New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-12
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siec;. Dsp,'ch 70 The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Jan. II. 1865

| s,cc;.i D,p,,ch 10 The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Jan. Il. 1866
TIKI REMOVAL or GIN. BUTLER. u
The removal Of Gen. Butler has caused dis.
satisfaction hers whose depth and extent ara hot easily
ssursd uooer tho executive influence. HIS farewell
order 70 the Army Of the James electrified the town
more IL reversed relations and put on trial
ths oosspirstors who toppled down from
hs military commsnd the best product 0,
! tho war aud sought to deprive the county
Of tie services Of the who Of all men In the
try has made the most formidable and effective werre
upon to Rebellion aud the Slave Aristocracy. MAN.
OF Gen Buffers friends moment.rily expect his arriys,
here; bnl the route by Baltimore is the most drec,
to Lowell it is likely that lie will depart from the
prescribed shortest way 10 his exile That would be
breach OF military law.
TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
| The speech making Oh the Constitutional
Amendment Is rapidly committing Democrats VIII,
we're expected to be favorable 10 the measure sup
posed TO Do Indifferent to it. II 1t proceeds much
farther tbs ressoge OF the bin will be more than
pefed Tonight q majority against 1t IS declared.
/ IL is said 20 want three votes.
THE PEACE BUSINESS.
! Mr.. Blair has not yet returned from Rlcii-
mond 1t Whispered about positively tia, Alexander
II. stephens has applied to Government for leave
% come hero 20 ascertain what terms. the most
asOrble snd tho best peace be restored at this
stage c''hs contest.
DIsMIssAIs.
Capt. Albert I. Ransom, Commissary OF snb-
,is;ence. Capt Gilbert II. Bargcr l22d OHIO; CAPT
Chas. j. Quinn. sd New.York Capt Chss. A. 0'
oornc. Ilth Michigan Cavalry: FirstLieut. Jas a
Russell, iicsh Pennsylvania; Lieut. Vim. Ge0fIey.
SD York, Lieut.. +. T. Lewis 1st New.York
Mounted Rides: Pirs.Lieut. Felix vcnderbGry 18th
New York. First Lieut.. Louis Aenzsl. 10th New.
YORK Second Lieut.. Ferdinand hIagg. goth New.
York; Cav. Francis J. Natheg, eCth Indiana; Capt.
Henry McIn..fe 35th Cnifed States CoiCred Troops;
A,s;ssDt.S1fgeon Lafayette Avery, I'd Missouri Cav
airy lat Lieu.. Edward McCafrey 18th Pennsylvania.
lst Lieut. Ihomas H. Y. BickhsH. lth L. :. Infantry
lot Lieut.. Henry F. George. ed Wisconsin Cavalry; ist
Lent ". A. Mcmillan Adiutont 4th L. s. colored
Cavalry; Lieut. ID. W. Overlandri. 18th Pennsylvana
CaYalry Is, Lieut. Gilbert Is. Harvey l0ta Tennessee
Cavalry; Capt Augustus HAM, 2C4h Pennsylyania;
MoIor William lesley. Sd Maryland Cavalry. DioDis
.sl revoked "a Lieut.. jerome HcEi de. Veteran Re
serve corp Restored to cu,.r!sson: Chaplain ASS
s. Fiske 3th Minnesota; 2d Lien. Justus Z. Bel, 9TH
Mlnsssois.
10 IL. a..ooi.iei Press
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. jar. Il, l-6.t
SETTING TuB MATTER FIGHT.
Many newspapers have COPIED TELEGRAM,
from W9shington. which hss been enormously Of.
trihnled to The Associated Press. giving rumor thar
Gen sherman had communities ed to the Pre- sdent het
ths Georgia State aut rites bed piled TO back
into 'ic Union. aad that SecIetGry SLntons visit t.
