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Marshal'a Sale.

Or virtue OF writveHaioni erpoAas to me directe
ID from the Circuit Joatt OF tue United States, fer
ths Middle District OF Tennessee, at ls October term
1858, / VIII expose TO pubiic sale, 10 the hg l.
es, bidder, for cash, at the door Of The Court
house, in Nashville, Tennessee, commeneiag At
JANUARY, 1854, al the right, title, claim, interest
and estate which Nicholas Robson has In Lots
Nos g. So, and 5S OF Hobson Wheless's Second
Addition 70 Nashville. commenc ng at the corner
OF HObson and FAiherland streets, aud r., ming On
Raihsrland street $50 feet, running back on Ice
with H0bsou street 170 feet 10 fifteen fret alley with
the improvements thereon, and Appurterarces there
to; also NJ the szTne time and place all the right,
tide elara interest," and estate Which ssid Nicholas
tIobsou has in seventeen acres Of land N Davidson
county Tennessee, cornefi on HoosoB Chapel, nesr
ElEefe D. being that portion ol the old Hoeson tract
lyiag next tosaid Chapel, 20 be severed from saId
tract in the form Of squire nearly may be- tse
lots and parcels Of land Aforesaid le ne ayed 20
satisfy Ju igment Of sAid Geait Court o. the United
states. IA favor Of l. p. Sarr, aud against sad
Nicholas Hobson 4. r. eLASCOCK, arshal.
nOv2s-St BY ". LELITATT, Depnty.
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Medical Dirnsor of DepartmeBt.
L o. o. F. DIRECTORY.

.NNtS ,EE LODGE, No !: Msezs erey Tsssday
ss,l-s McEven, n G; J L Neakley, g. John
nice hloe' secretary; b X Spain, Treasures.
a. = LODGS, No IL Mees suerF HoASag High'-
tsrks, G; W Phillips, g; 7 Hopkins,
y, iS1,erst4iy; isty Brown, Treasurer.
s-a-iL LODGE, No 90: Hssfs erefy Friday HsqAf, AZ
~ hAl on South Cherry street-James Nyat,
~, -, DOrieh, V c; L Goodlett5 Secretary
N0'toni Treasurer. WN 49,
aOfA LODGE, No los (Gernsn) Msets ere-g
:, '.esg Eagat-John Heberioh, \ g i Aooker,
= winter, Secretary Seterle, IreAsgierl y
y KY =. ENCAhPMENT. No / Meets sVssY la asd
7, n,sSHes1sg Eighfs-G Fuller. T. u harris, :,
bE1. r L WtAkey, W; n K Grim, J W. John
n'e' Scribe, Cutter, Treasurer.
;. BRANCH ElCAMPNEST, 30 4; HseI eeY
t-.-.es 80 - Beiassdas aigkl--L Locker, 9 p a
cc-ttotA, d p l. fRrk s. "; B Friedman VI I
,.'.un slel man, ScTibe;J \ Ward, Treasurer.
~ of REBEocAH Yea la Friday Hi5h ia
-. HS'.A-John Hide, L n; Robt Thompson, A
80 SeEkiey, Secretary; Mrs Byrne, Con
%, sentinel
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Nashville rebels and rebel syuplthi-
GERS, grieyed ard mortified By She result
the of battles in froat Of ChattanOogs,
which sent Bragg flying for life, back in
10 Georgia, with's les Of 1900 Of his
barbarians, killed, wounded and Miss
ing, endeAvor TO draw comfort from the
aEht At Ringgold. ]. 5 have heard that
they whisper about that the Federal Ar
my, had aclok diviaOn annihiliassd in
that affair, snd they profess 70 have de-
rived their inFormasion from soms Fed
eral surgson whom they do not name.
Sow, we do not believe that any Surgeoa
has made = statement 50 false. II must
be only = rebel lie, put in circulation 70
revive the dropping hOpes Of traitors and
their partisans. A truthful account Of
the RinggOld fght copied from tAs Gin
einnati.G Gazette, was ropuhliahed ia their
organ here, upwards Of . week ago. The
aEht wss asbarp Ons,--sbs Union arms
triumphsd, with loss Of less than six
hundred which She rsbslr, here have in
creased 10 six thousand We give below
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the rsgro ausstlon.
- Il b. NalLvN. -:

