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, 1864-01-16
EAST TENNESSEE.

II begins to look rs We feared East Ten
ucesec wae not cleared Of Longstreet in The
time of il, and he is evidently making him
ec.i formidable there, His position seems to
be In The neighborhood Of 1logersville, where
tic 1n.p shows us mountains and streams In
close conjunction; and By Inference, good
military position. With tho railroad behind
him, in his possession, he is within support
3rg distance Of the rebel forces in Southwest
ern Virginia; and he Will be ablc to dominate
Eastern Tennessee within thirty miles OF
Knoxville, If let alone. It is evident that his
force Is one which the rebels will try to mike
strong. So that if Grant moves Southwa1d,
they will threaten his rear from this direc-
ton. At NIL events, Grant Will be obliged to
divide his force to take care Of Longstreet
and Johnston at the same time.
It seems pity that 1onsstrcct was not
thoroughly dispossessed In the time Of It; for
We foar he may get strong enough, in forces
and cntrcncAmcnts, to delay the spring cam
paign. If no more, for considerable time. -
There is another fnducement to the rebels
to strengthen him.: Lees rcar is otherwise
greatly exposed, and II this gate through East
Tennessee Is left open, whnt Is to hinder
Burnside, or Foster, or whoever our 1nan Is
there, 10 push up into Virglni, with the
Spring. and make au It's southern section IN
1nhabitablc to rebel armies as far as Lynch
burg, and farther. Grant, or somebody, will
have to pay good attention to Longstreet,
We trust the rod is getting well pickled for
his instruction. t'.
, 1864-01-16
70 SPECIAL PRIVILEGES FOB

70 SPECIAL pN1v1LEEES FOB
REBEL SLAVE-mONGEKS.
II Is fayo1ite assertion Of copperheads
TINT the Republicans wantto degrade, MS well
rs to subdue the rebels, by forcing them
back into the Union stripped ot slavery,
Republicans deny TINT the emancipation OF
the slaves dcgraces any man, whether rebel
or loyal. They purpose tha. the rebels, cx
cept the ring-lcaders, who must he hpue. If
caught, shall return TO their allegiance to en-:
10y perfect equality Of rights with the lo;al,
etcadfagt, and true. The traffic In slaves,
carried on before tho rebellion, was spe.ta.
prsri1cgt praticed in certain States. By p1ung-
ing into rebellion against the Union the slave
moueers have forfeited this special privilege.
The right 10 own human beings Is not natu-
ra1 right, but an arhitrary stretch Of power,
and palpable violation Of the principles Of
democracy. For the sake Of peace and har-
mony In the Union the people of the North
allowed minority class ut the South to traffic
In human flesh, and to oppress four mill
ions of colored Americans and degrade them
to the property level of the brntes Of the
field. But the olgarchy were not satisfied
with this monstrous special privilege, out
demanded rs the farther price Of peace, thai
the free States should concede to them mo
uopoly Of the unpeopled territories, on which
to introduce theirSa1ave codes and huma1
chattels. This wRs asking more than human
nature could bear, and was denied, Though
fhere were plenty Of crayens who insisted tha'
The free territories should be given up to ths
slaye-uongers. Thereupon the latter drew
digger and struck at the heart Of Tie Amer
, 1864-01-16
CHICAGO CATTLE nIARKET.


FRIDAY EyKsEa, Jan. It, 1851.
: HOGs-Thc receipts Of Hogs at the various Jards
hare been shout $40 head, and the entered sales
amount so7, At prices ranging from sioo65, ouS
principally at $ts560to. There has been tolerable
amount Of activity in the market, bat owing good
deal to heavy receipts Of dressed Hogs competition
has been scarcely 80 strong and the transactions 1t
the eogeral yards show slight decline upon the quo
taors Of yesterday to the extent Of 1o95c 100 MS.
The receipts hare been somewhat intertercd with BY
the neu-a1r1val Of the Burlington stock trains, which
we understood have been stopped somewhere beyond
MENDOZA BY another heavy SNOW storm, which happt.
II paid us but transient and very brief Wait Its
route. Although packers hare been buying more
fcely to-day. Is fully apparent that In their esma
ton as well az in that Of other classes Of purchasers
rates which being paid for stock near the
outside vaue they well can be. With this feeling a
most general, .Bales are made more slowly,
1t requires more houra per diem to
transact the business Of the market.
which somehow or other to be got thEouzh than,
It did few days since. In tho Of ahippers the
only wonder Is TINT this state OF feeling Is not more
cseily ,seen considering: tho uncertainties they
exposed to in p1oduEinS cars to time, with 1iab
iy to more than ordnary detention Of trains on the
, 1864-01-16

