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HOUSE-.AnernoOn.
THIRD rEApING OF BILL


CHAPTER I22 of the REVISION entitled, OF the
assignment Of criminals to hard labor for minor
offences; passed.
Chapter :, entitled OF the Library; passed.
Chapter s., entitled OF Towns and other COM
munitleS passed.
Chapter 1919, entitled Of the regulation of the
size OF State Documents; passed.
Chapter II, entitled Of Probate Districts !;
passed.
Mr.. Chandler called up chapter 80, entitled Of
the Supreme and County Courts, which had been
laid upon the table upon his motion; and after
amendment, by unanimous consent, the bill was
passed.
Chapter 10 entitled OF the Settlement of Pau
perS; passed.
Chapter 81, entitled OF Poor houses; passed.
Chapter so, entitled Of the Payment of sundry
contracts and of actions on and protests of, nego.
table Instruments passed.
Senate bill continuing the charter Of the bank
of Poultney; passed.
REPORTS.
Mr.. Noyes reported for Bank committee in re-
lation to petition that law may be passed allow
ing banks to issue notes of the fractional part o!
dollar, that no legislation is necessary upon this
subect and the petitioners were allowed to with
draw their petition.
BY Mr.. liendee, for Select committee, IA
vorabiy to Chapter Il of the Revision "of the
husband and wife ami the rights Of married
women third reading.
by Mr.. Miller, for Road committee, avorably
to Chapter 81 Of the Revision " of turnpikes and
plankroads y; third reading.
BY Mr.. Miller, for Road Committee favorably
to Chapter &c of Revision " Of Ferries 3" !; Third
reading.
RESOLUTION.
From the Senate, that the Governor of the
State is hereby requested to take all measures
which are deemed necessary in his Judgment, tc
protect the rights of the State in suits now pend
ing in the circuit courts of the United States
against the State Treasurer, and is hereby author
lied to employ all necessary counsel &c. referred
to Committee on Claims Oh motion of Mr.. Ca.
! ho2n.
APPOINTMENT.
| The Speaker announced as committee under
joint resolution providing for examination of &C.
counts of Auditor, Governor, and state officers
Messrs IIubbell, Foster and GoodelI.
PETITION.
BY Mr. Twombly, of a. X. Smith and other
inhabitants Of Bloomington, for rechalter Of Or
leans Bank 10 Bank Committee. Adj.
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REcuARrER OF BANKs.-There is quite
number of applications for the re.chartcr of
banks before the Legislature, but none, we be-
lieye for new banks. The Bank Commissioner s
report shows that, notwithstanding the charter
Of new bank at Rutland, last year, on the
whole, bank capital had increased but tribe,
owing to the reduction OF the capital stock of
some Of the banks then in existence. As far
as we can Judge, there is little or no objection
to rechartering banks of good character and
standing, and, doubtless, all the applications will
be granted. The bills Of our good banks were
never more sought alter than now, and cur State
currency is unquestonably as good as there is
in the country, and would be much better than
Government paper, if that had not been made a
egal tender. And, so far as the State can, it
ought in the present deranged state of the cur
rency Of the country to furnish its citizens with
a sound and reliable home circulating medium ;
and this can be done in no better way than by
keeping in existence our own excellent banks.
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EB Y TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK. A. M

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF TIE PoToMAC
Oct. y ,-Egening. {
TO The Associated Press
Gen. pleasanton's advance arrived to-day at
Percellviilc, within few hours march ofLong-
street, command, which sbcleved to be at Up
pervile, near Ashby's Gap.
A despatch from him at i o'clock states tina,
he had driven the enemy so far with the loss Of
corporal, who was taken prisoner By his horse
falling
No information has been received to-day
changing the position of The main body Of the
rebel army from the vicinity of Winchester and
Bunker Hill.
The recent rains have not mat rally inter-
iercd with the tords at either S1epardstown ol
Williamsport. At Harpcr's Ferry, the water
rose two inches. and the Shenandoah was in
creased four inches.
Rebel cavalry in considerable numbers con-
tinue 10 show themselves between Martinsburgh
and Cherry Run, and a regiment was seen and
fired at opposite Sharpsburgh yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. q. The Press publish
es statement from Fortress Manroe, Friday.
that Wise with 20 ,00) rebels was advancing on
Yorktown. lie had reached New Kent Court
House.
