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- The Richmond Ssaiiasl has been shown
a letter from gentleman living neag Winches-
ter, in which he states that the Yankees CDR
templsted :Sic up tbs valley few days since,
but thai several Yankee regiments, whose terms
Of service had nearly expired, positively refused
70 march Tins writer says several Now York
and Pennsylvania regimeals have left for their
homes, shsir term Of enlistment having expired.
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VOL XIV, NO 302


While s.seplBs On ny bed Of ssrsW.
had = dream, dear Eothsri
heard .hse piasnly cau nio Son.
And ous 5sd cal ms Brughsr.t
Asihsusht I szlF tay hssniug eyes
Gszs o. ny sou asain-
Hov happy ihis dld seen 70 ne
Ny heart was free from pain.
AHd sister, tso, plainly saw
Hsr eyes were s5fsiy bszmiuss
rssehsd 70 clasp her 70 ny breast
But sh / was bus drssmingi
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Csurrs..Ie.aI I,rseer.IlnE..

RTeHNosD, January 30-Ths House 10 day pnrssd
ths bin rutiag an sa a5stufioa provided ihat tie
bili aha .ot apply g sny farmer or planter engaged
the 5h inst "a the production Of grala pr3rloas
and family supplies The principal provisions o. ibe
bin as heretofore reported passed the Boazs By gos
Of yeas, 44, uays,3L
memorial from Dr. Ghbs, Ire Prssisln. of he
Prazs Asaoeistou m behalf lie press % he Coo
fsdsrato States praying that Congress ri pa no ae
imPang OF enrtailiHs The efficiency q the prsss
presented b. he President and referred 70 the sea
nissseou Military AG4Irs.
Tho Senate passed resolutions q thanks to E0rih
CArOllna soldiers who have enlisted Tor the va.
The Houss has been On open session all day from
which 1t IS supp psssd scaon had been taken upon al the
Important matters which have been discussed Ia secret
session.
In the Senate. bin vas nroducsd TO place In ths |
service all male free negroes between the agss Of eight
cen ard fy yesrs 10 Be employed az isborsrs. team
stars etc, Vhiea was referred T. the Aliiifary com
miftse.
Frsla Rsst Tenusssee.
HoERIsToFs, Jsnuar5 2s--Aiaior Gen. Baekner ar.
liYsd hers 10 day.
Gen. LonssirestE headquarters have been renewed /
to bis place.
Ga Wednesday, the snsmyi with superior fierce, A.
lseSed Gsu. Marlin just beyond French Broad and AZ
Ter severe aght were compelled 70 retire. with the
oss OF tive pieces Of artillery and tao hundred men
EiIed, wounded snd missing.
NoRUsrowS, January 3o.-Gsn. Martin uss Et-
.aeked BY the enemy the 2sh last, and after
stubborn fshi he succeeded in driving them from tse
ied They rs;rsated Ia shs direction Of seyiervfio.
The snsmy's cavalry have undoubtedly been heavily
-sinforesd.
Persona arrived here from ho1sHls report ibss The
InaIpoH is raging there.
From CharIesssn.
CHARLESTON. January 30 - The bombsrdmsnt Of
sumter ceased st dark last night I56 ahss in all being
srowu, Of which l79 struck the FORT Ths firing vas
snewsd this mornlsz
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Tbe Gealluasd AssaeI. On 1EebiIe.

