davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-02-11

E The New York Evening Rbst says:
Letters from our commercial agent at Hayti,
state that President Geffrard will send white
Minister to Washington if Haytiis recognized,
as no eolored man Of any standing would sub-
NIT to the inferior position he would nccessa-
rl1y occupy.
- The United States arnory at Spring
field, Mass, has attained its promised manu-,
factnre Of over 10000 riaes month-10,5N
being The number turned ont In January.
Since the 1st Of July 4, 600 have been made
Fourteen hundred men arc employed.
, 1862-02-11

F Copies Of tho New York Tribune Of
January 2sth, containing the oRly printed re-
port of the Potter Committee in full, are held
at fabulous prices in Washington, and are
eTe1 loaned around ut IS ceats reading.
, 1862-02-11

Tie Senate Of the Delaware Legislature
1as followed the example Of the House. and
passed III act declaring tho forfeiture Of the
lottery privileges granted Some years since to
now free Of lotteries.
, 1862-02-11

D Coin is so scarce in Washington that Il
bill has been introduced in Congress authoriz-
ing the city government to issue small notes,
not exceeding s1o0, 900, redeeulable in United
States Treasury notes.
, 1862-02-11

The Wisconsin Legislature, having cut
down the prices for publishing tax lists and
other legal advertisements, proposes to throw
4 sop to the printers By exetnpting their ma
terials, to the amount Of IL 600, from forced
en1a
, 1862-02-11

HThe respite Of Gordon, the slave trader,
until the 2lst inst, has thrown lin and his
wife into an agony Of distress, inasmuch as
they have now no further hope of his pardon.
Mrs. Gordon will, however, make one moro
desperate effort, this time through Mrs. Lin.
cfifn
, 1862-02-11

re- The New York Chamber Of Commerce
has adopted resolutions in favor Of the legal
tender clause in the Treasury Note bill.
, 1862-02-11
FROM BURNsrpr,s EXPEDITION.

The Movement at Ldst-IAe Squadron al in tic
!Sound-Dese7te,s from the Rebezs-IHeir In
teseaing Story" Yopo,.'' Leaves -Dsstinatio,s
-bsitisely Knoscn to the Re5ess in Adoanee-
From Roanoke ISland-Ex- Cor. Wise on
hand, dc.
, 1862-02-11
The New York cpnuuariaZ ddtertise

sB The New York Commercial 4deert;aes'
says It Is significant Of the intelligence and
patriotism Of the State Legislature that q bill
is already reported at Albany, from the Mill
tary COMMITTEE there, asking one million Of
dollars from the State, for the defense Of New
York harbor: New York city is almost de-
feuseless, and tho State will come to the
rescue. So far as the lakes are concerned,
those who know the character Of the marine
Of those Seas, It is said, will be more easy.
The ono side Of the lake Is thronged with
men, and while there are no harbors on Ill
those coats comparable to Coburg and Whitby,
and others Of Canadian construction, the en-
ergetic sailors arc On our side.
, 1862-02-11

~ The Pittsburgh (Pa-) Gazette mentions
that Assistant Secretary Thomas A. Scott, OF
the War Department, now on a visit West, has
contracted for the sole use Of certain railroads
during period Of six days, commencing at q
given date, for the transportation Of troops
from the Potomac to Kentucky.
, 1862-02-11

ed to be neutral, and TINT his own military
preparations were simply to enforce that neu.
traity. When oil WAS ready, Tilghman went
oyer With Buckner to the rebel sfde.
, 1862-02-11

lowing table is compiled from documents re-
cciyed from the United States Census Office:
, 1862-02-11

@ The only instance on record Of the cS-
pulsion Of q United States Senator actually
present at the time Of expulsion, other than
Mr. Bright, is the case Of John Smith Of Ohio,
expelled in 1905 for 4 supposed completely iu
Burr's treason. The Virginia and Missouri
Senators, and Breekinridge Of Kentucky,
were indeed expelled at this session, but they
had already vacated their seats and gone oycz
to the rebels,
, 1862-02-11

ET Col. Hazard, the brutal West Pointer
Tho was made Colonel Of the 37tth Indiana at
the time when @expcrienced officers" were
IN demand, is still under arrest for cruelty to
his men, and ncgro-catehing; and it il said
charges Of dis1oya1ty will he preferred against
him on thc t1ial ROW soon to conc Of. The
regiment is at Bacon Greek, Ky.
, 1862-02-11

