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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.

..- WASHINGTON, june Ao'
On motion of Mr.. Fessenden, commit.
tee of conference was appointed en- the
tariff bill, consisting of Messrs Fessendenl
Morgan and Pomeroy.
The bill to amend the several acts con-
cerning communication with the insurrec'
tionary states, was amended and passed. II
allows intercourse as far as necessary, to
supply the wants ofloyal inhabitants in our
lines, and enable them to sell the products
of their own labor and of the freedmen,
and imposes fine and imprisonment on
officers, or others, who violate the law, or
appropriate public or private property, 81
make false returns.
The pending motion to reconsider the bill
to prevent military interference In elections
was rejected, % to l9.
The Senate passed the House bill for the
relief of the officers of the 4th and 9th In
diana regiments, who were commissioned
by the War Department. but not mustered
into the service.
The President protein appointed Messrs.
Fessenden, Morgan and Pomcroy, to ac'
with Messrs Morrill,, Fenton and Cox, on
the part of the House. as the committee or
conference on the disagreeing amendment
to the tariff bill
The Senate took up the bill amendatory
of the laws concerning commercial inter
course between tie loyal and insurrection-
ary States, etc.
Mr.. Morrill, offered an amendment provi-
ding that any officer of the United States
civil, military or naval, or any sutler, ma
rine or other persons, who shall violate any
provision of this act, or who shall trans
port sell or otherwise dispose OF therein
any goods whatsoever except in pursuance
of the license and authority Of the Presi-
dent and under the rules and regulations
of the Secretary of the Treasury, shall be
liable to Indictment as for misdemeanoT
and fined not exceeding So, 200 and to pun
ishment in the Penitentiary not exceeding
years.
MIR. Doolittle then offered an amendment
which was agreed to, making the penalties
in the bill apply to officers who pilfully
embezzle private or public property,or who
make false returns.
Mr. Morell offered an amendment allow
ing trade so far as is necessary to supply
the necessities of loyal persons residing in
in insurrectionary States within our lines
and to enable them to market in the loya
States the products of their own labor and
the labor of freedmen and others employed
by them. -,
After further amendments the bill was
passed; yeas q, nays IL.
The pending motion to reconsider the
vote by which the bill to prevent military
Interference with the elections, was passed
was taken up and rejected; yeas l9, nays %
Mr. Riddle called up the resolution to al
low Senator's and Representatives to VISIT
the military forts, prisons and hospitals, in
their respectatye States. A vote being
taken, tie resolution was not adopted; yeas
II, nays "a.
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From Hunter.
WARRINGTON, June 18th,

WARRINGTON, June 18th, A r. M.
To Gen. Dir:
The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived from Gen. Hunter:
81 the honor to report that our expedition
has been extremely successful in inficting
great injnry upon the enemy; and victori'
Gus in every engagement. Running short
of ammunition and finding it impossible to
collect supplies while in the presence of an
enemy, believed to be superior to our force
in numbers, and constantly receiving re-
Inducements from Richmond and other
points, / deemed it best to withdraw, aud
have succeeded in doing 20, without seri-
Gus loss, to this point, where We have met
with abundant supplies Of food.
A detailed report Of our operations will
be forwarded Immediately. The command
is in excellent health and will be ready
after few days rest for service in any
direction"
Nothing later than my telegram of this
morning has been received from Grant or
Sherman. E. NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y. of War.
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Four Federal Regiments Mad .
si Prisoners. !saH sfaa.S

p New YORK, June 28.---In the affair Of
Wednesday last, the correspondent to the
Tribune says: ,r .s.
The 10th and 18th Mass, and the 42d and
S2d N Y. were captured bodily.
Tue object Of the movement--getting
possession Of the railroads South of Peters
burg-was not gained, though the moves
ment Of our forces was promptly resumed
after the rebels retreated with their cap
lures, owing to the rebels having the inside
track and reaching the point first, when
they repulsed our advance force, consisting
Of the Vermont brigade which lostseverely
in prisoners "rl I'
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HOUSE.
w WAsHINGT0N,

