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EOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TIE House TIE. 81 the usual hour.
PRAYER or .he Rev. 1I. BoYcE.
5ir. !iAstAxp. cf arkansas. was granted
ieaTe aS absence IT account c: srcenes. il his
i.n1T.
Dir. L0pLS, / North Carolina, 7ra,ented =
l4str5:oe Resting tc the pcsra! serT,ce, witch
was referred to TOE Post Cff:cs Committee.
sir. i3Alr5Es, 81 storth CG7oiiya. pcaGeDted
oiu providing Cor : bounty on CcnS:ripts,
vNsah was referred = Tbs COMMITTEES Oh Mill
.,;r- illskrsc1aS III No.th Carait1a PIE
seated u re%pl.tti"i instrucs:Dg !ae oforeI
conc.iSt.s to inquire whether adequate snsI-
Ter and nistanG}ce Gas crowded iGr Is@oqs
IasS:ne through H.ch1c,.t. Ao"ptrf
Sir. yoors, Of Tennesa, offered resolution
ia..ru:tiiig tte judiciary io.nrnttee to ir2"irs
iuro taa aa,;5cs in the enforcement OF maitiAi
isz s:hethe- env "iS,ers hSve taken upon
themselves 10 declare raartlM la", ana what
Legislation is recessa1: 20 remove and ii1aisE
the sane. Adopted.
Mr. FooT. offered nil. &c repeal az act
ti.trtin named
DIR Foo1E oI.rcG resolution, inssruciing
1hu Military Coraruittee To inquire INTO the
expediency of imne1late legislation to ensure
proper proiect:on to any Of our citizens VINO
1nar voluntarily arm and onsaln-e Tor the
plrpose Of attacking the pests OF ths enemy
sra driving .he:E bey~Dd ouf 2c!.nLsS: aid
esp-ecisiiy Of such Legislation IL regar,: GO
SlA::s wholly o--in part IL Pcssess!?n Of 'ns
sDso.J. adopted
Mr.. FoorE offered the following resolutions,
which, on his motion, were LAID Oh the table,
and ordered TO &c printed:
Resolved, That IL the judgment Of this
House the true policy Of the present wsr i'm
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t. jtrci3.'S VIII

DID YUC EVER SEND YOUR WIFE I
:. PETERSBURG.
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Si,ingtOn Items.

Warrington, April Among the many
evidences daily tr,i -r.u "a rebels losing CON
dl,u,c Ia their cause i my be stat Il Tat AN ar
dent sucoss.onist vii, Lett Baltimore some months
sn,oct, 0.l an edit rial position nt Richmond, h's
Iust returned 10 Baltimore, hrutdek, md is ~
u..tuy permission FROM the m.ltuy authorities
here b. remain.
Int li.,ucc has been received hero from Rich
muui via Baltimore, tytth role were aDnlins
their t,bnc.1 e. tie interior, toward Dmvtllc aud
Frrmyi.lc auI h,yuui Petersburg. It Is added
that private ctArus have control over cotton AMI
t,hacco, Ito military having assumed charge o.
tl,u.
sn,,1r johnson has written tho President from
Nashville. H. represents the secession feeling ns
very strong there.
The Earturlr,S states urt John Jauncy, who
was Sroailcut Of $50 Virginia Secession Comm ttcc,
has taken the oath of allegiance 10 tue United
Ststaa
The mail contra,tlrs from kentucky say that ~
Presidents emancipation policy viii be- accepted
there.
/. tiers received here 'rap4 nrnr Cor'nh say OUT
TROOPS .n tut vicinity continue ia beautiful conIi.
tom, uul nrs eager nr battle. sod report OF
| them s confidently expected.
Tie President, account iui'd y panty u pcrso
nal friends, visited Mount Vernon ly steamer 10
day.