Savannah doubtless bad connection with this subject
Tic Wssh'1 ztOn agent Of the Associated Press bas
erey 10 saS that he never circulated sch rlnscr.
and besides Inst there IL in II no truth whatever
THg LOUISIANA ELACTIOS.
Maio..Gen. Banks has submitted to the Senate
Co. tcn IN ths JDiciar, somo suggestions relative
TO Ia 4; elections in Louisiana. ~ says b. did
rot assume N his proclamation of aD "a, inviting
th, peop o; Louisiana 70 participate IN election, 70
say wheIhe: Slavery wac or vas not an in.titnt:oo
gecon .zsd by law the cOuG tton OF the State Wa
such that laws for tie enforcement OF the rights OF
the master could b. executed without disturbance ut
tho peace aud they could not be enforced BY .he amy
This declaration generally &C, ep able to the PEG
pie There were three candidates. Tue canvass wss
spirited aud II. 400 votes were cast oa OF hon l1oW
20 1000 formerly polled average IN The parishes
roting the highest vote given beng 2.Oto. He
expee.ss the belief thai 80 persons voted in taat eiec
ton WAC not citizens OF TIE State previous 70 n.
Reb-oo and every candidate Lad been from fifteen g.
twenty years identified with the interests Of the State
He dsesros gHhe.itatinsy that wStssds n not tlrse
psted la thr e.eOtol There wen IN tbs Staio foC'
Is u0to no persons registered aalifed by the Con
stuilon aud hsss VI Louisiana a. voters he bos tba'
any criticism this election Suggesting departure
FROM tse statute provisions rests on lie mpossiby OF
erar, con risrce Herewith. VI tne diminished vote
OIL tbs rsilcsiOn OF the new Consultation, be says hsfs
WAS no material opposition To it>icbiic or private IN"
thst some failed 20 participate from apprehension taa
Congress would not rariy the fornl Ut xoiegnmeni
The majority ho asserts had contest been made Ds
the oppopsnt OF emancipation. would have been
H. cpi; and he declares tat the influence OF the
officers OF 'he Government. civil ard military.
was iujiBsrebt IL not hostile to TIE Organization.
The Registrar ofNoes has stated than In depart
meut Of the Treasury Office only - ont Of 10 person,
voted nr or against the abolition Of Slavery He dis
claims 10 unqualified terms the mputaon of attempts
o influence tho election be- the military sustoriue,
The actual vote polled ID claimed Ia have been nots
ban orstbd Il the average vote Of tie entrc STATE
fol years previous 10 tho Rebellion 1t IL clsiaed
that The population Of the State has been
reduced by enlistgneats ip tho Rebsl army,
by removal " the North and " Europe and by ths ay
pailns mortality OF the blacks from 10. 900 TO 5000
or 10 90 enlisted IN the Rebel army IL esone
dat not more than i.Joo are now living. Probably
threeiou.h, Of the population Of the State IA tn
lines oi stIy. He asserts that he las never been
governed In tha adninis alton VI affairs In io9isaas
b. he fact that person had taken the oath of ses
snce accorded any privilege thai ground tia.
public op,uion has more substantial and psrnaDsn'
basis
nen,s Of Napoleon, and claims that he would upon
convenient preiext plant the French nag upon the west
banks Ut the M!ssssipp and hence tie great import
snes o! supporting tae l nited States government 40
Louisiana BY every possible means not only b. force OF
Rrps but by the sympathy q! tie people AMI all SEQ
tious and interests Of the country political and com
ineroia,, Lave eqRAl nicr.-t in maintaining thr
soscr ~ tne oycrrreat n tlis controlling and int
pos.aut point Of the country.
REREt pFsEprHSS.
Every boat reaci NJ here lrow City I'yiut
brings a sr.r rgu.a.i &C R,hr d'seters Ih!, morn
ina about sAty reached NBsli1s ,on. insIris aau'
h.r 0l cAYarr'nae Who Cawe into oar nas With Nus'r
nnd cia,gme"'s.