Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-03-04
REcAPITULArIoS
From Washiprto,
W ashingto, II

Senator Wilson introduced IN.
Senate to day. providing that al =. =
who may join the new regular A., ,...'' =
ments, until the latter are fun AN. =
diately receive twenty five dollar ~ ;
hundred dollars bounty TO vb;,h y =
entitled at the expiration Of ~, -! \
enlistment as volunteers. X
A bill was introduced in has
day providing for the immsd;,,.
ration Of slaves in the Distrir, a. - Ne
the legal owners being uurh,ri,. - -.
naturalization in the court,
The Senate Committee on Jus;.;,
examined into the alleged d;,lay.I,, \
ator Powell, Of Kentucky. and he -
heard in his own defence. Tbs,s,.,I
both as to the result Of the esp,u;,,..
tion and Of the view the Senate m ~
the case.
The debate in the Senate ta-d,, -,
Fessenden. Of Maine, and Suupt, M
sachusets, was Of ver7 hitter std ,,.
character. Mr.. Fessender. IN n. -
/ of the debate, administered ss,,,. =.
TO Summers dietstJriai policy srg -
manners.
/ Senator Browning Of Illinai, :.
Fssseuden in the same strain.
Many republican Senators bsr,...,
disgus,ed with the saustieal caur.. n,
nor during the present session. Tt.t,,,
( pafby game" which has teen s. .s7s
3 layed Tor his benefit. is well nigh 81,
ted. Garrett Davis has On mars Ia, /,
occasion since he has taken b. "a 4,
pressed with telling effect SGmn.r, !,
tin disl .yalty. 1t is very eeusss
( preston 10 hear peol ls Assem- thr b |
mure deserving Gf expulsion ihs, D,
was. To the border Safe Uni,si.,.
ner is particularly obnoxious.
The resolutions in regard &c ID, ~
ment If the seeded States, rsfsrs.t
Territorial Committee Il TIE Sar.
resulted IN the Pc, arsiiy1 &! l!ll|
the INST radical addition chars.,r
( provides lJr cover, rIeuts for tie y.
States, to consist ui a Cyuuc ! Of u..sns|
bers ami a u 'veTnar for each S.a.s al
official, are invested with Tie ~
abolish slavery ; to rent %; the ylssA,
( farms and houses uf tie southern e
TO mpel all children 10 GO to schzl 4
many other provisions u Ike iEy,s|
cal IL and fanaIical character.
The bill will be reported nez EsI 4
It's se!i,us co. sidcrarion lJ Cyarss,
a, once exhibit the relial = s'reng.h I /
abolition wing Of the repul Lean pry-
1t is not believed that any such hrs
cHn be passed. If it uniuriuusisiy ~
become law, there would not Il IL
man left in the border States.
WashinziJn, Nsr3.
The President has deslgus'5 !
Andrew johnson to Brigadisr Gsz
and he proceeds to Tennessee ionr'
t. organize a Military PsIvisi5BAi G5's
ment fer Tennessee. until the r.e-asz
ton Of the civil government
Brigadisr General Blu, Hiil he III
ted tn morrow as Mrjor q neral
Ofhri&l information from NsshvirF
war department represents tie HaT|
I work in that State is abrut fnishs
that it only remains L. eject ems
/ gauizatirn IF the State govern ment.
il is believed that the Unilr1 STATS
eos will occupy Columbus to day.
The rebel forces under Albert 81
Johnston are being steadily Ersss'a y
wards By General BueI
General Lander died ta day &, Plrf'|
in western Virginia, from the dtbIiI
effects of wound received ct L.Tf'
Ferry.
General Shields succeed GfR'rsl La
in his comm"n1 IN the Upper POtHt
A dispatch was to day reeelIsa ?
Commodore Fuote saying that Lls'a1
Phelps, who went with tag o. u's
C. lumbut, has returned and rspSia Y
umbus being evacuated. lie saw ihsH.
burning their winter quarters and ~ =,
ing heavy gunbOsts on the bun, DI"
ing those in the water batteries.
The indications we're that the ",
Columbus, tagether with mIlIiS!"
&c. has been burned. 81
1t is said to be clearly undersiooa
! sllied powers that a monarchy wa
result Of the present invasion o. -
notwithstanding the assurances L
the United States that they do d."
any political object there.
/ Ii is believed they viii saT that es,
( srely will be established BY ihs y.
(. of the Mexican people, just IS tOs -
/ was established in France. -
( The War Department has r =.
trensmit any letters to the sOuinsr. -
The reports received from 81 .,, }
/ departments the past week repre-
condition of trners as very gooo'
they have a great desire for a'!lo3. ,. D
Major General Hitchcock oeeS u
appointment on the ground tns
will no. permit him to perform Jus"