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no hope " passing the Cosssitssioeal
amendment sbolishisg slavery.
NEw YoRK. Jan. 1.-THE HsrsI6s
Army Of the James correspoadest ays:-
All in camp. except Gen. Butler himself,
appear greatly surprised at his removal. II
the removal was caused by the Whining.
ton failure, il is asked Why It was not soon.
or made. The answer to this was, that
Gen. Ord, who temporarily succeeds Gen.
Butler, Was absent, and the authorities only
awaited his return. Gen. Butler received
the order at about half past eleven O'Clock
on Sunday forenoon, and before three in
the afternoon had made all his farewell
preparations, turned over the army to his
successor, and taken his departure for the
North.
The rebel Senate, January 9Th. adopted
q resolution giving thanks to their Indian
allies Of the Cherokee nation.
The Richmond papers are all INDUCING
in Qualifications over the failure Of tho ex-
petition against the Wilmington defcnces.
Moseby is said to be still alive and in
place of security, and his early recovery is
anticipated.
A sharp discussion is now going on be.
tween rebel papers, in which JEFF. Davis
meddling is charged as the cause Of the re-
cent disasters. Some Of them, in his de.
fence, are assailing General Lee q the
marplot.
The Milledgcville (Ga.) Recorder says
the Georgia Legislature will be re.conven.
cd rs soon as the State House can DO re.
paired.
Tho Alabama Legislature, after amend.
ing the laws providing for the support Of
INDECENT families of soldiers, and clothing
for the Alabama soldiers who are prisoners,
and for the deficiency in the treasury, id.
journed. The two Houses could not agree
upon militia bill, and none was passed.
The Senate was in favor of a sweeping bill,
while the House insisted upon certain ex-
cmptions. A joint resolution against recon.
structiOn was passed.
The Richmond Sentinel contains an &C.
count Of rebel cavalry expedition in
Southwest Virginia, where, it says, the PEG.
pie generally are disloyal, and the noun
tain passes are infested with bushwhackers
and swamp-dragons. It is very rich
grass country and abounds in fine, fat stock.
They secured FIVE hundred head, and un.
doubtedly made the people much more dis.
loyal.
New YORK, Jan. ia Washington
dispatch says Secretary Fesscndcn has ask.
ed for modification of the law. 20 as to
enable him to issue two hundred millions
more Of tho seven and three-tenth notes.
The vote on the Constitutional Amend.
mcnt Bill (anti.slavery) will be postponed
for several days, to allow full discussion.
California News. =
SAN Francisco, Jan. 12.-Gold yester.
day was 222 and 220. Currency exchange,
ITO. Coin bills, 200. Legal Tenders 45l
and 46, and inactive, owing to large dis.
bursements to be made in the military do
partment in few days.
Defendants counsel in Franks forgery
case advanced the plea that the forged
draft had on ten cent stamp and that tho
internal revenue tax requires thirty cent
stamp on drafts Of that amount, and that
by reason of this commission, tho draft u
invalid and therefore not forgery. This
will probably raise an import question rels-
tive to stamps on inland exchange, - oil
banking firms here place but . two cent
stamp on any draft payable in the United
States.
81. LOUIS, Jaa. l0.-Ths vicksburg
Herald, Of he 6th, has fall staaeuess q
Grierson's recent nid il Mississippi. The
expedition left Memphis, Dec. 3lst, 5000