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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-09-10

wv is exempt from n military service, toaft as
wat,hman on a fam near the city Best OF refer.
,nrea required To ouch one good wages will 10
nail Address Box 739 Richmond rost-oifiec.
-, tG--its
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SuNDRlES.--old Apple and French
~ Brandy, Old Rye Whlskey, Blackberry Wine,
Sorghum and New Orleans Moiaz8e9, Tanners OIL,
White Grease, Old Dominion Nails, assorted Fencing
Naii,, flowline Rope, Cotton Yarns, Sole and Up
per Leather Scrap Leather, SHIELDED Oats Com
Cotton Card, Spirit Turpentine aud NIptha Plaid
DoInestios, Cigars Manufactured and Smoking To-
bacco, Shoes, Calf,kins, Wrapping Paper, SC, on
consignment and for sale by
X. r. ROBERTS,
Commission Merchant,
Corner OF Cary and Thirteenth streets.
Sc S-itS
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ID OOMS FOR RENT.-For rent, four
1 T. FURNISHED ROOMS P.trlor aud three
Bedfooma- together with large Pantry, and the
use OF Kitchen aud CoaI-house, on Broad street,
second door from Twenty third, north side. Also,
the sei vices Of u good Cook. sc i0--it'
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HIVE HOUSES AND LOTS, AND A

HIVE HOUSES AND LOTS, AND A
4 NUMBER OF BUILDING lots, IN SID
NEh, FOR SALE AT AUCTiON.-O On TUESDAY,
the 18th OF September, commencing at Il o'cloc. 7
NJ will be sold, IN the order named below the fol-
lowing real ESTATE, to wit
\ Building Lot at the northeast corner of Cary
anu Belyldere streets. adjoining the residence OF MI
James ~. Oliver, forty by hundred and eight
and a half feet
Three Brick Tencments in Green's Row. on the
flankroad, neuiy opposite the Westham House.
ana one Brick Tenement Laurel street, south of
the flankroad
beautiful Lot Mt the southwest corner Of Cherry
and Cumberland streets, sixty by one hundred and
ity feet adjoining the property OF John and James
Turner.
The Bcdstead Factory, formerly owned by Thomas
Suter, and now rented to the Confederate States s Il
hospital at thousand dollars. The Lot is one
hundred and twenty by bundled aud Thirty
seven feet.
The foregoing property should, by its situation
ana character, attract persons seeking investment oi
homes for themselves.
TERMS al sale
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs,
seS Successors to Goddin 4 ApperSon.
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NJ CE-Commandants and others of
~ the army and navy viii please pay attention
TO the notice already given that arrangements have
been made ivr Il steamer 10 leave Rockets DAILY
at O'Clock \ NJ and O'Clock Z NJ, ior the pur-
pose Of towing bargcs and taking to Drewry's Bluff
quarteImaster and cOmnissary stores and other ar
ticicS for the army and navy. Except in cases of
emergency steamers will not be furnished at other
hours. JOHN H. PARKER,
Lieutenant in charge office Special Service,
je 2l-ts Navy Departmeit
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BY 2. ". Grubbs, Auctioneer.

