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iasvntstss-Sn sSlSIissss claimed and sssrsisea ~

imnv Efi7ileEss claimed ana exercised ~
other delegations.
Mr. CLARK felt that Missouri, the State Of his
adoption, was the equal OF any OF her Confederate
sisters In representation upon the floors OF Con-
eress The rejection upon the Missouri and Ken.
lucky delegations originated with certain obscure
editors Thcre are two classes, said Me. o., with
whom never have controversy, first; Woineu,.
who.have more words; and secondly, Editors, who
have more type titan he could possibly have. He
had frequently felt delicaey in voting as to the
grade of taxation on property, and especially con-
cerning slaves because his state was beyond the
present military lines Of the Confederaey lie felt
impelled however, to vote on all occasions a. far
| AS possible TO keep Others from doing wrong.
Mr.. ADKINS, Of Tenn, ielt assured that neither
of the DELEGATIONS said to be reflected upon could
impugn his motives in making the motloRjN pro-
| posed, rs he had as member OF the PROVISIONAL
/ Congress voted for the admission OF both Missonn
j and Kentucky into the COniederacy. lie thought
| the reflections upon them alluded to wero utterly
unworthy OF the serious consideration oil congress.
| he therefore while approaching the sensit!yeness
/ of the delegation mentioned which had occasioned
the offerings the resolutions OF The gentlemap from
| Kentucky he thought-th the resolutions ought 70 be
tabled. For hmsclfFhe could. say that he dip not
repreSent Il square inch of Tennessee that VS. not
| occupied by the enemy.
| Mr. ATKINS, with his usual earnestneSs, paid a
tribute to the galantry OF the troops from the States
| of Kentucky and Missouri. The government had
| not been lnmindful OF the merits sof the sons OF
| Kentucky. " Even now a OF that gallant State
John &. Neutrality-suspicious. Mr.. 4. admired more
than everybody else, has been placed by the Ptsi-
dent at the head of the War Department. II asked
for the record of Tennessee, he could point 10 twenty
thousand green graves 0nthe soil OF Georgia alone
while from the Potomac to the Gulf of Mexico, in
the most brilliant encounters OF the war, her sons
have Illustrated their devotion to our cause by deeds
l Of heroic daring.
| Mr.. ADKINS concluded by moving, as he had IN
tlmated TO lay the resolutions the table, Which
prevailed by the following yote-feas "a, nays "a
/ On motion of Mr.. LYON, of Ala. the llouse then
/ went into secret session.
The doors being Opened, the House adjourned.
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General Assembly Of Virginia
. SENATE.
TUESDAY, January 81, 1865.


The Senate was called To- order at IL O'clock A.
NJ, bv the President, Lieutenant Governor Price.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Read, Of the Presbyterian
Church
The resolution received from the House of Dele
gates nStructng the Joint Committee on Salt TO re-
port some plan for furnishing the people of the
State with salt during the continuance' OF the pres
ent war, was read twice and referred 10 the Joint
Committee on Salt.
Mr.. NEWTON, from the Committee OF Privileges
and Elections, reported bill 20 amend aid re-eu-
act the first section Of the seventh chapter of the
Code Of Virginia, which was read the first time and
ordered TO a second reading,
Mr.. C0GBlLL, from the Committee for Courts
Of Justice reported bill to increase the colnpen
saton OF clerks OF courts for public services
Read the first time and ordered 10 second read
MrsNEwMAN, from the Committee on Confede-
rate Relations reported the preamble and resolu-
tion received from the House of Delegates in rela-
tion to the exchange of political prisoners, which
weBc agreed TO.
On motion of Mr.. JOHNSON, it vas
Resolved That the Superintendent of-the Salt Works
inform the Senate speedily practicable, OF the
names ages and Residences of all the employees in and
about the business and operations Of said works either
directly or indirectly also the names ages and resi-
ences Of subcontractors and their employees and that
the presidents Of the different railroad companies inform
the senate speedily practicable Of the number Of
epovees on their roads respectively between the
OF il and % exempt on account Of such employment
s the number Of employees detailed in addition to those
exempted with their respective ages and the kind Of dg
ties performed by them,
The following bills were read the third time and
passed.
To authorize the Auditor TO settle and pay the
accounts Of William f. Richie Public Printer.
TO repeal the fence law as to certain counties, so
as to make the remedy for trsspasses more effective
and summary.
To relieve G. ". Butts.
To relieve W. W. Forbes, late sheriff of Buckiug-
ham county.
Ofmotion Of Mr.. JOHNSON, the vote by which
the bill for the relief of the securities OF John J..
Lewis, late sheriff OF Greenbrier county, was re-
iectcd, was reconsider, and the bill laid upon the
table.
On motion of Mr.. BRANNON, the bill TO amend
the thrty-eighth section of the Code, relating 10
licenses WAS taken UP and read through by sections,
Various amendments were made 10 tho bill. and the
question being on its engrossment, on motion of Mr.,
JOHNSON it was laid on the table until to-morrow.
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TELEGRAPHlC.
FROM PETERSBURG.
OUR coNnIIssIoNERs srARr 70. WASHING;

