The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
A Vessel to Sail from Mobile to New
York with Cargo Of Cotton to
be Exchanged for Blankets.
BRECKINRIDGE's VICTORY.
Mssby Executing shsridan's Men in
Retaliation for the killing
Of His Guerilias,



SAIpsDAY, Nov. ~, 1854.
sxkArB.
The senate was called 10 order Al IL n by Mr. Hpssss
Mr. sparrow in,roducsd the following bill. which was
read three times and passed.
ssIys during me spprcysd February y ise.
s S s cua q As s 90
provide. that the mentioned therein DO
ssds .a.esnssd .i, S.ys =. ''a's : WING" ''e'
HoUsE or REPRESENT ArivEs.
BY The Rev Mr. B.Ksx. Of the Episcopal Church.
quire into the expediensy Of appealing 10 the several
States In order TO effect decrease the number
some action should be this subject Tho records
the Bureau of Conservation exhibit than thirty
eighteen and forrynve under this clause, iolio~s
In Virginia, Thousand four hundrcd North Carolina,
SIX o ssa sar
Mlssssippi one hundred and ten Gsorg. twelve thou
Sand fifteen thousand-perhaps inotebesides large
number o. railroad employees, sc. whom tue Governor
refuses have enrolled Such state Of Affairs was
lust those States hch have restricted themselves 10
this PARTICULAR 10 order increase armies No man
was more favorable to State rights than he, bot zoe
paticnsi liberty Our great work to establish cur
pondence We hod better do onhing than 10 submit.
OF States When where have the North proposed such
q thing Every advance on our part would DO con
sdered evidence OF falling resources aud departing
hopes.
Mr.. ). q. IaE#, Of n. &, said he was sur.
sui, in which North Carolina, it seems. cones in for
her usual shsre Of criticism North Carolina had fur
than any other st,te she had isoo0 the
fed whom one and third rer cent bad setIed
a little over haf OF one per cent. virginia may be
chivaous, but her sons, seems have been more Tor
to other States BY the action Of North Carolina ard
Georgia. When other States come MP 10 lie measure of
their North G.sonn sss zone 5sss win .e s e
all her women aud children aud negroes 20 tue
army would probably be admitted hat she nd e hsLs
done half duty The gentleman tom Virgins o' ms
TO lie rights but he has poor way OF show
ns Il. lie is conscdatonst As tor himself he tool.
occasion T. say that he endorsed ,,ord ,os1sn aud
srel n 5y CopsrHor Brcu and Yce President Ssohen as
also views expressed by the sentemln from south
Carolina MIR Boyco). He aware hat droNot o.
such segtn MS looked upo By u eocsiag
tom Of sloyoy, but he was satisfied With his com.
pany aud they we're hung he was content 10 ask
| the poor privilege et being hung with them. -,
| Mr. Mirs, OF s. c., said II was always painful
| TO him when subjects reuirng grave snd deliberate
moderation were introduced 10 the House TO see undue
manifestations OF party excitement and s,i more OF sec
l cordial friendly and lraterna union. D,r,top. nvch
more disco,d end ccop.ra'sd feelings, w rrere fa.aL
calousy OF any member state OF NORTH carolca
II necessary for the member TO reitests what
=. much az was possible With The means she has beeu
able 10 put FORTH As 10 saying inst one state bss done
more another, he thought the statement was i
T wss ~ ''' "''' "' '''a''' "'' W. ''''
the Legssture requisites the number OF sxemrtons and
the Governor merely carries out their will aod order
nv. o,s srrreps,,s as Savinc she matter esnessIy
under !ts control The ssa.lsman from North Caro-
lima r leoSh mad taken occasion o,r ys M M
approval OF the course aud oc Governor Bsowu
and Vice President stephens lilo must conts's that TN
affect OF such EDITIONS mis- mud " produce
80 much feeling Of surprise for . was natural thar To.
heavy burdens Of should render men mpatent and
restless but he could not but be amazed that 70 In
midst Of dcatn struggle gentlemen should persist in
ercisiug their ntsects such subjects, a. much 90
Inc Emperor Of China to expIao to celestial Msiss
tue ihsofy " popular liberty which government
iug sncbsn embassy would be send propositions
pcscc upon basis Of aad he hoped
me Sr s n. Ssissea ,ss. the w6oiS Soi,s orsame
81 poihrg css than submssiop, and advances
our part would he received IS irdcstiops Of rsssne'
! Mr foors OF Tenn. opposed the resolution 10 4
mrs,n' ,"t soe sa~.n ~" .s o"i - 49, srss
a4clt fhs Fice Pr,st den. Mr. Sci hcus had seat
and no teh, 70 speak % BIS own dcIca,e sc'
attJcs made bp meAterf 'o dfed not nsn him ~
! 10 FACE ~ open a bne,
was not confined to the SUBJECT under discusstop,
rne Ca,Ribe gen,lem 40 IL out Of order The GENT
n,sn will proceed IN order.
Mr. roofR fsxcitedly) yes sir, uoderetaod how To
L. rhe Vice Pre,,m hus bee, oryatp'd here todav az
no RESTRICTION mas ptacd non ne debote htn !, seems
), he very much in 0fasr ''dsotfte-enpsg or frSer
. N, uniss ofs .--The gsot ensn said somethir
sbout skulklag attacks nlvrg been made 90 the VIZ
rresidaut Ia this House. Hc believed he had said snm'
thing in reference that gcntlenan, aud he webcd
!, gentleman TO say whether 90 meant 70 Ultimate that
a mad made any skukine attack ,-,-.
y Mr. Foors-No, sir, very oren one designate
- swik,ss anaLs all mos, ndds te secret sssston
roote sgrccd that tim, 70 popot terms q p.at
believed that We had friends al the North, ana IN
ere long the North would send ambassadors with prop
sitiops u peace, unless put ourselves TOO iowy
- | attitude or relaxed military eierugos NJ = W.
10 stase what no conceived would be the nature
such Propositions, end what he thought would % y
onId bs ~ ~, "os soeo - eSo%Shs ssss osasrs