BEEF CATTLE-1herA Wetc obons 1.490 head OF
Deef Cattle in tho yards during the day, Of which
bes the daily receipts amount to hardly 800 head. a
rather large quantity OF buhnes& has been done for
this period Of the year, but At reduction from yes
terdays zafes Of s1c@1sc on prime qualities, and VI
2oGa2sc on common grades. With eTen present re-
ceps It would appear That the rapid advance which
took plaee In Beef Cattle subaequens to the SNOW
storm OF the 3ist ultuo cannot: be sustained
and that prices arc gradually Tc5ung their wontcl
range In the sales today prices hare ranged from
&e.@4. the chief transactions having beou 1t $500
@3.s5 100 ns but We note In our salc list several
lots which day two since would have esaily resi-
tzcd t315a3s0 of fair grades Of two year old steers
and mall hefcEs for which only $500 or S35 could
ba obtained. Several fots Of medium to prime grades
havebecn Ahpped through on owners account, aud
rather large proportion than usual has besn bought
By epeculAtoss this. in failing market, IL NATURAL
conIre OF things but at present pretty. plsIny
Indicates thAt't : these who generally Is Tar
seeing ~ most. have n good deal OF
days to come. For the Cumberland army lsrec
number Of cattle are being daily purchased and thew
generally appear to be Of that c1ass that WILL fa to
give satisfaction to our brave boys In the hei Pack
ers have not been buying to-day. that the entire
business Of the naTkat hns been transacted anon.-
shippers, speculators: and for the army.
;'. riBKx7 cATTIx sAIxs To-Day
Eewgaes eold Posenthal Y av. Lore At $500. $.
sst'sa Sa.s :ois 'sd e Ksss zss:s' : y, ss
III: Ssst :ss 81 i; ss;
Standsh sold Kosenthal Ii w. l1Es At xsan -
Eeukcss sold Rosenthat @ ~. M3 at SiJS
OEhea sold RosenthAl II AZ. 11i3 at AZ -
Bordln sold Eaw*ctt 16sv. 11B at xSt IL ~
BEchaEanso Fawsttt IS ar. 1l3 Sts3E q
G. Adams BOLD C1y cham Is AZ. 11ls At S95o. ---
Cherry eold C. Kahn e. nv 1856 ii sSSj
Grtdley sold Greenwood 50 AZ. lN7 ii $.aa. = -=.'
Cadey cold Cash "a av. eJ3 at S9l5.
ErolM sold Otis { Co. 6 az Eii at S{e5.
etonc sold Hnbbxzl 70 ~. SEQ At S1..
Adams golt Otis y AZ 13co at stm :, ~'s.
Nors1s sold Mehan ~ lQH II Si.no. -'
Norris Bctd Morris h Co. "a AZ lEs9 ut $3.50; 40 Nv
114D at &4D0.
Ccoaey eolt Moore !: nv H2 ez:55;m:i .. i
Reecc sold l>yEera II ~ 1CCo ut $3-Jsx.
Henry sold Glib II Nv lS2l 1T - -a.
Aoxul6 sold c. Kohu 70 Av 90 NJ &311H.
Gregory sala Hubbard 81 a{ 1880 1t $S.l.
, 1864-01-16
WISCONSIN,.

We rnTTe In our columns this morning
very full synopsis of the first message OF Gov. |
Lewis Of Wisconsin. We should have been
yery glad, from The high character Of the |
document, to have given it entire, but this
our limits would not permit The financial
educational, commercial, and loyal condition
Of the Statc is proved to be inferior to thai OF
no other State In the Union. The debt OF the
State is stated by the Governor ut Sl,7'4,o0,
much Of which was incurred In putting SOL
c1ers in the field, and will, eventually, be
reimbursed BY the General Government; the
remainder In building the State Capitol, IN
the narmeut of taxes to the General Govern
mcnt upon the property Of the State for war
purposes, &c. The amount which will be
eventually repaid By the Government will he
sufficient to liquidate all State Indebtedness.
The military Of the State is divided Into
two classcs, The first is dcnominated the or
canizcd militia, intended for immeliatc ser
Vice, should they be required, and consists
of four regiments and one battalion
Of ;nfsntry. and two batteries Of artillery:
The second class consisting Of all persons
subject to military duty, and denominated
the enrolled militia, numbers ninefy-hSe
WiEconsin has done nobly for thewar. Up
to the first day of November last she had
nlscca in the field thirty-four regiments o1
infantry, three regiments Of cavalry, twelve
batteries Of light artillery, three batteries o1
heavy artillery, and one. company OF sharp
shooters. OF Ills number sixteen thousand
nine hundred mud sixty.thrcc-nearly one
talf Of The entire number-haye been lost te
, 1864-01-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY nIANKET.

