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NEW YoRE, January % The steamer Ans
tralasian, from Liverpool on the afternoon OF
tue 10th, and Queenstown 18th, arrived here
this morning,
The Government investigation into the
case ofthc rebel priyatcer Kappahannock, late
Har steamer Victor resulted In proving Ger
t1in. .Mcials at shcerness guilty Of gross neglect
OF duty md Of violating the neutrality Law.
The Government Is determined to prosecute
the principal oticnder-Mr. Rumble, principal
engineer and inspector Of machinery, VINO
was brought before a magistrate aud bound
ovcr In heavy bonds. No proceedings yet
again6t others.
The case Of the Rims, seized On the
Clyde, had been transferred to the Scotch
Cont OF Sessions, as nn Exclcquer cause, aud
would shortly be debated
The steamer Gcrmatliu, from SoQthnmp
ton, took outscyeral Heavy siegr guns Of 1arrc
ealibrc for Federal use.
Three persons were summoned to the Iiy-
crpool Police Court, Oh the 15th charred with
cnlisting for the rebels. Only one appeared.
And, the evidence showing his compliclty, he
vas bound over to appear. Government pros
ccutss, and the dcienaant's counsel denoun-
ccd the case as one OF the most tru1npcry ever
got up, md condemned the Federal espionage
The king Of Denmark had made brief
speech, plcdging himsGH to defend Danish
rights.
Austria and Prussia had taken steps In the
Diet, with pacific tendency.
Opposition speeches in the French Corps
1eEis1nif' had given rise to a1ar7ningjrumors
In Paris II Was 6tated that the Emperor
was greatly offended. There were some ru-
mors. of q possible coup a. etat.
L portion Of the commercial news was
anticipated per the City Of New York
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opening communication by tho way of the
Knoxville and Chattanooga Railroad, and
these two points arc being held as depots OF
supplies.
We learn that the Union City Railroad is
to be repaired. The Superintendent was ut
Columbus yesterday and reports that not
over onc-half mile Of the road is torn up, and
tbat it is perfectly safe to put it in running
order Us Eoon as the men can be raised,
There are but few gucrillas left in South
western Kentucky.
Major Barnes and small squad of men
made march recently from Paducah to
Union City without any particular Interrupt
ticn, bringing in several persons Of the guer-
lila persuasion.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbnne.1
MEArn1s, Jan. &C via CAmo, Jan. n, 1864.
The train on the Corinth Railroad was
fred into by gucrillas last night, two miles
this side Of Pocahontas, and the engineer,
named Anderson, killed. Several shots were
fired, but no one else was injured. The num-
bcr Of tic guerillas is not known.
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have seen several articles in the papers in re1a
ton to the necessity Of enlarged Accommodation
for the Board OF Trade. Whether or not it wouIf
be better for the Board to change Its present loca
tton temporarily, before providing pcrmaneu
building, is nt least doubtful. B1t at all events
the time has arrived when location should bt
obtained and an exchange bnildfpg erected nde
Quate 10 the demands Of ouF business and to the
reputation OF this commercial metropolis.
Every prudent mao will say that # fs better to
obtain lot on lease for hundred years. than
attempt to raiEe seventy five or u hundred thou.
sand dolfats TO buy a suitable lot In addition to
The sdze Of ths ot snop!d as At 1aaa. 100 by $50
1eet The location should be on or near South
Maier street, and accessible to the three divisions
OF the city, and the convenience Of the main river
and the two branches. These requirements are
all met by the WfgWau lot, or Sayueuosh corner
at the junction Of South Water, Market and Lake
streets, and Of the north and soatl branches with
The main Chicago River. This property, being 100
feet on Lake street By 190 Market street. can be
leased for one hundred years at moderate ground
rent, and property built up will produce d rental
Of at least $co, COO per annum.
The paving ot West Lake street With the Nichol-
son pavement now in progress--the improvements
Of Market street now comp1eted-the immense in
crease Of population In the West Division, aud the
great Improvement OF business and rants IN this
locality point It out as the trne business centre OF
Chicago, and the most Buitable location tor the
Merchants Exchange or Board Of Trade building
A MH~pEn
, 1864-01-30
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST, Louzs, Jan -D0.-aeu. Husct1uns arrived
at Louis at II o'clock this morning, and was
welcomed on the other side Of the river By a
committee Of citizens, representing the City
Government, Merchants Exchange, Sanitary
Committee, and other organizations. On
arriving at this side Of the river, salute was
fired, and the General was escorted to his ho-
tel by large concoursc Of military and citi-
Zcns.
4 heavy thunder and lightning hail.storm
passed over the city this morning. Another
heavy shower fell tonight.
Several steamers have arrived from points
between here and Cairo, and the river iB
thought to be open to the latter place.
ST, LOUIS, Jan. 29.-The 1st Missouri cay
airy, 900 strong, have nearly al1 rc-enl sted as
veterans.
Ihc Missouri River is rising slowly, with
every appearance Of a speedy breaking up.
Cairo, but no Don't has yet come up. Several
are loading here for Southern ports.
, 1864-01-30
THE WAR In NORTH CAR.
: OLINA.

