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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-31

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change and little doing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-31
aaex a1essn q Mamie.

burvALO Friday. Dev. -. lsoA.
A snow storm commenced last night and con-
tnuss tAis nsratag. 4 AigA win1 q also Moving.
oeasns tAs saev 70 dsih considerably. wAieA sd
sevAAtl sSstsaSt soiSeN4 Naye&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-31
To Cerreapondents.

No motto. esn taken OF Anonymous CoI1rlnc Snor's
N,ever intended for insertion must be au;hent
BY N. name address o. the wrtsTno. necessarily 0'
puheu,ion. but q guaranty for his Eood ia.. . ~,
Al business letters tba oco should be sodessedts
THiarSr." NewYprk.
earyct undertake return elected Counnnacs'scs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-31

PRAys's ALBUM PIcrCRks.-H anybody mas
bean puzzled daring tho past ~eekas 50 msny are In
,,,s holiday ses.ono find suitable present for chill
dr.n or friends, we advise them TO look Of FRANCE
Chrome. iithoyysphie Album Pictures. hS ooa0'
will. probably. be resolved at once w '0s n'e'''' u
these charming little pictures w nave spoken uo''
than once They are s.oug the Isettest things 'ns
.easoo. sad many OF them srs - useful I" Safco ,0'
s,udy a. they are pretty. See list OK STEM On W
s-pocd paxs VI this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-31
Exv~Aisis. sC Ges. Grange. Asstsss Ne
bile.

AlwlDsiLAu, Thursdsy, Dso. ~.
Via CAIRO. Friday. Dec. ~ 1891
The large expedition under Msjor-Gen. Graz
ser landed at Psscsgouls the Sth inst. and pushed
rapidly On toward Mcbih.
A brlof skirnish oceuTrs! On tts 18Th inst near
rrank!iss Crock. The Asb-s ~ers quickly routed
Many people rCiocod al the Sigh. Of or orves- The
Navy rendered vAlasblo sAsstsncs 70 shs treops ~
landing.
Two tin clad sunboats hove gone up TIE Ys'cAsoIa
gisel thirty mixes. and svsryehinS profrssss 1'os'
ably.
southern reIuscss report 10, 400 militia 10 Mobile
and that the Union sentiment prevails shsfs
The lArgs rsasosioa Of Are ~ observed aesf MO
bile On The 18th met. .upsosed 10 b osa"'s BY the
burning OF cotton.
Tho nsws Of tho saytrrs NJ Savannah caused srsA'
r-yoioins among shs Union psoph here. an& feeling
Of Depression spens the Rebsls
All the nsrssts are cousidsrsbiy excited
The New York herald., 1864-12-06
PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS. NO xJ
" Broadway.-To Contractora Proposals. enclosed in
sealed eicpe endorsed with the tile of the
With the OF the bidder written thereon will be
c.ised at this oce until Thursday, December Is 1864 at
For furnishing fifteen hundred C,s0O) cast Iron lamp
posts for the CITY OF New York
ling in l2st and l23d streets between
Nrst avenue and avenue A.
Blank forms OF proposals. together with the specifications
Aad agreements. be obtained at this onlcsDstsd
Street Department New York. December 3. 1864.
CHARLES CORNELL, Street Commissioner.
PROPOSALS FOR FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
i dollars Volunteer Aoldiers'
FAMILY AID FUND BONDS NO. H.
oice uns wsinesday the 2is dsy Of december tss
O'Clock r. M, when the same will be publicly opened for
tie purchase OF the whole part OF the sum Of FIVE
hundred thonsand dollars OF the "voauteer Soldiers
Mmiy Aid Fund Bonds. No IL, authorized BY ordi.
n nee Corporation passed November 1851 and an
at Of the Legislature OF the State OF New York passed
The ssd bonds viii bear n,ere. at the rate Of SIX per cent
pr annum payable semi annually on the irst day Of May
AID November In each and the principal will be
hemed November I. 1878
The proposals state the amount OF bonds desired and
lie hundred dollars thereof and the
os. proposals accepted will tnereupon be required
dsposlt Cham lain Of the City. the Broadway
HnS the snms awarded to them respectively
ON presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the
0smberain for snch deposits the parties will be titled
barring interest rom tho dates OF payment.
Zach proposition should he sealed and endorsed PRO.
Dsals for Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Bonds,
NJ u" and enclosed nia sscoud envelope addressed 10 the
The right is reject any all Of the bids II
itterests Of the corporation require H.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
TTsAScR CoxrrRoLLER's OrvIcR.
Nov. 20, 1894
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

OVERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA RKoPENED.
~ Stage coaches leave Atchison Kansas and Nebraska
City dary for Denver Central City Great Salt Lake Wa
shoe and o,hiorna carrying the area, hrousa mails and
between the Atlantic and PAchc states connect
in5 a salt Lake CITY with mail coach lines the
prtncipai points In Idaho Montana and Oregon.
Passengers who object 70 travel through Missoun 10 At
can TAKE passige to Nsbrssks City, the most direct
MarunQ point On the Missouri for poinm Vest
Fare from Atchison NebrassA Cy to Denver... SloV
Pare IRON Atcnison or Eebraska City 10 SAT- Lake City S0
Fare fvern Achisou or frbrssks City 10 rlscerve. O
THROUGH ON scHEp0LB TINE
BEN HOLLADi.
a Dsoadwaa
The New York herald., 1864-12-06
TRAVELLRRs' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-ON AND AFTER
III Monday, Decsmbsr 8. trains leave Thir.eth street
80 and II ~ n, SEQ and io:so r M sleeping ears
attached and 1890 p ~ trains from rhircih street.
All chambers street thirty minutes earlier than
street. Through frsiehs train daily. .fF
''s'' j. N fOUCRY, Assistant Superintendent
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

ATEw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN Trains TOR Albany, Troy and Saratoga springs also
connecting with the North and west twenty sxsh
street depot at 10 A, NJ and r. N.
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

UNuRNIruRE. MATrnsssss BkpDISa, LOOKING
6uesn Ssantsn and Heuston streets Gal ard noney.
The New York herald., 1864-12-06
sEoARs AND rODACoo.

DERRY co - CELEBRATED
ID PATENT CTGARETTOS
Wholesale depot at GAIL. Ak 4 KUCHLERs,
l7S and us water street
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

ITO sEoAR MANuyACruRBRs.-sPANIsH RiBBoHa
70 bind serars all snss; piecss Of i0i Jarda Cal at
80 Water srset mp staira
The New York herald., 1864-12-06
UlLHu Ar AvUTIOx.

II Du9HaAN AUCTIOHBgK- a.a ..--Nr4f
rsseesss. rsror saits, Pautinss Mirrors CasIsta
OAan1slors osstusrs aud many rare and costly -
works Of Art and Articles II vsrts. 1850
Al public auction, en...g.
On shb day (fussdayj Dea g. the elegant residence
Sale ocnmenciug II IL o clock ;.
Drsxng Furn tui covered with brocatel Of the
tho %cheet descripton kts.eres Bookcaaes teve And
Rrpsols Oil Paintings BY emnent artists, Bronz
Ssuary. Cook Lace and Brocatsl cartsins Shades En-
HAGNiriCENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE.
offered Al auction this Stool
Cover. Canterbury, Music Books.
Bedrooms Rosewood Bureau, Bedsteads. Armsire.s-
Giace Wardrobe Comnoces IN 1T: Mattresses. Bankers
Sheets. Counserpanes &C. Dinin: Room-sidehoard Ex
tension Table Sofa Chars elegant sets Crystal and Ruby
Glass Ware Silver Casters Urns rureens Spoons Forks
Kuves Dinner Service decorated China Dinner Set Table
Linen. Cutlery. Basement ana Kitchen Furniture N b.
Parties wishing 70 attend this take the Fifth and
Sixth avenue cars aud leaving st Sixteenth street,
the house Competent persons attendance pack
and ship the gO0dA
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

