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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
| ADpr AND INsP'R GENERALS OFFICE.
RIcHrosD, Nov. 9Th, 1907.
GENERAL ORDERS,
~ 0f

GENERAL ORDERS,
Of eonscpts viii cause following 70 be
publslr for times Ia sa'len number VI nshs
papers each of the Conledescy TO ensure m rehas
every part II the country.
All eormissioned officers and enlisted who are nov ao-
their other han aetus us
ability duty under orders from the Secretary Of "sI OF
their department eomnsnde Will return 10 Their commands
without delay.
H. officers faiug comply with the provision,
OF song within reasonable esn OF us u
shah dropped from tie eth army Ia disgrace aha hsH
all be furnished the cJmandant OF eohehps o' Gu
rolmsn; In the ranks a. . -,
sions Paragraph Of tai, order, Hin reasonable gh
time shall eonerei dcserss and irezief according
y Le furnished 10 the conmandan oi eo1senPs
ia th-if Safe fer publication, or such ohrr aeuoo Is uhJ W
deemed m,s ca cscious.
" In order 10 ensure the efficient cooperation Of all con-
esrned lib order into eiae rres Con-
mante-s directed ia require hon the continuing Ouf
separate cou.dAna IN thslr deJsnmeu,s promo rp
o: al! commissioned oeesrs ani eni~d zen Dos ar
ter snds Thrsc reports must state IN eAfh
e. the cause % abe sr AIRY resolsua battalion or COM
PAM brr who ~ Furnish such Afepou o. VINO
shal iy. - sny rS,cts,ns case Of unauhon'
ned abstnFe 'a % eynsiiiol iffrepi D. = mna',D
" Unc the prov -qE Of the oil clause o. psirINpu
Of General irs No &c eolnai s.,n-d ON rrs Aha
are apabl, b-sTIa sip consequence o. Nochas a. -
In battle but A fnr svs- are reaaei " no
oherxiss a.Jui 10 eommandsnt OF co.,
scripts In their r.i-si..e rtaa ~ They are nusa M
such duty. assign IT, o. snass,e,. AZ =, a
upon the ritas, haaey NJ such assistance NAY
vi ocen q the Qns Department essrsea Vim
payment OF troops, are he 81 directed not TO psy nal
furnish sa,.f.eory evidence ne .bie the ps.,ti
described 10 tie foes0rg order An, dl.berns W.. ssa
make payment In violation Of this order shan be n>e %
for the amount Of such fATrs-t
dsatM AdT'tsnd InspeetSr General. ,
. - z--.-- - ys1sl - bi- 80 az.
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Unreasonable Profits.

a S.ocshoie-" denks the accuracy OF our state
mem relative % the ezorbsn' profits Of the Mancbes-
ter Cotton and Wool MANUFACTURING. Company bat care.
fv rcrlus irol taug VIA, their profits really are
He asserts tha tsy ar, less than other establishments
Of the sind are 'makiog but coniesses that they are
much TOO great for the public interest" Doubtless,
the members OF this Company when they see how
Others ;are fleeing the Government aud the people
wonde, at their moderation We are willing to
believe that the Manchester Company gouges not quite
so deeply As other, Of the rIpseious Ehch they
belong but We are convinced that plumber the order
OF the day and We No redress for it, but by the strong
hand Of law.
We have already published the resolutions adopted by
the Convention OF Manufacturers in North Carolina
Ia copying them the Danvlie APpsai comments fol-
loss We commend what il says to the souess eOrpo-
rafious and greedy shareholders Of this vicinity
This action on the part OF the North Carolina Manu-
f.cturers deserves b. universally followed There-is
no reason in the world why the manufacturers Of Viz
gnG should pursue precisely the same course or
sinAr one The spirit OF extoron Is TOO apparent in
the soriact Of many Of Virginia manufacturers and
the full force Of tie law both Confederate aSd State
should be exercised repress H. If the manufacturers
OF Virginia viii not Of their own motoc, proceed TO
pat down the prices OF er manufactures We trust the
ohcer OF the government viii their employees
ue cOuscrbed iato The army. The Law clear upon the
-3act and u ought 70 be enforced without fear favor
o.. a..sction-" We know that many Of msnuiactu-
rs are making nearer hundred and fifty per cent
liam the seventy I've per cent allowed by law, and they
ought be compelled either 10 ioregO their enormous
gr1dl, or clo up their shops The public interest y
suffer hy leaving undOne the former than it will by
admitting % the latter As it is but the rich
afford 10 " the products Of the mills whilst the poor
have 10 d. siIhOIt Reduction OF prices will equaiEe
the burden among AL and while it viii still yield 10 the
inllusrers very handsome profit il viii also enable
the poor 60 be fed and clad.
F,om tie resolutions Of the North Carolina Conven-
ton polished above it will be that Al sheetngs
can D. produced and bring remuneratvs profits at IS
,ei:s per yard Ist outrageous chat the same art
40 sLoId be sold in Danyile at from % 10 ~
What excuse the spectators and exortoners Offer
70 lue pJor pale and enAciatsd wife WidsW Of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