Eiitog Of the NASHVILLE Union:
Since have accepted The argument
Of the sword with Jsa Davis q Co, il
happens bus seldom that I use the pen
but since the sbOlitiOn Of slavery, and
the fate Of the Negro after il, has become
the universal topic in Alnest every camp
Of Uncle Sans nskhewS, I feel inclined
10 give soldiers yisw and ideas on this
all sbscrbing question
Oar first and grand objset In shis var
Is tc save the Union; that IL 70 enforce
the laws Of oar country On every ineh 81
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Marshaps Sale.

ny virsue Of writ rsadioai ezpoaa' 70 me directed
10 from the Circuit Court e. the United States, for
ths Middle District Of Tennfssoe al its October term
1858 I vii expose % public sale, TO tbs highest
bidder for cash az the COurt-house, IN Nashville,
Tenn., on TU ESDAY, 12TH o. JANUARY, lSt< al the
rient tide claim, interest, aBG estate which baFi1
Dick has IN tract Of land, lying about three miles
from Clarksvife, Tenn,s bounded apd described in
part a. follows IN te North by the ClarksVille and
Port Royal Iurnptkel on ihe south oy Cuineerilnd
River-beine part q The tract sold by decree Of
The ChanceTy Couf, at Clarksviie, IN the oase cf
Dio Heirs for sAie and disfTibuiion Of the lands o.
William Dick; (coutsining about i've hundred acres
levied on with an the aDpurtenancs thereto, . sat-
ary Judgment ofsaid Gated States Court, in faToT
OF Robert Black, and against DAVID DICK
Sale 20 oousmence at II o'clcek, A. 81.
ER. Gi.ASCOCK. Marshal
hoS2s-5t By W. LELLTE7T, Deputy
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CHURCHES.


II our two churches here, Mr.. Editor,
could talk they would tell 3 curious tale.
| heard the most reasonable discourses
delivered in them three years ago by men
"Who wore the livery of heaven to serve
the devil in" The women were fooled,
and they fooled the young men into de-
sty1iction Some weeks ago / preached
hostility TO JEFF. Dsvis's despOtism ard in
favor of free speech and thought and
body in both churches. The leading
elders petitioned Gen. Paine for Gods
sake not to allow their churches 10 be
used for secular" purposes any longer.
Very good, it was done. / went last
Sunday to see 10 what sacred use these
churches were being put. AZ the Metho-
dist church in the morning heard the
same old slang-whang tune, by preacher
who preached here before and after the
war broke out am Informed he Is one
Of those who helped feast John Morgan
and his gang Of thieves and robbers
Also concealed csmmissary stores Of the
Southern Confsderacy, which were after
wards taken from him by the Federal
authorities. Yet in bis discourse as usual
be preached hell-frs and dsmnation
sermon against the unconveFted portion
Of bis congregation, most Of when were
Yankees. he proposed to 'skesF' the
timid, and "guess" was elsctiOneering
with ihose who were able TO afford il for
chicken Pie and wine for dinner. !
heard, however, one truth uttered By an
old hoary. headed brother, who was Cf
not nos) bitter rebel After, in his
prayer, telling God many things known
only to himself he made this statement
we still love darkness rather than light"
How truel alas, bow true The people
up here are living in amerAl and political
Egypt, andfhough one were to asisS from
the dead they would not believe. There
are people up here who act ss II they
supposed Sumner county could whip the
United States. Az night on last Sunday
I went To the Pessby issisn church
aristscratic church. TLere ! found :
congregation Of SbIscks," with : preacher
ss black as bucket Of tar. OF the two
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COUNTY oFFEcERs.


B.ztE-Ismes x Hlhsob Degosks-Thcraaz Hob
sou AID J <. buchanan.
Be0iasT--Phineas 0aTnott.
Tr-sass-W Jasper Taylor.
OorossT-G B Gunisr m o.
sa.S---Aiennder YoDanssl. 10 slslil.s s9,l
Eevsuus Coiiso,or-W. ID. hoDertsoq-
Bdl-ead Taz OsHs6tor--J q. Hriley.
C54shblss foT Ge EasLgilIs Dssnsot--IOhn D. Cover
sad J. T. NoWman, l E.,TT r.a -,--F
COUNTY COURT.
Jsdys-Flh James Whltvorth
sl1k-P. Lindsey Ni6hol.
sz- Tha Judge's Court meets TIE nrEt Monday n
sseh month and the aoafterly Court, composed of
lho Magistrates o. the County, is held the nrzt Non
cay IN January, AVril, yuly and lpsober.
ciacUIT COURT.
CsTk-David O. Love.
So Tho Cours meets the first k0udry In hEroh
ssd September.
CRIMINAL COURT
Juaos--Hon NJ n. BrIen.
AuuSF7 l--l5eo. B Snbhiefsldff 81
Clat--stariasN smith.
e. Ths Court meets ths hrst Monday In April, Al
IuSt and December.
cHERcERY COURT.
Czasssor- - lHE U. ealHL
CiTk azd Masss-J e. 0legves.
- The oOurt neets The nrss Monday In Nay and
Sgysmber.
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49, ooxnaTIEEs o. - - .oousaI