LNNE MATTAPONI ESTATE OF
Il FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES IN
CAROLINE COUNTY, WITHIN ONE MILE OF
MILFORD DEPOT, AND ONE AND 4 HALF
MILES FROM BOWLING GREEN, CALLED
HOLLY HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII
be sold at auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAY, the 18th September, at II O'Clock A. NJ the
very valuable estate located above 1t contains
five hundred and fifty acres, OF which about three
touTths are open land, AID one-tour;h in wood and
timber. The open land is III good state of i'm
pfOveInent. The Improvements consist of a large
dwelling and every other out-bulding usually found
on such an estate-all III good repair The location,
is beautiful. There is the place very large or
ch1rd Of peaches and apples OF the choicest kinds
IhiS Is a rare opportunity oi securing valuable and
most beautiful estate. Partial possession will be
given at once anu full possession soon is The
growing ciops can be secured The Richmond and
Frederic ksburg railroad passes through the farm
near the house. itordmg an opportunity Of visiting
the place and returning the same day.
TERMS: one-tllId cash; balance at six and
twelve months all cash, at the option of thepur-
chaser. p w. GRUBBS, Auctioneer,
Sc Successor TO Godlin 4 Appefson
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NJ OTICE.-Always on hand, and for
Y sale, MOLASSES BARRELS, LIQUOR BAR
RELS, FLOUR BARRELS and h EGS of all kinds
and sizes; BUCKETS, TUBS, &c. Orders can be
left at +. Del3ues Grocery, No. Franklin street,
ut my Cooper shop, Seventeenth street, corner
of Baldwin, near the central Railroad Workshops
Delivered anywhere III the city gratis.
29-2ws H. METZGER
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M ASONIC NOTICE.-Th stated meet
lyl ing Of MANCHESTER LODGE, No. IA,
will be held in the MAsOHS' HALL, in Manches-
ter, on THIS Saturday EVENING at "a o'clock
Members vi sister lodges faternaliy invited
to attend. by order Of the W. If.
f. w. WEISlGER, Secretary
Manchester, September 10, A. d. 1864, A. L. $500.
SC l0-tts
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CARRIAGE FOR SALE.-A neat one
horse CARRIAGE, recently put in order.
Pics, 81 100 Call at B0SHER5 Carriage Factory
cqrpsf Ninth and Main streets. se s-3t.
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WANTED, an ENGINEER to take
w charge of, and run, small Engine tine
boiler Apply n once to G. X HODGE, 1t William
Ii Fomir, Sons Co, opposite the Dispatch Office
50 I0-lts
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NOR SALE, dark, chestnut MARE,
IL six years old, Performs well under the saddle
and Is perfectly sound and gentle She can BE- seen
At General Hospital No H. on Tenth street between
and Clay, after o'clock any evening.
Sc 9-2ts
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4fO-PARTNERSnlp--P. w. GRrr,s

4 tOPARTNERSiliP W. GKrEns
Y and a ID. WILLIAMS, AuCti0uecrs, have a.
socated themselves unl,l the firm and style OF
GRUtBS x WILLIAMS.
and propose to conduct the REAL ESTATE BUSI-
NESS therefore, can!ed on by them separately. Be-
ing the Successors Of Messrs. Gotdrn & Apperson,
and having across 10 the books maps and papers
connected with their late business, they hope with
the counsel and advice of the old concern and their
own experience and facilities, to be better able than
ever before TO promote the interests of all who may
CoItide business to their hands.
We VIII sell Real Estate at auction and private
sale lii town aud country; rent out houses, and
DO everything arPortaniug TO general Real Estate
Business
Office on Main street, next door below Bank OF
Virginia. GRUDBS * WILLIAMS,
Real Estate AuytiOueeTs and AGENTS,
81 It's Successors to Gudd.u * St,rt.;D1t
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M ANTED to purchase two ENCtl rs,
w from twelve to oightcCn-horac, power. En-
ctnes suitable for steamboat preferred but will
purchase portable or stationary saw-nil@ ngineS.
CHARLES ! MORBiSS
Packet ufsce
81 iG-Gi' Richmond, Virginia
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WANTED to purchase, a good NEG RO
w WOMAN cook Address Box i,6f2,"
Richmond P0st-otiiGe. sc l0-3tt
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NOR RENT. a desirable BRICK Dwell
Il LING-UOUSE, lclvidere street, Oregon
Ill., containing tive rooms, with Garden attached
Inquire next door, OF Of ISAAC WILLIAMS,
sc st Ife6ogar Iron Works.
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FOR RENT END SALE.

