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, 1864-02-07
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. CA Nashville letter,
dated the Esd, says that Longstreet's forces,
which have been heavily reinforced from
North Carolina, are concentrated at Sewer
vile. Our communication with Gen. fark,
at Cumberland Gap, is cut off; but Gen. Park
announces by courier that he can hold the
Gap for months. The battle at Tazewell, on
Sunday, lasted some hours. Gen. Wilcox
was painfully, though not seriously wound
cd. Our forces were rcpulscd md tcl back
to good position, since which they hare
not been molested. Our 1oss in the brilliant
cavalry affair was 100. Leslie, Of the 18th
Indiana, was mortally wounded. We took
1877 prisoners and three guns Skirulishing
is constantly going on along onr entire line.
Longstreet Is hourly expecting reinforce
ments from Johnston. Gen. Foster is In d.
rect communication with Grant and Thomas.
No doubt is expressed Of his ability to carry
ont Grants ordars.
, 1864-02-07
TN Trials OF a Rebel President

rur ATTEMPT TO BURN JEFF. DAVIS MANSION.
(Frotp the Richmond Examiner, Jan. Fl.
Betweeu the hours Of 10 and IL O'Clock on
Tuesday night, a most diabolical attempt
Loose Of President Davis. At the time men
1ioned, the attention Of some members OF the
PRESIDENTS family having been attracted by
tlz4ueu Of smoke, which seemed to proceed
from the basement, instant alarm Was given,
and search made, which disclosed the iact
basement room, which was used IS wood
and conl house. a large quantity Of shav1ngs
Z ard bundle of fagsots, placed by the incen-
7 3diary AGAINST pile Of wood, were IN blaze,
2sand but for the timely discovery, would soon
Lave communicated to the wood and result
Id in tie destruction of the building, aud,
$,urhaos, loss Of life. The fire was soon ex-
when It Itappearcd that an entrance
4ito the honse had been effected through
i 8thc wood-horse window, and that the mis-
!len into the stororoom, also in the base
nent, aud stolen large quantity OF butter,
lard. and Other groceries Had this attempt
10 .,rru the building have been made an hour
urtwo later In the night, there Is every prob
a'ility that 1t would have been successful
No clue has been obtained Us to who were
t! perpetrators Of this robbery and ontrage;
.,3t the general impression among the cit1-
LIS is, that it was the work Of some Of the
i've or si1 hundred Yankee prisoners who
;iayc been turned loose in the city. We,
Loyeyer, think 1t quite as likely that the Ptesi
dcnt's house servants know something Of the
uv1ter.
JEFF. DAVE sERyANTs ADsCoEDINQ.
fFfom the Richmond Examiner, Jan. ~
Henry, the third servant of President Davis,
vho has run away within three weeks, cscap-
ed on Tuesday night. md WAS still at lsrge
last evening, both the Others tan away on
Tuesday.
II is believed that some outside influence
has been brought to bear upon the President'B
servants to induce them to abscond. AL Of
item arc supposed to have gone Oft with the
intention OF making their way North. Henry,
the butler, will turn up III the North the
after-ruuneg Of "JeE Davis c0achman," and
like him, Will form the chief attraction In
Puritan lecture rooms, and furnish for the
press tlighly interesting and intelligent
etntemcHts'' affecting the kitchen arrange
ments Of the Presidential mansion, as sequel
to the history of the t'intelligent barbef'
| from Richmond, that conyulsed the whole
! North short time ago.
! Henry, the last candidate for Yankee ora.
" tions, is described as q tall, stoutly-bni1t
: mulatto, well hammered, with soft voice,
which is rather slim in volume for 80 large q
man. he had no quarrel with his master,
aud no cause can bt assigned for his seces-
sion, other than he had recently been sup
piled with new outfit of clothing md
money, which he YVES yery proud of, and
probably wanted to exhibit to the Yankees.
r Hcwas elave OF Robert Ford, Esq, and had
<been In the Presidents service for only two
SHe three months.
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A Guerilla Captured at Cape
Cirardeau and Hanged
by Citizens.
In Important Measure to be ia~
troduccd in Congress by
Senator Sumner.
INTERESTING FROM h7EKIG9,
CuBAANn SAN D0k1iHa0.
THE EDGAR COUNTY COZ.
HEADS AND E0WAEsDS
DISPERSED.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
TrRnE uAUTE, Feb. 6, 1854.
The rebels in Edgar County, Ill, seem to
have the ability and means to create disturb
ances and produce mischief periodically. On
last evening quito IN army of them, number
ing some four OF five hundred men, were as
scmbled nca1 Paris for the purpose OF taking
tic town, OF rather for the purpose Of burn
ing and pillaging 1t. They hail from what ID
known rs the Big Creek country, and ara Q
desperate ect Of outlaws and ecoundrels. It
seems they are led By man they call Pow
der Horn, md TINT he is counseled In his
stratesetlcal movements by Amos Green Of
Paris. The character OF the grievance which
has called them to arms We have not been
able to learn One statement, however, Is
TINT the coppcrbeads Of Paris were aflald that
some returning veterans would mob tile
Standard Office, md that Amos Green organ
lied this army to protect 1t and to maintain
the laws in his department..
Another statement is that the trouble was
occasioned By the difficulty which occurred
at Mattoon few days since, In which Judge
Constable Tas made TO- take the oath Of alle-
glance, this force being called into the field
to seek indemnity for the past and security
fer the future. Which statement is correct,
or whether either is correct or not, VIC do
not know. It is certain, however, that a
force rs above stated, Of these outlaws and
scouud1e1s were on yesterday in the vicinity
of Paris, armed and equipped, and bearing
with them two pieces Of artillery. They orc
Peace Democrats, at peace with Southern
rebels, but ut war with Northern Union men.
ION TAursday night at / o'clock, Colonel
Thompson. at the urgent request Of the citi-
zcns Of Paris, sent 10 their relief 150 soldiers
| from camp> here. About seventy returned
veterans were already at Paris ready for the
| fight, should one occur. These forces COM
bined, and commanded by veteran officers
who have passed through dozen hardfonght
battles, it is believed will be competent to
represent the Union cause In crcditable
manner, slonld hostilittes occur.
Up to the hour Of writing, the two forces
are confronting each other, but 1t is believed
the Big Creek will retire in guerilla fashion.
It is unfortunate that the leaders In
such movements cannot be brought
to Justice for thus disturbing the peace
They merit the severest punishment, md Il
they choose to attack the returned veterans
they will undoubtedly receive the Justice
tl'at was meted out to their Southern allie:
at Vfcksburg and Stone River.
LATER.
| Slrcc writing the above, the troops sen
from this placc BIZ Provost Marshal Thomp
eon have returned: The Big Greek arm.
numbered, as stated above, as VIC learn frou
good authority. It dispersed By squads, AMI
the men have returned to thei
| hnrnpe They .are coWardlY villains
, 1864-02-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,

