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In this connection II ay be mentioned thai another "a,
port has gained currency here to-day that Hon Alexander
ii. Stephens had applied Though General Grants head.
quarters for permission to proceed through the lne-to
tlIs city
lnE cOYsIIrCfIostL lMEXDAEYy rs rHE HOUSE.
The discussion of the constitutional amendment is t
otIseSd in the House, and there nothing set to IN
dcae When the vote viii be taken The pltopai speech
to-dawas that of Mr. PendetOn in opposition. 1t
the most able effort tar that side OF The question and
WIS ihtened to with much attention Those most strgy
opposed to him in principle respect the evident scenty
OF his convictions however eTopeous they may be. lie
closest figuring that can be made yet indicate lack of
three votes OF the number necessary to carry it, aud
less these can be overcome IL is probable that final
VIII be postponed until later period OF the session
THE REMOVAL GEN. BurEEa.
The removal OF General Buter has given rise TO more
comment here than any military change that has taken
place ioi long time Some OF the more radical kepub-
there is probability OF his appointment any other
command at present. p
STILL LATER FROM THE UNITED sTATEs.
We have received the New York Herald Of the 18Th,
and the afternoon edition OF the Baltimore American of
the same day
The news is generally uninporant.
From EUROPE
NEW YORK Jan 10 The steamer China FROM Liver.
pool ON the 3lst, has arrived.
The London fines alludlng TO the present attitude of
the North 10 Canada says IN tue present state OF SOltn
en feeling there IL too nc 10 applehend some
outrage ich may Tender rupture inevitable. Ameii-
cans neither appreciate the strength Of England 0t UNDER
stand the unanimity with which war would be prose
cnted If forced upon reluctant Government and
and the hrst result OF that would be the immediate
and eyocab!e establishment OF Southern ndepelderces
:: MOVEMENTS OF BLOCKADE RUNNERS.
l.. HALIFAX Jan. i3.--fhs blockade runner Chameleon,
late Tallahassee i at Bermuda. he blocfade Iun-
Colsnel lamb is at Nassau undergoing repairs The
following blockade Iunners also at Bermuda Owl
Stag, Charlotte, Maria Campbell whipper Susan ReIhe
and Dreppe Out OF II blockade runners visiting BERMUDA
during the past year 40 have been lost
REEL RAID ~ WEST VIRGINIA
WHEELING Jan 13-We lean that the gar1ison at I-e
ery, We- Virginia, we've attacked the morning VI tie
lith W. iOrce vi the enemy Under General koser and
the town and large potion the force defending It
wefe captured The Number OF tue enemy not stated
later despatch connin be above bat thar TIE.
rebels have again retieeted whelre tAcy came
FROM WASHINGTON
The following dispatches are published:
During his speecEn the House today Mr. Cox OF Ohio
alluded To the yaTions egaId to peace and 10
The reports ncrruatlon OF persons going to Richmond
III DeAalf oi peace but remarked that the gentleman be-
hnd him, Mr. Fernando Wood VI NeY York had ast said
there truth in them.
After exhausting tie afternoon in discussing tic Reel
procity treaty. to-day the Senate passed the JOINT resou
ton authorizing It's qbrogaon
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

