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ons will, take place, and we trust the people will look after the men who misrepresented them in the legislative halls of the nation. Let every man of them get leave to stay at home in future, and let a totally different set of men be sent to Congress. Let the Wades, the Chandlers, the Sumners, and the Wilsons be consigned to oblivion, and let patriots and practical men take their places. Yankee accounts from Fredericksburg. A correspondent of the New York Herald, writing on the 12th inst. from Fredericksburg, notices that trade is increasing there. The brute says that "New England calicoes vie successfully with the sombre crape of mourners for rebel fathers, husbands, and sons." The cotton factory is again at work: Though seventy miles from Washington, and at almost an equal distance from Richmond, the heavy boom of guns roll in upon us from both Capitals; and while to-day we may hear the cannon at Arlington, the south wind to-morrow may bring us the roar of battle fr