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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-12
ARRIVAL OF THE SPHYNX
She Parted from the Great
Eastern July "a.
ACCOUNT BY OUR SPECLtL CORRESPONDENT.
,ssiA Disps'-h 10 Tie N. Y. Tribune.

sp.s. Disps,.h to Tie N. Y. Tribune.
HEARTS CONTENT, n. F.. Aug s. via
NORTH SYDNEY, Z. B, Aug. IL, 1900.
II. Il. NJ. steamship Sphynx arrived at this
place on Friday the 9Th She reports the starting Of
the cabe feet the 2ith ult. The next day. the cable
was strained neccssstIg its undermining to remove
defective part.
On the 27th. experienced heavy gale.
The Sphynx being unable to keep up with the rest Of
the feet fell behind and lost sight fit The Captain Of
the SPHINX thinks the Great Eastern was making seven
knots when he lost sight of her. The storm lasted about
30 hours after which she experienced fair weather.
The spbynx steamed directly the course that had
been laid down and arrived or this point Friday the
9Th She came In on Sunday expecting TO find the fleet
arrived Saw nothing Of ii after the 9Th. Two shps
OF war are of the coast co miles waiting for the ee
No indication OF il yet.
After tomorrow. II no sign OF it, the impression IL
that accident has occurred. Visitors awaiting
the Great Eastern have nearly all left for their homes
Much anxiety exists among the officials FOR the safely
of the cable.
To tho Associated Prr,l
NORTH SYDNEY, C. g. Friday, Aug. II. 1905.
S,eam-ya yacht Clara Clarita has arrived, having
left Port au Basque last evening.
No tidings had reached that point OF me crea' EIf
ern mp TO that time.
Engineer Everett whose experience in laying the
first Atlantic cable entities his opinion 10 great respect
believes the laying Of the second cable is now failure
Mr.. Mackey the telegraphic superintendent at Cape
Race. is ;,il hopeful.
The expedition Of tho Clara Clariia is failure. the
armor Of the st. Lawrence cable being entirely de-
stIoyed in many places
HPAETs CoSrTsr, Aug. s. 1865
Via NORTH SYDNEY. &. H.. Friday. Aug. H.
Tho British gunboat SphynI arrived here to-day
Sunday ut r. in under canvas having been short OF
coal since Friday night.
The sphynx was left behind by the Great Eastern
and tho gunboat Terrible Gu Thursday evening July
e. during a strong westerly breeze and head ses, not
being able to keep up with the others.
Since that time. although she steered the proper
course the sphynI has seen nothing Of the Great
Eastern. or tie Terrible
she reports the weather favorable for laying the
cable when she parted sis p on the 9th ult. at
which time they were latitude 800 49, longitude 900 o.
Capt. Hamilton Of the Sphynr, says he cannot see
how he could have the aeet without seeing them
The weather here has been all tia! could be desired
but il has been thick TO tho seward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-12
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
OF Cotton - B"rniny OF
Steamer with 300 Bales--loss Of Gov.
eminent Coal.

'AEU, IIIUHv, NIX. 1T, ItNl.
One thousand eight hundred and eleven bales
Of cotton arrived here yesterday and 81 bales passed
here for ST. Louis.
Receipts OF cotton Of SewOrleans for the week end.
ing August L. il 1906 bales Stock hand u, a5i
bales.
burned on the Red Bayou. tributary to the Rcd River
two weeks since.
A schooner wrecked on Yafoo Bar. was a total loss
The crew were saved. No dates.
During storm at Natchez. July 81, several coal
barges sunk one containing - 900 bushels belong
Ing 70 Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-12

from Our Special Correspondent.
Nrw.ORIHAys, August ;, 1865
Numerous cases have arisen where there has
been conflict Of authority between tho United States
and State civil authorities in relation TO the treatment
Of colorcd citizens aud In order to avoid In the future
all difficulties Of similar character. MijorGen 4. H.
S. Candy, commanding tho Department of Louisiana
and Texas has addressed the following letter TO Gov
Wells Of this State. and caused the same to DO made
public for the information Of oil concerned.
INSTRUCTIONS TO CITY, TOWN. AND PARISH AUTHOR
ITTIS.
STATE OF LouIrIAsA. EIEcurrvs DErArTsnsr{
NHw ORLEANS, Aug lSu3.
The annered communication, received BY me nom
Gen r.. r. y Candy Commanding Department OF Lousans
and Tex l. pubished for your Information snu s0e
The rules therein laid down will be strictly followed
! MADISON WELLS. Dovefnor OF LoilsiAns.
Unops UypARrnHsT LOUISIANA AND IHxs,
NEW -OnLkAss La, July ~ 1903.
Tb His EresIenev he Governor u LoS"a"a, Nfo'orsdm
LousiaHd. - ,,--,,, A. :
Sir, have the honor to invite your consideration 20 the
action tha he. been by Of the local alhoi.s In
relation 70 the coorsd population Of this state which Aey
10 result In evil II not promptly and properly corrected
TIE A Of Congress approved ANsb wv ssssllS H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-12

