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s.sp1 1IooE, Jan. 14:-Ihc s.esmship
o-,sins' from Liverpool, Jan. ID, and Qeeens-
<n1rn, 9TH. l.%e passed here. ->
ria number of cotton workmen unem.
,,oved In Fr,ncc is said to be 10000, with
10, 10 prospect Of being relieved from absolute
o. NV YonK, Jan. 14.--The China arrived
IN ri noon 1t is again reported that the
Gpnfcderttes hare appointed IN agent In Eng
land to obtain loan.
The London Tiu.es looks on the rumors Of
seward's resignation Us IN evidence o1 dcs-
tendency. and thinks the Fcdcrals begin to
sce lie Eorrlessness Of the struggle
Tie Tins clitorially hopes the pro}eetea
n.c,nivra,ion from America to the British
vcc,t indies may be ultimately carried ont:
MT. Cardwe}l, in q speech at Oxford. o.,
,rntA7 hopcd tor peace He looked upon ing
tmriican contributions to the distressed
nnerattycs as auesidcnce Of good will and
Napolcon's diplomatic reception on Ne"
vcarte wax uni,uportant.
The King Of lualy held similar reception;
~ rcgrcttsd that 'i1e nation's wishes Ind moi
1ct bccn accomplished.
The Popc received tue officers of tile French
:.rn'y, and expressed thanks for their protec
4ion, lie bcficTcs Piedmont would Jet re
, Jt:n!.
, 1863-01-15
FROM WASHINGTON.
in Important Field Day In the
House.
THE PEACE PARTY
UNMASKED.
The Missouri Emancipation
Measure.

