The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 15, 1863, Page 1

_-_ —_——- ep NUMBER aR09, Latest News PY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORE SUN oo SUN MAIL FROM DIXIE, Rebel Victory Claimed in Tonn. JEFF'S GRAVEYARD CONGRESS, Memminger's. Fancy Vinances, Mallory’s Unfortunate Navy. INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON. PARTIES TAKING SHAPE, Important Resolutions Introduced. Fernando on a Peace Mulo, THE ANIMAL SQUEL( MISCELLANEOUS CITY NEWS. Sailor's Isdicuation M eeting. nie Prize Money and Grog Demanded. SECRETARY WELLES DENOUNCED. Heavy Fire in Maiden Lane, ae. ae. &c. From Dixie Direct, (By Expresate the NY Sun) Tf the Sew of yerter: hlished a synepile, by Celegravh, of Mr. Foote n the Congr Bouncing Jeff, Davie The following, more in de- tail, is from late Kichmoud papers, received at (hie office « rem*rk Ip the Con Peserare Congress, pee Sth, Mr ex at indignation at the course pureu: laren, vie when Pembertun dishonarb ered Viekshure tothe enemer fle bre bim his companion, aud carried hit to brs where, as he rode. the miduos were beard & easy “there goes the traior vho dwivered us over at Viewsturg.” he Piesilent ue visite! the art witbont Coing itn iniory oever vet, that ft «s Mot followed by disaster ble \ Inttron new tire fie tuatruc Gettysburg a ifsir . hie had opened enemy's = tioom. and Mable to deerrurtion \ ving am t ruined ‘ @d that be would meet hie! pier wee to dienas it, Would to Cod be » newer vis the arty again, Go A ceriein © cornisanr nen who was acurte to the Country, & ested wirh euthority toeoutroline meatier of at i miomster, Northrop, had ate.! wood the gorern moent in the att ‘ude charged by the en omy, and soeeret to mare (be From the lst to the Y6th rr aonem very irr sary welve ¢ the ev pply © v days they hed none at This Cominu-ary Gen eral, raid Mr. Foote, vata pep ver coctor down in Charleatonand looker |k n wetiuald mute an cule” “6 + ¢ t Wop showing that for the manceten man Yar hea coroane rege able nis the honor of thy country tine » © ete ee, Mr me om eur tion, ‘hat he Lelievel an ad ca urem Beotin! In the Confederate Congress Jay Bensie Mr. Brown, of Misaine pi, incoduced @f resolutions rel, for the enrollment n Thy Inthe g to € d putting into the » every white male citiren capillo of howriow arias rging a direet tac on every k » opert mink i Confederate note: ® Lega! rar Toei fons were aadered to be print. The bill py Abbiting the employment af mulitriules in the army wae 7 K Rebel Victory ( med in Tenneseoe The Richmond Exyo: ¢ Der. 19th, contains the following ; Bristol, Dec, 9. General Giltners brieade en ecuntered the advance of Wilcor's corps, Pry @trong. near Mayiarde. Ve Teun, scouting them and Capturing 4 onmibe. of precucra, Wileos's command Wes Composed Of ran troops Repert ef tho Confodernio Secretary of the Treasury. The following is ao aba cact of Mr Momminger's feport: The reenipta from Jan. let to Sept Mh, 10a, were as [oll we Bales of 5 per cent. stock Do, ; a ahh Treasury notes Requewtration.. a3 Castows why ‘xport city op cotton ‘ 8. atent Food 1 { Micceliancous ° ‘x 1,40 i Total Gu laces The expeoditures during emue porlod wer Wear Deparment eu°7, 44 Navy . e on Civil service liz Cust mea Public debt 82,4 Dibee 6 t is Total Exrenditure aa) 5 bo, Keceipls ou “t Balance inT Tate. wees | Frem ehich ce “ Deter brought: f but uot yet cauce’s 447,090.00) The total forded debt amorr seer oe nn Panded, TOL 47.219. to wt >I eon ' edded tor the two be Ute fiuee the date of the alloy tehed ules, ‘The estimates for the enpport of the government to 186%. the and ot the fisea! ear, aimouct to 495. If theeeertiinates tw extended to e e remain ne sis vihact the ealendar year, they murt be dealled, and that enim added to che ua . Would muke on avgregate of v forby Convress rope Ms to tie above esti- Ones, large acc + TORG maces fur expenditures. which are tawed on present Prices. It the cu eh 1 t educad t 000,000. ¢ proper limit», #2u e expenditures would VobwbLIy be reduced bo o (a0, bus there ar Shree dliteniire to be surmounted The curreney Most be reduced Phe wap stiuet Oe cmieed. Tne Wesmirestoatiainthece esse must be moeay end prompt. The excess of curre To contract thisty @olton Lends to | by last Congr oduce neaue elste asthe