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, Ro~An Catholic Churcb 10 a .uerIc.

New York TABLEr gives ths follo~ing
ia' o' tho prolress Of the church in the
ID States during the psst year -
ring the past year there have been ono
Cd ami thir'y-five priests uidN1sd tor the
! miL isiry, VII hch include those ordained
be various rpliVlous order. There have
lthirtY.nins deaths amongst the clergy.
lW'tu IiHety.tiye chur,h,, d,1 az ed and
D,ner stones of ele, on others Nl"sseJ The
Of re country will account fnr 30 trw
hc- having been common daring the
We alsO find ths nance ~ ous huudred
serfy tx NsuuC isties VINO N0rs resolved
he different religious o-g,I. thruuehuut
Nal > tt-s. and eihh,e draths IN all
-lo same communities.
Aavo also given, FROM ',m, tr snna, fhs
o. 'hr dh rrr' r'errt unI ls no
!, IN" - lA.s' TIE 10" e.r ry'i1i.. ~
lrsr and o.hur NriO. tl-a-,f LA IN.
"'rs' y rea numO9r 4 tlu. % n. .,iuns,
A. TuO,t uurOu'1lcaF rarut,.. za-- a n
the Year. W. mo. 'og to va .n,,
qr OF persons cunnr.u,i ... ...r, .rt. re-
In" thv church o., cl.l. pp faat, m,
= af}H y lkg correct, ~ 800 fbrl! coi.
.',s r. n'f r,-..'.., arl,' .s,.ld f
.h,t we've f'- .rnl..F .l.G- .. ...,fs
IN r".r.y ur1N .,.o ~s uHi ~.
@. VIE 1g ,, ...U .,.pl,
=" cote Ia.i,-- .a-.D u.ri.. .., ,str.
Il w. can "a. O. .-..s .rr a.. -u-
.. " h' .Hsrc. .aIut $50 .. !.il a.
fiIlg 90 prrsols.
J. Re-. ha Mlf 8. ~ -.ro- =
Va, { .r., ul', .. iht ,..a. 1t-. II.
lyg,f', f typhoid f'~o- Uurs ror1
i0rd, where De- --'iu,'ee 10 -1, li..h
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StnII.Llc. nf hmm.

Ihc c'nsps It b" population IT Rome AT
Easter 1861 showed IN increaso of IL. 300 a,
coup ed via iNr p,rr'iiug wear. Tnere uc-o
l3i D., ser nL. IN 1872 there we're aply I-5 =
200. ihr'o ore at k'mc 10000 families, 10
II shoTg, $50 Priests. ?, l;5 Ieli ,inus mon ,ii5
S"niualigs AN. to'lcgtu., 2,U32 Nuns. 2.GI3
Purds In C"n.oEts ami Otphinsgos Bctween
Lost, D., ls6n, and Ea,tor, 1sGi, 'haro wei re- 2,O
maItiNies, b 3'I hapti-ms, 5ul3 dca'hs nora
are ~ 2s3 mArricJ men, 1892 Widowers. Nj
nor u. Ter 'hc age ot IL (mIa) 2g,Olj, single
men anovc the age uf H. - O3G.
II ere are 90 rnnprc yations ot religious mon
amonsst which the IA menb~rs re divided,
wa Bssii'snr. Bsrodirtinus. n: Canal.
olcee, %; Crthus'ans, Il Monks Of YallCu-
L.'"'l q, iis'etCINie %, OivstsnS, I; Svi.
ye'iIin's IL; Ru;henians, l ; Anipninet 10;
ARM mas, l.
h,H!cIn O,,isrs n m leans 152: o.
sefNantu" ffiars, 2l'; Reformed Friart l;i,
Alc'ntGrsis, IL; Conventuals, ~, Capuch,n.
1896, CTmcli,es (ancicrt obs,r, ,pco) ~, Ca
m"hios Dinc,lcsd, -; Narvitas. 56, Raliyuya
d Mercy. D, Irinuauans. 80. y 1im. So. Jo.
ronItos, n, F,'hor' of pouance, -.
Chnons and Cerss Regylnr. - Regular
Canous oi tho latoran. ~, Iheatinoa, II; B,r.
rabies =, SomsNhi, ~; .Icsu,s, log. Llerk.
Regulars M'Eof', 20, Servants a tue Sick. is;
Faiho'S lie it Mere o." DJeu, ~, pfnul \ IA. .,l.
is. Religion, Of ~. j I'M Of GOD, 10:
co'2r' Jdi'ons ! IJ,'Ns and tjnus-Oator.
ian. %, tr,',r..r- ul -. Jcrumr nt Gh.iity
b Dbr'rlrNros. 81 Pncais { ,ho Gnn.r,,.-
tion OF the IN OperH, = Lsl ,ls,s, II Pa-
slnnists. - kClrwptorista 81 Rusminisne
u Mi-sinnArtts ct the plcsipus blood, 10
Prisse ct the Socie'y ~ the ,iissiuns u Mem
bcfs d 80 Con- gr..'giinr - jh' iiuly iir.rt4 d.
d. to ,f tte liriS tru.-, ~ oi..J Il .nr X, ur
rector, -; lirdno', oi Tho tristan >u,n ,Is
% ; Bu'h-r' vt 'rrv, %. ioul, 2I1i.
"'mtf5'". r"' t""g,''. IN the Roman
S5uIAHf, .Hs iu ho Ui tr.. ri, az, fg la.
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ioth ..................EbS 6OR,S5l
''n Account u me P1bl,c Income " H. l'aited
hngf,7H " Gyect Brii1in in ne yedr cs,Ld
SlN g' March, 1S5G.'j7, cyt5i'ng he rd-
Jiyus stems
Urcome represented in Federal money at til,
te Of 50 per -
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SECOND EDITION,
BURNSIDE EXPEDITION,
6coO TROOPS LANDED,
REBEL TROOPS SENT SOUTH
Savannah Attacked.
DRAFTING OF REBELS.
The Riot and Martial Law at
Richmond Instead of
Norfolk,
REBEL TROOPS SENT SOUTH
Savannah Attacked.
DRAFTING OF REBELS.

