously been concealed To s:serar irms
ds.lg backed utI The rvo', Hisl ibl reb', opslc
6s ur,n ber The Edgsne, htE rslu'a sip 10 night
vii .sss up company at soldiers 20 deerOy tha plsc,
HELENA, Atksnsas September 26.--Tbe ram Queen Of
the West ard tha transports allan aud AlhAmoa de-
scendei the rvor aud fr.y niles boloH the mouth OF the
A,kiusas, the gue.is I'D OH the boats at Pfeutifs
k!Ilieg one can. Ga returning a secopd attack Was
m .do by fif.en hundred eusrsas, under Vlipgue st
Pren,iss The boats answered wish shot AMI Shell kl
log twenty seven rsbes and drivHS them bok t0W-ri5
yar Our losa was three killed and several wounded
Our c,s demba and burned the toWn Of Prsnd
CINCINNATI, 8 ptsnber 2s "A body Of 500 rebel
cavalry, las. night dasied into Augusta, Kanlueky,
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While gentleman Is away from bis homo, attending
10 the business Of tbs country engaged in the army
the meauest deputy tsx collector appointed BY the Sc.
cretary of the Treasury sell him out and take all
that be hes for taIss Such bill this, with srch pro-
visions was bound to engender strife, and the people
would and ought to resent aud resist it.
The speaker quoted largely from Allison and Adam
Smith on financial schemes He reviewed the action OF
the Roman Empire Ia the Second Punic War; as hayitg
,sued paper currency which was the salvation Of the
Empire BE recalled the action Of the British Parlia.
ment In making treasury notes legal terdsr BE read
extracts from Macaulay the great Eogsh debt, and
showed that there was no for trepitstop for al
though the people of England had been trembling with
fear Of being sngulphed In insolvency yet they were
safe to this day.
As for himself he was for requiring duty Of 10 par
cent ad valorsm on all cotton tobacco row owned
here by ftrgn agents. or persons claiming to be non
resdents before /. should 90 out of the country 1.-THE
Goyerumeut had at first bought the cotton, and then
borrowed what was necessary, she would have been .
wealthy nation and there would bavs bean no cry OF
wrongs done and crowds Of claims for property destroy
| cd by the Government.
We mrs, stand up for currency and not resort TO
invidious and perfious aud unnecessary schemes "a
| keep up credit.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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o,r ,IYLo,'s PLANTATION piuxpIaID.


The Montpelier Journal contains letter from SOL
der Of the Vermont sh dated Camp A!snand, August
2s In which he states tia! the previous Thu siay
the property of General Richard Taylor ston Of old
General Taylor 10y whom it q1eshsd 10 him. w
oobfscated toe being In the Rsbel army. The
slaves $50 in number we're all declared tm,acpaed,
while tks plantation was pundersd By tho Uaion SOL
NSn. According TO the writer:
ut Is one Of the most splendid plantations that ever
saw. There are on IL 100 OF sugar cane which
must rot upon the ground if the Government does TO.
harvsst il wish you could have seen the soldiers
puuder this plantation. Alter the stock driven eff
the boys began by orderpg the slaves bring every
thing there was eat and drink. They brought out
hurdreds of bottles Of vine, eggs, preserved figs and
peaches turkeys, chickens and honey in any quantity
brought away large camp kettle and trying pirs
that belonged to old General Taylor, and also many of
his private papers. nave one letter Of bis hand.
wiring, aud many from Secretary Iafcy-scme from
General Scott and tone from the uaitcr Ford.
brought TO camp four bottles Of clare; ~ne Lieu;en
ant brOugh. awcy half u barrel Of the best syrup
from the sugar house, aad brgs eau Of honey.
The camp kettle and pans / intend to send home
They arc made OF heavy tin covered with copper.
think will send home the private papers by mail II
/ do not lot any one have them. The camp Is loaded
down with puudsr-al kinds Of clothing, rings, chez
guus pistols swords and some Of Gsnora Taylors old
hats aud coats, bel sSords-snd, in fact, every old
/ relic he had ia worn about the camp.
| - You and every one may be thankful that YOU
are out Of the reach Of plunderng armies. Hsre krs
/ whole fsmies Of women and chiliren running In the
woods-arge plantations entirely dessrtedrothlng lcf
except slaves old to awsy-a kinds OF tho bes
mahogany furniture broken to p.eces. Nothing u 70
spected."
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TWO DAYS LATER NEWS.