New YoRK, Jan. .28.-From North Carolina
papers We gather the following:
The Raleigh Standard eays Gov. Vance has
made vacant By Mr.. Davis, to Hon. ". 4.
Graham.
The Raleigh State Journal says The stars
and stripes were toasted at supper given on
Christmas evening in that city, at which Hold.
en-, Of the STANDARD, Pennington, Of the Prog
rets, and Governor Vance, were present. Pc
teEsburg, lnte Of the Raleigh Register, com,
the very capitnl Of the State.''
, 1864-01-30

ELLIPTIC HOOK LOCK
~. - sIlICH SEWING MACH1NE3.-The on1y Sew
LIZ siacnlnes making the true Lock Stitch that can
deserve The place they occupytn
, 1864-01-30
FROM COKEyTM.

CoRHTu, Miss, jan. a5.-The arrival OF
General Sherman On n tour Of inspection in
his military district, has resulted In some new
combinations, plans and arrangements. So me
Of these nm not at liberty to communicate
But this much can tell you-that the troops
now occupying Corinth have all been or
dered elsewhere, and this evening thIs post
will be abandoned, as also WILL the railroad
east Of Lagrange.
All our stores and other public property
here have been moved to Memphis. and we
leave Corinth deserted yilfage," where
secesh may hereafter lord it without fear Of
Provost guard or yankee bayonets,' But
there is nothing to llre on In this region OF
country, and, as soon rs ne get away, the
1eW people remaining will find themselves
example BY Il cvacuatfng." This section Of
country Is now Woful picture Of desalation
, 1864-01-30

J. tneue4 nlepatch tfG Rfchnoud.1
eaARLEsToS, Jan. 27.-Seycn shells have
bcth 1rcd into the city since the last report.
Thy enemy has been engaged al1 day hauiin.
tutterries. VAL
: ~ ihere,is considerable activity in the fleet,
14rec monitors are anchored inside Cum
,,:CH4R1EsIoN, Jan. 2G.-Twenty-four shots
nave been tired at the city within tho last "a
1G41s: a.,,aca Ine neet remains quiet to-day.
Congress that several brigades have re-enlist-
ed for the war, and strenuous efforts are be.
ipg made to initiate general movement to
Great complaints are made By the rebel SOL
piers against the mail regulations. Letters
require Is days to go 200 miles. Tho dissat-
lsfaction Of Lees army In consequence Of tue
reported reduction in their rations has reacb-
Cd such point Us to require TINT Commander
to issue general order appealing to their
lautiny.
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Eotl pcrc and elsewhere it Is understood
the HYkse Military Committee agreed to Re.
Fort 9b.ll Today to pay bounties to the one
out ht the President, whether militia or vol
uEtcfs, not heretofore paid.
se4htor Morgan, Chairman Of a National
Ecplfiean Committee, has sent notice to
TIC Members Of that committc, to meet in
Washington on the ed Of February to tlx the
timJand place Of holding the National Con
, 1864-01-30
The WAR IN GEORGIA.