fali of V the hope that this resu i: ¢ enable th 8 the currence. a ly some of the Stares vernpment then s ‘ was only pad Ly the people of thre others assumed the amount cue by uidated the elaime by inn which ewelled the volume of Dil. passed at inst eeesion will yield Lot pot rates of currency’ Loans, therefore, « to bi the currency, but they can only be Paaidated by en assurance that the interest will be dio med(ums of certain value, The fifteen million the coupons of wh.ch are received for duties payente in culn—enggests tas resmld tig eB Bad hot anfortunere a ated ene ‘* ver etter of at i . i t coup tan re nn words payable in twenty veers th J be extended fre tt The ser a may Ne eurtenes and deiray eurle Deposits of T be received on. aerount mn Lepomis, ne races td ¢ Te toexempton from ve per rent tax ipowed oon ail ps able one has in lressar o1n erin the eouy property be aufficient notes, and i) of the bonds NEW YORK TUESDAY, erotcre fo lawy a tam payable io coin, and b the osu inte t Coupe. sek etich woud be thece duea,in order w reeonetruct @ 4 © ali Acoan of five Randred mill . foce the curteacy te tes milfiona and rem tax cn een be) Of thirty mi! lic Sueb wo <techeer(ol}) borne by the eauntry * teane Of raning current ropniies, taration ertene of th 4 is on € prenetty va . 7 mated al three ta Jwmillieme Ane tex ef five ut. would yieid #1 0,068, makings al bee for lees A loan ean mi be sofficient to abeort ’ rer tea for Tsedy and testore lhe measures proposed muat Le adopted { 1 thew arr (ole aueceasit © Seeretar efefore reeomm, nde Conerens to ere the loan of one thousand tr to the ree of # of #100 ea: h. or of which one hitn nels ne A tax of or the anew iasue of \ Treasury notes to retire the of , cancelled, gud the faith of ihe hacit shall mot exceed ead be given © holders of the olf ete tremaory Notes to exchange them for bomle Com lidated loan, of tm defsalt (hereof eaid ent, and eball rermain a si the close of the wa ed that the necessity that wi! t texrayer to find specie, of the couponr / t ite btra fo jovest part of bie reas et that the who of the eu cis son wn win ed por the tag will creste « deman mpart to thems @aed value ayy roanat A loan of @ thousand millions, at ‘ #\e neceemary to pay the ioterest | t to raise @ tax of $10,000.00 ne-hall to ed in [reas notes, and the ot hag tn n the new lonn. To ratee this amount th must be /aid on ais property, { tal property therefore ereounters the save been raised under the deel aid, ‘ ation unless in ebheh confor \e rity with dir-cted to be rm f evente the impeition of A tas ou d,until this «oumerstion ie oy ‘ egrers RrHoUNt fo twothirde of all The new ad ww tac pre-e vad ade t tree, anclif this objeetion prevail it would ‘ hee conelamon th the States ¥ hrat'fied nstitution, wh . ecperdized t © theeit uw ’ ain that w . every property . t are contending Such @ ceusruction M Ho inrer Delievées ls erroneous The coumer aon wae ordered t take pm * preemeed ‘y ' jc eneury, acd toe lin tation ther “nn ehouldt ‘ an ith tuepenee, aud the generat pover mar le exerviod ile holde tha: the aa t ie vi lation of the cogrtitunio: i 4 atto pay ball the tax ip colo oF ‘ . deare to p ere t the exten n t theta, and 41. dives wh Lat to pay wi r ae the Coupons, . alee will have an inducers yn ‘ the p race elk cout a “ ‘ ke, rai!o.d companies rod cay . athey ail have aaireet totecet in jabing a wi will iotine the currency lus tee duce pre In reply tothe obection that the lu tatonortne igen whieh the Treasury notes tos ber ’ at i © t. eapremnd | i] ¢. on wh y were taken, Mi. Meus ea ur that the weaeure is a ne ‘ ar) Gales Moe Booted ‘ ne © ar ste of valine The propee Je me tence reditoc payment of hie cet fotbipeue ie seeority of erearter valine Tie overome rele) coms ebat an honest creditor t bev d iodo Preeognines ite debt: off ra best meecur o ite powerior ayment and ah: { ‘ MA.ne io ife present et proes t edyv tenes become fruith by ! ' Gi pr ie { the mone); the army eennot he pad o the Govern | tbe eupported, the conntrr u Cala oe aye vury wenna Ww \ niems 4 a tte ‘ . ‘ ! produ ei to ‘ On thie dubt, and thus reiuve pay arden « x mipcecd at last searion of Congrem arr 'y ected, anc willy ably yee one bupared 1 + The produce loan has yielded »t¥.105 au bi Waulercted, The yaa e } { inder the act of April, I, | A oO) Dies AG Cet Of BSUS atu revo! 16 cents per pound. About 400.0 © been destoyed, to wine, if the quant is nd al defevcee be addi d, aud elt det fearury De nent, the Th * u woald t down a 20% bares, | leoving on hand an em egate of about 329,00 bau Ur tha, eboat 50.000 are stored in and the remainder on the plantations where they were purclase The awour tobacco is ) hogehoads, eonting iio, average of YY cente per po Theses lev Nort exhaurted opm pial > and adeitic ore bee The abe nue tthe rghit * etloo tortie borg. tog ther with the etring of the blockade, r dith t re interce ying stock, ang lehus ¢ thelr asie inthe kuropesn mark ¢ An increas the pay of (be Aaristentein the Jess ury Dy parts le vcommended } alte hica is Feapecttr miter tted j CO, Braminuney, | B.cre ary of Treseury The Rebel Navy-Report of Bee'y Matlory Hor, J Hahenck, Speaker of the Mouse os Kepre wentateeaa C8 4 fim: | bove the homor to enbmit herewith my third The eperations of this branch of the Contederato ser bavete hefty cufinad to preparations for rt G.ne our waters of (he enemy's veasele now | otkad- ioe r eeaperies Ve hawe alao been engage! in t nit, @i ug and equipping iron-clad aod other sieammers for eerwiee in our riversend iniand sounds Moos ep optmany of three corsele have cone veloahie reretce te our cause, while others 4 yur r + ware either Captured by the e or bursed by our officers, to proven t fror pe into the bands of the Un td t (in the first of ary some ¢ era omonged a CAmer ft ) a they railed forth from the ba vor piored the U. >. gunbest Harn? sipg her out of the reset “ F en Vlockaking tust pert. I iau since Leen put into eompiete order W beard ew euihoent oumber ot offieers and ' roe eu ojourtuniby to distinguish the eves Owlng toth vigilanes of theeneny, I succeatia.ly ran tue ble bade from M bas beep eo ee of the en and propery ing the result of «. Lith of the eame advisable to give orders for any offensive operstions my inetrievons, the Con lade Jur s,emee which time ab the eou.m ving yeas Aiready Lo several miflone of dollar, month the Alahama db oat Hetterasin the Gulf of Me f Cougiess ron elad steamers, oMecred and ma. f the Draveet meu of our navy, enece tiuyeertous | a 9 on the biorkading ‘harleeten Harbor * enemy's vi Girabied, and althoug hem eure: MMe & ure of thie vie » byurs eusteined by oar cen ress story would have beewa o be detached for , cenipuing to use her for th heen * « ne Ya dew e¢ River, but untort yud by the helene my piens nemy On the J6tb of A 140 persona, made prisouers, This cecurrepce who has since beea cashiored, oped zee, b deriug exploit her eonsmander deserves the Onthe 3let of the same month pred eded tl els red tory, 4, by the commander» ( were pril, the ram Queen of which we had captured from the enemy, wee rcceptured, and her officers and crew, nome, wee relewner ou the part of the comman.- rviee. § Durt, the menths ur guatoats on” the | plet diss var nats, any FAL Sot eo plete were performed heirs oticare « of Vickebur deemed tt ad our vessels in ane t b te the mach ner tor which several denote Some of! «vow stored | at rarious pone, ant ae it aerine | he to be re | ju ted fo service at the Wer and tein able for time elec whe tithe eold, a | eed be apy tTreaes On th Of OUT “tHnl) Private ve nr eted conederable in- iy town the cuemere commeree, the Tacony en tered the haroor ot Port anda ard conted the Unived States revenue cutter Carb Curhi wine to {rnorancee of (he bh offlcan @ unabie ake the ¢ to Sud ehe wae again re ‘ tJ ‘ jaseot in pa Her ‘ prleonere Dudtne the nonthe of J t Trent twenty seven com tutwioaed officers and forty tr wth tity off cersto the Brit Pre ols eve fete to oreanis On exped)''on and co-operate ith o oMecers iu an ettempt to releare. the Corfecernte peieonere eon | fined on Johnern's Telan Bake Pirie. Doom tne to tite | learned that) the arrar ements mada | @rre euch aa to fueure the mest can | ew A inrge amount of 1 vy had | ed . ibeon th ant exp dition, ‘ bh nu thorities geee information te Ge enemy, and tue preveuted the exceution of cae of (he but Piaunel enterprises of the poesewt war, In eccord Prosi ent, ea severe a the ote to Roglead ewok hop ode aree with ibe order of the Promulyem, Ta tched aud Francs, w chad ©) te tay ou. to