Olrlaia-John II Puckett
FfrE Lfsssaanf-RObert Scott.
Ssooad LisatsH ifa-John 5. ingalls,.
PATROLMES.
EaMes-David MoNabb, John Csvender, joel Phil
Iips Km Puckett, Dan1 Bgrget, Wm Mulloy, Murphy
Bhilps saml Plumnler, Johh Chenault, Nich Davis,
james Miller, VIM Mayo, Wn Rice, Vim Baker, A
Byron Bird Bruoe, + Hichol, IN stewart, Jesse
lruy. E#H #eH
ss-Ths Poiios Coafsis opened eTerY -snOrning II
aloe O'Clock
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cHLNcERY COURT.
rs AID UGlfiOI GF RGSPIlS II NASHVILLE

The following Is eorrec; list Of al Hospitals in
this city:
Ho,pfa No l-oH Gun Factory. Surgeon "
hlrner, Colltge street, on the Hil.
HoPlal 50 2--IlHirsruiy Busidiags Surgeon d
lyndr, Yes, Mafket slses,, on the Hisi
Hospital No 3-ERsleg's Building: 81 geon D Hsr-
oE, l ; Vols, Southeast corner Public square.
hotgisll No 5-GuH Fdot0Ty: surgeon g W Hoge-
BON, ; fos, upper END ol Front street,- g.
Hosp1al No S-Aasaaio HdR SurReen VI Otes-
so1, u los, corner q Church and Summer streets
ho5Przl No 9-Carriags FaCforg: A surgeon
lrauos, A, Market street below theSQuare
Hospital No IL Pest House) A Surgeon L d
a1gie l A, on Universityg1ke
Ho;p4al No q Broodeav HOsel: Surgeon W Iau
%, Vols, corner Braad aud Cherry streets.
hotFslal No -HHple High Seko0ls Surgeon p r
~ iofs I 5 Vols rncr Al Sprucs ana Broad streets
Hopaa' No IA Eoshrille Teraals Academy Surgeon
f,ips, I Vols, Church street, near the Chatta-
HoPta'J 80 IS Byn...' ,lItgA Seiss, Surgeon WIN
Nhamoers, 5 Vols, corner of Lane AID Summer sts
hosPlai No l6-( Confraboad) A A surgeon Ro-
~Sne' A, corner Of broad and Frcnt streets.
Ho'Faal No l7-(oEoers') Surgeon L D Iynde,
: Nols, Market street, on the Hin.
hetPlai No ls-MoTTis q StrattoH'f Building: Sur
80 ioye, L Vols, No Market street
hosPall No H-Eedsoa6f Church Surgeon s
'lhef, Vols, Church street, bet Summer and High.
Ses.bTlaEd HoVaaL Surgeon Clark McDermoat,
> vols, ou Hardin Pike, west OF the Penitentiary.
'ri,oa Hosp'tal--Second Bapts Chlnrch: A A sur
hlcAmah, L , A, Iherfg street, On the E4lA.
loHralssoeni Barraels lNGrirsi H0usel Corner "
~ 'ieA aaa Sherry sireets. y y EffItI-Et :
Medical Director Of DPaTtment
IN
A.',saNs Medical ri soior: Surgeon A Henry
lsi5ton Oiaoe, No24 Cherry street, between 'Bruad
1a Church
Asftal Iaspsoior: surggon v. .Clsudepln, Z yols.
e y, N02i cue'fy street, between Broad and Church
Aea'tGi Director Reserrs Co-TS: Surgeon William
afien, Vols. Olice, q ign street, Gen Changers
. headquarters
hsd.oui Director Of he Ped: Surgeon L Watson.
sCee' Soulh oainmer street near The City Cemetery.
foroa AaTsAai Lieut. Co Geo Spaulding. !,
.siahi s.iahi ffOroa Marslal. Captain James S Boyd,
:, iuinois once at Che State Capitol.
eo'ansaade- q The Foa: BrgAdier General )
1leer heaoqusrtes, College street, between
ssroh and Union streets
sfHartdt q ne Coinasaadcr. of te Distyto o.
ts'eAs. Gen L Il Rousseau. he Bass rosdence,
>-foh s'reei, between Vine and Sprcoe.
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9ashrilEe auiuu.
Freedom and Nationality.

TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. Is, 1858.
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vOB.OII! III
Davidson County Directory.
CITY oovEl

HIN HUGH SMITH, Aasor. . -
SIIhfAA sHAEE, Esoorssr. p
g0HH CHUMBLEY. karskaL
o-.y Ha-ybal.-W. n. Nflkinson, A. c. Teaktr
~ ~ HayEst--gobu c.unbIoy, ez-oAoSo nyut
- NcCsr,v. second; and lllsha Long, third.
r. lsses,or-WiiAm Driver.
Fl-asss CoLsctor-A. p, saanksand
Fste- la OoIiscioz-E b Girrsfs
gL,aurer-R- Hs1rJ
L.E.,y Rartsr-Thenss Leeke.
sssgi4ss.des ef ass EOsbheas-s. O Dad.
.s. n A. Wafsr EFe~Es--F7ra efevy.1
~ of G.s Ffrs DeJartEse5r-L u Freeman.
so. Of ls Ceaeterp-T n. kcHrda.
SID Oyersesg-J. L. Stewart.
o. Aaorney--H A Bfien
CITY COUNCIL.
BolEpos ArpEgEEs--N. y. BFiea, Fsessdsui.
So WarS-gno NeWuan.t --t+~
s.~,.A Hard--Joscph Robb.
glss Ts.s7s s..s, :, ;! sl...I sss lsia. 90 z 0tzA
gIsL Vard-Ioseyh = Knowles.
s.stl Ward-M y Brien,
lSerssh Ward-M Ciaiboms.
E,gLh Ward-Joseph Smith.
CanKos OoU,CL,-Androw Anderson, President
Ffrsf Wqrd-Jas Turn-r ana John CaTper.
Ssend Ward-G N Southgate aud A Myers.
Third Wdrd-Auorcw Anderson aad Alex Mcdaniel
Fsyurts Word and Cbarlss sayers
F.tth Ward-w A Cheatham aud r Gssoock.
sirfh Ward-T YsrbrouRh and VIVA Driver
fepeEfh Tard-J Rust and J,W Cready
Eghh Fard-Wm HAly aud / D Wheeler.
sIAsD~s oozD1T1rrEs o. NE OFT 'oVUsorl.
gszaass-gnowleE, southgate, and Anderson.
Eaisr WoTEs-Andrrsan. .f5nith. aad Glsscoek.
SayeTs, Turner, Solih Eafe, MaJfeld, chcst
han Yarbr ug b, Cikib0rDf, and Haily.
6oh00s-Hud, Knowles, and Whee er
RkarE-lsrpeT, TUrleT, and Newman.
IRE BParirpeat-slyerF RRsi. and scoTcL
pas-lrIver. q en- and Creaiy.
C,-ssfaV-Smith, HheeleT, and Haily.
Markef H0Hse-Southgate, Newman and Carper
S1rss-BTieD, Mcdaniel, aud Myers.
Poliss-YaTbrougb, scovei, and Sayeya.
SDrH1s-Cisiborne, Hun, and Haily.
WOrk HOHse-i hoathRIa, lsonb, and Mcdaniel.
improvements and ErpeadifiEes-- -oOvol, S0uthgate,
snd Driver.
P-5lie Properfg-Robb, Driver, Rnd TurEer. = rr
Pes HaEss-NeEmaD, Haiiy,l AID s5pthRate
Gs- 1he Board oi Aldermen rneots the TnesdF Ys
ben preceding the second and fourth TbUFsesgs a
sach month, And the Common Council the second
and iourth Thursdays IN each month.
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NE sOLDIERs, HOWE