H In addressing letters to volunteers in
Kentucky. it is the better way to send them to
Louisville, whence they will be forwarded to
the regiment wherever it is The Louisville
postmaster is constantly informed Of all
changes in location. Write the nsme Of the
regiment and company in full.
, 1862-02-11

- 4 daring villain named Lane has been
arrested for robbfng the mails on the cara be-
tween Buffalo aud Cleveland, and it now ap-
pears that no less than eight or nine bags Of
the most secure pattern, have been cut open
on the Lake Shore trains going both east and
west, and valuable letters abstracted A
Toledo bag going 10 New York was riaed Of
$500. Special agents Of the Post Office Dc
partment had been engaged in fcrreting out
the mystery, but unvaring1y without success,
until they caught Lane at It.
, 1862-02-11

The hindrancc to lease Of the Wall
Street Exchange Building, New York, for a
Custom House, is that the American Bank
Note Company, occupying the upper rooms,
cannot arrange their business to move to
other quarters; and although there arc ac-
conmodations enough for both, it has not
been the custom of the Government to occupy
q building in common with other tenants.
, 1862-02-11

~ The Union Democratic Convention Of
New Hampshire, at Concord. last week, nomi
mated Paul J. Wheeler, Of Newport, for Gov
ernor; and Josephus Baldwin, Of Nashua, for
Railroad Commissioner. The Convention was
pretty well attended, and its resolutions arc
patriotic and warlike. Governor Berry is the
Republican candidate for reelection, and Geo.
Stark, Of Nashua is for a second time the regu-
lar Democratic candidate.
, 1862-02-11

The feet will be arranged III three divisions,
as follows:
Flag slip 1sidc-wheel gunboat Octorara, Com
nlander D. D. Porter, commanding
fi7*t DiEisioa nientenant Watson Smith COM @
Oliver Lee, VIM. Bacon, Afletsa, c. 2. Williams,
Para.
iSccond Dic;s;on Iieutenant ". ". Queen COM
mandinge eSchooners r. A. Ward alag yessel,
George Nangun. Adolphua Huge1- Matthew Vassar,
Jr,. Sidney 9. Jones, Maria J. Carlton 0ryetta-
neutrality-suspicious. ]. Griffith {fag vessel,
Racer, Sarah Brnen, Sea Foam Qb1ig tigsed}. Hen
n Jones, Dan Smith.
The Horace Beale and A Houghton are also
of the hotilla- It is understood they will car
r. only ordnance and ordnance stores and sub
Sisttncr
, 1862-02-11

- Tic Tuscola GILL; Shield, Of the 9Th
inst, mentions ia singular and distressing
accident'' which occurred on Monday. 4
gentleman named Evans, coming from the
post Office, Was knocked down by 4 flying
goose, and was first supposed 10 have been
killed. Up to Wednesday he remained in
sensible. The goose, however, was instantly
killed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02
BY 'E'EE1EG AESE5H
TO THE FREEMAN.

WASHINGTON, Nov %. The Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue has given notice that tax
stamps for kilograms are ready for delivery, aud
he senders OF messages will be required, on and
after Monday Dee. /, to place "a stamp On each
TEL gram and cancel 1t, with the date and int
tnls Of the writer. Telegraph companies
throughout the country will require compliance
WITH the law on and after Monday Mex.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80 While Gen. Burn
'sidr was here be impressed friends with WHOM
he c1nyersed with the fullest confidence that h'
has all the troops that he desrles, and that h'
| /, ready To maze IL vigorous uee OF them.
/ /. ID rumored tult Qurtsrm Geu
| Meg- may soon take the fell.
\ displlch q the PnI4de'pha Ea4npr say
that Gen Stabl was sent on. BY Gen. SlS'
from Fairfax, aud drove the rebels throug
Smoker Gap to within four miles OF Wluche'
ter
raroo stand Of col3rs md quantity Of am
an4 stores aud Il number Of prisoners Wei
mkan
Information from Richmond saws hat t
waoIe rebel almy oorth Of Richmond is l-ss 'hu
i00 0oo fary 1V p.cuty ol raw lroas on
but c.othin; ], scare.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

