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uls.snOs the former yoa reward and encourage by
exc mptnR from ell but income tar tho other you
oppress BY arbitrary prices upon hs products, BY I'D
yaorem taxes upon all ha property, and gratuiious
1.-THE from HE annual crops The farmer, 100, pre-
viaes under Mr. TrenhoIms scheme for the redemption
of our redundant currency
sarely such offence against the cardinal principle
Of SouHty of public burthsns can only succeed when
God .1ls our ruin TO be wrought out By our own
hapds. Aad yet representative in Congress. whose
courage and talents challenge my admiration, calls for
ths Immediate enactment OF ths financial scheme upon
no higher ground IhAs that the responsibility attaches
20 ths Secretary The people will look for IL elst-
tVes 10 give Ii the form and feet Of lay.
Respect for your limits Restraints me from pursuiDg
further the against this branch Of Mr. Tren-
holm's report. A suggestion may serve to provoke
il airy; and that ali the subject needs to ensure
A n,opsr decision Of il. FAR PLAY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24
FROM TIE VALLEY.
IAaLr cone IsTO WIHIsE oUIAIEGs AsoTHn Gal
nVpfntS M,uuv

IAALT G3IAs IST0 WINIsA QUAAnAs -AsoTHIA GALLANT
lXPLOII By MosBY.
From the Valley Amy correspondent Qf Ae Herald
We gather the following interesting speculssOns COG
corning Geo. E.rl)'s movements:
Deserters Who have ast come in say that General
Early hAs reIeaIed ~, II not beyond, Nav Market, ~
90 INTO winter Quarters Some nc,ine 10 The be.
net that the Present bel army in Valley will mol
winter here; certainly this o. Snunlon, A.
he roads viii soon become but very p0Ory pAssable
il IL thought that Early Is really golDk up the Valley
TO stay here during this cImp4ign, nEVIDg gwen up
all p,s OF bsSunE General bnsrIdAn during lns pre-
ssnt year. "a
hGsby having, yesterday, nA& a. attack on 9 do.
scAmeut Of cur EsH, Wnlie moving nGAr VII IsStsI
tW0 forces were ILis mOrni Gu. 81 daylight ~
cus CT mis- reueAt 10 tue MOUNTAINS.
Br. c. lnFidge's old Division Ia stu with EHlJ al
though BrsekIuIdke himself ia 10 Southwestern Viz
glnlS.
TIE LATEST Fzoh THI VALLEY.
Under d1ts Of "hSrtinsku. &, November 20.h," the
Herald core popdsnl gyss the latest intelligence from
erdsn aud the account OF AnoIheE victory by C,l.
Mosby;
MAauSsBURs, Nov. 2O.-Thsrsi u nothing new from
the irons lhs nVlulnE regard TO- GSusFAl S1srdSn
optrations Tss gueFiAs still thrive and ~ unpun-
shed.
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shsrman,s Object

We DO not uadsrsuJd PElcisgly WY it Is that TIE
Yankees 20 mo cx aoies Of delight sd admiration
s,sr sbe2nsns increment a Geosgia Tn esa be th.
they consider themselves b-uad " applaud everything
dSDO o. 10 DO d5ge by sl-s military leaders. Ho#ese
o,uli her nantes. thss intense sFPr5oaior OF her
en- ugres;rsss." dos eis1 ca slsy make ito BOrd
bsisys tha. they 4sa ally tie g.este3t and Emartts
manila il abr q s.yiol Aai beng ths gSesielt sld
sasrtsst Ca0ps u tL,5 aJ otuei o. cogTss tteiI
generals mus hs tas gsssss. cad lmlFIesL kLoNH in
history; thsil movements he most marvellous tb,h
MARCHES the most extraordinary, aud tLsir campaign
ts most mag a.hssGt /. "a Therefore matt VI prin
cpls With tEsE " declare that ShCrmaas HOsemeut i,
tts z7sndss, sbsal, aad pso.osados, OF ui4 or ary
atb.r Tsr Bl es mast solius5 that sc GanGol see BE-
=. INA YaaEsss sss i. We do no. tor uoman, uader
imcorszcs, o, de suiseiy BY shcL it Is char
~ sfisei Il this 5sslco. ceTtsaig dosa din frcw
"A, ursv;ous movement OF any asbaT Y-akeo General
T. l. the rst tine that shy Yankee coIHscdss has ven
.assd to separate hiassif ron BIG base Of 0Perattu5
snd TO plaDss 5eidy into the ve7y hsaF' Of hOats
csuutry.
Granite da,l &C P,ubsr;oa's cOImaaiost;ona md
hi, s,ros from d,s-i Gal 70 jackson, were sialIar
In soosraace C. IN reality 7ery different: spc GRAM
'iIaedistaly T,;rSc~i bis sicFs to he hsiSsipP.
zbsFs be rsogs cd communicative E..a the co oP,rs
Sag see,. srosnsl's Increment il csEtsiaiY sith0ut
sxlnps in this Esr I-dlsd l Is without ,1'mplc iE
say ~ar Of modzF- ,I-s ed i8 s-sua2gl, "a iUs5
lsat disregard Of al .he pri cris OF ss q IS yx-
psioed ard prscd5sd By t1o masters o. tI3 uiltsPI
sFL Tls hol 50 isF fro justifyiag tue e1,TAvsgsai
ysslsngs lni s;il mO:a sztlvssan! expectations OF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
FROM GRANTS ARnY-YRoN TIE VALLEY
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE SPECUL ATOMS
Upon SHERMAN AND HIS MOVEMENTS, ETO.

