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Milted States . thelHabicticf Ai+ 16 11 . 1 4 00 : - " - - • , .: - 4010 meta by the &WO - Rm.) 6 f Zepreuntativerof,the - UMW' worts gqicr ice; Ia anagpiiCauenibitc4 That the dbarlot Wiactailet, thi,dliirlottothlaine;•ollU l 4 liret-Toiedq tif,Septetaberz.of :each year; be bereafterheld'atattit„'in:tl44;dietriiit; on the eitimitdaYin eitch-yeii:;,..:, ..: 13/o:2;artut 14=4 fetal?: eitia44 - ;Tbt,tt ail indiatmeitta,eatillinfOrritegin,;ioefais, Pri:f .efat-41%.-atcd .recogrurancett z4tevary kjad;, tilether.trivil or oriminalishallltive day in. acirt and be proceeded in,'.,littartr, tried, and determined in TION , Itt. the ammo manner and t6eattlosio: thAY E 2 4, 11 t-t r• . 'ApprciTedt'JulY• l4 ; -1862 - ' [Poinio-' , -No: 14641 , - As"./ur to author/to the Secretary ; Navy to it ooo Pt,the,:tl4444lokooland, jdi in the Delewaraer,for nevalpuvpotes. Be it enacted 11 tilt Betifig.i4 Hoista of Btpreaintativea 404Zisited StarateeAsiter iea is aolgrets eueetalewiThet= the-Segt.et tariLsf_ft,ltiviaduind-hA4IS-I=o Alterized - te And awe* from the city authorities or_i_hg . titlei - - - fisland, in 'the=- I Delaw river, together with;tha marsh last of an adjacent thedil4, 'Within the Phut wind of the 0.4 d city-Lot Ehiladelphiailegetheewith ail riparian righteand privileges thereunto belonging and appertaining; tube Aired for naval. pprposes:Dynhe _ Clover " • truitedMittLtlLL3Ydad, 4:hat Stlid. -title idutiliwotalLnaeAlptedzand reeltiveV nnleity the 4316 A 41Lan buipertect and'xgotignie. to 7 ?lirnit low-wstet.**COotlt 11 Polloontell ezaminstionAndenirtityoftlitimminirld a competentboanruf grain:44lllli thiehini aPPOlitt44le.eluD l - rover<tldit ihe!puto. lie interests proitto4:ll,7* quir'ini the tittnninforesaid.. , L•L • Seat 2. ::Abiatilt..furase: it:444114 the - board of - otheare, to- be spi6ll44oy,thA seetetSry;•of •the• - Nilyl,7- aeoonling:Acp the provhnous,iirthelest-seatdon •Otgaii, U4' pefore proceeding - to any' . del/010n 4 the questitßheritiletUrtreteried tet them to Lmake A surveit.endLexateltuttitr/Vot , tll4 , harbor of , New , London,' Vilineiggit; And sarreundiwwittCrefeninee-totise, , 44A panityandlitcutes.for.LA- savaVidert.' and; navy . yard, and• whether the - inblia,,intert. eats will - seVbeltoutn6:4:hy esniblishing naval depot, and. navy-ried. In or hear said 'harbor of New leddcat itiet44l„, 4 Leaguer Mind, *iiitf•thafthei elan • maks the 811111 e I ic regitrd - tu• the Aaters'.iif; Nainnigausettlitify. • ~ • Approved, july.l6, L1862.__ .; . _ . As am to amend . the", 'et 'tittitiiihirit hisec*--elghteent en,: 'eniptamesitary to : thejtit entitled-lAnitatternnimetthekt.7 dicco: 6 Y B Tewed YAlMEitsta;:f2 , :_ , :t. Reif'svolahecs — of gaited Snow qf Astrov. ' ice in.. ese-,44.seentbt • ' e 4.4 ~ - ftici the rybauf,ationlirliL the fourth circuit: the dist:lds of South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Florida shall constitute she fifth bin, emit; -thellistetels ettLotilsitua,Vase ; wr-' kausas; Kentuoky _ and ,Tennessee shall constitute the sixt h circuit; the districts of Wc„itailladiantel conettituttAVe seventh circuit; the - getfrifte - Wr)l*.agins . Wisconsin, 'and Mitiois shall.Unititate the eighth circuit; and the districts of MS smirk lowa, Kum, and, glum:sot& Isbell constituKtlituinth circuit; and the circuit courts trt4u.s4latricts heretofore included within any circuit: of :the _ Malted, States which by this act tire' attached to a differ• ent eirouikeball,ke Wat t .theiestas tintzt and plaieir &Vie' now preselibed by law, and the circuit courtvits by this act are for_the gret threktorksclud to eirtitilg*Aleiteleat the=ssme4itratfl and Places-as are - noin_preeeri. for holdingllicidhietiet ocerfiti dip- : Islets, except in the district of lowa, _iu which theicircuit court, shalt"lie:helilen, V t . the capital eheliSUo4l.6*the uotiraTiea.‘ day of !day and:Nov - ember of each year at which thwea.;ww.., Plai.o t A titais.eftliWittiot cour t s shall De:holden.: Provided this act shall not interfere 'frith the terms of uid district court „nowt Trovided by law for said distriet -- ' - lic 'l94 . lptme - W ef - L OW ibid.. justice and the asiomatijustices of the said Suptime Courtto theseveral circuits shall bb made as heretbfo, r Sec. 2. AtitiatiaWthei-Criiiit4, t ritht so much of , any act e maue of Gang/els as Beets in the district courts of tirt-. l7 ratok States ink dis(ictiloP.Tazad , _Fldride, Wisconsin, lklinnesota, Ilya,. brat Kimmel or eithbt4sfiliWtltp:pktger, And rat:hints« t.lon of biratrit,oonrte,..btrantij the 411Xileiii, hereby., repealed; and there shall hereafter ,be circuit courts held for 014 distriats by_ th e dad ee t tgot'etdelti.jaitices of the _ Su n prune ''Ccesre, - vassignied - „ . of circuit to wrillett" sarC.4httricita;ttruel speotfifily belong, ;and tiskAlistrict judges of such severally and respecUuln either.lof whom shall constitritielf - §ciertmkt which Icircult ifbtittiAndlhe:lidges thereof shall karts Itke Istlreur) sad:. ezeribie SuricatOtta t " ottLettitraulLeourtaund 4 he judges*theipttVets and the judges &lief pow - ere 'awl, exerciselikejarisdiction . the district courts, and' the judges thereof,' In the other circuits. ' See. 8. Andelti.'ic•iiirtkie ; endered, -thet all sotions i snite, prouentlons,eausear,pless, process, and other proceedings, relative , : to any cause, civil- or (whiele'releht. have beenhrought atui tc enld have -, ,been originallicOgitissbie in a circuit oonrt,), now pell o MlVlttrrti tt gp abl et t tge s s eierai district . ' of Texas, 'Florida, _lfitiCoe - sin, bliritusemOnwit,uticgiitie* as circuit courts, (or so empowered to act,) on thifirlqAtol of Qatober next, .'shall'be and are herehy declamifte be, respeetirely, _trcut i _ feTr4S';mii r ts ab N, and.. joutinn , to 161*111.43,batt,goast* , •oonstituted' by this sot, to • an - arithtn tlib sail dish tries, reireP 46 l , s j l 4l o ailin: l 4 l : - .hdard# -- tried and_titteridnectrhereiu dhe4scoo• minner:as.itOriginallytrunghVedleted; prosecuted, or heill And thdUidArc,nif,ciourto vv.