Especial Dispatchsto the Chicago Tribune.]~
:. WASHINGTON, Jan. il, 1853.
By FIR the most significant and important
debate Of the session occurred to-day In tho
House, striking the Key note Of Democratic
opposition to the war, and foreshadowing the
doctrines and policy OF the new Democratic
party which It's leaders hope to organize from
the three elements Of -Thurlow Weed-Con~
servatives, Border State men and the present.
Democratic organization:
Mr. Vallandigham succeeded in getting up
his resolutions which were introduced some,
time ago, today, aud made an elaborate and
able speech, which be has been for some time
preparing, and by far the best he ever made,
taking the bolGest and most ultra peace
Democratic grounds, and clearly indicating
the policy hereafter to be adopted By the op-.
position. His speech was fully written ont,
printcd and committed to memory, and forcf-
bly, delivered. -,
Mr.. Bingham Of the same State, followed
for the Republicans, in wholly extempore
speech Of great power, denouncing VallandIg-
bom's craftsmanship, exposing and denoun-
cling the tendency Of his teachings and rising
at the close to pitch Of eloaucncc that
brought back the earlier and better days Of
Congress.
wright Of Pa., Douglas Democrat, hither-
tn supposed to be in the main in harmony
with tie Vallnndigham school, thon got the
Aoor and il, I: most stirring and eloquent
speccl,, that ngain and again called down SAL
| vos If apnlause from the galleries and and
*aoropnced Vnl1nn1frh1m's
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE
CUMBERLAND.
pARIHC OF THE REREE
CuERlLLAS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.l
HEADQUARTERS Ansr OF TIE CuAsER1ASD,}
January II, 1855 !
The army is gradually extending its lines
in tile direction Of the enemy, though no
movement Of importance will likely be made
for some days.
The rebels are scouting around in every d.
rection. Squads Of their army yesterday
came within three miles OF our lines.
The rebel Gen. Wheeler, with $500 cavalry
and three guns Is known to hare passed up to
our left, within forty-eight hours. His de-
clarcd object is to capture and destroy our
wagon trains.
The wounded in the hospitals are doing
well.
1t has been raining all day withour inter
mission. The River is rising rapidly.
-Gspccia1 Dispatch to the chiesgo Tribune.1
CINCINNATI, Jan. 18th, 1853.
A dispatch just received from the officer in
charge Of the Sanitary Commission steamer
Imperial, at clarksburg, says she got twelve
miles nbove Clarksburg, and heard Of the
burning Of the boats aboFe tic Shoals, which
| determined her officers to return to CincIn-
natl.
This shows Forrest has been burning some
| Of our transports, which report was thought
/ to be incorrect.
CISc1SSAT1, Jan. 13.-1ntclligencc received
| to-day announces the Cumberland Rireragaln
t open, and the Sanitary steamer Imperial has
! gone up to Nashville, probably in charge OF 4
| Eunboat.
H. The recent raid Of Forrest across tue Cum
berland River prevented eighteen steamers,
| loaded with cornm1ssary stores, from ascend
| ing the stream. Twelve went up Green river;
| the remainder proceeded up the Cumberland
| yesterday, under convoy.
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c. II. Hi1lerman, seret:, 2, 2at Ky.. right arm.
Phil. spangler, c, 5sth Ohio side.
3otl 4. BcN, Il, b4th Ind, leg.
]. q. Achtoire, B. 10th Ohio thigh.
CLas Shaw, +, I'D KY, hip.
John Goder, F, 10Th Ohio. thigh
Jas. J. Y. Mcdonald, T. 31st Mo. arm.
Chas. Gpldkey, B, 9Th Ind, thigh.
g. W. Strain, r. 31st Mo-, wrist:
l.. D. Maggart, &, 5:th Ind, head.
Eaml. Bufid, Corp. c, 1a0th Ohio, knee and loot.
Edwd Tawncy, G, 10th Ohio, thigh.
John LaHlamore, D. 54th Ind. thigh and head.
saml Saunders. E. 54th Ind: head.
Hus1eJ Akers, Il, ssi Ky., thigh and shoulder
VIM. Jackaon, F, 18th Ohio, head,
T: F. G: Polk, F, PAD ~. hip,
Ellis Walton, G.. b4th Indiana. foot.
Corp. Obediah Scott, G, ed Ky., leg and arm.
Be1j. Ltby, D, 63th Ind, head.
Wm. ". Fornns, /. 18th 0lio. thigh.
Henry Swear, r. 29th No, shoulder.
AMOS Huff, Z, 18th Ohio, leg.
Corp. John H1baTt, c, 54th Ind, foot.
T. F. Williams, E. 42d Ohio. foot.
Jas. A.. Coz, G, Sd KY. hand,
Samuel Zearly, q, 114th Ohio, hand.
David Carver, II. d2d Ohio. left foot.
VIM. GrubbR. I. 114th Ohio. finger.
Cant. Alex. Doice, I'D KY, lett leg.
.. Knsey, G. 10th Ohio.
Robert Tetit, E. I'd Ky., left shoulder.
O. F. Lawson, c. 5ith Ind, arm.
". II. u. Long, G. ed KY. hand and side.
August Wagoner, g, 58th Ohio. thigh
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Consolidation oflEeEimcuts and
Conpanick-

The following are the main features Of sen-
Mor Wilson's hill for army consolidation. It
provides as follows:
When the nr1ucricol force Of my two reg1-
mcnts Of volunteers, Or Of militia Of the State
.r1n> from the game Suite, In the service Of the
United States, shall be less than the maximum
prescribed by law for one such regiment; the
!; President may direct the consolidation Of
these TWO regiments. From the two regiments
{ thus consolidated t1lall be selected, By the
President, the officers Of the new regiment,
such selection being made on tile reconmen-
At1ation Of !: board Of examiners to be appoint
: Il, f.,l that purpore, and the remaining officers
shall be mustered cut Of service. The consol-
idated regiment 60 formed shall retatu the
number OF designations Of the two constltu~
: cpt regiments, and also the rcGimcntal colors
When single regiment of folunteers or Of
militja Of the same arm, from the same state,
Is reduced to oue-half Of the maximum pre-
ecribed by law, the President mAy direet the
consolidation Of the companies Of such regi-
ments, provided that no company OF battery
60 formed shall exceed the naximnm number
prescribed DY law When such consolidation
fs made, the regin1cntal officers shall be re-
duced Ii proportion to the reduction IN The
number Of companies or batteries. and the
rcrimcnta1 and company officers OF the new
organization shall be selected as hereinhe1ore
prescribed, and the remainder mustered OH
of service.
, 1863-01-15