LfoR RENT, a NICELY-FIIRNISiIEU
ROOM, suitable for gentleman and WIFE, or
two single gentlemen. with gas and attendants, on
Eighteenth street. one door from B,uad.
40 l0-3ts
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VA LII ABLE BRICK TENEMENT.
WITH EIGHT ROOMS AND AMPLE SIR
WANTS ACCOMMODATIONS, ON FOURTH
STREET, BETWEEN GRACE AND FRANKLIN
STREETS, FOR SALE PRIVATELY ofrr ior
sale, privately, the valuable Brick Tenement located
as above, with immediate possession. The location
of the property and depth e lot, (beine one hun
dTed and sixty feet dcep,l makes It very yaluabi,
For terms, apply to-
GRUBliS * WILLIAMS, Auctioucers.
. Sc Ut Successors to Godiin & AppcIaOu
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WANTED To PURCHASE, HAIR,
w suitable Tor making BRAlDS Persons
having such will please call TO-DAY or MONDAY
At the LADIES' HAIR DRESSING ESTABLISH
MENI, on Marshall, between Third and Fourth
streets, second door above st JoSeph's Orphan Asy
lum, where BRaID3, IURI.S and WIGS are made
to order at short notice and reasonable terms.
Sc l0-,tf
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= - -
WANTS.

"ANTED, by young lady Thoroughly
w qualified 10 10 amy description Of work on
Wheeler Il Wilson'S sewins machine, sIIu-a-
1IOy she will aeerrt place As saieswoinah IN q
store or any employment whereby she may gain an
honest livelihood Address ~ at Dispatch
81, ~ l0-2ls
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LH0R SALE, superior SEVEN OC-
I TAyE ROSEWOOD PIANO, Apply on south
aide Of Clay street, third house above Adams street.
% 9-2ts
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THAT'S! HATS, HATSi-A large as
sortment Of the finest FRENCH HATS, Fab
lyle, for sale az retslli at wholesale prices ut
GUGGENHEIMER s. GoIDSMTrH'S,
se Y-6ts No. Isl Main street.
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I OST, on Saturday, the Sd OF Septem-
4 4 Der, between Mir William TyTccS, on St
Jauiess street, and the corner Of Fifth and Frank
I'm. GOLD WATCH KEYS COMPASS and
SHELL. III" iili,itr will Cupl,r d favor bY icagi NJ
them at M. WILLIAM TY'EEE'S or at tins office
Sc 9-2t.
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MASONIC NOTICES.

MASONIC NOTICE members OF
lyI DOVE LODGE, No. 81, are hereby sum
moned to attend a called meeting of their Lodge at
THE HALL, on Marshall street, on THIS fSatur-
day. EVENING at 7 o'clock.
Members Of city lodges and transient brethren are
naternally invited to unite with us
by order Of the Worshipful Master
sc l9-lts AUG ARSEiI, IF s;ecr.tarv
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN from Tav-
louisville Depot, in Hanover county, on the 3ist
Of August, IA dark brown HORSE with three white
feet and a small blaze in the face and a very noted
white spot on his side. Any information that mag
lead to the recovery of said horse viii thankfully
received and suitably rewarded Address
ABS z. ROWE,
SO G-tws~ Glen Allen Pust-otlice, Henrico.
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EOR RENT, THiEt. ROOMS with use
Il of kitchen, second DOOR from the corner Of
Broad and Mayo streets. LUCY KING.
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- DOM s FOR RENT-Two very
l h pretty ROOMS, in a nice neigkborhood, and
pant Of one that Is occupied BY IA gentleman. The
rent Is cheap for suitable tenant. Apply to
w. \, MoUNTCASTLE,
Broad street, between Fifth and Sixth
- Sc Iu-2ts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
GROCERIES.