orphans Of soidieFs ST. Paul vas a tent maker and
supported himself BY the labor Of his hands Other
of the Apostles were fishermen. He was opposed
to applying sort of pv'itice legislation TO ap entire
class who, in the exercise of their sacred calling
had both in the country aud army, done much to
sustain the cause There might be doubtless un-
worthy ministers but az body, they together with
our noble wonen, had kept up the patriotic ardour
of our soldiers iii the field aud the people at homo
MIR Mnrs, though o. bc-iiifal organ OF the Mill
tary Committee he had reported the Exemption Bill
differed widely from the majority OF his committee
az to many clauses OF the bill lie thought the pre-
sent law very good il property enforced Congress
ought not to be cternaily tinkering at and changing
the law OF exemptions. Everything was thus kept
in state of hux and reiux, like the tides OF the
ocean. Let some permanent system be adhered to
and rigoaOsy enforced and let the industrial inter-
eStssof the count accommodate themselves to the
grooves and channels provided.
The cali for the question being sustained, Mr..
PUGH of Ala. asked for the ayes and noes, where
upon the vote resulted as ofiows-ayes %, noes 40.
So the motion WAS lost.
/ Mr. LOGAN, of n. c., offered an amendment ex-
tempting all mechanics aud agricuturists over 40
who are habitually engaged in the prosecution OF
their calling and who have eight white persons in
their families dependent upon their labor Tor sup
port Adopted
Mr.. J. NJ. SMITH, Of Ga, moved to extend the
benefit Of the above anendmento all persons in the
| army who would enjoy the same if at home Adopt
Il ed. n
Mr.. GHoLSON, of Va, moved tie recominit the
bill with the amendments to the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs, with instructions that they report the
present exemption bill without the fifteen negro
clause.
| MIR. LESTER, Of Ca offered, in addition, that.in
lieu of the fifteen negso clause should be inserted a
clause eXemptng al agricuturists actively engaged
in producing supplies on the 18th of February, 1864,
Sc.
L Mr.. GO0DE offered a substitute for both pro-
positions that the bill be rec0mmitted to the com
mittee with instructions that it modify the present
exemptions take from the President all power
details, and place in the military service all persons
between the ages Of IL and 20.
/ The motion and substitute gave rise to considera-
Bile discussion.
Mr.. LOGAN, of N. c., moved to lay the amend
ments and substitute OIL the table; which was agreed
to
On motion of Mr., M. LEACH, the House ad,
iougnsq,
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HnrsE OLE nELEGATEs

Prdver by the Rev. Dr.. Woodbridge, of the Episcopal
church.
Inc SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the Governor of the Commonwealth disappearing Of
the discharging from military duty that portion
the second class militia for local defence the age
Of fifty wears. The communication referred the
Committee for Courts Of Justice
bir. HUNTER, OF Berkeley rose and dsavowed eng in
tenton Of rejecting upon the patriotism or loyalty OF the
member from Russell Sr SMITH, in the remarks which
he lMr h. made'E His place on Thursday last His
marks were OF general character,
Mr., HUNT offered resolution inquiring whether some
efficient means cannot be adopted 10 insure The spec
dy shipment OF packages to our prisoners IN Northern
prisons.
MI CASTLENAN offered resolution in favor of mount
ing and equpping cavalry as to make that branch
of the military sery ice more efficient.
On motion of SIr. DEANE the House went into secret
Session. When the doors We're opened
Mr HALL moved that the report Of the committee adj
legislation the subject OF opening gates
closed on the public luae be taken up for consideration
Agreed to. Mr. II. then moved to amend the report -,
declaring insteado OF nexpedent tha il IS eXpedient Ia
egislae on tie subject Ageed-to with instructions to
the committee to report bill accordingly,
Mr. HUTCHINSON Offered resolution instructng ouI
senators ard representatives in Congress to abolish i'm
pcssment7 in orderIo encourage the agricultural proinc
ton of supplies for the army Laid over under the rule
An engrosedbi Gppropiang $500 to Tucker Caring
ION OF Meckenhrg, in addition TO SlOOO allowed him By
the Court for slave condemned and executed conilIc
up. its passage it debated an hourMess BzsE
ERvI RAREsDALE and MAGRUDER supporting the bill
aud Messis. HrroHISsoN, BuBwrLL, HAYMoND OF Marion
aud BROOKS opposing IL The hill was reectedAyes "a
noes 3g-not constitutional majority
Onmotion Of ME HUTCHINSON, the vote rejecting the
bill was IeconSdeled and the bill laid on the table
Mr.. DEANE offered resolution inqHiring into the ex
pedency of disbanding the battalion of Cd class militia
organized fr the Mfence Of Lynehburg and providing
for the organization in better TOM Of local force io
the defence OF saidcity.
Mr. BUF0RD offered resolution Hquring into the ex
pedency Of procuring the return of the Senior Reserves
this II tie now the field their homes for local mill
tay duty if needed and for increasing the production
supplies for the amy and the people.
On notion tire House adjourned to Monday
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
THE NEWS.
TINE PEAcE QUESTION:. .

