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xxxVmI CoNGR Ess-First Session.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dee. 10, 1863

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Dee. 10, 1868.
SENATE.
Mr. Foster gave notice Of a bill to encourage
'enlisments in the naval service Of the United
States, aud credit such eRlIsJments on the mill
tary quota of the several States.
Mr.. Sumner presented memorial from the
President an Professors Of the Theology School
at Meadville for the emancipation Of all persons
of African desceL held in slavery.
Mr.. Sumner also gave notlce of bill to re-
peal all acts for the rendten Of fugitive slaves.
Adjourned till Monday.
HOUSE.
The Speaker laid before the House, unofficial
ly from The Secretary of State, that the Russian
Minister had informed him that Admiral Les
sofsky and his officers would be ready to receive
the members of Cvng,e,s and their ladies on
Saturday noon, and that boats would be ready
at the Navy Yard to convey them on board the
feet.
Mr.. FentOu gave notice of his intention to in
troduce bill to facilitate the payment of bOun-
ties bue on account OF diseaseI soldiers.
On motion of Mr.. WashhurR IF Illinois, it
was resolved that when the House adjourned to.
day, it be until Monday next
Mr.. Pe1dleton OF Ohio, gave notice of bis in
tentlon to introduce Dil TO admit 10 seals up0
the HOGr OF tue Senate and House Of Representa-
tives member OF the Cabl0et, with the right to
debate upon matters pertaining TO the busineas
OF their apartments respectively.
TIE memorial of Thomas l.. Price, con testing
the seat Of John W. MeClecg, fourth district OF
Missouri, was referred to the Committee on
Elections.
The eaker here laid before the House the
annual report of the Secret lry Of the Treasury.
Inc House then proceeded To the election %
a Cl4plIn. EIeveo candidates were placed ~
nomln tiOn before the result wss annoupced
Numerous gentlemen chang q their votes fit
the ling candidates, VIZ Right Reverend
Bishop Hoptins, Episcopal B,-bup Of Vermont
anu author OF The &" Bible yltw Of Slavery" anc
the Rev ". ii. Charming ot the Uoitarmr
Cnurco, Wes0ing on. Bl.nop uopkihs reoelve
ftty'dye votes aud Mr. Oo,noing eighty-six
Mr. Charming was then d cI4r.d elected.
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OPINIONS OF THE ENGLISH PRESS.

The author of the volume before eGdeavors to de-
scribe what heaven is, shown by the light Of reason
and Scripture.
It nroyes in a manner as beautiful as lis CONVINCING
the doctr ne Of the recognition OF friends heaven 1t
demoustra the intere which those in heaven feel lie
EARTH and with remarkable clearness tha such an
interest exits OF only with the Almighty and among the
angels but among the spirits of the derarted friends
We give our opinion that this
one of the deli ghful productions of rel gous char
acter which appeared for some time, and We would
desire il pass INTO GtaSgoW Journal
This work gives positive and social views of heaven as
counieractioH the negative and unsocal aspects IL
which the subject is commonly presened''-ENg ISL
y" Amid the works proceeding from an overcoming
press our at has dsen arrested BY the perusa Of
the above named production, which it seems IS vending
its way daily among persons Of all denominations Ger
tainy Heaven Home, whoever may he the author
is no common production ''-Atrdrfe uertiSer
In boldnes of concepton startling mnutenes So of de-
liueation and originality of illustration, this work by the
author exceeds of the kind we have ever
read."-JOhA O'GrOdt Journal
We not in the least surprised at so many thou
sands of copies of this anonymous writer's work being
bought up We to be listening to voice and Ian
guage which never heard before Matter comes at com
mand words flow with tuded ease the pages are full
of life light ami force and the result is stirring vol
ume which, while the Christian critic pronounces free
from afecation even the Of taste, to evan
gelical egior would admit be exempt from can't"
London Patriot
" The name of the author of this work is strangely
enough withheld. A social heaven, in which there
viii be the ulosl perfect recognitian Intercourse, fellow
ship and bliss. is the leading idea Of The book and it II
discussed in fine genial splrit"-CdiedoHtdn Mercury
In announcing a republication of the above work, the
publisher de m il only sary say that though quite
recently published In England, II has already reached
sale of huudr, thousand copies The authors two
companion volumes, Meet for Heav n,' and " Life in
Heaven will apiu. y follow
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
Z O'CLOCK A. M

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. Those who do not
believe in the Presidents Proclamation, sug-
gest that it can be tested by Offering the oath
to the rebel prisoners, and seeing how many
will accept 1T.
1t is rumored this evening that Gen. Thomas
has been rendered the command of the Army oil
oer r The oops are nol 81 Spoood to 20 into
winter quart ers, and should the present fail
weather con tinue, it may be found that the
Winter campaign is not concluded.
(Signed) PERLEY.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. AGvices received
from the Army of the Potomac state that we
occupy the same position precisely as before the
advance. The report that Lee has thrown a force
across the Rapidan is incorrect.
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FORTRESS Monroe, Dec. 9

WAsHMCTON, Dec. TO. The Star contains
the following
FORTRESS Monroe, Dec, g.
To MAJ. Gen. E. A. Hitchcock
Ny belief is that the sufferings of our prison
ers on Bell Island are intense, have requested
MIR. 0uld to share the clothing and subsistence
sent by the Government with our citizen prison
ers. 1 have no doubt it has been done.
j. A. MERRIDETH.
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ST. ions, Dec. 10. Fleming Globe gives
the following connected with the capture Of the
Chesapeake:
The scheme was matured by confederate
agents Meetings were held, and the passage
money of the par les to make the seizure was
paid through Toney They were promised 500
dollars each on the steamer being sately taken
into Wilmington
L. was also arranged that at u certain store in
New York each member of the party was to call
at different times for parcel containing re-
yolver, ammunition and pair of handouts
Ii is believed that the cargo was shipped by con-
federate agents to send South, and arrangements
made that it should be slezed on this particular
trip. We have the names Of five of he parties
engaged in the seizure, belonging 10 this city,
who left here with Braine. They are of the
worst species of humanity, one of them being
just out of the pententiary. They all went
from here on the Sd inst by the steamer New
England, to Boston
The Chesapeake is reported to be now at
Pubnico Harbor, near Cape Sable.
FORTRESS MoNRoE, Dec. TO- The Richmond
Whig of the 9Th contains the following
Charleston, Dec. 8 brisk fire between
fort Moultrie and Battery Gregg opened this
morning, The Yankees have ceased firing on
Sumter. They are altering their batteries and
entrenching Gregg eastward, Our batteries
keep up slow fire on the enemy's working
parties.
Bristol, Dec. 7. Gen. Longstreet has raised
the seige Of Knoxville, in consequence of heavy
reinforcements having been received by Burn
side. On Friday night our forces fell back to
Morristown, where stand will probably be
made.
Our loss at Knoxville was geo, principally in
Hoods division. The assault on the 29th failed
in consequence of Fords orders recalling Gen.
Anderson brigade.
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