Ih'tdd'lphid, F,b. The dispatch about the
reported R'ct At NrrfolS is incorrect.
nis't,tcd that ,he RIO, occurred "A Richmond,
- L y ~. II
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CT axe sl'pEs L. 900 and hatchst slinrs 3 OO0
ha' been received, the @ arc mtinIv FOR e,,y,.
neers, and s'ppoIs snd miners, and but ab11,.
loo G. each have h"en issued. One 10, of g9S
pnrs 81 shoes and 9'S p1.rs Of gsitsrs, spscitily
Tor Bsr'an's ShUpshoOtars, alSo passod throuH
this dfpartmont 'e@
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NJ p4rro~, ln'pector. There have been rs-
c-iv'd here 1, 200 sotts Of foar mule I01 sstt.
OF single ambulance 80 setts of double ambu-
lNnce, and small amount of horse harnaas-
All the ambulaGca, and ,91t setts OF f1ur.muls
harness -!ill remain on hand. A special order
9t loo leather, hair cover knspaacka for
Berdan's sharpshoo,ers was a,so dlled through
tins depart ment. lndia-rubber b'lnksts. non-
cho' and hnckc's are al'o inspect ed here. hut
the amour i'sUed and on ,nd o. uh not be &C
cn'ataI' gwen Oie shipment of 1000 ponchos
was made only day or two sinc,.
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'r Morton is trsp'c,'r u' thIs department..
e. fh,r',, h..h h.1aol aut trit 3rl 'flg nav.
'.rr 10, ! nn' ny lfs~o htuuol ,,i knis.
80 IL re d. VET reU nm. o. hard.
y .nr' " r' .... ..aI's C'.ton Fame
h rs .'...r.'.. .'' Us -tn"t'r 'r........luT .l21
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anaIIiIon FaIIaeIea.


Where are those great and general upriaines
of the slaves, 90 confidently predicted BY some
as the inevitable resul. of civil war1 Where
arc those serviIe butcheries that heated imAs'-
nations copjured up as the probable result OF our
domestic conalct7 Where is that universal un'
rest Of the blacks, which was expected 70 de-
plete the Southern States Of the "brawny sons
Of toll, !" and lead them to a safe refuge In the
North These questions have been frequently
asked within the last few months, and very
properly, wo think. There have been no insur'
rections, and there are likely to be none' not
withstandiug the continued predictions that tthey
will certainly take place. If the abolitionist'
are mistaken in this idea, which We think they
are, may they not be equally mistaken in thei'
many other notiops that they are so constantly
and pertinaciously forcing upon the publicY--
The negroes don't seem TO appreciate the sacti
Gccs for their benefit, that the abolitionlsts arr
willing to make. II is time uow to lose sigh
Of the negro, and strive TO do something u
ameliorate the condition of the white man.
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AFTERNooN SESSION.