reste (he oF elect the ene hordere to conirmt Die for fear serv ce pA ett of Lh bienk 0 whuded by the Five of tase vee constrnetion aod pent of thee wel, I ave been rom ed, tut owing to the wnfrierndiv contruction of revtratity Laws, the Gowernment of at the King month tioned several wor wesc! end prevented the: paeture n Eng weptly ther were seied hy the Hritien ( vent Ano ber vari tine gi re Us taken are muficient to exenpe ke the fate ber om her being constructed in France, have been sutvectad to sw tosoy oihelal want se rr result of negeuations Low of counorte. ‘The veesels Dat | bave forwarded ip lone to erase of rations upon them, vail the pending ehal permit du this couneet the ereet revulsion egiaod and br ¢ ut, bas reuuecd we the nt to resume work upon Chen. tte t 1 prop e tor rr doth Goniedera ebiaio e been it ie don itfal ve will De Rilowed fo. @ of bagiaud, although it is betiewed vr efforts ¢t 4 fr #0 Countries almoet abortiv fell pow ble contingen Cor Dhave jue gents of this Departiient to wiita mare be o prunky for carrying out the tnacruct! oe pee i rwardcd, Ay the last courter J sent tuetiu # thas win ebortr be pareat to our ene ¢y rearar hy Idonmes MWUUIORUE ANY portion of hese able body at he present tine, of tact fy the Pree Ais ‘ ni baVS have Rot been ex Ov Fouk (be #e vices of Cay ata Rea oo the Aleberua luriog the year be tine eoplaredupwarde OF b Gey Ve seb, ary vof whet ners des!toy heo lureh etic bonded or ve | leared, Cue of & test draw b voke this ¢ e yore having ev thedii uty be witha iy precurtug tual ibe prowinesal J audoriiies ha r) ths they baw inte preted (hin neu: | boy thet i wal vee and hh ewbarraeed i t ws tuita- | ave Captam seumea to purcbese coal froma netiral shojwoaster wlerewer be | yound it, ROG give them every) ary du ful te protect them seninet the ef 2 etle tuay have uy th veese whoo ih r severrt cucties, By toie means 1 an eupply ef coal wilh tk obtained ty continue bie opernione during other operations of i emetly onnned for naval overati ae cirent bt permit, Irom tiue to time I hive caused survoye Wo be thede pou wre running the blucemh. witha vow of purcheeiig euch es could avaiiahe ae war verses peversl bave be i been boumDl, aud are bow | ing tramatoriued eipsofwar, For the armament of these wil be neeessary that Congrers abe d onal appropr tick, Appro, Since iny beet Hobs DAVE Heve be ‘ wh during the) ee wpe ent, bas kept a very iarce cio; a taucene Couplan ly engaged, ( from tune to ime | have ordered @ Rumber off of cerat et torn) in duties bo Gey ine upes thw bir (oui ne dei tho, (ht Trust Gougre tion tomy cthesal eat, a we wee pernit all our Dave Obicers Lo remine (hel: reepeciuve pas. | Conus Tbe erest dispropor sono; cfwersia our ser | ' | © to Lue eeaInen enrol ed, lek toster roqurtag the salou of Cousle Col matmers neve teri aleen or wily teported © OCU py lug & lower grade in theeer @iedin the ihe number ot either le, now op remains the aame uw prey 0 shore, Many of tin acte ted the ren furtoabed them wt ” roe them fort ran “ he we dere r ta boy f any navel ofticere serving | in the army, | beve appointed bit eureeaor The | total number of comming cued ctherm wt present | | attacheal to the Coutecerate eitoy ie three hun tied | end enplity three the petty offers number | © houdred aud y what ) rot vv) esliors (.veee Cehkbuvdrol and sevens | | tr-s via, mm cul 4 of weer wo aterne ae having bem teanrnadtted, Jue union | must addiny tenile 10 the lootry and effierency 0 our Navy, who have nobly gusta .ned our Caer under uy trying Cunielea ‘The pread epirit of ons ¢ ‘ chatva @ fusetion they are compelled to *: aod J ‘ Congtess will make prov vitor et | cent {thee departme and per ne yu destake mere otffinstve op milion «cris at enemys le conclusion lL wold recommend °} teu prssaxe o uaert authortatog ¢ tru rot ag | } esoiz turreted tron-etads for ha overstions t expe of the past year | Bon trated | ie veoels Ore ¢ ut ne ry. if WO ur pect to break through rod dertro, Lieckade at | pre ent eetabilehed by the " eched to th ‘ sbication Ihawe th tos | reporteot rent Commanders : dateched tower ber witt r \ nected with tule doe | Ww and otuer Chicre been engeged ou duty cu. AJ of which ie peetfuily sobmiited j © ih. Mal ! Secretary ofthe Navy = | Congressional Procevcinys, ANAVILIth