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, 1863-12-11

teyest and fierceneas Of passion mny thwart
or hinder the efforts and counsels Of the
wise and good; they Will struggle in vain
against the united efforts Of the great loyal
masses Of the country, under the guidance
ofa leader so strong and good, TO redeem
the land from the curse and shame Of hui
man bondage, and make that Union, by
which alone its glory is sure and perpetual
While inspired by the noble words and
deeds Of the President we seek like him to
sink all individual preferences, and bring
al personal hopes and interests, beneath
this profound love Of country; let us also
like him under all trials, and amid all
doubts, place first and foremost Liberty and
Union, to be fought for always and every
where; and neycr to be given up.
, 1863-12-11
Ql)ifa9o Qribnue.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1863.
THE NEW6.

Without any detail being given the dis
patches eay that JEFF Davis issued 1ugu-
biors message to his fellow conspirators
On Monday, not calculated to raise the
spirits Of that lean and hungry crowd
There is only one feature Wherein the tale
looks doubtful, and that is, that it is the fact
that the Coniederates are in do]efnl dump,
and JEFF docs not ordinary put facts into
his messages.
It seems at last certain Tint John Nor
gan did not 60 to Toronto, hut "on the
contrary quite the reverse set his face to-
wards Dixie, where ere this he is safe
among his friends, ready for fresh mis-
chief He will take good care however,
that this propensity docs not again take
him north Of the Ohio River. He will
abandon his Buckeye friends 10 the Lin
coin despotism, and steal horses and hurry
farmers in Kentucky.
The movement for the repeal ofthe $500
communication clausc in tile CONSUMPTION
act is already working, and the prospect
that it viii be 80 amended, has cast chill
upon copperheads, to whom the contem-
p&ation Of chances to carry huskct for
the Union is not a pleasant one To this
may be attributed the action Of the Com
mon Council last night, in the unanimous
vote to give bounty Of SIS. out Of the
city Treasury. to each volunteer. Think
Of tlnt, and this from men who, month
ago would lnye traitotou6ly lootei
, 1863-12-11

Time to increase with the increase Of tho
proportion Of the now interest bearing debt,
and as the amount Of the latter, consisting
Of q. s. notes and fractional currency, It eau
not be materially augmented without cvil
consequences Of the most serious character.
The rate Of interest must increase with the
debt. and approach continually the highest
average, that must be greater or less In pro-
portion tpFhe duration and cost Of the war.
SEcosp-Thc repeal Of the existing limita-
tion Of deposit and loan to s10o, ,00o,0 ,0C0, and
the substitution Of proylsion foF reserve
THIRD Permission for the negotiation of
loans redcemable absolutely at pleasure, or
ut pleasure aftera time fixed not more remote
than forty, years, and further the omission,
pcrlapa, Of tho clause taxing circulation and
deposits. as being 1, moro appropriate to an in
It is hoped that the other powers Of the
law may be retained in the newloan
Under such legislation the Secretary enter
tains little doubt Of being able to obtain
whatever fund will be needed through loans
at reasonable rates Of interest for bonds or
Treasuary. notes, md for warrants For this
Of national banks
The act Of last session authorized the loans
supposed TO be required for the fiscal years.
1868 and .4S64, and Of the amount required
for the service Of those two yenrs to Decem-
notes;and sc, ,000, 900 by loan for two years.
FIVE per cent Treasury Notes hive already
been provided under that legislation. The
net is 50 well conceived and expressed, that
little other 1egis}atfon for the loans Of 1861
those years Of its leading provisions
It will, doubtless, be thought expedient,
this session, to authorize the borrowing In
some form Of $500, ,O00, COO for the current,
, 1863-12-11
FROM. CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T.ibune.l
CE7cnSATI, Dec. 10, 1863.
The Presidents Message has been read with
general approval by oil classes here. The
p1aln honest way In which 1t is written has
gained the respect Of cyen the enemies Of the
Administration.
The election ofa Senator from Ky., which
takes place on Tnesday next, Is creating con-
sidersble excitement both in Kentucky and
here. The nomination Of Rev. Robert J.
Breckenridge is strongly advocated Hc has
taken such bold stand for TUG Union, that
his election will be greeted with joy by all
truly loyal people, not only in Kentucky, but
NIL through the North.
Recruiting goes On very slowly here now,
and the principal part Of Ohio's quota will
have to be filed By the draft.
Active preparations are being made By the
Provost Marsha1s to go On with the draft on
thu 5th Of January. 4 proposition will be
made to the City Council tomorrow to allow
the Miami & Indianapolis g. Cincinnati Rail-
roads to make connection In this city by
running their cars through tho straets from
ono depot to the other. Should permission
be granted It will raise quite competition
between the above roads and the broad guagc
road, which will be finished in a few months.
General Coz did not leave for Knoxville
yesterday, but Will leave tonight
The rnmors aaoat as to the whereabouts Of
Morgan are nj Without foundation. It is
known that he passed through this city one
week ogo to-day, and crossed into Kentucky
By the Fifth street ferry. Hc. then dinel at
the residence Of noted rebel in Cosington,
and left with horse and buggy for Florence,
On the Lexington pike.
He changed horses at Florence and left for
the interior Of the State. Probably ere this
lie is within the rebel lines.
The notorious guerilla and horse thief Dan
Cook, who lately escaped from the custody
Of Provost Marshal Couy, at Ironton, has
been re-arrcsted at Cracker's Greek, in Nor
gan county, Kentucky. He is the same per-
son who lately robbed the Ashland Bank.
Preparations for the great Western Santa
r. Fair are being made at a rapid rate. It is
believed that quarter of million dollars
will be raised.
, 1863-12-11
FIIEE IN NEW YORK HAIR.
B0R~