The question being on laying the majority
and minority reports on the table and printing,
the motion was not agreed to.
Mr.. Howe moved that the reports be laid on
the table, which was agreed to--yess %, nays
81.
Mr.. Sayler, from u select committee to which
had been referred 8. J. r. No. 20-Relative to
the establishment of branch clothing bureau
in the State Of Ohio--reported It back, and re-
commended thRtit be adopted without amend
ment.
q Mr.. Dckman moved substitute, similar to
the House preamble and resolutions Of Mr..
Sayler, emitting their local suggestions as to
Cincinnati; which was adopted.
Mr. Cook, from the committee on ENROLL
ment, on leave reported 90 enrolled H. b. No.
3 (bank suspension billy, and 8. J. r. No. l6
(relative to procuring fags for the State H6use).
They we're both signed BY the Speaker OF the
House, In presence of the House.
H. B. No. 2. Mr.. Reilly from committee on
Military Affairs, reported back H. B. No. 2, for
the relief Of the families Of volunteers In the
State and United States service, With amend
ments, which we're adopted. ia
The question being on engrossment OF the
bill thus amended
Mr.. Hills offered an additional amendment.
Mr.. Lott offered an amendment, as q substi-
tute for section presented by Mr.. Hills.
The vote being on the substitute Of Mr.. Lott,
90 follows, Il was not agreed 10:
That where the Representatives. Of families 10
the military service Of the country who are In
no way disabled, refuse or fail 10 remit at least
tRo-thirds of their pay for the use of their
families within thirty days after receiving their
pay from the Government, their proportions OF
the funds 70 be distributed by the pr0vlol0nn Of
this act, may be withheld at the discretion Of
the county commissioners.
The vote being on the adoption Of amend.
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INowr Summary.

Die reported that Adjutant- General THOMAS
will soon vacate his place
Serious apprehensiOns are entertained that
Parson BeowNLow viii be aasassinated before
he can reach the Tennessee border, even with a
pass from tho rebel War Department
We have no confirmation Of the report that
additional changes have taken place in President
LiNoonNs Cabinet.
There are rumors from Washington OF more
frauds on the Governmsnt ee
Smallpox, aud cases like camp typhoid lever
are occurring in Washington and Georgetown
and there is considerable alarm among the cisi-
zens Of thoscplaees. - Is
The United States Senate was IN Executive
session four hcurs, yesterday, upon the nominA-
tIon of SIMON CAMERON as Minister TO Russia
The debate is said to have been earnest and
spirited; but the Senate adjourned without
reaching vote. H.
The rivers are fun Of floating ice at Cairo
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p The amount Dg to the Collector
Naval Officer and Surveyor of the port OF Ne"
YORK, for the last fiscal year, under the present
law giving them One-hali the net proceeds Of
suits for tnes, penalties and forfeitures was up
ward Of twelve Thousand dollars each, while the
Collector receives in addition salary OF six
shousand dollara psr,apnum, and the Naval Of
acer and Surveyor each salary Of FIVE thons-
and dsllars, making about eighteen thousand
dollars each per snnum. The great number Of
seizures for forfeiture on account OF the resi-
donoe Of owners Of property in seeded States
win increase the amount realized, from this
source more than ieniold. The same Is true,
msasurably, Of the same officers in the ports Of
Boston and PhiIadelpbia. 1i..i iee7s
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
Fifty-afsh General Assembly.
SENATE. ete5
THURSDAY, Jan. 16, 1862.
MORNING SESSION

