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ney has been appointed an additional paymaster in the army. The 2d New Hampshire and the 11th Massachusetts regiments were to-day reviewed by the President and Secretary of War. Capt. J. P. Gilmer, of North Carolina, and Lieut. Quattlebaum, of South Carolina, have resigned the army. Movements for A New State Government in Tennessee. Louisville, July 1.--The proceedings of the East Tennessee Union Convention have been received here. All the counties were represented except Rhea. The declaration of grievances alleges that the right of free suffrage has been obstructed by a disunion government; that they have been subjected to insult, their flags fired upon and torn down, their houses rudely entered, their families insulted, their women and children shot by a merciless soldiery, and their citizens robbed and assassinated; and that in view of these facts they have resolved that the action of the State Legislature, in passing a declaration of independence, and in f