, 1863-01-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

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WASHINGTON, JAM a5-7 p. H., 1868.
Tue President Ia closeted this evening witA
Capt Fox, the Assistant Secretary Of Navy, to
the exclusion Of all visitors" This fact, with
the recent collection Of Ifon-clads towards iii
important Southern port, give. rrnewed
reasons for the belief that important naval
movements are on the eve Of accomplish
ment.
Rev. N. D. Conway, late Of; Cincinnati,
preached In the Senate chamber to-day to |
crowded and brilliant audience on the Ne |
gro and the savior Of the nation Large num- |
bers Of Senators md Representatives, Wen !
del Phillips aud other prominent men we're
present Several OF the most radical deslara- |
tions were warmly received.
The Government has declined to build for
japan the two ships Of war to pay for the
construction Of which eight or nine hundred
thousand dollars in gold were put into the
hands Of the United States Minister Perryn,
and BIZ him deposited with Thurlow Weed.
1t is now thought that Weeds navy yard will
be used for the purpose.
Tie Richmond Examiner Of jan. Goth has
| remarkable article, Of which the following are
| extracts:
The truth is, the Yankees arc in great force
T! in every part Of the Confederacy. They swarm
| all our borders, and nearly 200, GOO Of them
are within two days march Of the Confederate
capital. The Yankees have much to encour-
" sec not a little to excite serious
apprehcnsions as to the future. There
is n limit to the endurance Of bravo men.
At Tul1ahoma, Grenada and Vicksburg, they
must be sustained. strengthened and rein
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don't add 5000 or 100000 men to our forces
in the Southwest, re shall come to grief. Il
we do add them, we are safe beyond per ad-
venture, and next summer will witness the
final triumph Of our arms.
John Coyode was presented handsome
| sword by q party Of Republicans at one Of
our hotels last night, In the course Of one
the speeches after the presentation had been
. l. made, Senator Trumbull declared TINT he ex-
] pccted within two weeks to hear that Vicks-
burg was taken, and added that we would
soon hear from ouz iron-clads.
t SECOND DISPATCH.
, Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.l
. WAsfSozos, Jan. 25, 1853.
Gen. Cameron emphatically denies the state.
E mcnt published in 4 Harrisburg paper, By s
j. member Of the Pennsylvania Legislature, thai
!, Cameron had offered him, 10000 for hi:
. vote for g. s. Senator.
n The general belief. is that the whole stor5
+ was fabricated By Democrats, aa m absolute
= necessity to apologize for their monstrouI
T. crime Of oyerawing in the Legislature bT th'
l. importation Of Philadelphia rowdies.
Recent adyices from England represent tha
the secret Of the rebel governments havinl
decided to recall Mason and slidell, Is
fact; that these gentlemen have recently re
celycd 1ntimation that they had better rehr
of 10 avoid being notified that they could no
a. much longer remain near English and Frenc
:. courts in the capacity Of Commissioners fror
r. the rebel Confederacy.
:. tits believed that the English goyesnmcz
is coming to grief in the Alabama business.
- Tic French government Is uneasy lest II
a. mediation movement should be considered
2. placing it too much in antaggonism to TIL
z. country. It is understood to be remonstra
m ing with England about permitting the Al
n. bama to be fitted out in her ports, and rcpF'
~ scnting TINT she must be held responsible Il
ia the damage done by the pirate With Franz
I'd thus on our aide in this matter, 1t Is believe
AZ that little need be apprehendea from acose
at Sanders steamers.
h, Gen. Cameron declines to return to Russi
SO there Is again an opening for some 9th
"a Cabinet Minister to be edled from bis cou
r. t.y 6r his country's good
The general drift Of the speeche5 At the