Il h. Senate --tss
6sar = THURSDAY, Jan. 16, 1862.
q ac MORNING SESSION.
Prayer by Rev. D. D. Mather.
Mr.. Monroe in the chair, at the request oi
President Stanton, who was indIsposed.
The following statement was made BY Mr..
Monroe, and agreed to;
In order 70 carry out an arrangement between
the committees on tho judiciary and Finance,
the following change 10 made: Samson Mason
is appointed chairman of the Judiciary COM
mittee, and VIM. 8. Groesbeck chairman Of the
committee on Finance.
Mr.. Marshall presented the memorial Of John
H. Bradley, agent Of the Columbus, Piqua &
Indiana Railroad and others, asking the atten.
ton of the Legislature to the present condition
of the railroad interests Of this State,
Which was referred to the committee on
Railroads.
Mr.. Robinson presented the claim c. B. Flood,
for indexing journal of Senate for the session
of 1854, seventy days, at "a per day, $3.50
Referred TO the committee on Claims.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
S. B. No. 8, by Mr.. Sherrard- --Supplementar
10 can act 70 afford relief 70 the families Of SOL
diers," etc.
Referred to the COMMITTEES on Military Ar
fairs "
s. B. No. Ii, by Mr.. Bierce--To repeal Sec
500 of San act to establish code Of civil pros
cedure,D passed March IL, 1858; and
8. B. No. 10, by the same-To amend section
rs of "an act of t1e jurisdiction and procedure
before justices of the peace," ETC., passed
March ii, 1853, were committed to the commit
tee Of the Whole, and made the order of the
dsy for this day.
A message was received from the House an.
nouncing its concurrence in Senate amendments
to H. b. No. 3-To authorize the banks tempo
rarily TO suspend, ETC., after making certain
amendments in which the concurrence Of the
Senate was requested.
On motion Of Mr.. Robinson the Senate con-
Cured in the House amendments by the follow
eYeas-Messrs. Bisrce, Godfrey, GunckIe,
roe, McClung, McVelgh, Neal, Qninbys Ready,
Roby, Robinson, Sherrard, Sinnet, SpFague,
Welsh, Whetstope-2l. AA4
Nsys-Messrs. Coates, Eggleston, Finck,
Greebeck, Johnston, Kenny, Lang, Marshall,
McBurney, 0Connor, Perrill-lI
8. B. No. 8, by Mr.. Johnston--To repeal SEQ.
ton Of an act for the prevention Of certain
immoral practices, etc., was read the third time,
and 5s,..s
On motion Of Mr.. Perill, 1t was referred to
the committee on the Judiciary. G
NOTICES or ELLIS.
By Mr.. Whetstone -0f q bill to 90 amend
the laW rassed April ~, 1858, regulating the
levy Of taxes By county commissioners, for road
and bridge purposes, as to prohibit all leviss for
roads, and 70 limit the levies for bridges TO the
minimum rate provided By Law.
By Mr. Johnson-To amend section So Of an
ranf for TIE sesessment and taxation Of p oper.
y n this State, and for levying taxes thereon
according to its true value 10 money" passed
April 5, 1859.
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.RPRRSENTATIVES

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MORNING SESSION.
Speaker in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Joseph M. Trimble, d. D.
Journal read and approved.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS. t
Petitions aud memorials we're presented and
disposed Of as follows:
Mr.. Crouse-Petition Of z. p. Kendriek and
other citizens Of Ross county, 10 have the Law
regulating the term Of county auditors changed,
etc.
Referred to committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Converse---Petition of g. Mann and 9th
eFcltizens Of Delaware, requesting the passage
of stringent law TO prevent immigration Of
negroes from the South, likely 10 be liberated
BY this war, and to prevent their holding Of
property in this State. He moved lie reference
TO committee on Federal Relations.
Mr.. Stanton moved that the petition be laid
on the table.
Mr.. Converse demanded the yeas and nays,
which we're called and resuted--yeas 30, nays
43. The motion to lay on the table was lost.
The petition was referred to committee on
Federal Relations. ~
Mr. Myers--of octayius Waters and others,
Of Fulton county, for the payment Of volunteers
In certain cases.
The petition requests immediate action to
secure to the brave men who responded TO the
call Of their country, and Here accepted BY the
Adjutant-G General Of Ohio, aud were ordered
to eubsst at the expense Of the State, and aft.
erward discharged under the order Of the Adju.
tant-G snersl, because the company would not
change the period of enlistment from three
months to three years, pay from the date Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-17

r Hon. B RUSH COwAN, the new Secretary
Of State, has appointed G. W. HCOE, Esq, Of
Belmont county, HE Chief CLERK, and DAVID G.
Cox Esq formerly of ZanesVille, Assistant.
These gentlemen,are faithful, obligiDg and efi-
cient--iust such men as we should expect the
able and accomplished Secretary Of State to
call arouud him. The duties of this department
will be performed in an acceptable and credit
ahia manner asi'fa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-17

rr The Fusionisrs of she House OF Repre-.
sentatiyes held another caucus last night, and
made the following nominations;
JONI D. CALDWELL, Esq, Of Cincinnati Tor
official Reporter, by acclAmStiOn; A. J. VII
LrAMs, of Lake county, and G. F. mcWILIlAMs'
of Clark county, for Assistant Clerks We
understand there was quilea contest over the
nomination of the last two named gentlemen
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-17
Sanate Caucus.