NEW YoRk, Dec. 1o.-Yestcrday afternoon
the canal boat Com Campbell, while loading
hay at Bulkhcad, between piers IS and 81, at
TIC foot of Charles street, North river,
caught fire from epark from the stove pipe.
The fire spread rapidly, md in short time
extended from vessel to vessel until 1t reach
cd pier No. 5, enveloPing about t twenty i've
worked well, but were unable to. DO marc
than stay tic spreading Of the deyouEinag
element The vessels on fire were nearly
al1 totally destroyed.
, 1863-12-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEw YonK, Dec. 10.-Thc Etna from LiV-
erpool the 25th and Queenstown the eGth, ar-
rived here this morning.
Cabinet councils were being held almost
daily in London. Earl Russell was pre-
sent.
Russin's rcp1y to the invitation to attend
tle Congress, is received It asks for the
objects to he discussed.
la frances saye nil the continental powers
except Austria hayc aeccded 10 thc caU for a
Congress.
, 1863-12-11

xxhch 1rban r-t1Aai hu thrae nf aaf3 Tefa
atures, shal be valid and to all lntents aud par-
poses az psrt Of the sa.d Constitution namely
win Zee eoyernment. ia forever prohibited in
the United States, and involuntary sess1tnas % shaa
SIC. 3 Congress- ehail hare fpll power to enforce
the foregoing section Of this article By appropfa-
W sncaEcr l' Cn1far :. t,ns;,v cnoapef3 IN making
IN Els committees. There is great pressure
for positions on the Committee Of Ways and
eans " o. eG,estto ai,gs 20 ~ m,in ;n,no4snme
NJ nlac1ng nnnn It the besf f1nancIai and bust
ness talent ii the House. It Is probable that
stebbins, elected as a DemocTat, and Gonced.
n New ~ VAL m T viii II I he % nfere1 tIe n1ace an the
Committee made vacant by Corning's resic-
nation. Stevens will retain his position as
tae1lman: MnI ~ .,,..,oa ,e ~. a..,+.
aorecd nnon i5y the Subcommittee, viii be-
announced to The Senate to-day. Material
changes have been made.
,,,s1t on. :t14 :. - ah.;o.-a, ~ - +he To,sa ~
yal COMMITTEES,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Meade's army Is
quietly encamped In Culpepper; county, On
the south bank Of the Rappahannock- Lee
occupies his old position At Orange Court
House, his adFaneo lino guarding tho hapidan
1ofos' 1ne p'cke17 arc AGAIN on 1f1enols
terms. 4herc aA ou' uttle aueulng ana lev
casualties Oh either slae' bnsn"asckerS afe
oceanolne 10 s"arm agaln On OUT nanks anu
rear.
jet. Davis Issued Ills annual message to the
rcbe1 Congress on Monday. The document Is
mournful.
Deserters say Lees army does not exceed
5000, and is raising h4ts for winter quarters
along tho line of the Rapidan.
Meade It Ia believed viii soon Ii. rel,cve1
, 1863-12-11
4 MEAN TRICK AND HOW DE-
F1EATED.