NEWS FROM ENTHUSIASTICALLY ATOMS
Upon sHERM AN AND HIS MOVEMENTS, ETO.
We hSve rec lived the Nav York Herald Times and
II Juae o. the slst sad the Baltimore AMERICAN Of the
otts,nOoa OF tho sams day.
There are NO nsk movements Of special interest re-
pOrted from either Grabt or Sasiid ne armies, but
great deal of speculation s INDUCED Ia BY the papers
concerning Sherman, who was reported to be seventy
miles sOuth of Atlanta the l4th, sweeping every
thing before him. All intelligence CT Sherman how
eysr based upon hesrsay OF Newspaper correspond
enos and "a nothing official is knoEn of his where
abouts ths accounts that published Of him will be
accepted as the usual Yankee gsscOasds ard nothing
more.
There is gold quotations given, as the 2O:h inst
was Sunday.
TEox GRANTS AMY
There Is nothing Of importance from Grants army
to be geaned from the papess OF the 2ls With Grant
IN New Jersey Oh visit TO his family and his srny
laying pa5s tor their Thanksgiving dinners the ques
ton OF arms seeus tohsVs become Q secondary coL.
silsrAtIon.
The following from tue "siuatiOl article" In the
Herald Of the Fl containa, 10 condensed form all
Intelligence OF sny interest f.on tbs Richmond and
Petersburg lines
The quiet Of tie national armies before the rtb.l
CO yta has again bsen slightly Gisturbsd. Attacks
We made by she enemy, on both Thursday aud FRI
day EVENING" as' on the p ctes linz OF she Unlon
forces batsoe toe James and Apponsttox rivers nm
DER c9musad Of BrgAdier Gen. G!shsu. Ga the frat
occss on tho rebels succecded 10 capturing four fl
GERS sad aocu eighty prvatea and temporarily fore
I, back cut men, who sOoa however reeained their
loss ground TIE sstaCk oil Friday cveniI was tri-
ding sff.ir aud vas soon repulsed, without any 10
bstover to the Uuo lis's wsDtsined their posi-
to1. Con Butter 70 s'suntd command Of tho army
of the ] .mos on ls'i + dsy morning.
BUTIBR RnUsSs TO his CsMMAsD
The correspondent of tie Herald Wi ins from
" Headquarters" unSeS date Of Nav Is h, announces
tie return Of Butler a. fploHs:
Major General BueT arrived at his hes this
morning and MS resumed con nsnd of Bis depsrtu ent
Al cir Of nossssed activity prevails through the csmp
and all seem rioced tnst the new Secretary Of War in
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24
INSPECTION NOrIoEi