DKowskD ---J.mss kitIs, labOrer, tel iron
the dosA uear she p's1ius mih bionday nigns
about uigu1 olvck anu sasuIoNned. lie nad
been ~ work On a boat whose position nad
been cnaogeu, without hs kuOwi'dee, ami IL 10
coulec ursd that ns supposed ne Was aoous "
ssap pOu tne Ooal sn1a ho Nas precipllased
ins1 ,ne lake. Durhny,oa 1mtS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

Mausded's Dspeusatury says that most OIL
the >ar.ap,fiilA 81 size 5aopS IS iaert and worth
less d.. Ayor IA hls rritiu-s ON tins drug
s4.,e. tnlt no. 1aiy Is l. inert - iunnd IN The
shops but 81 also are N 'si OF ne Preparations
lom IL or bearing tie udne. l4e SAOws, how
ever. mat thls t-cL Afisss from lie u-e Ui worth
less varieties, 1r uaskiiills preparations by Ia
rnnupe,en. msu; ;hat the true NJ diclu4l Str.
,aparllls (,aua os,lax od uf .ne tropics,
wncn iresl,I gathered IA me bad, / onr ol
,hc most edoctosl al:e,Atlyes 80 p Iosess, Com
hin.d win other -I6sta0ces Vt great steraay
power, ike Iodlus, S'uhsglA, DJcs, K, II
IN .Ges Aver. Comp EG,. Vi STsp., wulch We
hays rsa,1n u believe IL Ons Ot no mos, cfscS
ual remedies lor hdnlys, skin diseases aud for
pa flying tao blo1d winch hiss ever Yet been
iound oy anyb 'dy,-BmyOr 81 Mercury,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

"A - nan traced hr.Ay The historv of tho Vssum H.
~ ard Conn.c,icu River Voley Road from the
~, ',r,ntina of Tho cor,or AMI the o,nn'ioc Of
,r.,,;,a',. oe ,ha V.la an1 ,ha c,ut.l;.'s of
lu' .,'.,, da;, 80 ,ha ,,s...n, ,;,na ~, poson
,,, s;i,ad ,la ar.,,a. ,,,a, ~
p''a' "%.d r'nI. ,nd ,h,r aJ ,ha ro,d had
L,,, l,h,d,., no.., .,n,o,aL ,h,, ,hs =
Gee" "D'''' y. a..N P'''''' WOW
Wv, Il '.ra ,l.., o.,I r.o.o,.tl, bava
',a.a,al h ocoari,,c. u;,h N. caodi.
,h. ch,,'., # w,sths d,,, oftt. sla,a
,n,rd IA. ,i,bt. M ,h,t ro,d and +, oh.
'''" " o,t,u. ,n ',,,,l,.l canI.',.,, ,,,,, ,ycb
has who had bui he road had advanced their
II, .,..t.f IN. tu.'lo,.p,, tho i,tor4st. n
,,.d ~. Grind 'r-,cl) ,osrot
.,ls ..rc,,,n., lance. in ar.orl,ncs wi,h an
"" ', ....-',o..,,,.t, .,,,rl+o ..,.,..llo j..
I"F ,,,.,,h ,h. t,..,.I.,,.., h.,l L.,o,,,',
'cu''
c"t' ~ j., ;-,,... =. o,,o
f,,,'.. T'.'.,c,.,', ,'l',. and rro,.
veu H.. Litor, az Ne p,>>umDyc road
is lLa Uoo>r would indulge him in ma.
~ l...,.,.,o,,,. l,yio,a Gs..to, ,pop Inc
"'@ r,3.- n,...4t,,,.n H.. lien rrl.t-gI
S''J' .,.., ce t1o e-tor.r..c which ,he I.,.ex
'"' ,J r.,o..ss X ac.onuii.h.-tir ear-
CUM '..'.. t.,....,,. r,.d. vrb a' Canada II
'.' ,.~,.,t.I,,I p,rd
w. p...uu.,e r.a ne Concluded could not
r.r .t. le,i.I,t.,u which had
.,... ,...,iaeI N "a, y.pw al ;ast
r....t- ar,4 ia r.ght DO an, suca
,,i..u.l..4s h4l Been rrrrcd ln. ln 'rutr
@'.'i'I ,,'..,,. ...e...n.. th.rc Lslt1eea
''...,. .,4. .r0 conceded. die yei, point uua il
n Ue.ao.a .I-o n reference 10 Che claim
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02
SOLsD ILl1Aes'
Paw. Pen ions and tsUunties

