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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

HAMILTON Bermuda, Jan 1.-The b schs Gold Liner.
.t the 70 .., s I.
Sr ri ror Taris next
barr IRON os hound s,i 70 GuoaR., into 81 Georges
have an assorted cargo.
Colombo. from =, Domnso for New York, TO be sold
Miscellaneous.
suir RosrSA. ashore Governors Island came OF u
AM yesterday, and anchored IN the North River
srKAxsur crsrri. sumner for New York. returned to
ths itIh, syout 80 mites on Pass rou,re W
SIR Nh Capt Johnson arrived rsrro
PDSrt sosnd. -" '" '' " P"' " Ways IRON
Bs M.ss 4ss rs,s mot MAJ, Peters sanford
ported yesterday.
.h Bel, s% Fs 9Th for
North Ledge Buzard's Bay afternoon OF 2sth during
esy . soas h SraaE es She
towed up New Bedford.
xus Ss 4. spo Sefe jan y So Il s he
gr IN your morning edition you say on The night Of the
famed other damage watch Is no, corre A. sustained 10
% sr Ds ss1 spi or e Domnss w
,pg .pi Other damage received VIII, lying 10
"'D' '- '" 'A''' ~ Master brig Ocean saT TaSsl.r
sens co1.rIs1 a, Areceo PR from Philsdelphia white
sprung leak aud after survey was condemned 2e,h
o. =! a.sss s;i i:.ss
cargo.
s-sAsra Crrv BAHrrcap rrcenty ashore at the son,h
Ss.,e b.ve been closed from the inside she pro-
baby be brousht ~ the city this morning.
sas blow psss
sss Ann totally wrecked. She sofih .So"l
ss..n y,c s. ;ss = 81: TX q auction on
1as xi ~ ,is 3D. " ssf' a.
saF S Ss ssv ~. BUN IL 's y s e.
E 70 sss ssiaf il ss s :ss 'sAr x"' tons built
wis vi, De, recently. sne srs e.ea
is-,; snsa desI Il i... br-ad,S q S.sm.
ssa sss Sp s e ssm
s z S Sea- .ss ss: 10. vS .s.
ss s 70, T. ssis rttrs s s,c Rss u . aSssd
Jssi IL the Mona Passage. sAr Bien Rl,paA Of Pro-
''e''''' days out s slss,; .... 20.
Brig Gov sro"n, rassci Jan ~ - miles u Gaze
Fo~eaxn Psrss.
Asse,.e ra Dec asin port scr Oceynine narsssA from
Asris.AL ban i3in ron brig nspoo.k Gibbs, for Man
Igi car.. Jsn .rn por, .chr ruty Tracy. for svors
o.s.co; iin por' Saa.ssSI from ' New ior s
1r Iss.rd iB Berry 1 n F ssrs
T.yss e. s,as S An A,. c ,Sa;. sosa
FsosTi ~ NO Ia".lo per orig E,perlmeut Gilbert,
for Havana itr N+"
Hose Kosc. So' s-io ,ort MP Ho,spur n. nneu fer
~YOrk. " ' w.
H.vss. Jan 90 Arr sehts CrcA, lnnti Hama p,u.At#
.hia land ed 2St tor sntsauft taUr, u,'gi.,
JysiA Tamfs; 2.th. Gen Moll 'Con.edJ. tjori,a '
Cha 2lsi brie Fsins bass ualseu aaAnas sc,r Maria
l. Chase, sagaa.
Ia port "a n Sings Ocean Ranger. Ay-fu fer Se. yott
Hambers Nuer Wts; 1nos dcggrtln ~ sbOn rrp, t',v
Harris ustmru' Tim Rnnran Carver; s,u,hcrn ,t,sp
flrgias, snf theuS sblii- uuts harks " Co,o.d ~
I'd. fakSfors sasolres Berry; Lug httsssh, nsao,s
&C IN Eorc, Ntfnt: chy ~ feH~'t. gYx,r.s, ED'ns
VOL, ET o.-col ]. " '.tt,t. E,n,, A3,ss. 0dt -
fM'gssftr,' feItt - ;. r.g 4. -. n et>Ht
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upward tendency. the following being the quo
tati0ns at half past FIVE -

