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human lips, and not to make a face about it. I don't believe there was any necessity for this surrender. I am strongly inclined to believe that we would have been all the stronger for this difficulty with Great Britain, for it would have made us feel the necessity of making short work with the rebels. After further debate, the House passed the bill by a large majority. The Mayor of Alexandria, Va., on the Southern rebellion. The following substance of the remarks made by Lewis Mackenzie, Mayor of Alexandria, Va., at a Union meeting held in that city on the 8th inst., has been unavoidably crowded out of our columns till the present issue: I am not, nor is any Union man in Alexandria, accountable for the coming of the Union troops here. The Secessionists brought them here, and on them let the responsibility rest. I do not believe they came with a view to interfere with our slaves, or to interfere with slavery. They had a right to come to endeavor to restore Virg