= eesa rsuoved from the Nashville aud chatta.
% Esllro.s Depot 20 the PLANTERS HOTEL,
- oiachHrEnf au1 fuIleurhed 8eldisru viii ind
s.S.,as LodG dGtrles a1d Il nesded SIS stsnoe IN
40 % thsif papers, as usual without charge.
- sasa e cncs cf the Commission af No. Cherry
- AA<hTllis, aRd st hurfneEboro and Chatta-
IN, Rad.
sza. enfs<s1 1nsDectos
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spns are rssReStfally iaylisd 70 cap upon TIE
=, IN eatfgs there, o. In Hashvile, - 4 may Be
- eonveuieEt. 49, 49,. - -
aSn faci;thts the in psrtisf dIstrfbutou Of ,h.,.
80 y EurreOns EpReing ordeTs viii state -
ae5ef of thelr Gick and their necessitiss -
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lie Us. Sanitary Commission,


aFE OPENED STORES AT NASHVILLE, MUIR
Eeeseoro, bridgeport and Cha stsbooga, where
' have . general Assortment Of
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We, TIE undsrsigned, haze this day adopted the
above rates, 70 which we bind ourselves srctly TO
adhere. WI. CAMERON, for the UsiSa.
JOHN WALLACE, for the DispoGok.
NLEzvuLs. TEEE-, July 25, 1853
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-nf nsTxs rrTr.r. ne a rotsavrs.

~ AdVeTll5eInents IDseFted N INC aIetAI OOIunn
charged ct the rate Of twenty cents or lire for the
nrst Insertion for each additional insertion ten
ems in the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the hrst inserion for every additional insertion s
teen ents.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

SINGLE COPIES. .-.,..-....-....-.. 5 Cents.
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COUNTY COURT.
-. lsnss Wbltrorth.

tHE4A---
Ctsb-David c. Love.
So Tho Court meets the hEsi k0ndsy In March
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Capture OF Large Amount OF Contra.
band Goods


We have just received from Suffolk informa
tion OF a very important capture, made by a
detachment of Col. Dodge's First New York
Mounted Rifles, under command Of a non
commissioned officer.
Not long ago, 1t will be remembered that a
detachment from the Mounted Rides had seized
three thousand dollars worth of merchandise
which had been smuggled out of Norfolk, and
was being conveyed within the rebel lines
courier from this detachment returned and
reported that they had seized $50, 900 worth OIL
Confederate property at a place known at
Sandy Cross roads, the same being seven miles
from Gatesyille, and In the direction of the
Chowan river, and that the seizure embraced
large quantities Of cotton, salt, provisions and
other merchandise.
Major Whcelan, with battalion of cavalry
has been sent TO bring the goods to this place.
The capture is very important one, for the
reason that We are informed these goods were
intended to be brought around to the command
and relief Of the rebel General Pryor.
The mounted rifles deserve great credit fur
their success In following up and discovering
this particular system Of smuggling. 1t ID
said that this detachment, so successful in its
operations, worked night and day TO secure tho
SUCCESS Of their purpose.
General Peck has just communicated with
General Viele at Norfolk relative to the seizure
as also to ascertain II there was any permit al.
lowed which enabled the OwncrS 10 ogtimate'y
take these goods out Of Norfolk.
Further particulars respecting the above sci
zuTo have been received.
The thirty thousand dollars worth Of goods
which were seized yesterday are being rapidly
transported to this place. There have already
been brought In tfty-two bales of cotton, six
hundred and fifty bags of salt, fifteen thousand
pounds OF bacon, and We do not know how
many boxes Of boots and shoes, &c.
General Yiele informs Gen. Peck that no
passes were granted at Norfolk to allow the in
tcrested parties to take without our lines this
large amount Of goods. Therefore, the case is
decidedly one of smuggling.
We also learn that this particular system Of
smuggling has been in operation for some time,
for the reason that last week there were taken
across the ChOwan, for the use of the rebels, no
loss than seven hundred bags Of salt. The mat
ter will he thoroughly investigated, both from
this direction and that of Norfolk.
The owners Of these goods received the ffly-
two bales Of cotton as payment from the rebels
for their services, &C., and took 1t In prefer
snee TO the Eo-ealled Confederate paper money.
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Capture of ston.wau jackson. Chaplain

