Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-12
xxIvIIth CossR EsS-TH,RD sEss,O,

SENATE.-hfter our report closed yesterday
The hili for the removal of the %lnn"oaSo
Indians from Minnesota, was taken up and
paese d.
The b!l providing for national currency
was taken up and debated by Messrs. CoiiaInar,
Sherman, Davis, Wilson and Doolittie
A communication was received from the Sec
rotary Of Stat, in answer 10 a resolution in
suiriDg to what sugCest lions had been made
by him 10 ii. MERCER, the French Minister,
which induced his visit 10 Richmond.
HoUsE.-After our report CLOSED
Er. Ashley reported bills authorizing the
Territories Of Nevada, Nebraska and Colorado
10 frame constitutions preparatory 10 their ad-
mission as states.
The bill to pay damages 10 a Norwegian
bark sustained iii collision with naval vessel,
vas passed.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration on
District business.
REBKLLIor WITHIN Neutrality-suspicious.
OF G ECRGIA IN 8REs.-Late accounts from
Tennessee give further particulars OF the re-
sistancc 10 the Southern Oligarchy springing
I'D in Georgia ard North Carolina. II appears
that number OF the people of Northern Geur
gia and southwest Carolina, Geeming the rebel
oausc as lost, and expecting Federal aid, have
rtyolted. Col. CT W. Lee, OF the Rebel army,
who commands i'll the disaGected districts has,
n already stated, issued proclamation, which
the insurgents refused 70 obey.
A letter, written 20 the Atlanta Confeder1cy,
from Colonel Lees headquarters at Dahionega,
Georgia, under dat Of January Both, says:
IL am happy to- say that the expedition 10
ECrthe aSt Georgia Is a success. The colonel
commanding brings TO this duty, as well as all
others, discretion and great activity. He Is
thoroughly supported by his command and the
eItiZe rs generally. The safety committee OF this
Village entitled 20 great credit for their VIII
lance ard perseverance, in ferreting out and
a-IestiLg many OF the dsoT GAMERS. Til" safety
CT Dahlou-ga Is due 20 the courage and deter
mination OF lis citizens. large number of in-
surgcnts having started from the mountains -
IL, from motives Of revenge, and with the hope
OF Eesa uIng their friends III JAIL Dat finding the
place strongly GarriSonrd, itey reCame small
by degrees, until il arrived within mile OF
the town, and ietIsats in disorder 10 the noun
tAins. About 100 deseTters have come AZ and
been for aT6ed 10 theIr re .iIneEts, and as many
are gettIT ready TO go.
"a gang of wretened cut-throats went 10
Atlanta IN irons, Tuesday, and a similar crowd
will have III day or two. \ detail from the
infantry battalion, mounted, under coIum1ud
OF Capt Jenkins, Is Just i'll. with nine prison.
ers, some OF when were taken with guns III
hand, and their securing parties. both infantry
and cavalry. sra still out. Col. Lee has assured
the ICyai CpIe here that he VIII scour The
whole country ana arrest every disi5y III III
in few days. This beautiful mountain country
Will resume it, accustomed tranquility.
..kdNiceS from some refugees who have heard
Ct these tTouhles. and had 10 leave, state that
the above CO.'S no. confirm the whole, and That
cIneI d.s tjsr bahcGs have broken cut O. 4 most
aIaInIIJg AZURE