NASHVILLE, Jan. 14--Chcathazn's and Nc
Gowns rebel divisions are ut ,Shelbyvnle,
Tenn. expecting to be reinf1ted by Long
S.rects corps, SO, coo mcn, from Virginia.
Forrest, Wheeler and stearns, with 4, 900
mcn aud two full batteries, are marching TO-
ward Charlotte, forty miles west, their object
being to destroy our transports with provi-
rs for Rosccrans' nr1ny.
Morgan, with 5000 1ncn, is again In Ken
tucky, and further damage to the railroads Ii
nllnrcIcndEd.
, 1863-01-15
FROM THE SOUTH.
tttre ut IRichmond-The War In
North Carolina.

xrss MONROE, Jan. 13.-The Rich
Examiner Of the 18th says: We believe
5eatcr of war on large scale Is abont 10
ansfrrrcd TO North Carolina. Stirring
ss o,c imminent on our soil. -,
Cen. Kirby Smith and staff atriTed n II h.ch-
..ond ueaI on Saiurday morning from TIC West
1soa qSs freaan sSe nSniss ss Z lis G9ss;e
CONVENE send in, and It is said to be the long
sss et Il has yet prepared, covering thirty pages
% oi1oo!sttnpd 9stnrdayi about $50 Yankee desertcrs
e es .esage f. 'as s% P:ss sssSs
iens s3asa 4,.ro1c OF honor. Among them are
= s:s ssS q e e sa12sz s' s@
ploy. .,,,,,>a Yankee prisoners arc on
tl,.n,, thsar IT Mulfrccsboro, and W1i reaen neIe
sssS q ad Til Th1s htnon / ths ona{ Yam
IN e: Z: 5Ssfe 81 ssxs Z:
:,ns e Sstsa s%a te I'ett eeaag a1eas's cast q
not TOT ",a& f.r the safety Of the capital
, 1863-01-15
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
MADISON, Wis, Jan. II, 1858.
In the Assembly today, atter the members
we're sworn in, an organization was effected
as follows:
SENATE.
nrsident-Wyman spooner, Of Walworta,
Clnk--F. ". Stewart, Of Sank. "
.S,yeant-at-1,ms-LutherB Basford, Of Grant.
HOUSE.
Speakxr-J. Allen Barber, Of Grant.
tg1k-J. s. Dean, Of Lafayette.
!se,ycant-dt>lrms- N. Thompson, Of
Washington. ......
Tic Democratic candidates received the fol
lowing votes: :: -
Senate, President,5 ~. z. wilyon, Is votes;
House, Speaker; FTed. 8. Ellis, 50 votes-a
strict test Of paa1fts Strength.
:. Both Houses:hay adjourned over until to-.
morrow. The Supreme Court is engaged in
the question Of the constitutionality> Of the
eolliers+ rQtes.
, 1863-01-15
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II, 1858.
HOUSE.
Mr, STEVENS Of Pa. reported Q joint reso.
luton to provide for the Immediate payment
Of the army and navy. The joint resolution.
authorizes the Secretary Of the Treasury, II
required By the exigcncies Of the public ser.
vice, to issue, on the credit OF the United
States, $50, 100000 q. 8. notes, In such form
as he may deem expedient, not bearing inter.
est, payable on demand in denominations Of
not less than $l.oo, which notes shall be
lawful and legal tender, like similar notes
heretofore authorized, and receivable in pay
1pent Of all debts public and private, except
duties On imports and the payment Of the
principal ind interest on the public debt. The
Issue Of notes herein provided for must be de-
Quoted from the amount In any bill now pend
Ing OF which may hereafterbe passed by Con
Mr. STEVENS said he had learned both
here and III the Senate, that the main bill pro:
y{ding ways and means for the support Of the
government would not probably be passed
within two weeks, hence this bill was intro
MI NJ. IovEJoY suggested that tho resoli-
lion be amended so as to provide for the Issue
Of $1OO, ,0C0, 900 Of United Statas notes. The
amendment was agreed to, and the joint reso'
lution was then passed.
Mr. HOLMAN Of Ind offered q rasolutlon
that Simon Ste1ena while before the Select
Committee on government contracts, hae
refused TO ansTtr . question P1oPonnAea u
, 1863-01-15
FROM COLUMBUS.