- cried Ity, the same laws and regulations 44, apply to the Ater ,811,604.ibuiterof the , United Btititind-the- -**lu - ,tifttisr B BlC courts, respectively, shall perform the same • duties% Cuctehall.he entitleti,to"reeeive the same.tett and emoluments, . - 1014 •fre law established for the chi's en. ether circuit courts of the Xinited States., , :::' Sea 4, And be it further. meted, That all acts and' ptit.iisleis T Inconsistent with this act PR, 10. same ,Are - hereby ;rag l _poem. APPrcres ' Ennsuo—tro.' , 474' AN An t P "t!Rtitski*ilidansibt , OM ' ila , of Amigasis *P r . iirgliieerf.imodred , 4B , fifty two, inlittad-PAn-sset ta'renstt#O right of wit , rtdAll fol,','44634iriis of.five , yeses and. to amend .11,4 5tame.. , 1. ,,, v • - Bs it eipif f :Wilie,24;iiii. Repiyak stais o' of the thsitid•StMet of 411 - feet us Ckayrat'dsibs,i/A4:Tbit the pais; . IDAY ZEZ ions of the act entitled "An act to grant the right, of way to all nit and:_plank readvtad-re*eadaraited artirditetOsssing througlitheienalioiandebdiddging a' the United States"approved August_ fear eighteen bandied attetifty - dwcs , and of the act extending the same to all of the public lands of the United States, approved March dm*, eighteen; hundred . and Sfty-five, bo and the same are hereby extended ,for the term of five years'frern thb fourth day of August, eighteen hwadred'and Sec. 2. And be , if further-enacted, That the right of way ihr a railroad through the public lauds elthe United States lying in Waco county, irt the, SAte ,g,Oregott, be and thebittela iteiebY granted to theOro vm.Steam Navigation Company. °Approved. 16, 1861 [ltax4c—No..l.4B.] Antorto preventmembers of Congress and offmm,of,ttm Atoirwrf* Urrited State!rifintrk 9ilitteemielderfitiOn* for Proottrig,c9kitrfActi,fameor from the Uni tid Sista, fetid for other purposes. Be' it totted bk Ai Benito' and Row of litzrorento#ooo of do 01.71:ite4 Statatofilioni:, oa is Congreii 'assimbLed, That any taem bar of Congress or any officer—of- the Government of, the United Steed' - who shell, directly 'or indirectly, take, rebelvo," or agree to receive; .%.itiaY ) money, property r or other tralaililty4ogideration whatsoever, . rom any person or persons' for prorating, • r aiding to protare, , itny contract, off ire, or ..lace, ft= the Government "of the Vnited -take or any Department thereof, or from • y offmeraf the. 'United.= StaWt; for any . • •n or persons whatsoever,' 'or for giving •Y each cOntraccoffice, - or ,place to any I. root whoolsoever r oad• the pollshi• or iior -ons Who Mhhll diieotli 'dr indirectly offer ~ 'r . !ilge.ll o Skires; pt giro .or Abestow- .4 4 1 Y 'oney, property,: or other. valuable'' inn ideration whatneever,, or the procuring or iding 'tO immure' may contract, office or UM AS:aforesaid, and anyot .. ~. -.. operWstWeltallWierptly :or,itidirecay.' 0n i 7 e 6. 3 3 ; r an i L e e t ihjo member , ' n r , e e whatsoeveri Te i f 0 0 h li i E ; g a r Ot attentioni r t to l his e t O e : i i e v ace e ti v oney, property, or other valuable consid ellen, vote, or decision on any question, idler, ...4 1 1,4 15 „b„ - .or Trocecdius whiclat'lnay gti7lbolistatititiot , huly . ' 4,,ft4aw or under / e Constitution of the United Sillies be brought before him in his, of capacity,. ciin his place of trust 'an4,iproSt Isola & ember of Congresalthall Sae; aVneyr itinill: . ence, be liable to ;'fadictment" gm, for:SE misdemeanor in any court-4.hor — ,ll7alted: -States having jurisdiction thertafC !tad , iin', .c e viction thereof shall paY..ii.l,flae:ofudt e needing ten thousand dollars , ' and suffer imprisonment in the penitantlatl.:4o ix- I : .c ing two years, at,the,diOritinn of the c urt trying the sama;itind:any such con 4. tor agreeme:4 aaaforesaid, May, at the o don of thtt President of the United States, WI declared absolutely, null and void ; and any member of COngress or offer of the United Stales etwictOL, ittafcireaaid, shill, moreover, be disqualified,from holding any office of honor, profit, or trust under the ' averAntent.of the United -. State& , 1 ApprOVed; 3 . aly 16, 1862. .. - - 1 [Pontes—No. 149.] - 1 Aar to amend ..au -act s atitkcli.An act Ii to create a hretropotitati "police district ',.. of the District of Columbia, and to es , ......_ ___ lishit police itinnofor," itiprovidAn. ~,....:,,,,,,, _,,,,,t six, eighteen hundred and sixty - ne. eit enacted ly 'the - Senau and House of Reiterentativee of the United Sate, of *per 'la lin 0 211 9Tra , OleidAN4 ffillitl the : act entitled "an act to create a Metropolitan pollee district of the District of Columbia,. and rf 'it?.- - .. - 4 41 A4 1- ig - Tali ec tha4foT,)(4, l p . vtiguist - shclighteen hundred and stsy-one, be and the same is hereby 'amended as foliose:„ ~i 2 ~,,,,, ".I'Ben. L And i Pit' !dither .meted, That nil property or money supposed to be fel oniously obtained, or which shall, bel t ing. or s handoned, and which shall be'therear: ter Alton into the custody of any member of the Mehropolitan.7polictsiforce;•ot orim ins court of the District of Columbia, or which shall COMO, into the custody of any ins4es- -- cd — therpelide, 444 ,Tie, i by :such! member or justice, op by order - of said Court, given into the custody of and drept iby an officer, who shall be appointed and, may be removed by the 'Board of Police, *mien as - "properly clerk ' , ofthel-Metro -Poll police district, and.ell such proper ty a d ;Money Sholl be' iarticidarly regis * bv said property clerk in s book kept, 'Mr ., ' Vpospose, which .;shall iliaireinAtairr 4 fais ta r fe in WreC tlte e hM o ° 3; e lol ß l Utf Qll thh e l l ef eP ti r ti re, o 7: l o:t Y iEnl d 'io a rr' n il 4*m y tia ° fi ltl Pee ft Y e rs i re w : i to ulu s : g iri ' '' n a ambl-tiV.Rellii*txßillitin ie y . t„tr t e ever property or money shall betaken rrOm,persons arrested, and shall be, alleged to have been felonierusliobfilicid,' or to bs the Precfods...of _criree autt l. srhemever. - so brouht with inch claimant - trtiff!thti'pet 4 eon arrested hefore.SoFfN ritell4 l st,ct; for rfAirtion, •siiiiik Vie magistrat eshall be then d there satisfied from evidence that go, mon arrested is innocent of the of r7fencei alleged, - sind; that the property right,. 'llillyibelongs,44lp n then.seittrmagistrate may iherenpirtnehiAriltitieordirsuch prop erty t or aionerd to- the retoornedviand the 1211/41r4flpli ilillTer Ole T a rty. Or mon to the license per ion )neelf,. andl.:not • to , sny,sttothey,, ',gent, or clerk el'llllob4toltdfo4 , ootitg•jt any claim to der diesierehlyti'et. enalt ; Yro - p- - . 4rtfdr,..PoAssiiishall be nuicteinn,rcatti Be- , fore tilll magistrate, by or ia heheic of,any i other Tersone thali.t4 iitlibow arrested ~- lind e said accused . persownhalliFlol lir t rial or examination,- 0 ,1a34 12 0t : money shall remaire* Alio 41 4 ; 10 1- I this: ;property clerk. AntillthetliscOrton4 l vhotioe of the person accused . All proper tyor money ta - liii Ibifluspicion of having been telosigg.44obtslned, or .ofbeing thp proceeds;atCcrimeidnitt -I,s_t_.:*.Effilirthel - ola_ no othei.,:entiFeeti,tl442;tht4titiote.lroi fi l whom; su ch propert y was taken, ape ell lost property coming , 'hste , theiitseleirslon of any member of 19e ipii4 hietroPelltatt pollen \ foie°, 'rind alt' property and money taken teemwnbrokereas the prOceedsof dila% .or by ny such member from persona Sup to posed be insane, intoxicated, or other wise i 'capable of taking cafe of thishiselitis, 1 3 'shell e transmitted as soon as.prsotiosk 'pi, the }p roperty clerk of the Metropolitan police district, .to I be:- duty 1441146ra and *lsfiver.,ijwsd fOr, tt 5 4„..bp34 , ...9f,.1611 persons 'Atid'.pertior interested, and for the tarot.