, 1865-01-27

and !cpurnant to ihe demands of justice, We,
the Representatives uf the House, do unanimously
saics in defense OF our inalien.ble rights as free
III. McAlullen, Of Va, moved that the resolu-
t!ors he considered IN secret session rs the same
form.
Mr. Atkins. Of Tenn, mpyed Tint the reso-
lu1ons be retired 10 the Committee on Foreign
Relations, which was so ordered bya unanimous
Tho Ralcieh Exogress Of the 10Th says: "Pcr-
sons who left Wilmington On the 18th, say our
een Tey
eide npou whist he would do. The removal Of all
ar %9s sSnS ft Is
nole. on his retnrn to Tie North"
I'VE were informed last night By IN authority
brought b. Mr. nlair i substantially that stated
in the n. !. World, which the reader will fad In
our columns Of Yankee news. Lincoln proposes
conditions: 1st The abolition Of slavery in al
The states; ID. The return Of a.1 The states into
changes made In The Constitution since the war to
be accepted as part OF it, us no Convention
h9s /. tesn j. held to shanSs the c9nst!tution
sumed be refers to the eeries Of unconstitutional
or extra constitutional laws parsed By the Yankee
Congress. which make the United States, at this
moment. the darkest desp0tfam on the face Of the
Or subjugation in It's direst form. Tho enemy
E1 om h hss Rso ba3o
that this will prove to be correct statement OF
The I1mniae1r Of the 9th in aTrans- Mississippi
It i reported TINT Gen. Brecknridge has been
assigned to the command Of the Tra?s. Mississippi
Department We report these opinions rs an
iuacment IF nro6abil1tiee. Ii ths var ofice Wo
learn that up to late hour yesterday the rcslgna-
been accepted hy the President. The ruulors
about succession arc thus lar quito premature.
Judge Campbell, Assistant Secretary OF War,
The lThig Of The a4th eays: "There was no
news from any quarter received at the War Dc
psrlnlcnt yesterday. News Gathcrers were con-
scqEcnt]y reduced to spccn1at1oEs upon What, in
parliamentary language, might be termed coz
tinred onicial or1ers, to Wit: Object Of the mis-
zion Of Blair; probable successor Of Seldom.
coai let rs En- On his aF ofmsf iii Is qa
evident, and that his visit means something
cona1ly clear. Int knowing OF no aiplomattc DIN.
sfs win which he has been clothed h r.esiscnt
cessation Of hostilities. We dcem It best to for
ns ss to t1e sea csest u s m15sion
t,ors cn".tinr ~ thc GnhiIr api fhc n1ohjcn M "a
LIZ .afi i - ~ 9r3I III har;ir ~ 1naa nn, rnt;'
NJ nEia sens hts nomi,,nn tn thc senate NNs14
II: ~ t!$;nIr ~ Tmead1v eavs. pnhitc +,1t,
IN 1iich1nnnd taa taeen y decidei3jv nc,x tnrn m
AZ ~ ariiaet ~ ~ ts1o;r n,iss1nn n1d .ho nrra5i M
Hons returu Of int person to ills civ. T6e a.
tta ~ ~ r,hi1s faa+os ~ bar hon etrnnr1v
len1on .. tnc nuga!e kees ass u.en sa[o'S na
tsla thronrh G fhe civ xesteI1ay was hat IL
III III ~ i,4 xs ~ iss ~ ~ haa1 ~ -
Ela1rs second vslt; 60 eoss On tne hecis , g! rs
hrst atr'sa', eaIsea 1Gset'sn na1le1s z. Mash
,nS.on st' NV wIien tb,ra ,s ,,+fpfnst;n1
tac1a ~ co,+a1n cnocr,cnc,as sso,d
tucIt u este0a ~ rGaetLk9asass GeLk a.." adsa1
VIZ " h. ~ s aa tia V,Sa aSans =.
Whach II olent oe auElsso!e ior me 1ankccs to
hegs a. eoGn az poss'ole r,do upes M o. persons
washington suggested oy Mt; oia4f g see9na s3sli
q IN 1ltmanon o. t1e tfatn q tne dasa 1nat
po%etrs; Mosa G1 tnc az o. 1pc r.
coghlzc tne e3lsnns, washington uoFeIAment az
fepfesennhg ons iE oMn consuaaeot ;n f. W. aaose
Thus logically involving recognition of the Con.
lc1cracy-
On the street yesterday, Gen. Brecdnr1agei
Tno Is n INC citF, e1-Io7. tctcneF, zen. hoWe,
Con Ge g. Smith aaf & %eTe pFGm1
4 suggcstion, however; that Bragg might in Ger,
petu}ently Vetoed y eyerybody. ne is uasorta-
BE, % aseo1di1E to % ,ac Sspolconic eods IL nilita
The Richmond Nntg has Letter from Dna
Marshal. Il shows that Duff still lives. The bill
in relation to exemptions, as passed, is as follows
The congress o. Inc confederate sfatcE o1
90 10 %ns 11
114. ls1a. as eSfmpts M one pcrson az m 9vefSeeI
tnq asfaGultur1st on suSn 1a9m ~ 2lanlauou upon
M9ieh Ind1e a9a %S5e a. sPcG,aea t 1lnT nl.eea
asS,cen ana n' upon certain Is
he5shy Ss lepeu.eu: s,.,,,, al, =.
hv me sccrcfarr nf Var n1 President hy rfrtne ii
s3id IN oc.' excent nersons laufn;lS rcnortca i,y ~
eor1icr +, ths ficid e1d ncraons aver thn ocva ~.
iortv. and artisans, mechanlc., md persons oj
exemptions and details heretofore granted by ths
fresidenf aha sesIe.ary o1 Mas n5 x1f!ue o. sac
si1en M Il sy % eze@pts and detaied % men zi.a;i hnd
hne1in" ~ se,e 1rnnn1t,nn r. VII nc amounts 1rh;c
Would be educ due tiefeon in one % ycar Ills act had
not passed.
Esd. SO person shall be exempt By virtue OF an ae'
snd hacks fFola military service, approved
April IAN, 1sS, unless sueh 9aTsol
shall be oscE 45 except contractors personally en-
GEafed GEf in the execution Of eonuaets M" e1
1s4ng: w.. ~, g rs....
POET Glnsos' yan. 1Ln.-Col. =; =. lhfaanct'
snper1Lteneent 81 tne LiEss assoeI1nn m ~ g. n
1ised from Shreveport With dats e December s
very quiet; Trade with Mexico is developing
rapidly, and Texas Is filling up- Good food II
abundant and people arc prtpsrlng 70 plant laret
crops. Col Thrasher crossed Mississippi on ths
9Th inst Several transports crowded with troop;
have paEsed down the river the last few days..
WAsrEs6rox, THURSDAY. Jan. ei-The examlna
tion o. The Old tapitol pr,souers shows that officer
ar< and haye been confined there for months with
!! mt knowing what were the charges asains
them.
Cav Terry sns tte manner in which be conducte
hie 49, - .,,o ancrafcns before Fort Fisher, as
ais ri @. " pfa srccial dsDatch ue says: q!