ASPARAGUS BHETLgs-IIOw TO DESTROY
resident OF Brooklyn says that he las saved his As
paragus by carefully attending to the bed at the time
tho beetles are feeding. Earring them from tho stocks
into basin Of warm water. The labor, compared
with the advantage gained 10 very slight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-12

sARNIA. c. W.. Friday Aug. H. 1865.
Gen. Grant and party arrived here this even
ing from Buffilo. A large crowd turned ont. Inc
General declined making speech. Tonight mere
will DO grand procession In Port Huron IN ms hohoI'
The General leaves for Detroit In the morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-12
Another Rniirond Catastrophe - Four
kilIed-Aenerni WOunded,
NuscAIISR, Iowa, Fri,

MuscA1ISF Iowa. Friday, AUG. ii. 1862
The train from this place TO Washington yes
'erday afternoon broke through bridge at Ainsworth
ana one OF the passenger ears preciptated into
the cAasm. Four persons we're killed aud seyers
wounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-12
The Latest.

AspY BAY, c. b.. Friday. Aug. ll--il;3o r. M
We have nothing later from Hearts Content
than was embraced In the dispatches from Sydney
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-12
PROM NEW.OBLEANs.

The Freedmen In Louisiana-Ce he
tween state and Federal Authority
Gen. Cauby's Letier-Rebei Lawyers u"
United States Courts - Gen. B"nks -
Gen. Granger Going 60 Ncw-mer'cs-
Mayer Kennedy and the jackson Rail-
rosd-Gen. Strong and the freedmes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-12
ARMY cHArIArys rIsDryG A VOCATION.

ARMY CHAPIATSS WINDING A VOCATION.
number Of the chsplans connected with tho rcgi.
ncnis about 10 BE- mustered OF service have been
tondered the charge Of various coored churches in this
city BY their congregations. II is believed OF
them win accept not particularly from meFocnary mo.
iiyes but from desire TO do good. AND.
, 1865-02-02
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1865.

Washir: to?. twas wron= beyond mea5urc to
permit tits iournc5ine to ani fro Of secret mes.
se9ecTs without credentials, and at the imminent
e hm1iay o. tbs s
slons o. peace at the very moment When every en-
ersy ~, ought M to be strong and 6r3ced for waz.
S6S ss san ssys: ad bas 5s 5sesa ss &
Versat1on, few days SINCE with Yery Intelligent
eentleman Just arrived from Richmond, where he
had opportunities Tor assertaln'ne. With trust
worthy accuracy. the condition Of afIairg. First,
Ne are pleased TO hear TINT Vice President Steph-
ens Is open and unqualified III his denuneiation Of
reconstrEetion. Hc expresses the most unbound
60 connuence IN our success, and Is doteTnlned
Fery soon to visit Georgia md address fhe people,
% urge them still further TO resist the invader.
p,se r President e Stephens, ly his present earnest
lis associates AID bis room 6 ,hronsed viii tbs l..
eminent men Of tho nauon- It Is not too late Tor
~ ~ Stephens to do much good H. can at 1ca;
11s haSe SonEibgtsd to wo.k
feelings: st lis aes ost w,sa eaa essP
courteous: md agreeable reception, deeply i'm
pressed with the conviction that be is a whole
Eouled, earnest devoted, uusellsh patriot, whose
lite and heart and mind arc yielded up to TIC
cause
..".1hts gentleman. after an association among
po1tant events arc about to transpire Of tie most
encouraging chcractcr-that Lnco1n's Govern
ment and people know that ou1 subjusadon Is i'm
FoS9A04G3 uuk Ao fu36 AE t1lu lucy arc l1D0flln
might and main to throw their wholc strength
upon ua In the next few weeks. Against this end
preparations are being made
Into Richmond papers are filed with continued
growls at the suicidal policy OF Davis. who con-
stant1y endangers the rcbe cause By his bluidera.
faint hope is entertained thst he will nullay the
!aw making Lee Cou!manderinsCh1ok and make
him only Chief Clerk.
BEeckinridGe las been Installed Secretary of
Wq5 Tho Si to employ Slaves in tho rebel army
NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-The Hera!ds Newborn cor
respondent OF the 20th says: "fntellIyencc fram
within the rebel nncs represent the utmost CON
sternaiion prevailing. There Is usually no com
munication between Virginia and the South. j
achcnac was set On foot By several members Of
the North Carolfna Senate 10 bring about meet-
ing Of the different Govcrnors OF tho States at Ra-
leigh. The latter had met the approval Of the
discuss The question OF The crisis and re.co2struc-
ton, but Governor Vance, by lntimatton to JeF.
DAVIS, broke up the entire arE4nGemeot't
, 1865-02-02