lHEfEAtE QOf-ollON.
The flag OF truce boat which conveyed Mr.. Frank
p. Blair, ST., to Boulware's Landing, Saturday,
brought to the city, on the return trip, Gen. j. W
Singleton, of Illinois, who is mentioned in some Of
the Yankee journals another r'Peare commission
err" but Who according to his own statement, has
simply come TO the Old Dominion on a visit to a
number of relatives and friends residing in this
State. Gen. Singleton is stopping at the Spots
wood Hotel. He is a prominent Democratic poll
tician'of the most conservative and rational class,
aud took active part in the Cincinnati Peace Con
yention Composed chiefly of dssenters from the
Chicago Nomination., which, il will be remembered,
adjourned TO reassemble in the city of Philadelphia
early in March. Gen. s. will, no Doubt avail him.
self OF every opportunity to ascertain the current OF
public sentiment in Richmond on the important
questions of the day, with the view, presume,
Of promoting iShe can, the. interests of peace aud
Of communicating to his political associates on his
return, the impress ions of his intercourse with off,
Gals and private citizens in the Confederate capital
tits understood that Mr.. Blair had private and
confidential interview with,the President. lie came
in no official capacity and hadRo official intercourse
with any member of the government. The belief
in well Informed circles is that this interview may
lead to conference between authorized agents or
commissioners of the two governments. 1t is known
that President Davis will permit no obstacle oform
10 stand in the way of sending receiving commits
sioners. q
THE TRANS-MIsSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT
Colonel W. a. Broadwell, Chief of the Cotton Bu-
reau, Trans Mississippi Department, has purchased
and introduced into the Department, pledgiDg pay
ment in cotton, 23,sOO pairs of blankets, 10000
pairs of shoes, $4,000 yards of shrting and towels
10000 pounds Of powder, 100000 pounds Of lead,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
THE CITY.

