, 1864-01-30
FROM WASHINGTON,


In any district where Illegal military {
armed interference with election lakes plac
a new election is to be ordered within te
days..
Any person whose vote ia challenged o
tic ground of having served in the reb'
army, or given aid and comfort to the rcbc
lion, shall be required to take an oath to th
contrary,
Every member or officer Of the Conventio
is required before entering upon his duties
to swear to support the Constitution Of til
States and to bear true allegiance to Mari
land and the United Statcs, and that he hu
never directly or indirectly aided or encoul
aged the rebellion.
The new constitution and form of govern
1ncnt is to be submitted to the people as 500
as the Convention may determine
Col Fish, late Provost Marshal Of genera
Middle Department, Inns been released iron
the old Capitol Prison and allowed the limit
Of Washington city.
The House Military Committee agreed t.
report bill for 4 military road from For
Wal|a Wa1la to Puget Sound In Washington
Territory.
Sub Committee of the House and Senat
Post Office Commissioners have under con
eidcration and will soon report upon posta
money order system for making remittance
nor ICES than'onc nor more tnan thirty dol
lars, the fees to be five, ten and fifteen cents
according to the amount remitted. It will
undoubtedly, become law this session. =:
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal :;
WAsu1EGToS, Jan. %, 1B83.::
Tie statement made by the Richmond pa
pers that the Mississippi Inns been temporar.
ny ploehaoeo' Is 'a4sc'
/ 4nc1c a1e eooo GROUNDS ior inc oelle1 that
our armies VIII oe stronger IN point Of mum:
peis' III "e'1 ~ IN general etnc1entT next
sprang, tnan ever before. !.
Aae secfetafy OF "af mas ordered reports
run commanders IN Inc held, stating the
nms lla1nes oi coloueis commanding or1gades md
sefViees VI eacn' 'of 'nc purpose OF confer
llng p1ese' RANK on merltorlous ones, In ac~
co1aance Win tne act OF alarch D. 1858.
/ tAc hePe4 Ma]or burroughs, VINO WINS kill
ca W sent1nel' at Nortolk endeavortng to
escape from Small Pox Hospital had been
twice captured, had once taken the oath of
allegiance, was under sentence Of death By
court martial for violating the same, sentence
having been temporarily snspendetls bv the
President.
n5EnAtch n hA
WAsu1soTos. Jan. %. 1SS,.
The Committee Of Finance met this morn
ing. Delegations representing the whisky In
terest of New York. Phf1adelnhfa Roston
Chicaeo. St. Louis. peor1a. and other n,accsA
presented remonstranccs apainst tbe Wood
c1ause. in tho Housc hin. ann1yino ,ncreo, nd
tax 10 all sn;rits on hand Among +hoso
who aad,esae1 tha c,no,,,t+aa ~, he,,o1r ~
+he renroeantot,ra a.,or-at,a- ,re.a 49,.
D;ckson of c;,c;,,atI 49, a,araro.
nm ~ rhfc,r,
Tho ro-nr,;ttao oax,o j.. ,-,,,
,,o,ah,,. an+ raoo, ~ 'ss, ana W
f., "~4o'8 A"eS'
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o ~, ~ ~ sue u.oAs .nlesest
e .s4, ~ 81. ~ saiiyns '4e'f polnt' ou1
,.,..,n "Sea tan .s4n Ia 'usJ W. ~ ~ HUI un-
g., ~ .s"e, ~ s. .s 11Ause "tn 10 'noa.-
+,oas, ~ ~. .aa~ % 49, f. w.! y. .ue aaai' ~
&c. ,.~~s.f - .,,..., ~n ~ na4.u' .as. Ane
c."ueo 4"pos.ns w 4au'l1oo"i y! 't1 u twenty
sea'o 49, VI 'os'eo epA4'e 1'ia1 LIEU oe nnoa1-
fo.,,.,
w:sunSSSaS1 SS ~ a "a a.,
Private letters from Northern Germans
eay that at no time since anti-Napolcon In "a
Of 1s1., not even in 1873, have the German
people been so thoroughly aroused and or
cited as On the schleswlg. Holstein question.
a general European war is regarded imml-
ncnt.
Letters up to the 18th from prominent clti-
zens Of Arkansas, received to-day, contain in
tclliecpce of the proceedings Of the Stair
Convention at Little Rock.
Dc,cootes fro,, +b,rtv oo,r.,oa ,,,.ro T., ~
t,nsanea ~ o noaaa t,a,a san,s a,s.. Mese ~
sala % n. -oan,a. ~ mseen snese t eleetloas were
cncc Of single soldier, The omendment
TO the constitution prohibiting slavery was
udonted with Int one flisaentin@ voice nomc,
"as ", @4oeeH5 '"4~e, n"'n
y: Dr.. Jacks, Of Helena, who favored grad
ual emancipation.
Gen. Steele has recognized and is co-opcra
ting with the Convention. This information
vas 1o,d hcrore t1,e Prea;1ont to-day who 70.
..;.aa :. ,',.,. .,a,. ss.saast,ac ~.
nounced lis intention to modify his publish
Cd instructions to Gen. Stccle 50 as to mike
them consonant with late events.
Can stao1o 1vr}ta. ~, ,++ln poo,. +t,+
.,".-~n.,n.s ..,n .-t.Is. 1s~A .a"s
son'c e11' enoloe.n et'u entelta1n tae nope
OF saving the institution, but he replies that
slavery is dead, and any attempt to resuscl-
tate it is useless and Injurious
vos+o-aov ~, ..o.,.. ~
t.etE!uuy' W "ot'on " oena'or AruaouA.
All pe'1lons against tne l1g1tl7e slave law
ore to be referred to the Committee on S1a-
very and Freedmen. of which Mr.. Simmer ia
Chairman This rofcrnnc, r. re,,o-aoa a.,
soo.,, -. A.. ,1a.1 No
"~4,n ~, ~ tuas ta"
ine statement that me senate Committee
On Foreign Relations agreed to report against |
r.