OUR COMMISSIONERS START FOr WASHINGTON.
PETERSBURG, Jan. sI.-Gen. Giant sent in a
flag of-truce to-day annonnciDg.that our Commits
soners would be received at o'clock, 2. NJ. Ac-
cordingly at that hour Messrs. Stephens, Hunter
aud Campbell proceeded out on the Baxter road
AND under flag cttruce entered the eneluys ires 10
front of. Wisc's Brigade, Of General Bpshrea
Johnson's Division.
They were received by Colonel Hancock, CT Gen
Grants staff, and conducted to special train OF
cars awaiting in rear.
The Commissioners will be entertained at Grants
headquarters tonight and start for Washington to-
morrow.
Mr.. Stephens servant. was permitted to accom-.
pany him.
/ Colonel Hatch, Assistant Commi3sioaer of Ex-
change, accompanied the Commissioner as Sec
rotary.
During the passage Of the Commissioners It's
breastworks OF the enemy, as well as our own, were
crowded with soldiers witnessing the novel scene.
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THE NEWS.
TUE War DEPARTMENT.

We went to the War Department as usual last
night but we're unable to gather single iteud of
war news from any quarter.
THE RUMoRED RAID
The rumored Yankee raid, which created rather
great sensation yesterday turned out to be nothing
at all We hardly exaggeratc when we say that
thirteen thousand local troops were consequently
depriyed.of an opportunity of Signalling upon a
field of battle their devotion to the cause of the
South AS it was, the rumor served TO show what
host our citizen soldiery are Of the mselves; and
that independent Of the veterans now on the North
aud South sides Of the lanes, Richmond is upon
war footing.
THE PACIFIC POSSESSIONS OF THE UNITED
STATES.4
Mr.. DeJarnette's speech in Congress predicting
the designs Of the French upon the Yankee posses
sions upon the Pacific coast had hardly been lmadc
before we received through Northern journals the
statement that five Mexican States or and neighhor-
ing to the Pacific coast have been ceded by Maxi
milan to Louis Napoleon. II this be so, what then
becomes OF California, Oregon aud Washington
LOUISIANA TROOPS.
The Columbia South CdrOliaidn says:
''Among the States whose sons have uncom-
plainingly followed the Confederate banners into
many sangume conflict, far away from their. ma
tive SOIL none stands out to-day more conspicuousy
upon this picture d thr carnival of death than
bleeding Louisiana. The yalor OF heksons has been
no more Illustrated in the ranks of the army of
Northern Virginia than their endurance has gained
the admiration and love of their fellow-sodiers in
the ill.starred army Of the West. =
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"a on its amendment, and authorized ths casif %
sppoiut a Committse of Confereace on the.Eart OF
Srbs SsHo,e then resumed the consideration Of
the bin 10 provide for sequestrating the property OF
persons liable TO military service, who have depart
ed, and shall depart, from the Confederate States
Nj GARLAND, of Ark, addressed the, Senate
Al length Ia favor OF the BILL and quoted many au-
thorities in support of his position.
Mr.. SEMttES, of La, opposed the bill on consti-
tutioDal grounds.
Before the vote was taken
Mr.. SElMES, OF La. submitted the following
resolution, which was agreed TO:
Resolved That the Secretary the Senate he directed
present TO the Attorney General 20 be bed ia the De-
parment Of 1use the act entitled AM act to authorize
newspapers TO be mailed to soldiers free Of postage To-
gether with the certificates of the Secretary OF the senate
and the Clerk Of the House of Representatives showing
that the said act passed by vote Of two-thrds OF
both Houses Of Congress after the objections OF the ne
sident al the Confederate States thereto had been re-
ceved and efier the reconsideration Of the said act 10
both Houses Of Congress in accordance with the CQnsti
tuition.
On motion Of Mr. HILL, the Senate resolved into