WASHINGTON, June. 2S.
MIR. Hooper. called up the Senate's
amendments to the House loan Dill, to exs
cept the S75 100000 of bonds recently ad.
yertised from the operations Of this act.
Mr.. Brooks asked whether that amend.
ment comes from the 100000, 900 loan or
from the S4O0, 100000 in this bill.
. Mr.. Hooper explained that the $500 ,OOO,
OOO is additional to the $75, 600, ,OOO iS4OO,
100000 of which have already been taken.
Mr.. Holman offered an amendment to
the Senate's amendment, providing that
nothing in this act shall impair the right OF
any state to tax the bonds, notes and 9TH
er personal property is taxed.
The House rejected Holnan's amend
ment by II tot and then agreed to the
Senate's amendment.
Mr. Todd, delegate from Dacotab, obtain
ed permission to make personal explsna'
ton in reply to q printed speech Of VIM
Jayne whose seat Todd successfully con-
tested. Mr. Todd reiterated that Mr.. Jayne
was connected with frauds, and produced
evidence to refute the charge that he resign
ed as a military officer for fear he would be
dismissed for cowardice.
The House, by yeas SO nays IL, then re
considered the vote by which they last
night rejected Mr.. Smithers' substitute fol
the bill to regulate snd provide for enroll
ing and calling out the National Forces.
Mr. Smithers demanded the preVioo'
lquestion under the operstion Of which hl'
| substitute was adopted. Yeas 81 nays 10
liz authorizes the President, at his discre
ton, at any time, to call for any NUMBER
volunteers for one, two or three years o
in case of draft any substitute shall b
credited to any town or election district
toward filling the quota Of which ne ma!
have volunteered or been drafted. Ever.
volunteer or substitute who may be &C
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From Memphis.

CAIRo, June 26th.-The Memphis papers
of yesterday say:
On the morning of the 22d, detachment
of Marmaduke's command, 600 strong, at,
tackled two companies of the 18th Iowa In.
fautry, stationed near the mouth Of White
river, and after severe fight were repulsed
with q loss of "a killed and wounded. Our
loss is l killed and wounded: $500.
The removal of the gunboat Tyler from
that station, probably emboldened the REP
els, and but for the fortunate arrival Of the
gunboat Lexington, the result might beer
unfortunate for US. Our forces fought desper
ately, repulsing several charges Of the reb
sls, and drove them of the field. A deser
ter who surrendered to the gunboats below
says that Marmaduke is moving on Littl,
Rock to attack General Steele, and captur'
the city if possible. ,--g-
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.-We can con.
scientiously recommend TO those suffering
from distressing cough, Dr. Stricklsnd's
Mellihuous Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief
almost instantaneous, and is withal not
dsagreeable to the taste. There is no
doubt but the MelliHuous Cough Balsam },
one Of the best preparations in use, and Is
all that its proprietor claims for it. We
have tried it during the past week, and
found relief from most distressing cougb.
tits prepared by DIR. Strickland, No. =
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, o., and
for sale by Druggists at so cents per bottle.
j&wlyM&W
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cepted for one year shall be paid bounty
Of 500, for years $500, and for 3 year.
s400, to be paid at stated times. l;sl Q
ia Mr.. Ashley, in response to q question
asked by Mr.. Holman, said, he did not in
tend to press his motion to, reconsider the
vote by which the joint resolution toamand
the Constitution so ss to abolish slavery
was heretofore rejected, but he should
press it to vote early next session. 10 .'''
The House passed the bill facilitating
the admiralty cases in New York. a uss
The House then adjourned. ,....,,
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Foreign News.