A LII PERSONS IN FOURTH CONGRESS.
"A slehAL DIsTRIor OF VIRGINIA. "ho ing certificate,
Of permanent dsabi, and III assigned sk dur
viii IepoIt follows:
Ps.srsbsIG my oAes Bank street. November llsh Ard
18th.
a.oss county, ct ny once street, Pstsburg
Nov snber l7th.
Chesterfield county, at cLsE;tras8 foa E.rs Hy.mb.r
lsth and 1850.
ssois eosssy, s Court Hosis November q
No.tovsy sesny, sotioEsy ooEr HOUSE. l3d
Amelia eoaltv, 81 Amelia Court House. November qltb
Cunbsrland souny, a. Csnssand Coun House November
ssth.
Povhaisa county, Of Povhstan osuI House. November qs.b
Gooesnd souny 81 Gocchsnd court Hou November 2sh
inspsctisn, IN punuznce OF Par. Orders No
Adii and inspr 8eprs ohcs. esIrslt series
Prompt pslcs vito is notice ID expected and any De
fsu 70 do except sickness oinr
will In each subjected 10 arrest Nv
the pt guard and IssAsnanos BY edal ErArlrin
Board.
Persons prevented from reporting above ordered by
OF sckness will iorvardto hs Enrolling 0cer Of their rope
tive counties hs es.acs Of <ir attending physician i,
Ing thsr dsshay m sxtsat, &C., to b Transmitted to th Of.
ace.
The attention Of Enrolling oneeu called this crder snd
hsr active ee.opessAon rsqusssd. J.. L BEAfH,
Lisut and In,sr Consumption Sih Gong Dist
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24
EVENING WIG.

We shah publish, to-day, Ct o'clock P. H., and
even succeeding DAY CsRsays sIcep;sa) - the same
lou, an evening sSdOa Of tia Wig. The kTsnlng
Whig VII o5at1ia tie hOst HsUs b. s.A ana telegraph
Up to h5 hOsE Of going TO pres S.OFAla lOOAl htSl
lgelOs, 40. DIV
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prospective has returned 10 remain Ikofs dine longer
With %. s-afs ses-a~
The BALTIMORE Am~iean contains the following:
nIBMs AITUsE 10 EKoHABaa PIPHRs.
WAsHmeFoH, Nov. Is.-Adviees from the Army of
the POomso thAt abe rebels yesterday refused 10
exchange papers This 10 considered positive proof
that SHERMAN Il successfully accomplishing his move
ment southWard. Toe rebsls never have suppressed
news untaVorAbls 70 us.
HaoM WASHINGTON.
The Tribune, 10 iu tslsgraphic news, contains the
following facts and fAneiss from Washington:
AUMoRs ABOUT PsTsRsBUHG.
WAsaHGfoH, Nov 20, 1864 Your correspondents
report thaG the Gurrsnt yesterday that Pc
tSFSburg vas being svAcuated.
TIE ssooHD CORP.
Mrjor General Humphreys, it is said, will succeed
Genvlal ook In command Of she Second CORDS In
the event Of thAs commanders Withdrawal from the
army. II IL Gen raj Hancock'a NiEh TO 20 North to
undergo medical treatment OF his wound, and while 70.
cupsrAng to devote his energies to the re enlistment
and orgAnz toH Of corps OF veterans who Ia 70 seen
ct least taO years servsce.
HOOD AID SHERMAN.
Ia resrenes to popular ahKlstiss concerning Hoods
invasion Of Est Tennessee IL may be stated that iI 10
NOS Goleral bhermAn's wont IT, leave the bars down
kohiud him. The Richmond VA Of the ls n pub
mission and co1jscGares thsrs0m thaG hs u march
log tor che release OF the Union priSoners.
TIE CABINET.
Il Il stalled thAt sc.stAriss seward and Wells are at
variance again over the SURRENDER o. the FLORIDA Sec.
Rotary Stanton 10 seriously iBdsposea again 70
nlgnT The announcement OF denera BuIlsGs succeed.
Ing Sscreta Stanton has aroused al the TspIts
tCSJls Of the conservatives and they have plyns
the PesdsnI 10 season aud out OF season. un !. has
become Ons the peAsAntss If she capitol IhsE sn.
B4nks hGs entirely sohpsSd hr. Waiting, aud become
hIlnssd ohisi soLSl.OF Of tie Va Department
Tie same paper hes the fOlosinS regard 70 the
"psscs" movement:
PEACE cohHnsIoSEhs 70 licHhoaD.
PHILADSLPAIA, Nav. ~. ls64.-4hs BElistin pub
ALss SPECIAL asApsSSh IrCn WAshinson w. IAs fol-
loving III CT:
"3hs National IHtsIligsaesr understands thai Pea
dent LLe.la ADOut ss-nE Psacs Oo4c 70
c4mOna, InsrlnE basis UPJu UuIca the ksOels cav
again return 70 tns UulsA,"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24

JuDss LYoHs 0oUhY--In this court yestsrday,
Thomas II. y. B,,d. OF Nd, vas tried on the charge
of Sc alng sls76 from Philip Whi,lOck, and was COLI
ViOsd and sent 70 the psniisnsary iOrons year. The
jury unanimously recommended him 70 executive
clsmspey. This practice Of jariss' recommending
criminals 70 the pardon Of the eovsnor has BIC Ims
the common law Of this city, IL net Of the Common
wealth.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24
THR CITY.