e1ence to the digest Of the Statue laws r,fer.ia:
tue digest back to Hcln1, so as to embrace III
ion to he judges Of the supremo Court. 'A' 4''-'
MIR. Webster moved 10 au1end 40 that the r2solu
ton for revision be referred back to Helm last.
Of Ju1y. Iost-ycas :: nays ID. ~ ~As 4S'
Hr. Webstcr nnyed to striEe mt the second
a resolution: Iost: Ths QUESTION i bsiag o. dc
-. we ~ NV Aso0'@'o'' - "a' eat14eu-S5cs
Mr. ~ 1adams ca1,cd nm the reao,nt1on cn,1,zh1no
ten copies The rePott of the State AZ
~ Wari Ior,es; anu ~ n,oseu ns aaopMon;
ar The rcsouton MN ;nn tyas
noue a. ~ eoS'@ Lug reso1uoon passed-gcas q nays
MI III vanderyecr oht,,nea ,c,vo n ;nt-o5rco :,
liI to auhorize The conntV conrts r. RnnS Monta
a.: na7s. none. '4AA4 441o' ''19
III Scnfie,a ofarad a raso,nt,on tn o,,onrn nov+
satqfdaS 4 i e'e5cet: - A'''N.. Asa'
in to lerT er " he III, 1 asseaaans ~
9 fays none. 'e~' AA' '14' p'1'ssu 'e'%' ~''
3afToGssf;on of 73,<-Rv yyrbstcr IN nn,c1d
the ehsrtcr Of Kgwanee to amead liz ebarter of
ROCK Island: to fneorporate thu Rannar - Gnoi II
Company: toamcnd 1ho ncf to authorize M,nin.
Ccmnsnies: IN !. .cnrnoTate Tho Rnci- fsIani petrG,
ieum COMPANY: by fandeyeer. tn ameni tf,c ch,r.
io o nca1dn tne G Of
otcI at otawa: t iHcornaria ;o 70
Chicago Dichins Company: to ameni tRo ci,artcr 1r
e ths ac l@Ss,e M Matns! Insurance Company; BY
1;nc 1.osi o roA aa.eF s1ssA Mher company fon-
dota to amend ttc charter ofthe EaS1e 9:os! nm
FaG,a9 n 'aete @ pa!d o. no t4wn o. Grosty 9in-
~ ep9iPGtag Ma.s .uc 1EFna4 ,f beoGYoicnt society
Pcn;tcn,,sJG ~ Mr M.. pIoVason5 70 soa fos a1e
TIC Morris 6-ldge Company; BY III. Grssn. Of
I'D Canal ~ o. n aoe a5os
Il.
, 1865-02-02


