, 1863-02-14

COpDerhead Commissioners from
Illinois and Indiana at
Richmond.
What the Rebels Comfort
Themselves With.
THEY APPLAUD THEIR NORTH
EIkN STHlPATl1lEEHS.
from tue Richmond Dispatch. Fcb.s.1
TuE STREET AND OTHER RUM0R3 YES
TERpAT.

TERDA{.
Yesterday, during the day some excitement
created BY EN- it thas eomm,s
States Of Illinois and Indiana, invested with
authority to negotiate treaty Of alliance BE-
trctn Mose States and the States cf the Co,Jtd-
eyaey. wifhin thirty days, unless peace PROPOSE
tions were sooner made by the Administration
the action Of the States in question
was based upon deep seated op-
position to the Emancipation Proclatna-
tion Of Lincoln. Wc ore inclined to beliege, as
Tic res7'us V inqni'y on Tic sutject, tlat gti.tls-
1Mn from Illinois aud Indiana hz7e recently ar
rived Z. Mis city. but that they came accredit-
ed with the powers attributed 10 them is not
| probable, from the fact that We have no ac-
count ofany State action looking to the :tp-
pGintment Of such commissioners.
IFrom the Richmond WhIg, Feb. 81
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
1t WAS currently reported yesterday, that
commissioners from Indiana, Illinois, and
other Western States, arrived in Richmond
the night previous, for the purpose Of nego-
tiasinE with the Confederate Government
| upon some method Of bringing the war to
close. When it is asccrtained f6at this cxtra-
ordinary Intelligence Possesses the merit Of
truth. the newspapers will lose no time in
communicating it to the pnblic.
- Immediately after the adjournment Of the
House Of Representatives yesterday, Guyer-
nor Foote desired that the members would
give him their attention for d moment. He
said that II had been proposed to hold meet
ing Immediately, from which the public would
mol be excluded, in order TO glve expression
to the qualification which al1 must feel III re-
g'rd TO the glorious news from Kentucky.
What news Is that: W asked Mr. Lyons.
"Why, that the Governor Of Kentucky has
ordered out G0, 600 tro"ps to crush the rule Of
AEo}itfonlsm in that State"
os,-od aaSe,.,, ~ ,na,nrsr. Ao' ''o ''31e'1''''1
MThis !; r.r,i,.d Foo,c utb.t news has
hccn rccr,rcd ,rI,;rb the Krntu"t,v t1rIr~,tion
| ~. i1is,osaJ - ha1;arn,'
"Ohf oht On - from all parts of tho hall.
,rd thc enncrDr,t;on i,,,msd;ateIr dfsncrssd
We NAV aiu fhat tlis news was brought to
| this ri, = ;wo fays aro by a Lynchlunr 1aprr.
with no other foundation than rumor from
Knnyvi1lc- IF Il has recctred anv confirmn~
tion. Wc hayc yrt to learn thc fact.
r,o eo,,o,,,,,o =. ~ .,,,.a ,ftho p,a,,,a
| Aae ioi'o"'"s - NV e'oeo VI 'no faehillouo
rebel Congress on the Soll ult.:
| s1-pp1 Eurvr.pv
~, '""'. A.'.' - -..
Mr: footeL1 aih requested TO ask the mem
, ustS !" lenaln a. loE an n9ur IN os,er u aola
renero1lv arr 17ot eycirdr1 ~ renjcS ov.r ~,
Glorious news from Kentucky. >1S
|Great confusion and laughter. Cries OF
| HWlnt il it ~ HOrdcr!" "Drder!HT
MT. Footc-Tlc news l,as arrived from Ken.
tucky that the Governor Of that State has
called out Co GOO 1ucn to fight AGAINST the Lin.
| c,1n Goyernment
iCrics of WWlcre Is your authoritys
Mr. Fonte-IXc uers has arJi,td aud MI.
