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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
CENaORsIuIP.

We made 40 alluson yesterday morning 10
the statement, published the day before in one
of our city journals, Of the removal Of Cen.
Butler. The journal referred TO being in the
habit Of giving the President new Cabinet
about once Il month, and the armies new Gen.
erals quite as often, We preferred waiting for n
contradiction or confirmation of General
Buffers removal from our orn CORE
lspondents before abiding 10 'he rumor
Moreover, We are free 10 acknowledge, We did
not believe the story. Our Own conviction de-
rived from very accurate sources Oi information,
il that Gen. Butler is in no wise responsible for
the failure Of the expedition 0gainst v lining.
ton, bat. on the contrary. when The whole
truth shall be known, he viii receive the appro-
baton OF the country ior having avoided a
useless waste OF life in m attack which
the unaccountable delay Of the squadron
bad rendered hopeless Not believing, there
fore, that such an act cf injustice could be- com.
mitted and placing no reliance whateyer upon
The source Of the report, and receiving neither
through the agent Of tho Associated Press at
Washington nor from our own correspondents
any light Whatever upon il, we let il pass. It
turns out nevertheless, that the report 10 true,
and We were yesterday informed how It hap.
pened that no intelligence Of il reached VA.
The fact wrs known To- our core poudcut in
Washington on Monday, and be endcayo.ed 20
send il TO IL over the wires on the evening of
that dGr. THIS the Government ccu.o. would
not permit, although The Hccah GORE sponIent
was allowed 70 Telegraph it from Fortress
Monroe. On Tuctdny morning II second
attempt WAS made by our Washington core
for our evening edition; and later IN
the day 10 forward il for the paper OF
Yesterday; but in both cases the transmission
Of the dispatch was forbidden by the Govern.
ment censor, and that, too, when 'hot useful
functionary knew, VI ought Ia bayo known,
that the report had already been twelve hours
before the public. and wos more uircnmstan.
TALLY repeated for publication in III, H,raH il
second dispatch from Fortress Monroe
Whether we consider this transaction ~
new evidence Of tho wisdom of the Government
censorship. or ~ an indignity put upon the
many tens of thousands Of loyal citizens
who look TO this journal for tho earliest and
most trustworthy intelligence of public affairs,
va might be provoked TO comment. SO far a.
the censorship is concerned there is nothing now
in thi, Development. We have long knowp. if
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Squadron With fifteen officers and iS3 discharged meD
The Union lof This port Dec e. and look ont Major
Morroll paymsster with 81. 50J0JO fo- tho army o.
New.OrI-sns. Arrived At Key~Wes' Disc. ls and a.
Pensacola :Jh touching nj all the GocsstnS ssstion
on The COST.
The smual meeting Of the United states Ag
rcutura Society took place yesterday AZ 'le 'Api'oi
Members Of tho Society IRON, ,1s ditcrcD. States wore
present II, 1ics,iug adjourned TO nc I'd Of March
when there will 10 discussions various aefical!ura
topics OF great interest
MIR. Ben. EgcleNon has introduced proros
on into the Ohio Senate 10 tax .sal estste one pei
cent nd yalor:m fgg Yeyenuc FOR The General GoyeTn
Ineut sud TO lar, isI of thirty three and oneth ID
cents on each ecre over hundred acres held BY any
one person
Hon. james Guthrie was elected United State,
Senator 70. Kentucky yesterday. in r!ace OF Lazarus
V. Powell, whose tcrm expires with the present
session os Congress Mr.. Guthrie was chosen or
tic frst ballot receiving sky 5c votes TO fifty six 20:
Gen. Rousc-u
Mai Ten. Godfrey Neithel, commanding SIth
CoIrs iss boon nGnte, Thirty day leave Of absence.