The telegraph news yesterday informed ub
that the ensmy has evacuated CeriBth. Very
expensive WORKS we're pus up there. He has not
evacuated it because it was untsnable-did
unouestionably vclunlsrily. Fort Pillow, il i
also reported, has been evacuated. Il was in
no danger, sud sls0 was evacEzted voluntarily
Island No 10, too. has fallen into the possession
of our forces That, also, could have been held.
Whist does sll this iRply7 Why, evidently
thss the euemy has ether uses for the forces ne
eesssry to hold these places, and expects to use
them to better nufpGza elsewhere,
Geu Sherman, at the last accounts, WAS on
the Mississippi coming down with heavy and
numerous trsBspUss. What does that mean
We gnppose that iaoes transports are carrying
the troops which were employed in holding the
nlsees above named. They are coming down
| for yEhst7 There is no Esed fIr them for the
defense of Yieksburg, PoIt Hudson, OF New
| Orleans. We have net tito slightest doubt shat
all these movements ere making for the purpose
Of gathering = force to sssail Mobile, That al
attack is TO Be made although Il seems to rs 70
Be sef.evident, is eorroborsted by letter (dsted
! l6.h instant) which we received yesterday from
Riehmend, inelOsing al extract from letter
received by high authority in that city from
Annapolis II is as follows. The delay which
The date Implies, only shows the difficulty o.
sending information ffcnl beyond the YaakeC
HAsNAPOLIs, Dec, 80, 1858.
DEAR SIR: l give you the i'm
po7tsns j, T rraaiion that you may communicate
K TO yeuT Gsvernment thai Mobi.s ID uudeubt
edly TO be attacked BY sea. FsrTagut has beer
ordered there, aud i! is supposed has game vii
be to rush past the forts, ss he did at New Or
leans, and then if the Tebs have not iIoH-eladi
within TIE distinctions, the city viii be at hil
| mercy. This rnsy be relied on. A resigned
oficer Of tho navy was told 50 by 40 ofaeel
who s to belong 70 the squadron, and who tooa
it fer grated that his listener was as loysl -
himself You msy rely upon the accuracy o.
this, but be very eaIeful not TO impiicate, sVeE
| oyer there, any Of Us. The novs Of il MAJ
[ pet here; aud, so perfect Is tbs detective aye
/ tenn, that nc one knows not that his intimass
| friend is not a spy"
Tho writer of this, Of course knows Dottinf
OF the movements Of Gen. Sherman. He onil
| expected water attack. E7ents now indiest
thst there is probability that il win be mad
simultaneously By land aud water.-Ae5il
IfibHse,
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Esr,hrrn GsI.nnLnr..

From the Mobile Tribune
We have before rs copy Of The Nes York
Hsrald Of the 30lh ult Il is very earnestly
engaged in pushing Gen. Grant for the nomi-
nation for the presidency. Il was recently in
favor Of Gen Mcclellan for that honor; but /!
gives exeuse for dropping him and taking up
The other man. One Of ihem is that MeClel-
lAn hiss been damaged by the Lincoln Admin
is,ratioa, which, thinking that no was the only
formidable opposition candidate in the field,
used al its power aud ingenuity to destroy
him. GRAFT ia now Ia 3 position 10 defy the
Administration. He is fortified IN the hearts
Of the people Mcclellan, it says, is young
man, and can aifoTd TO await until the expifa-
tion Of Grants term. Il is quite likely that
this plan Of sleeiioneerng viii succeed, for
Grant stands a head aud shoulders above any
military rival at the North. Bat there is many
slip between .he cup and lip aud some
bluuder may efiectually crush out Grants
popularity, especially if The Lincolnites fear
hin. Gen. Johnston may take the wind cut
Of h,s sails.
From tho Herald We select the following
Il serves to show the rapscisus disposition Of
tho Yankees; that IS, tho Massachusetts, YAn-
lrpas
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SsHgherners in New Worif-Thear Numbers,
ResouTCea and QuRIifys

KeeouTCen and Ruaittys
From the New York Commercial
1t is estimated that there are about 25 600
Southern people 59joorniug in this city aud its
enviIons, Brooklyn, Hoboken and Jersey City
They are mostly refugees, aud may be divided
into three classes, namely-ihs-secessionis
the nO-si5ers and the Unionists. z'ssy stay Al
tho hotels, they lodge in pirate boarding
houses, and they rent our fnest mansions; yet
they keep SO quiet, sfilistiDg only With choice
co,.yis OF friends and sympatbiseTs, that but lew
of as sfe aware Of their presence, In fact their
advent among rs has had an effect 70 make
rents high and houses scarce. Among thcm ere
some Of the highest families OF tbe South, whose
names history loves 20 repeat, aud men who,
few yesrs ag0. we're fabulouEly wealthy Nun
beTs OF them own valCRble real estate in this
city, OF are interested to 8 eorsideTRtle extent
in various insurance companies, banks, etc
On tho other hand, hundreds Of them sTe abse-
sutely dependent on their Northern relatives for
their daily bread. These esses are generally
widaws, with their little ones, whose fathers
hayo been killed in the war, TIE widow robbed
of The little estate her husband had left her,
and who has returned 70 the home Of her youth,
which she left years ago, happy aud proud, as
the bride of planter son.
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TELEGR APHIC.
Rspors- Of tho Pre-. As.ogiatlon.