L1OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.
IT Ship e. g. SCRANTON sails TO morrow.
British ship ATMOSPHERE. Dec 10.
FOR LONDON-X LINZ.
ship SOUTHAMPTON sails Dec 10.
For passage from the old country Tor drss at the
lowest possible rates), apply to
a Snuih sfYeef
The New York herald., 1864-12-06
ruRHITuRH.

sUrBRB ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD fuRNr.
a ture fsr sse-Property Of family leaving the city
Hianoforte ktagerss, Bovkcass. Psror SUITS. Mirrors
Carpets Psintinrs stanarv. Chamber and DniaE Room
yurnturs q eacribce Inquire llJ est Twenu third
atreel Dixth avenue
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

pELLE OF rHs wEsT-rH8 BEST CHEWING TO.
ID bacco goipe Try IL For sale all good
uaaxamk o. NORTON, General Agest, 81 john street.
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

CrEAMsHIP EDINBURG. DEC. g. lssA-To DR. J. O.
= 0oustene Esteemed Strive, the undersigned
German the Ednburg wish express to
by lines most heartfelt gratitude for the kindness
bestowed by aick
during stormy passage 10 New York We shall
membsr with deco grattue how many sunefnss you have
relteyed-how have soothed. Although
this but feeble acknowledgment OF the devotion with
which, forgetul OF confort and health
bestowed time and on every sufferer among
Without distinction; - nevertheless duty express
eur feelings you wish ng that much know ledge and
true humanity should BE- .ppr.ci,,ed By o,hes We
Mor,s fromea Kari Fischer Edward Hsimsen, and &,
others
KdinburR wsh 10 hsartet thanks Dr.
stone for his unrng and skilfu attention
rough and long voyage. being always ready and wHg.
night day TO attend 70 our wants and shelving kndnsss
present him with this testimonial In okes Of gratitude
and him pcssibe happinsss here and hsreaf
rr.-Jchn haony, job. =. Grove, wm MaKsy. gary
Ann Martin, Henry Temnle. Thomas Thompsss, Mary
Lambert Eifs Dillon, and LOT otherA
Nsw YonK Dec Z. 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

EH&FMn0 gS0ARs-Ar LESS THAN PRESENT
OVX6XUV cost V manufacturers PricAs from Gle
70 SWe 0ousand. An eraminatios is solicNed.
oHBkKA Assuk 70 Mesvav str~>A
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

OsrRoPL AsIIC. OR ARTIFICIAL BONE rfLLINos,
color and ussfulpsss Of sound esiA Aching teeth and
every Of cavity filled without pain by
70 East Fourteenth
OF Union square. l7000 testimonials.
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

1fADANs BARTON, THE UNRTvALLBD YhMALE
Aaroioeer can be consulted daily $50 Canal sueet
A atars
The New York herald., 1864-12-06
HORSES. CARRIAGE% sc.

"A Auction Mart Fifth avenue corner OF Forty fourth
street.--Speolal koice-To DO sold Wednesday, DE.
csmber at unless previously disposed OF at pri
vato sAo) ~ English Travelling Coach. with SQUAD lin
tngs. storm boot travelling trunks &C. all completo
Built By Wood Bros. NcIt regular sale will b held
Wednesday December 7. at 2 r. n.
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

LNoR LIVERPOOL SPLENDID PACKET sHR
Rleu Austin. At pier No. North river sal Sat
urday Dec. TO- For passage, apply board Thomp
sons PASSAGE onlce, 275 Pearl street
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

MADAME RAY 10 TIRE BEST cLArRvoYAvr AND
Asroloeist 10 the CITY She t-ls ysuv vsry Thoughts
c3ises speedy marriages, gives lucky numbers No 2U
Heuth avenue. near Twenty seventh street. Ladies' 70
onts; Gentlemen. 80 eeAta. ! u
The New York herald., 1864-12-06

AMERICAN EUROPEAN 3 h,o,SN,T EHrRsss'
forward goeds packages valuables any part Of
rope by steamers every week.
Drafts on Europe IN sums 70 gM ,,n-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-12
From, Mexico.