The Fusion members Of the Senate held
another caucus, and nominated R. M. sTIMSoN'
ESQ editor Of she Ironton Register, for Report
ing CLERK; J. K. RuKENBRoD, ESQ, editor Of
paper at Salem, COlumbiGna county, and Re
preseut tative in the last Legislature, for Enroll
ing Clerk; and N. A. GRAy, Esqs of the Cleve
land Plain Dealer, for Engrossing Clerk Thes'
gentlemen win make efficient Clerks, y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Harsh offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolusd, That the Judiciary committee be
hereby requested to examine and inquire into
the expediency of enacting Law regulating the
closing of insolvent corporated companies, or
Rapized under the statutes of Ohio, empowering
the receiver, by order Of the court to sell at pub
lie sale, on such notice as the court may direct,
all the uncollecsed, or supposed uucollectable
assets of every kind o. nature, of said COM
pany, and IL no sofacie6t Law on that subject be
found, to report by bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr Marshall, IL was
Resolped, That the Senate proceed to elect O
President pro tenn, who shall act as President
of the Senate during the present absence Of the
Lieutenant Governor, and at any other time
when the Lieutenant Governor shall be absent
Mr.. Kenny nominated Hon. James Monroe,
and there being no further nomination, the vote
vas taken and resulted-for Mr.. Monroe, 70;
for Mr.. Perrill, l. The oath Of Office was then
administered, and Mr.. Monroe took tho Presi.
dent's chair.
On motion of Mr.. Gunckle, Il was
Resolved, That two additional Clerks are me-
cessary, and that the Senate proceed, on Monday
next at o'clock P. M, to elect the same.
s. B. No. IL, by Mr.. Robinson-To authorize
the CITY of Cleveland to fund certain railroad
stock, was read the first time.
Mr.. Sprague presented the petition Of A.
Mott, Of Columbus, praying for the passage Of
q law to encourage the production Of the French
sugar beet, and the manufacture Of sugar there
from. Referred to the Committee on Agricul-
ture. 4l g.fss
Mr.. Godfrey, from the joint committee on
Enrolment, reported that they had examined
8. J.R. No. I6, and H. B. No. 3, and nnd the
same correctly enrolled.
A message was received from the House, an
that the speaker Of the House hes
signed II. B. No. 3, to authorize the banks tenn
porarily to suspend specie payments, and to re-
ceive and pay out United States Demand Notes,
and that the same was now ready for the sigma.
ture Of the President Of the Senate.
The Presisent pro teBlpoye, In the presence OF
the Senate, then signed the bill, and 1t became
. law. r Qs
Adjourned
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rhc sehatorshfp.

The following list of candidates. furnished
by the Ohio STATE Journal, shows that all the
patriots are not yet in the army. A few re-
main Who are very willing tOlfOrsaks home and
it's endearing ties, and sacrifice themselves up.
on the altar Of their oOuntEy--':fOr $1,000 a
wear. mileage and other peIquIsites.n,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-17

III We understand that Dr.. Dorsey, the new
State Treasurer, will continue MI. HERsHElaER
in tho position of Chief Clerk Or Cashier Of
the Treasury, and that two new Clerks will be
appointed in the Treasury Department..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-17

T Gen. Halleck has issued general order
sbolishiDg the passport system In st. Louis, and
In all parts Of Missouri except places In the
vicinity Of the ensmy's forces. rs \,
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All orders promptly hIle'

(; az We hope 90 one who takes up this paper
vim fail 10 read the remarks Of Mr., DAWES o
Msssachdsetis, on the corruption and irauoS ~
Goxarnment contracts. feI ,.-sl. \
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~ MI. Robinson To aushorIso the city Of
Cleveland 70 fund certain railroad stocks.