hyJ.g TBRk8HzH II The Clerks ofses 81 Ia TlIg.
ist Court of tbs Confederats States fer tho orts-
aru Disiriet of Georgia.
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ssPa4son, beg yOa viii not mention the an
happy Circumstances sgsin, ks ne hell-Pseked
husband said when the pafson told h1u' tnAt ne
vgonla be ioined to bis wigs Ia sne h0E 8ozid,
y,syer 70 be separated from her.
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TIE so sIDERs.

This class consists chiefly Of the border State
people, SaouthoTneTs who own no property, and
Northern wives Of deceased planters, who have
IS great interests at the North rs in the South
Oilers have arrived since the waF began
having bad taste OF the perils Of frontier life
This clsss is by far the best of. They think
they will not BE materially affected as individ-
uals. no matter which SIDE is victorious II
the South, they trust they can make it al right
again with their old comrsdeS if the North,
why they are arc sll right already. So they
w1teh the conflict with apathy, and so they
i've a life that has little in it 70 redeem it frsm
the absolute contemp! OF the loyal, or Of hose
who have decided convictions.
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RoBT- q. CRAWFoRD.

Late Crawford. Frazer 81 Coz
-rg~kvffy9 uurcisasd tile inlsrssts of my lsto CO.
II II parsaaTr VIII continue ile Hl1.1y ''-1 "
- ef.gVE MaKT on PsaeEirec street
s5e-seres of many yssrs enables me 90 serve buy
- - rslsers 10 fheir adsErtaFe-
,is F-5.-o y, rrcrs lof Eaic, or others Wishing
- nroiiase viii and lhcir interest - iay Eannef o.
oine 'desli1g on the H4asfe Ny seaet ~
eIr,ssrsassse ana lllr0aB oiessH secures SPECIFY
sales &c.. = rv.r
f,ssh adv1ceg and uther sccon-sio ati0nl 70 4A'O
Gar THADEzs ls herst tolqra.
Psriss Gus = tie city sad ms ne ~ gree. q ~
.ssd s-iI q q nv I'd PorisfE "kndIaw" and "Anio-
lay7 about the trains ,.,,,,-eos,r,
Siave UsSiers
--rfr, Psachsrec afrsel
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TnE sECEssIONIsTs.

OF this class ara The rich, those whose every
interest," is OF stake when the peculiar instiiu-
ton" IS il jeopardy. a great macy Of these
aro Of Northern birth. They cherish the doe
trine Of secession with religious zeal, and are
bieo'ed beyond all reason. Many Of them
have sons III the Confederate service, with
WHOM they have frequent Intercourse. They
also receive the Southern papers regularly.
Most Of this class came Norih because they
could i've cheaper aud bsiter there, during ihs
war, than they could if they stayed al the
South, while soms come With iho double pur-
pose of escaping the Southern eOnscription and
10 sE7e iheir Northern property from c0n6scs-
ton. Tboy are blind ToTBhippeIs OF Jtf.
Davis. When worse. come to the worse, and
nothing can cave the South from GcieAt, they
will az 70 Europe, where they imagine they
win be received ike princes. Tney effect to
care nothing about slEvsry, whether it exists OF
not. the question now being whether cF net
tae North shall rule the South This class is in
The minority Of our Southern visitors
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u. r. RE ASE,
~. ,z-5rrEsyeFt7.Ea .gFE RCEfsEsRs1E',