Especial Dienatch to the Chicago TF1bune,l
"Asn1SG1os' feo. y 1so1'
a petat1on signed " more tnan nanufso
thoueand women. p1aslng eone1ess eo .1ae
measures Tor the immediate anu entlle aoon-
tion oi slavery throughout tne United otases'
10 on lne way ne1e, ano VII oe pfcscateo w.
the Senate MONDAY or luesoay.
A pEeposterous story Is 9aonshed IN tae
N I. tribune, mat Dayton u 10 Dc recalea
and Fremont appointed Minister 70 france.
II Is Without u'ue o1 aounoatlou ~ ane-
Ane So"un''ee a '.on -s" nAn Peuae u'1.
N eoniefense WIN aepupl'ean 90 esnasots n,l ana
representative 70 - ses1etohs' sas 'ne p4osp's''
Of carrying the State are good.
Mr.. Sumner viii introduce IN the SENATE
struction, with view to a reference to the
aar,.tttaa m that snh,ect affar satt1ov
eon,.t1ee * ~ e41's 9an1es.' oss
forth the identity OF slavery and the rebellion,
and the necessity of destroying the former for
crc,. and OF providing by irreyocab1e cuazan-
tans .oo;,,st Is rev,ra7 tbe Teso1ntioos declare
tees asalne1 ,le ie'tm w 1esoluao1o ose.s.o
1t to be The duty OF tne uoFetnheut 10 assert
temporary supremacy throughout the rebel
reciou. and Of Congress to sec that no rebel
60, ho ,,,one4nre1v rettorcd unti1 nil
ot0se .....-. ~.
proper safesnalds are maze egaans. sa e.; Ine te,
of slavery even in States protesting to. be
1o.o1 md TINT The Constitution should be
a1,a1aaa . 80 80 "a -,-o1,fh;t slavery. Notb1nr
nnieuoeo ~ ac ~
is said about state suieide IN me tesoin-
tions, but that plan of reconstruction is pro-
nounred hest which appcars likely most
tho-onoh,v n afIect the objects in view.
y. ",s s,s.s.,'...,- - 49, .H.,.s
a eanlnet ot "ools' illustrating Ue a1ee.o
different NfAEf4. If
, 1864-02-07
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Irtbune-1
SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 8, 1871
The United States District Court was In
session yesterday, Judge Treat preceding.
The cases nsainst Henry Davis Of Christian
Co., John B. Allssup and Joseph Van Valley
ot Dewitt Co., indicted for harboring and
concenling dcsertcrs, were continued until
the June term, on the atidayits Of the de-
PENDANTS. In the case against Zachariah Gro
yer, indicted Tor harboring deserters, the de-
fcndant having enlisted in the army, tho dis
trict attorney entered nous 1'rose7ni. The
grand jury presented an Indictment against
Jas. Irvine Of Alexander Co., for having In
his possession a counterfeit so treasury note,
with intent to pass the same. The Court ap-
pointed John E. Rosctte, Esq, as counsel for
the defendant. The trinl came off aud the
Jury rendered verdict Of not guilty.
Recruiting is progressing very favorably.
six hundred and e1ghty-eight hare reported
from various portions Of the State during the
prsr week
, 1864-02-07
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-Private information
received from Chattanooga is to the effect
TINT several days ago, although there was q
force at Dalton, the main body of the rebel
nrmy was at Rome, Georgia under Johnston.
The latter fact Is accounted for on the ground
either that the enemy were forced to 20 to
Rome for convenience to their supplies, or to
prevent desertions, between 500 and 800 good
men having come into our lines since the bat
tie Of Missionary Ridge. There is not as
much alarm at Chattanooga about the safety
of our troops in the neighborhood Of Knox
vile as seems to prevail elsewhere. and many
Of the published accounts to that effect are
characterized as cxaggerations.
NEW York, Feb. G.-The New York IS,,es'
letter from Chattanooga says: "Rcbel de-
sc.ters arc pouring into our lines by hun
dreds, and open mutiny ia feared By the rebel
leaders In consequence Of the conscriptlon
1orr~
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tion Of Gusdaloxara and Agnaz tsasut1 w
the French i5 confirmed.
News from St: Domingo reports an attack
on the Spanish supply steamer, snd ssyeral %
attempts to recover Tic town Of 9an oS,o sn,,o
sot6, at which Gen. verg1e stated that notl,;
Ing could be done In st: Domingo ,Hnt Wlthons ahd
10000 more troope, e2d TINT even wnen s9e
thousand must remain theIs two yea5s, e
Vcrgas is the Commanding General N. u.
Domingo. t was related By ot6ers % that rnS. eyss
alouc. md ftat there is over {, 900 sick now in
lie HOSPITALS of St. s. Domingo, Porto Rico and
Cuba; also, that no more men, a,,, money a Gt q
equipments can be spared from Gaoa, ana ~ II
was determined to memoEialize the crown 10
abandon the island Of st. Domingo:
The steamer cnba from vssa a.: crqa e. aaa 35'a
brought large quantity q eIms rms. ior the the
french, but finally delivered. them 70 re
rtbel agent at Havana, and CD attempt "on'd
probably be mode to run the blockade.
, 1864-02-07