- nstionlof_thealiells_to...tbe seNsoat and dispOSiti.746: 4 oitli4troperty, stetitkitiititii :onstiodY by 'the pol ce. All property and money t shall datilirtilttlitifloletif the:' r pertY'relal l •tdi , ' 'the' 'Peri °till: , is withal ti any lurid claimant' fhb 1 1 4- , tOi'' ' r hiviPll bele, t•hresi,limes adver -44 1.4 pnbliehlyijpopere; Stud be sold at "public nuitlin,- - epd - tinc - proceittlisnrch; talehhall beflitilihttittle ifoli6biri ti e fetid: ProOdeettThat,AbAt:Sheil, animals taken y iiii? po lice an drensaining,..nw, elaime4 fontwantyttayetiohY t tleadiiiitlsed , sad sold npoktiph 4114 E ptiblia-notbtei and aliperishabla property to be sold at once. flans, Iprti_Mleviallitiilactd -111- the custodyie:c , sp,porty,;olark liltall 66 110 , aired as ev Once in any polio° or other. -ethanol -ootert,!auctiVisiporriiibilrbi'ile-' 11104 to any oilier who shill presentsin Caen :In theleteffsatrAftenv . reticifoodhrt , ; _ ,intoir-propertyi hope or ,s , all not bo re lifted ih Ated/ciarti bnt-ohnlibp re turtmk ;totiiilliproperty clerk, to , ' be te bipoliett"o according to PARTeTiMIPMI44IO4I4 this i6t; ',And the annual compensation of said property clerk, as also the! -clerk, ''(Mho -shall; hereafter bejurm; pine kPetW of, ....,_., ..,,, :. a AND ...'60A124-E-1,t01.A1. thi 'board of police,) shall be twelve hun ; Aired dollars took ayabbf monthly.. Sec. 2. ..and;bo "it Await sitootsd, That At, sh a ll , be he Mit of the-Board'ofillietro palitaii Pol_celi s tApart a sanitary polici company, to' oneist of not exceeding ten persons, who shall be selected from among the police, and to assign to said company such espcoial.dtdies, by Ithe,ruleA end reg. ulatiotis,. as may be publicly advantageous, and - also to appoint _not. Weeding three surgeons of police, who 'Shall retieive an annual compensation of three hundred dollars each, and disoharge ouch .duties as maybe itinlied of them'Wthe 'boaid of police. The Metropolitan sanitary corn. pany is hereby _empowered, wider, such distribution of power And duty as may be made by the rules and regulations, to visit and make inspection of all ferry-boats, manufactories, elaughter-lichies, tenersent houses, and ~ edifuns; • suspected of,. or charged witli, being umafe,, and to attend to such other mattersf reliting to health u are complained of and entered upon . the complaint-book kept by orderof the, board, and to take all- necessary legal 12101181114313 for promoting the scourityof life or health - . generally, and upon or in said boats, man nfactories,'horises, andedifloes,,and tomake report of inspection and action tha premises to the Board of Metropolitan Po lice. Whenever salirlimid shall be seats- fled, by such report, that any ferry-boat, Manufactory,. slaughter-house, tetieme.tit house, or edifice je maintained pr that any Other net to Whig alibut rto 'be committed, in a manner prejudicial to the lives' or health of the public,, it shall, after dui entry upon its' minutes of _.the circumstan ces, cause complaint 'to bs Ma2e, foindeth upon such report and circumstances, before any magistrate of the hietropolitaa police district, with shall, 'in a summary way, Upon such complaint made under oath, testae his proper warrant, reciting therein the name'of the t:hunt - Cr or members of the Metropolitan tuthitary police e'en:Tony far the srreatof the...persokin 'charge of said ferry-boat, manufaatory, slaighter-hciuse,. tenement-boast;' and' 'edifice; or etherwLse, committing ail' acitthat maybe derogatory to the public health, to the end that be may he brought before such magistrate, and the complaint of insecurity of the life or „health of the publio so made be, duly . haves- . tigated according to the law of examination into misdemeanors. If said magistrate shall be satisfied, on s summary bearing. thereof, that such charge of insecurity of the lives or health of the public is founded on reasonable and propable.canse, he may,' by his brder in writing, command any such ferry-boat to cease running, or any batiness in such manufactory or slaughter house to cease, or impose, such, fine as by law may be attached tO such 'offence upon the person so offending, until the- cause of complaint aforesaid shall be removed to the satisfaction of tho'BOsid of illetropoll tah Police. 'See. 8. 13. And be ii further , enacted, Thai if any member of the ` Metropolitan police foto; or if two or more house-holders shall report in writing, under his ortheir signa ture, to the superititendent 'Of the Metro .politan police force that there are good grounds (and stating the aeon) . for beletv lug any house, room, at premises within the said Metropolitan police district to be- kept or used a.s a common gaming house, common gliding rciom, or common gaming premieee, for therein playing for wagers of. money at any game of chance, or to be kept or used as a bawdy !Masi, or for lewd and obicene public amusement or eatertain mint, or as a house of • prostitution, or, for purposes of spriiiititiitien, et the deposit or sale of lottery tickets or of lottery polioles, ' it shall be lawful for the superintendent of Metropolitan police to 'Luther'se any mem -tier,,,or members of the police force to enter the same, who shall forthwith ,arrest all ' persons'thers folind . Offinding against law, and seise , all , implements of gaming oriet tery tickets, oriottery policies, and convey 1 anY person so arrested. before the nearest, lice - math - strata, and bring the articles so seised to the office of the. Board of Met.- roptilitan . polite:' Ti i - shall - be the `duty . of the Said superintendent of the Metropolitan police force to cause such arrested persons to be rigorously prosecuted, such articles reeisud-to be destroyed, and such room or liciufe to be closekond'aot Used again for such unlawful purposes. 1 ~-Bito. 4. AncVdtlii ;filrifilriitisc?iiii r mal , the Board of Metropolitan Police shall Fes-. sessipowers , of - general police supervision and inspection over aliliscrised.pawnbro , keel licensed venders; licensed hackman and cartmen, dealers in second-hand mer- I'Clia disc, inteligeaca. nffice-keepers,"-.4fie:y 1 tion ere of watottes'and , jetielry, end sus pea d private banking houses, and other doubtful establishments within the said Metropolitan police district; and in the exercise and furtherance of, sail supervi sion !may, from time to time, erffpower members of the pollee farts to fulfil such special dukes in the aforesaid premises as I day lie ordained .by the Boa rd- of - Metro , `petiti n Pellet, - The said board may direct the a perreat to euteeletit,..anymaeme hero the gropeiltan police when- , i over istichiStt ber shall be in search of propirty felett wily obtained, or in search of. ecuspeebeit. treaders ' , LO • esaminic,ther. booli s of air ifinbroker or :his businessl pram es, ell - e fi tiaifiellol l Flatefot•eity. 1 litenied redder - tit - dealer in ' second hand I suerchandite, or inteligence office keeper, orladetihuacce -of 'Vvisieh, telhritt. Jesieliy, or. t. suspected!