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The Daily Dispatch: January 9, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Yankees at the White House. (search)
A bill has been introduced in the Yankee Congress, authorising it issued of $300,000 more of Treasury notes, and recommended the additional issue of $300,000,000 six per cents, redeemable in one, tow, and three years, and $500,000,000 at 20 years. Judge Upshur, of Indians, has been nominated for the vacancy in the Bureau of the Interior. The Albany correspondent of the Herald says that the New York Police Commissioners will be tried at an early day on the charges preferred.--Governor Seymour has not completed his message. He will maintain about the same position in regard to the management of the war that he did in his speeches during the canvass, but will favor more decisively the prosecution of the war and the restoration of the Union. Gold in New York on the 5th rose to 135½, and closed at 1344. Exchange advanced to 148½. From Europe. The steamship City of Washington has arrived, with Liverpool dates to the 24th. The Liverpool Journal of Commerce says
The Daily Dispatch: January 9, 1863., [Electronic resource], Late Northern news. (search)
n's pronunci unnecessary, unwise, and timed, impracticable, outside of the Constitution, and full of mischief," but hopes that it will prove nothing worse than a nullity and a harmless tub to the Abolition whale. Administrative view of what Seymour, of New York, is doing. The Washington Chronicle, of the 5th, has an editorial upon the proposed removal of the New York Police Commissioners, in which it says: "The apparently harmless generalities of Gov. Seymour's inaugural address Gov. Seymour's inaugural address are now invested with their true meaning. By conserving the rights and upholding the Constitution of the State of New York, he means a direct attack upon the power of the Federal Government, and an unequivocal antagonism to it. He means to oppose, and, so far as he can, unify, certain measures which have been found indispensable to the protection of the nation against the traitorous machinations of rebels in disguise, and to make New York city a safe asylum for such Secessionists as do not care