news has been received per the Edinburgh,
yia Queenstown:
CorTNuAGEs, Jan. ao-The Rigsrood has
commenced discussion Of the address, and
all parties have declared that unconditional
adherence to the November Constitution Is
the pledge Of the independence of Denmark.
Tie Saxon battalion ut ktel suddenly re-
ceiycd marching orders, and leave to-day for
Northwest Holstein, where the Saxon con-
tipgent will be concentrated.
The Austrian troops destined for 9chlcs.
wig have commenced marching, and are ex-
ECcted ut Eio1 tomorrow.
, 1864-02-07
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Dtepatch to the Chicago TEibune.l
CAIno, Feb. 6, 1861.
The steamers Liberty and Marcella arrived
this morning from Memphis, bringing dates
of the 4th, They contain 10 news Of lm-
portance.
Captain Carr, quartermaster Of Arkansas,
has recommended the completion Of the Rail
road from Little Rock to Memphis.
, 1864-02-07
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 9, 1884.
Officers from Chattanooga, who left there
on the 1st, state that the enemy Is still
In force at Dalton, and they discredit the
statement that any considerable force
has been detached from the rebel
army there. General Pa1mer's ad-
vance had slight skirmfshes
almost daily in the vicinity Of Tunnel Hill
Knoxville is dcclared 10 bo perfectly safe
against any force the enemy may throw
against it. Dcscrtions which up to the 2sth
ult. averaged sixty per day, have faIlen of
very mucl, since lis supposed that the rebel
General became alarmed at the emorallzed
condition of his Kentucky, Tennessee md
Arkaneas troops, and has removed them to
some poiEt In the interior. Our army Is on
full rations and quartered In snug little huts.
The capture Of Gen. Scammon turns out to
be q Ridiculous affair. a rebel lieutenant
with nine men boarded the D. G. Levi, the
steamer on which the General was quartered,
at Winfield, on the Kanawha river, and pro-
cccltng to the cabin ordered the surrender.
Forty Federal soldiers vert lying on thetloor
Of the cabin with theirguns beside them, and
! they were surrendered By General scammon
with himself and staff. All were paroled ex-
ccpt the General, who was mounted on an
old horse and headed for Richmond. The
| steamer was partially burned. A brigade ol
| cavalry we're sent In pursuit.
The building Of new railroad from here
10 Steubenyille, penetrating tho southern
| counties Of Ohio, for coal, is again being agi
tated. The enterprise is not new one, ana
| oyer $500, 900 was sp<nt in grading it somE
, 1864-02-07