Executive session. When the doors We're re-
opened the vote on the bill to provide Tor seq'ies
tfating PROPERTY, Sc, was taken by yeas and nays
YyAs-Nessrs. Baker, Brown, Burnett, Caperton
Dorrcb. Garland, Henry, Hnl johnson, OF Mo,
Suains, Of XIV Vest, aud Nigali-l2.
| NAYs-Messrs. Graham, Haynes, Maxwell, Old
ham. Semmes. of La, Walker, and watSon-7>
The CHAIR announced MeSsrS. SPARROW, HENRY
| ana VEsI on the Committee Of Conferences on the
| mart of the Senate on the Consolidation bill
Tie vote rejecting the joint resolution constituting
the act Of January 80, ls64 increasing the compenr
Ston OF certain employees in the city Of Richmond
| was recodsidered, aud thf resolution passed.
| On motion OF Mr.. HAYNES, the Senate adjourn
1 cd
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BE- a. insstimablc Blessing bvt 70 neglect the nsn.
tai and moral training q, Me children Of he South
would be to destroy our Independence and lose thd
dear, blood .bolght treasure: ="
knowledge Is power" Ii is better than riches
or honor Il isihe principle thing. We, therefore,
beg your influence aud cooperation ia the cause cf
Southern education. But it mag be ssked, What
can We do in this work ?, You can call into TIE
sehoo-roon the teachers who are to train The young.
You can encourage and support them in thejg srdu
Gus work Our schools would soon be filed with
able aud competent teachers, ii they. were called
out, and properly encouraged aud renlnnefsied by
our people. Then, dear people of the South, raise
your voices At and call for the educated ladies'
Of our land to teach our children, and open your
hearts and purses TO their support
TLMAy r. GAINES,
WAsuiScToS BAIRD, Committee.
RICHARD STgRLINs, \
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We shall publish, to-day, at o'clock P ~, and
every succeeding day Sundays excepted at the
SAME hour, an evening edition Of the Wig The
Eyening Wig will contain the latest news by mani
and telsaph up the hcsr OF SONG 10 press, edi-
torials, local intelligence, &C. ~
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FROM HAVANA AND MEXICO.
The New York Tribune of the 26th contains the
following Havana correspondence:

The. New York Tribune Of the 26th confirms the
following Havana correspondence:
HAVANA, Jan. 2l.--The news we received from
Mexico and published in the Dario since nv last,
confirm it were, those published in the papers OF
your city of the 18th; or rather render these prob
able. la
The EStdfette of the 29th reported Gen. Courtois
d'lIerbal to have made reconnaissance up to the
very walls OF Oaxaca, where it says his escort was
fired upon; that he then returned to Eta on the
18th Glt. An obstinate resistance was expected
and the attack was to be made on the 9th. This
paper states that Porthro Diaz has force Of $1,000
with 65 pieces of artillery As. to the latter item
have certain information; but as to the num-.
bers under his command have and can state that il is
more than double the estimate Of the French
They arc better provided with resources than any
Of the liberal armies have yet been.
The Church party have been for some fine aiding
him with money and men. This party is now strong
~ opposed to the Bnpire and says prefers Juarez
with whoa sooner OF latter they corddeal and who
only took away their immense real estates; that
Macmillan has confirmed all that they found OBJ
,Jectionabie y Juarcz and ercngone farther in at
tacking their peculiar Institutions by declaring
freedom of religious belief apd practice thereof:
that the tendency of the snew 6rder Of tbipgs ,to
Hood the country with .hcret;cs and heather ticy
therefore voluntarily aid Pfofrio Diaz. I.
!, The old mint in 0axaca is working night and day
coming the gold and silver brought them by the
churches and people. have In my pQyssssion geld
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THE OITY.