POINTED PRgACHISG.-Father Moody was an excentric
man. lie had in his congregation Colonel Ingrahsm,
wealthy farmer who had kept back his large stock OF
corn from tho market in hope of raising the price The
pastor heard Of it, and resolved make public attack
upon the trinsgrcssof One Sabbath no read his
He that whhodclh the corn, the people shall curse
himt but blessings shall be upon the head of him that
selleth it," Prov. x: 30 Colonel Ingraham could not
bat know to whom reference was made, bushe held up
his head and faced his pastor with look of stold Jun.
consciousness. Father Moody on with very strong
remarks, became still warmer aud touched the Colonel
still more closely, who hswever still held up his head
apparently determined not to feel" At last the preacher
lost all PATIENCE aud cried out Colonel Ingraham yod
know that mean you: why don't you hang down your
headp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

The Ntre Bureau of Knoxville Tennessee is producing
and forwarding Richmond from nine to twelve thou
sand pound, Of nre per month"; and this quantity will
be rapidly increased
To love something more than ones sef-that is the
secret Of all that Is great to know how to live for
others-that is the aim of all noble minds.
The Marion (Als) Commonwealth learns that an alliga-
tor fifteen feet in leugth captured about six miles
FROM that place, In Cahawba river, few days since
In 1860 the Yankees made and sold ninety millions Of
dollars worth of boots and shoes in 1852 nine millions
will coyA the amount.
1t wassated IN the Federal House of Representatives
on tho Sd ns that tho three hundred condemned Indians
in Minnesota would be executed, with without law
Llncon's officers have seized four hundred bales OF
cotton valued at upwards of one hundred thousand dol
lars, at ST. Louis
Gen. Msgruder arrived at Houston Texas, the 97th
nil
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-
Nor'hern papers up 10 SATURDAY tne i''n INST, nave
been received The accounts from Fredericksburg re-
late only to the crossing of the river and the lombard
,o,, 80 Il. 7, =. 81 -. ~. t., A.,
A. -. g. o..,.-1..
-, =, ,1' :,
bura ON Thp1sssv p;sbt Jsst We lost sbou, loo men in
killed and wounded. They fred on our men from the
houses and not much mercy was shown 10 those who
Mere caugh,. ine ny rsconlnencea Trossing she
General Hooker General PranGlns Division crossed at
the bridges three miles below the city There was some
,u nrns ~ nine O'CLOCK ou' the heOeis maze out
a. dsno,cb as,od ,.., ever;rc ,ro o,cloo
yesterday the Rebels opened the guns placed on the
ridge in the rear Of the city on the advance of our
ias mann hre was directed ph
the ridge tLsy onensd on Frantn's Dv;s;on Thu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

