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E.rhSs,al r.p-r. have editorials on the
rrw. fr,,a tn northern pap,r, Of Mexican
IN ,y,,u ~, VI s,; # them consider ih.m
Il decided step a-liu,, the Uovernmen; al
the I'niirl States.
The UorH thinks movements viii lie
-: On fpj, 10 al California to the New
Empire.
The TriIDae ,,e> no,hin. very danger
on. in Gwln'> mlvchents, and thinks the
occupation OF Mexico will only be Cor few
years
The Hrt,H thinks Cwin's movement is
not in the interest of Jefferson Davis, and
says it appears to be counter move on
the part of Richmond arains. Maxamillian
Napoleon and DIR. Gwin, and in favor of
reunion of the North and South, on the
Monroe doctrine.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-Tn the Senate,
Pomeroy, of Kansas. offered joint resolu-
ton calling upon the President to issue Il
proclamation declaring the State of Arkan-
sas no longer in instruction against the
United States. and authorizing restora-
ton of commercial intercourse between
that and other States, and also declaring
that tn. Senators and Representatives re.
Gently elected in that State, shall be rccoy-
nizel and admitted to seats in Congress-
Laid on the table and ordered printed
CONFESS, of California, presented reso-
luton instructing the Secretary of the
Treasury to enforce the regulations for the
carrying Of passengers between New York
Sr. Louis, Jan. 27.-Littlc Rock, Ark,
adviccs to the 10Th, say: Shelby was
blockadiny the Arkansas river, at Dardons-
vile, 1G miles above Little Rock, to pre-
vent vessels from passing to Fort Smith
with supplies. \ detachment of troops
has been sent, which attacked Shelby ON
Saturday. the particulars Of which are not
known, further than that we lost - killed
and that Shelby evacuated the place after
II : we're fight.
New YoRK, Jan. 27.-The T.iJune's
Fort Fisher correspondent says: The reb-
els have constructed breastwor!:s nearly
from the ocean to the river. above our lines,
and are evidently preparing, as best they
can, to contest our advance.
The blockade runner 7aHsmnn, from
Wilmington to Bermuda, toundcrel at sea
"nlthe 10Th of December The crew was
saved by an American steamer and taken
to Bermuda.
Fortress MONROE. Jan. 25.-TIeavy
guns are being mounted at City Point and
other places, to oppose the feet, should it
again attempt that point. The iron-cad
Atlanta was ordered up James river last
night.
New YoRK, Jan. 29.-The Richmond
Sentinel states that Breckenridge has been
appointed Secretary of War.
Col. North. State Agent of New York,
tried for fraud on the soldiers, has been un.
,conditionally released.
NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-Thc Heru,ds
especial says: Blair's mission to Richmond
was not, as has been generally supposed,
AN entire failure, but resulted in fully dis
closing the fact that many of the rebel
chiefs arc DESTROYS of peace, and are will
ing to submit to much more considerable
terms than their newspapers would lead us
to suppose.
Another correspondent says: We need
not be surprised to soon hear of terms of
peace in the proclamations Of the Govern.
ors of Georgia and North Carolina.
The IT64ne's special says: The only
developments as to Blair's mission are re.
ported by members Of the House. who
dined with the returned envoy Blair said
that JEFF. Davis cntrcated him to effect the
passage Of the Constitutional amendment
to abolish slavery. He confessed that the
var had destroyed slavery, which had in.
daccd disunion. The hope OF being able
% save slavery and re-enthrone it. was the
"sly oestaris 10 peace and the restoration
If the Union.
AEw fORK, Jan. 30.-Tbe Tri5sae Ia.
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