repeclal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
Co1rxDus, Ohio, 3au. H. 1853
ca,oc c<e;tcment was created in the Leg1s.
,nturc to-day ly the introduction OF resolu'
.,,ns protesting ogainst the proposed ship
c,val and instructing Senators and keprc-
se,,,atiycs from Ohio, in Congress, to oppose
~ su,ue discussion ensuing, the resolutions
a1ad
, 1863-01-15
PUBLIC EN-
TERFR1SE.
A Coast Submarine Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-The Committee on
Naval Affairs, have according to the resolu-
tion passed unanimously on Monaay, iaay;,to com a.
connecting all our naval and military stations
between Fortress Monroe and New Orleans
by submarine telegraph cables.
Cyrus ". Field, esq, Of New fork, no~
Acre, has presented to the government an o.
fer from the celebrated firm Of Messrs. Glass;
Elliott & Co. Of London, to. manufacture and
submerge cables connecting all the points be-
tween Washington and New Orleans. They
are to be paid only on the successful compile
ton and delivery to the government Of the
lines in good working order. In other words
they take the entire risk Of manufacture
shipping across the Atlantic, lnyiug down and
working the1 lines, &c: There seems no doub!
that Congress = ~ without thn aa1
, 1863-01-15
FROM GEN: RgJ1tNSEEDE'S
ARMY.

HEApQuAR1ERs Army or rHE PoToAAc,
-, Jnn- II, 1885,; | .,
No Southern papers hare been received to-
day.
Returns. ut the Medical Directors office
show remarkable exemption from sickness
among the troops for this season Of the year.
new YORK, jan. 14.--Thc Herald has the
following:
HEADQUARTERS AnAr OF THE PoroaAc,l
January II, 1863.
Yesterday, Captain Chester, Sergeant grant
and private Harris, Of the 18th New York En-
ginccr regiment, we're captured by the enemy
abont ten miles above Falmouth, on the Rip
pahannock.
Major Cutting went over tho river ycstor-
day, with flag Of truce. The object Of bis
mission has not been diru1ged.
Communications arc almost daily Inter-
changed between the two armies, and flags Of
truce have already ceased to attract aste'l-
tion.
Prof. loves balloons are kept in constant
readiness for ascensions, and very fine views
Of the eneny's position hare been secured
during tho past week.
The river has been swollen considerably BY
the recent storm. The roads are HORRIBLE. To
ulght 1t is storming again. AL quiet along
the lines.
, 1863-01-15
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribunc.1'
ST. Lor1s. Jan. Il, 1868.
All the paro1ed prisoners ut Benton Bar
racks, excepting those captured since Dec.
10th, having been exchanged, and ordered to
return to active service.
There arc several hundred Of these raroled
men; belonging to Illinois, Iowa and Wlscon-
sin regiments, absent without leave It will
eaye them trouble If they return immeai-
ate.y.
The reported cannonading near Houston,
Texas county, is thought to iudicatea fight
between Gen. Fitz Henry Warren's command
nnd the retreating rebels from the vicinity Of
Springfield.
1t is rumorcd that President Lincoln 1sas
Withdrawn his order rsuspending the collection
Of the a50o, 600 assessment, and that the u.s.
sessment will be forthwith collected.
Te1egrnphic communication with Spring
field is expected to be restored tonight or
enrlY To- o-n1orrpW morning. -.4.---
, 1863-01-15
FROM NEW JERSEY.