F'n1DAr EVENING, Jan. is, 1851
The day has been marked by the usual closencss
in the Money market, while, owing to the rise in
gold EEd the advance In the price Of almost every
thing, tho demand from borrowers is moro persist
ent and heavy. It Is unde1stood that large stocks
Of hogs and other products hava accumulated In
the country, waiting purchasers, and tho amount
In the hnrda OF dealers here Is immcnsc; and
where The funds arc to come from to meet the
Narts Of oncratorH, does not appear. All parties
will be forced to bear the stzingeacy best they
msy. .-....-
New York Exchange is still decidedly close at
auotatiors, g.z., buying and Il selling. The de-
mand is still in ezceas Of the supply.
The rates reported for gold in Wall street wero
as follows: at 9:45 q. n., 1f1; 10, 155H; II m.,
1551f-eloaing weak at the same figure. The mar
cloec. fearing the rates won1d not be sustained,
brokers we're more wary, aud the market closed at
15ax. Some Of our Ch,cago brokers cold largely
in New York at 155H, making y nice thins' On
Silver. 1rm at 1ss114c. Legal Tender Notes
more acttye at Il buying, and u premium as the
selling rate. ..,
new cous7EaFK1r.-Among the new counter
feits recently reported Is one on the Mesrimac
County Bank, Concord. N. H.-100's altered from
counterfeit Prescott Bank Lowell. The same has
been altered to various other banks. =; :,
TIE MONEY MAEKRT At, M1LWAuKEE.--7Tho
EenttneT Of yesterday saJs: Money Is close and N
large demand for speculative Investment, READILY
commanding 10 per cent on short time. No such
strfuscncy. however, as appears to ehara:tcr1ze
the Chicago market existed here, and applications
for loans coming from parties in good standing,
geldom meet negative response. The discount
business ID more active than Is usual for the sea-
, 1864-01-16
GEN. wrLpE,S ExPsbrrlox

GEN. Nk4Dks'S 14A&AaAsA4AV-as
The raid Of Gen. Wild into parts Of North
with his NEbIan troops, is m affair |
of a good deal of Importance, partly for what !
1t accomplished, and partly and perhaps |
more for what 1t illustrated The troops !
were out three weeks, took four guerilla
camps, considerable in the way of animals, !
and brought Oft ncar 5000 Of their sable
countrymcn from bondage; leaving the sec
aion through which they passed utterly denu-
ded of this sort Of t'stock"
But these were not after all the most I'M
portant fea .ures of the SUCCESS These were,
In wl,nt was demonstrated Of the Capacity
Of tue colorcd troops for certain sorts Of
service. -...
1thas been long understood that the blacks
made good sailors and good artiliczymen- It
has been seen, too, that they mike good In
fantry.. Il is now beginning to be acknow-
lecged that they excel as eaualry. Why
should they not? They arc without e1cep-
ton riders. In Ills respect tley are not
beaten 1y thets Tastsrs: for ke tasta tesay
The care OF horses is part Of their eauca-
ton. And it only needed to sho" that they
could learn cavalry drill, to exhibit them as
cavalry.
In tlls expedition their performance Vas
every way satisfactory. They proved thclr
fitness Tor cavalry service not only, but fol-
guerilla service. They hunted out thc YER
min of 4lat ilk with kind Of instinct. The
eccuc Of the raid wes through and in the IL.
cior of the Dismal Swamp. There lid away
1lron islands, reached sby xig-1ag paths, ore1
single logs and Eim 1ootwa.s, the t'grilia. )"
Lad lid their ccmps. But The Nubiaas track
ci 1l.cm ort, drove tl.cn forth Like mice,
seized their plumber, and burned up their es-
Establishments.
Now, If the rebels wish ia carry out their
old threat, Of breaking up their nrinies when
they can no logger hold together, and separa-
ting into guerilla holdes, 10 keep on fighting
sud plundeling, VIC have the tools Tor them.
Tier own daskics nrc just tie men to cope
With them, hunt them out and annliilatc
1lc1n.
And 1t is curious TO co.e tie terror OF the
rclcI inhabitants at tAcse sable troops They
evidently dread them far worse tlEa white
mvr. Perhaps Tie consciousness Of wrong
11wald tAca lclps their cowarlice. Bui
they have cause 10 dread them. Tor, though
The fellows Observed dtsipllne like whit<
men, the elcycholders stood no chance sitt
their cllattcle where they come The slave:
might hcsitatc to 60 OF with Yankees; bu1
thcy did not cycn debate the question whcz
invited by men OF their Own color. Tho,
ca11,c will a rush, Black men nre eEidcntl!
good to fight shareholders with.
, 1864-01-16
Ut)tca9o Qrtbnne.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1861
GARRETT DAVIS.