to the present law, In order to secure tho
rough militia organization. Bills were intro
dnced amending the insurance law OF '5s,
issuing State bonds to pay volunteers, ana
repeating the act allowing each member to
take twenty dollars worth Of newspapers.
Several local bills passed Of no general I'M
Dortauce
, 1864-02-07
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH
CAROLINA.

WASHINGTON, Feb. G.-IAe President
received u dispatch, late this afternoon,
from Gen. Butler, which contained in
telligeuce that our forces at NeWbern had,
utter desperate fight, driven the rebels from
their position, thereby relieving our forces
from the Investment Of that place.
FORTRESS MosnoE, Feb. 5-Thc steamer
Washington Irving arrived last evening from
Ncwbern, with dispatches to Gen. Butler,
and BY her VIC received the following highly
interesting Intelligence from the associated
press.
On the morning Of the LIST instant, before
daybreak, the rebels, consisting of Picket's
division, from Kingston, and Hopes brigade
from Gen. Lees army, made an assault on the
outposts at Datche1lor's Creek, eight miles
from Ncwbern, which, after desperate
our men aud officers.
Ono company Of the ed North Carolina
white volunteers, ofC. Il. Fosters command,
with section OF Augclps battery,
md dctachments Of other companies, In all
about three or four hundred men are re-
ported to be in possession Of the block honsc
nine niles from Ncwbern, surrounded by the
enemy and holding their ground against vast
" superior numbers. They will, 1t is stated,
be able to hold out for several days. 4 force
of our cavalry started out this morning to
their relief, but were repulscd In sight Of Fort
Totten and driven buck. The rebels are IN
sight Of the city and can be seen from
Fort Tottcn maneuvcring their troops. Our
forces o1e resting On their arms. day and night,
waiting for the assault On the city. The
fire companies, together with the white aud
black citizens, arc also under arms awaiting
the approach of the rebels.
Fort CASTOR, on the sonth side Of the river
Trent, still holds out manfully. The rebels
| have established n rsckct station at the Poor
| House, within rifle shot OF Fort Totren, and
| within hailing distance Of the city. This
| morning at 5 o'clock, Tuesday I'd, the enemy
IL barges boarded the gunboat Underwater,
which covered portion Of our fortiacations
between Fort Anderson and Fort Stevens,
and after terrible struggle, she was cap
tured with her officers and large number OF
her crew. Fortunately the Underwater Was
hard aground, and this alone saved her from
being carried off by the rebels.
Tie rebels who boarded the Underwater
consisted Of some $50 officers and sailors
from Savannah, Ga, from whence the,
brought their bargcs by ruilroad. The rebels
being unable to move the Underwater from
her position, set her on fire, and the hameF
communicating to the magazine. she wa:
blown into fragments.
LATER.
NEwpERS, Tuesday, Feb. 2.-Ncarly two
thirds of the crew Of the Underwater art
safe. Acting Master Allen and all the OIL
GERS Of the vessel, except tho Third Assistan
, 1864-02-07

LEAvExwoRTH, Fcbruaay 6.-Mnjor Nc
Kinney, of General Curtis staff. reports 4
ski1nish between Captaln Colcman's conf
mand and about hundred encrillas, sup
posed to be a part Of Quantrell's old band, in
Jackson eonnty LIE aso 5ay1 t1era arc eI
for plundering operations. Arrangements
orc being made to break up this operation.
, 1864-02-07
Markets by Telegraph.