=, AT uuacr. gned having de fay rabie arranse.
meats arr norp pared ogvs tnei sstentoa IL
the eoiv.ton at a ie NJ eia,As apSn u uov,ram nj
In laver " he diss ehllr Il J,ce.s soldiers,
ar tn Z. snr u 90 ~ d. ahted N tas Sxsilg
nrrCniN On ~ ELL, Attorneys al Law.
West k.nlelph Oeo. /, 1864 foo2f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

WASHINGTON, Nov 80. dIspa'ch from Leu.
Commander Bran, daIsd the Is n, r'por's that
4Her giving cads, 20 i senJOnsr tne p.r,iis rlh
Der asuOre. Nith tea shells til 80 unloading
her sero dispersed ohe proved to Do the Eng
ish schooner ARIEL 81 I4uax ihIre we're no
payers or cOurs on board.
A tne SANE time another scnooner was as
covered To tne westward, winch Vas pur uel
aud ais. ran ashore. On boarding her snc
proved 70 be he EIgIlsh schooner Aon Maria,
ol \ .so4u, n +, No pap-rs or colours we're
luuud On unarl,
Toe earsOys c( these y,ssrls we're principally
sa,t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

when III, most dist aga sa-i phfc "a, All n tha. SEQ
VIII. 30 AMI liver Sirul is tn o-r bpoi pdrih er
kn,sp say viii uot thsss are shotsl sin luln rs
o. auy tmplr ~ u h,sl1i ~ rs .dsnowetfrd REM
edy Salyh ysess cas- shav ssrn eurel ~ he use oi
thIs d~d.ctle. wlia al cen ltss nave ta.ied
The s.ood IS he. Why 40. ps,pas 10 81 fsm)vins
from ina 80 Il ali p)ts1nols bum 'rs,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

ClEr's CAtuLarlo GASDtas -a pltstiou Of the heart
,r qaenuy eaussd by iniises ion OF reax state {
The nervous sy,t'm Aeoarss u Z " wsrAs Of these
,nyaluse m,dicass sili lmiRisa he irregular throb-
hing snd by renewing che snafce, restore IL VA al
pusA ion. ssssg hv tuaotluns, Mt 20 force 1hem,
10 hs tue secret 81 success. CAteJ', IN dittn AMI
tr.N men are ba.sj on tn imp lass VI ualur-hy an
bnatipg the eaus. ht feet disappears Sid by I
sruvasls at "a, ts. per eDx Ill
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

Thl. is an &c # Imp oveA.nis, u would seem IS
though % ,ts ton va bel perfected Many th1asht
hst n en he system ~ aaaaop by vas ilscs'e ed
thai the elixir " VII CHI VS. perPstu4.s ne Vas
found. Il was SreA slrie toward hat An II u
In, upt r, aohrd he rxpsca ons u the ssngunc ~
ITS friends Improvements m de BY Doc u n1rd 10
his ,ys,em OF hsmsrps tura'iyss, eush l. satisfy
every nsdy hat th,r Is A. least cure u all mos
ali he diseases 20 whea nish ish.n Tue wonderful II
net dap ptic piit. Z isslf Is sufsent - ,nor
talE his nams bu, besides that h. h, Or pred frV
other d Gefent slnds, reinsdl all rq1ally smiien
A full ASSORTMENT sod ny FredE SIN h, hsstpeirr,
VI Ageat Or ssnt psi mat rec,ips Of pfioe % cts
per box hy ". ) SURF &c wh,e.ts, >oston dt's', r
fliliu Ice, 80 Vitt>a sres Nss York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

RkESsE.-A speciS. 1rfes-t ''a 1" -sa-
insson " tho itibase says the receipts or reSe-
nue. Stamps ut She othce oil the Con'Dlss'ones oil
Internal Revenue iur Cue weeK endius Nov Il,
amounted 10 more than - S0u ,OUO,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

