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, 1864-02-22
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

lepeeaa1 dispatch to the Chicago Tfihune.1
s111soFIKLD. Feb. 20, 1874.
By order Of the War Department Alton has
again been transferred TO tho Department OF
the Missouri. It Was transferred from the
latter to the Department Of the Ohio q few
months ago.
+. E. Morgan, Esq, arrived in this city on
Thursday night, having In custody the fol-
lowing named deserters, arrested in Dewitt
County: Felix Edmonds. 25th regiment In
diana volunteers; VIM. Reynolds, 59th Indi-
una, and Simeon Reynolds, Of the 9th Inill-
ana regiment =,
They have been sent to Camp Butler to be
transferred to their respective regiments. "
a dispatch was received by Adjutant Gen.
eral Fuller yesterday, from ca apt. Ammcn, A.
Q. H., at Cattlettsburg, Ky, stating that
cspt. William G. .Pinckard, A. q. n, was killed
at that place on Thursday last. The dispatch
represents that he was In camp with the re-
bel Col Ferguson at the time Capt. Pinck-
ard, In company with Gen Scammon, and
number Of officers and soldiers, were cap
tured BY the rebels On the Kanawha river. n
teW weeks ago, and when killed was un-
doubtedly q prisoner. He was from Alton.
this State, where his father resides. In the
beginning Of the war he entered the service
as Quartermaster Of the 9th Illinois infantry.
commanded by Colonel, now General E. i.
Paine. he Was printer by profession and
was formerly employed in the Journal Office,
In this city. =
Two hundred and sfxty-four new recruits
arEiv ed In this city on Thursday and Frida
and reported Themselves at the headquarters
OF Gen. White.
The 9TH Illinois leaves for the field to-
morrow.
The SD regiment is expected to arrive
home in few days Bloomington has been
designated us their place Of rendezvous.
, 1864-02-22
FROM COLUMBUS,

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. %. 1864.
4 meeting was held few days. since q
Lancaster under the auspices OF the Unio,
Central Committee Of Fairfield county for til,
purpore Of expressing preference for candi
dates for Prcsident and Vice President, Res
olutions were unanimously adopted In favor
Of Abraham Lincoln for the first and Andy
johnson for the second position. +
The Dubuque men urge this conrse aud no,
body seems to oppose it. There is oppost,
ton to Lincoln from two or three localities
in the state, hut the feeling Is almost unani.
NOUS in bis favor. - -.
:. 1have seen relinble gentleman gust from
Idaho, and he says the story about that ff-
teen millions in gold awaiting transporta-
tion, Is all bosh; and adds that there is not
gold enough dug ont in the whole territory
to pay the expense Of getting the emigrants
back home, and that all these big stories
telegraphed from St. Paul and New York,
just before spring opens, are the fabrications
ofspcca1ators to get up a rush Of deludcd
Lieut. Col. ". Dehass, Of the 77fh Ohio
has been dismissed from the service. This
Dehass, in. September last, obtained
leave Of absence for 4eyeral days, and was
not heard Of since then until he turned up as
a copperhead candidate for Congress in Vi1-
ginIa.
Within the past two weeks 1915 new re-.
c1nits have been mustered into the service in
Ohio.
The total number Of new men furnished
SINCE the present call was issued, Is Il, ,93s.
Coz. Brough and the legislature will partici-
pate In the Inauguration ceremonies Of the
Northern Ohio Sanitary Fair at Cleveland On
Mondny next -. :.
General j. 4. Garfield wilt deliver an ad-
dress on that occasion,
, 1864-02-22
L0NGSTREET RETREATiAa
WITH PRECIPITATION.
THE GREAT EMANCIPATION
CONVENTION.
Indications Of the. Policy to be
Adopted.
INTERESTING FOREIGN
INTELLIGENCE.
FROM WASHINGTON,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.J
WARRINGTON, Feb. Il, 1884.
