The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-02
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New YoRK, Jan. so - The Worlds
Port Royal correspondent mentions the
beginning Of q new campaign which
will be brief but grand. 1t says the re-
puted and ultimate object Of their ct
tention will probably create for them
more prestige and glory than the cap
ture Of one hundred ordinary cities.
Every available soldier of Sherman's
army has left Savannah, Beaufort and
Port ROYAL. Their destination Is still
mystery to the enemy, who continueto
guess that no matter where they may
be now treading, they viii eventually
be seen in the vicinity of Charleston.
Gen. Sherman has not given a hint OF
his programme, and his troops have
eyinced no curiosity in the matter. De
serters from Hardee report that the
enemy depend almost solely on the re-
sistance made beyond the city to save
it from capture, and that if our troops
should march to the rear, their pres
ence would be equivalent to its posses
sion.
A letter in the Galveston News says:
General Price designed winter!ng at
Washington. Ark. He brought one
BRIGADE Of troops from Missouri The
balance, who reported to him, however,
deserted when they found he was not
going to stay in the State. The letter
saws his army Is much scattered and
sadly in need of supplies. Price him
self is somewhat cast down, in conse-
ouence of tho result Of his raid.
WAsHINGrox, Jan. 81 I'm the House
today, when the Clerk commenced
calling the roll, the Speaker asked that
mis- name be called as q member OF the
| House. The name was accordingly
called, and, when responded to, was
applauded The Speaker checked the
applause, and hoped that order would
! be preserved.
Some of the Democratic members
said that the Republican side was as
noisy as the gallery.
Mr. Ganson, who had voted no on
| the question of reconstruction, the vote
by which the joint resolution was here
tofore lost, now voted AYE" and Rad
ford and Steele, Of New-York, changed
their votes in the came manner. These
changes gave rise to an applause which
was promptly checked The utmost
Interest was manifested throughout the
calling of the roll, and there was strict
attention on the part of the members
to their responses. The votes Of ar.
Baldwin, of Michigan, and the gentle
lmen above mentioned, however, gave
bopes TO the friends OF the measure
When the calling of the roll was
completed the Clerk proceeded to read
tho names and the result of the vote
was noted on piece of paper and hand
ed 10 the Speaker, who announced the
passage of the Joint resolution by
vote OF ll6 yeas TO SO nays Thereupon
rose a general shout of applause, the
members on the Hoor huzz8ing IN ohO-
Jus with the galleries. Ladies in the
House assemblage waved their hand
kerchiefs, and applause was again and
again repeated. The audience was
wildly excited, and friends of the
measure jubilant The vote is as fol
lows:
Yeas-Messrs Allison, Ames, Ander-
son, Arnold, Ashley, Bailey, Baldwin Of
Mass, Butler, Bemen, Blair, Blair,
Boutwell,, Boyd, Brandege, Brommel,
Brown Of w. Va, a. Clark, Freeman
! Clark, Cobb, Cotfroth, Colfax, Cole
Creswell, Davis of Nd, Denning, Dixon,
Donnelly, briggs, Dumont, Eckley, Eli
lott, English, Farnsworth, Frank, Gan
son. Garfield, Goyet, Gretchnell, Gris>
void, Hale, Herrick, Highly, Hooper,
Holcornbe, Hubbard of Conn, Hubbard
of \. Y, Hubbard, Hutchens, Ingersol,
jerks, Julian, Jason, Jatty, King,
| Kpov TfttleiOhu Loan LOnCacre her-
Yin, McAllister, Mcbride, McClung,
McIndee, Milley, Morrill, Morris, Ny
ery. \ elson, Norton, 0dell, o Neil, Orth,
! Patterson, Preckham. Pike, Pomeroy,
Radford. Randall Of KY; Rice of Mass !,
Rollins W. Schenck, Schofeld, Shan
non, Sloan, Smith, Smith, Spalding,
Starr, Steele Of New York, Stevens,
Thayer, Thomas, Tracy, Epson, Van
Walk n5urr, Washburn Of Ill, Wash
I burne Of Massachusetts. Webster, VIVA
ley, Wheeler, Williams, Willen, Viii
son, Windham, Woodbury., Worthing-
ton. and Yeaman
! Nays-Allen, W. J. Allen, Bliss,
Brooks, Brown, Chandler, Clay, Cox,
CraYens, Dawson, Delson, Edgertoni
EIdridge, Fink, Granger, Hall, Hard
ing, Harrington, Harris, Harris Of IL,
Holman, Johnson, Kalfish, Knapp, Law
Long, Mallory, Miller, Moaris of { bio,
Noble, O'Neil, Pendleton, Perfine,
Prendall, Robin, Ross, Scott, Steele,
Straus, Stout, Townsend, Wordsworth,
Ward, c. White, G. J. White, and
Wood