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 Shrcveport. Snturday Morning. Jan. 28, 1865. 
 
 Camdkn, Jauaarj 27. 
 New York,. Inn. 14 —The WorWs n'^ashiugton 
 8(>eri»tl 8iiyt) it is maiorud in that t'ity that the 
 
 Peace Commissiouers asked penuiHsiun to cross 
 over the lines, aud d < reply reached them 
 
 Tlie Times' special says it is reported that 
 Bl .ir hus returned from Richuioud. 
 
 Dates froui .\fexicM to the 'iHth show that the 
 RepiiliIicHii troops are still ^iviiijf the imperiiil- 
 Irts plenty to do. 
 
 Bftwt-en 1,000 and 5,000 of the Eniper..r.. 
 trtMips have beeu defeated by the Repuhlicaiis at 
 Etta. 
 
 Thronjfhont Soathern Mexico the supporters <>t 
 •Juirez are active. 
 
 In one tow i the Imperial KHrrisoii revolted, 
 put tlie Prefect t-j death, and j 'i:ied (he Repui.- 
 licaus. 
 
 'i'lie Times' fity Poiut .special says tlie iudici- 
 tioiisaic that Le<' confemplates some iiioveiiieii! 
 Wiietlier it .vili a.-touisU the work! or uot re- 
 Uaiim to ho Kei'H. 
 
 The L'njdon Tinier, alludi'ix ♦" the preseut 
 attitude of tie \onh towards Cwiada, say.* iu 
 the i-reseiir. st.'te of Northern fetli;ig there is 
 too nitu-Ii re ISO J to ap.prehend *.iiie stnigxle 
 which ,ii.iy ri-ii ler ;i r.n.ture inevitable. Aiiieri- 
 cms ue.iher apprcci .te the atreiiKth of Kiigl.uid 
 nor understnul the iitianimity with wliicli wai 
 coiild i>e pro-'c.ated if for- od upon a reluctant 
 goveniiiient aud iiati<ui. The fir»t resuk would 
 be the imui<»'liateand irrevocable estHbiishuieiH 
 of Southern indepetidcuce. ■ } ■■ 
 
 T.K- l\il>uu,;'s \V i-liiii^toa special j^ives as the 
 opinion of an -rtld h'.ind iU pe<ice negotiations^ 
 that, a ces-ation of h >stilitie.'< preliaiiunry l 
 ru.md lie.;,' )'-i -tjon« wlj) take place in teu di^"r 
 ■^- Tci^ni.iiTow iVe h«4't4 <if a new peacrinaker, 
 referrinjf to t:ie dr.if;, d lubtless will fall heavily 
 oa -lelT. D.ivis' olistiuicy. 
 
 Hi-ury S. Fi-oio M <.'■ from Tcones-see. was 
 
 arrested at Fredericksburg oa the 12th of Jaa- 
 
 ary, while attempting to go ovei to the enemy. 
 
 Presideut Davis reported the matter to Congrestf, 
 
 and Foote is in custody of the War Department. 
 
 The New York Tribunes lys President l.incola 
 has declai-ed that if Foofe is harmed by the 
 rebels he will bring tive ot the mostdistiiigoish- 
 ed rebel prisoners to grief. 
 
 Our cavalry are in pu M.iit of Koote's captors. 
 
 The Herald's "•at'liingtoii -|>eciMl says Blair 
 eaclieii Kichiuoiid on t!:e l-kh, and i*eii. Single- 
 ton, peace co'iiui >8i >ncr from Illi.ioit, woild 
 ■each tl:er<» on the 2<Jiii. 
 
 The ashville l-'etieral S;ate Convention ba^ 
 abolished slavery. Also, Missouri. 
 
 Edw rd Everett is de.id. 
 
 Ros-er 8 cavalry gained a decisive victory over 
 tiie Federals at Waverly, VVest.-rn Va , cupior- 
 iiig 800 pris -ners, two Colonels, dec. 
 
 Hamlin has declared that he will not accept 
 .iuy jiosition in tlie new « abinet. 
 
 .^nomei u&^cuiiioii luut oeeu uitea ouiSjfAiuBb 
 
 Wiluiingtou. 
 
 Shi'i'inan is moving tov,-;trds Charleston. 
 
 Mr. .Miles, of S C . intr.»lu-ed resolutions in 
 the rel'el Coiure.-s denouncing a*" rev duliouaiy 
 any attempt at peace ni;»kin4 by seps'rate States. 
 
 The St L'uis DeiuiM-rat of the Itith says tha- 
 i-eport that I^e liu-. seiif troops to oppose Sher- 
 man ha--< beeu contirmed, !iul don t know wliitt 
 numbers. 
 
 Kiciiuiond papers of the I^Jth announce the 
 arrival of '.>lair. and ^'tates he bad an interview 
 with Piesiiieiit Davis. , 
 
 New York. J;iu 14. — fhe W<»rl(fs Washing- 
 ton special says President Lincoln will issue a 
 tiuiplenientary procl miatfon after the tall ol 
 Charleatou iiicrea-'iiig th« nuinlier aiid grade of 
 offirera eiciuded from amnesty after a certain 
 d.ite, and iuformiug Jetf Davis and his sup- 
 porters that if tUey ht4vt out long enough "to 
 compervbe i-aiBitijf (^ enrtlher army lio uniuesty 
 whatever wi'l be given; but if they lay down 
 thei.- anus they WfH be mBgnaniw, usly treated. 
 
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