BY Mr.. Roblnson-lo autnofise tnc oiy "
Cleveland 10 fund certain rAiiroau s'ocAs'
,nrnopucrtoE or BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS.
AZ. Nr.v.,uh ,n,.odreaa a n M. I5-To
r,snd he ao9 sac.ion az The 0aot Of the Iuris-
s.a... "a srccedu,e hosora iustioea OF the
.'""ao ;, 80 r~hIch vas read the flrat time.
psMs Mcclnnc in.rodueed 8. b, No. i6--To
vsnri,a conntv oommieaIoners 10 institute pro.
qS,n asqS,o ooI% ~ nuo -a,,an.o araipst turnpike,
ris ii, ,osa and other road oomuanios, In certain
rssas' whioh vas rsad the flfst time.
M sirnst. from the committee on Military
AGairs. renorted hack IT.. r. No. l0--Rela-
tive 10 establishipe a national armory In Ohio;
and recomm ended The passage of the same
Whereupon the resolution was adopted.
A messaee was received from the House, an
nouucinU t6e massage of H. B. No. 9--Making
nsr1isI ennronriatIona for the year 1862, and
ast;ng ,ha cnrcurrence of the Senate. The bill
vaa read the frat time
M Risyce oifsred the following preamble
and raaolutlon:
WHrREAs, Il appears BY the reports Of the
officers of the benevolent institutions OF the
State. that large sums have been expended In
aaid instItutions for teachers of music, pianos,
Iiouor. tobacco. and other things not deemed,
by many, as benevolent necessaries; therefore,
| Resolued, That the standing committee on
BENEVOLENT Institutions be instructed to inquire
whether retrenchment cannot be made In the
amount Of salaries, number Of instructors, and
brapches taught, and In the articles furnished
for said Institutions, without impairlng their
eHiciepcy and usefulness, and that eaid com
mittee report by bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr.. Kenny, the resolution
was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Sprsgue, the Senate re-
solved itself into committee Of the Whole
Mr.. M spraoue In the Chair; and after some time
| rose and reported back s. B. No. il, with no
Iamendment. which was referred TO the commit.
toe an ,ha JudIoiary: and 8, B. No. 10, with
sndman,s. vbioh was also referred 70 the
aor, r,n,;stee an the Judiciary.
NJ MIIas ofgs. Cd tbe following ureamble and
,ssolnt;on' which were adopted:
Wswsr,s Nnmerous nils have been intro.
drcsd ;n,o both hranohes Of this General As.
ssn,hi. ~, tha nnrnose of affordipe relief tc
% sSs Ssm,iiss Of persons who have been muster.
Is sd into | ,hs service Of The United States, o,
State oi Ohio. under the regulation Of thC
psasidsnt. and ,-.,'
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no MARRTED MEN.

or Those Contemplating Marriage.
& THE dndentgned viii siveiuf0mation on a very n.
taVstiN0 and tnportgns subject, which will DO yAlu.
sdmoFs than thousand times its cost BY every married
couple Of any ago or condition In life. The information
viii b sent by mail 70 any address on the rsospt Of s5
csnts tsRvs'9 and one red stamp. ~ ~ -
All Letters ahould bs addressed TO
H. D. MoRRIs, N, D.
oe~i-lyShHdNW ncitcn, Mass.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-17
army appointments.

Major MiLtIkEs, Of the First Ohio Cavalry
bss been promoted to the COlonelcy OF that resii
weut, and R. S. SAITH. Of the United States
army, has been appointed Major, in his place i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-17

a. N. stephens.

The war correspondent Of the Savannah Re-
publican closes late letter from Richmond
With the following paragraph: ss.
But there are moral as well as military be-
roes, There IS one at Richmond at this time,
4 man Of great intellect and high position.
His health has been indifferent for some days.
able 10 resume his official duties. He may be
seen any day, when well, moving noiselesely
about the hospitals where the sick soldiers are
sent. he has kind word for every patient,
fingers around their cots, inquiries after their
wants, and consoles and encourages them by his
dniet atsehtion and brotherly language. His
public duties press heavily upon him; yet he
hnds them TO steal away from the crowd that
would follow bis heels, and 70 search out the
sufferer. Does not your heatt tell you instinct
iyely Who ihis hero Of the hospital isi II is
Alexander h. Stephens, Of whom 10 win not be
sAid IN me last day, q vas sick and 70 sisited
me not. 4