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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxvvu,h coNekEss-see.nd Session.
MONDAY, January 9.

sKNATE.-Mr Nesmith presented the credeu-
tals Of his colleague, Mr.. Benjsmtn Shrke elected
to the Senate in place Of the late Senator Baker,
deceased.
Mr. Fessenden objected 10 his being then sworn
In and moved the reference OF his credentials, to-
gether with certain documents In his (Mr. r "a
possession, going to show Mr.. starke 10 be an
Svowed secessionist, &c.
Thereupon there arose q discussion upon the
motion Of Mr.. Fessenden, In which that gentle
man, MIR. Bright, Mr., sumner, Mr.. Trumbull,
until the expiration Of the morning, when the
subject went over until tomorrow.
Many resolutions 81 no especial Interest were
presented and duly disposed Of.
Mr. Wilson reported back from the Military
Affairs Committee the bill 10 prevent arrests and
imprisonments (of State prisonersl without Law,
&c, with substitute; which was committed
Mr.. Wilson Introduced a resolution 20 Inquire
by what and whose authority Cyrus Seymour bad
been appointed a brigade sutler 10 Gen. Sickles's
brigade; adopted.
HousE.-A resolution instructing the Commit
tee on Military Affairs to inquire into the eIpedi-
OF regiments in the United Suites service, with
the same rank and pay a. captains Of cavalry was
adopted.
Mr. Duell introduced a resolution instructing
the Committee on the District Of Columbia 70
inquire into the expediency Of reporting a bill
providing for the establishment OF a steam ere
engine organization, for the city Of Washington,
similar 20 that OF Phi rdelphia and the necessary
reservoirs for the Of the same; adopted.
Mr.. r.. Conkling rose 20 a privileged question,
in relation to the reply of the War Department t0
the resolution Of inquiry whether any investiga-
ton had been made into the Ball's Bluff disaster.
That Department had returned an evasive answer,
and Il was the duty CT the House TO compel, IL
possible. an investigation into the blunder which
be regarded as tie most atrOcious military murder
ever committed In our history. The subject had
been made issue between the reg lar and
volunteers and letter had appeared In the New
York Times asserting II the friends Of Col. Baker
sought an investigation, the friends Of Gen. stone
would make The inquiry recoil upon the origina-
tors with detrimsnt 10 the memory Of Col. Baker
Mr.. Conkling reviewed the circumstances con-
nected with the battle, and offered a resolution
declaring the reply Of the War Department un-
satisfactory, and directing the Secretary Of War
TO furnish the information called for.
Mr.. Richardson proceeded 10 address the House
in opposition 70 the resolution when our report
closed
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rHE LATEST BY TBLBGRAPH
THE AFFAIRS up RIVER

PoINr OF RecKs, Jan. S.-SiI thousand retsls
attacked the Sth Connecticut regiment near Han.
cock yesterday, who were protecting the railroad.
After slight skirmlsh, our men retired 10 this
side OF the Potomac 10 await reimbursement. In
the meanwhile the rebels destroyed the rsIlroSd
and telegraphic lines, breaking our commuaIcs-
ton with Cumberland. Gen. Lander 10 march,
ing to the relief Of the 5th with Sufficient force
The loss on either side 10 unknown, but believed
to be trifing. The rebels have been shelling our
camp at Intervals all day. Our artillery respond
ed TO their shells which did no mischief
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"ENrERrRIsE" AND THE HucxsrERs.-Edito,
STAY: In your issue Of December 31st, ! notice q
communication signed Enterprise" complain
Ing Of the wood and coal dealers and hseEsfer,
In regard 10 the former have nothing 70 saw, but
on behalf OF the latter class wish 10 refute one
two base calumnies
This Enterprise makes the sweeping charge
that the "hucksters" razee their measures consid-
erably," and also, ''when you purchase an article
from one OF them for twelve cents and give them
a quarter, only twelve cents change 10 returned"
.na s a.eIp,ise closes By o6:erving that :. as he
our city fathers should /" heavily nne" and :" i'm
prison. all hucksters selling by false measure
and giving false change" " Enterprise" 10
worthy exponent Of a certain class Of people who
sxist q win not say livs) in city, who expect
to 60 TO market with quarter. get basket full,
and carry home considerable change. They will
article they desire is ATTY cents a peck, e1claim:
ION! apples are 50 dear-well, give me quarter
Of peck, anyhow-give me good measure-here,
take 1t out Of this quarter, and don't take but
twelve cents" "Enterpri.e" il perhaps a rela-
tive Of the man who, few days ago, approache
one OF our principal apple dealers, and asked II
ne could have two large apples (worth six cents)
tive. be calculated WY, can get 5osr Ike
them for penny to Bosting."
And this Mr.. " Enterprise Is going to &c osiId
up Warrington really don't know how we
at home, long ere this, the grass Nigh have been
growing on Pennsylvania avenue, and our princi-
pa! places OF business might have been the abode
Of bats and owls. I wonder IL all the Inhabitants
OF his native village, Tor the last town he bxilt
spy didn't turn out en- and petition him to
stay. assure him, IL he will take walk through
market, he will receive q most sntkxsiastie well
come.
Seriously, Mr. Editor, the statements Of your
correspondent are 20 meanly false and Hbelous,
that they could not be permitted to remain unno-
nced i do not intend to take position Of an apol-
ogist for anything wrong or criminal, but desire
to place on record, for the benefit Of Enterprise
and Others Of his class my belief, founded on an
Intimate acquaintance with most Of them, that,
as class, more upright, Honest and generous
body Of men than the hucksters are not to be
found In w ashington, and they would not stoop
to the mean actions Imputed to them by your
correspondent The hand Of the unfortun ate and
suffering among mankind 10 seldom held out to
them In vain. There are dishonest men In every
business, but no more In this than any other and
| II Enterprise can do nothing more than libel his
peers, would suggest that there is ample room
Tor his talents among New England's hills and
valleys and the prairies Of the West. DELTA.
By order Of J. M. Cruit, L. Neumeyer, and the
hucksters generally. Its
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the neck until he be Dad, on Monday. the eth
day Of January. 1882, st such time and place
within the limits Of this District a. the Provost
Marshal Of Washington and Georgetown may d.
rect
By command Of Major General Mcclellan.
8. WILLIAMS, ASH Adj. General.
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FIRE AT TENALLYTowN THAT small but spicy
sheet, The Pennsylvania Thirteenth, Of Saturday
last, has the following item:
The handsome structure recently erected by
the Brigade Quartermaster for a guardhouss vas
prisoners escaped, Il Is Supposed the loss Of life
was considerable. Owing TO ih walls being con-
structed Of the wood furnished our camps for fuel
they were uninjured by the flames, and the struc-
ture will again be put under roof"
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LAUNCHES FOR THE UPFKR Potomac.
Twelve Of the 6ne launches from tie navy yart
have gone through Georgetown per ohesspeafe
and Ohio Canal. These lsuschs are Banned BY
thirty men each.