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THE GALLANT CONDUCT OF oEH,L
HOOKER's TROOPS.
Capture Of Lookout Mount ain -Omcisi
.... Order. q. "r ..... mo. a. .tl

Capture of Lookout Mountais -0mcisi
... Order. q: .-' .... rga..i.Ii7
We have Just received the following order Of
Gen. Hooker, Issued TO his command in COM
pliance with an order Of Gen. Grant, DO '
r., HEADa'Rs ilTH AND nan CoRfs,
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN, TENN, New. 20, 1858,
General Ordsfs, No g. rl,f'- - -.
The following extract from q telegram re-
eelycd is promulgated In compliance with or
6rs. .r ss-' %"
THE splendid achievements of the troops en-
gagged In the assault and capture of Lookout
Mountain yesterday, have elected from the
General Commanding the Department his
wsrmest congratulations, and Il Is with the
highest satisfaction they are communicated 10
the commands. o. -. % ~ 'Hgfs7 no Y
n The tripmphs Of yesterdsy-ths successive
gallant chArges up the mopptaln, slde over The
snsmy'a .intrsnehmsnts, With thsir sueosssf ful
rcsults-will be remembersd - long - ths
gisst peak Of Lookoat shall " sheir muss but
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
Gratitude and Homage for Union
4 Victories Recommended BY
Old. The President.
forFIcIAL.1

EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,(
Washington, December 7, 1865 !
Reliable information being received that the
insurgent force is retreating from East Tennes-
see under circumstances rendering 1t probable
that the Union forces cannot hereafter be dis.
lodged from that important position, sndestsem-
ing this to be of high national consequence, re.
commend that all loyal people do, on receipt of
this, Informally assemble at their places of wor-
ship and render special homage and gratitude
TO Almighty God for this great advancement Of
the national cause. A. LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
China and .lanan.

From China, Oct. 10, we learn that portion
Of Burgevinc's foreign officers are deserting
the rebels, who had hindered Burgevine from
following their example. 1t was reported that
the rebels had killed B.
From Japan, Nov. list, we learn that great
excitement prevailed at Kanagawa. Foreigners
hold prccaious tenure there. The body Of
Second Lieut.. Camus, of the Chasseurs d'Af,
rigue, had been found horribly mutilated.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

facturers; incomes OF over i've thousand dol
lars be subject to duty of four per cent, be-
tween fifteen thousand and twenty thousand
dollars, eve; overtwenty. five thousand dollars,
to six per cent.-if the additional be not needed,
then the tax on such products as are clsssed ss
necessaries may be lightened and Increased on
liquors or tobacco. }.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
Bragg and Brec k,nr,dse,

1t appears from Southern papers that Gen.
Bragg has been relieved from commsnd ct bis
own requent. He was serenaded on the LIST
instant, at Dalton, Ga.
Gen. Breckinridge was serenaded on the same
evening, and responded in a speech. The re-
port of his death, therefore, Is untrue.
Gen. Hardee was also serenadod. ''
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
Counterfeit $40 Treasury Note-Rsised
Notes-L.ook Out.

A new counterfeit eco United States Treasury
noto appeared In the city yesterday. At an
early hour one was offered In payment for
clothing at Edmunds' tailor shop, on Green
street. The imitation differs evidently from
the genuine, In presenting . rather faded and
diugy appearance. Persons on their guard
will not be deceived by Il.
United States Treasury notes, genuine, raised
to twenties and fiftiee, were also attempted to
be passed yesterday forenoon, In the upper dis.
trict. The raising 10 ingenlously executed, and
well calculated to deceive the unwary
louis Democrat, Sd. ."
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
CONVERSATIONAL CAUCUS.

The Republican caucus last night nominated
for Clerk Of the House, Hon. Edward McPher-
sou, Of Pennsylvania; for Doorkeeper, Ira
Goodcnow, of New York; for Postmaster, W.
$. King, and for Sergeant. at Arms, W. g..
Ordw ~, or New Hampshire.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
Drawing sests-Gen. Gsrasid the Lueky
Member.