The conference csmmittes on the whisky
bill have come proximately to conclusion
to fix the sliding scale at sixty, and sixty-Gye,
and seventy cents, but this may be modified
ut to-morrow'a meeting.
The Missouri Union delegation have nomi:
mated Henry r. Blow to fill tho vacancy on
the national committee. A protest against
this from st. Louis conservatives has been
received The national committee will
probably reject Blow. The committee will
meet at 12 o'clock, at Willasl's Hotel
Cincinnati and st. Louis arc most promi-
ncntly talked Of as the place Of holding the
National Convention.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Teibune,1
WASHINGTON, Feb. q, 1884
Major Jonathan Gordon, of the Regular
Army, formerly of Indianapolis has rendered
his resignation.
The field telegraph is detached from the
signal corps and attached to the Qnnrtcrmns.
tet's department.
The quota of New York, under the last
two calls, is 5000, and Of PENNSYLVANIA
c5,0o0. Forty to forty-flve Thousand are ex-
pected to be drafted in each Of these States.
The establishment Of the Provost Marshal't
system throughout the United States llas 10
far restrained desertion and absence from the
army that while in April last SIX thousand
two hundred cases were reported, lastmonth
only seventeen hundred occurred.
The investigation of the Select Committee
Of the Senate on naval supplies has entirely
vindicated Chief Clerk Faxon from charges
against linn. These charges were found to
depend on statement Of one Stoyer, lately
sentenced to the pcnitentiary for swladllng
the Government Stoycr stated that $50, ,Qo0
were paid to sundry builders of iron-clads.
These persons being summoned and interro.
gated positively denied all Of Stoycr's state.
ments.' ::
The committee has found q vast amount Of
frauds among the navy agents in different
parts Of the country, bnt discovered nothing
affecting the integrity Of the Naval Bureau in
Washington.
man named Mordecai, recently arrested
A. prisoner Of war with pass from the
rebel Secretary Benjamin, showing to haYe
furnished substitute In thc,rcbel army, has
been released BY the President mud allowed
to proceed to EurOpc.
, 1864-02-22

are concerned. A. to Gen. Negley the iHves-
tigation Hil be finished tomorrow.
From persons who have ample opportuni-
ties to know, We learn that the evidence is
highly commendatory Of all the generals.
Nothing in the evidence can be tortured into
anything condemnatory Of their conduct.
LOUISVILLE, Feb 2l-Quite number Of
the delegates to the Freedom Convention at
Louisville hare arriged, and many more are
expected this mornilg.
A large number Of negroes from Christian
county arc making their way towards Clarka-
vile to enlist under the Federals.
The coRH-martia1 case Of McCook and Crit
tenden will probably adjourn tomorrow.
McCook's cnso is concluded. Crittcnaen's
case Til1 be tomorrow. Outsiders say both
.GeneIas VIII be thoroughly vindicated as
AL reports that the Louisville Journal has
been or will be sold to the Republicans are
utterly false.
, 1864-02-22

dy Of the Army Of tho Cumberland has been
pushed into East Tennessee, with the design
: Of crushing the rebels in that quarter.
If Longstrtct saves himself It will be by
The diligent employment Of his legs in get
ting out Of the way.
Lognn's expedition was mere ieint to
draw Johnston's attention towards Rome,
and Logan's corps is Where it can render
effective service,
Precisely what is expected Of Sherman q
expedition is not yet known to the pablic,
but We have rebel authority that he has out
generated Polk, aud spread CONSERVATION
throughout Mississippi mud Alabama.
Johnston has been alarmed BY the move
ments between Huntsville and Knoxville,
and has been unable to reinforce Polk. He
eecma to have had notion to make q diver
sion In favor Of Longstrcet, but to have fAl-
tered in his plans.
