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m1ni has ben crowned with complete
sacce-s DAVIS pls-dg.d himself 20 md
Immediately three -ynilcmca 10 Washing
ton u confer uprn ',rIns that would
be perfectly satisfactory to Lincoln
aud Congress. Blair also had an inter-
view with ..e. who av,rci him>.lf will
ing the reb lion should end by LAYING
down arms and returning TO the Union.
Blair also eonycrsed with a majority OF
the rebel Congressman. who represented
themselves ms in favor of abandoning fur
thcr hos,iltics. No dorb. in day or
two. at farihrst, commissioners will reach
Washington to bring from the rrpcntcnt
rebels offers of renewed allegiance to the
United States, the Constitution and the
MS. Blair experienced the kindest of
treatment at the hands of the authorities
and reported that since the reduction of
Fisher, an entire revolution of public
opinion had taken place. The most ex-
IRENE advocates of fighting it out to the
bitter end now admit the hoperssness OF
their cause. The probability of an early
peace was freely discussed in social and
political circles in Richmond. A general
feeling of joy and relief has resulted from
the rapid circulation of the information.
The HcruiTs army of James corrcspon-
dent says the attempted rebel naval raid
on the James river ended in a complete
failure. The feet returned back towards
Richmond after suffering the loss of ram
blown up by the Union shells. The rcb-
els londcd some troops on Farras Island
in the James river for the purpose of CO.
operating with the fleet. These were driv-
ELI off by the Union forces.
Ncm York, Jan. 27.-The steamer
| Uniicd States reports that the national
forces near Pocatale have captured 1000
rebels, and their artillery.
TIE Tmss' special says the War De-
partment have decided to take prompt
action in regard to the interference by
Indians with the overland mails. 1t is
very pTOUiEc 'HdC SPCt'On Oh country III.
tested by indians will be so org,niztd as
to prevent any further trouble.
California News.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. %.
The War Department has approved Gen.
McDowclls action in OBTAINING the pro-
pcllcr Colon, recently built here for the
Peruvian Government. The Secretary of
War instructs Gen. Mcdowell that all
the material for building war marine is re-
qurcd for our own use. and prohibits sale
for shipment to other governments. This
order does not prohibit trade in spars and
lumber.
\ meeting is to be held tonight to ar
range for the public reception Of Sicklcs,
upon his arrival
Gold, yesterday, 1900 200; some dis.
patches say it closed at 2O3. 1T is report
ed in to-day's dispatches at about 2O6;
rreenbacks. 495(0 4Os.