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ARMY OF THE P oToMAC. Jan. 5.

ARMY OF THE PoToMAC. Jan. 5.
Especial to Herul0 ]-There will be as
much or more excitement in this army du
ring the ensuing three or four months, as
wi hin any other department.
WAsH1ScToN, Jan. 5.
Tribune .ep ciol. AN officer of the GOV
eminent, just arrived from Newberne, n.
o. reports that the scheme for the occupa.
ton OF abandoned p!antau ,ns, works adni-
rably the rental already producing quite Il
rsvenue besides lieving The government of
the support Of thousands Of poor people
both white aid colored.
CONCORD, n. II. Jan 9.
The New Hampshire Republican Consen
ton 10 day adopted series o: resoutio,s
sustaining the Administration, urging zig
orous prosecution Of the war and expressing
confidence in the in egrity and fl anciaI
ability OF Secretary Chase and recognizing
patriots and traitors as The only Two par
ties.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5
Times Sps i'll. Mot less than 20 differ
en-! propositions TO amend the C1nscription
Law were submitted in the Senate 10 day.
The bill before the Military Committee has
The approval OF the Secre y Of War and the
Commanding General. 1t Will retain the
$500 clause and requires tina. the consc:ipl~
shall be responsible for their snbstilu tcs'
services and Fl ness.
Ihe Voxll denies that Rosecraps has
been assigned to the Department Of the
Missouri, and says he will not be.
The WrIis correspondents, from the
ARMY o: the Potom &c in:Im,tes that NJ ,ade
returns TO perm ,nens com.n,nI.
New YORK, JAN. T.
Arch Bishop Hughes was buried TO day
from st. Pa;rlck's Cathedral High Mass
was celegrated by Bishop 1mon, or Buta
10. Bishop McCiaskey pronounced the fu
neral discourse Hundreds Of Catholic Cl.r
gy were present. AMI the Cathedral was
crowded to its most limits After the
ceremonies, his body Was inferred in a
tomb under the Cathedral, with impressive
religion, exercises,
CAIRO, Jan. 6.
From parties from T.x,s We learn thu,
the Union feeling is rapidly gaining strengt h
throughout Arkansas. In the portion which
our in:ormanis passed through, provisions
were quite abundant.
Kirby Smith has superseded Holmes, who
has been ordered to report at Ric .nond,-
Smith commands the entire rcbel E,rce west
OF the mississippi river, with his headquar-
ters At Camden, lie has a force OF about
l5.OOc rebels, and is represented Us being
very active in raising and kidn .ppins men,
with the object Of attacking Little Rock,
which they feel confident they could attack
in force before its garrison was relieved.
Marlnaduke and Price have 6,OOO men,
mostly cavalry, and were located between
and Little Rock,
CINCINNATI, Jan 8,
Snow covered the ground .. Chattanooga
yesterday. Gen, Thomas issued an order
assessing thirty thousand dollars on Rebel
sympathizers living within ten miles of the
recent murder OF three soldiers near MuI.
bern. Tenn, .........--.. ~
The money to be divided between the
families Of the soldiers killed.
Tie receipts Of the Fair are established
Il SO 0O0,
Soldiers are re eniisting rapidly,
The Governor OF Kentucky has issued .
ordering the military comm.n-
dants where = luvai citizen IS taken of by
The gusrriii.s. - arrest It least five ,reb Il
symiathizers in th: vicinity Of ths outrage
Nine full regiments have gone into camp.
10 Indiana, Tso more regiments are near
y FULL. Recruits for old regiments are
pouring lnso Inisanspolis BY hun1reds,
NEW YoRK, Jan. 5.
The Triina,s Washington special saJs
Major Geser.i Burnside. who Is Dov here
na@. q TIC EARNEST desire Of the President,
~itadrawn his resignssson IL = not i'm.
psohabls that be wli be rs-as- -xigned the
eonmaDd q ihs D-paTtmsns Of the Oiio.
Msjor GsnerL Stonemsn hrs bern relieved
:rom commaDd of the carairy bureau md
as~isned 10 duty 8 Chisf Of Cavalry & The
i. cst uhisiaer he proceeded . once
j s underwood 10 b. Definitely arranged
thst Resecrans IS TO sak. the pIacs as Schs-
fi>A "a ths department. Of The Mnsoari.