CONGRESS -pe uate, Washington, Lec. 140 Mr abu ncivg the Conwription act or ae ty cxetupt a Cergymen Mr. biowgan presnied redentisle of Mer. 1B. | Grete Browa, ol Maaour, aud be was juaitied and tok hie coat Dizon eave uotiee of weucl @ man. the ¢ The Semate then preceeded to the elcetion of Biand ing teen, (he following being the result of the important carmmittees: Four Brus , Chairman; Faster Doc ittio, Haris, Job Melrourall | Financx lcs wiwab, Ttowe, Cowan, Clark, Van Wou a Commence Chander, Chairmen: Bforrill, Tera! Lyck, dtorgen, eeuc, Bonden, Saulebusy Taal ie toe dha 4 Cheri 2; Howard, Morgan Navas ‘ Chaiman; Anthoay, Wil- | ley, Bau Py ' i bootie, Chairman: Wi kinan, Lane i an, Neamuth, Brown sary ( basman: lat ot ot Pomeroy, Mowde van Winkle, Bauisbury. bucks ew Claims Ciark, tue liowe, rumeroy, An thon), Morril., hicks a: ndricka. Tevarorims Wace, Chalrrun; Wilk neon, ale, Tans of Kanes, Carlloi®, Davie of & tity wud Ab hardson, Mr Wilson introdverd # resolution of thanks to General Hooker, and his army, for their success to covering Washington and Baltimore at (ho time of Sw DECEMBER 15,1863. ee _ PRICK ONE CENT ted te the Wilitery Committer, Mr. Wilma taro | (weet Va) Klow, Rovtwet! Arcot a etullar fraokition of thanks to General Varke | an Teosn, CWek Cok cue “ the vietery at.Port Auden, {inrke, Cobb, Cte, Comewrll, Davia, (Ind) Dawes, ferred to the same committee, Deviing. Diton, fermelty, 1 De 4 bir, Mooli(tle called up the joint resohition fram th | ke joc Pernewurth Fentun, Onneoty ( aid, € Toumy voting a gold redsl and the ¢ 8 of Cone) Getanal iriewald. Wiehe, 1 trope, Hotehitas, abhard, rem, to Ceweral Geant. It wanrerered te tie Mili. | (owas, Mat bard no .Calvin 'T, Hebbard, Jemeka, at Mua) vu ang) Olle { Mr Laue Tod) intredieed a hill to amend theen- |] -n, A ech dn Kall w Foliment act, ¢o ae toretribe out the treo bumdred | MeLido, Mule NY h Momhech Marit dos: ¢ mimutalion, end to increase (he pay of the \Atoe Merona Leonan’ Myer, Nortan, O' Net! rink aod file of the army, hich he bad given pre- Orth. Patterson, har, Ps Smeror e. dail Ky y RE . mee introduced his DIL to encournge enll: he Bat he ee Mahone foan, Pett he Naval Service, and eter credit for the Pando. Stevens. Thayer, Thomas, Tra. sarieon the mi ¥ qhotas of the respective states 40 Valkanhity yah Ward, Wahbucne Mr Stall, having of ninedthe unanimous consen| NYuarne “Me ), ¥, Wheeler, Williams of (he Seoete, tatrodueed a Sill mor effectumily tod Wilter, Walon, Windom ndbriiegr and Yeom-n. ew tho relelliot, by prohibiting ‘he bolding in veg —Mogers, Janes (Allen, Win, J. Adlen, rvitude of an reon i the country, except on neon, Baldwin, Wie, frooke Chandler, ay. contiae:. Oidered to be printed. Coffrorh, Cox, Cravens, Daweun, Dew * Kaen, Mr. Wileon introduced his Dill to incronae the bonn- | Edgerton, Bat by Finck, Grider, Harding, thes to wolintee a and it wes referred to the Coramit- ringtom, Harrie (M4). itarrts 1), eee tee on Miltary Affaire, Ad curmed Holman, Johnsen, (0) Kenan, King, Knapp, Law, e Lazear, Leblond, Long, Mailory, Marer, Mabowell, Ilouae of Re Kinoey, Miller, (Pa,) Morrta i) NAL Nohia, i h# Speaker atmonnerd the Rranding Committons, | Odell, O'Neil, (0.4) Pendleton, Kobineon, The folowing are the principal Committees: Birorions Dawes, of Mam: V Haxter of Vermont, G Clay Smith, of Ky. : Ganson, ef. Y: Scho cof a; Botthers, af Del: Upson, of Mich, Brew {Wie geile of filory, Ware tay Me stevens, of Peno.g M Vt; Kent f£ N.Y, Hooper, of Maas. ; of Ky.; of Mo.; Kasson, of loway Btebbins, oon Y Crama Tate, of Penn : Motman, of Ir eee Md Athlev of Ohio: Wot Alle: Tdoichbis,of NOY lirown, of W. Va., N.Y ng, of Ob » Washhorne of 17 billet of & fh Ly CreseweW, of wo... Longyear, of Much; Wilson, of Towa: u Towtwell, of Maw m of NY; Thomas, Af ML: Williams, of + Woolbridae, of Vtu N.Y Ponuo Faresoerrage Hoethat, of New York; Biles, of Ohl. Broomall of Peevayivaniag Lebiood, of Otto: Jalan of Ind ana: Larear, of Peansrtwevias Ma Virginie: KolNine of New Hau panic; dere, Harcisa, of Lilinoie of New Tsptas Avratka Windom, of Minnesota: MeIn due, ot Wireenrin, James C. All of Titinoig Me- ' of Oregon, Wilder, of Kanrar: Nelron, of New York, Hord, of Mimsourl, Bhanwer.of California; ben. Dion, of Panaeyivante Miitem, Ari aus Schenck, of Ohio; Karnaworth, of Diinole, Yeamas, of Kentucky: Oathed, of Obto: Dona, of Missor rt leli,of New York, Deming, of Conmeteut; Kellogg, of Michican; McAllen, o} Peoceyivania; Webster, of Mary'and; Kellogg, of of Titne u Maiue, tte; Meore. York; Pike, of Maine Kelly, of Pemoevivania; Rollias, of Missou rr. Spauld ug eof Ghia, Mraudergee, of Conmecticut; Pleerton, of Tndana. Fouaio® Avracu.