/ IIAas-Extra Cincinnati sugar.onrva Hams
ii a.too ibs. 4 II. A. COOKS.
/ DalKp RREF-i.o Co lbs { selcs sugsr-csEsd
- AZ ~. A. coOhb-
/ pEEF ToSGur-so dozen W ". psslss H
- IRE. - u, A. COOKS.
Din FRuIT, rs cLAas-io defsn chsfFlsss
L % dozen 9eossh<rrias.
70 dozen RsspbsTries
70 dozen cnrrants, At n. A. COOKS.
HKnRINo- Is kers Fresh Hollaaa nsrrisg, =
= - 49, u, a. tVok.S.
ChoKkD nkkAING-A 100 boxes Prime
- HeFfiEs, AZ u. A. COOKS.
CoAP--loo hoxss German and Palm soap a
- y -. IL - eOOk >.
GrADRlEs-so boxes siu Candies:
y - haifbaxss do 10.
- guafter- boxes Do. do, ~
n. A. COOKS.
'I'oaAro eATsuP and PEFPERsAucE-- !
4 - siozsns assorted catsups
= dexans assorted fsppefsance, A.
II. a. COOKS.
DoAsTED nYEaBd BAILEY
II 40 barrels Roasted RYE,
10 barrels noasie'i Barley, at
U0AsTED cOFFEE--i0 barrels Roastad ooiiss.
- = ~. a. evohs-
1NARnAsTED COAL 0IIs-6O bsrrsls For-
u, A. COOKS.
DIaEAPpLEs. IA osas = 100 dazsn extra Pias.
i aPpiss Ia cans, warranted ], AZ
~ a. o90KB-
CARpfsEs 1900 quarlsE-bonss bssl brad
- Ear1lueHt
1863 hsif-iorss l,sst brand sarainss, Al
n A. COOKS.
VAkKEE sEeErABLEs-23 dozen i-po1sd
Il cans Fresh Lobstafs. A
Is fozetl 2 fot,nd sans Fresb Lobster.
- deken 1-pgund cans Fresh Estmon
dpfsn 2-p9und cans Fresh SALMON;
- dozen piata Picked HOLSTERS
~ dszan quarts Plesiad Loiatsr6f
dBzen haifgalions Pickiad LOessers;
y dozan aas kebo bag CLAIMS, ss
n. A. COOKS.
. BgLs c0AhsE OATMEAL;
- 2 orls. Wiest Fafiha; M
! sss.' T ssss' s' Z IA. oo5xs.
DIcKLKs.---2o IRE, f.Too Pickles each
4 - haiflrIs. Pickles.
p ien-gallon fees do.
= ase-Failon ksgs de-
rs dozen pInfs do;
- doxeu quarts dol
y dqzcn haif-gsiigns Do.
81 dszeh salishs DO, fos sale b.
u a. COOK.
EfsGLIsH PICKLEs.--zo dozsns Chow chos /:
- 10 dQzrns eherkfns.
1ozenf faglinoNer,
DOZENS White Onions
dozens Pis<Aifiiy;
sozsas Picked Wainuts. ALI from Gree. A
Black sells celebrated Pickle ana esses Hos.. =
for sale ~ H- a CooR
RUckNHEAf FLoUR.-20 bris- cho5es I.s,ci--
= N''s.t fseaf, - II. A. C0ogsS
APLIT PEAs.--Is Iris frinas spIIt Peas Il
II. A. COCKS.
PEARL BAEAkY.-Ie brIs. Pearl Basj-T. a.
H. A. COOKS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09

=
Boasks rssos Chains.
1900 lbs Log Chain,
rs dozeE O. s. Planters FIess,
so Garden Hoes and RAkes,
so s. shovels and esadss.
50 Hay and Manure Forks,
100 " scythe. sneaahs and Cradles,
100 Blood's @. s. Grass, Grain ans
Briar seythsa.
IS gross scyths Stones, NH
50 dozsn Hay Rakss. st...s.
% sheep Shears,
50 e costea Cards, ~
loo gross Knives and Ferris.
500 dozen POekat Knives,
100 gross Tsa and Table spoons,
50 dozen Come Mills.
80 Heal Selves,
900 Curry Combs,
200 kegs Wheeling Nails.
$50 dossn Pad-Leeks. Germsn American.
500 = Dear Locks AID LAtehes,
1000 grOau American serves,
leo dozen Shoe. Horse, Cloth and ssruA
Brushes, =
$50 TIA and Counter Scales. rseT Wgfsl
cases Hard Frame States.
s tons Bsrsa Grind ssoass, =. 4
pOOr, Gate and Strap Hinges,
Boring Machines, 4eeN
Carpenter Tools. A4
Cooper Tools-BartOn's and Whites.
Ohio Tool Company Planes, s. b
Cabinet Hardware.
NH and crosz Cut sawa,
Chain Punaps. a., Ae. ~ MN -
As raost Of oar goods were purchased for
CASH, before the large advance an
Hardware, w viii car them At the loves.
nee Able rates.
.AcOn srnAun a sos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
Net Assets, January, 1854,
$4,000. 556.3O -

.. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION Of The
fINA, after Is years OF severe trial. has rs-
siiHsd the greatest public advantages and
sesceas OF the various systems OF Fire Tnsu-
Fance IN the country. IL nov better than
ever prepared for duty.
D le,v9o Toss Claims have been settled and paid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS or DOLLARS
q. The CONSUMPTION or PROPERTY BY
FIRE, in the United States averages over
sloo,ooe daily. Is your property exposed
snd anprotectadf
:. ARE fou INSUREDf II not. Why net
The cost Is triaing; the duty e manifest /;
the result may Be your escape from ruin
while delay aud neglect may inyolve
ycn IN bankruptcy, poverty, o. erael d.
appointment.
s. PARTICULAR ATTENTION. ana regard Is
given 10 small risks sell AZ large onss
Able aud superior commercial advantages
Afforded.
sc Insurance solicited and r0liciss Issued BY
J, W. HExsKN. Agent,
Jazz Marble Hall Building. No. >. Mkin 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
NOTICE.


rTsHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CRY
Il ef Evansville viii recsiTs said prspo-sis
On or before the nfaeeBSA day 90 April, 1sss foF
making , Bri6Es oFer tbs CzD@f at Vine Sfrs@s !
Bidders VII sixfe tia prics 81 whieh fh@T I'll
eonszr1es an e2rtAway. . FEET vide ~ shs Ton
with ; trunk OF Dor sewer. similar TO The ssss
eo1traetsd for ct Maln Street; also. the prics AZ
whtea they sill Construct Lattice Bride ussnr
sncb CT tha nrih hers Of the Main Street briars n
are szita ole-the Roadway % a. brslzs 10 hs not
less than II feet wfde- Zach hfAdsr svsSH farnfsh
TIE pian apen Which Ne proposes % congtruct ths
LAftaae Brtoge y the earfhray bid i aecsptsd.
tbs cortractor viii Be eIlo~sd 81 snonshs . csss
risls s5e vor<- A-FFAFFLKN, Czsrx
E easEk's oEaess April ], 1864. APPS q 81 -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
DINE APPLE CHEESE
Il sBoxss Pine Apple chsese. Just reesiSe3 II
Nos, First Street.
HoMIEY-s Barrels extra white uom,uv.
Ne. FIRST STREET.

HooSIER SYRUP Barrel choEss sorvpv,
IA syrup. Tor sale a.
oAIDwTLps Family e.sosry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
GROCERIES.

DUCK WHEAT FLOUR
ID 30 Sacks Pennsylvania Buck whsat Flozr,
Fer sale at WI. CALpwELL'S
Ne. 2, First Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-09
The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH THE

I. FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, now heretofore, IL EAlr rates
and liberal conditions
2. BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant dis
patch aud accuracy
,. LOSSES always met with promptnsss and
complete justice.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-05