CnIcAGo, H., Oct. 2G. special dispatch to
the 1Ti5unc from Memphis, says the Houston
Ielegr0ph extra confirms the evacuation of Gal
weston, and says the Federal commander notified
the people that four days would DO allowed. for
the women and children to leave the city.
On the evening of the last day the troors
commenced cyacuating the city and much con-
fusion prevailed.
The city was occupied by the Federal8 on the
9Th inst.
The GRANADA Appeal Of the 2Oth inst. sa Is
Van Dorm and Lowell ere still at holly Springs.
Rector was badly beaten for Governor of Ar
kansas by Flanagan.
There was 81 frightful accident on the Missis-
siPpi Central Railroad, below Duck Hill sta -
ton. Two trains collidcd Thirty persons
were killed. and nearly fifty wounded, many of
them MORALLY. They were mostly soldiers.
The accident was the result of carelessness.
ADDITIONAL SOUTHERN NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Oct. %. The enemy's gun
boats are anchored below Coosawatchie. The
enemy have been driven to their boats
The Enquirer of the 9th says, Gen McClel-
Ian is falling back into Maryland, which will
more dishearten the North.
The same paper says the yellow fever has
made its appearance in several towns in Texas.
At Sabine Pass, the latest dates say that there
have been 25 deaths there.
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Sabbath school Bell, No .
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Months Of s publication. 1t an entire New Work ~
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written expressly for this Volume, Il will soon he n =
popular as its predecessor (He No u which has run mn
to the enormous number of $40 900 copies in @ months
outtrpping any Sunday School Book of It's size issned
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at the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt so cents Az
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HORACE WATERS, Publisher
No. 4sl Broadway, New York
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English papers and speakers continue to make
American affairs the chief topic of discussion,
Mr.. Gladstone, the Chancellor of Exchequer has
recently delivered an elaborate Grafton in which
he prom ounced the Jeff Davis government an
established fact,for which he seemed very thank
Jul. And the English journals which have sy m
pathized with the rebels, appear very confident
in their belle that the American Republic is
hopelessly shattered. At the same time they
very wisely advise the crown not to recognize
the Coniederacy, as it might get England into
trouble, and not do the rebels any good. This
certainly looks like practical wisdom, and is
cnt seems indisposed to burn himself in getting
JEFF. Davis chestnuts out of the fire.
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NEW YORK, Oct 81. A special despatch to
the Post, from Washington, to-day, says uen'
Hooker was a. the War Department this morn,
ing. lie will probably not go into the heid
Immediately.
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The request was granted, and on motion Of Mr..
Stevens the report was referred to Committee on
the Library.
BILLS.
Mr.. Bean for General Committee, reported on
the resolution nsirucling that Committee to ex-
anime the general law respecting changes of
names, and report by bill or otherwise, that III
Committee were of the opinion that the law, as it
now is is not sufficient Tor all cases, and they
fore, reported bill in addition to the present
law /; ordered to be printed.
By Mr.. Farrar, in relation to enl;s;men;s, pro-
yidnc that volunteers shall be credited to the
town where they enlisted, il not enrolled e Sc
where; to Committee on Military Affairs.
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whatever upon the subject OF another meeting oil
the Governors at Washington. The whoie s'o-
rv is believed to be a canard.
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PnnhaEc stOWrgs.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoB4rE COURTS .iS.5 , %tGi
ID viii he holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier, ID
al district on Tuesday each week. during the yea
e1suine Persons having business with sail Cof arc re-
"'es'-' - T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
Deceroher / 1860.
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TIKI subscribers ing been appoin ed By the llonora
bic Probate Court for the Distinct of Randolph,
missoners to receive examine, adjust all claims and
ands of all persons, against tie estate of Chester j.
lilo ard late of Braniree in said District, deceased
represented nsnvent and the of six months from the
25h day of September 1SG2 being allowed by SAID con
to The creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice, that
we will attend the duties of appointment at the
dwelling house of William Il. Wells, in Bralntree,
in said district The 18th day of December and 25th day
Of March next, O'Clock in the aeuoon each of
said days. .
CHRISTOPHER HUNTINGTON, CONS
A. p. IIARBACU,
Braintfee, Oct lth A. y. 1862. 356w3
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HARRlsBURGH, Pa Oct, y. Upon inquiry,
we learn that Gov Curtin las no KNOWLEDGE
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CAIRO, Oct %. The steamer Eugene, fr>m
below, reports that the rebels have possession of
the Tennessee shore opposite Island No. 10.