II Is doubtful whether it will pay to waste
much time on Carrot Davis 1t may oe wen
enough to shake him up q little and rcm'no
him that his nap has been aboutlong enough,
and that dodgers who enorc loud ere cxpeeteo
to pay for their lodgings
II ts evident that lie il one Of tho men who
,,ss slent cycr. He hes outliycd his day. BE
t1,,nrs matters arc NOW as they were when
he .yns alive; that ts 1onr years ago. NO
don1,t he is disloyal enough In certain way.
Hc is sure he Is loyal to Kentucky. So was
Stoncwall Jackson ioyal to Virginia as he I'M
derstood it. Davis thinks lie is loyal to the
Union, but 1t is not the present Union to
which Ills loyalty attaches but to that Union
Of Which slavery is the cornerstone; the
Union which the Old Public Fnnctionary was
at the head Of In other words, Davis Is one
Of the sBorder State men," Left over. When
hc introduced lis resolutions, he doubtless
thought that l,arty to lie In the position which
I, Ind pccn-rcrhaps he has not discovered
the difference yct-and that It was entitled 10
,,,t outle Mrs, ,1nd use the tones Of the planta-
tion, ae II hnd been accustomed to do. He
onpf,t to Lave taken notice OF that last elec-
lion in Kentucky, which disposed OF VICE
lille and the like Of him; and would nave
put Dryis himself In the same III IL
cou1d have got at him.. But some men never
1coYn arvthing till The time Las gone ny IN
1xh,c, II 1s Of any use to learn 1t, and Davis Is
dou}t]css one Of thnt class. He is already
doomed man and does lot know it. He has not
rel discovered TINT men Of his way OF thinking
and talking are already being stuffed, dried
o,a mt 7,1, In nackages cs curiosittes Tor fn-
, 1864-01-16