New YORK, June 28.-The steamship
City of London, with dates to the 10th, ar
rived early this morning.
The steamer Alabama arrived at Cher
bourg on the 18th and was admitted to free
pratique She landed 40 prisoners, crews
of two captured Federel vessels, the names
not mentioned. She was to be permitted
to make extensive repairs at Cherbourg.
Parliamentary proceedings are .unim'
portant.
The meeting of conference appointed for
the 18th is postponed till the 10th of June.
1t is rumored that England will propose
new line of demarcation, but Denmark
adheres to the line of Dannewerk
The Daily News says the prospect OF
peace is as remote as ever. The Germans
con tinue to hold out. Lord Palmerston
said in the Commons that the prolongstion
of the armistice was not final The Con
ference can again extend, if desirable.
Continental news is meagre. There has
been some excitement at Madrid under the
latest news from Peru, and the English and
French Ministers are trying to effect q re-
Cancellation.
LIVERPOOL, june IA, P. Motion mar
ket firm and advancing, particularly for
American which is I'D dearer than at the de
parture of the Africa.
readstuffs-Flour is quiet but firm.
Wheat in fair demand at last weeks quo.
tations. Indian Corn steady.
,Provisions-Beef und Pork dull at late
rates. Bacon very quiet; prices steady.
Lard dull and rather easier.
Tallow fat but not lower.
Petroleum unchanged but very little do
ing. Refined q 2d@2s Sd.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat firm for for
eign at full prices.
Flour in good request and rather dearer
Corn firm.
Money Market-Funds dull and droop-
ing. Oonsols declined to 89t990s, owing
to the hostility to the ministry.
Money market rather easier. Good bills
taken at g per cent. Demand moderate.
LONDON, June l6, via Queenstown
minimum rate of discount at the Bank OF
England has been reduced to per cent.
The ship Altycon from New York saws
another vessel was destroyed by the pirate
Alabama. Semmes publishes in the Times
lengthy justification of the destruction
Of prizes, the British Government having
refssed to let them into ports for adiuca
tiou.
The Conference which was postponed till
to day hss been postponed to the 18th.
LIVERPOOL, June 16-Cotton market is
firm, quotations for American are advancing
Breadstufs quiet and steady.
Provisions dull.
LONDON, June l6.-Consols closed GOA
9Os for money.
CApE RACE, June 28.-The steamship
Hirbenian arrived with one days later ad.
vices. ....
Cotton buoyant, advanced 393d.
Breadstuffs quiet. .s
Provisions fat.
Consols 1910 90s. -
/ The Emperor of Russia and King of Prus
sia are abont to meet at Kossenten. The,
are to be accompanied respectively bJ
Prince Gortschakof and Counts Rechberi
PHesse and Vondermark. 1t is conjecturee
that political understanding is aimed ct
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MUSICAL INsrITUTE.-We call the eattentlor
of our readers to the Musical Institute ad.
vertised in another column, which is to
commence one week from to day, under the
direction of NJ. Fl. Morgan for dialy prac
sice of music, in vocal training, singing, In
strumental music and Musical composition
Those who desire to study the art for the
better appreciation of music, will find a
good opportunity presented at this lnsti-
tute. - %, ..sr..r.
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The COMING CIRoUs.--Robinson 4 Deery's
Metropolitan Circus will make their grand
entree into our city on Monday next
The troupe, we are informed is COM
posed of the best artists in the country
1t will exhibit In connection with the Ssni-
tary Fair, being the only circus that hes as
yet exhibited for that worthy object. 1t has
been shown, in connection with Fairs at all
points between here and New York.
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RELIes.-Dr. J. c. Hupp yesterday re
celved lot Of chips and branches of trees
which had been cut off by and riddled with
bullets, at the battles of Gettysburg, Ohica-'
mauga and Lookout Mountain. These in
teresting relics, together with number Of
pieces of shell collected from the same
fields, will be on exhibition at the Fair to
day. .e =
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GRAND July BALL.-A grand July Ball
will be given at Washington Hall on Fri>
day evening next July lst. The dancing
community are respectfully invited to be
on hands as gay time may be expected.
ie. 29-3t.a
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FoRrREss MoNRoE, June 26.--Sheridan's
cavalry succeeded in safely effecting q
crossing of the James River during the af-
ternoon and night of yesterday.
The wagon train alone was miles in
length, which added to our force of cavalry
comprising some 6OO0 horssmen, made a
line Of about 20 miles in length and two
abreast.
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BIC GuN.-One of the largest guns ever
manufactured in this country is now being
made at Fort Pitt, Pittsburg. A gentle
man who took down the different items has
given US the following Rough weight
10000 pounds; finished, $4,000 pounds
bore 20 inch; solid shot 1000 pounds
charge of powder 80 pounds. $3.50
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The Draft Communication I'm the