The Europr With dates to the 2lst Mt, had arrived
OF Cape Rice. The political news Is unmportsnt
The London Times denounoes the policy Of the sbol.
tioniss Of the Unted States in the NEST uIqasIE d
terms ssssrs that they ssekrg TO rsise the
groes Of the South sgarss their nss,ers Il lie me
article hr. Liucolns emancipation proclamation is can
dsmnsd beforehand and such seton Of the President 10
characterised as "erme and blurder"
Canton dates Of August 10 represent iha. Ca ton a.
hGcoa bad been visited by vioen. iyphocn. Immerss
damage was caused to properly, and forty h.ussnd
lirGs we're lcs..
The Liverpool cotton market vas frmer OF h. goth
Of September, but closed quiet, without c!a2ge in
prices. Breadsufs were steady, hu. dull, sEd pro.
visions a.! on the day. Oonscls closed in London
On 20.b OF SEPTEMBER at s3t 90 SIS fer money
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COrFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE.
THuRsDAr, October 2. 1852.
The Senate met at II o'cl,ck, A. II. Prayer BY Rev.
Geo. We. doriige, of the Episcopal Church.
-s PERSONAL IxrLASATIoN.
Mr.. YANCEY, OF Ala read and commented upon
extracts from pamphlet puTporting to DC the speech
of Hon. JANIS PHKLAs, Senator from Mississippi, or
the question Of e1smptipg s.ices OF the pace iron
con crpton, rspslipg tho language therein used q
persops character which he said had not been uttered
in his hearing uttered ct all when the speech was do
Hvered in the Senate. q,
used the lar guage quoted from the pamphlet or words
of similar import aud that he was provoked TO 60 60 py
the rsrnsrks and manner Of the Senator from ALABAMA
(kr YAScIr) etc.
a. We have not spaos for as full report as would 40
astic, TO tho two Senator'S and meagre sketch would
iail 70 do 20
TIE MAINE CORPS.
The House sm sndments to the Senate bill In refer
enco to eulsmens in the marine corps were sSreed TO-
TIE k1EXPrIox BILL
The Senate exemption bill, with the House amend
ment5 thereto, was taken up
Ca motion Of Mr.. SPARROW, Of La, the Senate re-
fused to concur in the amendments, and asked Tor
Committee Of Conference.
BLUE MOUNTAIN AND ROME RAILROAD.
The House bill authorizing toe President to have con
sructed rNIoadt Tor military PURPOSES petNeNn Da"e
Mountain, Aa, and Rome, Ga, and spproprislos
81 600 600 Tor tho construction Of same, was passed
yeas IA, IaJs4.
TRAYS MISSISSIPPI NAILS.
The Senate bill providing for the transportation ci
mails acroes the Mississippi river was passed.
oRDYR OF TEE DAY.
At one o'clock the bill to reprees the atrocities OF the
ea DIV wss skSn up "a the order OF the day, and, %
molten OF kr. WIGFALL, transferred TO the secret
cal near.
Ca molten of Mr. SPARROW, the Senate resolved
into secret Legislative session.
lLIKF BILL.
When the doors were reopened, Mr.. BROWN, o
Niss frcm the Committee of Naval Affairs, presented
bill Tor the relief OF certain ;ers oil tho Dayy aid 9
the marine CORPS VITO we've arrested and imprisoned II
he United a!es TOR resignng their commissions, AZ
vsrs subsequently, commissioned in the OJnietIrap
service The bill allows them pay from the date OF ths
arrest. Ii WAS placsd on the calendar,
MESSAGES FROM THE President.
Several communications in wiring from The Presider
Of the eieta'e States we're rccsved-one 10 refer
ere. 10 the Pest 0iHce D,pArtnert, enclosing ccm
munication from tie Postmaster General ctirg the 81
t.nticn O. Congress the TACT that The nue. OF hi
vii not be ct fcie1t to meet the ,1pendl
,urss sfsr Isl March nsI required by the Consli,E
tio1 and urging such atioG on the sutjsc IS MAJ
b. defmSd sdSissbls.
o. mciiol the senate So turned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-03
(Sc 81
- prsnrrr ng nr rHANK. Id cnNn, Enrr rlprAgn

JOINT RF5OTTr on OF THANK b. TO CONMANDHr FARrASD,
OF IHE COSfE- E7ATa SAVG, HsNIJE UFHCEI IL CON-
HAEb - tbs NaVNL hsD AilTNEY y'NC :, ASD
c PrAIp A tEE-FEI, \ NOR N4LtiAEY gg4CEs, ASD
THE fFfC n trD MsE UItE THfiR OyIaAND Z
DfEwaYs BLUFF, % rue ,srH BAY q.
Rrot 81 ~ - loEgrsss ne confederate SAFES " Asrd,
d. he thar n euIus ous, I'D h-reuT
rot ro-dilIy tut Conm ud Pa and teior al
lnyaand = @ 20 .baei naval AMI tar f1rccs cng D.
I'D Opt IN surS, all t1ry 'zr gud hsrs
and ne ulie ,i 20 the CREST snfl Vi tory
red ever the layl fcei u TIE IItl stat-f 10 he rn
gag eut the 1854 iEY OF A., 1881 80 Bug
gA t-y urlEe entu protr ID 1t sac
heveI yco he u iron eli, giuboats Of n en-
tmT tile al who Contributed thereto 10 the gratitude q the
country
Rsered further shat the Pre1sut lie rscl5Ltsd IN rpsopr
ate General Uritr uncEie The foreg Tessluon 10
the Cd 70 and men 70 rhen It u ali eSssd.
Approved Lepts nicer l6, 1854