Tie e .mmls.inurrs - examine into the affairs OF
tho wot,ru, or Missouri Military u p,rtmout
| my, made report in which they stntc they cY
ru,urd tw,l,, hundred witursscs, ni,I h,d claim,
ur a.u'I % them amounting t. - 100000. They re-
mark uuy have devoted the pruciplhatt Of theft
| r.pu.t Co nu ,NIosure OF the abuses which ,hnrNr
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a green carpeted hoor in vast clumps and bou-
auets. In the midst Of the former were foun-
tains, with tiny jets Of gas inside the falling
water The walls were covered with lights, ar
ranged like suns and consultations, and mirrors
in tho Renaissance stvlc, so d-po.cl as to make
the suite If rooms looks about three times "a. long
as they really are. 4 billiard room oi unusually
large dimensions was appropriated 10 the buffet
which was So arranged as to appear like n vast
gillcd basket, in the midst Of which were How
ers, Wild scented tropical, and garden, iurm-
ing vast pyramiiil cluster. The wll'', win
dows, doors, aud everything approaching the
right angle were carefully concealed by nn-ints
Of blue velvet, and white AMI yellow muslin
bOUidOHDso, and spotted with silver. They de-
sccndcl from gigantic star In the centre 81 tie
ceiling and gave 10 this rolrr.hmont room the
aspect Of pavilion In which the firv queen
might have held her rcvols. The rcfr .hmou',
were all served in Dresden glass AMI tie most
delicate porcelain Of Sayres, and supper was not
announced till tlrc O'Clock in the morning. The
entire perspH7ei Of the Persian Location attended
in 2 rr l'ional costume and an the Minister
Ut the South American Republic, %. well as
several European imhI-Ilors accredited 90 tho
Tuii,rics. 4 HtE.ilu u't'i' walled and danced
every dance now fashionable with a Peruvian
beauty, who some trrrchmcn declared might
hIyn SIT 'ur the portrait at one Of the llius fair
in the " Keepsake dc Thomas Moore, ~ stalk
iug, probably, tho Irish poet for Mr.. Charles
/ Heath.
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The If,pto took up r.r senate resplt on that
~hu'y'r military Operations rclnr" " lrc7'l"'
OF taa ur more u'r.rrs ut the same grade ia tie
Same u.al ur department, The rraaJrut may make
such assignment without regard = seniority OF
rank.
Mr. w..aNnr ,Ky.J did MT see what practical
good could arse from the passage ui such ar'eHu-
uun. IT, Il present could 1 iuk-of only two Gen
cr.Is upon vasW would operate.
M O..u 'N.I.. explained tie resolution sup
pose tnrr, were three hrignHer or un. or - u,rps
tU,"r ruIuIul siUn8 dated ON auvccrsIyr dly', The
P-'-.,l. % u0y assign either % t,tn T. Tie c"n-
w'ul without regard = dHt. ui commission or
s,u.lr'y. NwHs dies. gnel e. uci'. tie tie manage
msut ~ our forces ia Tie various departments or
dy's
NJ Cox 20 i,l siercft,d t.at he rc-coum''tca,
asst pro, u..l important military changes.
Mr.. Roscoe toukling q. y said nobody
doubted that IL, President could select Their n tie
two u't ors whose commissions were d't"i nu the
s,mr day. lie 'CoukIu.. DID not believe that Con
rrnl Fremont or any ether gentleman was tn Tie
question.
Tie resolution was then passed. by a vote Of 81
H. ~.
mont CpI.tract Committee, It was ordered mt
Aaron II.rsius, OF Boston, be- brought before tie
bar Il the House ON the charge 'ur cuut.,uI Tor
ucrctiug or refusing T. app ar u accuri'u'" with
subpoena - Tie speaker, before Bub-c"muittre
| of the s1tu'.
Tie House then went into Committee n the
| Whole ou Tax BH, Mr.. CnI'N IN the char.
The "sump Duuos" clause was Vt considered
! Among tie amendments made were the follow
! Iugs
! Evmtlug prom,ss,ry notes aul inland bills OF
| ,N.Naugo from TIE duty.