The HEGIRA-As Mahonet and bis followers fed
from Mecca before the prosecutions of the Arab
idoters, the sons Of Ham flying from this city
to avoid an imaginary impending CONSUMPTION. Tie
opinion obtains among them that they are TO he pus
into the Confederate ranks with nalskets in their
hands, and not liking the prospect they running
of nightly in gangs. The military authorities have
shut up the principal highways leading to the Yam
Zee lines, bur the negroes escape for the part
through the woods. A few of the mos diotic fol-
low the roads and captured. Mr. Jos. Mettert,
OF Gearys cavalry, on Saturday night, arrested
the Mechanicsyiie pike, about mic from the city,
James and Charles, slaves OF Mrs. Jane TimbeJlbke,
OF Hanover, who had in THEN respective market
carts two negroes who were evidently prepared
for trip to Yankeelend. These negroes were john
James, slave of Peter Webster, and John slave of
DR.. Edward Eppes. Mr. Mettert brought the four
back to the first station house, when, Search the
two last mentioned were found to have $3.50 piece
in Confederate notes in their stockings aud each Of
them was wearing four OF five shirts and three or
four pairs of pants.
On the same night detectives Jonesand Turner ar
ested in Screamersyillc, at the house Of Mrs. Wi
nants John Num- Oh the charge Of being about TO
run parcel OF negroes and white men through tie
lines Mum was already under bail TO answer be.
fore Judge Lyons Court for aiding negro to escape
from his master to the enemy
)hn slave of Ro Oliver, arrest on the same
night Oh the suspicion of being about TO run OF to
the Yankees. This makes five negroes captured
Saturday night. We hSyc no doubt that fifty got
safely through the lines.
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Confederate states Congress
SECOND coNcREss-sEcoND SESSION.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, January II, 1865.
The Senate was called to order at IL O'Clock M a
the VIoE PREsIpENT in the chair.
Prayer H. the hev. Dr. Norwood, OF the Episco-
pal Church.
MI HAYNES, from the judiciary Committee, re-
10, ID back with amendments, bill to increase the
compe alton allowed female employees OF the gov
efih,e!.t and asked that the same be passed.
The til was laid on tie talle, and, rs amended,
ordered 70 b. printed
Mr. SEMNES from the judiciary Committee, ash
ed that tie ball to create the Office of Foarth Audi
Tor he recOmnitted 10 the committee that craii,it
tee having been placed IN possession d! additional
information on the subject
Mr. WALKER, from the Judiciary Committee
reported back bill ''to secure more ehectuaiy the
preservation anu distribution of the effects of de-
ceased soldiers and asked that it he laid on the
table and printed.
On motion OF Mr. SEMMES, u La, the Senate
then resolved itself into secret legislative session
and when the doors were opened, adjourned.
INoTK.-In the Confederate Senate, OH the l2thS
Mr. JOHNSON, OF Mo-, presented the credentials
of the Hon. GEORGE q. VEST, appointed Senator
by the Executive OF the State OF Missouri to fill
until the next meeting OF the Legislature OF that
State the vacancy occasiOnej by the inRbiIy OF The
Legislature to elect Senator conformably TO The
provisions Of the Constitution OF the Confederate
States, owing TO the occupancy of the said State Of
Missouri by the public eneTfJ, which were read.
Mr. JOHNSON, Of Missouri, having moved that
the bath of office prescrlbedoy the Constitution be
administered to MIR. VEST, it was determined in the
affirmativc-yeas Is, nays las follows -
Yeas-Mes5rs. Baker, Barnwell, Burnett, Caper.
Ton Dortchs Garland, Haynes, Hunter, Oldham,
Semmes, Sparrow, WStson and Wigfall.
Nays-aessrs, Brown, Graham, Hill and Walker
Whereupon the oath prescribed by the Constitu-
ton was administered to Mr.. FEsr and he took his
seat in the Senate.
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TtLEGRAPHIC.
FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, Jan. l5.--No change has occurred
in the military situation around this city during dc
past week.
The enemy daily expeDd much ammunition in
Smelling lines but to little purpose, He never
accomplishcs the dismounnng of agun
The damages 10 the works and bridges by the late
rain have been repaired -
Grants troops are being constantly drilled and
perfected in discipline.
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- Battle field of armies,
Or the battle field of life.

You bid lie hang the flag upon the outer walls,
TO strike terror the hearts OF the towards silk
ing al home. All my noble brothers OF the 5th if
the sabic-clad forms of mourning women and chill
lren, IL the numberless manned soldiers who greet
us at every turn; il the cold contempt of proud
bcautyS eyer the ayerted faces OF our gray haired
,res: ii the form Of ConiedeTacy beleagured Nv
foes aud bleeding at every vein strike no remerse.
and inspire to no patriotic deeds think you this flag
wiill They Grej0ned to their misunderstanding
and selfish eaSe--SO we viii let them alone hoping
Cor the day soon 10 come when you shall return and
Scourge them from the land. II honor or peace or
safety were depending upon them, we would long
AGO iave worn the Yankee yoke ana ate the bread of
slaves.
But. thank God our liberties have not been in,
their keeping, but in theirs, who sprung to as
the hrst gun from Sumter awoke the echoes of the
South: and well have you proven yourselves worthy
of the task. You have saved us {under God) from
destruction and made our name the most glorious
on earth. Already see the dawning of the.day-
star of peace and no have so contributed to its
rising as .'the soldiers under Lee With worship
nil love and enthusiasm State contemplateS the
deeds Of Hoods Brigade. From the first hour that
You drew your battle blades, Glory adopted you as
her own and Fame, plucking the brightest star
trom her crown, placed it on your banner, and the
world has watched it since, growing in magnifccncs
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THE FIFTH .REGmENTloF TEXAS voLUN-
HEADQE's SEN TEXAS REGIMENT,
Near Richmond, Va, Jan. IA, 1868