AT quarter past two p. m, the members OF
the House commenced drawing seats and the
first name called was Major General Garfield,
OF Ohio, late chief of Rosecrans' staff, and
formerly Washington correspondent Of Gin
cinnati papers. He had the fret choice Of all
the seats in the House, and selected the second
seat from the front, middle aisle, left Of the
Speaker. i-h'
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Orders for sx,rsroYiN must bs
THANKS FoR VICTORIES.

The Presidsut very appropriately recon.
mends all loyal people to render especial hofn'
age and gratitude to God for the successes Of
our arms In Tennessee. We doubt not thst
this recommendation will meet with a hearty
response, and that the people win likewise rem
der thanks to God for the Presidents recovery
from dangerous illness, SO that he is enabled
to continue in the discharge Of his high duties.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
s.riou. Fire IN Bosten.

BosroN, Dec. Sat an early hour this morn
ing FIRE broke ont In the Broomneld Methodist
church, which 20 rapidly gained headwsy that
1t had nearly destroyed the Interior. The rooi
fell In about two hours after the fire COM
mcnced. sTSn steam Are engines wers prompt
'ly on the spot, and through the efforts Of the
fire departmsnt, tho Broomneld House, Music
Hall, Studio Buildipgs, Wards stables, and
other valuable property, which were scrionsly
threstened with destruction, were saved.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
washington and New Tsrk stsch Mar
kets To-Day.
We are Indebted toJsy Cooke q Co, bsnkers,
for the following condition Of the stock and sale
market, to-day:
THE FRONT.

The rebels have established signal stations
upon three peaks, from whence they can watch
Gen. Mcade's army at their leasure. Fredericks-
burg is occupied by two rebel infantry regi-
mcnts and the fords of the Rappahannock and
Ranldan above are guarded BY Cavalry.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
orrucERs OF THE HOUSE.

1t will be seen by our Congressional report
that all the gentlemen nominated last night In
Republican caucas, as officers of the House,
have been elected by thst body to-day. They
are all good men.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
MILITARY AND POLITICAL


MAJOR NICHOLAS vEDDER, Psymaster, arrived
from New Orleans in the Evening Star. He suc-
ceeded In New Orleans by Maj. II. X. Lawrence.
MAJ. GENERAL SCIENCE has Issued a farewell
order to his department. He is succeeded by Brig.
Gen lockwood.
GEN, BANKS recent successes In Texas gives
us control Of one-third OF the coast line OF that
state He sticks to his old text announced in is!7
" In hess tim<s, irih our light, success Is dWy"
BRIG. GEN. HAYS has received orders from
Washington to raise Ave eolored regiments.
CAPTAIN SAMUEL McCoSIHE has just been
mustered INTO the United states service as major
In the Ninety-third regiment New York volunteers,
Col. Crocker ommanding, In place OF Ambrose s.
Cassidy, mustered out on account OF physical dis
ability. Major McConihe 10 son Of the venerable
and learned Judge, Isaac McConihe, LII. D., Of
Troy N Y, and enterei the service two years ago,
| taking an exceedingly honorable part In all the
campaigns of the Army Of the Potomsc embraced
within that memorable period. Major MeConihe
10 brave, conscientious and devoted soldier, and
is one Of three patriotic brothers who have served
with conspicuous creditabieness In this wAr-Wm
NcCopihe captain IN the gallant old Seaond New
yort volunteers Col. Parks, and Lieut.. Colonel
| John McConib0, one Of the immortal heroes of
| shiloh now comm .nding the one Hundred aud
slxty.pinth New York volunteers, under General
Gilmore, In front OF charle,ton. Major Mcconihe
is at the Kirkwood.
GEN. BIRSEY, commanding Gen. Sickle's
corps, has gone to New York to visit the latter.
gems. PLgAsANToN, Ingals and Patrick were
In town yesterday, and have returned to the field
CYRUS H. HUNTER, deserter from the Sd
Maine volunteers, was shot on Friday last, near
Gen. Birney's he sdqusr'ers.
GEN. MEAGHER, who was with the army as q
visitor to his old brigade, c,pured, In citizens
clothes, near Mine Run, during the recent engage
ment and 10 now In the hands Of the enemy.
THEATRICAL, MUSICAL, ETC.
Col. FoRRtsr, formerly an aid upon the staff OF
Governor Ystes, has taken up his residence In
Washington, as the regular correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune He is an able and acco mplished
| wri er.
GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA, the rival Of Dick
| ems as humorous writer, and editor Of the Lon.
don Telegraph, is in the city He visits America to
write up the country for his paper, which 10
| strongly anti-Amer,csn.
| Mr.. JAMES II. BEARD the artist, d cslehra'
ted painter Of animals, from Cincinnati 10 In town
| MADAME BIsHoP and Miss Louisa Bishop, her
daughter are concert!ng In St Louis.
| Miss JULIA DAILY, the popular comedienne,
| was married 10 Captain Edgarton, In Nashville
| Tenn, a few days ago.
| MARY PRovosT has been playing In Buffalo
for two weeks TO crowded houses.
LOFTY HouGH is starring" at Mrs. Woods
! "oIympic" in New York, with great success.
PAUL CREYToS is preparing biographical
sketch Of Secretary Chase.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