TIVE 4111-E1 sS9hIa OF ] UNNEL 1lLl7
January. y, 1864
General Holmer with General Lewis moved
out here yesterday on Reconnaissance The
Goth Kentucky md the 18th Michigan mount
I'd force, who last night found the rebel nd
1ance pickcts near this point, drove them in
and took company Of Grisby's Kentucky
cavalry brigade, driving 1t to Tunnel Hill.
Our forces then retreated to draw the rebels
out, hut night come on and the rebels re-
treated.
Davis command were not engaged, and the
rebel loss is 50 in killed and wounded. The
object Of the reconnaissance being accom-
pliEhed. after driving In the pickets of the
enemy, NE returned.
There has been disappearance from the
front, either to Edst Tennessee Or Mobile.
, 1864-01-30
PROCEEDINGS Of CONGRESS. 8.
WAs71NdToy, Jan. -, 1851
H0r12E

L. HUUaE.
| Mr. GARRISON, Of n. T., offered rcse
| !ution, which Was adopted. instzncting th
Committee Of the Judiciary to INQUIRE int
the necessity of providing for iisolving th
National Bank Association under the Nation
nlCur1ency act In cases OF the nou-fultill
ment Of liabilities.
Mr. VOORHEES,, of Ind, introduced @
6ili which vas referred to the Committee or
Na!s and Means, taxing all transaction iE
Mr. kAsSON, of Iowa, offered Joint rcso,
luton declaring against the cf1orts Of France
10 possess Mexico. Referred to the Com
1nlttee on Foreign Affairs.
The Louisiana election case was called up
and the resolution from the Committee on
Elections declaring that 4. F. Field is not
tntitled to seat IN the House was debated
was not elected according to the laws Of
!ouisina, and that loyal people had not q
fair opportunity to vote.
Mr.. HERMAN, Of N. T., wanted the House
to pass its condemnation Of the conduct of
the military OF Louisiana.
Mr. sAuTHERs, Of Del, opposed Field
taking sent, because there is no civil Coy
ernmtnt in Louisiana.
mr. FIELD spoke In his own behalf, and
tue right Of the loyal citizens Of Louisiana to
be represented here.
The further consideration of the subject
was postponed TO Iue5day next.
Mr. BLOW, Of No., announced the death
Of John II. Noel, late representative from
TINT 6tate.
Messrs. ARNOLD, of H., ROLLINS, Of
No., and STEVENS, OF Pa., delivered eulo-
gies, and the several resolutions Of respect
we're passed. t
III: FARNsWoRTH, of III, offered rcso-
lutioH which vas adopted, requesting the
PRESIDENT, II not incompatible with the pub:
Lie interest, to inform the House whether
Lreyet rank has been conferred In volunteer
forces IN pursuance Of the provisions Of the
act Of March 1sG9, and if so, on whom, and
If not, tho reason Why.
:, Mr. DAWES, Of Ataes-, stated the facts in
the case Of Mr. Field of Louisiana, saying that
in all that part Of the district made mp of tue
city of New Orleans, comprising almost the
entire district. certainly more than 10 Goth
Of the inhabitants, there was no election
held, and no opportunity given for an cleo
ton to express their choice. Tie election,
so far as New Orleans IVES concerned, wns
suppressed By orders emanating directly
from the Military Governor Of the State.
Ia 1h1s suppression was efiectua1, so that not n
The House adjourned to Monday.
, 1864-01-30

Rock ISLAND, Jan. 28.-Rebe1 prisoners
continue to arrive here. The total arriyals
now exceed S,cc0. Enlistments for the q. s.
navy continue.
Lent George ". Cummings, of Dubuque,
Of the Iowa Grey Beard'' regiment, died
here on Wednesday, Of pneumonia
rebel prisoners.
The ATgms announces the death of Hon.
Benz Graham, Of Henry county, well-known
citizen.
The question Of making the terminus Of
the Illinois Ship Canal at the mouth Of Rock
Kiyer, ranningi 1t directly through from La
sale to the Mississippi, is much agitated
he1eabouts. Meetings Tor the purpose are
the order Of the days
, 1864-01-30

New YoRK, Jan. 29.-The New York Til
6une has Japan letter Of December 1st, con-
tered to pay eo5, ,co0 indemnity for the mur-
der Of the Englisman, Richardson, but o
number Of days had passed without the
money being Forthcoming. 1t is supposed
payment.
The Yeddo Government has promised to
steamer Pembroke By The Prince Of Nagate. a.
, 1864-01-30
FROM GALEy L.

