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MosDAY, March u, 1855
Mr. Lrovs OF Ala, under susg snslon VI the rules
introduced Joint resolution In relation 70 the para-s
81 the pllc securities Referred 1, tho c0s2nse q
WAYS al 4 .saans.
sas c9At All before re House he oesegl ksggo
prl ion III whch ii6 been returned sgon the -ea
sta ,>sran amen iiasnts Tue smsnarae MA sf III
senate v ~ AL cone irssd Ia.
Ga NETS 81 - cfaER OF No, the Houfe re-
solved ,lsef to secret session aHe having sr5at son.
time lerein x,in resolved itself into 5pea ssssicn.
On motion 81 r.. CONRAD, OF Ia, the ruiss were
suspended, IA oTdf 70 introduce the following rssoia-
tion:-
aIns Tuesday DC iliA n.sn ,As adjournment Or
ted 1S' ''ua'n Wa
On motion Of Mr. AcCLusxEY Of Tenn, the House i'd
Journed
The CHAM laid before the House House bill, which
had been returned from the Senate with amendments
msnt aad payment OF claims for certain description OF
property taken or informally impressed for the Of
the army approved 18th OF June 1894 The amendments
Mr. Mills, ofS c., under suspension Of tho rules, in
trodaced bill 70 grant free transportation 70 their homes
TO disab I'd soldiers who have been discharged
Mr. RAxsAy, Of n G., offered as an amendment an
additional section free transportation to their homes
be granted to officers and soldiers on leaves OF ndugen
oies or furloughs
MI GaAr, Of La, said that there was too much fur
loukhing and leave or absence now, and Congress- In
stead Of encouraging ought to stop It altogether He
threw out Asss suggestions He did know that they
MI CosRAp Of La said that the President the Secrs-
tary or War and Go commanding general said that
great difficulty IN "a. way Of our Success was aossntses
Pending sthe further consideration .of the bill and
amendment, the House, on motion Of Mr.. HARLEr, Of
Ark, took q rccess till one o'clock.
Having reassemblsd the CHAIR laid before the House .
communication from the President In response to reso-
luton transmitting replies from the Secretary OF the
Navy and the Commissioner Of Exchange In reference
to the execution OF John Beal by tho federal authori
ties Referred TO the Special Committee on the Ex-
The House resumed the consideration Of the pending
bill, and passed Il, with Mr. Ramsay's amendment
On motion OF Mr.. Ly0y, Of Ala, the House resolved
itself into secret session.
HOstiIities About to be Resumed.
PETERSBURG, March IA, 1885,
The situation here il still unchanged some slight
diminishing occurred yesterday afternoon
tremo right but nothing important resulted There 10
considerable activity existing in the enemys lines since
the commencement OF good weather. and no doubt hos
silities will very soon begin.
Meeting In Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY Feb ~, 1855.
siastic meeting held here 1t perfect success
gloro ovation to liberty and independence. Judge
Bibb pres ded and made speech He was followed by
Governor Watts, Judge Chiffon, General ClantOn Lieut.
Colonel Gaipcs Colonel Woods Hon Thomas B. Ceorer,
and others The speeches of the highest tone and
were received with great demonstrations OF approval
Resolutions were adopted unanimously, by rising vote.
- follows
Whereas the United States BY their confession
wagns war OF subjugaton liberalization OF the Confed
crate States and have unequvocay refused any
proposition Tor which would involve
submission 10 tine OF the United States
patton OF the slayes general conscaton property with
leasehod Of life itself dependent upon tho
Abraham Lincoln that he win make liberal Of the par
doning power for the benefit of the repentant rebels
therefore
Resolved ma. With undmlnhed confidence the faish
In the right and justice OF cause humble
Almighty God, maintain tho struggle until indie.
pendsnce Is established and 10 this end pledge lives
our fOrtunes and our sacred honor.
Resolved That oonessedy deserving always
punishable with death In the army ismore excsabe in sol
dios IN the ed than at hoe who shielded by
% need and desert the and seek to favor with
Resolved That the remedy deserIon the army
y zeols and supportSf By the
Resolved That practical manifestation Of orr appre
eaon OF the services Of armies soemnly pledge
ourselves to each other the soldiers field
moved oxertions TO relieve the necessities Of their fames
and thus n from their hearts the only burden calculated
unnerve the arm OF freemen In contest lkethis.
Resolved That In the language OF eminent Senator from
virginia We recommend 10 the people Of the whole confede
r2cy faith In our faith in government faith In
Forrest Growing Humane.
From the Richmond Wing, March Is