CoxTNrED.-Edward NJ. Curtain aud ThOna,
Stratton, arrested On Monday on the charge Of en-
tering the lodging room Of Misses Smith aud Floyd
ballet dancers, and stealing all the clothing the
females, were before the Mayor yesterday morning,
but, the witness not appearing. the easewas con
'tinued aud the accused were commit ed TO jsii
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0lsITyARF.

Died ca the ODD instant old AUNT PEGGY, a faith.
full good and kind servant. She was TIE first servant
owned By Mr. James Boatwright Of this city, sni lGS
been with the family for than sxy-6ve yeara.
fColum b.s C9loIin.an.
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Confed crate States Congress
f. SECOND CONGREsS-sCC0ND SESSION

TrcsDAT, January 81, 1895.
The Senate mai al L Mr.. GRAutN, Presi-
dent pro tsIa. al interim. in the chair
PRAYER rv the Rev. Or. MuRegsrode, OF the .-pis-
eCpal Church.
The House having disagreed TO the amendments
the Senate 20 the bin 70 authorize the consoi'da-
tion % companies, batta,ions and regiments,
On motion Of Mr. WIGFALb, the Senate insist
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FrRrnER PARTlcuLARs.

Yesterday morning at two O'Clock, taking adyan-
tage Of high water in the James, five rebel war YES
sells, including, we understand, two rams, ran past
the distractions we had placed in the river, with
the parpQse Of destroying our transports and ware
houses at City Point. Our batteries on the shore
opened fire on one Of the rams, which had get
aground, and was so hoty peppcred that the rebels
blcy IL up, setting slow match 10 the magazine aud
escaping in their boats. Two others also geaground
and were shelled warmly. 1t was doubted.whether
they could ESCAPE. The fourth ram raturnsdtoward
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D NMSIOND s0UP ASSOCIATION,

IL The Soup House has now been in operation toy two
months and furnishes daily supply for from Thousand
twelve hundred consumers afordng relief not only 10
many of theproessed poor but 60 refugee famAies fan
les Of soldiers soldiers passing. through and 70 others
who with their small salaries and reduced incomes by
thsmeans enabled to maintain the struggle for existence
in these.times Of want.
When the Association vas formed it was hoped that
such arrangements for obtaining supplies could besnade
and continued would make the soup House selisup-
porting Circumstances beyond the control OF the AsU-
CATION, but easily appreciated by n who takethepuL!c
eyigencies and the rise OF every article into consideration
have made this mpossbcfor the present ana for souc
time TO come the institution must be assisted by charitable
contributions Purely benevolent is in it, purpose
eminenty practical in its operation Il is hoped that its
usefulness and necessity will commend il 10 tie lheIa! Pc
tonage Of the citizens and the funds be rrsed cary
Il without interruption through the wnter and enable the
association to increase the supply to meet re increasing
demand. =
Messrs John Purcell l. Davenport IT.. and g. W Rob
inson are appointed committee wait tie citizens
of Richmond and solicit their aid
Donations in food should be consigned the u
Mr.. Mark Downey Supply Agent. Contributions IN
rey abroad be TO the President easuvsr
Secretary. Tickets can lie Obtained ct Depository y
J. Binford Co., close to the Soup House.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
feb lit W. +. GAAY, Secretary.
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Treasury DErARrxExr c. s. A. !,

ITO HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT CALL en-
TlFlCATES-Attentioni respectfully called 10 lie
PROVISIONS Of the 9Th section of the act Of Congress- ept
tied ~ acfo reduce the currency &c approved Eebrua
~ H. (which declares that oil call certificates shall
be funda1 and shall be taxed In all respects as is proy
ded for the Treasury notes n which they aIe copyt,
be-" d n ~ - 1''"-
The 9Th section Of said act imposes tax Of ore FINN
dred per cent on the Treasury represented BIZ
per cent call certificates which shall remain oustand
i've. C. A. TRI.NHOf NJ '
deS-tf Sec,ctary 80 T
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rMEiNAvAL TIOHT Us JAMEs RlvFR.

