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10 Washington 20 consult with the President.
Rosecran. is reported 20 have been superseded
hv Grant. Ills offence was, advancing from
Chattanooga without orders Rosecrans has
gone to Cincinnati, and Gen. Thomas ia IN
command. ..... Gold rose from ljs to l43 per
cent. in New York Quite a panic in the
marEef Liverpool dates Of 18th say Lairds
rams have been seized by the Government,
snd that Russell had yielded to pressure from
U. $. Government.
CHARLESTON, 2jth Weather stormy and all
quiet THE notorious Col. Cliff the most
disreputshle Tory Of East Tennessee, is said
10 have been captured with dispatches from
General Thomas saying Rosecrans has been
superseded and Grant placed in command Of
the armies Of Ohio, Tennessee and Cumber-
land Thomas is now in command, but Grant
will be there in few days
Pascatoula dates of 23d report thirty.eight
refugee. from New Orleans. Havana papers
express great fears Of an instruction by rea.
son Of the absence Of so many troops sent to
San Domingo
Some Of the Yankee papers say If Rosecrsns
is reinforced he will probably fall back to
Tulshoms if superseded by Grant forward
movement will be ordered.
The Caucasian, paper in favor Of Southern
rights, was seized in New Orleans, aud its
circulation prohibited
The correspondence between Commission
ors on tho subject Of the treatment Of Morgan
and his men has been made public.
Total number OF prisoners in Richmond is
littls less than twelve thousand Number re.
Gently sent in by Gen, Lee twenty -four humid
red and -ixtytwo.
Der. 2Sth--New York papers Oath say, re-
port Tint Dahlgren had been removed was
certainly untrue. Notes between Dahlgren
and Gilmore denying any disagreement, had
been published.
Meade returned TO his command, and altho'
hisrcmoval had been reported, and Sedgewck
OF Sickles substituted in his place, his inter
view with the President il said to have been
perfectly satisfactory and he has orders to
follow UP Lee Immediately. v
Baltimore American says The Federal army
viii take . new route, aud extensive prepara
lions are reported as going on
The Etna from Liverpool, has arrived with
dates to 18th inst A guard Of marines had
been placed on board the Confederate rams
seized IN The Mersey.
Tia New York Herald Of the 22d contains
letter dated tho 10Th, protesting to give the
outline Of treaty between the Pope, Austria
France, Spain and Confederate States---the
latter siip7ilating, upon the guarantee of their
lndepon5 ence, never to endeavor to annex any
portion Of Mexico or West Indies. The writer
ntna'cs. Mt some length, that tn, best policy
TOR Lincoln, under the circumstances, is to
make peace with the South. and let two Re-
poblics work out the problem of mans capac
iIy for selrgovernment.
Bennett attaches Importance to the letter,
blow ut the rebellion, for by prolonging the
war, dangers increase a European interven-
ton will lie a'most certain, aud general war
throughout christendom ensue.
ltlcuvoSD, 2Gth --Meades headquarters at
Warrcnton, Confederate troops destroyed
railroads ia that vicinity.
CHARLESTON, 26th --Enemy's batteries at
Gregg and Wagner opened fire at II o'clock
Yesterday from eleven guns, directed at Sum
Ter and Fort Johnston. Monitors also en-.
gagged. In all, they threw about one thousand
shot, of which lGj struck. Some Is shots
were fred at Moultrie from l2.pound Parrots,
No damage done.
CuICKAMAtGA--Dates from Missionary Rdg.
93d say heavy rains falling, shutting out view.
On the sab, four brigades enemy moved down
the river, as if to make attack on our forces
at base Of Lookout mountain After manuu.
vering for an hour, two brigades returned; the
other two took shelter under banks of Chick
amauga creek Moccasn Point battery open
ed fire upon Hoods division, which it kept
up steadily ali morning. No damage done.
Ocr Goth At Democratic meeting in
New York, whilst Judge Retts was urging
avigorous prosecution of the war, he was in.
terruptcd by loud and repeated CITES of "peace
peace
Correspondent of Herald says Louis Napo
leon is making very great preparations to in
tervene in favor of Confederacy, and that he
is sending weekly, large supplies over to this
continent, pretendedly to Mexico. Sixty
thousand soldiers have already been sent.