-private-banktrig - binmer,,i or ether: daith lit' establielithehL'' Amy, siotC,atera-, ..ber of the MetrofOriblii fell* irhentheret bi hu orised An writinglirthe titbit euper-1 44.Ae:i eat, and hairagflb - hlifinsteasiorts 1 lawn roketa ieCifit or tioket, , shall be st.; - It(iielto examine the property purporting, Lobe swattLi . Vidged, or deposltekniset s aid 001010- - ii,l in whosesoevet rieleil safteffiopeßy,may be; but do-such` property shall be taken. from timpossesser. thereo without due p rocess Or authority of tea. Vtay ' vliffir Interference srith Aida , perintendent of4solittNOt Viltii - atkrMeoi: ' any ) & ril l :A P :T=6i t P II di gli trial b en . . 1 this s Bollis,WW:f ie toeioist and dna &S -olberg of duty, shall be purishabl e . es it P i e ° i r i = re., t; ?pa :'..,,,'7.ji,4-.;i4. :A ' I • a . ' ea ; es 1 ., That Shalt° rd of Metropo tad Polite ttily,"frim` gRo time butAtlthettt ,eispettee.tcrthe Um liintei;:.tiltehlisit, stations andistet t tion..hutiseii Or sab4lations and edltititaleh,` ,i „ houses at least opt, esch'iireoinet, for 'the 'ao Piliet4i.titirs..the tis seet of tif membets the pot oe force,' and se temporeey,platei. of,. de attars° or: Pertehs; attested. and r‘ler taken, *Biala fhe preoinot, No pe cia holding 44501) , undettids act, or the act b w hich IMO '. itt . :bli - iimeadment t shall be lisb to military/ o f jury. Acits, nor fit' sweet n civil proems, or to .servicei of slaps as from civil (mufti whilst actually on... Ant .• The ,meathme.., ;1,40 0 44,4 9, ,t, t t Nike, 6/ iiipStritencretit, and secretary, 4 -- O le by veste d with all thaposterketti; fero4. y 4oir. oPOskienteeless peddle and justice / of ' the ' peace in the 10410 'of Columbat 7. , The Idetil*/; ) 91:4 .:Beetfi Of . Polite, rid of the" pollee ` tom :laid; hied tropolt tt,,,poliee district, lehell l •pAtedi 10' every, p rt of the DiettletogStAetabiLalf ' - tho - oo OlO4, 111 # 7 ,04: - Aitiltarr Powom of' cbh:o4b ei, °stellate/. that...mew (mit, i pro, els and fet.,...the.eollectiowpf- 8%44411( private Aeigsrlit nwhiols , del:it:pin Zags,. •imposed for the , breath orbit ration or dinances...llo.'l.6'oi 'bis- - ..inciltidedi, - ,Onttlt, Br ""' 841124 i ' ll "7" 6l6 M r dl ol . lo eiti 6ll t i . iptie4otititiffix 4, liiki'br o rdina nce discriter., I ,,titt - t klifoli% rro o 4 l l ifii the itbrastkitil uollili .19)1 , , ~, . :Id; f , r. ~,,,. v:•%. e-if , * , Bea-ti . bo it lorther' enacted, That' itiii' aid ,14144 -- 9 f: folios ilia ; Itittra peitier/ and II ehill.;l* noir , dutyffroiii ititititol , . • . . time, to Select Ind employ from among the duly appointed and and ;qualified justices of the pence for the county of Washington such Justies or justices as maybe required and us it may deem ;proper, to sit at the I respectiii Station honks 'for the bearingof such !Amigos; asmay be; brought against Pommy arrested and _carried to said. tation houses;' ; and.. every . penan who shall;:be reentanced topay a fine and costs, or either, shall satisfy the same before being released, by Payment or by - giving security.. to the satisfaction of the „imam) imposing such the and 'costs: And when such security shall be taken, :the Jnitlei shall be held personally liable to said Board of Police for the amount, of the finn.arld.Collti r 4o be collected et him' s a debt duo and payeblel See. 7.4diul be if 'further evaded, That nornentbeg of theMettopelitarrpoliceforoe, under-penalty of. forfeiting the salary or pay which may be &a lb him, shall with ,draw- or- rettigur - except I - by ,periniaidon of 'the Board of Metropolitan Police, unless he 'shall have given to. -; the superintendent one menth's netioe, in,t•trriting, of such in tention. There' shall - be; no .lin:dation or restriction- of plata - of; residence, to any member of .the Metropolitan police fo rce, other thin residence within•the Metropoli; tan police district, aid it shall be the' uty of said Boatel-of: Pellets:to: cause the-loOtt tion of the patrolmen to be changedfiem time to time, as tha_eilhilency of tha force shall require. Seo. 8. And. be it .Iterther enacted. That the said Beard ,of l'olioe may appoint net exceeding six detectteetc•vilici shallreceive * monthly compensadon;of seventy dollars each. . • ; Sao. 9, And be it further enacted, -That; the board of police fir meritorious and ex traordinary • services . -Undated. by, "any any member of the Police:fake, in the. due die charge of his duty,,nsY permit any mem ber of the police force.; to retain for his own benefit- any rew ard or ;present - ten- I dired hit:tidaldor '• and it , shall . be cause oftemovalfmentheMetrepOitan police force for any membeethereofle receive any such, rewarderspresent vilthotitaailee thereof* the: Board at Metropolitan - Police. 'Upon receiving Said , notice' the said board may either order the said- r minnberte retain; same or shall - disPoititif it for 'lite benefit of the policemen's rood. All fines im posed by the Board of,Polimuppwmembers of the Metiopolitary police force, by *way • of discipline, and collectable from pay or salary, and all rewards, fees, proceeds of gifts, and emoluments! that may he paid and given for account, of extraordinary services of any , member of the Metropoli tan police force, (except when allowed to be; retained , by; said member,) shall be paid to the treasurer of the Board-of-Metro politan Police unless Otherwlie eppropri; sad by the board of pOlice. Sec. 10. And be it further enticted, That the several memberelof the police force, including the cominallotters of: police, stall hsve 'power and iauthority to imme diately arrestwithout warrant, and to take into custody any person who shall commit orthreaten or attempt to commit, in the presence of such member, or within his new, any breach otitis peace or• offence directly prohibited by act of Congress, or by any _ radium:tee .of.the city or county, within which thi iff,ence'is committed, threatened, or attempted;, but such mem of the police force shall immediately and • without delay upon _such arrest convey in person. such effendiit before the nearest magistrate that be may be dealt with ao cording to law,. tleo. 11. And be it further, enacted, That forithe bitter, exercise of the powers and duties hereinbefore enumerated the hoard of police is hereby authorised Immediately, and from time; 7o timahereafter, but,-with autos:pens° to the United States, to cause to be collected into a compact form all the lowa and ordinances; in -forms in the Laid Disixtok.laving relation and' applicable to police health, an d , publish, the same is a farm easily accessible to all members of thelcommunity as ,tta police code of the District; and the said code ao pre ps cl,• and such rulett as the said board of police msy from time to time adapt for the purpose of enforcing 'and. carrying; out the prosistons there‘if, stalizonstitute the law , of the said District Upon.' thatteri therein contained. Ainslie, or-parte' of laws in consistent with the! proviaions of this act be, and the same are repealed. Approved, July 16; 1862. . .. LPtratac+-No. 180.