The General IA about 10 married TOT yonng lady
re ilcnt IL Cincinnati. Captains Graves sud Fitch
0: HE personal stoh. accompany tho General
4 Missouri postmaster thus expresses his
opinion that Ms ortcit returns correct: 81 hereby
certify ,s: ,h, oII gon CogLto IL IS near Rsc as
now low to nsit it ii there is epy mistake j! is not
Dan pgrp0s'
man named Scott, originally from Lower
Canada died in Kingston Upper Canada, recently. at
the great aye oi TIC years. Athough feeble Ia body.
he retained h general baah sai ces.ness OF intellect
10 Tho last.
The Savannah Relief movement is going on
Gnc'y horo snd in othe, Northern cities. vessel is
nos ready a, the goct 81 ais 10 take the ree-wii
offerings II tie peOp.e.
rostmastcrs who complain Of The scarcity OF
cent. foI supplying change VII! be glad to know that
Che new three cent fractional c1Tcncy will soon be
issued by the Secretary OF the Treasury.
The Supreme CoGrt ha7 before II The case OF
Frederick VI. Coleman. appellant agt Che H'.dscn R'or
Bridge Company II Albany.
The Gait House. the principal hotel in Louis
vile, Ky. va, burned yesterday morning Tie os' is
very heavy
jury canno, agree. ~ ends the Weed-Op-
dyke Libel tria.
cold opened u a??i and sold up to 81. From
hi. point i wa vra ala co., 2ai a-r selling as low
80 220! Government .tork,ve.. atons sna higher prices
paid The chic. .sry. ios6 Per e-n. bonds b.; large
bushes. Las been done Ioc, ani 20 currency notes
In railway bonds 'iala. business R-iNAy shsrcs have
been e.ua, b.. t,.sa .. lle Stock Fschaise nea,ly IS
high Is on Tuesday A. he second Board tire market was
dull and In rary car, lover At lbs close price vera firm
1t and buyer, condcFi. Money !. sbrn
dent on -. at per oU sJd d 1 rate ihTe is more offering
thsn tsc,. Reuse, 80.
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coure, became aware Of it. It, however, still
continues or did until the eud of November
last.
The mere statement Of this case reveals con
dition of affairs which needs no words on our
part to deepen the indignation that viii he
awakened By il among our people, or, we trnSt'
to quicken investigation into Il by the State De
partmeut. Our informant says that it Is grner-
ally understood in Rome that the present ar'
rangement SAVES about 81 900 or 81, 300 yearly
TO the Minister Resident The saving OF
thousand dollars is praiseworthy and proper,
other things being equal; but it may be ques'
toned whether, in tho present case, the consid'
Grafton given in return-the national honor and
dignity--is not somewhat Too valuable.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The Moravlan, from Liverpool on Dec. % vic
Londonderry Dec 30. arrived n, Portland yesterday
brinc rg i've days later news.
The news of tho success OF Gems. Sherman
sud / 1lnus had rescued England. The Confederate
loan ID consequence declined lAreo per cent while
s-osss slight Improvement in Federal sool'itie'
rha order of Gen. Dix produced in England a
p'oclsd impression. II was generally condemned by
tas ugi5h press but the other hand the hope was
,Irrt f@t On al sides that peace void DO preserved
Lord Wharnclff, has writtcn letter TO The
13as ia response to Mir. sowsrds refusal to allow the
Liye.p,o Bazaar fund to DC distributed 70 Southern
sicas.-
Both Austria and Italy will greatly reduce
tier armics: Italy. it is maintained, 5000 men.
The British troops in India have captured the
fortress Of Dalimkot. BhootsD with q sma2 lcSs Of
stringent press law has been promulgated
Va Turkey. The Turkish Government has granted l :
CONGESTION 10 the construction OF railway from JsHe
to Je.i.-si,un..