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 81. One Of the most serious
disasters that has visited our river marine for
many years occurred to-day.
fire broke out in the steamer II ID. Bacon.
and the flames spread with the greatest rapidity,
and before the steamers could be removed the
McGlll, and w. ii. Russell were wrapped in
flames and destroyed with their contents. About
600 bales of hemp, 100 bales Of cotton, and
large quantities of miscellaneous freight were
also consumed. The loss is estimated at $780,
600.
HARRIsBURGH, Pa Oct 81. Upon inquiry,
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. q. The Press publish
es statement from Fortress Manroe, Friday
that Wise with 20 ,0O) rebels was advancing or
Yorktown. lie had reached New Kent Court
House.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 2O.-Pressure for for
ward movements being almost general Is
urged with an earaestness that has never
been equalled. Argument used that a pro-
traction of present inactivity will ruin the
country.
The division commanded by Gen. Sick
les will be reviewed on Wednesday next by
Gems. Banks and Heiutzleman. It is ex-
Pected that the President and Secretary Of
War will witness the review.
1t is understood that Communication
from Gen. Scott is about to appear which
will show that that veteran soldier early
pressed upon the administration of Buch-
anan the necessity of garrisoning Southern
forts aud doing other things TO repress the
rebellion that was threatened. a treach-
erous Cabinet and Senate had more con-
trOl over Mr. Buchanan than counsel of the
patriot had.
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Latest From Richmond.

FORTRESS MoSEoE, Oct 2O.-The steam
boat Commodore arrived at Fortress Mon
roe at o'clock to-day from Aiken's Land
ing bringing down over 900 paroled pris-
ouers, many of whom came recently from
Macon, Ca, and were captured at Cedar
Mountain. There are but few officers.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th Oct
says, from the remarkable consistency of
the three reports published by US yester-
day, it seems that eur forces under Bragg
gained a great victory over Buell.. Our loss
was 5000. The present position of our
is not known but doubtless they are in pur-
suit of the enemy.
Hon. W. Il Field, formerly OF Kentucky,
was murdered in Missouri by Federal SOL
diers.
The Examiner of the 18th says: ave
have some Intelligent adVices from our ar.
my in Northern Virginia, but as they refer
to anticipated movements we suppress that
portion of them.
Our lines are quiet. The enemy are
still at Harpers Ferry. Toe Pedernls on
stlWeduesday were destroying the Rail-
road between CharlestoWn and Winchester.
Authorization from ou- Crebel1 army is
burdened with unnecessary complaints of
wretched and shameful arrangements for
sick and wounded. Reports from Winches-
~ STUNT Ou ou
foray and that cavalry fight occurred at
OharlestoWn on Thursdy last. No partic-
ulars received.
"Gen. Pemberton who supercedes Van
Dorm and has been recently put in COM
mand of the department of Mississippi, be-
louged to the Yankee army in the spring of
1861, he was in command at the siege of
James Island, Charleston, S. c., and has
reputation for q large share of caution
"onr exchanges speak with great anxiety
of the prospect of an attack upon Mobile by
the enemy, which might involve important
consequences, as to the capture of that
point would give the enemy immediate pos
session of tine Alabama aud TOmbigbee
rivers. A march of the enemy into the in-
terror of Alabama would succeed in emitting
the Confederacy more completely in two
than the enemy could hope to do even by
possession of the Mississippi river through
ont its entire length, as it would destroy
the line of communication now passing
through Montgomery, which has been Of
incalculable benefit to the people the en-
tire South"
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From Centreville.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-From the Times
special correspondent at Centreville we
learn that Capt. Congdon of the I'd vir-
ginia cavalry left that place on Saturday
noon with 60 men, spending the night at
Bristow Station aud reaching a point near
Oattlett on Sunday noon, wishing TO cap
ture train the rebels were running on the
Orange end Alexandria Railroad. The
party waited till o'clock concealed, at
which lime a small detachment was ad-
vanced to the station, driving in the rebel
picket-guard. 1t was soon discovered that
the enemy was guarding the train of cars
which was near the station. Capt. Cong
don tellback to piece of woods to receive
the expected attack of tue enemy, but the
latter after advancing a short distance re-
tired and our party returned to Centreville,
arriving this morning. The whole coun-
try between Centrevllle and the Rapahan-
mock is swarming with rebel cayelry aud
scouts who constantly note aud report the
slightest movements on foot of our forces.