Chattanooga Is 60 well fortified that 1t can
bo securely held by small force, while the
main body Of the army is after Lonestreet
The situatton before the battle Of Mission
Ridge iR reversed. Then tho rebel army was
between the armies ofthc Ohio and Cumbcr
land, now cur forces are between the armies
"A A1VoEpe1Cc% aAA 1tAusous AuQ' WILL I1e
Railroad between Knoxville and Chattanoo-
ga to facilitate their movements,
We now have In effect the interior line Of
operation.
We will know within few days whether
Longstrect has escaped, If SO, whether 1t is
likely johnson will receive immediate at-
tention.
The bridge ut Loudon, which is the only
break in our rail communication between
Knoxville and Chattanooga, is probably fin
ished by this time Fifteen hundred men
have been working on It since the 18th. The
rebel party that captured Gen: scammon
Was overtaken by Col G.. w., Gallup
with 400 men Of the 18th and 39th Kentucky
regiments, on the 18th inst, and surprised.
The fight did not last more than three min
utes, In which the rebels had 16 killed and
large number wounded. Besides sixty prison.
era, eighty stand Of nrms mud Il large number
Of horses, which they Ind stolen, were cap
tnred, together With oil their supplies of for
age, subsistence and ammunition. Il
, 1864-02-22
FROM LOUISVILLE,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
| LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2l,9P.A.
There are large number of Delegates hcrt
for the great border State Emancipation Con
vcntfon which meets here tomorrow. Tn,
Convention promises to be fully attended
and very Important one In its results, i.
| Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibuna1
LOUISVILLE, Feb. q.
About One Hundred Delegates hare arriT
ed to attend the Border State Emancipation
Convention meeting here tomorrow. Sev.
| enty-tiye Of the members are from Missouri,
embrueing many noted German radicals
headed BY Emil Preftorius. Many Of the
leading radicals Of s.: Louis are here. includ.
Ing c. D. Duke and others; -: -
Kentucky is represented By several dele
gates from the mouItain regions, including
the Louisyille delegates, and several mem
bers frsm Covingtm and Newport: Many
Kentucky delegates have failed to arrive,
owing to the Suspension Of navigation.
AL viii probably be here tomorrow, and
nothing Of importance is likely to transp1rc
until, Tuesday. ;: f., * .1@
At q caucus held this forenoon: the nature
Of the platform to be- adopted was clearly
indicated Resolutions will be passed asking
first for the immediite Emancipation in The
Border slave States. - :.
Second, the amendment Of the national
constitution for the exclusion Of a1ayery in
the United States. =
Third, that President Lincoln, in his capa-
city as Commander Chief. is empowered
to call into service every serviceable white
or black man in Ill The States.
There was no dissent in the caucus regard
ing these points, andi Is to be inferred that
the entire delegation Is: composed of Radi-
calls of the most aggressive type.
Hon. Winter Davis IVES expected, but can
not come :.
The people generally seem: to look. with
disfavor on tie movement, though the
opposition has not in any ehape sssnmed the
aspect of hostility. Among working classes,
and especially the Germans, It Is heartily nd
yocated, and they need only leaders' to or
ganizc formidable party. =:
The o6th. Kentucky re-en1isted veterans.
arrived from Knoxville this evening" !: Z
:. Heavy ice running, but the mail boat went
up to-day
. Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFtbano.l
-. ;: Lou1sIu1E. Feb n, 1854.
!; The Court Of Inquiry Is regards Gen.
s: McCook, Crittenden, and Neg1ey, Ia
through, 80 far as MeCook and CElttenden'
, 1864-02-22
FROM Indianapolis,

lspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
| ISD1ANAroLts, Feb. 81.
| The Union State Convention will assemble
on Tuesday, and the city is already crowded
with delegates, :.
A great effort will be made tAget the con-
! ventfon to pass 4 resolution recommending
the denomination Of Mr.. Lincoln, dclesa-
ton having just arrived hele from Washing
ton for that purpose. Tic Germans arc Bit
terry opposed to 1t and threaten to leare the
convention If 1t is done. -
The only names mentioned In connection
with the presidency Of the convention are
Gen. Sol Meredith and Ez-Gov. Wright.