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our readers have NOT that that official gu.
perrison OF public news Is governed neither By
common sense nor any intelligent ccmprehen-
sion of what it ia wise TO conceal, of the prob
abilities OF concealing it. If it has ever
| in its conduct been moved by anything
more dignified than the mcrest caprice OK stu
pidity, it has been when dispatches, forwarded
by entcrprsing newspaper correspondents, have
been stopped at the WarOfiicc, TO enable its
chief to give the public, in official dispatches,
important news Of which be had 10 other
source Of information. On Che otherpOnt, how
cyer-the seeming partially 10 another journal
we must acouit the censor Of blame Our letter
from Washington explains why the dispatches
from our correspondent there werc NOT permit
ted TO come over the wires. while those from
Fortress Monroe were. The otIect WA 10
break the news" to tho country. Tho JOB
seems rot 70 have been q pleasant one. 'ier-
han, IL WAS intended thai the news should
first appear in VIGOROUSLY doubtful chan
mel: that divided feeling should be
first aroused by suggesting a divided reSp"nS-
bily for an act which, ii vas feared, would be
an unpopular orc; and that, finally, the popu'
larity of Gen. Grant would command popular
acqaiescence which the War Department heSi-
,ated to challenge. The scheme may have
succeeded, though We doubt. To us il seems
puerl, and dishonest, and such 80 believe
vii! be the general verdict. The pco-
nj. are not fools. aud they like
plain dealing. lfGen. Butler was removed tor
good cause, they " Ill quietly wait TO hear the
reasons for that step, and would not have been
startled from a calm Judgment, even though its
first announcement had been made in m official
dispatch from The War Department, instead o.
in a way which, to say tho least, will not con-
mand their respect.
Gen. Buffers farewell address We publish TN,
morning. Its, like everything from he pen 81
the ablc.t aud The least understood man thqt
the war has brought forward. r'marHa5l"
document-courageou-, truthful, diBn.aed and
modest
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kresn u AN n.
HAVANA. Jan. :. IsS.

HAVANA Jan. :. is,S.
There Is great dearth Of news.
Last THURSDAY afternoon the Rebel steamer colret;e
lett this haTbor fot Nasssu ylng The Eebe! has She
is the ONLY that, tor long time hss shown tist tng
here
or the same dsy the blockade runner Maria entered
from Gnycstpa Win losI Of cotton. wac told tina
she chased by our crussS and had 10 MIRO" over
her deck load.
Tho Louisa has alsle enothet successful trip from
Galveston and loaded with cotton
translate rom IN. Diqrto nsws received W hes.
On the afternoon cl III. lo!h the X. l.. Ice !.l --
With ID crcs Of - IreD. and 400 bs.'s OF cotton.
She posed the bar CT that eyou!Rs and ~ the le1,
morning IN gn!s, and Notwithstanding TIE efforts
mado Ia save her. snc sunk at O'clock IN - feet ~
water abovt 81 mr, srGthOlst oi the month 81 th. 40
Graile. Six men were drowned. Rats were made,
and the remainder G; The crew Who were ga floating
bates Of cotton. remained on the RATS ti CLOCK The
day and then picked ny by The frencl bark
Chs.t!on thai had been driven of the RIO Grarde by
tho weather.
ilaks'. BsH.ds sny3 that Yankee gnnboai passed
ono OF n. crew ,yloWa, on bale Ci cotton within
ha,irg distance, iut tie deck olhcos ieu..d 10 .oA
him up. The survivor. were ''se.d win ell dl;eni"a
on boar. the French lessol 6rd ~ Bsgdad snbsoIp
tlnu was opened or 'hrn,.
The schooner Bell with u bhc. 81 cotton was sakel
out tho g;th daring dense cs, snd whel discovered
was seen heading Tor the blockade squadron. AZ 10
o'clock she hnclo.cd near IN. flag ship. The captain
Ia le city aHl knrw nothing % her leaving and 1t
Is supposed iie delivered tic vessel ~ the squad
ron. On the 9Th when the og raised schooner was
discovered aground he beach about cu. ilAs from
Bolivar Ore OF tho craisers within three D,ls3
and 6rsl tweye shots r, her without dnias any dep'
age and then retired. The schooner had msgsB,a 10
discharge all her cargo
Oh tue 1lst pag. Of the crew OF bloctade-iimhDg
schooner were ssyet and Charged with tue i,s!.a q
giving . their vessel ?" tls squadron.