Letters from General Hunter's department allude
to the plans which are being perfected for the CO.
cupaton OF the port Of Brunswick. and hold
out hopes of supply Of cotton thence. The
adjacent region is one Of the richest cotton dis
tricts in the South, and railway and canal had
been partly constructed before the outbreak Of the
war for the movement Of the staple. A moderate
expense viii probably put them in working order
and render the port the seat of some export trade
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day
tcCeiPsS.. vo4Ss S4t %
-For customs. lT4 800 25
IAymonW .................ss.... 106,SZy W
Balance. $3.50 q
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The Dry Goods Trade. :
tho mportasious Of dry goods .. tho Of Now York
FOR tho week ending January o. 1885, were annexed
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rraE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS TO THE CAPITAL.
i STOCK OF the GLoFB FIRE INSURANCE CowPANY
of thls cy opened M n6sy, February T Inc
olSkcf the company. c.rner q urecnwich button
socs uraCr The BANK An insts OF Ten INA,
rIffent n pAy ap'c q. tnc lsnr 81 subscribing -
wy ', HA srhiiiissiorp tc.,,..,...,..-.
.4.NAlsy LfgNN. \
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thpkf, dan. 80--dP.
A~rE.--saies worc made q 50 bbls. az SIZE for psa
and SIC. for pearls.
pRs insrufrs.--The market was excited 70 dav. am
again loc. 2jc pcr Dbl Heher for nour with brist
demand ana sales Of 81 900 bbis State and western 0
do Southern and 800 do Canadian within our revised
range
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Family Market Rexiew.


The scale OF prices prevailing Ut Warrington Market
yesterday show but few changes fromhose given in our
review Of last week tt
Rnv.-There changes whatever in the prices Of
beef Tho supply plentiful and tho demand about equal
According 70 the statement OF Mr. r. Valentine r and
other venders the prices asked and received are as fol-
house, isc isc sirloin, I2c I4c; round, &c. lee
ordinary pieces %. 7c soup pieces, &C &c.
cornsd pieces, good quality &C. &c. tongues 5c each
IlUIros appeared be little higher than at our Last
quotation Nice chops brought 14O per ID. yesterday
ordinary roasting pieces ilc fore quarter saddles,
LAnB prorer 10 Of season just now what there is Of
il being sold under the denomination Of mutton at about
VIAL is scarce as yet but there "a moderate supply Of
good quality for sale In the markets at the following
ratosFore quarters &c. per lb.; hind quarters he
Posx is In good supply Fine fresh pieces suitable for
roasting, bring &C. per pound pork steak, 10c sailed
pieces, 10c hams, good Specimens, l2c bacon, lie;
pigs heads, &C.. hooks, &C.; sausages, Ioc.
ri, \, AMI a,y s 90 s not 70 Be quite pen
since last review, being foows--Turkeys, 14c
l6c per pound chickens, l2c I5c; tame ducks lac
l6e canvas back ducks, 81 SO a % per pair; prairie
ridges $50 81 per pair ennsylvania harcs 44c sec.
rair guinea fowls 5c pair. The supply Of venison
is abun ant, and il sells at 12c 1sc per pound The
above prices given on the abatement OF Messrs Tees
q Redmond and others
FISH q nearly al kinds abundant. some good quail.
ties paddock striped bass, salmon trou, aud blacklist
in the market The prices are;-Strpcd bass, Isc a
20c per pound salmon trout iSc black do Sc. 12c.:
lrost, &C.. paddock ranges between Sc ard Toe per
pound; halibut very scarce I0c o t5c founders Sc
yellow perch, Sc cod &C., 80 srollops Csc per qnart
oysters. 6Oc. 81 rs per hundred: holsters &C. a 7c
crabs Zoe per dozen. tresh mackerc out OF market
bet there IL good saed mackere selling for 1Oc per
pound smoked mackere 10c lie, smoked cells, l5c.
per bunch smoked haddock, &C 10c salt cod, 81.
&C.. soft shell clans, Zoe SOC, per hundred fish,
&C. per pound smes. l2c per pound: smoked salmon,
14c per pound, picked salmon, i0c 12c. rer pound.
VEGETABLES remaa about the last week with
moderate supply on hand Poiatocs-Merccrs, peach
blows and Prince Abers soil for l;c per half peck tu-
uirs about 50c. per buso Lima bcans very
unchanged cabbaeos, &C. &C. per head onions &c.
per bal, rcck celery, l0c. per bunch spinach 50c per
bushei basket Long Island radishes, shinings per
bushe'. cer.Uis, so certs per bushei
FRuna 81 course continue 70 be yet Apples,
I2c 25c per half peck lady apples 75c per half peck
craubcrries 1ec per quart hickory nais Toe per half
peck. 6tapes Isabelts, 25c. PER pound: Malaga, Coo
Toe per pound Havana oranges, Csc Coo per dozen
pears DC per quart
Ms EiIsSsors.-Buter, from Chenanro county, 26c.
CSC u ordinary quality, Zoe. cheese American,
13c. fngs cheese. 2Uc lard, rendered 13c lard,
rendered. lie; eggs six for lie.
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The week has been a very brisk all branches OF
the trade Cotons have been eagerly sought after to
large extent by speculative buyers but the reduced
stcks available FIRST and agents hands, and the rapid
advance In prices, both or the material and the
manufactured goods havo tended check transactions
Beached sheetings and shrtings &C, while brown
goods Co. &c. higher per yard, and other
exhibited material Improvement The trade In domes.
woollens has been animated and better prices have
been realized In view Of the extraordinary activity
and upward tendency In tho wool market,
caused, In part, by the operations OF specu-
lators The rapid rise in gold and sterling
exchange has given decided ml etus to the movements
foreign goods which very good business has been
transacted during the week, particularly In low
priced fabrics The prices realized show very general
and marked Improvement. This circumstance however,
does not appear disheartcn buyers or lessen the
eagerness to purchase. The weeks imports foreign
dry goods IN value, under million dollars, the
exact figures being 1924 $50 against importation
in the corresponding Of last year Of The
direct entries and Withdrawals from warehouse were
1881 against $oO4S6s tho corresponding week Of
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One ship, one bark and two brigs.
rf4 1AIrun

