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From Tennessee — late Northern news. Shelbyville, Tenn., June 9.
--All quiet in front.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of the 4th, has been received.
At the Peace Convention in New York, on the 3d, Fernando Wood was a prominent speaker, and presented strong resolutions, which passed.
The resolutions declare fealty to the Constitution, and to the State under the Constitution; that there is no power to coerce a State by military force; that the war is contrary to the Constitution, and should cease; that the claim of dictatorial and unlimited military power for the trial of citizens by court martial is monstrous and execrable.
They also protest against the cowardly, despotic, inhuman, accursed act, the banishment of Vallandigham, and recommend a suspension of hostilities and a general convention to settle the manner of reconciliation.
Springfield, Ill., June 3.--The House has unanimously passed a resolution condemnatory of Burnside's order suppressing newspapers, and callin
The Daily Dispatch: June 11, 1863., [Electronic resource], Yankee orders for Mississippi and Tennessee . (search)
Yankee orders for Mississippi and Tennessee.
--An order from the Federal Department directs that within the States of Tennessee and Mississippi, wherever the Federal have the rule, all citizens shall be registered in three classes: 1st avowed enemies; 2d, neutral foreigners; 34, loyal citizens.
The first class are all to leave their lines by or before the 16th of June and their property confiscated; the second are to take an oath of neutrality; the third are to bear certificates of loyalof Tennessee and Mississippi, wherever the Federal have the rule, all citizens shall be registered in three classes: 1st avowed enemies; 2d, neutral foreigners; 34, loyal citizens.
The first class are all to leave their lines by or before the 16th of June and their property confiscated; the second are to take an oath of neutrality; the third are to bear certificates of loyalty.
No goods of any kind are allowed to be sold except by special permit, except to those showing evidence of loyalty.
The Daily Dispatch: June 11, 1863., [Electronic resource], Rosecrans Falling back. (search)
Rosecrans Falling back.
--It was rumored in Shelbyville, on the 27th ult., that Rosecrans had fallen back behind Murfreesboro', and that a majority of his troops have been sent to Mississippi to reinforce Grant.--The correspondent of the Columbus Enquirer thinks this very probable, and firmly believes that the great battle that the public have so long been anxiously looking for to occur in Tennessee will shortly be fought on the soil of Mississippi.