To ApvERrfsxRs.-we call the attention OF
business men to the classification Of advertise
mcnts. wetntend to kesp business eye to this
matter for the benefit Of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ TIE lsGS,ss MsstisG q shs Beard
day next, December oth, Al half.past4 o'clock p m.
de7 q R.T.MORsfLL, Secretary.
Ip-Ths Place g Get ths ssss analisy Of
Piles, Ac., fresh from the hands q the producers,
'sist'""' p"'N'i- - "''N c. L. sACHEILERs,
aee7.iw sss Pa. Az, bstween * and 9Th Ste.
=. D- Come sue Of the Drsft.-Thoss who
desire 10 Il EscAPE TIVE DnArTr nay Aad I" Cspi.
ta plan 10 enable them 10 do 90 In the Costuifond
Union TO-DAY, Il l'Iht Nsf lu J..H HN. ..Hl4i1.
r. Peru. Z ser;f.'y. OFFICE, No. ''o street,
~ storags-ln Firs.Prsof Brick Ware-
house, foet o1 street. Apply 70 FRED. .. coz
ZENs, Pennsylvania avenue, two aoors from Four.
tesnth strsst. sUi .mH aIlHu.a ~ oc0o-u
t- n Once osithsIndspsndent Telegraph
Company, SOC Ninth street, tone door from Penn
jyis-f - A. D. TALCoTT, Manager.
E1-UniOn League Thereafter the meetings
Of The League will be hsid In their hall every
WEDNESDAY EVENING Distingutshed speak
ers will be present throughout the winter,
| :
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.

COMMITTEES OF THE HOUBE.
Very little will be done tomorrow, except TO |
hear and digest the message. On Thursday the |
House will probably be engaged on preliminary |
business, and on Friday will adjourn over 10
Monday to give Speaker Colfax time to make
up his committees, which will be announced
on that dny, .s'a' II
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

Cluskey, and several other candidates.
The result was 1856 votes cast. Necessary, TO
a choice, 20. ' - .
GoOuenOw ,.''.', ...,,-s.... ...... 70 ...
McCluskey ..........., .o.,.....,..30 NJ.
scattering g...,,,.,...,- ..... .,.-..S6 10
Mr.. Goodenow WAS accordingly elected, and
took the oath of Office. H... .rV .
Mr.. Wsshburne, from the select committee
appointed to wait on the President, reported the
President will transmit to Congress message
In writing tomorrow. 50
The House then proceeded to vote for Post
master of the House. .
The result was, whole number of votes, l0G.
Necessary to a choice, 81 Of which Mr..
King, the present incumbent, received 1903
votes. The others were scattered. -,,f .,
Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, offered resolu :
ton, which was unanimously passed, tsadering
the thanks Of Congress 10 NAL Gen. Grant and
all officers and soldiers who have fought under
him during the rebellion, and providing that
the President cause medal TO be struck and
presented to Gen. Grant In the name OF the
people Of the United States. ..'
Mr.. Cox asked but failed TO obtain leave to
Introduce resolution requesting the President
tn take immediate steps for the exchange oi
prisoners. sA
The Houae then proceeded to draw for seats
by lot.
The House adjourned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
tn. rw.~e,v.ss.- prsspss.ssss..