Steamers Crescent, Thos Swami VIM Clyde; ships Johs
gertram tHamJ. Johann wiihelmne (Brem Hibernia,
Mallory; tarks Pilot (Br). Lucne fBr), Alexander
origs Triumph. Harp. Hornet Milo. Zero J Aeot (al
BrL Geo Roberts Len Aladdin; schrs Ellicott, Edwar
G FAniauyzi, Jno Randolph VIM Henry Pawnsc, Lobsr
Petrol tBrJ 10. Mack, East Wind, Washington.
Steamships United Kingdom (Br), Ericsson Philsdelpha
Dudley Buck, Ellen Terry.
wind nj s,,nsrt W.
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TIystf
the Adyertisers' own Immediate businest. and aI
for tho bepeft Of other prsonS a.
saes and TeI anG @
be paid for at the usual rates '.i'' = y
f M not accompanied ties
accordingly = -''t'' 'anu 'tiaFsoe
Notices 1 81 for Political to be charged in all
Marriages. Noticesof Funerals. and .nnon.ar,.,.
q seernons' SO cents caehs law eponyl1-'6g
--F== - =============z
Srsat union Dem3nstratIOn-at at ,Intlli
from the sps.oh n9 91FSSsaSy=I6ItEaGt SsoSy I6'st
SETenn-Re ResoIuIIons that nave the
ksis NJ MT ring IN IA them. s,.i.t.l.-
Goy. johnson said L.. - . =
When the Southern leaders saw! the
scepter OF political power departing, and
saw, when Mr.. Lincoln s. term expired,
that other men would make their way
INTO the confidence OF the people over them
1t was theirtlme to strike. Theyidid, and
we see the result What tis it to end in,
II we are to have a civil war whenever a
party IS defeated twill end in confu-
sion, anarchy, exhaustion. of our resources,
and national extinction. The true policy
When ,Mr. Lincoln was elected was, let
him go on, call q Cabinet around him,
and, ii his policy was wise and good, sus-
=; So; ~ % 20 @ VIZ nay ndI e uone
~ s,ttes I: pSss, {. " .eFe was va the danger
iIo!ll =, Lltlcolns electlonE Ihe majority OF
Tue congress- on the oay OF his Inaugural
tlont was opposed to hlm3 and he could
not form Cabinet without the Senate's
confirmation of his. nominations. He
could not make treaties without their nm
prOVal, or draw his salary without Con-
gressional annronrintion sIVa boJ b;r,
tied, and could have neontived mi he oa+s ti..
if i7 w Fotss '.S.S
the danoer 81 tbo iri:,bts s,fs g. :" &c 90
citizen Trbora ,vos t.oS o!nte VI
tn braoi, ~ IN y ~. y !i
= mSf..1, was no
49,, NJ Sil ~ ION Glle
sty tLI.t'' " y, sLo" th1E IL was no preclpl-
S etlt9 S1i!II9s,anu! was ;Qe, ;9oQne Ylth co0lness
uliu al GeliDer9Gloil, q atteFa forty Iyears of
GuougnU = "n9ai caicnlatfon. Coy. y. also
EetG Te from from an aorigInnl letter OF General
Jackson TO crawford, OF Georgia. his we'll
known prediction of. the next attempt at
rebellion, after notification "Therefore y.
says Jackson, .'the Tariff is ,orilt fhR .y{ral
text, and disunion and a Southern confedl
eracy the real object The next 13rate~+
will be tue neprO0 Tsn't tbot ;t5 90
Gov. j Doesn't n rnod lilo 49,, ,SsEE' ss.S
Where now do we find o,I-soI,,ea., ''STIII =
commenced ;this diobol;cois sota5 Sa.,.ss,LIo
struople2 n was the so,,t - o cur y NY
first e1in The censn;roto Sa.,tL no .le
40 afroid +hero ra,iiI sooutn I were we're
D o,a,.SS D. "eut9 ~ ue ~ MO Wb =tnat
a. = = Went 70 10, Gharieston to
0Snilienee o.l.ilit 4 ~ mere blow must be
md al, to - Stt ouGol tne unlon;
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) NUMBER l64.