WASHINGTON, june 2.-Mr Stevens of,
fered q substitute authorizing the President
to call into the military service, not exceed.
ing 100000 men, in addition to those al
ready called for, to serve for two years
unless sooner discharged, and that if NOT
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THE SALE of the Virginia Iren Works
and other property pertaining thereto will
take place to day at 10 o'clock, at the
front door of the Court House.
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ExAMINATIoN.-The annual examination
Of the pupils of the Wheeling Female
Seminary will begin this morning at nine
o'clock. Parents efpapils and other friends
of education are invited to attend. :. e. 9
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REMoAAL. Peter Schweitzer has remov-
ed his confectionery aid ice cream saloon
from Main to Market street, where be 10
furnishing the best oliee cream and refresh
tnents
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, june %,
Money active and firm at 7as. Sterling hriner
at 66as2 Co. 81. 1870.
Gold irregular and unsettled, opening at Goa
81 36, advancing to 2 3sas2 40, declining to 2 81
asp 40 Government stocks lower; u. s Us. 1881;
Coupons 81 ,l2 20 Coupods O3 i-lal o4 IA,
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Local and State News.

FI,HE Members of Ohio Lodge Ne. l0i, snd
n.rsby notified and earnestly requested to attend
at joint meeting of both Lodges, ON this Even.
ing June 29th,) at the Masonic Temple at \
o clock, for the purpose of attending Masonic
Le,turo by the Rev Bro. McCABR, Of Baltimore.
GEO REE5ING,
WIN. Ohio Lodge No l0l
J SEYBOLD, .sks ggE
W NJ. Wheeling Lodge. No. l2o.
ie29-l 1t
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The WEATHER was somewhat warmer
yesterday afternoon. In the morning the
thermometer indicated fifty nine degrees,
but towards evening it ran up to near nine.
fv .r
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The FAIR.-The different halls at the
Fair buildings are now completed, and will
be in full display this morning. AS many
donations and articles to be exhibited were
yet to be brought in, We forbear giving
general review until everything shall be
complete. ..ts< ....sss-.a .-s..s 81,
Mechanics Hall presents quite an at
tractive appearance, being we'll stored with
articles of almost every description.
The Bazaar is enough to strike any one
with wonder and admiration, as it far ex
ceeds any thing ever presented to the Wheel
ing public. The different church booths
and refreshment stands are arranged in q
very tasty manner,
Floral Hall is enough to repay any one
for the price of admission, everything being
we'll adapted to please.
The Concert Hall is neatly and substan-
TALLY fitted up, and is capable of seating
over two thousand persons. ir..'.
The Curiosity Department abounds with
interesting and attractive relics. 3 ~ -
But as we shall 60 more into details to.
morrow, we will conclude by advising all to
90 and see for themselves.
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Hunter Retreating. !.

NEW YoaK, June 2s.-The Richmond
Examiner, of the Oath inst, says Hunter
has retreated to Fincastle, baving lost Is
guns.
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ANNUAL EXAMINATION,

NNHEANNUAL EXAMINATION Of the Pupils Of
i the Wheeling Female Seminary, Will take place
the mornings Of Wednesday and Thursday, the 2sh
and 3Oth INST, from to II O'Clock Of each day.
Tue friends Of education are invited TO attend.
js2s-st MRS. 9. r. HANNA, Prinsioal.
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The following are the additional amounts
to the Festival and Fair:
Total

The following additional Contributions OF G'sas
have been made TO the Festival FAIR, June 18th
By Mrs NJ Moore, 8 Crochet Baskets
do do )" Watch Pockets
By Miss sarah Warren, Pipe Greek, o.
fancy Burr B,sket
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''lioNs to the Fair should be handed
O'e nine o'clock each morning.
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LOST,