New York, Jan. IL.
By The steamship Columbia, which ar.
rived at this port yesterday. we have
highly interesting news from San Denim
go
Our advices from Mexico REPRESENT the
French as meetingwith almost uniD terrunt.
ed success in the progress of their different
columns through the country. Various
cities and towns had been occupied by the
imperial arms, including Guansiuato and
Aquacalientes, and the invaders were
marching on JuArez' capitol, which thew
expected to occupy by Christmas.
Ii was reported by the French and their
partizans, that Juarez himself would seek
safety by fleeing to Texas.
General Mramon was engaged in rails
ing force to march on Daraugo. The
entire State of Tamaulipas, it was Ysported
would soon be in possession Of the Imperi>
alists.
From San Domingo wo learn that the
Spaniards had gained another victory over
the insurgents, in front of Puerto Platas.
driving them successfully from their ysri
Gus positions. though the number of killed
ano wounded is said to have been com
paratively email. Reiuforcements for
the Spaniards are constantly arriving
and it was supposed they would soon have
sufficient force to overcome ell opposi-
ton,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-12
what have they Done with Itr

The annual reports which aceompanv
the Presidents message, presenta remark.
able exhibition of the power end resource
of great nation. The secretary of war
shows that our armies exceed those of anv
nation in the civ LIKED world. Our arma
ment is monstrous in its magnitude and
all the wealth of modero invention has
been laVished to its destructiveness.
We have a navy of unexamp!ed maRni-
tude; and made impregnsble by atmoF of
iron. Our secretary Of the treasury has
only TO set his 2rintirg machine 10 motion.
to have all the essentials of power, to carry
on great war. But what has the admin.
istration done with the power thus put in
it's hands? How has it responded to tbe
sacrifice of the people.
Let the facts answer. This war, which
is secretly sapping the strength of the peo-
pie, is not prosecuted with yigor to its con
illusions. The navy does nothing; aud il
the army win victory in the field. the
country does not profit by it. 1t is not the
interest Of the political men in Washing
ton to close the war. They want il to drag
on; aud if instant success in the field were
within their reach, they would refuse
it.
The presidential election stands in the
way Of our armies, and is a greater obsta.
Gle thar the coGfeGerate hosts. 1t alone
concentrates the thoughts and absorbs the
efforts of our rulers Albany Arqus.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-12
TAX SALE NOTICE