E1UH1nh0ft N11FKEI9s
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune-]
C1SC1sSAT1, Feb. q, 1854.
ToBacco-Market and prices unchanged, bales OF
Ohio Seed Leaf, ut ttos0Gs3e5o; Kentucky New at
sl.A9130o; Indiana New. at *sA.8loso.
Tu1skr.-Du}1 and no price hxed to-day, no trans
actions made 1T oycr S5c.
PIoy1s1oSs.-Iarkets steady. and psices remain as
last quoted.
GHocExlEs.-Demund good and market rules n1m
ut full rates, prices arc unchanged.
AnAr AwARps-Ma1, pubarrJ made awards to-day
ot 4.0N0 rs sugar 1t lie, 100 80 rs coffee At isc
zscC0 ns coffee nt 42X, 10000 s coffee at 4sA 1o1
gallons syrup at NC, ns hard bread at 10 Sill
to se eco bacon slices At II $500 to 1ec, 90 nj
bacon shoulders at 6s1oo to 1cc ,o Ds white su
car ut 15 tS-1GQ.
, 1864-02-07
DECISION, IN TEE CE1ESA.
psEAF1E CASE.

HALIFAX, Feb. Gin the case Of the Chez
apeake, the Judge Of the Admiralty Court de-
cfded to restore the vessel and cargo to the
owners subject to conditions regarding the
payment Of the expenses Of the Court.
Marshall Kane md q number Of Confede-
rate officers lelr on the steamer Alpha for
Dixie to-day.
, 1864-02-07
EI1 1ifoe.q Qrib'1t1e.
81 Sn!AY, FEBRUARY Z, 1864.


!:
\: .otc chos f-ou Nor+t r,ro,,rs o~a ,e
n s,,.e~as. 80 aat.;1,,,.- - ~ s,-o,t,,s.o-
""' ,a s1.;-s.,sha, ,a9,.a -. :.
.t.0 $3.50 .,.,-as., s,.'aaaa -
s" "a. oD.oA 80 or ,.1.., 1as,s.
s"l ef'os aon'oese '0sio' i e'4eno'a ise''''
YtEe i1all'aa autnof11,es nase feaacisu1 q ~. W..
;'on Ill 1nc eneealeaIAe I,,' caee, lee..s ~
GIL 10 hef o"nen' 1Ils ansA 1'.,,"s ~ p'ss ~
q eooo lot1nne Is pfopa9ty ~ sa aue ~ .saa ~ ~ nv
e u seut1msnt s.4t.... - nsna Tos..
n eet'oA ''4e Ae~A = 1>'"~ ~'~~~0
r.. ,,oo,, a.f.o+.dt, :,
49,, h,;],;. ,,t cnoopcrncnt. by Co1. Mu,liran
S9s ,'"a na adaaa @ asa5har lar t1tha 1anre1s ~
-7h;oa,. no Tha -che1s hovc heen drivcn
.t3wnrss the sbonondon. valley and Peters
=. e,,a...n.aa -. o,,r f,,ooa +. o,ca
snsa ~ 1890 ny nossesa;on r ~ ~ 1 @'~~
a. Tho - sffna.ion IN East Tennessac rema;n,
~ <r-,thont change I.oncstrect il reported to
E.nxe 1,cen reinforced from North Carolina,
&or5 e,rcct,nr aid from Johuston's army,
:, foster is In direct communication with Grant
and Thomas.: and will undoubtedly hold his
ositlop, although i: is evident that our forces
In wretcled condition. All is quiet at
HnsA.tanooga~ The advance Of Johnston'e
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from Western Virginia. J,
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN VIRGINIA,

General Early has been compelled to retreat
up the South Fork Of the South Branch, to-
Of the vigorous manner in Which he Inns been
attacked and pursued By Gen. Kelly's forces.
Our combinations have proved successful in
defeating the enemy'B designs. We hare to-
ken quite a number Of prisoners, and recap
tured many of those taken from us.
Our force drove tic enemy ont Of Peters
burg. Tho enemy lost large number OF
men by desertion, and dcserters continue to
come In.
The occupation of the wires with the mil.
itary business prccludcs the possibility. OF
sending longer dispatch at this time. The
weather Is fniF.
, 1864-02-07
Importnnt from the E1or1dsl
COHBts