a MEAN TRICK AND HOW DE-
Our readers are already informed that
the small specimens Of humanity that run
the journal in the absence Of Mr. Wilson.
sold out the Presidents Message to the So
ccsh organ, and they-a *noble pair Of
brothers" sccretly-attcmpted to deprive
the other morning dailies oft. By an ar
rangcment On Wednesday morning among
the papers, the Journal was to have the
copy and publish it as promised in their
evening edition. When they failed to pub
1lsh it, their properly in it ceased by every
rule Of right, and We believe Of Inv.
Telegraph companies hare been decided
in law as common carriers, and have no
right to refuse the transmission Of matter
duly offered them for that purpose. Set
ting aside the question Of proprietary right
in the copy Of the Message that had already
been matter Of sale in this city, the Mes
sagee1ieted elsewhere, was already in press
at numerous points westof the lakes where
an entcrprising evening press exists. To
these copies at 3 distance We were resolved
to have recourse by telegraph.
Knowing our rights, and being deter
nined to maintain them, we made legal
tender to E. D. L. Sweet, Esq, the mana-
ger ofthe Illinois and Mississippi Telegraph
Company, md demanded that the
Message Ike sent to us if offered
by our friends ut Dubuque, OF
Springfield. The message came as Of
right it should, for had not the company re-
ccived it and sent it, we should have at
once prosecuted them for summary dam
ages- In all this ME. 6wectacted with per-
feet 1hirncss and impartiality, and with a
proper regard to the interests Of his Com
pany.
And yet with characteristic NAL
ienaut mendacity the sccesh con-
ccrn abuses Mr. Sweet for do
ing precisely what the Telegraph
Company are legally required to do for the
entire business public But all sensible
mcn hare long since ceased to expect either
truth or kdecency from that sheet 1lr.
Sweet will out1ivc its malice, and the pub
lie will he reassured that when there is
news abroad they will find it in the columns
Of the TRIBUNE
, 1863-12-11
RECONSTRUCTION.

Ac country has been waiting with great
inter est for the Presidents opinions on the |
important subject Of reconstruction. Since |
the declaration by Summer, Chase, and |
Blair Of their views, illustrated and eufor-
ced rs they were, by all the talent and
bearing Of their distinguished advocates
the people have been still more anxious to
know how fur these men reflected the
opinions Of the President, and who would |
prove to have most Of the confidence, or
coincide most nearly with the judgment
and counscls Of tho Chief Magistrate But
as might have been expected from the
previous history Of Nh. Lincoln's dealing
with important public questions, We find
from tho Message, that neither one Of these
prominent men has stated the opinions Of
the President, Us to the mode in which the
Union is 10 be reconstructed; but that the
plan brought forward by the President
differs in many important respects from
theirs, and viii be received by the country
as strictly his own, stamped with the same
features Of large common sense, and ster-
ling love Of country and Of freedom, that so
distinguish all the proposed measures Of
the President.
Without regar1ingatt this time any Of the
many dcbatable questions Of State rights,
and constitutional authority, which are
soon to he raised by different politicians
and parties in the country, we wish to ex-
press our great qualification TINT oil the
President processes concerning this impor-
tant subject, is 30 entirely controlled and
moulded, by those two great ideas, 50 pre-
cious to nny froe and loyal heart, the pre-
servation Of the Union, and the destruction
of Slavery. In what A1r. Lincoln proposes
for The future, is in all hehas done in the
past; he Seems animated by but
ono feeling and purpose, to save
The dountry and make It free.
So paramount are these two great objects,
50 superior TO all temporary means OF pri-
vate interest; SO much in the estimation Of
the President do they outweigh a1l indi-
viduul ambition, or party pride, that while
JIG submits to Congress his own impress
slons Of the best measures BY which these
grcnt ends can be attained, lie would vii
lmg'y abandon his own matured projects,
is ready 10 listen to any suggestions from
any side, and would only be too g1ad to
join with any man in any effort, 50 only it
may accomplish The great end Of saving the
Union, and rcdceming the land from the
curse Of slavery
In the noble manner in which Nr, Lin
coin subordinates his own peculiar plans
, 1863-12-11
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,