-1l Winter Davis, of Maryland; (rocehy of Maewachueetts: Cox, of Ohio; Pomeroy, of New Work; Orth, of Ind'ana; Kandall, of Keatueky ; Daron. Penney) tvauia, Mubberd, of Lowa; of Tilnel i kuritoaita Ashley, of Obie , Beaman, of Micht- e Cravens, of Indiana, Lovejoy, of A\Nisole 5 R of Main’. (rider, of Kentucky; Marvia. o York , MeClurg, of Missourt ; Jahuson, of Penn. evivenia, Isvatin Vexniown Whaley, of Weat Virginia; Teo acaln Wood, of New Perham, of Mair Meolowell, of Indiana; Washburn, of Masanch usette; Miler ot Peungyivenia; Fee tan Clark, of New York; Ross, of Fools, Crewerel) of Maryland, Miidack KK bingon, of Lillnole, Prank, of New York; Amos M of Penmer'wanta; Tea) Wood, of New York J White, of « Presb kas OF brates DarveTeane Pike, of Maine, hobinsen, of Iifmals, Veo Valkeaburg, of New York, Stiles, of Pon. Karesorrumees ov tun Trrasc ay Daraprwarr Myers, of Peansrivanis , Kalbiiech, of New York J. W White, of hto, Elliot, of Maw. ; Patter top, of New Mampshire Fave or te W pAaT HUNT. Dan- wh) Lbarcis, of Le Wiecensin ; Hebofield, of Peau. 1Urhs OF Tas Navy Dercetmsn, - bins ier yout; hiesdiy, of Califorais; Memick, of New York, Marey, of NO ML, Treey, « Farenrar eee Poms, ot. ¥ N (Pe, Ua ‘eo, of Ohie; +O! Miseowi, Haubberd, of Davee itu ve vik Jereve VA ate Troy, Fl anacn of Celitormia Middieton, of N, J Cod ot Peau Downelly, a Alia’ Ualiwin, of Mien. Mr Merrill introdnced @ foint resolution authar~ ving (he President to give the Government of Great Hiritain the nottee required for the termination of the Keeiprocity of Jame 6, IN4, Refi rred to the Com mittee on Comme ca Mr. Fliah Ward tatroduced @ joint reolution for the appointment of Commienoners to negotiate a new Treaty of Reeriprority with (Greet Britain for the Briteh Prowincea of North America, besed on tme | © pay, withon principles of reeipreetity, tee on Commerte. Mr Blot tatroduced @ bill to ert Fmancipetion Keferred to a Salons ¢ Mr. bievens introduced a bili to fa the ana colored otfeers, chaptaion and muricians Refured to the Commiuttes on Military Affat* Mr. pte sieo introdaced a bill to Ge the time fo Referred to the (oumit ® Rorean of iam ittee, (Mo) Rows, Scott, Stebbing, tse! ‘Hweat, Voorhiea, Wadeworth, Chitton § eaph W. White, Winfield, Fernando Woed, Ou motian oF Mr. Vourhies, the Committae on MIU- tary Affaire were inetractad to toquire into the expo diency of increasing the pay of privates in the army to twanty tly Mare perinonth, and adiingto the . iN. ¥ N pay of « soed and non-commissioned ofeers end mm iy per cent, Mr. Julian introduced the following resotetion, Ra solved, That the Committee on the Judiciary re porte bill tor the wyeelof the Jd and 4th esetioas of the act revperting fugitives fram sors cacap sf nn the service of their prowed Feb. Li, ly ithe act be to amend an@ ervlanstary of the «/areaald act, approved Sept, 18th, uW, On metion of Mr. Tolan the resolution wae laid op the table, br a rote af ©? yeas to T4 ne "Mr. Waileworth offend th’ following. desaintion, Morris. of | Dat debate arising, it war tail over Keaotved, That the powers not delegated to the Tint- ted Keates by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the @tates, are reserved to the Hiates resportively. or to the people; and the Federal Executive neliher directly, nor inditetiv, intertere with | the powers thoe resetved, note! ntruce the exeretse thervof by ihe poeple, Mr Cx offered the followiug, but deLate arising it Nes over under the role: Resolved, thassbe Secretary of Wer be directed to emomunieate to the [Lousethe report nade by Ms \or t rel Georre 8 McClellan, cocberking the organ- ination and operations of the Ariny of the Potomae while under Lis command, and of ail “my operations while he was Commander in Chief, Mr Holman offered the followtng ¢ Resolved, That the doctrine reeent'y annonnesd that the States ia which aruved insurrection existed