Mr.. Lincoln was frank enough TO tell Wen
dell Phillips that his proclamation Of Emanci-
patton was the most foolish act of his life.-
Mep York World, Copperhedd.
"Good Lord, how the World Is given "a
lrip0v
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

JoHS F. PPUMMgK, ESQ.,, has been appointed
seo et,'y to the Mayor oi Baltimore, in place Of
Afford Msee ESQ., resigned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
What Gen. Grant H.. Accom- pi,,hed.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. Maj. Gen. Grant has
captured since the war began 47+ cannon, and
10000 prisoners. .'"' oil"
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

ing for the Alabama and Georgia around Caps
Horn.
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u. 3. Supreme Court.

This court will open tomorrow with the case
No. ~, Dowell j. Hardy ct. al. rs Thomas p
johnson. m..
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

rpA,ra-The sdvertsssnsuts o. eur arst page
sre inserted by sutherty ofths raiiroad companies
sevcrally named, are ofAeially corrected when
changes arc made, hsoss b relied upon - cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

No1IcE.-subscribers falling 70 receive the
RrrunLieAs regularly will please notify this ONCE.
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Edition
sour O'CLOCK. p. u.
NO MESSAGE Tepkyy

As we announced 10 our readers yesterday,
ne message will not be sent to Congress until
tomorrow, at hsIf-psst twelve, when i will be
r.sd'ia the III SHSusss and lnmedhtls stsassd
m an. p.Rxaneknsn.SSsu,s6 s6naaua(1 IknsnkA2,
Orders for srYsroyir must bs
len at our counter before eleven O'Clock to-
morrow. This important state paper win
make between seven and eight columns Of the
RrpuBucAS and will be read with the deepest
interest by the American people. ''. ''''
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
uOTlCk

THIS PAPER 10 ROW FURNISHED By CAR
RIERs TO sUBsCnIDEnS IN THIS CITY AND
IN GroRGErowN At THIRTY CENTS PER
MONTH
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a F + ] U / A l.
NuTICE.

WAN DEPARTMENT
WAsHiRsros CITY, d. O., Jan. 26, isss.
In consequence of the pressure of busines Al
the War Department, passes for citizens to v ali
the Army ofthe Potomac viii BE- given ct the oltics
q Lieut.: Col. ConnAp, ~ PsnnsylvAnia svsnue,
soove Mnsseeosh ssrses' sM
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
iionRiD cATAsTnoPHE.

A Man aHd his WIZ Bsrntd to Desth.
HARTFoan, Dec. s.-By the burnlng Of .
ho.te on VINE street, at FIVE O'Clock this morn
ing, Thos, Mcclure and, wife were burned 70
death. Thsir. bodies were found in the ruins,
burned TO clnders, 100 }l'r. o.. q .t,. 81. a.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
Look on Thi. and ihsn on That.

Gov. Seymour is claimed by the War Demo
Gratis to be of their faith, and Gov. Bramlette
of Kentucky, they think, accords with the New
York executive. To show the difference be
tween them on one question take the follow
ing-and no doubt the reader will ask how 1t
happen8 thit Northern men can hug slavery so
much more foDdly than Southern Shareholders
themselves
WHAT GOV, SEYMOUR WHAT GOV DhAMLETrE
GAYS: SAYS:
II II he true that Blay- Is II not better, Should
cry must he abolished to such an issue be forced
save ths Lni N, then the that prestrvs our ma
people Of the South h0Hdliiy, epcR loih The iOsl
should he G0rcf 10 iCh of slapsrV, than lose both
| dvdp hemSeiUeg from The our nationality and slave
! Government W ich cannot property
give thetn the y ot" elton
! guarsuteed by its terms,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
THIRTY-EIaHTH CONG n 4 .
First Session.
TUESDAY, December s, 1885,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House proceeded to the election of Door
keeper. Mr.. Ira Goodenow, the present In.
cumbent, was placed In nomination, Mr. Mcj
Cluskey, and several other candidates.
The result was 1856 votes cast, Necessary to
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

~ The OMes Of the National RsEabli-
can Il st B11 NINTH street, oetWssn fsnn-
sylyanis avenue and ID serssa.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BRAGG's WHIPPED ARMY FALLING
BACK FROM DALTON.