KicAAaDsoHs A1xASlc I'VE hsvs received q. copy
Of WyAns's edition Of r ehardson's Virginia and North
Carolina Almanac for the year 1855 Ia addition to tho
usual astronomical calculations contains variety OF
useful information, including lists Of the msmbsrs OF
Congress and State Legislature, directory to the
various public buildings in Richmond, number Of
valuable rsOsph, sto. We presume that the Almanac
will DO kept for sails q. tho bookstores.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24
FROM TENNESSEE.
IsHIIse AT tFsAWBIRRr PLlIIs.

CHLYrAHoGSA, Saturday, Nov. I9-Ths Ttbslj ct
tSck.d Uur toC Goa Straw berry Paus eighteen miles
above Knoxville, Ia iorJe yesterday mOrniog al day
ght.
Ths fighting .contLu ID at Intervals eli day.
Oar forces held Ihsir Oau.
Tue rsbels we're Iepul.ed 10 every attack.
ptsSs dsspI tOh from Louisville, 90 the lsth inst
ststss taat Gillian is safe AZ KnoISille" uotNith
standing that the "rsbss we're rspa lssd 10 every at
lark
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THs WAR II IISsIssII AID rIssrssrrPr.
CAruo, saturday, Nov. 10 Is

II IThhlesG1 AID hIaeIa=IPPI.
CAIHo, saturday, Nov 10. 1864.
Memphis dates to the 18th say that reports placed
Bsauregard with considerable rebel foteS At U0rihtb
aud lhat JrTest would In him there.
The Rebel Captain ThOmp on WAS cclscripling every
mAn he could Rud iu the vi GermAntoWn
There we're about 900 Re 10 ct Nouns Pleasant,
Miss, tseEe miles from OoIhsTkVlk .kis Ia the only
large body Memphis, bat there several small
forces not far away.
Chalmers and LOngshest are reported at Holly
Syringe
GPEoULLfIOHs II RIGAID TO SHERMAN.
Quite speculative mAUla over Sherman has broken
out in the North Psrio mAncsS OF the lnd-
ing character are boldly awarded 10 him the result II
his grand campaign" and he ia invested with all the
MYSTERIOUS inIer 81 that his military "What-ILItY'
s.u endoW him with. The New York Herald stylss
him the "peSCe commissioner" add the Cincinnati Ga
z,s Of the 10 b. she other hand waits further in.
formation with sOliCiude but with hope that the final
Issus will DO &" brilliant aud decisive
From the mass OF speculation before W, We select The
following:
Isy telegraph to the Baltimore american Of the 2luJ
sHIhHAH NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF TIE RIBaL7.
BUFFALO, Nov. 20 -Brgsdier Go, erAl Barry, shsr-
name Onisl OF Artillery, arrived here yesterday seri-
III,
Georgia, at 8 A. n. on~ths l2ih Gen. b. says that
Sherman has al the infanty CAV.l and artillery he
wants. The men lad received eight monIhb pa, AID
on e. especially adapted to hard aud rapid winters
c,mpsign the morals of the troops vas uGequaed
giving promise OF tfic eDcy and Tgor. General sher-
mar he eays will carry bis army tTiumphany through
:he work before it,
o. Monday night last HOod's entire fotess, iuclud.
ina rres,s cavalry, tho In date neiahhor.
mood of Tuscumbis and Florsnoi, Ala, Watche by
tut troops under Gen Thomas ofsuch strength az will
render the invasion Of Tennessee impoasiho and even
the vii hdiaWa Of the emy for service elsewhere On
CD rltion OF q r ne difficulty
CnCnEATI New 20 The GGzstts's Memphis des.
pitch says that military sffAIs are unchanged and
comparatively quiet. The rain continues ard the roads
arei bad condition. Hood and B AusteaFd are still
10 the vicinity Of ForeIce. Nns hundred rebel pris
Onsls arrived ct Nashville Oh Saturday morning from
lanta. ltaIpsars that, thinking the place eyscus.
ted Il sy iuihed in to PGgs and plumber, and we're
capnred'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24
ESYPfIAA CORN.

