Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-01-15
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I RicnxoSD, Dec, 80. The New
York Herald of the Goth and Bal
timore American of the 9th have
been received. The Herald says
Seward will remain in the Cabinet
only upon condition that a conseI-
vatNe policy is adopted by the Adj
ministration. He is said to be VI,
oldntly opposed to Eincofn's negro
Ths Amsrlsqh has he1J li from !
Washington that in diplomatic Cir
cles the event next in importance
toHthe Fredericksburg defeat is
considered to be the certainty that
the Emperor Napoleon will, at his
new year reception, inform Minis
: ter Dayton that the sufteHpgs Of
3 France will no longer permit him
ito delay entreating the United
States and Confederate States to
terminate this wasteful war. The
American adds, an appeal popular
andainfuehtial throughout Europe
lis expected from the Emperor.
j The message of Gov. Seymour,
of New York, it is said, will make
Z a studied and vigorous attack on
New England, and perhaps init
mate his Willingness for her jexpuE
sion from the Union, as q necessa-
rystep to induce the South to re-
turn. ~ u - a.. sjsfa;, .r.
The n. Y.1IIeraI thinks Napo-
leon policy towards the South IS
likely to embroil him in war with
other great powers. The Herald
J is disappointed at the result Of the
expedition against Goldsboro, and
: says it accom- Iished nothing more
+ than to arouse the rebels to the imr
) portance of guarding points threat
! ened. { Its advices from the South
: westyindieate a series OF battles III
, that quarter that viii put q new
| phase ontthe war; The Herald
says Stanton and Halleck viii SC
: on5in the old way, fighting around
the edges of the rebellion. and il
e will not be disappointed if disheart.
: ening defeats be the result of the
, winter campaign i'll the Southwest
a letter, we'll authenticated
: states that Burnside, in his depo
e sit;on before the Congress Commit
: tee, confessed that his army would
: not let him renew the fight a
i, Fredericksburg.
The Herald says Col. Forney':
organ (the Washington Chronicle,
. is busy whipping in weak-backcc
/ republicans, who are already croak
sing about the necessity Of recog
I nizing the Southern ConIederacy
I In this list are found republican
members Of Congress who openly
despair of success Of the Fedora
Government, and declare no more
troops can beTraised even by draf
in the States they represent. -.
] Mr.. Slidell has had another in
terview with Napoleon, and N
4 Drouyn deHuys and Count Persig
!, ny are, now in favor Of the South
The Paris correspondent Of th'
New York Herald, under date Of
: Dec, / 9th, says it is runored in di
: plomatic circles, that tories, assist
ed by France, will succeed in Gust
ing Palmerstdn and Rsssell, soor
: after the opening Of Parliament
! Golden, aided by other economists
; viii be in with the tories whose
policy i'll respect to italy and Amer
: lea will lie Identical to that. OF
France. The Heralds correspond
: ent adds that the rumors are no
: without foundation. and that II
the Spring thorough change ii
British policy may be expected.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2.-The Sen
! tinel and Chronicle has received
Northern papers which report. nine
4 vessels of Banks expedition wreck
ed on Carysfoot Reef the troops
r were saved. 800 30 ..
: !. The steamer Niagara put into
= Philadelphia in a sinking condition
. 5 In New York cotton was rapid.
, ~ rising, The price had gone ut
: too cents q ID, = - lo.!7,2s'ia
, 9 The New York Herald,1 Of the
25th, says France is Bound to
, make anl alliance with the South
! ern Confederaey. I'M q
! RcHMoNp, Dec. "A CORES e}rrs Z
;. pendent of. the Chicago Time
says that in response to a. circular
|. fFom Gov Robinson, two thirds Of
!, the members of the Lerislati,r1 Of