~frhs receipts of Hogs today, according to the
Nocrd Of Trade returns, amounted to 12,76o, live
and dressed.
The receipts at the yards, however, wero light,
seyetal trains having been kept back BY the suow
storm. The market for Liye Hogs was less active,
and prices ruled 10@15c = 100 ps lower than yes
tcrtla1-wIth sales Of e,50 head, at $d.001s.7@
chiefly at s5.35G6.60 gross. The demand was !
about equally divided between packers and ship |
pere-the former purchasing more freely than foE-
merly.
Beet Cattle were in fair supply, and the market
ruled about 15c 1ower on good qualities and SIC
lower on common gr4des-with sales Of 200 head
at ssBc4.25- chiefly At $a.s5G3.75.
Dressed Hogs were in good demand and the
market opened 1rmer; but, under heavy offerings.
It fell back. again and closed quiet, but without
any material change. on yesterdays ruling prices
Shippers have some difficulty In getting cars, and
they were not 10 esger purchasers, but there WAS
rather more inquiry BY packers. The sales were
liberal at range Of $6oo@1.ss, the bulk Of the
transactions having been at s6.65 and S7c5, diyl-
ding on eco 1bs. The markctat the close Was quiet
and The tendency rather downward.
There was Less activity In Provisions to-day, hut
ne hare still to report strong and vcEy firm mar
ket, The heavy transactions Of yesterday lett
comparatively light stocks to offer to-day, and to
this more than to lack Of buyers have We to at
tribute the qu1etness Of today's market The
an.cn1at,ve demand. however, Is checked somewhat
Nv the extreme closenes. Of the money market still
here ia ret m active shipping demand for nearly
nil kinds ofproduct, except Lard, which seems at
nreaent to he partially neglected. There WAS
eooa aem.nd for for Mess Pork and VIC note sales
., .bort am tr- at s1o.0o for lot delivered at
Milwaukee, and $500 los country packed Ness.
IT. ~ co;1 hr1s cIty, nackcd Mess Pork was sold,
49, VI. rr;cc ,,as kent private Good city branda
| ps..araI .r. IN active reouest at sto.a5m,o5o-
ho,acrs GENERALLY asking s20.bQNa1 90, Prime
1,,l. ID ac,Tre And Il, rood de1usud at s16,
49,. m ~. .ha,. "a ,,tt,. o- none o,r,nr A lot
rnco go ~. sa,5 tor I,nn.r delivery at elG5o
- - ~ ~, ,hnnnd pn1t shon1dern were In ACTIVE
} sr,sna and wa noto m advance OF 4c pcr n
a.. ~ o. nm -,ecoa ~ C.<r loosc far l,pbt
W.T. 1oes :" 11Fc ,,oc1.d ~ f,,r waiobts In.
~ t,asa s,ios ..sa III n N nm ncsnt exc
'mN...a sueu - ~ EsoI,E nn,t. Harne are .cnrcf
asa'es" ,S ~ a Jar,.ndN,v,,h aa,oa to-flay
aso ~ - 80. 5svH eo,rt-1 cnrad At nue. 1ooae
III ~ RI nm nv nulk Sides also .chsneed hands
~ y. 49, C.a, yToz. ,,~a., n .ctIva reancat
a ~ nato s,,cs NJ Jco nca at oaoifc from Did
11acr H. Tnc,Tsb Meats are in good demand, bui
.s.o ast.,,rs ,ra ,fcht and re notc eates Of only
~ - ~ 1nt<,o,Ec far Short f1ear and o1{c fol
short Rth SIiddies. Long Cut Hams are In eooa
5a,n,na and Arm at 1oko-zel1ere holding ut 1*c
-ras IN l,n,ted demand hnt holders uerf
a .a - hsyn N cb.nce m note IN nr;ces. Tht
a,a ..anss..1ona s,nonntcd To ON nkrs al 12lfa
a; t-s,r5o5 l., ,.htc1 ,roe :iot nf Al, tr,a. de
- -. s,s.h,',ar fytv At ,exc
E1o1- ,r.a v,oTa ,c,ivc Int at abont former quo
, 1864-01-16


General, showing tho condition Of our Btate
militia, Of our troops In the feld, and sug.
gestt9g amendments TO the mlna,a urc1a1 E111ma1 .a
eadsrstion o. Mntim = s'aneao 70 soa' WV
.u.. .-,.,
The vork n hn,,a,no t1,e north wing of
+to r,n,ta1 md for I,.,ng +he found.tion
wing and rotunda m to the water table. IN
nearly comp1eted.
-. .rp1cn1ruRAr, ,rrRRrsrs.
Gov r-r1, co,nmen5a ~. .sThi.ct ~ =,
s,,.t.t.1 oa,,a,+;a, =. ~. :InG,s1ot,,r. crhs
oust1lai eoucauon - 'no Iosisin'ure' -1ae
land t240, ,ooO ncfc8) donated 1or an Agrlcnl-
tural College, has been selected during the
pss md Is ,s+ said to BE- Of good eay
made for the location Of that college.
A1sEnA1 AND MANUFACTURING.
These interests are discussed by the Cover
nof. VI Tue nlst, nc ashs "nelnef tae inter-
csts Of the State do,not require further legis- |
lation to facilitate the establishment Of com |
non;os and cornorrt,one. md of thc latte, |
interest," ne INSISTS lnat eouno Pones "oula
seem to dictate that all proper means should |
be used to foster manufacturing Industry. |
He proposes that measures be taken to Inv
1,of.r. aos+ar7, cor,tal;sta th. rreat aavon.
gsaoae esss.n sa,.-aa f-on, nna.a;n1e T., @a
- - .
featuring in that State.
Commercial matters and fraudulent voting
,rc d,ccnssed +he hitter A. 1ear;n,, ,,non nar,
sans ~ who 1,are vote5 for veara IT, +1o stata
6ona "no aa'e soseo ~ seue ~ .a' ota'e'
ind now claim to be subjects OF u foreign po-
service.
,.r,ox,, .zr.e
4e3 &>A4Ao'
Gays oosethof Lewis:
Wisconsin Is now standing side % SIDE with
al the Tree states IN support OF the General
Government; IN support Of law and order;
~ support Of freedom. Iho important qnes-
ton which presents itself to our mind Is, arc
VIC right IN our posluo9T II we are, II IS
our dnty TO 60 1ofWasd, pres on t1e war
W.m m lensweu @ eney ,sas ant.t ~ Anu pSa
ebo%d be 1ee rae
and correct poslnon, N 2adS9ng o. ihas mat ,h
yer, Me may se.y Psgps1iy ~ ~ e oolselsGs @ nae
aueon2 W. VT at,,ra1 a19I tat ,t9 ~ pnaross
1 ~ tka p o1d world os we'll NJ T thc aristncrats
upon puI ' 1mn son' ptesssa VIA ,a LUZ onu n,,i
gers tnae .ntsaeen LnG1s tenuss u p;ned ana
pia lo., it at t,s 5n,t11 ~ thps Eo1ar1,'
,st ~ oSe ~ aao,.,,1tsi, +h;. an, Uhon1d
ne III IL ~ e.dhdynWos ~ nnr arrn,es and
cpu1ssi tne rnt;ot, ~ t,,nso s,ataa hare
lne 1nM sspnln.Gn " ;as+ 1'oss r.o,v
may oG tnoso uleo IL @ ual - ,3 W. "neoo NV
pfe}G41ces, maDee WY, losv u fa.n " .e1s -
sonM nai, VII 'nauSg aac 70 fa1or ~
s1pp9rt 1ton tno a.. ~. asoa e,at
wnha'aNal o. oas n t6oops uma ~ nap iaiih
deslfnet1oh q .4e ,e3 3cr.3ta NV ~ ~.
boHeFes ~ ene taerg ,,ar,a;t @ 1s ~ hn,;eve
people, ID too etrunE ~ - 10 ~ =; ~, :.
there are many ol tnls c1ass ~ .;th; ,,-
state. IL ,'n' mne' nca eomo Hiun +haq,so1vos Uos
borders may n. naso aii4Stu ~. s snseh hora tts ha
against 1ne GoSe1hmsn., ~ ~ u'e ,varo ~"
charity 10 neneVe Lnat most nus - toIm th msi0 ,;i1
but temporarily mlslcd, a9u llAt luey VIII
when their eyes arc openeo 70 taelt lsue % po,
siion place fheseves as Oh ,ns sde 1sSn % bavs um
| gone forth to battle, Tue So1cc OF Lie pcOilc
, 1864-01-16
MIR. Lincoln In Franco.
Tue Pnris correspondent Of the Now York