CuLPKrgH, Va, Nov. 10Th, 1891
meeting held BY the Cupeper Little Fork Rangers Coups.
ny Csyalry express their grief
their friend brother soldier Lieut. HENRY w. CO0Ss Ieui.
o. NJ corbn called the Guar. and Join Hoffman APP
pointed Secretary:
Tue following resolutions adopted
Resolved That whereas has pleased the AL Wise Ruler Of
nations individuals midst
fend gail Lieut. H. W. Coossw .olnd
post ready perform duties his Office In
bic admission dspeIaion OF His divine providence
Resolved, That In tie loss VI friend have lost
and example OF pious and devoted
Christian, and the State brave daring officer.
Resolved, That deeply fympaIhse with the beresved
this their epArzbs loss aud that feel assured that
buge shall the asong roll sa that dear
friend his among the saints In
Heaven
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be sent to his Of.
nicted family 10 the Wing aud Enquirer for publication
LErI. o. v CoRBiN, chHu.
JoHS A. HoITtxIS, O, g.. Secry,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
THE MANCHESTER COTTON AND WOOL MANU-,
FEATURING COMPANY.

IL The FL, ~ Of the Hhg'
In YOUR paper OF the 18th instant there appeared an
other attack and a very unjust one on the Manchester
Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company. am salts
"A Won intended no injustice that Company and al
though not Of the allegations in relation to 1t Is cor
rect your article is calculated 10 be the less njuri-
os that account You say 1t has made tN dividends
of SIPS per share since the began Snd that one OF
il. stockholders has drawn nearly Slj0OO0 in the last
.irh,esu months on an Investment Of $4,000 The
C5mptuy has never declared dividend OF Sl25 per
hare nor has it. suce The degant declared dvi-
And, 70 the Slouut of $3.50 per share mr. has any
nj IT, sioc hoders since it, organization, (neary Unity
vs,,s arol received in dividends the half of $4,000.
You also saw ',he fabrics OF this Compsuy
>, 10 our soldiers l. there bI which the gov
eminent can possess sef OF them at fair price -
Ths seems TO imply hat the government does not get
t5r, or cannot get them except at elOrbiiant prices
when the fact that the government has had nearly
m. whole product Of the Factory from the com
mencement OF the TO the present time, and
generally ~ reduction OF not less than twenty five
per cent from the current market prices of similar
rood.-Sometiuies at much greater reduction, and /
entertain no dou5t that this company has furnished the
Government with more goods than any other company
m the Couf-drAcy From the general character Of your
editorials have idea whatever that you would iuten-
t1naly exaggcrtr mIsreprcsent facts bat Il seems
stang. the company whose profits have been sinai
than those OF ANY other manufacturing company IN the
-, should happen Ia be- the oN selected for attack
A9d although it. profits have been mach smaller than
te profts some other manufacturing establishments,
frankly admit they have been much large for the
hubble interest and should be highly gratihed to
.s,e Of thing. calculated reduce them. Our stock
holders arr however, unreasonable enough 20 think
There /. no special obligation them 70 out ma
rpipar, aha. could not Dc replaced nj advance Of
thousand per upon is cost TO make goods at old
p.se, when they have TO pay FIVE ten times former
r,tp, for lch OF the necessares OF life DO pro
duc,l 10 aburdtuce la q. parts OF the Coniederacy.-
som, Of them sav too THAI II the Dividends de-
carei upon tho their buildings and machinery
would cost in present currency the profits would not
appear 70 b. 50 yery large ailer all
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
u'cLrLlAs AxD rur M'DowrLL TRIAL.

General Mcclellan was examined on the trial of Gen.
Mcdowell, in Washington, on the 10th inst, aud his
testimony is interesting detailing it does the plans
of the campaign the Peninsula. Among other things
he said
al have no doubt, for it has been my opinion,
that the Army OF the Potomac would have taken Rich,
mond had not the corps of General Mcdowell been sepa
rated from it, Il is also my opinion that had the eom
mand of Geusral Mcdowell joined the Army of the 20,
tomac in the month Of May, by way of Hanover Court
House from Fredericksburg We would have had Rich.
mond in a week after the junction"
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MIN.