Capture OF StOnewRll JAG sons Oh n nj ain,
Among tho prisoners recently captured at
Middlebury by Colonel Sir Percy wyndham,
was the chaplain of stonewall Jackson's staff,
Methodist preacher of great talent and clev-
ornesss. He is a relative of the Randolphs
and could, If he would, beyond doubt, give us
clearer view Of the rebels Intentions In future
than any prisoner Of war we have lately taken.
He assured a friend of ours, good naturally,
during his breakfast at the National this morn
ing, that the watch-word of the rebel States
was Conquer or die - that the last chance
Of a reunion was destroyed; and that the re-
cent speech Of JEFF. Davis, known here as
the "hyena speech,'l was heartily endorsed by
men, women, and children. While he did not
attempt to conceal the deficiency of clothing
and equipments among the rebel forces, he
consoled himself with the pious belief that
Providence, who fed the children of Israel with
mama, would furnish food and clothing. The
negroes, he says, meyer were so subseryient az
now, owing to the strict police measures that
had been adopted and to the circulation of the
accounts OF returned contrabands," who told
fearful stories of the cruel manner In which
tho Yankees had treated them.
Edmund Randolph, rebel OK Secretary of War,
will probably be elected Governor Of Virginia,
10 place Of. Letcherj aud notwithstanding the
deficiencies and privatlOns both in the Canps
and homes, there mover has been more defiant,
unconquerSble spirit among troops and people
than now.
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The proposition for enlarglng the Library OF
Congress, by adding fre-proof room at either
end, meets with general favor, although it may
not be adopted this year, owing to that mis-
taken economy by which large numbers of val
liable books are thus to be kept in a series of
tindCr-boX pasfagcs and rooms, ready for a
third burning of the books collected by Con.
gross at great expense. DR.. Stevenson, the ac-
complished Librarian, Is now so rearranglng
the old collection, and classifying the large
purchases made since the second burning of
the Library, as to present unequaled facilities
to those who enjoy the rare privilege of con-
sulting the valuable treasures which have pre-
viously been almost inaccessible to authors and
sCholars
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fore the Committee on the Conduct of tho War,
upon the Senate resolution inquirlng whether
any generals, acting under him, attempted to
interfere with his plans at any time while he
was Commander Of the Army Of the Potomac.
His chief Of staff was examined yesterday.
The committee have the names of several OIL
GERS who came up here and complained Of Gen.
Burnsido's movements to the President.
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Apology from Senator saul.bury.

When the Senate met yesterday morning, Tho
following remarks were made:
Mr.. SAULsBURY. Mr.. President, wish to aay
few words which deem proper. on the sub
icct OF certain charges made against me, and
to express my sincere regret at what occurred
on Tuesday evening last, In the Senate re.
gret the violation Of the rules OF the body, and
had no disposition and no desire to violate them;
and upon that occasion, If | said anything often.
siNo to any Senator extremely regret it, In
reference to the matter of the pistol, deem II
due TO myself 10 say that am not in the habit
Of wearing arms. | never wore arms a month
In all my life; and would have much sooner
injured mysClfthau to have injured the Sergeant
alarms, or any Senator on the floor; and there.
fore, think II is due to my own manhood thus
to make this plain statement. / do not do il
to influence tho Senate ii lis action on the res
olution now before ii, but upon the principle
which has always governed my action through
life: that when ! am satisfied ! have done
wrong, to make all the reparation can. And
now, | say to any gentleman here, that If, upon
that occasion, used toward him any dIgcour.
teous language, regret IL.
Mr.. CLARK. | came To the Senate this morn
ing with the determination to call up the reso.
luton introduced yesterday, for thought il
due TO the Senate and the country that prompt
action should be had upon ii; but upon the
statement Of the Senator from Delaware, | will
not call II up this morning, but take the advice
OF Senators older than myself, and then take
such action as ] am advised.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-30

The METROPOLITAN RAIRoAD BILL OF Sen
ator Rice guarantees the bonds of thst com.
pany to the amount Of two and a half millions
Of dollars on mortgage road and rolling stock
to secure the Interest and two per cent. oTtbe
principal, annually. The route is required 70
CONNECT this city with the Point of Rocks and
with the Chesapeake Bay. The bonds Of the
PittSburg and cOnnelsville railroad are in q
like manner guaranteed TO the amount Of two
millions. The corporation Of Washington is
authorized 10 guarantee the bonds of the road
10 the smouut Of two millions for the purpose
Of building that portion Of the route between
III, Point Of Rocks and Hagerstown.