LUsIagl- y q
sr TEE
.,,s go 81 , ists Arm i Psass 4 Davis, PsEehiIes
s,rssl Aeaafa. Georgia,
.rrvYT.r, sssrd promptly 10 ~ orders Or eonsiEn'
" "sol- en-e'- P p PEAsE
atlanta "a.
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WASHINGTON, January lI.-Mr. Dixon pre-
ganted memorial from the Society Of Fneads
Of New York, praying for exemption Re
ieued.
Mr. Doolittle presented three memorials lrom
citizens in Wisconsin praying that Congress
abolish slavery in the teTTitoriss. Referred.
Mr.. Pomeroy presented petitions from two
hundred women aud two hundred men Of kaa-
sss praying Tor ihe abolition Of slavery through
ont the United S ates. Referred.
Mr.. Lace, Of Eansas, BHid ecoles Of goljieTs
had become incarceTsted in Dungeons in His
souri, for the simple cffsnse OF huTrshing for
Jim Lane, and that the colonel who had in
nrisoned then was himself afterwards obliged
TO Aurrah for Lane. The subject introduced
was nOsg undergoing investigation by the mlli-
/ tary board, and The officers appointed By Gov.
/ Gamble, Of Missouri, we're oHendeTs. They
! are sympathiSerg with the rebellion
~ House bill asking consular and diPlo-
matte appropriations Was EaieTTed to Ibe FL
/ nance committee
The resolution Of BiF. Wilson. Of Nassaehu-
se,ts, to expel Senator Davis, OF Kentucky,
was msdo tho eTder Of wednesday.
Mr. Carlisle announced, inGppropriste teTTns
the dsa.h Of Mr., Bowden, aud moved the usuA
resolutions of coincidence, and that the Sons
tors wesr craps for thirty days; sHd, - fur
ller marx Of respect, that the Senate adjourn
Messfs Arley and Wilson follow d in apI4o
priatc euloeies. The resolutions were adopted
end the Sen&te adjourned til 10 nOTTow.
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THE UNIoNisTs

This class is in me majority It consists
chiehyOf Sou.hernsrs, includes some Of the
most respectable Aad old families Of the south
especially of Yuginis, and the border States
sons of them came on here before the war
thinking that they could pass the time pleas
autly and quietly until the difficulties vere
settled, which, c0ineidiDg with Mr. Seward
tbsy looked upon IS an affair Of a fsw mouths
They then hopsd 70 return to their homes, bat
fndinR that such wGs not ths csge thew con
oludsd to stay here exc out living as best
they could some in business aud some ia Gov
eminent employ. Ths gentlemen were unac-
customed TO the heavy business which fell 10
their share, il, they found any thing to do, and
many we5O Jnabls to get work. The only re-
source left was that tie ladies should do fancy
work for the stores; or and these Cases axe
leT, as they had no friends 10 gives security
for the rent) open private boarding hous9
The suEeIings of this class have been terrible.
4 large family which had lived in pslaes al
the South, passed the whole winter, LAST year,
"a one small gsrTet room, in a teae4asnt house.
Many o. these ladies have. 50 Fe understand
obssined work fron The New York depository
by which they have managed 10 snnpof' O
family.
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A special TO the Register, dated yesterday
says the enemy retired yesterday morning from
Rinegold.
a grand review Of HaEdee'r corps look placs
yesterday, aid in HindmAns to-day. Il was
the mos. splendid psgeEHtry ever witnessed in
this army.
The troops sra better uniformed and shod
than ever There is glorious enthusiasm among
hem.
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u Tho Memphis Batlclia, q the bEh insf.,
ssys;
L is verify Of hSso that no hostile shet has
been fred at any ons Of 3 censiderable namoef
cf steamboats, which have recently arrived from
Nsv Orleans. The supremacy Of the Federal
Tag upon the Mississipsi and most Of is trlo-
ussrss, d today Is unquesiioned - A. any tine
during the history OF ths psst half century.
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WILLIS 5 FOU1'G,
GOODRICH g Co.

lEorueriT ~ hcH dTisAusj
ryst door below spesrs Corner Brozd street, Coiua-
baa, Georgia
RF now opening large ard very desirable sock
a of nay GOODS sud cthrr articles recently
i,-r1- raa from Et rope 'fAi5- taey 1ter fqT sass
ebsap for cash by be 4i-c- or package iHl2 lm
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NOTFCR.