! 49,, cx,mltuy MEDICINES, preparations, com
positions, prr'J1n'ry rri rn-u.t tics, from duty
! Nlru mt .ni,i for expiration, for which proper
! srrur,ty must be- given.
| THE SECOND claus. of schedule II, was Rmauicd
| sp NJ T. read, "Pr.u,-sIry notes. bank checks,
drafts ORDERS for Tie pay Ucut Of any sum, drawn
| up,u any - ,uk or Trust cumplry, or any person
or p.r4auJ companies or cnrIs'rtt.nu- II six or
| pu tlrulul except hluf checks, drtts or orders
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Tho Key West correspondent Of tho Boston
JolRSAt, under dat, 81 March 2i says;
! hasten % announce tie fat Tat tie iuit.a,ory
steps have been tukcn by or uay,, feet fnr tie re-
ducton Of the doduces ou tie " -aia'rr rycr
upon which tie rebels rely for tie protection #
Now Orleans against TIE Union forces ia tie gull
Tho Union feet, which had not entered tie Mis-
sissvp since Il, du,rac,fu exit in september last,
WAS on the 18th represented at tho head u The
passes by the sioups-ofwai lirt'orl AMI Brooklyn,
an1 . large portion o' Commander rtrf'' mortar
nutila. Out4o ,yonln, of Ito i5h anil tie morn
Ing Il TIE 1-th, heavy anil cuut.uuuus firing Vas
heard mp uc riv.r, ou slips evidently bong en-
gagged with tie cu,my.
when the Cora, which brought this intelligence,
len Pass a rOutrc the g1uh.at r.u"'1 mt two
bomb schouucr8 were iu..lr thc lar, two were IN
t,w of Tie steamer n,rri,t Lane. p,uz up IL" ia's'
AMI two ,thcr ,oinbusts were engaged 10 towing Tie
rc.t ~ the mortar feet ul tu the d,t
When to Hartford let KY wgt sho carried nS
little coal, v.t,r al! rruyisiuus o' Is'hl" tn "r-
der a. Doe able t. cross thc bar, and her SUCCESS 10
cntrru.. tie river ri ,ve tho wisdom - the meas
urc. The slip alao TX nom thi'r.Ht q number
" anchor luoys !. mark ON, ytnuu's 4 the point
of operations.
F.,g..Hi.cr Farra.yit has transferred DE poun'h
t. tic giiuboat B.ot,, Tor The u.arr, ud l..t P'Ss
rOutrc uu tic morning ~ the ISL fr SLY Island
80 cNpcd g. movements 4 That ruu'
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ed a. far ns Font Jackson, but faw lao Signs u Tie
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Mr.. Grimes Nowa) wanted 10 know II WAS
derstood that the slaves retained for the use ~
the prisoners Bt Columbus were transported aud
fed 1t the Government expense.
Mr.. Sherman said that he did ~ state, and had
the cork read part of the report II the committee
Of the Ohio IeriHl'turc, that rebel officers sent
there on parole ly General Halleok came, wearing
side arms aud registering their ~ hotels
CIluncl-, Sc, &. : A, went T. the theatre aud L.
yislature whore they we're inv. TOD T. seats ithiu
the bar, all u which was expressing rebel seuii-
mcrtg &c.
Tho question was then taken on the passage o
q ~ resolution.
YrAs M.s5r. Anthony, Browning. Chandler,
CLARK, C'.'amrr, Davis, Dixon, DYodttic, fcsseu-
den, Foot Foster Grimes Hal, Harlan, lIsuder-
son. Howard Howe, King, Lane Hni.i, Lane
k1usa1, NJ rsiIl, Potneroy, Sherman, INNER,
Ten Eyck. Thoms. 10, Trunibull, wade, Wilkinson,
" Dy, W'm.L Wilson MWsl 81
N,Y-; M,s-ts Btyard, Garlic, Kennedy, La
than, N,.nlth, Powell, salisbury, stark, Wilson
iH !. Wrllt.io.
cul irr tie abolition slavery in the District
ofC.l.u.1., was I, go taken up.