Albany bresed 10000 barrels OF ale last
year.
Over four million dollars in soldiers boun-
iies have been paid 10 the towns IN Maine.
Real estate was unprecedentedly lively last
year in Toledo. Ohio. The sales amounted TO
. million and quarter Of dollars.
Members Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
are to have 81 900 per annum.
Got any ''tin?" will be the correct inquiry
The new cent will be composed of 50 per cent
copper and per cent. tin.
New York City has a church for every three
thousand inhabitants; groggery for every one
hundred.
What is it that stickest closer than a
brOtheri" said Sunday school teacher to one of
his class
"A pos,ofice stamp-by gum said the Dung
inc ,rrigible.
NV friend" said preacher to teamster.
"do you know who died for siunersl"
"D-n your conundrums Don't you see I'm
stuck in the mudg"
"A country editor living on the line of rail-
road. sent to the Superintendent of the road for a
pass for himself and added, PLEASE embrace
nv wife " The Superintendent returned pass
to the editor. but declined the proposed honor.
-Garrison's Liberator. the abolition in6del
organ at Boston. which pronounces the COnsti-
tuition OF the Unieed States IA league with death
and covenant with hell. the Bible a forgery,
aud Jesus Christ a cheat and impostor. is out for
Lincoln for the next Presidency 1t is fl CO.
lsbOrer for the loyal" persons who constitute a
majority of the Methodist Conference recently
held at Springfield.
The so called spotted fever at Long Branch,
New Jersey, has carried off 81 out of 80 cases.
IL is believed TO be caused by bad food. poison
Gus rye coffee, and bedroom air yltiated by kero-
sene lamp smoke.
The water in which the royal British baby
was baptized was brought from the river Jordan.
Heathenish superstition appears to be not yet
quite eradicated from the royal mind of Eng
land.
The celebrated Professor Lourdat of Mont
pelier. France. obliged to recommence his
medical studies from the beginning, alter tsrmin-
ating them with distinction. typhoid fever hav-
ing destroyed the memory of five or six labori-
Gus years.
Some Indiana soldiers on a scout in the
mountains of Georgia, came upon "A mouse Occu-
pied only by woman. "Weii old lady, what
yoG? sece>hE" said the leader No" said
she What thenf" Baptist" said she prompt
ly, land Siways was"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-05
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April 4.
The House considered the resolution of Mr..
EIdridge. of Wisconsin, calling upon the Secre-
tary of War. if not incompatible with the public
interest TO furnish the House information TO
the amount of money received up 10 this time,
"a conversation of drafted men. and what dis
position had been made of the money, the mum
Der of substitutes and drafted men, how many
have been procured. what sums have been paid
for them whether white or black.
Mr. Stevens moved TO lay it on the table.
Carried by 60 TO 56
On motion of Mr. Arnold, the Secretary OF
War was called upon. If not incompatible with
the public interest TO furnish a statement of the
number of men called into the service in March,
1861 and the quota of each State under each
call
The House then proceeded 10 the considera-
tion of the resolution of MIR. Brown, of Wiscon
SIN. directing the Secretary Of War to communi-
cate the number of negro regiments, the number
% privates, the amount paid for bounties and
equipments and other expenses, and what battles
the negro troops had been engaged in. and how
many were killed and wounded
Mr. Stevens said he was opposed 20 furnishing
a muster roll TO the enemy, and therefore moved
to Law the resolution on the table Agreed to
Ga To A.
The House took up Mr.. Eldridge's resolution
requesting the President. Secretary of State and
Secretary of War to furnish the number of all
persons who have been arrested for political of
lenses. or any other alleged offenses against the
Government, by order or with the knowledge of
either OF them, who have not been tried or con-
victe1 III any civil criminal court. together
with the charges or accusations for such arrests,
and the number of prisoners in forts, and whether
any persons have been banished from the loyal
States, &c.
On motion of Mr.. Rollins the resolution was
laid on the table-67 TO So
Mr.. Davis, of Maryland. from the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, reported the following joint
resolution
Resolved. That the Congress of the United
STATES are unwilling. by silence. to leave the ma
tOsof the world under the mpr ion that they
Indifferent to the spectacle OF the deplorabe
events now Transporting in the Republic of Mex
co. Therefore they think il right to declare tn {
il does not accord with the people of the United
States TO acknowledge a mOnarchical govern
ment erected on the ruins of any republican gov
eminent in nerica under the auspices of any
European power.
NorE-On account Of the storm the lines are
working verv bad, and without
report tO-night.-OPERAroR