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ess of Richmond. Mr. Dyerle introduced a resolution looking to the development of the internal resources of the State; to the cultivation of everything useful, and the exclusion of everything that does not enter into our necessities. Mr. Saunders, of Richmond, from the committee appointed to confer with the Confederate authorities in regard to the modification of the tobacco order, submitted a report, which was satisfactory. Mr. Saunders reported a resolution looking to the introdMr. Saunders reported a resolution looking to the introduction of a bill to provide a volunteer police force for the city of Richmond in place of the present organization, and the resolution was adopted. The bill to authorize the Central Lunatic Asylum to obtain cotton, cotton cloth and cotton cards, and to exchange the same for supplies, was taken up and passed. The defence bill to organize and enroll the Home Guard for local defence was taken up, on motion of Mr. Anderson, and considered at length. The House, at 1 o'clock, went into