honary in its tendency aud chat any at;
tempt to embatrass the Government in the
execution of the revenue, CONSUMPTION, OF
anysother law of the United States, will be
promptly met and suppressed by the loyal
people of Indiana. ss. e s.si7
9Th. That to iour distiug guest.
Governor Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee
We tender our heartfelt thanks for his firm
and patriotic adherence to the national
canse that we hold up his example ,ot
FAITHFUL loyalty to the. young men of Ame-
rlca as worthy, of their Imitation, and We
tender, through Governor johnson. to his
Oppressed and prosecuted loyal fellow! !ciii-
gems en-. OF EFennessee, our symPathies In their
atriieytlonsb q and our hopes that the day of
deilveraince may speedily come.
.G!l lOth. That the niiscreants in our midst
IWhq attempt to create dissatisfaction in the
ranks tll Ks OF our gallant soldiers, and induce
them to desert the icolors made glorious by
their yalor on repeated battle fields, are
mea1sr traitors than the armed rebels Of
the South; I; that they are entitled to and
VIII receive the scorn of all honorable
men that they eaEe more. dangerous aene-
mics to the soldier than the armed hosts
in his front, inasmuch as the latter strike
only at the life Of the soldier while the
former seek the destruction of his honor
and selt-respect, which to the, true soldier
are dearer than life.
lth. That we pledge ourselves, collec-
lively and Individually to look to and pro-.
vide for the comfort audi,support of the
wife and family of the soldier who is alb.
sentin the field, battling for the restora-
tion of the Government. E
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks sc

WHOLESALE 4 RETAILs ~ &. Z
:. 8.sHEPPARD No.lS1 Main Street, corner
yaion, will continue to keep on hand large and
assortment of all artclesin his line, consist
9S OF aates and Gentlsmen,s Saddles, Fine& Coarse
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satchels, Col
would respectfully call attention to my stock, and
" strict attention aud Promptn0ss, to merit
U0ITI3IIAnce 1IIIInce OF the public patronage
Anus OF repairing promptly dOneI and In . pro
POI mSnner. J. B. SHEPPARD.
oePzo 81 15- 1SI Main Street
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JoHN n.LAKIN.

LsucceosOr to Wheeler Lalinl
NV I'LL Receive AND HAVE OPENED FOR
~ IN Ml3speetton on Thursday, March 39th, anew
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestfnrsI
NISHING GOODS " SARs 1Rs 9
thS patrons OF the old nrm aud the public in gen
Sti invited TO call and examine my
10 a. "II their purchases intend SELL
s1 SIl PIohts to cash aud prompt purchasers
6F sncit ISt me patronage bestowed upon the old
oltAbhShmsat. JOHN LGRfS. NsrohSnt TsiIoT,
NO.lo2 Main ST, wheeling, We,
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Gov. j: said s"I repddiate the doctrii5e.I
I'm for Union; Gintend to steqd- bY-it: and
if necessary the lastFdrpp5 OF. my blood
shall he sprinklsd on the aitar; for its. pres;
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Great on5Demonstrationr!s <! a Ina,
1nopolIs last Thursday-Extrnct
from the Speech or Gov. johnson
RESOLUTIONS that have the
: tight ltng tM them.
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y 3-l-.l.5 ~ JOHN KEYS,
!. oaPt. com'dg Ringgold Cav.
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Daily gntEll1gent
apTERHIS OF ADVERTIsING

FEE1yEsoLID LINES OF Notp oz osr Il Ic:
LEaR, MAXI A SOuARR
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NEWS FROM THE UNITED STATES.