From Shreveport with DAT. Of The $lh ~ December.
thoy write tia. dol-saira nom each OF tL- indian trh,s
friendly TO tie Rebels had arrived there TIE day before.
Their object Is 80 rclJer. the embSk stoh OF coeG suf
hcentto proyld, Tor IA. pte.Sng necessities N tpslg
Nnl a. N,x
ing IN the Coniedoraoy
On the 3ist the bloctaling totce Ia oa ii
consisted of screw weasel, three yanAts ard thee
transports.
Tho Neya. another b'ockat,.rCL1"r. II 10 leave Hs.
yera to-day. The Francis. Liisttia.s blockade ron.
ner Is due bore to-day
A heavy storm Of nd anG raid prevailed fsye last
Digb.
Tho NoETare r.r.vel Lst. ion Key West yestei day
afternoon. She brought 10 news.
The Spanish st.Gtlel from VEGA Ctar hss arrived al
th,s port, bu, her n-v,, my nae rot yes trsDsrsj
st romnea news Of = later drte has SCI come Ia
land.
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MISSOURI Is FREE!

Tie Constitutional Convention Of MISSOURI
yesterday passed an ordinance obol3hing
Slavery throughout that Stat0--to taso effect
Immediately. Missouri is Therefore Free
state henceGoltA and forcycr. Tic vote stood
90 for Freedom 10 4 for slavery. So this latest
and best Of Missouri questions has been settled
By decision tho reverse OF tle Dred Scott.
If Delaware md kenihohy had gone last No
yember With Maryland and Missouri for Lincoln
and johnson the cutie area oi he loyal States
would in cor eqpcnce have been made Free.
Even as !, wa, the grand result OF the election
has secured tie triumph Of Freedom III every
nor. Rebel state.
The Lord rc!gnoth: lei the Garth rejoice.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Abort 100 of the Poles and Germans In the Vi
entity OF Paris Huron Co.. Mich. united aew days since
10 Iesis TIE draft BY armed force The special Pro
vost Marshal and Sheriff Of the county arrested Vo OF
those nca who lived alone in the woods. and were
taking them along the road in sleigh when they we're
met by .wenty.fvc men armed with rifles who de-
mondej The prisoners. Tie sheriff had no alternative
To, to surrender them and he did but on lce'ns
three Yolleys were fired at them fortuna, without
effect.
We have conflicting reports from Arkansas.
Oas that forces have evacuated Forts Smith and
Van SaIeu for what reason does not appear. The
Gebsl army under Price (,incc dead was Of Bragg
nepoi on The Red River Another story is that our
irocrs lave not left Fort Smith, aud will be required TO
remain there to protect Government stores until the
Arkorsas kycr is risen again they can be removed
The President has approved the iointreSolution
rendering the thanks OF the Peo and Congress 70 MAJ
Gen. William 7. Sherman. and tho officers and soldiers
Of bis command. for their gallant conduct u the late
brilliant movement through Georgia.
The ST. Adams raiders have succeeded in get
ting another pos,poremcnt The Plea Of wanting time
TO get testimony from Richmond Among other points
u defense was paper from Jed. Davis authorizing
raids upon the Northern States.
Tennessee is again at the door of the Union
"A contention met yesterday et Nashville. and viii
probably .eorganizc the Government on lcya! basis
aud p.,cs tie State on the road 20 freedom.
The only matter Of interest from the Potomac
Army Is IN account Of rush Monday morning upon
onr picists aud the capture Of nine Of them By the
E.bc,i. il front ofthe Sixth Corps
Our latest news from Sherman, which Is
through Rebel papers states that his army /, still near
Hardetvile. twenty miles north Of SAVANNAH, on the
Charleston Railroad.
i notorious guerrilla named Jake Sly vas
csash and sammarily execlted fey days ago IN
Essen Kentucky.
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The new Union General Committee Of our
City was organized, under the harmonizing ar
rangoinent originated by the State Committee,
on The evening of ti9 9Th inst b. somo over
sight. - OF the ll3 delegates present voted for
candidates for Chairman gho ~cro not Federal
odice-holders, bat The great majority oTcrruled
the Instake. 4 rcsolGtion 10 have grand
Public Dinner or the kirth-Day Of Washington
was carried, and, on motion Of Supervisor VIM.