East Tennessee Mountains Filled with
Rebel Dsserters.
CIScISsAT, Dec. s.--A dispatch from Chat
tanooga, on the 9TH, says that Hardee Is slowly
falling back from Dalton with Bragg's whipped
army.
The mountains Of East Tennessee are Allied
with rebel descrters and stragglcrs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

FINED FOB sELLNa LIQpoR TO SOLDIERS
The following named parties were fined yesterday
BY Justice Ferguson, for selling liquor to soldiers
Mrs. Hurley, J. Carberry, Mrs. .'iI,swler, Ernest
Lefier, Jas Hurley, John Ready. They were fined
the sum OF $50 each,
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

SUPPOSED REBEr. srY.--Henry Conroy was
this morning arrested on board Of the stages from
Port Tobacco to this city. onicer Cline, Of the
First precinct, arrested him after questioning him
closely. As he could give no salts factory account
OF himself, he was turned over to the Provost MAI.
shall as rebel spy. He wss Sen, to the Old Cap.
itol.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
Gener.I shermsn', Cavalry at Knoxville.

CHATTANOOGA Dec. 4.-General Sherman's
cavalry arrived at Knoxville on the evening of
the Sd inst. Longstreet raised the siege on the
night of the 4th.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

ADMIRALTY CouRT-Judge WWf-A decree
Of distributionin thee Sc Of the steamer Diamond
wss ordered. The sales amounted to $4,000 De.
cress Of distributian, also passed in the cases
against schooner Gold Lesf, against schooner
Three Brothers, sgainst the sloop CLARA Ann,
against the schooner Cassandra, against the Nam
lemon, against the sloop Richard Cause, against
the sloop Flying Cloud.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

HAcKMEN IN TRoUBLR.-Thomas Queen, q
hackman, wAs vsaterday arrested b, one OF the
Second ward police on the charge OF not wearing
the nulAber OF his carriage A. q badge on his coat
He was fined u 90 cents by Justice Clayton.
Jno. Murphy, another hack man, was also fined
the shove amount by Justice Gull for refusing to
cary passenger who had engaged him.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

PRIsosERs OF wAR.-The following prison.
srs OF war, sent in from the Army OF the Potomac,
we're committed 10 the Old Capitol prison by Capt.
Todd, Provost Msrshsl; S. R. LAnon, 43d North
Csrolina volunteers J. Nully and A. D. Duncan,
2sth North Carolina volunteer; wu. A.Pegram,
18th North catoIins yolunteers; J. Campbell, sd
North Carolina rolunteers;Jo Blocker, r. Burke
and VIM c. Grimes. ''''' f....
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u I1aIW IlTTTTTT IusigTTIT
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER. MiehselI Moran
was yesterday sent to Capt. Todd as a suspicious
character, by the oomn,sndsr OF Fort Ethan Allen
which fort he has been hanging about for some
time past. Upon questioning the man, he said he
was a discharged rebel soldier-discharged about
twelve months since. He was sent to the Old Can't
tol By Provost Marshal Todd.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
PERSONAL

Mr.. Ordway was declared duly elected Ser.
of the House.
, 1863-02-25

4 NDERSON RIFLES, ATTEN-
I1 T1OS.-Tlerc will be meeting Of tue Company
this (WKpxEsDAr) evening. nt X O'Clock.
fel5tat1*lt j, w. READ. Captain.
, 1863-02-25

plot by dash down the river as far as
Port Hudson, OF which place she came in
sight. Our news from Vicksburg, on the
10th inst, report her off again, on the pre-
vious evening, on q second expedition,
with the intention Of passing up the Red
River and playing havoc with the rebel
transports and sources Of supply on that
stream.
The report that she has been captured
we receive reluctantly. She was, however.
far from being an invulnerable craft, and
owed her immunity in running the gaunt-
let Of the Vicksburg batteries to her great
speed, which defeated the aim Of the rebel
gunneIs. She is river steamer, strength
ened and protected by cotton bales, intend
ed chiefly to win her victories as ram, by
her staunchness and speed. Her COM
mander, like his brave and lameuted father,
is daring to fault, and may have too fear
lcssly exposed his craft. We prefer to be-
lieyc he is safe, and his Queen still in full
quay
, 1863-02-25