The following is list Of the prominent
candidates for the positions mined ut this
time:
Governor O. P. Morton will be renominated
by acclamation. II. :.
For Lieutenant Governor, Col. R. N. Hud-
son, Of Figo, and D. G. Branham, Of Jeffer-
son.
For Secretary Of State, VIII Camback, of
Decatur; ". Z. Harrison, Of Morgan; c. E..
shipley, Of Delaware; and Col Trussles, Of
Fayette.
For Treasurer Of State, ]. s. Harvey; of
Clark; Col. Templeton, Of Benton; and Jo.
mas Votaw, Of Jay. -
For Auditor Of State, E. VII. Ellis,
'E1khart; L. B. McCarty, OF Wabash, and R.
N. Lamb, of Switzerland.
For Attorney General, D. E.. Williamson,
Of Putnam; - Clark, 0: Supreme Court;
Col " H. H. Terrell, OF Knox; L.Noble, Of
Knox.
For Reporter Of the Supreme Court, WIS
Smith, Of Allcn;P &. Kennedy. of Hcnd-:
ricks, and "a Davis, Of Marion. - t.: :
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
Brof G. ". Hass, Of Marion John J. Morri-
son, Of Washington, md Joseph Ferris, Of
Delaware: -.
!. For Judges Of the Supreme Court, John T:
Elliott, o. AenrJ; ". c. Hannah, Of La
porte .charlcs a. Ray, OF Marion L. Bar
bour, Of Marion ; R.sC. Gregory. of Tippe-
canoe; Col. J. G. Jones, of: Vanderburg;
Walter Marsh, Of Delaware: james r.
, 1864-02-22
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HA1rrA1, Feb. 30.-Tle steamship Afric,
has arrived with Liverpool dntcs Of the 9th
and Queenstown Of the 7h.
The Danes have evacuated Schleswir ant
Dannewcrkc, falling back to F1cndsburg, ths
Germans pursuing.
There has been no additional fighting il
schlcswig: 4 snow storm prevented anything
but slirmishing.
4 Hambnrg dispatch Of the 9th states
mo news from Tue war
It is believed that the Prussians will pre-
yent.the transmission of news, Severe f1Ebt,
Ing is thought to be going On as numbers oi
wounded nre constantly brought to Rendes.
Earl Derby, in the House Of Lords, con.
dcmncd the foreign policy ofthc government
as humiliuttng to England. Russell stated
that England hadn't gi5cn the slightest prom.
ise Of assistance to Denmark.
In the House Of Commons, Palmerston de.
Tended the policy of.Russc1.
4 minority Of the British journals hare q
pacific tendency,
In tue British House OF Commons Mr. D Is
1aeli commended TINT the Queens speech
should have made some reference to ~Amcri-
can affairs, and complained Of it's silence on
this and other important subjects.
=. Lord Pa1merston replied that the Govern
.nent could have repeated what has often been
said before, and he could sec no necessity for
- Earl Derby, In the Honse of Lords repudi-
ated the adea Of British responsibility for the
<loiues Of the Alabama he trusted that the
Ministers had given such IN answer to the
claim of the Federal Government as would
put IN end to such monstrous demands in
. future.
The debate on the Danish question gene-
-, rai1y inspires more confidence in CONNER
-ctal circles In England, but 1t was felt TINT
Il was }y no means defined what the ulti-
mate shape Of the policy Of England would
81. Il The House Of Commons, on the 5th, Mr.
Whiteside chilled attention to the distrcss IN
.I1clapd, and the consequent emigration OF
Aghttpg men to America
The Parliamentary papers relative to Japan
estimates the destruction Of property at Ks--
gosimi ata million sterling, and fifteen hun
semi of,cial Vienna pape,ie1presses the
hone ,that the explanation just sent BY Aus
t1,ia aud Prussia to England Will avoid all
further complication.