NJ. Davis ny, proceeded b. speak against Ito
hl' rIut'uduy q 1t slavery was 1n uu.'r. sal ma
tui,l ltw. hfI wss general, and that ahH't un vas
local lie quoted from Tue decision iu the H'4r ul
4 y Ant. .,u,us slow ing TINT slavery Was univ r-a
u -t.1 HI slft. &C fanatic p h'u,s originated lu
M,.sgalueetis. There was up nuy.ols is'uc but
what lgi it. origin boo Ht.t1.' .Htt-. AHIAt u
were worse enemies than Jpn. Davis, because they
were srrrut Huop.
Mr.. morrill, rrpici--rc said there was no cou-
q tut uu ava, suu Involved boo THIS mi u 6, avery
uoyrr ,vis,,j 300 tie Distinct 'NrcIt by tie law -
Maryland. cont uY,l rs tie act of l7ul, and 1t wns
perfect competent - rrprd that art.
NJ. DAVIS claimed TINT property Ia saws w1H
tine Same as va horses, and That according t. the
Consultation, the property 81 slaves could ut be
tIktu.
NJ. N .D,ug,u iCal.l spoke against the lin as
u. Y.ll.nt and IuurpurtUur.
AGcr speaking sliuc time, The scu't, adjourned.
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The gnictics IT the Paris season, says A cores
lon lcut, are s..h very mpnutonous. No extra
ordinary incident, or new lion, gives variety to
h' Very fashionable srolS. Mr.. Slni'il, II +
true, viii hc shortly Install II in what the Lri-
ul.-t, call no crane d. nc cylu ne d 10 sp','r Pc
yts me. Alr'.ly that i'. .r',nlr section q! the
brilliant wprl in thi, brilliant city, has dl-cov-
cred that the uRoH OF the toutcleratc Commits
s.uurr will be one worth a,tcndln,-tho more
r.u..,.lly since it is known that Mr., SIttl
speaks French perfectly. The Empr'-, has ,hect-
r.l a variety IN the hours OF receiving visitors
that u the nri- .ucratiC circles Is Tor the present
wi Ir.N adopted. Instead at having her most
brilliant r., 'ptuns ia the evening, they now take
place in H.. morning, and are called mihHg'S'-
Ihu ladies attend In their h'nnc's, an" lelro'h-
nau.4 are served on trays. These enter
taiunrnts have the advantage OF being neGcS-
snrIly Of very short duration, as they seldom
! commence before two o'clock and end before
! Mll-past three. Music is frequently ro,orteI TO
rs an agreeable amuscmcntl ana the prevailing
| touc is easier than that Of the sources at the
! Tuilcrics. 4 diplomatic reception took place a
| fr,y mornings ago at the Hotel Of Madame
/ Erlanger, who the ladies' m,lriously say takes
| particular delight in asking there tho reigning
| bellies, while the sun is up, for the pur'
pose Of contrasting her healthy bloom viii
| checks that look better, because more delicate
than her own, by gas, but not by daylight
/ Madame Code, a Brazilian, and young Nea
bouquets and honnct-strings, were not, how
ever, put to shame, by tho strong sun'hn
which darts through windows with southern
aspect. The former possesses all the lnlolcn
beauty that tOurishes In the warm latlIudrs G
the Western hemisphere; and the latter IA
splendid fullness and viyacity of Southern El
rope, which is never so lovely as under the inhu
encc of strong emotion. Madame Corvaia, tn
wife Of u Spanish American chIrge ddDlare'
gave a ball a few nights ago, at which were pre-
sent all the official world and the elite Of III
Spanish American residents or visitors now !
Paris. About seven hundred invitations weT
issued and accepted. The invitations were print
q oil in the simple form now DO fashionable; anS
but for tho long notice that was given, could hay
hardly prepared the invited guests for Il
Q splendid fete that awaited them. To three MAJ
: nihcent salons was temporary gallery,
e least seventy feet long, arranged Ike
% tropical garden, although the howe,
y were from every hemisphere and cI
mate. ~ "