HEADQR's 5rH TEXAS REGIMENT,
Near Richmond Va, Jan. IA, 1865.
10 t.s Ei.tyr Of The Wig
Enclosed send you tor publication letter writ
,eu by Mrs. NJ. j.. Young, OF Houston Texas, to the
Ulcers and men OF the 5th Texas Regiment, upon
the receipt OF battle-hag sent TO her blythe COM
maud. Mrs. Young made and presented the tag 10
his regiment in June, 1852, and after it had with
TODD the clash OF arms many and memorable
attle-lviIs, and had become but worn and.tatter-
:. remnant Of an ensign, it was returned to her by
lac regiment.
BY giving the letter publicity in your valuable
journal, you viii confer great favor upon the sol.
hers OF this regiment.
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RICHMOND WHIGs
,,ond.v SIorning, january 10, IsGS-
EVENING WING.

We shall publish, to-day, at O'Clock p M and
every succeeding day Sundays eNcepted at tue
same hour. an evening edition OF the Wing. The
Evening Wing tin contain the latest news by NAN
and tslsgrsph up to the hour Of going to press ECU
+ .'';, 80 iocaI intelligence. SC. jy2o
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

CT eonsu npon in the town of Manchester on tie. 18th
ins ant Ms. JULIA T. WREN, vie Of Captain joseph
Wun lat of Powhatan county, in the 45th year OF r
age. -
The fie n and relatives OF the family are invited to t
tend the funeral this day Monday) at O'Clock p NJ
frt N the residence Of her husband in Manchester
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

Adit. 5th Regt. Texas Vols. Inf.

HoCsroN, TESAs, November, lSG4.
,Jldisrs aad O5icsrs " the Eyfa Regimeat OF Hoods
Oii kigddg
My Dear BrotheEs-I received from Captain Far
nr the letter and the worn and battle Tag YOU
lid me the honor tO.scud Words totally made
tuate 10 express M feelings. The eth vi October
sill ever be remembered by me the prOudest OF
NV Hie-yet mingled with The deepest sadness for
more eloquent than speech, more powerful than Cas,
ar gaping wounds, was the story told by its blood
,taiuSd. weatheT-beatcn aud bullet-Scdrred folds.
The weary march, the aching feet and throbbmg
jrOw the cold biyOuac, the lonely picket the peril
GUS scout, the gloomy hospital, tie pride aud pomp
Il battle array the shock OF arms, the victory, amt
Oh! those silent, INncesS grass grown mounds
.trewn from Richmond 10 Gettysburg, from Chcka-
nauga and knoxville 10 the Wilderness and Peters
Jurs-Inouuds whose shadows rest cold and dark
lpou a thousand. hearts and homes in our once
bright aud happy Texas. All these came rushing
chick and troOpmg over heart and brain; and, clasp
lug the bloOd-Launer to my heart, with burst OF
fearful anguish, ! could but eNclaim--'' Oh that
my eyes were a fountain ofIears that might weep
over the slain OF my people"
MaNimilians august dame felt not half the pride
md delight when, upon her brow, was placed the
llitteIiug crown OF the Empire OF Mexico that do
IN being made the custodian OF your dag. 1t shall
ne preserved as long as one OF my name or blood
exists And when my son aud younger brother grid
diem Tor the STRIFE, / shall place the Bible and
hat dag before them, and on those swear them to
Fidehty. to God and our Coniederacy, 20 Liberty
MI TrutE and, invoking the 6enediction and guar
liauslip OF Heaven, and the noble army of martyrs
-swelied 10 a countless number BY the slah of our
Southlaud-deem them fully panoplied and armed
tor the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