.TRASuE.-The Paris correspondent OF the
London Isa,es ssys that at q ball on the Sd.
the Emperor Eapoleon said to group Of
Matshn1s and Gene1als: ':KaRptuFs 9hey hare
4 7eyxn he erchange Of cannon shots n 1'e no1h.
La .Nsn 90 o.. lii no 46atr Of osrs. ;. Our
7,'iev shoAld IL mon inte;rrntson."' Those
whom he addressed seemed to agree 1"1fh
him.
, 1864-02-22

New YonK, Feb. GA Pass Caralo, Tex
Us, letter to the Herald states that dcscrtcrs
report Mag1adcr'e force at $1,000.
Caney Greek is occupied by s. 600 men, with
Concentrated thore In two dsys - The r5 reSels 81
have two picket posts eight and fifteen miles
in advance of Caney, to give them time Tor
preparation In case Of our advance.
, 1864-02-22

c. r. johnson, all from Kentucky. The,
arc inmates Of the military prison at present
The Monitor gunboat Ozark, bnilt at St
Louis by Geo. Z. Boston, Of Peoria, was YES.
terlay run up to Mound City against the cur
rent Of the river in little over one hour, and
the trial made of her speed and capacity pro,
we'd satisfactory to tue naval eng gineers and
other officers On board. That she will be one
ofthe most efficient iron clads in service Is
the prediction ofsome Of the most cxpericu.
ccd in naval aftairs.
Admiral Porter has received the "Ozark i"
FROM her builder, and will ut once proceed to
arm and equip her for active operations.
CAIRO, Feb. 20.-The following dispatch
baa been received At District Headquarters,
Cairo: -
HR4pquARrzHs .. $. Fekazs,
c,,+ n o,, ls1.xD 70 Feb. IS, 1864. {
sIn-1 hare the honor to report TINT, hav-
Ing received Information that four deserters
from the Union army were secrtted near Tip
tonyille, Tcnn., I, with forty mcu of my com
mand, embarked on eteamer at 2 o'clock, a.
M, Feb. 18th, 1854, and proceeded down
the river to Rilcy'B Landing, si1 miles below
Ilpt9nvlllc: At kaey's. house, we seized a
small amount of Government ammunition
and several guns. Being unable to carry
away the arms, we destroyed them.
we then went to the house Of one Lewis,
where We succeeded ID capturing FIVE OF the
gang Of guerillas which has been 1nfesting the
Bend for five months past- Together with
them We captured their arrns-- shot~gu1s and
reselyersC eight horses. These men
were in bed, having pistols under their pill
lows; but, being takcn completely: By sur
prise, they made no resistance, =!
From this point We marched to q place
where the Federal deserters were reported
to have been employed, but could find no
trace them.
There being no prospect OF etIectfng fur
ther captures, ne hailed boat ut Tipto1yille,
and returned to this post.
One Of the prisoners, one Edwards, was q
Lieutenant In Merriw Gathers company oi
buEhwhackers, and is reported to have been in
command Of the party which fired into gov
boat below Tiptonyille about three
months ago.
=: Another, another, one Lewis, claims to belong to.
; Gregg says he was private in Merriweath-
RS gang, but deserted him when 3fcrriweath-
.r went South.
George Moore. o member Of the same party.
sas formerly Of the rebel army.
VI Clay ton ne have no particular informa-
ion, but lie was found with the rest Of Lew
Z house.
Lewis is parolcd prisoner. He yas for
ntrly captain in the 18th Tennessee volun-
eeTs, rebel army. He states that, during the
asst six months, the guerillas have eaten
yer s2,cod worth Of provisions ut his house.
le has pass from. Gen. Quimby, formerly
this district
Of the captxred horses, eight have been
sent 10 Columbus.
At nearly every house we visited we found |
,uns, Which wc destroyed.