X. Stewart, Committee OF Sevcn--soino OF
whom have, while Others have not, made money
out Of corrupt legs!ation--wss appointed by
the Chair "to correspond and advise with
Taios members OF the Legislature as 10 what
legislation may be necessary i'll reference 20 tho
CITY of Nsw-York.' I'VE wish correspondence
yith the honest. incorliptble members Of both
parties lad been contemplated By this move
ment. YLe Committee, as announced con-
s!sts Of Mess.s. VIM. X. Stewart, Waldo Hutch
Ing, Abranl Wakcmap, John IL. White, Owen
w. Brennan. sheridan Shook and Joseph r..
Taylor.
Assn ming that The purpose of raising this
Committee Is to sulsere the best interests OF
our whole people VIC proaer few hints as 10
topics whereto the attention Of tho Legislature
may prcfitably be invited:
I. We sro now paving very oe@dy One Nil
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Hon. William Pitt sender was yesterday
chosen L. ). senator from Maine for six year,
from the An oi March next, by al ovo.U helming
majority Of her Legislature. He will thus re
sumo the seat which he vacated to undertake
most reluctantly, he duties Of his present aplu
GUS and respon 'ibe station.
We DO not know that Mr.. i. will insist on
re.igning tie control Of the Finances directly,
but !, Il under,tood hat he would prefer the
appointment Of new Secretarr Of the Treasury
st the earliest moment. And the choice Of his
successor in that high trust now properly com
mands general attention at the capital. The
names we have -cen suggested therefor are
those OF Hon. Samuel Hooper Of Boston, Robert
j. Walker, eX-Goy. l.. ID. Morgan, Gov
Andrew, aud Mr.. McCulloch, the Controller Of
the National Banking ystem.
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CENEEAI. NEWS.

The nolice justices OF this city are Ju-t now
AWARDING summary and c0ndgD 4Dishment to persons
,rg. u the act o. attempting 30 pistols Or other
concealed weapons Two men were yesterday sent 10
lrson lpo being able TO find bail for this osnss The
extent 20 which the practice has grown without pre-
eedent Men of tad character a-e almost Invariably
srnnet rnen having the renciest connection with
ias army carry pistols matter o? course: men who
are e5rca1 IT late hours consider rcgoser matter OK
,recaoi not TO BE emitted and thousands " citizens
who never before owned thought Of carving fire
sDs were iupeed by TIE riots OF 1860 TO indulge In
the expensive and incoavenient luxury. II tho mags-
trsies Win dissrm pris.fghter gamblers thieves.
fancy or and pot.house losiers they viii have no
Iopble with other people.
A very extensive fraud upon bankers IN Indi-
sas. o;o Iowa. Minnesota and The Csnadss, invoking
Of money has Just come to ight. Tie h.nd
Was pepersted by Of drafts pur2orting TO be
drawn BY Rodney Stowel & Company. bankers, Of
HorrPiaVile n. Y. on the Ninth NailoIa Bank Of
New.yors. AID representing Suns OF from $50 10
sc00 One Of these drafts presented " lie latter
bsrk md was protested which led 70 inquiries
and tho er.est Of John Wilson the presenle: Of De
trot and subsequently of j. W. Green. Of Pontiac.
S,owcr & Co.. who failed sons weeks s!nce. formerly
frsp,sc.. l Isree BUSINESS sod The Ninth National
drsrs Az Of thoss frsudulen:y Issued made pays
he 20 e. A. Baldwin.
TGo events yesterday. While the State
Ccayeaiio. OF Missouri. Yesterday. Was voting almost
unanio asy that Slavery stoud erase q: once anl for
ever in tGat State. Governor Parker. Of New Jersey
che orl. democratic Governor outside the Rebel lines
~ss toll tie Legislature Of thai State, INA, "the gres
otscs In the way Of peace Is flo determination ofthe
Administration (not the Government mind yoa.) Ia
ir..t On Ito abaDaonmsnt OF Slavery" WithcG. dis.
cossY the wrong of Slavery, ho 10 opposed to pro.
tanging Gle war for is forcitls abolition. Emancpa
t.os to Do blessing. should be gradual and With the
consent of the people among whom eiayery oE!s'."