Nelson county, Dphea July last, the residence Of
bis Samuel stevens In the eighth Of his
SAMUEL MARSHALL only child Of Ms. L. A. and George y.
Stevens. rt-. p. - 49, 80 i ...
OF Typhoid Fever October In the 8ot year
ags, SARAH STEVENS, daughter Of samuel Stevens
On the 9Th Of November after lingering illness, hrs Law
MA A. wife Of George Stevens.
Gu the 10th Of Novsmber Consumption camp
Mr. WILLIAM HARVEY, son-in-lsw Of Samuel Stevens.
On the 18th Of December Goth year her age Inham-
StouAch Mrs MARIA LOUISA PErTIs the be-
loved wife Of Vim. H. Petls, and youngest child Of Samuel
Stevens.
LynchbuTg ylrginsn please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

fR0N THR SAN IACI

The schooner Alice, arrived at New York. brings news
that the Confederate Alabama into port at
Martinique after "robbng and destroying by fire. the
ships Levi Starbuck, of New Bedford, and the T. b.
Wales, of Boston. The u s. steamer San Jacinto, be-
ing of the port went in pursuit. but in the might the
Alabama gided out and, on tue following morning,
ihen the San Jacintos lookout reported it was
tanned that she was esti The New York papers
state that whole fleet of steamers now after the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

aulc,stnuber aud he took aside on his return from
be conference oexbress Ais firm belief that the Gov
ernn5t trrs faithfully Adhere TO their policy
He reminded me Of former meeting Of the same kind
when appeared TO, doubt and he bad said the same
thing So far, he had proved TO be right admitted
the fact, but added that some future time might
perhaps be able put him in possession Of the evidence
which had then affected my judgment. i could not do
It Just now.
c. f. ADAMS.
Hon W II arHLRn Secretary Of State
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

or Cor demanding $40 to 30 for cotton yarus which
c,u he nroducsd and sold u handsome Profit for sS2S
TO 81 as .. =
These thiagsure 100 outrsgeousy wrong sndwe leave
bos who practice item TO the righteous indignation OF
the people, and the proper penalties Of violated law.
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THF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
10 CnRRESPnNnKNTs.

ofts VIZ"
A. . r-s4 hoti gsi-s ~ ~ pdpsr triu De pub
No. T.is 81, -rf. or - sJfsg oBCAf % b tnotca
a. ts8 -.' Dc p. 's9rr,sd rom obituary notices
s-leefisy 'i-r- tisss etis5c' g. ddrsrsss1lSst
~ " ctEgat a1dertsts % Sssara rjscted coHs1GEfed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

STEAMERS ToR TsE CoSTFnERATEs.-The feet OF FIRST
a- steamers that have been purchased in ris country
or the purpose OF running tue blockade are leaving
gradually The ssil river steamer Rnby, l2) tons, and
tie splendid Belfast mail steamer Giraffe, y6o IONS sailed
on SATURDAY afternoon from Greenock They have both
undergone strengthening OUTFIT for the passage. The
Ruby j. commanded by Captain Gregory, has % men,
and sails in fuel, The Giraffe is commanded by Captain
Dugud has 90 men, aud tai ont valuable cargo in
boxes csso1 and packages Consuming "Gregorys pills
il = saidl and over EISO0u worth Of leather boot'
q sIl worth of medicine, aud 5000 worth of surgical
ustrumeuts Ihc Giraffe slso taxes ont so passengers
"a they ate styled but these said TO be more useful
than orrsmentaL-- Gid,g5,- Morning JlHpG,.
We take the above from the London Morning. Herald
of the 10th November.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18
X. III. STOKES,
AuCTIoNEER.

Z For the Sale of Negroes.
CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY,
Bniows RxoHAseR s0rxr, mczxosD, VA.
w. r. MAsDux, (of Maddur Coz CLERK. :
WIN board gentlemen engaged In the trade and s seryans
gB-our Portss attend AL the depotsa ..s1peae-u
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