FlCuA Nd DOG. I'VE, lNbJ
The Nc" York Herald, Of the 9ah ns saJ tal the dis
reclamation OF the rebeoas stao aaJ reported
he will start rO the idea, that
his emancipation proclamation slavery abolished IN the
designated states.
Washington correspondent says it is understood that
the conservative faction il Congress iii nCgo vigorous
prosecution If the holding the public espULsbc
tor the manner Ia RECh II il cars led Tie Wood
tion will hold out against the measures
Gov Seymour has Issued circular the supervisors OF
the several towns In Now York, urging the adoption
tor aiing their quota of troops by voluntary
lstruents, to avoid the impending draft.
The message Of Governor Braull0t the Ke ntucEy
Legislature says that the offences OF he state il bet
condition Than at any time the rebellion be
says is conceded thai negro slavery
the lie of the State nation, but the Union is.
AdTlCes from Tie OF the Po'Omay TeEECg5ht the
preparing camps for winter quarters.
The London correspondent of the Herald alleges that
the COnteder alta agens abandoning all hope Of Hduc
ing The British Government to release the sold them
to The Admiralty.
Two thousand prBoLers from Chattanooga passed through
Indianapolis TIE 7th, route for Rock siand Twiss
hundred more were expected The Il. &ne huLd ed
and thirty Cheers mOhuy belonging TO eckDliG8e
m.Ed, also passed through to ODEsOn's Is and
The commissioner OF the --, in 1is review, recon-
ends large Increase OF taxes, principally upon ARTICLES
If luxury.
The representatives IF the press Washington propose
to tenjer complimentary dinner to oil Fox tie Er,t
newspaper editor ever elected Speaker tho hOusG
he ecretary OF WIS issued removing all
contraDan4s from Washington to the south Bank tic Pc
tUmac.
hawkins parties pltcated in tho recent KID
mapping at Montreal has been convicted. The trial
OF GddnGs, en- the same charge has been get for tie m
mat.
God 100,
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FCf tie journal.
MEssRs. EDITORS There i5 ameadDent to the
the currency which suggests itself 10 my mind, and
columns OF your able jou1naI.
1t the Government would authorize the issue OF
" B0nS " from 10000 dtcmaly up to 100000 bear
log per cent interest, payoo sehanDuay, 1t would
have the effect, First OF reducing the Of the
currency IN Withdrawing emau bills 10 the extent OF
tue l5auee and thus cure great evil ard Inconvenience
Sc old, 1t would facilitate exchanges OF large sum3
Of money from part OF The ConedCracy to the 9th
err AID enable parties send thousands by mail when
1t unaegoes the tedious, troublesome, expensive
ira sier By expires Instead OF carrying OF three
carpet bDgs to transfer q million Of dol ars frCm vii.
minst0n to Uharleston it could be o4rrltd in vest
pocket.
81 These bons or " good for 90 OOO" simple in
form, bearing interest, would have duper character
they could be used at any moment Curreucy, and 81
the time possess the character OF coupon paying
bond that is they would bear interest and serves on an
investment for longer shorter period the pOsss
sOr chooses afford TO hold them They would be
sought after by capitalists aud Banks because they
constantly fruit bearing, while at any moment they
b. sGrvceabie currency. Provisions OF law BE-
easily suggested by wise legislator TO make these is
sues the most acceptable to Capitalists anG as HlgrC
mode of reducing the volume OF money that mast be
thrown into commerce would have most bap0y ttect.
There many other in favor ct this sugggs.
ton, but will not take up your valuable space sails
fed that it meets the eye Of the committee engaged
on this business in Congress, it will be adopted wan al
the necessary legal provisions to carry out the sagges
ton.
Yours respectfully,
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