BOSTON, Feb. ia PrtVate letter 5rom
snys = number Of troops under Gen. Wood
bury had arrived ut Ponta Rosa, their object
being to cut of the large supply Of beevcs
the rebels are taking from Florida, which are
at the rate Of 1880 per week. The expedi-
tion Ia guided by Lieut.. Crane, who was
commiesary in the United States nrmy dur
ing Tho war In Florida, and VINO resided there
until the rebellion broke out, when he was
Obliged to leave on nccon2t Of his Union
sentiments, Lieut.. Crane says he intends to
take possession Of Fort Meyers on the Coloo-
eahatchic River, and make 1t rallying place
SUPPLIES
, 1864-02-07

NEW YonK, Feb G,-The Richmond Exam"

NEW YonK, Feb G.-The Richmond E1am-
futr Gays: :.
Several thousand Yankee prisoners are
Of the eK or seven Thousand in Richmond
were in hospital on the 2Gth. II.
4 gent1emun from Wilmington informs tta:
Petersburg E1press It will soon be Impossible
for vessel to get into that port without in
curing hoMrd almost equivalent to POSI-
tive 1oEG-
The steamer Anstin, from Havana, arrived
at Mobile January yth, With q cargo Of pork,
guppowder, &c, for the rebel government.
, 1864-02-07
TIE hlAUCn CHUNK, PA, RIOTERS

Resistance to the Draft-A; Military
Commission tries the 0denders-CU-
Fions HcFeiafIons-;Vhe Eolden Eir-
trfCt8.
, 1864-02-07
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF
COMPTROLLER Of the Currency,

WASHINGTON, Fcbru,sy lst, 1851
EmAxss, By satisfactory evidence presented to tho
undersigned, It has betn Hasis 10 appear thst Tne
SECGND National Bank Of CHICAGO, In the County
ofCOuE and State Of ILLINOIS, has been duly or
Carlxeu under according to the requirement. o{
the act q Congress, entitled An Act to proytas
STATES ssoeis asi Il rsosise IL ,he e1calsttsn snd
redemption II e.cot approved February - 1sa. ana
qui1ed 10 be ccrapsted With before commencing tho
Vow. 1H5H1Jo1s, I. .nUGn McCULLoCu. Comp
gelsE ef ,he cns?nsys Do hsrehy % eeEttfy snat tae
COOK and Safe Of ILLINOIS, II authorized to cou-
mence tie business Of Banking under the ack atose-
-, In TESTIMONY NuEEEo1, witness my hand
seKAL md stnl Of Office. this FIRST dny II FRB-
t-~-~s RUAEY. 1Sei. ~
fSirnedl HUGH McCCLLOCH,
No 225e Comptroller OF tho Currency.
, 1864-02-07

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TFitune.l
St. LOUIS. February {, 1861
TonAcco-The break this morning Was quite Large,
and prices DC. lined nom $11dQ20o since yesterday
Sales at both city aud State warehouses comprise =
hds pantcr4 1ugs at e. 81 do ut 1885, 20 do con- ship.
ping leaf at $1oC0a1s10: do medium do do at 9t15o
s1'.s0 do manufacturing leaf At Slssas*1.s5 II
do, bids rejected - boxes At 81 i-eoas23.0.
WuItKr-0peuesl at 8eHc, sud closed at decline Of
ea-c q gallon, with sales Of 2o6 bEla including 161
brls ordinary proof In lots. d. aoc 20 hsls ordinary
proof, sold before change hours, at a2Kc.
LARD-Cnchapsed, with sales Of 10 tcs at 114c' 81
les at lie, 20 pkss white grease lard at l0;4c.
, 1864-02-07

NEW YORK, Feb. 6.-The steamer Golden
Age sailed from Panama January 4th, for
San Francisco.
Gold closed to-day at $1.59.
, 1864-02-07

SrocKs-Lowcr. Tenn. 6's 81: Pits. Fl. ". i C., "a
mtg. sII2; \. e, sl.3sx; En-. t1I1H; Dc. pI,
5sA Halm FIR; Iicaa,pS d IL, si1: tAMSds;, tsh =:
MS ,MH: do gid, s1ss: y. = T. DC. e1Y: ~; 6.
tc1ip, sisi; CO 11is., s1.l34 nalena l. chs l1aa
{. Il Tol., ASH.