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Afairs on tha Potomac.

Bolivar HRIGHTs, Monday, Oct. 2O.-
Since our two rec0nnoisauces returned the
Potomac continues to be the dividing line
between the hostile armies west of Harper's
Ferry. The rebels who followed General
Humphries back to the river again picket
down to the Potomac.
Provost Marshal Capt. ]. H. Pell, LIST
Mimi, who went out with Hancock's re-
connoisauce to Charlestown and called on
some acquaintance residing there, it is
supposed was not aware of Haucock's de-
parture till the rebels returned and took
him prisoner. No intelligence has since
been received in reference TO him
Lieut.. O. Howe, of Gen. Sedgewick's
staff, succeeds Capt. Pell as Provost Marshal
of Harper's Ferry and Bolivar Heights, and
is now acting with immense vigor in the
way of squelching stocks ofseveral suffers,
who have been made to pay for selling IL.
quor and buying stolen commissary and
quartermaster's stores from dishonest en-
plOyees.
Gen. McClellHn's order Furnishing those
who absent themselves from their regiments
without passes is in operation. Several
hundred men and some officers are con-
stantly employed with spades for such Of
tense.
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Rebel Cavalry Captured.

HEAD QuARTRRs ARNY OF TIE PoroMAc,
Oct. 2l.-Au expedition started from Gen.
SlOcum's command this morning for the
purpose ofintercepting a force of rebel cav
airy, under Capt Dug, who were forging
near Loyettsville, Loudon county, Va. Il
was in every respects successful, bat the
details are not known. Thirty-two prison.
ers were taken, among whom Was the Cap.
tain. Ten Of the enemy were killed. Our
loss was one killed and four wounded
Days was an independent company raised
in Loudon county.
Mrs. Gen. Mcclellan and Mrs Gen. Mar
cy, having finished their visit to the army
of the Potomac, left for Washington to-day.
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Gen. Seott's Letters.

WASHINGTON, October 2l.-Early in 1861
when the civil war was pending, but had
not actually broken out, Gen. Scott wrote
two papers containing his views, profess
sional and political, on the crisis and the
rights and duties which devolVed on the
movements of the Government at this mo.
mentous juncture. One of them has re-
emily been published without the writer's
consent. The second appears to-day hav-
ing been furnished TO the press by himself.
1t establishes in the first place the patri.
otto anxiety of the Gen. in Chief to prepare
for the coming storm, and his earnest and
repeated efforts to prevail on the Govern
ment to garrison the Southern forts against
every possible attack, aud discloses in the
second place the causes of his failure which
it is now evident resulted from the decis-
ion of President Buchanan, misled doubt
less by treachery in the Secretary of War
If not in other members of the Cabinet, in
whom the head of the Government repos-
ed a misplaced and abused confidence.
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GgSrEAMnoNr INTEREST CoSrIscArEp.
III the United States Court, at Pitts
bargh, on Monday morning, Judge Mcoaud-
less delivered an opinion in the case of
of the steamer Isaac Hammatt, seized
there about eight months ago, under the
eoniscatiou law. The boat was owned by
a Mississippi Coal Company, three. six
teenths being held by Victor Wilson, a re-
sident of Mississippi. and the remaining
interest by Duushee and others. The lOyal.
owners, Messrs. Dunshee and others claimed
that Mr.. Wilson was indebted to the firm in
an amount exceeding the value of his in.
tereSt; and they also offered testimony to
show that he was not a rebel, but a lOyal
man. The Court decided that il could take
no oOgnizance of the partnership relations
10 this case, but under the law the property
was subject to oOnfscatiou. There was
fortunately saving clause in the act, un-
der which the Secretary of the Treasury
had power to relieve Mr.. Wilson whose low
atty the Court had NO hesitation in ad.
hitting.
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B9 RAILROAD AcCIpESr.-Au accident
occurred on Friday on the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad, short distance beyond the
Relay House, which resulted in the partial
destruction of locomotive, and serious
damage TO a number of cars. A train going
out was moving out off a switch, when the
train from Harper's Ferry came down and
collided with it. One of the locomotives
was SO badly damaged that it could not be
used. So far as could be ascertained no
personal injury was sustained.
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