" AsHISGToN, Jan. 25.-Ncws reached here yes.
terday afternoon from Grants headquarters that
Rebel rams and war steamers 1--WE understand six in
nunber) came down early in the morning from Rich
monde and drove our armed vessels down the river,
and swept them and the transports, and everything
-ahoat as far down City Point. Details have not
transpired here; but the emergency was deemed to
DC SO great that Admiral Farragut was summoned
10 the James River, By telegraph, instantly.
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RrPuGREIyc .-Benjamin Degroot, we'll kno,

Recommendations Degro9t, we'll known
gambler of this city, originally from New orosns
and Betty Willis, were, on Monday night, arfested
on the Nine Mile road, three miles below town
en- roMe Tor Orant's lines. Wills ~?' picked lip
about II o'clock, On the road, in compsby with two
negroes. Later in the night, DegroDt found il
a house in the neighborhood. An hands were cqilI
mitted tA the Castle.
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COtPARTNERsKEl'.

Having this day formed new C0-partnership undci
the stye ard firm of BLAIR HoGE will continue the
Commission business
heretofore at the corner OF 18th and Cary street,.
Richmond Va,
In returning thands for the liberal patronage bc.
slowed upon Us In the past b. friends VIII solicit
continuance Of the same in the future promising or our
part 10 do sDce TO merit the same and gre salts
faction 10 all who may enrust their Business -
!. W. BLAIR
TH0S. T. HOGF.
Richmond. february lst. 1853. rIR,.
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FROM THE United STATES.

We received yesterday afternoon the New York
Tribune of the 26th nit. Gold opened on Wednesday
at co., and closed at EOS. There is very little
in this number Of the Tribune. We copy the follow
ING Yankee version of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

nISsOLUT7ON.-The term 'of Co-paItpcrslip
- of N. BLAIR Go. having expired by limitation,
this day dissolved and wishing 20 close up all Of tic
settled business of the will request all parties
deAted call and settle the same and all who hold
claims against Us to present the same for payment
once. e.. >. H. IL AIR.
Tf0S p. HOGE.
Richmond. February LIST, 1865 fIw.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

NJ OsT-scveraI months aco--one Form pEe c-,r
n CrErirIcArE for SACK drc I9tl o: Aarch 1891 No
fenewal. = - - :.
hit-vsve WILSON wIyFREE,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

ROBBERY -oF enrRcH.-on Monday night some
midnight prOwler effected entrance into the Breed
Street Methodist Church BY one Of tie side win
dows and stole therefropi afge and valuable arui
chair, the cloth cover Ofrhe Aelodeon Bible cover
and some other articles.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

MASONIC NOTICE.--The msmbers Of g
vi Richmond Lodge 40. 10 are hereby Sum ~
monei TO attend called meeting at the Masons NJ
Hall, THIS "wednesday EVENING, ut O'clock.
Al Masons in the city in good standing are invited "
Dy order of the wor, Master
fel-lt r JAMES q EIDpf(K. sec'v.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

DROvOST MARsHAL'S OFFICE, RICHMOND. Deer,
il "a lS64-NEGR0ES are not allowed to pass the in
termediate line Of Notifications without passport from
this Office No passport Will he given slave exce,. on
the written order OF the owner and if the and.wrfi1g If
the owner he not well known at the Office or nested Sro
perry the owner must apply for the passport in fersor
This precantion rendered necessary w tie ffcorent an
pearance Ct the once Of fotgcd orders ard will be gSy
observed. SfSAAC h. CipRIycToN -!
oe }>-tm Protest Marshal
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01
TO TUE PEOPLE

People of the South: You have checffully made
many noble sacriaccs for the cause Of Southern
Independence. Yod have freely given of your pro-
perty and your blood. Having paid SO dearly for
cur freedom, which we think, in tho providence Of
God, Is sura can yop fail to watch the future Of our
nstionf To gain our indspendsncs - nsthn will
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-01

RICHMOND, Feby ] 1856.
Mr.. B. C0NYERs, of New Orleans is this day admit
ted TO partnersbP n my HOUSE The name OF the fru
fef-6r D. L WILLIAMS
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RICHMOND WHIG.
FvEN1NG WING.

"wednesday Morning, Feb. 4. 1895.
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i MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATI0S will be delivered
in the United Presbyterian Church (Rev Dr. Reads on
Thu DAY EVENING next February I'd atT 2oclaci
by the Hon. CiiAS. w. RUSSELL.
'Snhject-THE MORALS OF WAR
Ticks be procured at the door or Of ans Of The
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