~ thi h-sap.ake llo5pi al, tJrt'ess Monroe Va,
june l1l, ~ AN +. 49, % y. ~ W R-ement son
OF u Il +, Nils Of East warren, aged 70 years and
mon b.
ma Woodbury., Oct ioh, ef diptier'a. Lanra Auu.
4 noun, a,a 1o,,,s
Nciu.urie who fn..lafleItom
-rtr your H. ktuAtrdso tha toHb;
tr.tdga, et yl,.,. Cht .t,,,.. ,,, f,,t...t
Ih.v A .e, IN i .u...td ..r.n ga
, r, , t
H'' ~ * IL - ~ IA
:. n.e' wa " N1.h'''i' VAN d q" ~
a. ,. AZ t .t..,, ,t...,,
.''"' 49, '''l "' "ha Me%Achl.
/ ~
~ 49, i'"tA % aHeF' ~ i'h lrel-
r.,fa, ,rSP Il tt, .",' w. IVY y, hNei"'
"s."s 49, W. VIM" Lg'P i-Ahy pfaF' heafts aE
''N' 90 ''' !''' % u4''
n 'lHd esrH NHy p VI J.1u Furar, aGsl 20 years
lYn t,hir, No7 ih, OF typh ii fever Mr. WIlli2m
luckt &, a.. IS years.
inCar th october 81, Frederick samuel son e san
uel IS aud An lia o. ~ q as,dl d 1t
Aiso sept ~ cr ear. Of l'rops, On ,bo brin 10 nia,
|rrgcoaah u nilIa F,aq44non and n ,,s,s ol.o
Noyem0 2th ,ft,plod ser, Mary Iaterla H. ased
YEA : and 4aay children of hr ltnau and urs
uarret ~ Pnr,er Ius by ibis mysirrigu. proyide e.
lave thesc f cte parents 1eru byrrav-d n these q ms
Of Ir hou.rfo A. within the short 4eae. of ~, nonths
and ief. chIdess God eur, mis- efi,con "a hem
In .bu VI ,eobrr I7tb ~ Wbo,r,,, c,,ts R,,is
,dela DE- only daug Ter Il ar, and Nr, N.nalean a
| Rogers AGED Two nIobtbs "
| f., .r,Ltrd s,tt * - con.rru.,i., t,.a ,A
v Ift of -t,,art tha.e ,g.i A. i'''H' '""''
| In Yea ham. Nv sth ~ pL.br ir.. .rsd Ar v..,.
IA Al u a ~ II 4 - ~ Al
oad a Nd of Inc a..,ebn.,,t. V.i., -. y 80
,ou Z NIL 49,. and Hannah a oodvard ard.,"s, y,
! ord 3, y..r. ''N'"'~ - 's"NsO'' 80
s..~.s. - ur,-,, -.
STATE or YER WON'T. The Hon. the Probate Cont
g.SsuLtn urrrprcr g. for said Di-triet-1n All .,-
Va. concerned m tho o.tae Of george o. Goifr,y l.s
/
muS" ss n.ses e. T.. "st,'s
w Al ..id n,c....d ,eou,., .sia ,,,nr - 49, n
II. fnt or am. i uns \e,r m and ,it,, tbs no !, d
- I'm ~ n ,seJ =, ,,' ""u - Wy ~ uhy
and Iss he ..,,smst " "'.lu r' ''"' u 'ne ue'ts
rh,, ~. ,., .,e h.,,t, ,1,,,si ,, ia .s...
viii =, h.a,i a ...,,.n - II. p,a,s'. 80. rl :, ~"
,tthr Prn.,i- tgrr II, r,,ts,1 % -, ~" 80 :. ~
D.r-.,e, mn - vh.,b ,,n. 80, 2 ~ '' , 10y =, W
h- n,rm,. Ard ,hi. 3D. ~ , -, ~ -.
! neet, .,cr...,v-v m ,b CO. IA , ,n''e
,...,a,, ,,,J,.d ca, 49,. ~ 49, @. -
,t IN -, n,hi'cs,in -. ~ NY o.i'e' wy
f., II. ana, n ,C,,.. n ~ "''N'' ''' -" A's""S
q ven nnd., M, MANA q, p,o,ts.tt ~. o.h A. - ~
v.gni,r, 4 fl 40 ~ avs -" Wy VI '''
| q,o y. u Ctr.vr,.Nn 49,,
( = " 80 : ' - 80 Nes'',e'.
STATE,t VEknuNr Alta pthar Cetr mid N .
R,SflLrH DsrHier. - 900. artd " INN md fo,
aid Dis,rici on the 18th ia, ID Noyemher A. ID lsi1
| HAS + bRIt; - ptnfd,an unlu b.tss n pu,t..
= minor. r. 30 ne in iliamst.n m rria att ms.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

Fhn.-E. 4 HARRISON, vi Greensboro, caught
ON the 2Uts of November, ~ Caspian Lac
lis speckied Trout with single hook IN tOuI
hours
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02
Wood Wanted.