TRENTON, N. j.. Jan. A.-Goy. Olden's
message wns read this morning. It says the
Government owes the statc $500 ,oO. he
urges tic prosecution Of the war for the Con
stifution, and thinks thc patriotism, N i, ana 10y
nuence of errors or differences In regard to
he policy Of the government. Both Houses
acreed togo into Joint session this afternoon,
fSr the election Of United States Senator to
flll the vacancy occasioned By the death
Of j. r., Thompson.
, 1863-01-15
re1eDNf FRANKFORT.

fspccial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tf3bune.1
FEASKFoET, KT., Jan. II. 1853
MarAhall'6 resolutions on the political state
,f Kentucky were referred, without debate,
!, tho Committee on Federal Relations. The
~port Of the Committee is looked for with
rrh interest.
, 1863-01-15
9o Wrib111re.
-IsSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1868.
THE NEWS,

THE NEWS,
Our Illinois readers, and especially our
own citizens, will read with patriotic pride
the account On the second page, by our
correspondent at Nashville, Of the noble
deeds Of the 10TH and 8sth Illinois regi-
1nents. Kane county may well be proud
OF the heroic Seth. ETeypart Of the 6tate
VIII celebrate the noble deeds Of her brave
sons in the cause Of freedom and tne Union.
The action inaugurated in the House
yesterday shows that they mean what they
say in the resolution adopted on Monday,
expressive OF the immense wrong being
perpetrated on the gallant soldiers Of the
fCnion:
WHEREAS, No creditor Of the Government is
Rs<alrtd. That no more money ehall be paid to
all arrears due to soldiers IN the ne1d are paid.
Let Us hope that eyen gambling paymas
ttrs will shrink from Withholding single
dollar from the soldier to whom it is due.
In addition to movements On the White
River mentioned yesterday, the army un-
der Gen. McClernand and the feet under
Admiral Porter are on the way up the
ATkansas River to break up the rebel posi-
tons along thai stream, and to help Blunt
gid Hic17on in the conclusion Of the cam
paign they have SO well begun.
Arkansas Post is the principal rebel
stronghold on the river, and is situated
about 100 miles from the Mississippi We
are not positively informed Of any other
Notifications this side Of Little Rock, the
capital Of the 6tate, which viii probably
= an be in Federal possession.
The Richmond papers confirm what las
>en the general tenor Of news from North
1llna for some time past, looking to ac-
diye operations By the Federal commanders
in that State.
The emancipation measure in Missouri
is reported back in a new form, and will
become law.
From Cairo and below we have inteli-
gence Of the continued daring Of guerillas
and river pirates, squad Of the latter
capturing and destroying steamer almost
within hail Of Memphis.
We give to-day the official list Of the
wounded from Vicksbnrg received into
military hospitals It is complete, and will
1c scanned With eager and anxious eyesby
many of our readers.
, 1863-01-15
CALIFORNIA TO HIASSACIlU-
SETTS.


Cavalry Arrived and More to Come.
Bosros, Jan. 14.--Thc public reception and
today, and notwithstanding the bad weather,
it was a yery interesting and cordial affair.
Bos1oN, Jan. 14.-Gov. Andrew in his nd
dless at the reception ofthe California cavalry
today, said that this morning he received as:
surances from Washington that the tender Of
o whole cavalry battalion from California vas
accepted, and notice had been tclegrnphcd to
San francisco. The battalion will be counted
as part Of the contingent Of Massachusetts,.
, 1863-01-15

r OST-Near the corner Of Halsted
L ! and Wcst ynn Buren, streets, n small Fitch Fur
Cane whoever Will return the anne to Rev. A. KEN
TON It's West Van Buren, street, SHALL DC suitably e.
, 1863-01-15

TOR SALE.-We have a very de-
i sxah1e Block OF ground for sale on Rtnsold are.
me- It can be subdlyded SO as to make choice Resa
tepce Lots at low prices. Apply to
IaiS Sx1Elft EEES SLOCu3l s. Dearborn-sts
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w ANTED-Local Agents f
Y1 AfEESS
01hHAt q
KNITTING MACHINE,
BOARDING NG.-Board, with plea
ID SAINT rooms Gnu BE- furnished at 81 Adams street.
{n1Ez1H{-3t