GALESA, Ills, Jan. GA magnificent
banquet was given at the Desoto House last
night to company F, Of the 18th Ills, which
IS now home on furlough, having re-enlisted
for three years.
Brig. Gen. Cheatlam, Col. Campbell, and
many other valiant officers were present, who
together with seyeral hundred ladies and gen
tlemen united in giving the brave veterans of
the old 10: DaVlcss guurd warm and enthu~
siastic welcome home.
, 1864-01-30

CH1cAoo.-The following very handsome
compliment to our city WIS written By the edito,
ofthe Washington Chroniczd:
Chicago ie a wonderful city, Wonderful In its
growth. in Its material and moral prosperity, and
the indomitable energy Of Its buoy people, and The
fugs. believe am not mistaken when say II
Is to be the inland city of the North American
Continent, Thirty:thFee years ago the State ol
has to-day. As long Is her rich men, her CONNER:
cfal men. her manufacturers, her merchants her
railroad kings, her men and women Of all classes,
name, benevolent, patriotic, and religious enter.
p1lses Of the day, the Garden City'' must and
Mill continue to improve until It shall bud aud
Goo" and viii be pleasant place for trafickers IN
goods, wares, and merchandise, grain, pork, and
bee5, and fine horses to dwell III.
, 1864-01-30

CoTIoX-UuE and lower, tE3c Tor mlddllng up
lands.
FIouA-Dun and 10c lower. Sales At 50 sa17oo for
state, the outside price for inferior: $6s697 for
ira round hoop Ohio; $7.60345Q for trsde brands
closing heavy and very dnlf-
WHIYKy-Qnsettlcd. S1les OF state at eS83oc, und
131 br1s wettesu reported at BE-
GsAIa-Wheat dqll and 2&sc 1ower. closing With no
ego spring: t1I.@1I0 for Milwaukee club $i.se@
l.e2 for amber Mlwapkee; $lGt@ls9 for winter rcd
more active and lower; $i2na1H for ~estern in
s.cre. 1.ats dull and easier ao3szc for westesn-
WCoL-QuIet and 1s7n. Domestic fleece at a09s3c;
hTnoIKux-Dpli II 2919ino for Crude; 46xas7k
Tor Refined in bord, and 5aas5c for Refined, fles.
PEoy1sloH+-Pprk without material change. fto
brs Mes- deliverable within ten days. at $000 becf
ste,dy. Cut Meets Il moderate demand. Small
Dacon tidee tn good request and prices irm at iSEa
lie for VT G1ern Cumberland cut :11c for cx ine
1sHe fsr weatefn 1oEg ept hams, pa1t to ~: sn1
l3zG1sKc for city % Dressed hogs moro acstvc aad
Lard unchanged. ~ "''t'
, 1864-01-30

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-The depot Of the
Camden and Amboy Railroad, In Camden, was
entirely destroyed by fire this morning.
Nine freight cars, five loaded with govern
ment hay, three emigrant cars, hospital car,
and two cars filled with hogs and sheep, and
horse and mule, together with steam fire
engine waiting transportation to New York.
were deattQYcd
, 1864-01-30
FROM CINCINNATI,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.]
CINCINNATI. Jan. %, 1861.
Capt Hust's trial commences here to-mor
row. His chances for acquittal are not con-
sidcred Eery brilliant
The I'd Ohio cavalry passed through here
to-day. Six hundred and sixty out Of six
hundred and ninety haze re.eulisted.
, 1864-01-30