FTy8E oopsztnursAip haTetoiore existing uneer ne
- 1 --ese 81 PHAsE g. DAVIS "a this cay dissolved
Iv ,itual c1user All persons having claims Agsnst
a. i15ebtpd % lie arm vii e-no forward - once iof
Eettlsnsni.
rsnorsl crr1snis.son bufiucss viii Be oarrsd os
49,. - 5sret5iors PgASH 8 DAVIS.
,F---s. r...-1r-- l.fr 1874 Ifa7-irl
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CHARLESTON. January 30 - The bom5srdmsBt Of
sumter ceased st dark last night Is6 ahss IN all being
THROWN, of which l79 struck The fort. Tbs firing vas
renewed this morrlsz.
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JAS. n. ELLIS q 90.
REAL Es'RATE AGENTS,

TekRrIEg wishing TO bay OF 20 Hsu Hs4 Eat7te
vTsu. oonsuli -bsIi u.fras by correzp6 p6nang win
tliE Tsac -
, 1864-06-08
FROM WASHINGTON,
Matters In Congress Yesterday.

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Trihune.1
WARRINGTON, June7.
The passags OF the Bankrupt bill At this session
IL improbable even should it get through the
House, which IL uncertain. The Senate will not
have the to attend to It.
The O1aks Of the 6enats havn been engEossed
With the tax bill to-day, and It viii be sent to the
House carly Tomorrow morning. An effort VIII be
made in order to expedite matters, {he success Of
which il 6oubtfuD to send tbs Senate amendments
to Committee OF Conference, without the ususl
preliminary reference to tbs Waya and Means
COMMITTEES, OF thslr consideration By the House.
NEW YonK, June THE ConsnArclars Wash
ineton specinl says Gen. G1snt'e brother has Eo-
sos1gnce-
Tbe blu reported by Mr. Hoopsr nom the Tays
and Means provides II follows:
Section one authorixea the Secretary OF the
u 5oaas e .hs s amount q Tour hundred nilisoDs,
.Tedet1nable In not leAG than hvc nor moro thAn
thirty 5eat. At the discretion q the 6cc7etary and
P:yree een The ssc4et.l5 I ny dispose Il ths
snoss boads in he UNITED 6tstes, OF Europe, On
Efj poney, ce1idcstss Of iadebtedn ess Or cor.
t.ncstes q deposit or nay exchange them for $50
Iniereat on bonds now payable Annually may be
1n1aE 0yAo1u NE40I'A0013AJs 1aA pNAuos A1C4491f
notes and Other United Btates Obligation are ex.
smptad from taxatloa by states or principaliuee.
SEC. ID authorizes ths issus, in leu Of equsl
amount Of the shove bonds not exceeding TWO
hundred millions. in treasury notes Of any demo-
t!ue not exceeding three yea7s, o. u thought
three YEAR With interest not sxceeding Sven Ind
thrse-t -tcntht, parable IN lawful money at maturity
or 1t the discreion Of the Secretary semi. .annrn-
j.. The Secretary may dspoae Of them for lawful
money On the bsst terms ob.a'nabls. Those psya-
their face value, exclusive Of Interest or
nav be paid to any creditor willing 10 receive
them At psr, tnc'udin2 ipterert., The Secretary
.msy psem and ea99e 70 ee esuss:1ed and desso5-
inr N equa} n1ount Of the above. provided that
the totaf additional amount OF honds and notes
eba not exceed 500 ooo eoo, and that the total Of
treasury notes and United SiAtes notes shall
held in resesve tor the redemption Of the temporary
Loan TTeAapry notes bearing interest," lteued
Under this act. tha1l be legal tender In paymcn,
pr reception Of bank notee-
not Less than thirty days. Of United States notes
In sEs not lees than $1,000. by any assistant Tres
xurer or Designated depoeitasJ exespt Nttions
Banks, ~ ~ to issue certificates OF deposit bear
posit on ten day'e nosies. The aggregate Of dc
pos1tk ts not TO exceed &1s0 o00, 90
SEQ. 4 Authurtzes the Secretary to 1ssne tfAe
,tiona currency In such form ~ he Judges best an
Of ali other bonde, notes and other obligations q
the United 6tates. The whole amount OF frncdou
Al currency not 10 exceed t1ontJ mtGtonH.
6xc. s. Contains rrosisions Tor signing Rli net
bundA.
exchange for coupon bonaa. Tho rcsidnc Of th
bill Is devoicd to proviAls1s intended ehectually
prevent countezfeit!nE.
, 1864-06-08