g. naassy hal psssnsa - On ssr o. hh kPtAA ooH
rcfors pager fas sAf has sOnd gram.
sdy VINO raNsa yssz. ~ ssit aoats
staax Nat SIZE THAI had Iiopsd-n
don PfrgiHtda. no 2t-os'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, a.vacancy has occurred IN the
w General Assenbl, OF tbs Commonwealth blythe resg-s
P.ulus Pc YELL member OF the Hus- OF belle
at fr6r the county Of Apherst Theref l. WILLtAA
syTH Governor Of virginia, h-reby "a and
known eere OF auihoiy vested In the cutive ~
law ordered election Ia the saf county Of Amnec
the purpose filing and hist shef that
county will such cleo ion 10 be held Thursday the IL
DAY Of Decor bar next.
Given unier my hand IS Governor, and under Tire
ofih rmonveath, Rich-on1, this 2lrt day Of
Govent en-, A 1864 and In tee s9h year Ct the Com
norvesl:h Wa. SMITH.
TtTe: Gro. ". HUsFoRD,
toqs--eSs secrstary Of the CONN on ssIh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24
$500 AkWAm0.

LEI the 1ortihcstions near Richmond
- With The written IsrmisGen easinser in eba,g. 10
vs kishnoRd on ths lsh Of aaret last ny boy jim "
He about isst nehss high, has ,onr
saooh sAn, Isths Quickly n
hssitat when spoken to purchased him N DAVIS
about be flst Of March. de raised in
b. Mr.. Taylor, has ssen very fecentIy S ~
Kiehnond. vii give tbs reward lis spprehsntion
hntusns IL jail that AGAIN No.
n. Dsvs sl Identity him. NJ sddress lsscsds
o., PitsyivanA County, Va. JLssE e. hUIII
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24
INFORmATION WANTED.

nR HEERT NORWOOD VAUGHAN, 9th Virginia
" Cavalry, SApaTsJ AsGE station lin O,lUOsr
any cegcsning thankfully rscsiysa By
hL f.ahsr, DE- Ma. VAUGHAN,
hshsrdn D.poI, X az. n A,tA
No. Yah paps.s uisa,s copy. Lv2A-ots
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24

o'sios % noHsoso. fEKsEsIcgsaORS 4 faoHIo RHCo,l
AcAuond hsS. u, 1867 (
STOChdOLDEhS OF The RICHMOND, ERKD-
~ Ell KsSURG AND Pof0aAo kalLkuAD COMPANY yhe
have or sh. have dividends due 10 them sneoAesd
hereby notified that dividends vii be pap able only *
Tessafy Of Cohlede htatss which darpg
the sxisunR those dividends have @
hst d Of bruAiy 1867 ana after that date al The option
the said fIeAsurf Iots
federAs states, valued paid Price Eaou iIsrts
pAi for such bonds ~ ths Company. -|
BY order OF the Board Of directors.
J. b. WIHsToE,
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400 BOXES OF TOBACCO F0R SALE.

r SHALL sell At suction, Tor cssh, on
Il fRuRsDAY the Ssh Dscsnbsr, LsI, at the esory Of
su In usnIy cosnv 800 B9sss assaeeo snsraeihS Ill
Tradt. Of The brand Of uiE BuTnst
n(aA-e2t hhnAf - bUhhklI.
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ron ENT.

fNHK beautiful and commodous Residence, in
he OF Barmv L. formerly occupied by kTi Colo
r. Thornton With rooms above the bssensnt with store
and ell necessary out houses complete Ac Possession yen The
lN day OF December next
For terms, Hddrs Ma n J. THORNTON.
aoll--du Garnvlls, W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24

I OST-On Friday evening last, Gold Ring.
- BloOdSOns Varissssd arms, ihres sHE, two and
at dsml lion rampant MOTTO ATIe vel Arts" TIE nndeI
ill receive ibsIA reward By eavi 81 the once Of
H.0-iU DRIEE aOhERVILLB.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-24

