Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-19
ITEMS OF GENERAL NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3--P. M.-Southern men,
bcrs are fully recognized by the Executive Depart
ments of the Government. They have the frank
ing privilege, and are notified to appoint to fiji the
vacancies in the regular army
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. lathe l2Oth Illinois
regiment have left for home. Orders have been
received here to muster ont all the volunteers in the
Department.
CAIRO, Jan. l4.-Twelve hundred and seventy
bales OF cotton passed yesterday and to-day for
Cincinnati. The Mobile and Ohio Rar DAD has
commenced running daily trains Tiulc to Mobile,
80 hours.
The london Times, in an editorial OH Mexican
affairs, argues that Napoleon will pcaceably with
draw sooner or later, and urges America, for the
interests of all concerned, to quietly await the re-
suit and abstain from inconsidcmtc expression on
the subject.
We understand from authority which we regard
as perfectly reliable that Gov Brow nlow received
n letter on yesterday from the Hon Schuyler Col
fax, Speaker of the House of Representatives in
reference TO the admission of the Tennessee dele
ga ion In this epistle Mr. Coltax declares that he
Is for the admission of our representatives on the
ground that the State was organized during the
war aud before the close of hostilities, and also
because II the first State restored But this is
an individual expression. Mr.. C. cannot rruch for
the party which may fail to sustain him in his
opinion.-Nash. Banner.
WASHINGTON, Jan. LITTLE friends of the Mex
lean Republic here deeply gricved at the news
Just received OF the retreat of Juarez from Chhua
hua TO I'll f'so ana his Hight from Mexico to San
Antonio IN Texas. II seems that the temporary
abandonment OF chihuahua by the French, was a
capture there. 1t is understood that he is enro,,te
for New Orleans.
-,
ine oecIc""y Oh ,hG treasury spent cohside-
,aoie uilie ,o.uay WIN the committee on Ways and
HeaAS, eNPnihng MS reasons Tor desiring the pas
s"se VI Nh i"r 'ihu'hS 'he pubic deot. The
oo'hi"'''cc VIII report sneh OH al an early day
New OnLEAys. Jan. 13-The steamer Alabama
from Liycrpool has arrived
| Cotton market lively, with sales of : 600 bales
middling at 49a5oc Corn active at 81 l5al l74
MoasseS, o. 10 '-5 'od 1859
! brownSNlile accounts say that the recently SUR
prsea Liberals were captured through the teach
for Fernaldo with their WAGONS While a marty If
Crawfords men were embarkinc 10 capture n cun
boot moorcd near Matar1or,s a muskct was Scc;-
dcntolly disrharceJ which creotel somo cor,n,a
lion and resulted in the eychopoc ,f several vol
lleys from both Sides Tho intended c,ntnro wos
lthus nnitr,trI Tho state Of aa,irs in Wontar,,
was so nIarmin,, that the ho,,or nart ~ o imhoh
tauts were migrating 10 San Lnis potosi with ,heir
speeie and all moyaIlcs:
d'sp'te@ froln Washington of the 18th says
In conve'slng with members of Congress to-day
the President expressed himself as strongly oppos-
district of Columbia Tho Jc,o,c on tbn ~, W,
lii c,,,,i,no some ,;r,o v" '"' S"'J'o'
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The correspondent Of the New York Herald al
lCortloyn Mexico piycs account of n visit 10 IN,
city Of CnroIa founded by the rebels under Ster.