Notice IS hereby given 70 all derzons concerned tia,
at sale Of lands and lots for STATE County and sp,-
ciai taxes held at the Court HOu5e in Joliet Conbtv
OF VIII and STATE Of Illinois. the 6th day Of May
1862 the undersigned am holder u the purchase
certificates Of the following Described lands and lot.
to wit: Lot I, Old Joliet; Lot in . Sub lot L:
Assessors subdT Of Lot in d sab lot IL Assessors
subdy OF Lots /. =, 3, IN 10: Lot in Is Lat
in ls West Joliet LOtsI5&s In DIa Iot 4 in
q Casseadys Add to Joliet: Lot Il IN 81 Iot In
1o2 School Sec Add to Joliet; lots in B Is LOT
IN q in Cabal Trustees Subdiv west a Is IS
or or IS I IS II 10 east; Sub lot of 8 HUNTS
subdy Of lot in Norton Kinneys subiT Of mart of
" e. e qT 10 IS 10 E; the north q Of sub lot
oi harriet Burnams subdY Oflo 8, and south 80 n
OF lot In Norton Kinneys subdy Of part une
10 80 X 10 X the und Of all north Of railroad
OF lot in Il Bovens Add 10 Joliet; all Of Lot In
b north Of kuowlion st. iu Cagwin Younc's sulydy
Of part y or 10 T IS X 10 east; VI x BIS Den
Dey's Add 10 MUkcna; lot 6 { D CO. lot "a excrnt
20 g of end lOs in Town Of Lockport; Lot ] a.
lot 81, lot 20 in ArJers Add to Lockport; los
8, l. 4 IN 25, Village Of Wilmington; let IN d
Village OF Dupsge, iOls a in o, lots Q, = g.
~ IN " Town Of Peotone; und y Of that part Of
Railroad 1T q Bowen's Add to Joliet n " or
qr sec 10 I - R9 T. hfn eqr nWqSec q T S3R SO u
a; lot snlSiy Of 70 a end effl14 Sec 81 n d
~ as hf Of a of n IS a hf Or SEC Is r IS
T. sd-lOO a.lot subdv n = hfs or Sec 90 IS
Assessors sabdiv Of W Sec - IS Il Io; III r.
100 a fra-tion W az Sec &c - 10; ~ a. part
hi lot Or Or Sec an 81 10 Z part lot 4,
James Mehibben's sub iiv Of Cnagwines Reservation
% II Z, assessed to Jones' Lot ~ James Ashsys
snbdiT Of Laughton's reservation 80 u Eseq or
Eqr Sec II 50 II z; " hfn or Sec IS IS IL
r hi Or Sec "a 81 X IL r; 20 a. n hf lot v
or SEC 7 SO IL eqr Sec Is So Il & ehf "
qr Sec I 81 X II =; a. side " hfs or Sec SS
* II Z 10 a. side hf Or Sect 7 81 u Z az a.
sae urd y or lot subdie Of Sec ie T IS n II ?:
hf n W ~ SEQ IS IS X IL 4; hfne CT Sec -
X 10 east HI n qrseqr and or Sec y
IL east; g7-lOO a lot Il in corner Of ri or ~
Or Sec 10 81 X 10 e1st; IS A. lot Is qrsU or
and W side " or excerpt q. Sec Is 7 "a Ia
east, assessed to o Dutton; hf or Sec IS -
rs east :. a. Ia of or Off or except a Sec.
"a 81 II assessed to Charles Houser, 90 a side
lot s or Sec 81 Il Is east; in VIII County and
state OF illinois, ans that the time Of redemption from
said sale VIII expire IN two years from the date afore
said.
Jan. s. 1854. HERvRY LOWE,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-12
From Washington.
Washington, Jan. 10.

washington, Jan. III.
Gen Meade left for Philadelphia to-day,
where he will remain few days.
An important order, relative to the man.
nsr IN which quotas assigned on the draft
and troops are credited, has just been Isl
sued by the Provost Marshal General. 1t
is too long to telegraph.
Resolutions for investigation into the
New York Custom-House fruds will be Of
fered this week in Congress.
Bills to reduce the sslaries OF all naval
and military and many civil officials will
be introduced this week.
New York. Jan. 10.
The n. Y Herald's Washington dispatch
says:
Gems. Meade, Hancock, Meigs, and In
gals arrived here last evening.
Extraordinary developments concerning
the management Of affairs at the Cavalry
Camp at Gieseboro implinate parties in
whom the utmost confidence has been here
tofore placed. 1t is alleged that the recent
immense stampede Of horses was conuiVed
at by officers.
The late inspection of hospitals in the
Atlantic States develops the fact that all
are bour teously provided with necessar;es
and Inquiries; aud the inspectors re comend
the benevolent attention Of the Sanitary
Commission to those at the West.
Washington, Jan 10.
The Navy Department has been advised
of the capture of the rebel schoonnr Mar
shall j. Smith by the gunboat Kenuebec.
She vas discovered abou: eighteen miles
east of Mobile Point, at night. She was
from Mobile, bound to Havana, with car
60 of 2G0 bales IF cotton and some turpen-
tine. Her manifest and other papers were
thrown overheard.
The democratic and conservative mem.
bers Of Congress met on yesterday eve
ming in the Capitol, with Hon. John l..
Dawson, of Pennsylvania, in the chair, and
unanimously adopted the following impor.
tant resolutions. offered by Hon. James
Brooks. of New York:
Whereas, Gold or silver is paid to our
Ministers. Consuls and Commissioners.
representing the nation in foreign coun-
tries,and gold and silver are received from
the people at the custom-bVuse in payment
Of duties; and
Whereas, The people are taxed to nav
capitalists their interest in specie ON their
investments in the national debt; therefore
be it
Resolced, That the officers. soldiers, aud
sailors in the army and navy should be
paid 10 goiG and silver, or their equiya
Tents 10 amount, And be it also
ReSoteed. That the chairman of this
meeting be instructed to prepare ameud.
ments to the army and navy bills of this
eff ct.
The following resolution, from a commit.
tee appointed to consult upon the political
matters likely to come before Congress,
was also adopted:
Resotred, That the Presidents proclana.
ton OF the 9Th Of December 1868, is un,
wise, inexpedient, revolutionary, and un-
constitutional, and is therefore disaprov-
ed.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-12
"NO Niger Thar,,