} i's 4cr repealing the law requiring bonds' of 'Paymasters and Assistant Puy masters OM approved byi the Jtidge or Attorney . ;, tape distriot inewhich'sucti Paymadier. l 64 or AssiatatiVlVlrtastei Shill reside. B it enactiii . ,o the Semis and Rouse of B sentatives of the United Stew of Amer ica is Cowers oisietble4That the law re. quieng the offtelal-bend of-iparos.ster - or ants at. paymaster In the navy' to` be' tip prey by the Judge or .Attor ney _ of. the • United States for the district in which such payrciaster or assistant payteastertiliall re.:. elide, be and the same is hereby repealed, and such bond shall be deemed • and taken' to ho deemed satisfactory , .and suf icient. whenever the Secretary of the Navy shall ..be atdisfied on such evidence as he shall eiinaifferproper that such bond ought to be ,app rad and accepted. A 1 roved julyl4, 1802: ' Eltntro—No. 161.] - ei t iadr making supplemental. apprOpria • one for. Mandry cavil. espouses 'of tthe Gotierament for the year ending :June thiitieth,2. eighteen .hundred ;and atity 7 -thrfie, . and for , the year 'ending 'Tune thirtieth, eighteen bundredeitisiztpteo, :•*-en % ten other purposes. 1., •• i •• •• • , ~.• Bs etametby the -Senate,mit Rouse "ri f .041 enfegiets , hf the United ZWa'of Amer, rank • riiartrembfed,-That the following) .-puma he and the: same • are' hereinafter '' &pm- . printed, , for , the 'objecti, ex pressed 'los the , fiscal • year ending the thirtieth, , of, Jane, eighteen handrail - 'and l am sixty- ree,iirls ii.ll . . - , ` ,41 :' - '. • ' . For go and per diem ,oetaPelOtallon ii-*lt esses,'and other iocidsintal expenses of the High Court of Impeachment-in the -case o West 11.1 Humphreys,' Jiidge b sf, tte - Distri '000; of, the; nited .Stites ton the. State ' terine4ia, ten driusand , dollars:, ' ' For shovers emplentabont'die" Hill. q. Bore ntativeri,"ons thotisand dollars.' • ;.'.For repairing custo,m•house rind ..post 'Mao° Bangor, Maine, ell thousand dol - `;:Frir glary of 'clerks , to onpnitteo on i l -'Public sndir4''. Plahtirisert , by ' . 'resolution •of the lio Ete.'of B4Opresentatises of May, twep,;..- tylese thieighteett,hundiedi and sesty4 two, eighteen, hundred dollars i• said sat o r 4 ,_ to 'coMminee with the data' et eel& resoitt tioi, arid the corn lierOin',Mentloned••iball be the Manneot his salary annually .;-, -,'• ;ff (File. slating ironledoe arkinntl l , kayfat,., ettt sq re and in; froUt'..ortfig' President' Hostile, no tholustad dollars. 1 To enable the.Presidentio'intri Ont'ilio sot Ar, nereai fciftlUiematioipatiolpt the arias- the district of Columbia; and to solotiii those to be made freobythe probs. vic,pi l age of a ' confiscation bill, . ' fire hun• thoneind dollars, to be repai d` to , tlie;Tre my Out of oonftsoateilliroperty to bCtainit t tha'distuation•of , the- Proildent ium the right oreoldnitiatlthfcif Said •pe Age:free ? and-in Rayamu - or i - tho nee:a/art impensea of their removal; ' •:., 11 Forelanktite trillia' Croitielbiatel , Dind:. Office at. Des Moines,7lowii l ttA be ilYbireid: by'. the itigliter;et:a ! .rate not Amen:ling. three dollars liewlitiyitrous lit si t titintf.first Ant 'oljecieintier, - eighteen hundret•end lEEE: '49:Abill'i4t4ll.4-:asuir,ii eitv 0 And silty-three, ono thousand. and thisty-elght dollete. i JOU l T L• Err TEMBER 26, 1862. For the pay of a commissioner and inci dental expenses under the "act 'for' the codification and revision of the laws of the District of Columbia," approved hlay twentieth, eighteen hundrtrd and sixty-two, the sum of three thousand! dollars. And so much of the above recited act as autho rizes the appointment of more than one commissioner be and the lame is hereby repealed. I ' Sec. 2., And be ft Intact enacted, That the appropriations heretofore made for tar nishing the Department of finite with How ard'i Reports of the Supreme Court of the United &stet; he applied tc Reports of the Supreme Courkof the United States under whatsoever Mame "published.. Boa. 8. And Wit further, enacted, That the salary of .tho Assistant Secretary of the Treasury shall be the setae as the As ■istant Secretary of the Navy, to commence with the present fiscal year. , • Seo. 4. And be it further enacted, That 'the following sums be and the same are hereby appropriated for the objects herein , after expressed, for the year ending thir tieth of June, eighteen huOdred and sixty two,, viz: :For coal and fireman to warm the Library of Congress, an account eta deficiency; for the flied year ending June ! thirtieth, eigh teen'hundred and! sixty-two • dollars, and for the present' fiscal year,itwelve hundred . . For the fund of the Patent Office, fifty thousand eight hundred and flftyfive. dol lars and fortymine'cents, tb supply* a de ficiency existing - under .thej act of March second, eighteen liundrid •Find slxty-onei entitled "An act in addition to .an act to promote the progress of the useful arts :"- Prosickd,' That the fourteenth section of said act be and she same is, hereby re pealed. To supply deficiencies in the appropria tion for rent of surveyor generals office ,in California, fuel, books, stationery, and pay of messenger two thousand dollars. • • For service on.suoh of the routes author "ited by the. "Ait establishing additional post routes" as in:the opinion of the Poet Office Deportment may :be 'necessary, ten thousand dollars: , , • . For expenses in carrying into effect the treaty with Great Britain, for the supPres-' Mon of the slave trade, the . tmun of fifteen: thousand dollars;': br eo much thereof May be necessary.: .'Sec. 6. Asa be it forth* exacted: That the o ffi ce of Markin charge of .tinfinisheid• surveys in the:General' Land Office under ; theactoftwenty-second ,Tithuary,'One then send eight hundred and SOY-three, be and: the same is hereby abolished: and the du- ties thereof-shalt - be trine ferred to the prin cipal draughtsman of ther General Land Office, or such other clerk as the Commis-- sioner of said office may deeignate. - pea. 6. And es it furteir esticted, That the sum of fifteen thousand dollars be ap 4uppriated, oat ofany money the Tress r ieit seamen 1 Is. d ilib a l i e Tt otherwise . ° a t h l m e P e r s b° 7 sl : l service ta ir e i f ° th di'd l e