into Kentucky, and be checked only at
the Ohio. Indeed, the rebels have for
eome time past, been boastfnlly asserting that they
were preparing for blow at loyal territory yet un-
invaded by the war.
Happily our map shows another point, the con.
nections Of Knoxville with Chattanooga, ana our
dispatches and other news this morning, Indicate
that the demands Of the situation arc being well
net by our commanders, Upon the struggle that
cannot be long postponed, hangs, for us, the fate
o. Last and, for the rebels II they are
icatcn at that point, the fate Of the Conederaey.
defeat Of the rebel army there, will be tue last
grand contest Of the rebellion The ahatt..oa
fragments Of tho rvocls might then speedily be
sought in the %'last ditch.f'
, 1864-01-30
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. o-The Journal is advised
faat the Kentucky Legislature elected Gov.
bra1nlctte q. 8. Senator to-day.
Major Bradley recently fatally shot Colo
mel Vicment, both Of the 7th- kentucky, In
rerEonal alteration about military return
made by Viement.
There is n rumor of u small party Of rebels
capturing scottville, Kentucky. othsra sag
I1aHgow represent repcl PHI sss bainE at that t
place Rumors still prevail Of preparations
" the rebels for an extensive invasion OF
Eastern Kentucky.
Military mcn persistently deny that there
is any foundation for such ru1lors, but the
poEular idea is TINT the rebels have no alter
nativc but to starye or to make the attcmpt
for self:preseryation.
SECOND DISPATCH,
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2o-At the lust ballot in
the Legislature, for United States Senator,
Bram1ette got 50, Guthrie s., ind Bell IS
votes.
4 letter from prominent gentlemen states
that Bfamlette will be elected tomorrow,
, 1864-01-30
The Whisky Delegation
before the Senate
Committee,
INTERESTING FROM CAIRO
AND MEMPHIS,
Later from Europe--Important
Foreign AdFiccs.


R+A-
1spe>4a4 o'''.s'en 20 .ae 'measo y 41'oane's
o,+oa+ A5-,.aa ~ - 49, oo.,.
he summed nm ,e fo,1ova
1orcetrco+ q ses,ns ar ,ars,o. .,a
srndsr Ian 17+, +ho,a av.s, .,,..o .,.,,-
fct+ in which e,os+ IN. hr,araa .,a 49,
The eremv,s 1oss WA ,1sohearr snh.s,non+-
II +he o,arnv ,nored aon,,, +ho nor, p,aao
ro.d seeu,nc1v With +he ,n+ent,on ~ A.np-
inc Knoxville onr forccs n,dor c.na,o,
stnr;s fe1, hack +o K,oxr,,,e br+ o,,,n
crossed the Holstien River md ,noved towards
scverv;,1c uh;ob 3s .,x+aon x,,,oa eon+,,o,rt
from Kr,xr,,,e
r., crorrer .roo ,o,-tno :, ~. .,n,a
d,,ec+,o,, ond +ha onornv ho;,o ,a fa,,o
battle .,os ho,,oroa n ho ,ana,na 49, 49,
a{Hb when onr correanondont 5;sn,tchaa
h,s 'et+o- T. had hoon sat;sf. ..tor;ir $780,
+.,,.a +ha+ "a. 1o.ost- -aat .na ...a,..a =.
fnf,,coroon+, f+om V,-a,,,. eo,,a oe +,a
1r,sor.re +.ron ~ snnaax hn,.n f-..,, e-..,
rf,nuona +h.rs ra. rnnch .,r~te+x a. Kno-
r,,,a ~ .,a ooth s,a . ns,,o an,nn 4,a ,;t;
,on. WON, ~ whom waro ,.o,u.;no n..sas
fo- 4ho xo,+h
1anos.-a.. ooor,,., -, .,,n e.u,
r;o,, r,o,. ,nr+,,n, roo - ha 80 1,s.
1,oe 7n,or.o,t n lin h,+ ~ ,...e.
r,,o o,,a,.u ,,... -,-o,o.s re..s. 4,..1.
1Ae enemy uase pressed ouT 1oFce8 Dack
practically to Knoxville, and there was dan
ger of nnother s,ere. for which II ia In he
, 1864-01-30
FROM FRANKFORT,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune. ]

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. %, 1864
The Senate held n night session yesterday,
in order to dispose Of local questions, hear
reports Of committees, and to make up for
time lost by Ineffective balloting for United
States Senator. No business Of moment
transacted in either House to-day. Several
local bills passed.
Mr.. Burnham has been Withdrawn as can.
didate for Senator, and Governor Bramlette
nominated. The Inst ballot stood, Bramlette,
50; Guthrie, Sc; Bell, 20. Should Bell be
withdrawn, Bra1nIette will be elected to-
morrow.
, 1864-01-30

LEAvEswoRTu, Jan 29.-Thc lower House
Of the Legislature have adopted IN amend
ment making st. Joseph the eastern termi-
nus of the Pacific Railroad.
Ono thousand two hundred Colorado troops
have re-enl1sted Us veterans.
4 personal quarrel is going on between
Secretary Army and ChiefJust1ce Benedict
of New Mexico.
, 1864-01-30