DROPOSALS FOR
Erecting School House.

sea1ed propoaals invited bJ the undergEned for
The erection of eehool House for School District
Eo5 Tom Of Anrora. a-ccraioE to plans and spec!.
tcAons for said building to BE- seen at Schoot pree
tors Room. awktn'a BLOCK, Aurorss and ut G. Z.
Kandali'a tArcntect) office. Chicago. Bids vii be
For The erection Of the building complete.
Ftr e1cavauon atd erection o1 Batement 6torJ,
For the efecEt&n OF thn y Slfs above tho Basement
Eto,y and desdt Ing tho Floors.
FnF tnth1rG and PfA4tfr!1g-
For the haAcn work entire.
For tic Carpenter and Jolue: TcFk cstirt. includ
Ing all zczk not properly beloastngto The Aason and
Fainter.
For Painting snd Glazing. TIC contractor IN al
caees to fur. ith MAts,la.
The Enl1 10 be up and the building properly en-
closed " The 1st Day Of and ~ hole
comp etet for receiving the furniture By tho LIT day
et nEuss, l. Tho right 1eest any md al bids u
Ii pfoEoaals received under tsia sd1ert'temeEt
vl1l be opeusd and examined By tho niEectnss, II
their Room In Aurora. On Monday: J nne ~ h. ;S6t
Aaursst proposals. to II M1l.!ER aurora, Illinois,
marked " Proposals. to Build School Aonas
n. TER<Y,
q, MILLER,
Directors for School District sos Aurora.
, 1864-06-08

Especial Dispatch to the chies3o Tribunal
St; PAIL, Mn, June I.
The Indians Who surrendered 70 Major Hart lsst
winter, with tha exception Of The two Chiefs len
Fort Smelling today for Rock Island, Nheso the
condemned Indians ara confined. -.
The workmen 1t the coal mines hsye abandoned
work for fear of Indians. The Company ask mil
itary protection to enable them 10 prosecute tbs
work, and viii probably 1ecaise IT, II 10 they will
be able to deliver large 1osds at our ]svae BY the
4th Of July ~ promised.
Capt Fitk received orders on Monday to 60 to
Idaho, ria the Yellowstone Hvez. Hs will lsav
here about the 1at Of July.
, 1864-06-08


Resolutions WeYe offered and referred. to print
10000 copies Of the Commta1loner Of Fatenta' re-
port, for tho use OF the House and Commiasfoner,
and 10 admit EI-Membert of Congress to tho loor
when the HunEels In session.
Ways and Means, reported bill to provide ways
and means for the support Of the Government, oJ
authorizing loan Of $40o QUO, Goo: He msTed tia:
the bill be printed and Fecommitted to the Com
rni,tee On Ways and Means, with power to report
Nj: cox. Of Ohio, objected to their reporting at
Mr. HOOPER said, all the loan bills will expire
during the present month End thf4 bill Is to pro
1he bill Was then secommltted to the Committee
Y On MOTION q n. WILSON, Of Iowa. resolu.
tIon was adopted requiring President Lincoln to
to The House s"pg Of ths dessns0 sqa
Curtis, made before the Commission Of which NJ
Dowe1l was President, In relation to cotton trans
4ctfonp.
Senate bill prohibiting speculation IN coin and
liz. HOOPER, Of Mass., submitted a substitute
for the nrst eection OF the blu.
hi. GaNS0N, 0: N. Y. said this bill would not
atrena then the Government, but would throw OBJ
stacies In the way Of ordinary business transac-
lit. DAVIS, Of New York, regarded the terms
OF the bill Unconstitutional and offered proviso
that during the operation q this act 1ne a"a OF
Mr. PEN0LETON, Of Ohio, said that Instead OF
attempting to bolster up redundant paper cur.
fencY the effort should be to reduce the amount q
paper money adoat, and not Tain1y ssriye to pull
HI. WOODBRIDGE, Of Vermont, said there
Ess no warrant for this bill In the Consftu tion,
or in sny law with which he wAs acquainted.
The subject WAS laid aside.