RS cood rood =: r"at II s,1vht,r % ~ and RON,
fussion. ~SA
Eye"1, ,ncn,hcrs
-. c,..-1s..
lfsoni ''e ~1a'iosle w. VI He"otlnt, Ftp. ~
Inc news from inc North shows that the
paa1y rnere IL 1aso1 o. peace IS increasing and
t. tha f;nc'ln adm;n1e4 IN a Tphos.a!vn H., sa
10 tne Lincoln Aa'n,hlstralion AND me war
Many icaung g. men t',, annoe,sa an arnllstlct, ana
soule ucc4aic trns nul!e TUG! nle ~ 1asoF o.
lesto1ing thG gnlon u rossip!e, they desire
Psot;a,, Peaes tssn 'aes A@'e " s"oinl1 " nna
seTalAlig.u.
ine lauule oi tne enemy 70 1aAc VicSsnnfe
anu opsn ~ .Hisss'EslPpi river, seems 10 htFe
eiousea aeeE ieeIlhg III Tue Noftnwe5leru
ota.ss aEalhst t4g "ae, a!lu county and STAY
conventions III illlnois. inataha.etc., arc quite
15ee IN expressions 81 bltter cnmtty to the
o4ahgs a Ttpo7 Mos t0e pfoMe 9! 1na'an" ar
"6oHff 10 rise IN arms aJafHtt ne LAcoln corsra
'Mnf VIC are NOT s"'pr1s'd a: o@ tbs.
From the Lynchburg Republican, Feb.4.l
The conservatives Of tho North are nj
longer !r9nbllng themselves about how th'
war shali oe eatfled on. put rather, how 1t i
10 be stopped. Inc desire Tor peace IS be
cunning 70 manifest tselt with tue masses. .ant
thc Northwest cries out against the Admins
tfatl"n tlat Is Ra5lnG thls war Of con4ues
against the nontn- Ar. VallahulGham, Q
Uh1o: @ho IL re leader o. TIC peace party II
tne M NoItaSfn congress, oenserea recentIy
sPeeen nohS - lae tel1ilaatlol u tne WAT
aiaa ''sEis sHNs dle Pluuaolf tnose o1 tA
neace laIsy IL !ne NoFin, tney nasG mor'
.n,t +7ta., .,e4in.' aoa "te enae'eo u
III s.sa, -. - .',-.....st,. Observation-Disclosures.
nsfon 'he Augusta e,5a.' cons'itntiona'1st.1
Ihere are inkllngs Of disposition among {
GIn Uhilea etates 70 DTlDg Tic war TO close
Ihe rarty ~ opposition to the Adln'nistr:s
tien III ashlng,"n dcpoaneeE l-inc&ln mode
o1 conaue1ahe the WAT, MS Emancipation pol
ICY. MS many anu gross usnrpatlons OF powcl
and LIS VIOLATIONS OF the Constitution. Thi:
ra1iy Is tired OF tht war, na now wased. ans
VIC nope II IS really tired OF prosecuting :
Wnr NJ :ul upon thS confederate States. Bu
N"rthwestcrn States recall their armies from
t!ic u nsla, ana W. 1iscy 40 e: u they would
l!ie ~ Nou.a os !, nila VIII teJoac1nS anon:
", !of " sAou1u !!e'l !1el surg OF o'ihsfns
: lac eonIte. ~ s!'eeuy closc' but II = ne
Nels !I',o'olc tna' 1Aey VIII Il" anstnlhs
: ene hlna.
, ltfom the Charleston Courier]
Foremost among these States in opposl
ton to the Administration aud tic party t31a
control public aRairf III the United States, ct
: the powerful and popular Sra es Of IIlinoi
and 1naaha' inc fesolnt1ons ADOPTED nnanl
as33ctaa, - .1rD1.. :.ne -: 4'
Inst n,oii,h. show p1ai,jy That thc neon}c :
that state are fully a7roEc tn +hc cS1,s fh6y A.
t suffering and do not hesitate, W to i,rnnd nd NJ, Il,