THE ADVANCE TO RIcuxoND- VIsVs previous TO The
BasThe editor OF the Chicago Post, having recently
visited Washington, writes as follows
"If General Barnside's army now resting on Fred
e-icksburg it shows that the at Washington have
atlast been convinced that the attempt to march the
army and transport its supplies overland Is failure
Pope disastrous expedition failed to convince them Of
that bat Burnsides necessities have probably demon
strated The fact Has General Burnside effective army
strong enough proceed Richmond at this season
We Of course do not know the number of hs force,
bdt will require immense army TO accomplish the
work before them EyeSye inch of their route from
fredericksburg TO Hanover will be contested. Swollen
and destroyed bridges will meet them al every
point and finally, supposng they sl these diff
hcalties they will then be at the Chickahomny swSmps
where the army eight months ago. We confess
hetaRtiy 10 impressions founded upon hs reports Of
he Federal and Uaion armies that there piH be fur
tier ddSanes EpoR Richmond this Fall We believe
the lnge Of base to fredericksburg a necessity
mad, imperative by the ipossbility of reaching the
rebels at GOrdonsvle and change for such is
one Of those that unfortunate because they
evuce a lack Of foresight and judgment which thoAexpe
ence Of the in Virginia ought to have given TO the
authorities having the matter in charge II 1t does not
involve general retreat Of the army to Manassas aud
Washington, We think the cOpnsy>wl have cause to
rejoice"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

WAsuiNGIoS'- W.T. SroLTN AND SoLn--lt appears by
a statement made a meeting Of the New York Histor-
al Society that the viii Of Washington stolen on
the advance Of the Abolition army into Virginia, and has
since been sold the British Museum 1t was the last
production OF his pen, having been written exclusively
by Washington 1t deposited in the Fairfax Court
House, and was stolen by = Federal soldier, and has
found it, way, notwithstanding the general announce
OF the theft into the curiosity shop of the British,
where ii will doubtless remain unless efforts are made
10 have il restored
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

HARRY MCCARTHY,
Ill HARRY MACARIHT,
HAIRY MAC ART Hi z,
The Arkansas Comedian, at the
BROAD STREET THEATRE.
BROAD STREET THEATRE,
BROAD STREET THEATRE
Every Evening Every Evening every Evening II. Bonnie Siss
and liars The Letter from shilohi beof ds
Richmond Missouri; The Volunteer; 4e.
eT-Admission IS cents. No halt price. :
R-seas reserved for ladies he gentleman accompanying
them onIy JOHN w. HILLYARD,
dei3-iw- Business Manager.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

r OST-On last Sunday night, my Free Pa
IL pen The finder viii confer l-yOr BY leaving them at
this office. - -. Q
deIi-Ns THOMAS JENKINS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

siThe distribution Of salt under the prOvisiors q the late
act General Assembly has caused quite rush" for that
indIspeI a The Of the distributing agents. Me,sr
apo,s Harvey, Pearl street. daily beegei by ses Of
hou.ekssps thar servants awaiting their turn TO be supplied
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR FOR
ls6S-Prined In handsome style on Cards Board and
fine English letter paper tor sale by GEo ?. EVANS co,
delSu whg Building.
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LATEST FIR ON The NORTH.

Hon. W, Il. srw4.D, Secretary Of state. - !.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

BAsstT ssAv, TEE DrcryL the former Detectives In
General windsrs corps, one Bernard ss, who hastily
changed his base from Washington when thai
eern broke up the prosecution for
sconduet Il hss been reported here and irreniT
ham q, Detective but t rascal - shss be, h ap-
psars that he Las yet that depth Of degradation
ba more psprr SAYS he city and that he
but Washington amer being released from the old Capitol
bond an The sum Of one thousand d,ars keep the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

TEE NEW ssrEwe notice that the new Confederate notes
the denomination dollar eeuins into eireulan The,
are han printed 90 pink paper engraving nne
executed great Improvement the old ties Tn
writer paragraph would be thankful to any friend TOR
Christmas pr esent Of . fev specimens"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

partnership for the purpose Of doing GENERAL MERCAS
TILE AND COMMISSION BusINEs under the style and L Of
Younger Co. aud the stand formerly occupied
smith Adams III Main street. Lynclbur, Va VIII give per
souA prompt attention 70 all eonSsnmens OF Merchandise
r oee Liquors, Produce Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco,
&C. &c win make advances Consignens In hand
when desired. Refer the Richmond and Lynchbus Merchants
generally. - :, .o,,.,o,,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-18