RICHMOND. Dec. 9th,
The Senate eVnced to day in spirit to make dGnG
qury the accounts Of the administration rub
cts of arbitrary im"ressments of ovsi ms nn'e mdr
Of Treasury in the payment OF OF the Cotton Bonds
were made s eGSjoos Of M ito OF rqRy BY Mr.
ed the resolutions by the array OF strong facts Oh eych
The organizatio of the trans Mississippi Department
was brought up by Mr.. Johnson, Sf kansas who pre-
sented resolutions to Organize sepaIa ate War and TeasTy
Department beyord he river. The Comoitters Of f.
AID Military Affairs were respectively authorized
The Eouse went into committee of the whole the Pre-
sdents Message. That portion pertaining to the inarce
and the report of the eeCretary OF The eaeuy Ba ree
rcd to special committee or one from each state.
solution introduced with the aVowed Intention Of test
ing the of the House, nstrucng the conmi tee
report bill levyiug the value Of real and per
sonsl property which was adopted by yeas a. nays Il
his contrary to the letter of the Constitution dcu
expressed in private conversation il the Courts viii
sustain the collection.
ton iii three proposed amend pens to the luton
ring that portion of the Presidents reatn the
armv prop sed hat the committee be Instructed 20
report bill TO increase the Of The troops; nd 80
Inquire no the Piesidens chang OF want Of valor
the part OF portion the TROOPS baore Chattanooga
hrd to rqui into the truth Ct the obligation tnat the
81 nortei each rceo uion in stropG sptech enaaat
policy Of the Admuis aud the acts OF the President
The Report OF COMMISSIONS the War ax cati.
ma es the receipts huUdred IjliCns and v-s
of the defective wo kng of the tax Sc which materially
emba' ras2es coiec Ions. 49,.
Congress- had perfect shower of r jscts OF bills ard
esoluons all kiuds and subjects No Dusasss tran
ted in House, except the passage By The Senate ri
the bill TO repeal the substitute law. Until members 81
OF tie which each to have brought
gular viii be accomplished. 10 the Senate MT "a
son of Aka. introduced bill to limit the term ct
hce Of # this CabPet 10 two years when they
aig be e-eigbe but sh uld be appointed and
frmed by the eeDate. Re supported me propo7.'ioA
at scme length, stating that what the couu.Y
needs ia ,od government and good ofcaIs; Inr
he bel eyed the would command the Eesi
and hearty support Of some o: TIE rccFe'arlcs He
doubts about the coEsutonoldy Of The measure, tr he
bad consueC al ab head who is dschqrsfg the
QQar;erIn LATER Us nerI his agPcn Il! lis been
28Iti by the senate.
TG9 II use was aiie& Wit hi Il aid Resolutions upon
stirue, y taxes ip essnrrts arbitrary sezl,
and in 2ressmenls by military auth rites, au by "a
arG Hommi5saIios aud 10 pTohibh The Issue OF
essury No sitter the first January ACst OF tse
8pprog riatek referred, wi CT d-cuasou Tn Houo,
enviLciug disposition to wade through he macs aad
To
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rAAKEE CONGRESS, &c.

IlcnhOND, Dec IU.u IIuI.
The Baltimore Gazette Cf thu 50: sal tho Ynn&ce Con
at Washington .iOnday. IL tha Seua'e, D}-
Wis made oppOeition the adniss Of
from West Virginia, conteDdiDg that, ooutiu1nly there
such State West Va Dia therefore, there cuda
be Senators from such STAT b. vote 81 to B. tie
Senators admIJTcd to seats
Tie ous9 -ganizai by the election OF Schuyler fix
Speaker. On Il 81 ballot s rCCCiged 4 votes Cox
A.; Dawson IL; Mallory 10 all others 7-nscossary 20
choice. g The speSkcr Gssugg the CtGir, dacred
Dlnsef favor Gushing tho rebellion by all the
means within the power 81 tie GDvcrl'meut
LHcO!ns message not delivered either house
The message is said be sh h3u u.ua'. iiB III H.
prominent feature terra to the question: which
howe ver is ONLY br 1y alluded 20, Lincoln intmDt,
time had yet il, fall discussion. tic 10
said 10 this matter u take very ground.
kilograms East Tennessee OUly Coif uao,y 81
Longsreet retreat. dispatch frC Foster III inst A.
81, says THAI Wilcox has been sent attaC ;h9
fl ank at Beans Station.
Lincoln Las issued proclamation racomriesdin; 1ls
peOpl0 10 render rpecal hoIuaF and ude God
the dslodg the nsurgen in East Tennessee
Latest quota ti0n for Gold IN New York Isl.