DOARDING.-T Two pleasant front
ID par1ors, With bedroom and closets sattaeaed With
board cnn be had In small family. The house II
yePy desirable rsrt Of fbe city nhe west SIDE, md
conrenIent to tho city railway Address II
, 1863-01-15

DAChINV HVUDE IV 1tIHl -
turcs. Implements and alachluery Of an established
PORK Packing House y thi7 s H. noT ssr n n
with the lease or tho prelses on account OF Ill health
Of fhe owner This Is rnre opportunity for persons
trosa - perEer r o Drawer 63Q5 ia12.Y90f- -fwnat
, 1863-01-15

VALENTINES FOR 1861
" have received TOR the coming season the most
nnr,ntatn assortment of
, 1863-01-15

WANTED--A thorough, reliable
W Csnyasser for
HENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
Arn,Y ut ence to ]. Il. JOHNSON. Post 0ucc BOZ
jo3 CHICAGO enclosing stamp. del1631 ,Sul-aeI
, 1863-01-15

WTANTED-By a young man,
where there are iew o. 10 other noardees. Legation
must bo within ten minutes walk Of South Water
eachsnErd. Address '@A L 3" Tribune ONCE.
fal5 zfSQ1t
, 1863-01-15
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-30

Fenw-clzens / am Il candidate for your sufFragessat
the next ensuing Congressional election From different
parts of the District citizens respectable 10 number in
character and rs specve of old political associations have
earnestly and repeatedly expressed their desire
know that while fjlOw my own inclInatio IN wishing
represent you the next Congress, Ubeying the
wishes Of a large number of my fellow countrymen.
Ny connection with the army has long removed me from
that familiar intercourse with the people at home that
wiud under different crcuns tances, be desirable,
order be instructed IN regard to public quest OF
policy before the country; with the soldier however with
whom hav shared Captain Of company long the
tgues and exposures of the march and the byOuac and
the tolls and dangers of duty the is different know
his wants, and for him and his feel, should every
hearted patriot, the most profound sympathy. If
am elected will what industry and ability possess
fulfil the Obligations of the Representative both
es On the c,ntrary If the people should choos- to
elect me- will abide their Judgment with the conviction
that have right to crcise because it given against
am FULLY sensible of the distinction conferred by being
elected the position for which a candidate and |
shall be proud 10 receive shall be anxious and
prove myself worthy OF the responsible trust; but
let the result be what may, whether shall be retain
in my present line Of duty O+ransfer TO a new
field my Efforts and my energies will be devoted 20 the
of my struggling country the paramount interest OF
which to establish its separation from the North and OBJ
tain ITS recognition in the great family of nations free
and independent nationality.
EDWARD G. YELLOwLEY.
October 10, 1868. std
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-10-30

severely in head Linns slightly in left shoulder;
Fesh, slightly in hip and face; Stanford and
Strayhorn missing p Shnmpson missing A Stewart
wounded and mis- ing; Il Painter and Wagner, missing
w Jones, wounded and m'ssingi W Gustin wounded
and missing; 1t S Robinson, wounded and missing.
Wounded LIT 8 II Pender, slightly in head; Sergt
Barlow slightly in Shoulder priyates Barden slight
" in right foot Bayne slightly in side " Cooke
slightly in hip; Folram slightly m sidej Z Lewis,
slightly in arm 0verman, severely in arm; Peacock
slightly in breast and hand; Taylor slightly in shoulder
W johnson, missing.
K-Kille!-Capt G W White, private Thos Moore
WOuhded-lst Lit p Cross in thigh Sergt Arm
strong, leg; Corpl Walker severely in thigh; pri-
Yates Spcer, slightly in leg; Msars, slight IN
arm; Q Miller slightly in foot; Womble, slightly
hand; d S Hartley, slightly hand; W SaudOn, para
zed by shell severely Jarvis, wounded aud captured
Nissing-H Swicegood, a Hedrck, A Gabble.
Totui loo.