Our map gives tract Of territory and line OF
communication just now tho most Interesting OF
any part Of the tLeaser Of war. Knoxville has be-
conc the central polrt OF interest, and tails time
the ware Of war rolls In that direction with moro
meaning and menace than ever before. BY this
tine Longstrcet has eat down before 1T with
powerful army, drawn from all parts OF the Con-
federacy, and, as the map shows, most readily
from Richmond by direct railroad communication.
There Is no doubt that the rebel leaders, desperate
in tho extremity Of their affairs, have beea prepa1-
ing for vigorous and powerful propulsion Of their
entire available force against position at Knox
vile. There ia no doubt whnt will happen II they
succeed. The tide Of WAT and the horrors Of rebel
occupation will pour through the gaps
, 1864-01-30
Markets by Telegraph.

lepec1al D1spatch 10 The Chicago Trbune,1
CINCINNATI, Jan. q, 1864
PROVISIONS very drm feeling Is perceptiblo Of
the part Of holders and general Indifference to sell
Mess Pork Is held at saoso for city and Sae25 70,
good country packed, but there is not much demand
leo orls two years old Mess Pork sold at t1dn The
demand for bulk meats continues with sales OF 1000
pieces Hams, delivered at Lafayette Ind, at toxc
6'9 DO Shoulders at nc, at aane place-l1l packed
Also sale Of $1,000 pounds Cumberland Mlddles, 1oo
II bulk &c, at same place; clear Sides are worth
1okc loose, and We learn that over aooJooo pounds
have been sold at that rate within the Last day
to foreign house 800 pieces city bulk Shoulders
sold at &c. No demand for Lard. 50 -tIcrces pIa!n
HAMS canvasscd and packed, sold At 1sc. New Bacon
Shoulders arc held at 1Sc.
Wu1sKy-A dull market. Sales Of 100 brls at ia
Exc. the latter retr for Yarnn.
, 1864-01-30

T., MlItTAuEnE, Itsn, Jan. :Y.-A great panic exists
~ Gn.oo5Ean county, on account of the
tic town Of Holland, where over zoo cases
have eccnf1ed. It has already spread into
Abbott, Scott and Lima, and several cases
being checked. 0A' ~ ~
, 1864-01-30
.1pcxnxf0ns OF Rebel NfniF Car,
FierS nnd Spies,

BALTIMORE, Jan 27.-The Ana@ricaA ofthis
evening llas the following:
The number Of epics, mail-cas1iers and aeents
eonetupily plying between the North and South ia
cnolmous, and what ts more remarkable, many Of
them ply their avocation in the very face. and
W.flh The assistance Of our Government oflctais ;
for cxn,nple, when OF these characters destres
to come North, he enters our lines and reports
Snnth. takes the oath Of allegiance and goes about
hie busintes When he desires to rciurn. he goes
to Halpcre Ferry, o. come other point, soic1ts Of
chesteT OF some point In that direction, takes the
oath OF alcGtancc in IN assumed name, receives an
order to he guards and packets to pass him, and
ri lhc favurabe opportunity, slips wishtn the rebel
11ref
, 1864-01-30

WAsnNG7os, Jan. 20. - Yesterday the
gunboat EutaW run distance Of forty-fiYe
miles and back On the Potomac in five and a
half hours. With the tide In her favor goin7
down. she averaged eighteen miles per hour.
, 1864-01-30

BALTIMORE, Jan. o9.-The Senate and
HOUSE each yesterday passed q Convention
bill. Both bills are almost identical. They
provide for taking vote on the question Of
calling Convention and for the election Of
delegates, on the 9th Of April. In case the
Convention is approved, 1t Is TO meet on the
9Gth Of the same month,
, 1864-01-30
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over the mnEt stubborn case.
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, 1864-01-30

9an II this
Will be no further enforcement Of the draft
, 1864-01-30

NEW Yonk, Jan. 29.-The Hera1d's Wash
incton dispatch says: Gen; Pleasaoton y to
ArerilI to command the cava1rs corps of the
Army Of the Potomac.