A few Loads ui good, nafd MOld, Is inches
long, are wanted al the FRsksAS 0frcE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02
HOUSE Epen,ug.
THIRD READING OF BILLS.

An ac, to authorize the business of banking
passed.
Al act 10 provide payment for the services o.
the Adum1t aud Inspector General, also ioi
Quar,etmaSer General
Mr.. Allen, OF Falrhaven, moved to commit to
n memh to auend 10y striking out two thousand
and inserting one thousand dollars, aspay tor each
OF said officers
Mr.. Rn,ce knew something of the duties oil
IN. officers uamrd ia the till aud hoped the House
would not amend as proposed.
Mr. L.throp m we'd 10 amend the amendment
nv changing one thousand to fifteen hundred dol
lars
MFR. Allen, of Fairhaven, accepted the amend
ment.
MIR. Gates demaud,d tnr yeas A"~ ~ "'1'
46. na,s "a, and the ~ endmsnt "aS lost IN fr''
.rrnce 10 Adjulaut aud Inspector Oen'raL
Tn. nur,,,on then came upon umendlng Win
reference, to Qlarer Master General
Mr.. Burrows spoke briefly, commencing The
ipdu, r, of said iheer, anu hoped he bill would
not be amended
AR. Allen, ol Fairhsytn, o'sed leave 10 WIN
du,w M, molten With reference 10 thus par oil Tue
bh, aud tie bill VA, then passed aS re of'eu D,
the committee.
REPORTS.
By Mr.. ingalls,, for Committee on Mirage ana
Drp,n,u,rs, against ull .gus,ine Mileage an
Drornlurrs ii members aud "iherrs oI the We"
.ral Assembly, third Ieudltg refused
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02

BALrIsoKs, Nov 80 The iron clad steamer
Passalc arrived al F1rress Msaros ~ 10 On Dat
urday
OF Cape Henry she started two bolts in her
boiler, anu was lowed IN. She behaved very
well atssa.
NIS York, Now 80 Tie steam frigate
vanderbilt has arrived nom search Tor tine
pirate a ,aOsns. ohe mas steamed 1000 miles
aud cru sed IRON the urand BANK " th south
ward VI BcruiudL.
Several OF the regucuts attached to Gtnerai
Banks rxp-dtlvn em Jarked yesterday aud Il
numosr to-day.
Inc H-rads Washington dispatch states
that Gsn. Burnside arrived IN asalngton on
t.iday msht aud had long consultation di
Saturday with President Lincoln anu zen. Hal
Lex, subsequently, yislins tho wal and naVJ
departments. \ csuine. naetIng Was alter
Wards held.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-02
MgADQlANrA... AENY I'D POIoNA


N,y.5 G5O +. NJ {
S,mo c4mps Of the ensmy yabl, stcFJa5
disappeared last night. they probably Lay.
ufued @ tae valley Beyond tus range Of han
10 tue rear d Fredericksburg,
New rete elrs.w0rks almost daily make then
ppg4r4uc., aud tn r.use 10 tae re4r OF tua
tJNn Is Iound an5s. continuously wlta uen
redoub,s 4Dd nl5 pts.
Some ol or batteries whose guns bear d..
rectly upon The foan have recently been pro
t1ct,d oy tartn works.
Eve gunboaDs aro reported to have advanced
AZ The Rappat4uuock, Opposlie hmg Georg
Court House The rlgh wing Of tue enemy *
tended nearly u ,hat point, busat Solae Ole
iiHce ifUui the riyef.
lev Shots were thrown ever the river t.
day BY five Of our lett wings batteries, prob
ab.y 10 tty the 'auge Of the guns.
Gen. Burnside has returned from his tsnpo-
sry Visit " Washington.
All Is quleS tonight along our lines.
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HOUSE.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr.. Druor.
o. motion Of Mr. Fletcher Of Cayenlsh the
reading OF the journal s omitted.