United orand'th e Stites ' to be expended under the direction - of itheSargeon General: approved, July ld, ISG2; , Tat: London Neter, in one of its Trade Clad. Finance prticles•saYs: "The- Wheat ardp in England generallT is below an av erage; that most'of the other crops are re latively better than, wheat,. tint Shut the te•-. ficisicy in the latter Will;not bo thereby' compensated, arid that, consequently, we shill have to Import 'more than the usual qatintity of , foreign: grain between the pria eat; date and neat harvest: Those perecins whit have already formed an opinion' that the harvest is a short one; express gloomy antigipations respecting the codas of af fairs during the coming winter, more espe *tally haying regard to the condition of ti*e to, anufacturing population and to the ' t dZarthof cotton. Upon this latter point, as betbre stated, we' fear that the worst fore bodings pow entertained will bo realized, for the raw material of the greatest of our manufacturers is abiotutely not to be had at ainylprice. The prospezct is constantly beedming darker." France the harvests are said to have ' fallen bele* the average, and that a large importations will be required. Itrcorxotsesscs - BEYOND CELIiSELLY. A reconnoitering party, under cbmmand of . Major J. M. Deems, of the Ist Maryland Cavalry, who is on Gen. Sigel's staff, and comPrismg two-companies of the 9th New York Cavalry, was pushed beyond Chan tilly yesterday. Thirty-nine stragglers 'Wert{ taken prisoners and paroled. No pickets of the enemy were to bo - seen. A quatitity of rebel knapsacks and camp equi page; and a large rebel silk flag, which bore evidence of having seen service, and of havihg belongedie the ,Beauregtird Rifles, Ware' also.captured. WHIG DEBT 07 ENGLUND - .L.-‘lllO *eight: of Eniland's national debt is estimated, in gold,ito be 8,282 tontir 'silver, 120,000 tone. 1 ,To transport it SOMAS a sea, in gold, soula require a fleet of 26 ships of 260 tone burden, or it might be ' carted ; by land in 12,680 one-horse carts; these would extend,. in's Single line, 65 miles. 281,709 twin might carry'it, each man to carry 50 pounds._ Put a in flee dollar:g - eld-pieeee, , and pile it one upon anothei, and it wonldbe 710 miles in length. , 'lmparasti haessf.—At dawn this morn irigan important arrest was made. One Jai. .0. Hotrod!, being • found" larking around the ;0141oldies's Home, the President's summer :idildence, and being unable ypiedmitikfor ; pralenee there, wee Seized Si 1,- espy and'oom luitted to the old Capitol Prisort.— Washington , Dispatch of Tuesday. „ . ..rEti draft. in Indians has been postponed to the;6th of 00,kotero - ' SUZIIIFF E.—e SALBy virtue-o 6: an Order of Fate, toned Ott OT tue Orobene Court 05 tilloioenY county. renolyitaals.and to the Sher ' lITOI 'odd county d Irected,'t here will be evened to -Pullin _Pale, on the prentlr is,l6 McClure townahip, on IIOND&T, the Oth day of October, A, D.1307,4t 'll o'clock p. Ali that dtairable' proletty situate In McClnrw, townshfp,sed adjoining the Menne of 'Befogs, late the properly of Mrs. 0 tittering Mgr°. deceased, being ent•lnt Ito. 3 in the vise of the hawse Tract oppo. site Pittsburyth, containing nine acres end seven and 11.100 Tenho on which la erected is , spiendkiAlaw . ,htlels mansion house, tmattng oi-theOhio riser,et. tatbed to mblehis • largb s lur of ground. The rr.-` wander, of the yroperty has born dtriietbra plan' into 78 est:diens I.nitellng lott„fronting ; on Arias streets, erith'erlde alleys in the rear. - . The pyopsrty will be offered In whole or in'par perte.orlbyginglelots, according to the said plazas Mos nary be t edvants grunt sq the patio:sin Interest, and te stilt DUI ahuers '1T;1011.-. 1 4 cash, 3, In. opt. year, and 34 Jilin ream fro* sue day at talc. olth Interest on the on-: pi:missile tnoney, to bo lowour..si by bonds and pwrimisc, lb. pomilLer I • ;, , . ' • ' /P ,41 "1Y 81 0 11 r —, iniatre4 °Mai: ' ..Plttsburkb. gent. 11368) 9UI Wt,HTUlilti f> AcApElly, .I,AIIO fill'i'ft - tier;'W fltiZoTl94.ll:l4fitill'lMAlitit..miltecanineriaeltm' 'Sinter fern of nye ciao er mootia On Abe , ba' o l . NylnPalliMa - NEXT. 121iii..couree tr kneantiva ii timo.gh endoMenitei, tle.lji it end alminged tirve °°lliptit;iArteZt NU or bin *Moot and It. tpnide;lir4thlact,b7:egm. gentlemen ot End mtpitience,lbil mei-eoesi' .gy A men owl megnegin ire me by Min. noldent Mecums. en agraotageeilico will be mi4 l / 7 appreciated by tlievattoris _ 'Y , Anartieraf lir molar ,the:Anggilg' ; kept a. rektmaztlit7gaWebbl , Z 4 tkostmattAT - taboos tot she yonmrs ltiOiettenullyrki•kocolin ' 110 -Mitleonni rilintrementeflO4o4rim lt sayiikr.'lntiv; lefeSitti ittin 'Literary ;11aportnients,, mom4r, 'nei hi'sMong.the bidet mi y ke Ix left Okikonnt: soplln • r. wrX,s, A. 11.. Piinelyny , TT y l Inc :Lot o v-.4.5v tierces Trir i ntyCkft!.l . l . W.Ati . .ftroa* „ „.{ ~, , igarAttitgegirrkt•tr.' 'Lllsl./Urd - 'Uotat'i B .P4 l ).: - .4t. 1 4t4r40r A 7 Wl:dry Imo, rimeln4 ata for ent• kr- • . W i ~ it i3;dr =` Vittsburgh 4,sani#4. S. RIDDLE & EDATQRO AND Pitoi,atrzross, Publication Office No. 84 fifth' Ni.tm HORNING AND EVENLY° EDI T IONS. paw. DONTAINING TEE LATZST NEW 13 N 7 TO TEE HOUR 07 PtTELICATION. . TERMS: Dioastse Evrrzos-46 per annum in at,Firet ar 12 mit per week from carriers. . . Evrinao Eornos-.43 p Fr= In adoinoe, or b mato pw ortiolltrcon ADVEB.TI6II!rd AT lIXASONABLEMATIW FRIDAY DOMING, SEPT. 26 ThePrpelamation of Liberty.. : , i As yet we are too near this , great 'act to es-J timate its importance. We may hold that it makes a turning point in the war, and in the policy of the Government , — b at, the moo of coming generations will read in their bisbuics that the 22d of September, ILo2,,was Made, memorable by this PieclaMstion. of Liberty, and witlithis mark of immortality, zit upon It, that it ever has been':and ever will ,iia held worthy of general celebration by freemen_ everywhere; and eipeeialli by tile ' American people—ants , iiiilded ' by Stliviris till ik ,ri.", etived its death-blow 'ea this:memora ble 4sy,. telt era long,Ond ever Sints,Maltociaiptiroes and hippy, under the mild, laws of...undis= turhe d peace—guaranteed as a perpetual pos- L , session by just government, admiaisteted. an cording to '1.111: COsarriorren, whenletter prated to mean name' jab yazziom. . ... If we thus endoever..te'reallse the greatness ; end far-reaching Inflocatee of.an event .of _out' owl tines, we may well afford to.overlook the petty atiA short-lived attenipts it ;3,pporitipki .: ~ the false reasonings of Seem, 'and the mor e Unmanning vim:Ter:alone el_o thers, incapa ble of clothes clunks show, otressoning; for we know that from. the 'Weaning each an element of resistance to the program' of truthl and -right•hos existed,'whether"Oillerafie - 2 Cain, the murderer, or Belial;' the' add' titi.: clean of thesplrits of evil, aibt antient Chia, or, as in our own,. after the' New - Yolk Hite& and the SetanloSchoel, with its primacy' SEW partraosita of loao-foodsoidatreakitirldge ”troiai.; oaracy," and pro-slavery .00niervatism? i '''' Gov. 3lanly, and Rebel Persons and Propeqy Lieutenant • Thomns Earle, of the. Tann, ty4fth Massschnietts "Volut.tatis station al at Newbern,Morth Caroline, had resign- ad and returned home, • after• a year's service, including the. fight at Roanoke ,le land: He tesigns because unwilling to give, Lin life to the special proteotion of rebel per sons and property, and to standing"guard, while, under Gov. Stanly's express- ordere,- the national treasisre is ,wasted feeding, the wives, daughterii and slaved of rabid/ nor in arms .shooting down - oar 'ioldierd fi" Mariland. Mr. Earle is ;widely' and boners , ' big know - nits a Republican And a.rnezehant, and bid testimony, entirely unimpeachable; wilt have greatweiglit in this Ccrimonwealtit: , Qstan Troatcript.