New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-13
n,w It is Circulated in Virginia
=, RAND HEGIRA OF SLAVES

4 Congressional reaction tO-Ihl db"iU"' WV Wv
pr 6rg effects Of the tidncs aud rumors OF disas'of
IN We Scuth.West was strong ard reanimahnG'
r, "a was new spirit in both Houses. In the
10, .. the concluding portion of Mr. Slaudihs
:. eh brought the Democrats to their feet, and
. apeG them in an excited BODY III trout OF TIE
sseFs desk.
lie was Intercepted: care you in favor OF
rpre,,i,e9" "No" replied he. Under no
rcainstances would compromise with she Rebel
cyerament, and IL is my belief that no com romise
DC made which shall not dissolve The Umon ana
., a.yledge jeff Davis dominion over the South
- as.t Of Il"
b. speaker continued to the visible Terplexi'y Of
Democratic surrounding, in words tna' proved to
We tie t0ucbstone OF feeling AMI debate III tic House
,ari7g lAe rest Of the setsou. But there are Inen
..,.. House, and all over The North, who profess
3, yeieye that a iair comI ronisc can be made They
ys,o aaa 50 ourh, to make their proposal at once.
I is war ought hot to he prolonged another day by
+ ,i,iops At home. Oar debt is running on At
asiul rate, and gentlemen who believe thai com
promise can be elected should find ous forthwith
,gla, they can do. And if no arrangement can be
made Is feel sure thai none Can be, then let al
psuies unite to crush the Rebel armies, save our
Ensn,es and save the county
BOUNTY LAND TO SOLDIERS.
M Aldrich Of Minnesota offered in tie House
th. iiuelv resolution that The Committee Oh Military
ah,rs DO instructed to inquire into The eXpedency
and necessity of granting bounty land warIGDl Of
100 acres q Land 10 every soldier now serving IN our
army Or who may hereafter enlist IN any Of the old
reeilosnts. Tie lsn1 warrants to be located on az!
oonis Gated Rebel plantation, which the holder OF the
warranl may selett az soon as the is ended and
tie Rebellion crushed, and report by bin OF oher
wise
MIR. CHASE AND TIE NEw-NoRk BANNERS.
Letters received here from Newly Ork descib,
Mr. Glasses reception by tue ospkers al hr. Csco's
mouse 70 have been oisgoIJ an,. The Ds.ok Superiu
teudent. Van Dyes, is said TO have iascu hga
STATES g3t ground in bis speech against Che acre-
tsrys scheme OF national DanE, and to have Oelfo-
Gated with great earueetuess The Iatefer' noe o TIE
Government With The vast iuyestiuent IA AcS lofa
Stats SECURITIES. NJ. CnAse il ssid 10 lave wnois
jailed ia MS mission, and Of hiS friends to-nghi
express the apprehension that he will res his port
folio on mis- return.
CONSOLIDATION OF REGIMENTS AND COMPANIEs.
Senator Wison NIil introduce bill to mon ow 10
auilOrHe The consolidation Ct regiments aud
panies. L. provides az follows:
When the nuroicgl force " any two regiments of
voidntceIs or If militia Of The State ara, from the
State IN the fervice OF the nited Saics shall
ie itts than tie mas mum JIercibed Jy law
,uch regifent tie PieslI-nt nag direct tie cCnsOi-
idatiOn Of The two regiments. From tbe t~" req
roeuts t5us cousoiida,sd snail be selected, by The
President ,he officer II he new regimen, sieh &C.
lection being made ON the recommendation OF
board OF examiners to Re sppOin Tor That purpose,
aud tie remaining Officers sbaD he mustered oul
OF service. The cDu.olidaied regiment formed
shall retain the nu. beIs designations VI the Two
constituent regiments and also the giWcntal COiOrs.
Nhe;i a slugie regiment Of volunteers or OF militia
OF the sane arm from the state y reduced t.
one Iaf vi the MAXIMUM prescribed by law thc
President may direct tho consolidation Of the con-
panes o! such regiments, provided That no company
or battery 80 forced 6haii exceed tbe naSInJiI.
uamber rrescrbed ~ law. When such coLsOda-
;son a made, tie regimentai officer siall be- r.
dnecd ia proportion tne reduction IN TIE nualber
o. computes or batteries, and the Itgmcnlal ana
rumpar officers Of he new organization shall be
sAlecled % heTenbefore prescribed, aud the re-
insnder mustered out Of service.
TORTWYlNG TIE COAST AND LAKES.
The House Military Committee will Tomorrow
report bill for certifying the coast and akes. II
viii appropriate, Tor the construction Of new forte
800 900 at the mouth of the Kcnnebgc; $4,000
for Fort Prebc, Portland; $2oO,OOO for Fort Con-
,ti,ulion Portsmouth; 1000 for Fort McCary.
IOaiAmOulhs SiDV,OUt iVI j TofIItciOND, .nhftsf
sl50,0 for Narragansett Bay; $4,000 fcr New
London; 800 600 for Fort Carol, Baltimore and
SEQ, 900 each for Forts jackson and 81. Philip, ON
;he Mississippi.
CRACKING OF THE SLhvE-DRIVEES WHIP.
Oar misforiunes at Vicksburg and Galveston, and
,be credited disaster 10 our arms at Springfield re-
wVed Today in the Senate the whip.cracking over.
seer 10 long thought 10 be dead and buried. In
answer 10 the manly md most decoroua speech Of
Mr. Wilkinson, Mr. Salisbury Of Delaware enipted /
will not reply to the curriiy Of the low fellow
from Minnesota" and through repeated calls to
order, Injected tie iDsolence Of sGgp,sGzug the
Republican Senator as "a lar and biackggari.
TIE PROCLAMATION OF FREEDOM.
Gen. Clueseret has written TO Senator under date
Of January Z, at Winchester, letter that viii give
that perfect soldier stronger Ct m npon tie adui
ration OF his adopted cOuntrymcn lie gays:
ave have reccivcd---Gen. Milroy and rnvself-
zhe President Proclamation Of Freedom. In conse-
quepce. yesterday posted on all the walls OF
Winchester, and scattered throughout the country
from farm 70 farm an order from Gen. MilrOy noti.
fyIug sll slaves that they are free, beginning from
the let Of January, and have the light 10 claim |
wages from their masters, or TO quit tbem aud that
ga this the troops will project Their rights pre-
cbey ss they viii tuoee 0l all other citizens
The northern neck Of Virginia, the heart Of arsto
rs'ic and wealthy slavery, is alive with vast he