Tue prisoners will be examined and sent !
o Capt. Williams.
(Sigded) R. ". E. R1xos,
Capt Co. c, 34th n. J. Inf, Comip Post.
, 1864-02-22
FROM ST. LOUIS,

kSp111a4 01spAAco 70 tAo In1caEo It1ounc-J
ST. Louis, Feb:ao, 1853.
ihefe WINS IN enthusiastic meeting on
Change to-day, for the purpose OF forward
ing memorial to Congress in relation to thu
Illinois and Michigan and Niagara Falls Ship
Canal
The 8th Kansas {yctezans) reached hefe
this morning about o'clock, unhcraldcd and
unaunounced, By a special train On the Ohio
& Mississippi Railroad, direct from Knoxville,
Tenn.
They. numbered about SIX hundred, and
presented a finer appearance than any soldiers
NC have recently seen in this: city. They
were preceded By fine band of music, and
bore their old, faded and bullet-riddled hag
which thty have so long and 80 bravely de-
Tended among the mountain businesses Of
Tennassea
, 1864-02-22
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, 1864-02-22
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

I0VeE1a1 UIspatCh 10 the Chicago Tribune,1
LOUISVILLE, Feb. Fl, IL P. II.
From Col. billiard, Of the a4th Kentucky,
who arrived from Cumberland Gap Inst night,
ne learn that Longstrect, after crossing the
Ho'ston river to the north side, returned
again, destroying LIS pontoons in bis precip-
itate retreat-
Gen. Burbridge assumes command Of this
district tomorrow, with his headquarters in
this city. ..
Officers arriVing from the front report all
quiet ut Chattanooga and Knoxville: The
troops are in readiness to march On the rccep-
tion Of ORDERS
Refugees from Georgia, South Carolina and
Tennessee, continue to come in daily, many
Of them In starving condition.
, 1864-02-22
Ql)ifago Grlbnue.



The Emancipation Conyention which meets
to-day at Louisville, has in the prc1im,n,rv
caucus Of ito delegatea indicated ,rbo+ ii,
be the probable line adopted. The Corv.-.
tion is largely composed Of ns,orrs.,vo ,od,.
ca1s, and wc nay expect no half uav recono,
mendations from them,
Longstrect is In trouble arain. Not lone
ago he moved to the north side of tb- Hoi.
stoin, hut tue Federal army presented .o d..
termfned front that he WIS c1ad to morr
back AMIN. with the 2nss of IT. ,o,too,
bridges.
There Is a ,uror If cre,+ sncn.a.a. T., ,s,s
sissippi. which If confi77ned VII ,,,,,.. 1o-.,
hearts 4lrob with cxilt.t5on.
The enrolment Of Coot copptv ia mn,
p}cte. -Upou the third 1,ape - f',ts isenc wi1,
be found an exbanst,vt rcv;rv .hsw;n. ~.
uumbcr in each town and dronn.d fnr cs,..
the number enno1lea e,ncr th- 1ira+ enro,,-,snt |
and the number Of .ac}, c,,as xnh;re4 - 49,
draft O, the e0th Of F.hrn,r~ ~''e
The tclecrpph fnrnfsbe. = rrsnnre of Tho
ncws BY the Africa. The discnss,on IN ~
British Parliament upon the sch1eswig. .Ho]-
stein imbroglio is quite fully given. ind vii,
excite cnrsjaerahlr ,rt.r..+ - +b,c ...,.,t-
Active hostilities between the Danes and AM
trims have commenced; With whit result will
be best learned from our DISPATCHES,
The impatience OF the Western people and
their Sous In the army to close out the rebel
lion, Is seen In the carly opening of the cam
pafgn. It also hctokcns the confidence felt
by our Western Generals that short work
viii be made Of the insurgent forces. Grant
has taken the initiative ag be did last Rpr3or
n,,a t. ,o..a T.. 80, =, 1FAu6,