% " • nothing has the Presidtmer goodnesa of heart, and his sincere -.desire for Abe. restora-‘ tion of peace . and good will - baidi more strongly manifested - than Jo - "the appoint ment of the Ran.' EDWAID " 6Tinax y, witironr - Governor of the small ;concitioted section of North - Carolina. Ea; was On all bands believed to bo a . truli loyal min; and perhaps he is, in the border-state sense of that` term. Ile was certainly onset the mestlodp': vier, distinguishsk and estimable eitiseni of that State, He had suffered for hie fidelity io the ;Union, and men of all parties hailat his appointment, when it was , made, as veryJn-: Melons one. . . Wall, he has been thoroughly tried,.aod it Li; clear frOinithe whole tenor of lila administra, j tier', 'that however 'Much he may !ove . , the : Carlib and the, eanstitiition of his,ootintg,ho loves slavery more.: lie 'will save ihe Val@ it he can ; but be:- will pieserre , every. at all bawds. This wasjaVineed' in 'thi . very begliming.of his adralnlitratlon'. in °tering the sobools, for oolored'people;and ratiiin'-' bioontrabmids to thoir °wile:raj whetheirebil or idpl. , lruO il!lbataketl .out of the positlon he took to „ toghtd to ; thkaohiooll fa?: inch 'an outrage oonid ntit.leboiii••at: all; but. his beginning showed plainly What.hirsanti.. 'manta were, and :that he mu more devitods - to bra crfra alate,lts insiltutioris and lawsejthan he was to the , great trait with whioh sha war laveqed. Now we gnd him rendering aid and comfort to the enemy by feeding and pro 6. tattli4 the ,families and slaves ,okrabein ih :GOT. 6TAassr 41: 401141.111/tly 'for .o...the' Constitution, se, It .la"—wbleboteeording to the binder. gist& interpretation, is nothing more ` nor loss than-ibe, conservation 'of slave ; oven though .the - nation , should It La horrible outrage to place. and keep, 'high-rniudec orthern freemen ;under-snot sathollty,. Officers, Uke when, di/galled, ma .resign;. but the , poor soldier of the 'ranks has no inch mean of escape from a eerrice which ,his „seal abhors.- Those - It stipretne satboriei ought to think , of.thls. It is wreicg r it is dangerous, to outrage the sea- Umenis of Ern whosesenstat r3Orand.rai l iii is as. oe end si siserod'ii or the'higliest. Acting Rear , Admirals :Appointed:? The; fplioning office rs hive becti appointed . acting Admirals pa tttein respective C°nlab"ri, CGAE*4#II ,Paeignagitadrori. ' ' cotanoderstielisslearWilkei; . Medical:Atte sPeoiali7. o o.44 6 .siliitdrati•itcitc:t 2 t , 0011 odor° - lian4tcr f , csenalliniag . SaitonMillbrae : tiding igtinirpn. 'Ctittroitodore Oharlea Hairy litebyteicialiaj lag ailed 1 .c.:I I V opipipdkg Horns ttlantio blockading nuttlion: Dtir~arcas or ra ' This nrifirA,nt„ol.4 p i nk ki ! q, weeksitinijan iioadf *'o,atjcapa "Ps4ss oiled tut — T 9ul4 t OM' So; , , the ssm~e destination I , nt npp, }pd r4sni , .f!tb# l, liiiroedffiinie''ine both' abore'*d deck., to changes have been nindd In her ai .eera. They appeared-in-car entstunis pre= 00 , ! •,44 er 411P,Ttn431. Sbe.lenven ninny an. anzi,o,us h A eart lA's eittfor her future r# ~ 7 . tare:.;;•Phit.../r4.; nekte#, ". 4 . -' tint . Main . tile`itYll' 41:it Itli ' iL I#4l#i lila liffy-twe ni6a • iiiiiieifin'iiie greet ~1 1" 0 *a Tet!*ez i rs(PleweLb.r.-auly Son swell brisk stores. clne4hl44 burned., oniktthir a r &Witted; antes thini.inhebitect. only .1)7 tier poorer , elasies, 'Cliirleitott * is: DIP ilia!Visolled chalice' she . tailiaisd 'tax AhSet oltr i s rub" ~, ___ A:WA 811 ,; 61 , 4 T,C ? PiIF g: ITVRAIS T, sop , Ao: s 'Am", , i ga'AFWifti‘Amin , voima pii aif 1 '4:nor ititief,Fil.g . tanainii oi , ak ileitis - Is Goil- 1 listr/ /Cis probableile illitiS Stift.` hl l li . : Tnarek, nineteen regiteenta*.niunp. i 111.10:taa, and some ten or twelve In in.:- i anti, awaiting orders from the Govern-, - " - • - • . . . . LXXV---NO. 267.. Eimm The ;President's ',ProClamation • Washington. - - -Ths followhig, from the Washington Mr. rerpondenee of the New York Via/ma, will be reed with interest: The one topio of dlawassioa in the city to-day is. of course, the -Presidents proclamation, • whieltis hailed, with the most, joyful anthu alum by the real' friends •nf theidliministra tion, and meets with more . general approval from others than would have been, anticipated. Few venture. to dealers that they arethem selves decidedly' opposed to the policy which it inaugurates;: bot some are on the fsnoe, and some °has their :heads and express appre hension respecting the course which the Bar der States-or certain Genera may take. Robot' dues _to thatwill himself deseit'the Government beck 0:of this great blow which it has dealt the" hellion ) but on., casionaUf alparson•batima 'that;iis neigh bor.may do , 50..., Now and, wale timszk is. heard that the Presldent hes, n driven into the policy of emancipation by onbide4l=o4, ; a swot preposterous statement.- FortearlYs• year E r r, Lincoln is known - to haswithd-the queition''Of Slavery, in connection with the rebellion, under his motiftheightfar and 'de i lberate consideration. - • - •••.• Within the last few months, perceiving the great pregress which publio opinion was ma. king; lie has. given atilt closer attention to the question, has invoked counsel :from all dl= - rections, and has looked to , : Providepeo f for the true solution Of the great problem which, ' as he told:the deputation , from' , the - religions man of Chicago, welkin his thoughts eilghrand day. • A number of weeks since, - was,,as we . . telegraphitillth's - tioiath ago; on' the point of ' issuing a proclamation whichaxed theist of December. as the day of Emancipation, and • • weienly dissuaded at thit time from doi n g _ . so k bv the 'strung opposition ' of his Cabinet. • !Fhb., statement .thas been .3 denied, but it is substautiallytrue..,_ The pirSolarloatfon now issued is improve... -billeVeraT i msterial respite' upon the: , rejected one... 