agaiuet the bederal io to be the & aud otk t of that iueurrection bjugated provinces, aud fev" ae euch by the fute will of Cangressne Thy itl Eaveutive, oF restored to the Loion, on onnditions unknown ty the Constitution of the United Stalea, ough! to be reluked end eoutenued ae man cexthy uojuet othe loyal citizens of those Biates, tending to prolon: the war end confirm the treason heory of socermeu endif carried into effect m featly endanesr tue public Liberty, aud the Conetitugious, sua Hight of all (he Smiter, by con ralieicg wad comsuu ing the po of the Governmeut, Stuwe acd Bastien 4 the Peleral hxecutive, enol ¥ That the only object of the war ought 4o be to jugate the armed insurrection whieh, tur the tiie beim, suspended Uae proper velations of curtain States with the Poderal Government, aad to ) Fe-establiah the sup: emacy of the Conatitutloa, end the loyal citizens \hose States aad the masses t! of the people thereof, eubmitting to the aathoritice of the Constliution ought not to be hindered frona restoring tue proper relations of their rewpeetive Mtates with the Federal Government, eo fares the je dependant on the voluntary act of the peo ple, by amy condition except unconditional sobinis sion to the Coustitution and lawe of the United. States. In the language heretofore adopted by Com Grese, the war ought net to by waged on our pari tre, aby purpose of conquest or subjumation, of for ine yur pose of overthrowing of interfering with the righta or eatablished tnatitutions howe States: but to de fend and mainteia the supremacy of (he Covuti thom, aod to preserve the Uuiou with ail (be diga ‘ e@rnality, and riches of the sewers) Slates nnlmpaired and e@ soon ar those oljects are aceamplinbed, tly war cums ve crore y 4 Kewlved, That all peeesary arm Me approprtia tions of money enyht t+ be prompt y made by gin Cougrems lor (he euqmport of ¢ wuilitacy end mavas foreca of the (ioveromeas, and all moavuros of logie lation o ary to inerqase and promote the +f). cieney af } Army Sad Navy, wud (o maintain ¢ pablie credit, onght to be adowted: that through o Vi gOTOGr prosecution of the war peace on the Desi of tl nion of the statee and the supremacy cf thes © tention, m: e moat apeedily o pained. ‘These resolutions were laid upou the table by. a vote of 8° yeas to i4 Mr. ne Committec on Military Adlai, Loveay offered @ resolution inetrnet! the diuney of placing | bil ‘oe tilts they sore se pediency of placing iu an ‘lor ee May re port, all the arly enlisted soldi: ‘cw aooting ee distinction of color, a moved to lay the resotntion an the table, assed Mr ut it wan pot aareed to. Mi wa ferod or fien thet th Se r ory otfer @ resolution the Semat concurring, when ‘he two houses ad. “s on Friday next, it beto Wednesdey, the 6th day of January, Passed 90 sgainst 46. ‘The Miouse adjourned. 4 The Loa of the W. i} £ Fepreeeu atives Lo Cougross, an Washington, Der 14. "The Navy Departrrent bes t ate office arred | received the followins: list of the lost on the, Weebaw- 0 : ere \athodu ed, in. | Ken: eluding a bil enabling Cc ka to N for their Ovnouns - 11 W. Meriam, 24 Asaie'ane Ragizesr. » Me fom State Governments and provide Augustus Miiche'!, disAssistant Foy Meer. toon Loto the LC niow and @ bill providing a tempo- | Gower Actiog Engineer, Caries dpey , Sd ray government tor the Teeriieny ‘ { peontana, pe doting ke pitess. of which were referred to the Committre on ‘Verrity. Man —ihoas Piper, im 4 rive alos Ot) providimg for secruiiipng negrows in | ter, C.F Davin 64 5 Asi ingd Oo beeag F69 th wosuree\oomre dlatrieta: referred to the Ovum. | Anderson, Edward Mallen, James Damen, rt in tioren Military Affaire Nugent, W..U, Pike, Henr Leawner, Jhomas e ior Yoaman intraierd « bill for the restoretam of | low, James Reollinn, John Kee J ty J Do. out trineuch Biatee as are not under the | Williamson, Jno. Kotiedge, jichaek of the rebelion. Keferred to the Couunitvee Gioee, 7 hos. Mee, ‘Thow anton, adtear Thoe i scuer, Stephen C. Newmen, aud ove Baume et) e were introduced, and referred to th Couw nthe Jucteiery, to renee the fugitive Gry w, end to cod the © metitutiond #0 as to eho D every in all the Mtates, MM Lovejoy introduced a bill providing that all peress® oid to slavery in the Mtates and Territo rh ro declared free aball be