The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-01-16

Carol, of Memphis, has resigned his
position in the rebel army.
The rebel Congress, which adjourned
on the 18th Of October, will reassemble
on the 18th inst, in Richmond.
ROBERT W. TAYLOR, of Ohio, was
nominated as First Comptroller Of the
Treasury, in place of Mr Whittlesey,
deceased.
THE Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road will be repaired so that trains can
run between the two cities by the lst Of
February.
THE Governor of New Hampshire has
postponed the draft in that State sine
die. 1t was to have taken place on the
9Th inst.
MURFREEsBoRo' is now entirely de.
serted by our advancing army. Gener'
al Rosecran's headquarters is now ten
miles beyond.
LARGE shipments Of artillery and am
munition left Columbus, Kentucky. on
the 9th inst, for Gen Rosecrans' army
ct Murfreesboro.
Four complete batteties were ship
ped from indianapolis on January 9th,
to supply the place of those lost in &C.
tion at Murfreesboro.
IT is also stated that large amount
of Confederate bonds, secured by a
pledge of cotton at seven cents per 10,
has been sold in England
THE State Fund Commissioners of
Ohio left Columbus on Monday FOR New
York, with four hundred thousand dol.
lars in gold to pay off the interest on
the State bonds, s.
IT is reported that the rebels attacked
the Federal troops at Moorfeld, West
ern Virginia, on Saturday last, and that
on Sunday reinforcemeuts arrived, and
4 the rebels were driven back four miles.
THE Philadelphia Press received yes
terday morning a special dispatch from
Nashville, which says that all the bridg,
es in East Tennessee have been burned
by Union troops, Thus cutting off all
communication with Richmond.
IT is announced that there are now at
sea forty vessels that have been fitted
ont and loaded in British ports with a
view to break the blockade of Southern
ports. These vessels are laden with
arms, ammunition, clothing, shres, me.
dicins, &c.
A LETTER carrier, named Williams
r was arrested few deys ago, near Har'
, per's Ferry, with one hundred letters
from Dixie, addressed to parties in Bal
timore, New York, Boston, London anC
Paris The letters were all destroyed
G and Williams took small quarters in th,
e government prison.
i THERE is q conflict ofjurisdiction be
tween the military and civil authoritie
at Indianapolis. Judge Perkins, Of tn
: Supreme Court of Indiana gives til
S federal authorities distinctly to under
+ stand that he will issue the writ Of ha
s beas corpus, and try whether the militar
or civil power is triumphant.
y THE State debt of Missouri is $24
734 900, to which must be added de
fenSe warrants amounting to $4,000
:. The State has loaned to the railroa,
is companies $23,70l 900. Except th
i Hannibal and St. Joseph road, none @
+. the railroads have paid interest sine
If January /, 1861.
The official returns of the soldier
vote Of Wisconsin foot up as followS:-
!, Republican 6,44
:, Conservatives 2,3l
:" Wisconsin has forty thousand men
-, the field, thirty thousand of whom al
m 10 voters. 1t is asserted that no effort WI
y, ~ made to take the votes of regiment
! a known to be democratic.
r. THE New York Commercial says;
le "We have private information fro
Or Washington that another attempt is
contemplation to compel the Pres
dent TO remodel his Cabinet, at least
" the extent of changing his Secretary
State, and that the same Senators
made the former raid are organizr
this"
e. IT appears that Jim Lanes contr
he band soldiers of Kansas have been ful
he recognized by the government, and a
70 to be paid their thirteen dollars
month, the same as our volunteers wi
fought at South Mountain, Antieta
and Fredericksburg. Lane has be-
it ont to'Leavenworth, trying to organi
ut. four or five more niger regiments
mt Kansas.
" "'n' SENATOR FEssENDEN's financial met
" ure, in amendment ofthe House, antht
~ ICES the borrowing of two hundred m
= lion of dollars 100 million Of dollt
,us W in coupon bonds, at an interest not
~ ~ ceeding six per centum, fifty millions
'0' dollars to be issued in Treasury Not
N. payable in two years, at four per c'
tnm, and fifty millions of dollars in
in gal tender notes without interest.
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