REcEIyIXG SroLEy GOODS.-Jdmes Melton was %
Saturday night arrested by keut. Carter, Of tie
night watch charged with receiving II bushels Of
corn two bushels of oats, and other property;
knowing all of the same have been stolenfIom tie
Confederate States.
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strraNrrsDrN..' oFrlcryA. cryanaL r. r., q

NqTECE.--0n and after MONDAY, the IGtll instant
1N o regular Passer ger. and Feigt Trainccmbned--
Ill b. run tri-weekly between Staurton aud Millbcro
Leaving Staunton Monday, Wednesday aud Pridays
at 6 O'clock A. d.
Returning same days, leaving MilIboro Depot. at
S45 Z. M. W. A. KUPER,
jal6 Assistant kuperinten danf
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16
Bills PAssED.

The following bills were read the third time and
pas sed
House bill to amend and re-enact the llth section
of chapter l32 Of the Code OF Virginia in regard 10 idu
Charles.
House bill entitled an act releasing from taxation
deeds required to be recorded sec0nd time where the
county records have bees destroyed by the public enemy
SeDae bill to amend the I'd 9th and 22l sections of an
passed March 1862 entitled act to amend an act
entitled an act 10 amend the charter Qf the town Of Dam
vile passed March te64 apd Incorporating into the
subsequent acis amGndat0Ty thereof
The Senate then went INFO secret session. Aftera short
time so engaged the doors were reOpened when,
On motion OF Mi. ANDERSON, the Senate adjourned
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General Assembly of Virginia.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, January "a 1865.
The Senate called TO order at u o'clock NJ by the
President pro TEN JAS. + JOHNSON, Esq e ~.
PRAYER bY tteRee DR. Jsisr OF he Baptist Church.
The joint resolution from the House of delegates provd
ing for the appointment of joint committee toexaniine
the accounts the commercial agent. agreed TO- and
Aessr- Hart aud splitter appointed the committee on
the part OF the senate.
Nj COGliLL from the Committee for Courts of JUS
tioe reported hill to protect the Treasury noesef the
Confederate States from improper depreciation by restrict
ng the sale Exchange thereof at ess thar their nominal
value. and the expectation OF coin and state currency
ioIe On States Tie OH read the rst iime AVID order
oil "a y 81 con 4 re4diEs.
Nj C0GHiIL Also NpVtei bill Tor The payment Of
Expenses OF removing the records oil courts sr safety nom
tie public enemy, 49,
Also bill W authorize the purchase and sale or dis
tIihloa Of supplies to the families Of soldiers and
Others.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-16

Tho House met at the usual bOur--the SPIAEL
in the chair,
PRAYER hy the Rev. DR.. Duncan.
The SPEAKER announced the following as y
committee on the. arrest OF Hon. HENRY ). FooTl
Nessrs. CLAIRE Of Missouri, GILMER of North Ca
roliua, CBILT0N OF Alabama, GHOLsoS OF Virgins
and McC ALLUSI, of Tennessee.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-05
GEN. BURBRIDGE'S OFFICIAL
REPORT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-The fol-
lowing report of Gen. Burbridge' $
operations has been received:
CATLETsBURG, KY, Dec. 9S.-I
have the honor to report that my
mounted force, 1000 strong, in con
junction with Gen. Gillem's brigade,
the whole under command of Major
Gen. George Stoneman, marched
from Beans Station on the 18th of
December, at daylight.
They met Dukes brigade at
Kingsport, where he was drawn up
to oppose their crossing of the Hols-
ton river. / sent two regiments to
the support of General Gillem, who
fanked the enemy, routing them,
killing, wounding, and capturing one
hundred rebels, taking their wagon
train and pursuing them to Bristol,
which place attacked at 8 o'clock
in the morning and captured with
two hundred and fifty prisoners, two
trains of cars, five engines and i'm
mense quantities of stores / learned
that Vaughn was at Zollicoffer,
twenty one miles below, and marched
to attack him, but he slipped away
in dense fog, and maze for the salt
works.
/ discovered his flight in time to