protected the eamo whic mon now are by the Conatitutho, Any ‘ane such freed persons, to reduce them to ,eball be deelared gollty of bigh made , aod, on Conviction, punished, Also, a bil | eo imaen, and to provide for pontehiug | ttemot to enslave them, Kifersed w | Couunittee, | Aro: dintroduead a billto repeal «> much of the earoiiment ect as euthoriges the diccha ge of p reony dratied on paytnent of three hundred doliare. , Ke lerved tothe Committe on Milttary Affaire | Arnold intivcuced a bill to aid ibe President to | one Mr carry out toe tmmediute execution of the Emancipa. | tion lrectamation of January lat, 156°. aod probs | tig tho reenslavement ot persons cesiguated there | ir nm thee, | a Lill revivine the e wieof Lieutenant ( d aotvorteimg he 1 ident to confer it on any ofheer mot below the grade | of Major General, who bas dietiiguivhed Limeelf ty courage end skill, A>, aud whe being thus corrdnaia sione 1, may be antlorizned to command the amnivs of the | pited Btates Keterred to We Committee vo tary Affaire au Wiiscn Lotredaemd a bill to amend the Consti-. we on, de every incampatible with five abel vfore prob beled ia the | gitod | gress shall have power to esforee this prowiston by appropriate legislation, Refesed to udicsary Com muttes, VErNawpo ORTEAR, “rgacy,”* , Mr, Fernando Wood aubmitted the fulloming revo tlon Waereagy The President, in his Moasage delivered to thie 1 Xine, qn the Oth tnat., and in hes recommen. dation ta the peepie to seermble at thir places of worehip, (9 #twe thanks tot.od for recent vietorwa, ‘ rn thet the Union eaue hae exined important | and aub-tantial seyanterce, and Whereas, in of | to eee triucophe, it ia ne longer beneath one dignitr « Gaoxgerous to our tadety, to evince a geuercus | agnanimity, becoming a ereat cod powrrfal prople, | by olffring to the ingurgente an oppartugity to rr om to the Tinion, without ynposme upon thi de. | go 2 og or destructive comditiens ; Gu refoce, Jirwlved, Vhat the President reyueatad to ane | pent three Comintwarouers, woo ef all he ex powered the J ' to open negotiations with the authorities at Kien mood, toe the end that this Ldoody. dertractive, and joburoge war eball cease, aod th Lo er sored Upon terow of equity, fragernity aod egesily, uuder | the Constuution, Mr, Washburne, of I!Jinois, moved that the resolg- tion be laid om the-table, Agreed to; yeas $8,naye6d, as follows: Mh son, A: Arnold, Asi Aveo Alar, Assn. Andere, 4, A ankpewn. Army of the Potemac, Waehinutn, Jee 1s. Accounts from the Army o¢ the Votumer aay that the reeconolterlug party seat out rome dage eyo Co perfect our maps in the region north @! Culpepper, end along the bese of the Bing Kidge, es far es opercrlle end Little Washingt om, returned sop ou bivday, With the except! yn of the farma im Jiacdly oa the laoesof the Pr nerpal r all Gusta were well ator 4 with, the ne comariqnof sites euch wa went, poultry aud t seadetuils, with o eufMclent au; Of forage to #iuter thew ecanty hesds - Lo virof nbeenee are fooly gran ced to officers meu for abort periods, Lheenerny base considerable force of Iulantry pickets on, che north beak of the thapi lem, above ep.dan S.ation, bnt puue below thes ani - Tout ae Wews items, {Teleyraphed to he New York Sun.) ON wae ro-vlected Mayor of Boston, Maron las Forterday. 4 ki Mon preva’ sin Chattanocoms that Longitrest in his retreat from Knoxville toet 4000 prisoners aud pearly all bie cannon and traine, Cou. Waaniys, conmmanding the Kentucky Brig. ate, returned yesterday to Chattanooga trom a cav J TeCONOM@MANCe Be lar me Latayette, Le captured | @ rebel wana) etalon wod els oiheere aod forty pri- voter Tie 200) Pornaylyaola regimert hes been orde sme b feoru the Weat ou ho, Dav Og fe eDlaatted ar votersn volunteers, Nuria crs of veteran regimente wih sadbectorerare pr pared to cout under the pew ornter, ua U8, steamer ( ian errtved at Fortress so tow the celebratea cu the OtL, thepeze Cosrleston, Thies la Mouro on Sunday, Liockade runner Lio day after the Circes aa lett probably one of the ecof\he war, Sheise splendid barkeuti (ish) btewmahip, of 900 toma Durthen, and wasrate! Al for 10 yeare at Lloyds. Her cargo consisivd of iron and hardware, vitriel, borax, powder, &¢. Her papers could not be fegnd, (Continued on Fourts Page) ay Cup