FsKDlnzssrno RxI Rrspws learn that the following
have been received from contributors In the country "aan
ouI,enberry OF Caroline $780, W. b. HARRISON Of Brsndou
Sl0o; Edmund RUM OF Pnca GEORGE $50 Mrs ChAs Bruce
Of Charlotte 900 Masson Knoxville, Tenn, IS Wsingi
Gordon $40 william 0verton, Us; Charles Powell, SO. VI
are also the Council Of Lynchburg have appopa
ted o. 800 and the people Of that hearted city raisn
liberal subscription We earnestly urge this good work Per
country disposed 10 Contribute need hot went
called send their donations At once 10 H. How
ison Treasurer Of the Irederick ,burg Relief Fund.
The national Republican., 1862-05-03

49, r!sf - -! ss4e aAavSN &
Fot y Elief of 2 II 0& rsl ossph N
Tote tsc1ese. III 81
Te ~ I. g III ls ~ - end = 3
ssryation 10 the Territory Of Nsbr.shs. :.
bury, and oshsra, halthrssd women of ths Sioux
tribe Of indians.
n X oAss or GEN. WI ,u'ru.
". MORRILL,, Of vsenon 80 70 . Per.
so6sl sxplSSaHoo, 10 regard, msoe Isdt
By h0At ths Nm he pfssssh 4 b reeolatlse'
which was adopted, reSuestlag ,ns Presldeot 70
Who may Le habiiualiy intssiceesd ffoa W. uss
From iafoenation tbsu rscslved, be stated
that . certain commandins oncsf, st The en.
gsgenant near Yorktown, wss % much intoxI.
Gated that hs fsll on biz horss daring he On.
Il d Known ths. the individual referred 70 d
General ". T. Smith, and desiring 10 Do him
Justice, be presented The testimony Of Witnesses,
which wss rsad, dsnyisg the charge ot intoxi'
cation made seainsl The General. and seeertins
his temperate habits, military skill, 10. He VA
ssrongly endorsed BY the nsld odicrrs Of The vsr
We X. si6DiE, Of penn.y,,.ul., spot. 10 ,hisl
N. WAsHBURNE took occssiou TO say thai
.lmIlar reports we're circulated concsrnine
Gen. Grant, the hero Of The great battle oi
Pittsburg Landing, which reports were basely
fslns. ...
During bis remarks be paid handsome con.
pliments to the life and public s"rvloes Of Gen
Grant, and the efficiency Of the Illinois trocps
In the Pitaburg battle, and alluded TO regi
ments from other States not doing their duty
on that occasion. .....
M. COX, Of Ohio, took reception to this
implied allusion 10 the brave Ohio troops.
kr. wASHBURNE said be did not intend "a
speak direspecttully of,he Ohio troops.
Mr.. COX said, Ohio had tw, nty SIX regiments
10 that battle, and that III, slandere against
-ome Of there regiments originated In Illinois
and we're already proved to be- talee and mali
| cious. The Ohio troops fought bravely.
Mr KELLOGG, Of Illiooir, considered II our
| iuty to praise these men who Hght 90 nob,y
and. not be finding fault with them. .' /
NJ. RICHARDSON, II illinois, thought thai
bis matter Of oriticising the military ofacers o.
The country sbous the poorest business "
Hr. VOORHEES,, Of Indiana, Tia. be hat
lately learned fron distinguished member q
Gen. XcClsllsn's stsK thai Gen. smith was no
intoxicsted on the occsslon alluded 10, and Mr
v. deprecated ell such ,landsrous reporta.
Mr.. FISHER Of Delaware, stated In bis 70
marks that the pretended loyal citizens o.
yhoss arrest In Delaware and Imprisonment Il
Maryland BY the military authorities. bad callet
| orth speech In their defence by Senator
salisbury, we're open and avowed secession'sts
and produced the testimony establishing ths
fact -. u
Adjourned 10 Monday.