PRINfRR,s INK FOR SALE,
T HAVE for sale, on consignment,
GEO BAGBY,
no23-H 0sry -tTsst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, January lS.
The United States Marshal for the Dis
trict Of Columbia, has seized for conRsca-
tion the property in Washington belong
ing to Ex-senator Powell, and also the es-
tate Of Smithson, late banker Of this city,
now in the Penitentiary for reasonable
practices.
The Commercial says: We regard the
reaction to-day as healthy indication Of
the feature Of the stock market. The
large rise ofyesteIdsy necessarily brought
on heavy realizstions, the business of the
day footing up to something like $4,000
shares Of stock Money is decidedly
easier to-day. To first class houses the
banks are loaning to holdsrs the interest
bearing legal tenders TO their own sdvsn-
tage and that Of the borrowers.
A Washington letter yesterday says
there are rumors that Longstreet, Joined
BY Ewell, is preparing for fresh assault
on Knoxville, and the object Of General
Grants sudden departure for that point
is said to have been with an eye to this.
1t is doubtful, however, whether any as
ssult upon Knoxville Is at present in
tended.
Specials from Washington to the Tribune
say q protest against the nomination Of
General Schoheld TO be Major General,
signed by "a members of the Missouri
Legislature and also the protest Of the Mis-
souri, members Of the House, we're laid be-
fore the Senate at Executive session on
Thursday last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
EROnNRW YORK;.

NEW YoRK, January 10.
The names OF Bishops Bailey, Timon
and McClosky, have been sent to Rome for
the succession to the Archbishopric.
The Courier de Etats Unis says: By
imperial decree, of December 20th, the
imports are to be free into French ports if
imported direct from the country where It
is produced, in ships carrying the French
flag. The duties hereafter levied will
haEs to be paid on cotton imports under
foreign flag.
The message Of Governor Parker, Of
New Jersey, delivered to-day, discusses
the question of pscifostion. He says the
war should be prosecuted by all constitu-
tional means to destroy the power Of the
rebellion and for the re-establishmentofth Of the
national authority over the whole cOun-
try.
He disapproves the plan Of the Presi-
dents amnesty proclamation. He argues
for conoiliatory measures, and restors-
ton of State Governments as they existed
before the rebellion. He also disapprovcs
Of the Emancipation Proclamation as an
obstacle in the way Of peace. The war
should be prolonged no longer than is ne
oessary to effect it's legitimate object The
Governor argues ct length that the old
Union and the old Constitution alone are
its legitimate object.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
FRuRI WAsHTNGrON.

WASHINGTON, January II.
The Slate Department has evidences sat
isfactoriiy refuting the absurd stories re-
Gently copied by cur press from European
correspondents in Paris Of the appearance
in France Of Monsieur SUperveille, on q
political mission from the rebels, and Of q
treaty in negotiation between the rebels
aud France. The entire tone Of the for
eigR news is improving, but new and grave
difficulties ere likely TO occur between Js-
pan and the Western Powers.
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations John A. Bingham, Of Ohio,
to be Judge Advocate with the rank Of
Major for the Danas4--e-zt VI thu cuzqUv.
hama; John Hay, OfIliinois, to bs Assistant
Adjutant Gen'l of Volunteers with the rank
Of Major; Henry L. Moss, to be Attorney
of the United States, for the District Of
Minnesota, and Abrsn Hanson, of Wiscon-
ain, to be Commissioner and Consul-Gane-
ras Of the United States TO the Republic
of Liberia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
Bonn,Ie. % YoIunrser,.

The eCleveland Herald of last evening re-
cards the bOunties voted BY the Senate, as
applying only to veterans.
The Cincinnati Commercial is in doubt
about the matter. The bill that passed the
House certainly awarded bOunties 10 all
volunteers, and if the Senate passed it ''ss
it came from the House" as saith the tele-
graph, the inference is plain. Bounties
are to be given to all until the first of
March.
II that be 50, they who have been trem-
bling lest they should be invited into the
service of their country need fear no long
er, as the draft will probably be postponed
until that dste.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-14
FROM Nav YORE.

New YokK, January l3.
Two Virginisns, supposed to be rebel
spies, were arrested yesterday in Brooklyn.
They are now in the custody Of Gen. Hays,
swsiting an examination Of their cases.
Samuel 7. Scare, merchant lately
doing business in Park Row, died yester-
day in the Office of dentist, from the
effects Of Laughing Gas, which he had
taken Just before having some teeth ex-
tractsd
A special to the Post, from Washington,
Of January 18th, says: The Military Com
mittees Of the Senate and Honse had a
joint meeting this morning.
The Enrolment Act will be under dis
cussion for two or three weeks, but the
communication clause will remain.
The Committee on Ways and Means are
strongly inclined to reduce all the estimates
in their hands. A great reduction will be
made in the naval and military appropria-
ton bills.