- LOST,
AN the National Road, between Bridgeport and tbs
" foot Of Wheeling Hill, June 24th, between ana
O'Clock, NJ, light colored, light Cloth Sack Coat,
together with Pocket Book, which probably contain
ed some valuable papers, and . fsw shinpaesters-
The hnder will be literally rewarded by leayns at
the Grsnt House, in Wheeling, BY giving 1t 70 the
je2s-at j. r. McPHERsoN,
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/ FEpERaI nCovRr.-Judge j. j. Jackson
Pfsssdssg, In this Court yesterday the
case Of the United States ps George Dass-
key, apon an Indictment for treason, was
taken up. James 8. Wheat, Esq, sppeaarr>
edin Court as counsel and moved the
Court to have the prisoner set to the bar,
whereupon he moved the Court either to
discharge the prisoner under the Presi.
dents proclamation Of amnesty or to admit l j
him to bail, which motion was resisted by
the District Attorney. 4 The Court, after
hearing the counsel for and against the
motion, took time to considerlthe same. ,,
&, The case of. M. Mathews & Co. ss.
the steambosts Viola and Victress
which was argued heretofore on the
exceptions 6ledaby the defendants to the
libel, came up next, when the Court an
nounced its opinion at length. overruliag
theexceptions to the libel. The further hear
ing Of the case was postponed until the next
term.
The case of the United States Us. Knote
& Hutchisson was argued on exceptions
filed by the counsel of Hutchisson to the
Commissioners report. Some of the ex
ceptions were sustained, and the report
made to conform to the views of the Court,
and an order direetAd to be entered dis
posing of the fluids arising from the sale of
the condemned property.
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byH & y Hosenheim, Hat.
By friends Of Pollock in New York.
NJ L stiegist & Co" sfancy Ea.s & Gaps s2o W
sLandsberg, lot Jewelry ....... 10 w
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The Emperor of Russia and King of Prus
sia are abont to meet at Kossenten. They
are to be accompanied respectively BY
Prince Gortschakof and Counts Rechberp
Hesse and Vondermark. 1t is copjectured
that a political understanding is aimed at
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ITTTERS

DEM AIMING UNCLAIMED in the Fest
IL cfiee AZ Gallipolis. Gallis county,
Ohio. on the 1ftb day Of August A. y. p.lee4
fETo obtain any Of these letters. the APP
plicant must call for @sdoestised LeffeTs,' give
the date Of this list, and pay ore cent for ad-
verfising.
~ II not called for within one month
the7 win be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
FKrs DEWEY of letters by carriers, at the
residences ofovners, in cisies and large towns,
may be SECURED By observing the following
RULES: t-safe
l. Direct letters plainly 10 the street and
number, as well as the post office and State.
9. Head letters with the writer's post e5iee,
and Stots. street and Number, sign them plainly
with full name, snd request that answers be
directed accordingly.
8. Letters to strangers or transient visitors
in town or city. whose special address may
be unknown, should be marked, in the lower
left-hand corner, with the word Transient
4. Place the postage stamp on the upper
ripht-hand corner, and leave space between
the stamp and direction for post-marking
without interfering with the writing.
N.B.-A REouEsr for the return of a letter
to the writer, if unclaimed within 80 days or
less, written or printed with the wrIt4r's name,
post Office, and State, across the lrft-hand end
Of the envelope, on the face side, will he
complied with at the usual prepaid rate Of
postage. PAYABLE when the letter is delivered
to the writer.-Sec. %, Law of 1863 "
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US. Internal Revenue.
INCOME. TAX, LICENSES, DC.
ELEYEsTH DrsrRrcr OF OHIo.
tsf CoLLtcToR's OYFIcE,

CoLLtcToR's OFFICE,
IRoNrox. July 2lst. ls64]
A s required by section %, Of An sct to
N provide Internal Revenue TO support the
Government and Pay interest on the public
debt" apprvyed June 30th. 1854. public
notice is hereby given 70 all persons interested,
that tn. Ass-ssors' Annual List for this Dis
triet, Comprising the counti-s Of Adams,
Scioto, Lawrencr. Gsliia. " Inton and Jackson J
for the year 1854. embracing Taxes on In
comes. Licenses, Carriages. de-, is nov IN my
hands for collection. and that said taxes are
now due and payable, and if not paid on Or
before the 10th day Of August next. penalty
Of ten per cent will be enforced under dis.
traint
4, will attend. myself or by Deputy, at the
Collectors Office. in eaeh County in said Dis
frict. for the purpose Of receIving the taxes
aforesaid. unti said 10th day Of August next;
after vhieh time the penalty will invariably
JOHN CAMPBELL. Collector.
By q b. NEAL. Deputy Collector.
July 26y 1854. y
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Notice

THE undersigned will offer for sale, at
public auction, at the late residence Of
Benjamin P. Mills, deceased, on the 26th day
Of August, 1864, the goods. and chsttels Of
said deeea-ed. consisting in part of cattle,
sheep. hogs. one horse, isrming utensils,
grain, hay, ond othrr articles to" tediuus to
mention. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A.
II.
Terms:-Purchases amounting to three
dollars or less, TO be paid in cash; above that
sum, notes at nine months, with good Sc
curlty, will be taken.
JAMES NJ. MILLS,
JOHN w. MCCORMICK.
Executors.
Aug. IL, 1854