Especial Oiapatch TO the Chicago Ttabupe.l
u. have t,o te c,.e G.s T;sss De- u, 10 csito 1s;s
O. 49,, -,
ano ING Ae"pais PACKET o. Fati1ck' iater
memphis papers, oelng 70 1nose OF tuesaay
evening" Inc ON insL Also, py cap.aln "a
: spenes, 81 ~ e.'' Se0"s'''' -'e" VI
4e1-,. 80. @Ar~.: ~ -. ,...
,x.'- 1's n'M'. 80" - ~ - NO. uon !'po.
~ 1o" ~, ~ 'na1a y. .uo
e.*,a'net 1, osuue Ln., ttom 1u'aas oian' .uae
Inc sseaher eu& "as =, nsea 1neo " gue11llas
on hs.f WY "o'n 1nc Pun ~ aohSonpof' euu
her Captain and n Major OF cavalry wounded
1he1r names were not aseertaanea.
sharp sktrmisMng occurred on the railroad
which rms from Duval1's Bluff to Little
Rock, between party sent out to repair the
track and company Of gueri1las- It ap-
pears that tl71n had run of the track and
was about being repaired. A sharp contest
between the Union men and confcderates en-
sued, md several were killed and wounded.
Both parties, xueri1las principally, took to
their heels and escaped. We have no news
Of lost or Injured.
On Tuesday the mastering stations in
Acnphis were crowded By men who had
Joined volunteer organizations, and were
waiting for their chance to bo mustered in.
Many had held ont to the last, thinking the
General and the Government not in earnest
in its orders.
Gen. Veatch and his staff were very busy
al1 duy. Nine companies mustered in, and
about as many more remained to be mus
tered.
4 general summary Of MINOR Robb's State
hospital report to Governor Yates, showing
the changes in the United States military
hospitals, post Of Memphis, for the week
ending Dec. 4, 1868. is as follows:
Admitted, 81; returned to duty, 70; desert
Cd, 2; cent North, s; fnrlon.le1, G; died, p
aggregate, III. Names Of those who have
died: Francis Champ, Co. E, 1st artillery;
silaA T. Combs, Co. l, 7th Illinois regiment.
No news save TINT we have driven the reb-
els from, al points on the railroad
1t will be seen By the following order that
the time for enrolment has been again cx-
tended:
HEADQUARTERS DErAE1AEx7 Or MExruta,l
naH.a' uee ~. 1Sa.
nh. ,5+,,sns @ ~ ~. t die+rict t S.r3no S:1 z,o
comuaendable spirit II Organising volunteer com.
Pan1es, undcr genera! order No. g. TIE time for
bersby e1teni3s IN sstnr5ax - ,e4S neoeraS,sr IL
~ Fox. &c. VEArcnt
=. "; bng. Gen'
mi
, 1863-12-11

CoTTON-W1fhoQt decided change, at iHE490E.
FLopE-5c better. 8825s6 20 for extra state; s7.s7
@743 for ext1n round hoop Ohio; $71@910 for trade
brands Market ctosiug very nr1 with no sellefa St
outside quotations.
csc.
.GRA1s-Wheat 1@2c higher, With better demand !;
Zee club; $1.t63l. q for amber Allwankee-thc Inter
an outside price; IS for winter red westorn
e sQs .G Gsnaqe sa Tsstsrn Corr aEeE ~ith
ter prices Slas for uusoutd In store niso, $500 bu
mixed western dellyerse?e from 1T to 10Th February
delivery sold in separate loads at 31o. Oats 1c bet.
ter. at 8G51789c for westeru.
WooI-QuIet and stoady.
f;RocxHiEs-Suear very dull, Molnsscs quiet
O1Ls-Pct1oleum irregular and unsettled-re1ned
&c.
PRoy1s1oHs-Pork quiet and without materia,
cAsnge. Bacon aidcs moderately active nt 11Isc for
western long cut h1ma, deliverable In Jannsry: 10c
for stafford cut: 1o4c Tor long clear. Lard dun and
heavy at 11k@l3Xc, the latter an extreme. Buttez
nrm 1t 2n9G6c for Oh.o-