S7REaTHLD, Wednesday, Feb: /.
Governor 0g1csby will send the following nom
nations to the Senate tomorrow for confirmation:
For Trustees Of the Illinois Institution for the
Deaf ard Dumb, John r. Woods Of Madison coua-
ty; DR.. Robert Dca1, OF Marshall county: Isaac
G. Wilson, Of Kane.
For Trustees Of the Institution for the Blind
Wm. 4. Gsims1.aw, Of Pike; Michael Sha1cr, Or
Marion; Rev. Hiram Dnck. OF Macon.
For Trustees Ineane Hospital r.. IN
ner, OF Scott; Samuel Church, Of McHenr, Fran
els h. Hoffman, Of Dupagc.
The following dispatch was sent BY Gov; oglez-
By to President LEco1n Immediately after tho pas
s9sc Of the resolution In the Scnatc md House
Constitution forever prohibiting slavery in the
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 1s., 1866.
To abraham Lincoln, Presidesa ef the United
Siates:
lority, Tatided dc amendment to fhe Constitution.
We suppose you haye signed the Joint resolutions
Of CONGRESS; Great enthusiasm prevails.
tSignedl RICHARD J. oS1EsBE,
Probably Illinois will prove to be tic arst State
to Iatify this second Magma Cha1ta Of human lib
erty- Glorv be to God.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.1
SPRINGFIELD Wednesday, Feb 1st, 1sG5.
The Senate this afternoon ratified the amend:
ment to the Constitution ns passed by the Con
grcss Of the United Statcz, as follows:
WHEREAS, The Congress of the United States
has proposed to the several Statcs tho following
amendments to tho Federal Constitution VT:
Ant. 8, SEC. !. Neither slavery norinvoIuntary
serxltude Except - punishment for crime wherc.
Of The parties shall hare been duly convicted,
shall exist within the United States Or any n:acn
euhieet 10 their Jurisdiction.
SEC. 2. Congress shsl1 have power to epiorce
this Article by appropriate legislaton therefore,
be it
HeSotted, By the Senate, the Honee Of Repre-
sentatlves concurring herein, that the State OF
Illinois, 'y is Legislsture hereby ratiaes It's as
sent to the said amendment
, 1865-02-02

Military Matters-IncidentS Of the
Guerilla War In Missouri.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Feb. i.
That famous sack OF Sanitary nour, sold and re-
sold til II has yielded the Sanitary fund S1G5 00
will be sold On Change tomorrow for the Or
ptans' Home.
An officer connected with headquarters has
been engaged in making an examination Of the
Military Prison in this city. There a1o como so
pe1sons confined In Gratlot Street Prison, of
whom lity are prisoners Of war proper, the bal
Rnce busl,whackcrs and citizens committed for
disloyal uttcranccs, &c. A large portion OF the
bushwllacking persuasion clai1n that they were
unwilling consclipts. The Investigation Of their
cascs ia necessarily slow operation.
The people Of Audrain county are organizing
into companies to operate against the organized
b:nds Of thieves that said to infest the county.
t In Charlton comfy. last week. VIII Bell and
teree or Iour other hushwh 1ckers robbed the
mall about three miles below R1chne1d. The mil
ltary immediately went In pursuit, and had
scrlmnasc, which resulted In wonpding Que Of
the bushWhackers, and one OF the militia in The
head. The bushwhackers retreated back into
jackson county, the old nest, and headquarters Of
the bushwhnckcrs In Missouri.
, 1865-02-02
Ql1ifa0dg Grtbu11ee
THURSDAY, FEBRUARYo, 1906.
TIKE NEWS.


The military situation is full OF hustle and
which cannot be much longer delayed. Our
armies arc getting in position for telling
blows. Let the people ELL II? the ranks. sus-
tafn just this one time more our brave boys
al the front by full and abundant reinforce
ment, and the end is near when we shall all
sit down under the old flag to enjoy the fruits
Of the struggle, that With all It's expenditure
OF blood and treasure, It has cheaply pur-
CHASED the redemption Of the nation from its
enemies.
We look upon the action Of the State Leg
aslaturc as hasty. Authorized diecsts Of our
statutes should be tue work Of not less than
three Of tue first members Of the Illinois Da-,
and not one Of the number stould be Of the
Coppcrhcad persuasion.
by decision that National Banks arc not
taxable, a large sum Of money collected by
process Of Inv is to he refunded In New York.
The fact should be noted for general applica-
4ion.@
great national measure, Of military and
commercial importance, has reached one vel
come step of ofprogrcss in the passage by the
House yesterday Of the Niagara Ship Canal
bill. Now }ctsits very twin and fellow,
the Illinois and Michigan Ship Canal, be
equally cxpedital, and the great inland water
system accommodation be made complete.
"Mr. yandcver wanted time" says our
Springfield report Of legislative proceedings,
and then proceeds to state that he did not
believe slavery was tic cause Of the war. OF
what use would "timc " be to mortal who
had made such poor use Of his vision for the
, 1865-02-02

d1n;n,ta HmT nonk; a1o,, ,%,,sdney, Feb he steau1sr
The French frir:t: E,:p,rtreeau rea nTG0 runs. had
been ashore gu cayo lnco, Six mies west Of III
xana hpt reports s,a a;'5 :, Lad 6en taved Re-
1ucrs preparing fo' Fyatccrs The Vqlture.
Lark ard Wren wet HayaM three yycre r.
ported at St Thoms an sever. at Sassse Tho
steamer Arca1ia etared Hama ostcn.ialy for
bsrs Of iron, Te,e, e. 4AAms saiied On tie thss
9Th fQt Gzlxaatou.
, 1865-02-02
Insure with the Phoenix