a discussion on the war was in progress
Yesterday between friends, and some Chi
cago friendships have come to include
samples Of Kentucky treason, compared to
which John Morgan's is d miracle Of loyal
ty and deccncy. One Of these home trail
Tors states the case 60 plainly and squarely
in the conversation referred to, that it will
bear beng set down in print. Says this
Kcntuck,an:
t'What the South wanted was the full aud per-
feet guarantees Of the Constitution. Seeing them
cudaIgcfrd, shr has scizcd them, aud It noM IN
.heir .f"N 1sos*et'ion.
1s-ru,ocC7op-Then it ie the rebels WHO oecu-
~ Constitutional ground.
EESrCcHT TRAIToE.-Ycf. uuqucetipnab1y.
Their have only made their own. and secured to
Themselves without danger OF Interruption, the
rights tic Constitution intended for them.
1ST.-And what would yoa do with the war:
kKaT. Tn.-1t must be stopped
1hT.- And what eettlcr1cnt are NC to hope iof
KENT. Tn.-Auy Of tho States that are wililn!
1he sorth should retain thcl- Constitutional right
ainsn'pa'scd eau JOIN TEEN IN 7uEm PRESENT POS
fE@e1uN or rrEx
slen Of the North, citizens Of the North
%es1' are you really to discuss the advan
tagc ana possibility Of these Northern
States Joining the South in accorlanc,
with this programme? Yet this is the pre
else doctrine Of Vallandieham anil his in
famous compeers, and of ali Copperheads
All do not unmask it thus plainly hut tbi
is tie sum of the whole matter.
, 1863-02-25
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is

those most experienced or noted for their gal-
lantry. The Committee will probably report
bill embodyIng his views, but Its chances of
passage now arc not good.
The dispute about the resistance to the
drift in Indiana In the House to-day, grew out
OF Pendleton's declaration that Indiana had
resisted the last draft, and it was manifestly
utterly impossible to enforce the CONSUMPTION
bill.
Mr.. Porter declared that there had not been
anything like real resistance to the DRAFT in
Indiana. Voorhts then recited the tribula-
tions Of his friends in BInck:ord Co., who had
been arrested. Shanks utterly denied
Vcorhcs' statement and said the disturbance
there WAS caused By an organization Of polit
ical scoundrcls. Voorllcs rctorted that if that
were true, Republican authorities were cul-
pable for releasing them without trial.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-John Wilson Of
Chicago, formerly Commissioner Of the Cen
eral Land Office, had an interview with the
President yesterday, and declined the posi-
ton Of Surveyor General Of Arizona, under
the recently organized Territorial Govern
ment, Hon. John A. Gurley will probably be
appointed Governor Of Arizona.
, 1863-02-25
FROM LEXINGTON.
The New Enyasion Of Kentucky.



Especial Dispatcht to the Chicago TEihnne-l
LEXINGTON, Feb. "a, 1863
charlton Morgan, brothcr OF the guerrilla
o1orean' anu 1our othef reoels, were taKen
prisoners in a sk1fmlsh near this place last
evening.
The rchc1s arc renorted mav;nor m Mount
o.o-,:. c..,. 7,,,.,si.oe.s- -
slei'.ns !'o'n " "4Aenes'ef' - closeis Pu'Sueo "
Col. kunkle with cavalry, They cncamped
within ejcht miles of Paris last night. but left
,,o;,, t,,.;no ,,l tnc horkes :, +ho re;rh,,or.
"s'',' '0''As' '"' NV ''o'7e7 ~ '"e ne's' 'ao'4
hood.
4 battalion Of the 18th Kentucky cavalry ia
uo.v a+ Par,s to p,,ord t1,e hridco n, thc Ken.
'E,1N, s-e~ s'l
luchs Ccntf'l 1'ai41oaa' anu tne reoels are De-
licyed to he retrcating toward the Virginia
line, and pursued by our forces. Gen. Wright
;e in con,n,r,, berc ,r7t1, , sufficient f,,.e .
80 80 n.aaa 49, -,ha,. 49, ,.u:s A'' ~ ~