The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-09
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PxoroN. Jan. IA number Of col
WASH belonging to this District, on
sred NV 70 New York, to be used as sub
thelr v ;bere. were taken OF steamship
sit u;, st Georgetown yesterday.
Nl. As.rc the first persons TO pay their res
/ Auiv'ssh e President yesterday were Sec
pects 'SSsward and the French Minister.
etaly y,,nboat Commodore Reed arrived
/ Tns dsv at Alexandria, bringing up two
yess,snarts aud five prlvates Of the rebel
Lue and several ladies, among whom
an'Mrs Davis, wife OF a rebel Colonel
W. Wis who were captured while attempt
y, 10 cross the Potomac.
mere are indications that Gen. Early
,ntem plates movement or raid TOWARDS
CHICHESTER, and perhaps beyond that
own. ,,5 rr>,>, IL, ARMY
Tho Potomac prohibiting all newspaper
N..-asnondents connected Herewith from
'ahl;shing or causing TO be published tue
a,nher or designation OF regiments re-
sa.sting in the army, or leaving the Sauie'
ha number of men turloughed.
"Hnoth.r order from the Provost Marsnal
o..r;ck requires q correct enrolment OF
4 c;v;l:aus OF army followers excepting
'.,al residents within the limits OF their
sssnactiye corps. This is designed 70 reach
.,nse who have sought refuge III the army
a avoid the draft.
Fifty prisoners and desefters reacaeu
Wsshing.On to-day. 49,,
rs.rprss MONROE, Jan. 1.-The color
.,;nhahifants of Norfolk and vicinity cell
S-stad -day. the,irst anniversary OF their
eesion,. "a given them under the Presi-
ant Procla nation OF one year ago. -Four
.s,;n,ents of colored troops, under COM
ND of Brig. Gen h. A. Wild, took part
!, the exercises. There were present, as
nv;tsd guests. Mai. Gen. B. +. Butler and
AZ Briradier Generals Barnes, Getty,
Iadie and Hickman, with their respective
saHs. The procession marched and coun-
tsr.marched through all the principal
streets Of Norfolk, ana upon arriving on
tbe square fronting the cemetery, formed a
hollow square. Speaking, music by the
band ana Masonic exercises were the or
jer Of the day.
rTribufe'S Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3I.-Daniei Davisa
Thomas Dormsey, tried for recruiting men
within the lines OF the United States forces
far the Confederate army, have been found
cuity and sentenced to be confined at hard
labor at Fort Warren, near Boston, or such
other prison as the Secretary of War may
direct, for the term of Is years.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-TO-day's Chr0n.
Gle says: Years ago had colored man
presented himself ~ the White House, at
tae Presidents levee, seeking an introduce
ton to the Chief Magistrate of the Nation
ns would have been in all probability
roughly handled for his impudence. Yes
eyday four colored men of genteel exterior
md with the manners OF gentlemen, Joined
in the throng that crowded the Executive
Mansion, and we're presented to the Presi-
Aant If the limited States
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3l.-The statement
sid to be reported form European papers
that dispatch had been received by the
English Government from the United
States Government declaring that the
Cuitod States Government would never
tolerate monarchy ut their very doors
il incorrect. The true position Of the
question will he learned from the Diplo-
matic correspondence, which was submit
wd to Congress with the Presidents Mes
age and is now in press. Meantime it il
ME to say that the question has not reach
d the stage described in the foregoing
report.
New YORK, Jan. A very importan,
seizure OF Confederate bonds and treasury
notes, TO the amount of several millions
vas made in this city by U. 5. Marshal
Murray's detectives. A large quantity OF
plates, dies, tools, DC, were also seized and
tas parties arrested.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-C0l. Town, of the
"a Aassa chusetts cavalry, whila on a scout
ing expedition near Raymond, on Friday,
suddenly came on a guerrilla encampment.
Hesurroundsd it aud succeeded in killing
and wounding many and took IS prisoners,
one Captain. Our loss was one killed and
one wounded. Mostly v.dettes were dress
ed in United States Uniforms.
r., tnH~
Mr.. PryEe, the American Minister in Ja-
psn, announces that the Japanese Govern
,nent has agreed to pay the claim for dam.
ages, $40, 900, for interceptiDg the Ameri-
can steamer Pembroke last year. This ar
CUES good understanding with Japan.
He-otds specially
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Dispatches re-
eeived from reliable sources say that Gen.
Early with three brigades OF Ewells corps
500 in all, besides the forces of 1mboden,
McNiel, and othes rebel lenders. and also
Fitz Hugh Lees cavalry, are in Shenan-
doah Valley, and west oft towards Peters
burg.
Brig. Gen. Sullivan and Gen. Averili,
under command of Gen. Kelly, are in good
force and vide awake.
It is understood to be definitely arran.
ged that Gen. Roseoraus is to take the
place OF Gen. ScnOtield in the Departnhcn,
of Missouri. o.
Herald correspondence from Key Yves,
by steamer Blackstone states that nava
operations III We~t Florida are active and
successful. An extensive salt works of the
rebels was destroyed il ST. Andrews BAY
aao 81. Andre~s City leveliej 70 the
ground cy tho crews of the steamer Bloom
es aud Restless Tho salt works destroyed
we're vaiued in all stneariy $4,000.
NV YORK. Jan j-The 7i-abupe,s spe
cialsays: Major General Burnside, who
u nov hero, has, ~ the earnest solicitation
q the President withdrawn his resigna
ton 1t is not iE probable that he viii bt
fe-assigned TO the command of the Depart
snent OF Ohio.
Major GENERAL Stoneman has been re-
seved from command Of the Cavalry Blu
seau aud assigned ~ duty as Chief OF Cav
airy at me West.s whither he proceeds a
once.
Major General Butter arrived in town to
day from Point Lookout, where he was ,r q
ny dispatches from the President. He hat
long conference with Mr.. Lincoln TO-DAY
upon matters pertaining to his Department
and on the subject of exchanges and tn,
gardening of those rebel prisoners at Poin
Lookout who have expressed their willing
aess to take the oath OF allegiance.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Major Girard. .
cavalry officer of the Southwest, replaces
otoneman here.
Lieut.. Col. Egan has been made Chic
Yuartermaster of the Cavalry Bureau, vic
Lawtelle.
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