Times eayB.
The popularity Of Mr. Lincoln has been as
much advanced abroad by his late nets as in
the United States Ills maintenance OF the
net Of Emancipation In his annual message
has given immense satisfaction. to all those
not prejudiced by special reasons for the re-
bcllion, and Ills sagacity, straightforwardness
and honesty in the midst Of such confusion
and excitement called from f. Lab9ulaye the
Lumepsc audience OF the d'ite Of tho intellec.
tual world, the exclamation that Mr.: lincol4
Sns IN greater man than Cnsar!" So, too,
heard leading French politician say lately:
"You Americans don't appreciate Mr. Lin
coin at his proper value: No monarch in
Europe could curry on such colossal war In
front while harassed b. so many factions and
faultranders behind. No. You don't give him
the merit Of Mr.. Lincoln is,r In effect, im-
ense but n 9eppblis l. is t1s 1sa people ba 1Sa
personal compliment paid to A1r. Lincoln in
the above remark is. hoWeyfr nono taS lsss Ss
ein to Eny that Mr.. Lincoln viii merit more
than biography-he will merit history.
, 1864-01-16

B Tho whole body Of German Americans
arc deeply agitated on the subject Of the
schlcswig Holstein question Without r.
gard to party politics, all embrace tho causs
Of the two Duchies against the claims Of Den
mark.
, 1864-01-16

~ Capt Edward @. Lott Of the steamer
Pc1sia was honored with a complimentary
Entertainment, on Monday evening Last, at
Delmonico's Fifth Avenue House, New ork,
p1cvious to his commencing his three hun
dredth voyaro acfoss the ocean.
, 1864-01-16

~ Immediately after the funeral services
Of Archbishop Hughes, in the Cathedral, the
eufl,ngan bishops Of the archdiocese met In
council, and IN accordance with custom, sent
forward to ERome threc names for the
succcssorship Of the a1chblshopric-Bishop
Bailey, of New Jersey, dignus; Bishop Timon,
Of Buffalo digssvr;. and Bishop McCloskey; OF
Albany, dlg"issintux. The latter Will undoubt-
ea1y be chosen. He was formerly coadJutor
Of New York with the right Of succession,
which was changed when the new sec OF
Albany WAS created. He Is native Of New
York, having been born in BROOKLYN,