Inf0!l aaAie New-Jersey
e. NJ. A. Wilhelm, 81 d., will lecture in Ohio
T., o., ,.acf. Of tho Soldiers Aid Society On the lie.
Le.os H. political social and moral effects upon The
,.r.se1t generation. Ma. Wbi!belm Ia prom mont
member II the War Widows' Working Association Of
pAilsde,Is snd was actively engaged in the hospitals
g., .be field after the battle OF Gcttysbnrg.
The supply steamer Union arrived a, teS
al ,,,,-dS. Com Tie Ess.eTn GsI Bi"osadias
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Az a fitting addition to the fearful horrors o

Az a fitting addition to the fearful horrors OF
starvation inflicted upon our prisoners By the
Rebel Government, We hayo now ono Of their
grim jokes. 1t seems that some OF the poor SuI-
ierers, worn tn skeletons and suffering rom the
natural weakness of mind which follows such
torment have undertaken 10 swear allegiance
to the Rebel Government, in the hope Of getting
food enough to sustain life. With grin Of Joy
that might adj us!ness TO the face OF Satan,
the Southern press brnnd these poor fellows a.
"galyanzed Yankees" Any one who has
read OF :hc early experiments in gslyanlSm'
where brute sniinals At FIRST and afterward The
human dead body. weIo.made by the effect ct
electricity to perform most startling and shastiy
Muscular gyrations, will concede the fitness oi
the Rebel opithct Living eorpSes, brought I"
the verge Of the grave by systcu.pC deliberate
starvation, are mcrclesslY snatched from the
rest Cor which tscy are praying. to form reSi-
ment, like those which tho dead drummer ar
raycd for ,ho inspection of The ghost of Nspo-
leon. only to be called. in the hearilesS snccr oi
JeE Darts. " galvanized Yankees"
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EH1H AVENUE SKATING PoSD.-fhe grand
Fancy Dress Carnival tic Fi!th ave. SksnBs
Pord takes place 20 day. The spectacle will he che
vel worth Witnessing. Acres OF merry skaters HaA-
u brilliant ond ouliv,nIns show at any time. but a
crowd - these 10 fancy costumes IS show very farey
IL ever before ont Of Ruis. There will be m'ic
Of course and 10 tie evening fireworks IL Is hardly
necessary 70 tell everybody 70 g; perhaps il soai
be wiser 10 advise all over thirty years OF sac to s's,
away lest there should only be- standing room On The
pond. and the Jouus people have no chance fo' !la'
A. 70 I'll tie visitors appearing "a acy cos'acis how
the propretors slsh II understood that "hiie i'
piiOnal nItu ~ili add TO the gorgeous
ness tie scene ii the -xa'es. geEeruy srrayci
in such dresses
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Erie RAILWAY Tire Mr.

IT. ~ f,,~ words as J could use, J exposed III a
t,rmer article the ialacy Of estimating rs correct
the cypcns,s ofa railroad by per ceGtage on gross
recripts. | added tlor,;O The advantages tie Ere
had over tho Central IN getting fuel and labor
cheaper, and il the saving OF expense On long
road over short ono in handling freight. now
want to Show thenprcce progress Of business
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Nstp1lprk Daily Tribnas
THURSDAY. JANUARY IL, 1865.
To C0rrCspendrnts.

". notice can be taken Aoonyn Conn unics ons
N..l-y-Iii intended fog insertion n-: b3 staeEii lied
- ne address OF the wre-not necessarily !o'
riU.'I alton. but a guaranty tol III -ooi flit1.
Al letters for this oce shoad 10 sd1res~edte Inc
AEiEuNE," Newton
We return e'c'od CDrnc mica ions