''Fohi'
ny Mr., FAgg, Committee on NaS ana
Means, .ivoraby bul dXng the compensation OF
The curator OF Smie Csbmeti ibHI oadiog.
Mr.. Fletcher OF Caycnd'Nh called up 'ae rep TT
en- Muesg-, aad Inc pending question was on
aGopang he minority report
Ou drm'nd Of Mr.. tinbbeIl The qas'ion was
divided, and the Counties Of ORLEANS, E"fH ava
OiIedola were OMITTED ~ putting we question:
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From he Senate an act 10 pay William "
Caldaeli to Clmnilt.e on CAIN.
From The Senate an .es To .mend an act pro-
vd ior exemption Of certain articles from levy
Of executions seeond reading rr'ssvd.
From the Senate an 4eg In add ion to section
80 81 chapter 10 Of the General Status 10
Judiciary COMMITTEE.
ffom the Senate, chapter 81 Of the law Of
aa.!Saaen'a to Judiciary committee
From the Ssnat-, a. act poy.mg that b1uks
may l'sue b,.is 0, less than one dullr; 10 Bank
cummitlee.
Several Senate amendments we've sent to ap-
proprAle committees.
~ Mr.. CusHmin, or committee on Military
Athr', tavoral,y 10 Senate ameuume Is OF be
m'i1!ia Ohi, except 30 lar relates 10 the - D.,
SIN, aud 81 amendments.
The amendments spHoyed by the committee,
we've cnueIrred 10, AMI strike out he words " att
muddy thereafter from most q ,or sections where
TIE. occur.
One ot the amendments reported against, b,
The commit e, provides That lae Governor may
puieh ,,e arms and ordnance store, Whtn Il ,n4ll
oteeme necessary Against tbs recgmmenda-
zion 10 auend, il va, urged by Mr. Cu,uu,u oi
Rochester, that The hlii proposed o give he *.
tcuuve tue entlt control o. the m,u ALLOWING
hin % ctl them out Snen be saw nd t. do
as he judged best with them The 5 a,e, b, thu,
OIL, u.sTubsd Itself OF all authority in rs ereuee
to her SOLDIERS, The Senate aio, proposed to
give the Governor power to purchase arms when
he deemed II necessary. He was opposed to
giving 80 much POKER to any one no matter
now snrihy he might be, or how Tree from sus pc
n Of corruption.
MIR. Royce hoped the amendment would be
coucurred in. To give tbs Governor the poser
10 cali on, The militia hut no power TO arm them
would inevitably produce lneihslebcy III tue .cilon
vi Tue Ir0ups. 1t wOu,a not 90 ~ have such a
aVislsu Vi couusvls 81 iua't resull, without Tim,
amenameut, IN case OF emtrge,cl. The House
hconcit,d si,n tue Seuate IN It's proposal Of
Amendment gnns Inc proposed power 10 the
OOvuruOr.
lee remainder of the committees report was
agreed 10. juurnsd.
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After recess Dir. So den for Committee on
The issue Of fractional currency by ls4vduAh +;
third trading refused.
BY Mr.. y. Cu,aman for Committee on Banks
'ayorably 10 Senate amsodmen, OF Chapter 50
REVISION ri banks eAcepIso iir a, relates to
tie III and 4lh Amendments, ; report .gresd to-.
THIRD READING or BILLS
An act providing for appointment. Of agent, TO
receive he undscrp 10 whca M STATE j.
entitled under sct Of Congress u july 81, 1862,
relating 70 Agricultural Collrg-. passed
An act providing FIR printing h. 4 D regislra-
zion report Of tinh,, marriages. aud DEANS
pass 1,
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liquors, but in being sure that all the liquors OBJ
tanned were like the specimens submitted socaenl.
ats.
The motion of Mr. Stevens prevailed
After considering tb oil, adopting further
amendments, on motto Il Mr.. Stevens, th' Com
miltee rose and retsited the bill with amend
ments recommending its passage. The amend
menls were adop.en, and the bill passed.
AdinprpnJ