Washington telegraph., 1863-02-04

Times, Of the 7th, contains glowing
account of the meeting at Sprin gfeld,
Illinois, to protest against the conduct OF
Lincoln's administration. The speakers
were Richardson, Merrick, Marshall, and
Cloudy. The Times says the people evil
IDENTIFY conceded with the speakers, as
such applause as greeted their bold and
manly utterance, never rang through the
capitol.
Richmond, Jan. 13.-In the Federal
Congress, on the 9th, Norton, of Mis-
souri,, submitted a proposition to disband
both armies, and ask for a national con
vention to arrange the present troubles
aud restore the Union.
Bingham, of Ohio, characterized Nor.
tons speech as a lame and impotent
apology for a most wicked and infamous
rebellion, aud asked how it was to be
done. Mr.. Norton replied, through the
State Legislatures Bingham denounced
the inconsistencies of those who were
camorous for the Union as it was, and
alluded to the scheme of Valland igham
to divide the Union into four parts.
The New York Herald, of the lIth.
calls for the removal Of Staunton, Hal
eck, Chase, and Welles
Chandler has been elected Sena tor
from Michigan. There is strong proba-
bility that Bayard will be elected from
Delaware, W. a Richardson, from Hi
nois, and Fernando Wood from New
York
The Confederate schooner Virginia.
was captured by Walk r, in Mexican
waters, and the Herald thinks it will lead
to trouble
Richmond, Jan. l3-Goy. Robinson's
message recomme ds that Kentucky re-
ject and protest against Lincoln's procla-
nation, which he thinks will infiict upon
Kentucky fatal, though Indirect blow.
Grenada, Jan. ga gentleman who
has just arrived 10 this city. direct from
st. Louis. reports that the enforcement o.
the Federal stamp act, in the Northwest
ern States, is creating immeose dissats-
facticn; and that the people are decide ily
hostile 70 a further enforcement of the
draft, or an increase Of The Northern
armies
The Baltimore American mas a long
leader, 10 show that the North is strug-
Cling against universal disintegration,
aud that secession Of the Northwest is
imminent.
The Democrats Of Sullivan county, In
diana, lately held public meeting, aud
resolved that they could ani would dis
penfe with articles manufactured aud
sold by the fanaticai New England ers
The New York Herald Of the 18th, con
tains President Davis late message in full
Il SAYS it j. ~ more than ordinary impor
lance, aud that he il evidently assured by
= conscious security which haas never hith-
arIn characterized Any manifesto which hrs
cniadnied fiom THE executive, ard brear hes
uuta determination OF deEa &c Hui jnstiti d
Ahat meets the pu die eye
RIcHxoNp, Jau II TIE Indianapolis
correspondent Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cioi says Indiana j. ripe fUr revolution
within her BORDERS The plot uf the Dem
octatic leaders to seize the SAT- Arsenal
VS. defeated nv the vigilance of CIV. Nor
tun and A few Others. The establishment
'l Aiit NnTlH " t-ltIH 1DlItI"TTcF " ~ 10
y ud vocatcd III tile Dem, cratic leaders To-
Iuailua.
ValIandighum. IL The House Rcpre>cn
tatve>, % the I4rh, aarve4 "a al arms.
ticr.
The HeraId's correspondent says the
speech gas lisrcucd t. with tie closest
attention.
MuBME, Jan. 2I-The Advertiser and
Register has dispatch dated Charleston.
jan. 2l~t. In says that hiucolu has issued
rcfailtory order remariing 20 solitary
Confinement al Confederate officers now
prisoners in the North, until President
Davis shall revoke his Burlar D. uctnatior.
a number 90 Confederate officers who md
reached Fortress Monroe un their way "a
be exchanged were accordingly sens back
The t.ShrevesFUrt news ofthe 3Orh ha.
the following. We learn from aur frieni
Charles Spilkvr, who has our thanks f,r
iattp papers, tina, reports 10 Eicksbnrg when
lie left, were, that Ohio aud Indiana had
sent delegate to confer with JEFF Davis
On tie subject Of annexation
Ifere is a smart chaucs Of smukeI there
may be some fire.