NONE suoCLD NEoLECe 60 IMPORTANT matter rs
Fire Insusance-and experience demonstrates the
tact, only Companies who msint lin tirm rates mud
adhere to conservative rules guarantee the gen
ulne article. SECURE THE BEST
, 1865-02-02
THE BUEROUG1S-HA3 TRAG.


Hereto " have left for cur Washington
dispatches chronicle the melancholy de-
tans Of thislomestic tragedy which has filed
so n,ny innocent hearts in our own city with
poign.nt grf. There is little more to be
added ss foAl reference to Il case which will
find Its say Il the journals Of the land, un-
happily o. abne in its class of events, but
freah and uHling instance OF crime and Its
consequrus. Tue principal actor in the
latest act the drama, which has brought
Ewift doom, seduccr, is known to bnt
few Of ourticago readers. Mary Harris is
the daush1of highly respectable parents In
Bur1ingtonowa. She Is about twentY
years ol :, represented to be lovely
in pcrsot refined in manners, and
above oil 'spicIon or reproach until
her unfortuc relations with l,cr DESTROYER.
began at hoTn home some four years ago.
She fell via to his deliberate wlscs. and
once in his ter, held fast to his promise Of
making hcrjwifc. She clung to him dcs-
pltc his deate md foul attempts 10 shake
her from hi to the living hell that yawns
for fallen u |nhood. She instituted pro-
ceedlngs a9t him In one Of our courts for
breach osptse, without other hope than
to make pu her wrongs, for he had no
.moans to nnd In damages. When the
last hope ha1ed Of his making her amends,
and he turrftom llsr to fastcn, as It has
proven, theht Of his association upon the
daughter pnc Of our best esteemed
citlzGns, Il his wife some. months
ago, reve 4ook the place. of love
in the hcarthe deserted and ruined girl,
, 1865-02-02

ion 81 ,he Unied ststes suprene cou1t yeste
day, that United States bonds used as bank capital
was not taxable, this city will have to refund some
<3,CG0 0co to the banks Of this city, which were
fofcibIy levied On in 1858 and 1864.
, 1865-02-02
FF&SNe1y York.

The Horid has 4dito1ia1 On the paper lutv
question. and lool,on the proposed action of
the Senate AZ a swe upon publishers. 1t IT,
ate should concur The House IN the proposed
reduction.
Ell the daily papt1ccpt the Journc! Of Com;
zl<fre md !Stsos hssdItorials On the pa:sasc Q!
thinks it prepares Foundation for lie speedy a.
lance Of the North, South on the basis OF ths
Monroe doctrine.
Tho 1'osld las Silly oppoaed the measure
but docs not mapifa1uch regret OF 1T passasc.
Other papers speak full approval:
There ls much cxanezt to- day owing to pdce
1umors.
=, The Times has thpr believed no peace POSI-
Ienci 1en iGorlnfssfonerc not coming TO Nsh1ng"
~ si1 w'1h = any hope otating for separatioi.
,-a ~ ~ noFid BayH Aimee missions on 5fh SIDES
hy aT,aas air shonnscnsc hopcs for no pcac c1c:2s
til the tacts ase pabliI. iii I4'nn''o7 80
, 1865-02-02

Bos7oS, Wednesday, Feb. 1.-The announce
mcnt wns rcctiyed at tho Stnto House carly this
evening that President Lincoln had signed the
which Gov. Andrew Issued orders for national
salute Of 10 guns 10 be Tired on the Common al
10 O'Clock tomorrow; also recommending thai
the church bells be ring one hour and sueges.ing
he Efnfe
, 1865-02-02