We begin to believe that it is a "Cou-
perhead" lie about the negro being the
idol of the loyal leagues. Their members
of Congress certainly don't care for him as
witness the following proceedings for the
18th day Of December.
Mr.. Hale introduced bill prohibiting
the holding any person in servitude except
on contract.
Mr.. Elliot introduced bill to establish
bureau of emancipation.
Several bills were introduced to repeal
the fugitive slave law.
Several bills were introduced to amend
the Constitution so as to abolish slavery in
all the States.
Mr.. Lovejoy introduced bill providing
that all persons held to slavery in the
States or Territories shall be declared sree.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-12
The News.


The rebels have been quite active latejv
10 Western Virginia. Fitzbugb Lee and
Imboden, on Friday. surrounded Peters.
burg. drove the Federals out of Barlipoton.
and threatened Cumberland, Nd. Sobse-
.quently, however, they retired In the al.
rection of Staunton, and all is now opiet
alous the line of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. An ofiicibl document has bsen
captured. containing the plans of the pro
posed raid. The rebels were to fave cnt
the railroad at MartiusbnrQ, made nriso.
bers Of all the Federal forces hetween thot
point and New Creek, aud taken Peters
burg and Cumberland; but the whole nro.
ject has resulted 10 complete failure
LDngstreet has drIvsnthe Federals ha oh
! from Bean Siatien--the latter losing in
four days diminishing, about 200 men
| Rebel prisoners report that Lonostreet has
been rein forced by Ewell; that he has now
/ about 40 600 men; and that he has been
! ordesed totake Knoxville at all hazards
The proceedings before Judge Leayitt
in the Valandigharn Gaze are to be carried
up to the U. 5. Supreme Court by Mr..
Pngh, for review. The Democracy are
holding meetings ali over Ohio to -oise a
fund for the benefit of tie illustrious ex.
lie.
From New Orleans we have a statement
that the rebel forces in the Southwest are
concentrating in Central Texas, with the
view of dividing the Federals from the no
sitions lately occupied by them on the coast
of that State. Preparations are being
made to meet such a movement.
Bills are TO be introduced in Congress
during the present week for reduction Of
the salaries OF all military and nayal Of
fcers and many civil cficers.
The Military Committees, OF the Senate
and House had conference Saturday. and
agreed to amend the cOncription bill BY
fixing $500 as the amount of Communication:
the payment of that sum exemptine cnly
from single draft, instead Of for three
years as at present.
The main budy of Lees army is en-.
camped betweeeu GordonsVille and Orange
Court Hpuse.
Secretary Chase has come to the deter
mination not to issue any more legal-tend-
ers in any contingency; and it is believed
that 90 more 20's will be issued aftel
the present series is exhausted.
There are reports that Gen. Meade is t
be superseded by Gen Hancock, and Gen
DIX by Gen, Burnside. Gen. Anderson
OF Fort Sumpter fame. is to be placed OF
the retired list. Secretary Usher and ex
Congressman Dunn are mentioned in con
nectlon with the vacant Judseshi2 for tht
District OF Indiana. If the former receives
the appointment, rumor indicates Mr.. De
trees. Superintendent of Public Printing
as his successor in the Interior Department
Surgeon General Hammond is to be triet
by court martial, upon charges Of frauC
and malpractices.
Indiana has filled her quota Of 16,
under the last call, and has some 9, 900 owe
to apply on the next,