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MAJOR A. ". Qua ssSty. ksw Jsessy. Rrsvss Hssssa
4 ant Coouel. Medical Director.
Major wiliism O. Mi,ohsii. os Pssssyivssla. Bssvs,
vauia. brevet Major; aud Captain W. D. w. Miller, u
| Nos York, Breset Major, Aids de-tamp
Captain Finley Anderson, Assnsant AoJusans 0eosrl
Captain Ed MARINER. Of the ose Hundred aad sixty.
second New York voIunteers promoted 70 Assistant
General Of Volunteers With the rank of Msor
ID asssasA to temporary duty with Gsasrd HAaoosk
during tho Organization Of the First corps.
RECRUITING FOR HANcocE's coars.
The Governors Of Conuecticus and wsstsra vkgisia
have Issued prooIamatons the veterans e their
specve States. urging hsm 70 notos tAs peculiar In
ducemsats tho government has offered saiss In The
First corps, under Major General Hancock being
gaoized In Washington. They or other induosmsas
to those whose families domcisd In those States
Fns soUABBLEs OF rnE MISSOURI RADICALS.
In an interview yesterday between the President an1
Governor Fletcher Of Missouri. the former urged the
necessity for tho settlement Of the dculss among The
radicals In that State preliminary TO the appointment
IoCOmmcuOoO
the maIccntsuts Of the party there with having delayed
the removal Of General Rosscrans whose charge 70
other neId Of duty had time ego been determined
upon.
rHE VALUATION OF Unlisted sLAvRs IN KENTUCKY.
delegation from Kentucky, comprising prominent sup
porte OF the administration in that STATE had inter-
view 70 day with the President and Secretary Of War 10
reference TO the appointment OF commissioners for the
valuation Of enlisted slaves provided for In the aot OF
February a. 1864 The result OF these the
determination Of the government 70 appoint those
commissioners, at least for the present.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY rHn sENArH.
The Senate to day in executive session confirmed the
nomination Of David Mcdonald to be Judge OF the United
States Court for the district Of Indiana Pike to
be District Attorney for the Western district OF Missouri
and Charles H. Shriver be Collector Internal Revc-
nue. for the Fourteenth district OF Pennsylvania.
ANOTHER BLocKADg RUNNER cAPrURgA
The Navy Department to-day received despatch from
Rear Admiral Porter dated Fort Monroe, in which he
reports the capture OF the blockade steamer
Emma HeDdry, with cargo OF 700 bales OF cotton, by
the Cherokee and the schooner Mary With eighty bales
OF cotton, by the Mackinaw.
THE NEW CHIEF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL.
was expected that Mr.. Chase would have taken his
seat Chief Justice yesterday, and all tho business Of
tho Court had been arranged in Of that event. but
the report OF his confirmation by the Senate had been
made to the President, who, upon the plea that there
was Attorney General to make requisiton upon tho
Secretary Of State for the Chief Justices commission
withheld the report until the Senate confirmed the ap
pontment Of the Attorney General, which done yes.
terday. The commissions OF the Chief Justice and
Attorney General made out to-day aud both will bs
sworn in tomorrow.
AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
Official dispatches from the Mexican government re-
ceved here announce that the 22d OF September
President Juarez and his Cabinet at the city Of
Nazar In the State Of Durango where the government
established Professionally, in expectation OF some
movements Of the Mexican Army OF tho West, under
General O.tega which in contemplation against the
cities OF Durango and Zacatecas held by the French
The Mexican government then in very good spirits.
In letter TO friend residing in the United States Pres-
dent Juarez. says
BY tho treason Of General Uragua, and the absence
from tho republic OF other generals who had
fdence 10 the success Of and tho efficiency Of
resources army has been purified Of all
menis OF weakness ard the officers remaining are
such as determined to conquer die. Maxi
milan has been doing all he can, in accordance
with his masters orders to destroy tue
tionai governments OF Mexico but fortunately he is
unable accomplish the task The national government
exists and will exist whatever the may
be- or whatevcr elements may be employed 10 destroy il,
and whatever may be the adversely that fate has in
for Our patriotism and perseverance superior
all the efforts OF our enemies.
Other advces express the prevailing opinion among the
leading republicans Of Mexico that the government Of
Maximan will prove ephemera as IL is dependent for
support solely upon tho subsidy received from France
which, under the pressure Of popular opinion there
be withdrawn after which It confidently believed
that Maximians empire cannot survive even one week.
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