'twee written on Sunday; and was laid- heron the - Cabinet at enextthordi-... ear*' toothlike 'Yes aid:4. EierY •mereltar, • with Pe r haps a , tingleeseeeepption,le the person •• ••• of Postmaster General 131*,togreed wit ; end .will give it his hearty support. Ail accepted It cheerfully, thindieating the idopiielt of a ipolicy.whickthey- hadjong been nrging.l It its to be "Oiled that the_ proclamation, is. the President's awn' Work, written 'withiint sullation,.inot alteredithr, 11.:atteirild &Vali; very slightlyoth,Cle after theCabluistmettlegi- - . , and published to the world With thforityreight", , • hours of itaeompeifion: " 7 = • • - ' Viewed., in..one light, this.: proclaniatimi - fa wig - mated eiorywhere, gen, ilektyektef tines: and`dpinicins exelliitetlbypro-elearezy synapa- have been hard •exvitar within week, -- • "give us any policy rather than-none,"i,w,Peo. claim Freedom, rather than telt between two, • paths"? the cameo- men' coy now, the direction - of thw,was ia l the-. Cabinet :and' the Bald' shoold he contiod. to men who h•artilywp,r proin Of the P'resident's policy. • Thooe are -for thi• -- Admittiotratien alone' should he • ' -pat in places.whera they We required tether,' = out the will of the .daministration,.and the - -- PreOderitithonfd see telt that •no others p enny places:of treat. • •--- ; : The friend* of the.proelametiouregua Gee: _the beginning or the end calcalated to .septa-, rate thesheep frotethelanti in the North; to insure the; ectiopereition; iof lilUoyal then to'• ') the South in the work of crizhing ..the rebel lion ; to' put foreign intervention one, of the _question lieneeforrward; audio bring this - greaf stress's: spectly to.is Some, specular, v: lag on the probable reeponse of. Job Deviate. • this terrible declaration of war,:wonder teeth- ,* sr he may not declare imtnediete tion.kinieslfrand.incuire,-what:thitet such s d r atilathtiotr Would:: laver-whether tho •i • would-Piep sit 3 the hands of his -meter at,. orate ratherathen• wilt lc lthriared days for , it at the harideof his real itTirtipf, the Government,they `ei'irlitoticie. :Bat this.eerf,--, thinly seems to be the only tramp; card tit Jeff . .' Davis's hand now, if the ptholaresition•ta in..' fortiect in its entirety. , . There iris:grief grounds for thinking that the remits :or die - adoption- ' of the pelicy or which: this , taper is the annourerement„ will ba• • soon apparent in the Departmente ; the ,... -South-and - of the Gulf: Gen: Butler will be allowed,witbotll interference , to Patti' allow:- - - d.frise! for assistance; as .110-prvpdised fecise hid white ioldterr wine not ' . • sufficient for the work cut outfor blur to del and Gen... Mitchel willte enabled to effect what Oen. Hunter attempted, and.would. haves°. isomplished had the Government given him its hiarty aupport::i ; 1 ; • • ' ' Gorreeponddints porn Ziewollrividrui lira 11 ° ,1 longer write as, one did, hie letter pubWhed in.,yesterdscri:lfernkl, that it is' the"army alone whield,preventanine , teriths - ofitlie - be gmes on the, banks of the Bilasialippites _,Mace fifty mites - above "NeW Orleans from ;owning within Our ' Nor will these who': '" - here had.the daring to, breakthrough all bar... 'stirs be shot down.in. the streete lA.& city, .governed`by a ljniin General, into Which they . hid troho -,, his-tes4Oh , trt% Irtodont; ' fitters t(tar_botooliod, to the .linitat States L . - service be abandoned to their Bohol- master,, tie.wee'the cede The prochenatitin - it great as it etaedii;init'! - ' ,- . = Itreillevatiliieiha -Amite which it will-. beer,- Per Clain of 'Mita we' lien not be ,obliged. to , wait far 'the iipttation of the hindieit days gracti.- The. President, maned llifit. ;welt tt , 9 - • very eloquent lottir from, that eminent. Bea) k roost, Hobert Dale Gwen, in Whi;he urged • him to Llano, sale- has done, a p lemation of freedom ct theerldration oft the-sixty deps of grace allowed by the . Couliseation Humid— , :patio's " - Gois. , Hooker declared 'with...great freedom' . • th&t. PrNiernation, wan issued too late,' rather too early , that the time hail arrived when it was linpoisible to Priam:Re— the-war „vigorously and with a - certainty' of ' rumen 'without it. Promieent,WesterriTir-- F giniseilleir Ili' the - tin, say that the Preil-. dent's Proelamaticui - e freedom - Willie hear; ' 4 tiny endorsed by cmsjerity,cf,the loyal pee% pie of Abele State thin rlai4 ; . ,The pnblfe'llentircieitt of - 'Western ime ; undergone* change; they say;" since Cariile Asa plettedta ;the tienote.: ,,, The - :rebels here are greatn - frightened by the ap pearance"- the President's' PrOciamition: • .Walt had been stied ifkasar'tki les lai i; tbst they, didn't believe, the real wolf, would eves come.. He lined Vile-erne. • .B.eliele.grcepgrinw.to Opciate ,„ „•.W. , t.. „ •„ • of the:. xrobol,Ord7 stenos Rietimond we that ptipsiations ' , tar filidet • ''Eteeetel rle.yirtiPler,ere being oaesouttited • would, emu:from tble„ . thaz,,FloYdtsleskineeitenrlivi trispeietiene oitiTeik.A•N_NteerVArraq.bare twat' SiS tebetsbligigAire thetigreittepetiole-otVirgiebittolr toresief '..54 Iliiiearenee. of Ployd'e Wee? , wait' woad' net be 'setentibincif lie were shortly. I.la,laskerlils 9 'erly tettese' litotiii*e ?7 ,baelatinntege:ofilts iteptoteetbd I:4 , • ededitien; Roge.sed, Akita ,pxby,,„,„ ateith.•bee-etipteted*Child'XiindelY. - TUT, Atetitlyenev r ,tajubt , artilety Vii g l2 4 l Can . 1 0 , 01 11 W ° 644 ', 1 114414ber :by pointiiiidet it'lerge arley-_-therey Find that tlieoet.tuaw.4l43isr Voiietiee: - It 7 bad teoz,vl4ezik;Abtegdopron!rtheline . ot z ... , the 'Eget Teineesee Ae.pkitroad,„l , %bore erbeld'biiio; Kola" Xle:ifeltemfege-Reo,ithe,rebepieb •t„:1-_ rebel lugs EsiA,APA- 12. 9 0 ,11 Welt, tbireeeepattentof rbrenessee Ts tee -• tuoet Isopoo,{ten roesosicidellelesethla t eb = “ - .. Bei ire„ers gej,Sing.,erexpecf#benirite. , ,.ti , T .„. 111.1ge Viair;prto , tbsinfee,Tryl ovirrithortaprobeldoite -11841 ; • • . 1.1,510 eqvii eqi '1 • ".'.i/o"ga I ttri'bistiiiitSl-:ProTeiiiii ' !" Ocaltaleo of the scientific , surrey et Melee, xliF,Plm kt tbstr,,bs, had tbov-tit "-kt al f trli 44"Tlri9g OR' 25th Vteir'n• ot"l'ilnbetee, - stiotit.Wtieen . twent y tollerlitee'ef of , 10sEssitastpittit , enlyt ogoadoebstes tolled ` , ' l, '• goldbab gold 0'1;04 purityv,--Ibtiogollt Übe thseet Taegierslaplaqr FlATtcla" `Lsesuiyell: 4 'ifi land 85 Dena' vets, lete : B6yworthslOpertdot:" ;e t at*TlfilYestif4 smlstitzlisSektuoietto . `Dotirble4 l M - c=a.fin 4 4.41 1 4"p.7a1 - tau by'ilierWarte 01, oaths Ist of October, be transf-forreally to • ' the Navy Deptetraeut. -'E ..7 c."- , ‘• 1 • , a
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