plause.
I1r. yapdereer wanted time to prepare such facts
as would Justify his vote with his constituents.
lie did not believe that negro slavery was tna
Cause OF The present war.
Mr. Mack moved the previous question. Car
ried; yeas Is, nays O, ~ follows:
YEAs-Mcssrs. Addams, Allen, Bushnell, East
man. Green. Of Marion, Lansing, Ludsay, Mack,
Mason. Metcalf, Peters, Richards, Strain, Ward,
Wel,steT-16
EArs-Messrs. Cohrs Green. Of Alexander,
I5Entcr, Mcconnell, Reilly, Schodeld, Vandeyeer.
Nesco,t, Worcester-9.
Tic question being on the passage Of the resolu-
hons, they were adopted by Is yeas to s NAYS, as
McssIs: Addams. Allen, Bushnell, East
1,an, Me1,n nfeen OF Marion Lansing, Lindsay, 3sck1
scloacld: Strain. Ward. We1s,er. % WotcesterEis.'
ud;iia N;ihiasTCMGsstH. Cohra. Green, Of Alexander,
Aeiily, Sanderces, Wescott-6
1hc rhssnec Of the resolutions was greeted
With great cheers from the galiery.
m1' nctoanea called up the resolution with ref;
, 1865-02-02

. Wc arc not prepared to believe that the
mission Of Mcssrs. Hunter, Stephens and
Campbell TO Washington has any other sicnt-
flcancc than as indicating the desire Of JEFF.
Davis 10 furnish the malcontcnts (who are
becoming altogether too numerous and
yoclicrous in his dominions), substantial
proof that our government will &C.
ccpt nothing less than unconditicn-
al submission to the Tnion. The
three persons who have been named es Com
1nissioners can furnish iucontestible evidence
of this fact-eyidcnce that will be accepted By
the Southern people, Mr.. Stephens especially
can speak to them from stand poin, Of pc
culiar authority. Ofcourse, Mr.. Lincoln will
abate nothing from the positions he las
hitherto maintained either Us to the integrity
oi the Union or the policy Of emancipation.
Mr.. Davis knows This, but he caunot
silence the clamor Of his people without
something to show them in black and white,
and that something he expects Messrs. Hunt
CT, Stephens and Campbell will bring back.
This is our solution If the embassy Of these
three Richmond funcionaries. We do not
look for peace through their diplomacy, but
-athcr for more vigorous prosecution Of the
rrar. JEFF. Davis Is not prepared to abdtcate.
The spring campaign will, as We believe, pull
him md his slave empire down, but they are
not down yet. An ar1nistice for three
or four months may be proposed
hyfhis ambassadors, In order to geir time to
recruit ana prepare his forces to meet the
armies which are pressing upon him resistless-
II. But 1t will not be conceded. When the
rebels arc ready to make peace, they lave
nothing in The world to do except to stop
fighting, lag down their arms and disperse.
The campaign just opening, will be the wind
Ing up OF the rebellion, and the grandest Of
the war. Gen. Sherman, with 5000 yictori-
1us veterans, has commenced his march
uortlwa,d. Gen. Thomas, with hca,y
force, is moving south In search OF the rem
nants OF Hoods army. More than 20,0oo
Western veterans are en- route to reinforce
Grant as 54st as railroads and steamboats, can
co,ry item; and irresistible Phil. Sheridan
will, led tic Potomac army In The next as
saul, upon Lees rugged rebels.
Grants comtinN tons orc perfected. The
cushing machine is in motion to oycrwhelm
and destroy the army defending the rebel
capital. Peace will come OF itself when that
army is cE. 10 pieces aud dispersed. aud not
before. Lieut.. Gen. Grant, not old NJ. Blair,
:s the peace ucgotiator. Let him not be EN-.
barrasscd ~ any fire in the rear. JEFF: Davis
commissioners have arrived in Washington
just after lac triumphant passage o. the con-
ktitut!onal Freedom Amendment, which now
goes to theStatc Legislatures for rntifcation.
It cEtablishss one Of the conditions Of re-
unfou-uncndsti0nal surrender is the other,
and Gen. Cunt, if"let a1onc," will effect
that. Thc1 there will follow peace worth
1laying-ontthat will be enduring, bcee1ceut,
glorious.
, 1865-02-02

LOUISVILLE, "Wednesday, Feb. 1.-The Journal
Is now informed that the suspected murder oi
fourteen discharged soldiers on Saturday, at
Bloomfield. wns Incorrect. lke Ludwig, a noto.
rious guerilla, was caught aud executed that day
by Captain, Terrell, Of the Union Guards. In the
afternoon Terrell lad fight with Captain Golfers
guer1llas, several miles from Bloomfield. He re-
pulsed them, and dangerously wounded Co!ter.
berry iR undoubtedly lEud.