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~; Z pared ia irca, On any other terms.
The popular sentimen; has cverrated the
desire Of the rcbel> for peace.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i.-The duty on
rrintin. paper. rs provided for in the House
resolution to-day. is three per ceut. al ratio.
rem.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-ln the Senate,
Mcnouga!l offered II bill! to re-cstablish
mail steamship service between the United
States aud China. Referred to the commit
tee on post,oiliccs and postroads.
CnlcAGo Jan. 2!.-In regard TO the de-
spatch last night about the California mails,
the 81. Louis correspondent Of the 1Ma tel
ceraphs rs follows: The indians hold the
overland route from Ju'csbur- to a point
beyond Valley Station this side Of Denver
City. The route, | am assured, will be open
ed inside OF sixty days.
(Signcd,D RANKIN.
QUEBEC, Jan. 24.-tn the opening de-
bate in Parliament, last night, the Gov
crnmont was sustained by large majority.
The conduct of Southern refugees in Cana
da was strongly denounced, and Il deter
mination expressed TO end the abuse OF
asylum. \ committee was appointed to
enquire into the cause of the failure Of
Justice in regard to the release OF the st.
Adams raiders.
The Government has been assured that
the Canadian authorities have determined
to remove all causes of dissatisfaction on
the part of this country. growing out OF
recent occurrences Judge Coursoe will
be removed. This will probably lead to "a
speedy abrosaton of the passport sys-
| TEN.
The Worlds special says, all business
has been suspended in Charleston, and non
combatants were preparing to leave. Com
parativcly few troops we're in the city, all
that could be spared having been sent to
Brancchvillc to contest Shcrmans advance.
There appears to be no doubt but Charles
ton will be evacuated. The only opposi-
ton Sherman will meet with may be cx-
rected at Branchevllc.
The Wig and Sentinel arc out in bitter
articles against reunion.
NEW YonK, Jan. 24.-The Richmond
Enquirer hopes the Virginia Legislature
will pass resolutions rendering to the Con-
fehcratc Government the full consent Of the
State to the proposition ofabolition 10 Eng
land and France, upon the establishment
of independence, and plcdging the State to
make good this concession as soon after
treaty of peace has been signed as proper
regard for our security will warrant. The
cause of the country has demanded and has
received the services ofal her citizens, and
has taken the lives of many. 1t has strip
ped the land of all its provisions, now let
cotton and tobacco, gold, silver and negroes
DO devoted to the success of the common
cause.
The Richmond Sentinel says No wilder
hallucination can take possession Of the
mind than the belief that We could ever
again live with Yankees on terms Of equal
ity, or come under tho same Government
with them except as conquered people.
The difference ofscntiment and feeling,
and the diveysities of interest which lcgisla.
ton and conservative craftsmanship might
have reconcicd. have, under the counsels
Of mad ambition disturbed the peace Of
all the world, and hardened it to enduring
untagonism.
The Richmond Enquirer, Of Jan. 2lst,
concratulatcs its readers and the country
on the restoration Of Gen. Johnston to the
command Of the armies Of the West. The
same paper says: II Cox's resolution eau
not find favor with Republican House Of
Representatives. no Confederate can hope
for any terms other than ienominious sur
render. Let peace slide. and let US turn
our whole attention In var. The negroes
rcc,mm~nded by the Government have not