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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12

RemoraI Of all Yankee Prisoners from
Richmond -Lattr from Ijcsf Tirginia.
Il Notorious Guerrilla gets his deserts
From the Army Of the Potomac.
NEW YORK, 10th.
The Hcraid'S Washington despatch dat :
ed Headquarters department of Western
Virginia 9th, SAYS information of high inn
portanec was received by our outposts to-
day. II was brought in by mounted de-
scrter from Early's command. The ie>er-
ter says that when he left a rumor was
prevalent, or preparation was being made
for the immediate removal Of all the Van
kee prisoners from the ncighhorhood Of
Richmond. The authorities had detained
the mails, newspapers, &c, going from
Richmond to the soldiers in camp.
Capt. Doughcrty, of the 18th Va. Union
Infantry, while i'll command of scouting
party yesterday, met the Noted guerrilla
Mike Cane, at the head of his gang. killing
Cane and capturing his Lieutenant aud
men, with horses and equipments. The
gucrrias were routed and compelled to take
10 the woods and mountains. The oceu-
patton of Cane has been stealing, rohbing
and numbering.
The TejbWe's despatch from San1usky.
9th. says 400 rebel prisoners Commission
cd sfiicersl crossed Sandu>ky Bay III a
steamer this afternoon, and were landed
here. They will he forwarded 10 Baltimore
tonight.
The noted guerrilla chief, General jeff.
Thompson, and Capt. Breckenridge, son of
the renegade General, are among the num-
Der. a strong guard will now escort them.
Communication is now established between
Sanduskv aud Johnson's Island.
The Heralfs army despatch placed the
less of the 18th Conn. regiment at 1l3 kill
ed. known tn be dead or taken prisoners,
and 10 wounded. We lost no pontoons or
artillery. nor was any portion of the iufau-
try cIt off.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12
Removal Of the Capital.

The resolve for the removal Of tie seat
Of Government to Portland was defeated
in the House by FIVE majority. Will, twenty
members absent or declining n vote.
We had no dorht. rAeu in Augusta. tn
week before tie vote. that 80 far rs the
members individually were CONCERNED, that
a large majority were i'll favor Of the re-
moyal, but We did no. think a majority
would take the Responsibility to vote ai,ir-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12

his way to Washington with instructions
from Juarez to the Mexican Minister. He
reports that Negrete, who was repulscd9 at
San Lois Potosi on the 9th of December.
with a loss of 1000 men. afterwards formed
q junction Gonzalez, Ortesa and Doblade,
and on the 5th of January again attacked
that place, carrying it by assault, after a
struggle of "a hours, capturing most OF the
garrison and large quantity of arms und
munitions of war.
The traitor Gen. Mcjia and his staff cs-
capped All the captured traitor commits
stoned and non commissioned officers were
shot.
The traitor Miramon, occupied position
bo.Weed auadaIaiara and the city of MeNi-
CO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12

nut tilc iltoi liidtltii IL NphAthiiS iS VI N'
much public interest that we venture to
publish it.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Sd, 1854"
We are at work on the Enrolment bill.
The $780, clause will be retained. The
exemptions in the Cd section have been
stricken out by the committee, but think
will he restored by the House. The two
classes are onsolidatcd-Sailors in tn e
Navy are credited, and drafting is to pro-
eeedin any locality that fails on the first
to give sufficient number until the num-
Der is obtained. In this number each
communication is counted as one man.
In Maine it stands in about this way -
At the time of the last draft We were
about 300 bchindhand. The men and
money obtained by the draft gave us 1860.
This gives us HOO to credit ON the 100000
call. On that call our qnota is about
l., 600. and from this deduct 400, gives us
10000 to raise. Our quota, if recollcct,
was about 900, so this new call would
give us about 5000 men to raise.
These are approximate results, and may
not be precisely correct, but are in the
near neighborheod of the fact
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12

to Richmond. and endeaYor, by surprise
to liberate our prisoners there. The cav
airy reached thebridge at the time appoint
cd, marching AZ miles in 10 1-2 hours. A
force of infantry followed in the rear for
the purpose of supporting them.
1t was expected to surprise the enemy
at Bottom Bridge, who had for long time
only small picket there. The surprise
failed because, as the Richmond Examiner
Of to-day says. Il Yankee desertcr gave in
Formations of the intended raid.
The enemy had felled a large amount OF
timber so as to block up and ohstruct the
roads, and make it impossible for our cav
airy to pass. After remaining at the
Bridge from , until l. NJ, Gen. Wistar
Joined them with his infantry, and the whole
object of the surprise having been defeat
ed, Gen. Wistar returned to Williamsburg
On his march back his rear was attacked
by the enemy, but they were repulsed with
out loss to us.
\ march by our infantry (three rcSi-
ments of whom were colorcd)of more than
80 miles was made in 56 hours. The cav
airy marched over 100 miles in so hours.
This shows that it is possible to make a
campaign in Virginia in the winter.
The despatch boat is just i'll from New
bern. Gen. Palmer reports everything as
going on well in that vicinity. The losses
by lis in public property are too trifing to
mention. We should not desire more
favorable result. The losses in killed
wounded and missing are but few.
NEW York, 9th.
The Tribuue'S army despatch says Gen,
kilpatrick's cavalry reconnaissance con-
clusiycly proves that no force of the enemy
occupies the country east of Mine river.
The Times despatch says it has been
satisfactorily asccrtaincd that the main
body of Lees army is between Gortens-
Vile and Orange Court House. Citizens
residing inside the enemy's lines say Lee
expects to have 1900 recruits sent to him
by the LIST of March, which will swell his
force to $4,000 or 10000 men. All bust
ness will he suspended to fill up the ranks;
5000 or 10000 mechanics in Richmond
will be forced TO shoulder the musket and
take part in what the rebel leaders think
will he the last struggle. The conscrip-
ton act is being everywhere enforced.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12

late its publishers upon their success.
Aroostook Times.
One of the best evidences to us, that
Aroostool1 County is settled by intelligent
and worthy men and women, is that the
Times suits them so completely, that it is
well sustained We are under obligations
to our contemporaries for their favorable no.
tice of The american, The best return
We can make. is to cndeavor to deserve it,
and also to desire for them prosperity.
~ Read "Chcap Browns" advertise
mcnt, in another column. and then give
him call.
WHY isit that editors ought to live
cheaper than anybody else Because they
get borcd for nothing.
The Macbias Union says, " the leg
i-lature is engaged in the stupcndious
project of making Portland the Capital.
HARpER's MAGAZINE for February il
upon our table, laden with good things
EVERYBODY should take Harper. Mcscs
Hale has il.
The time for which large bounties
will continue to be paid, extends only to
March LIST. There can be no doubt but
Maine will obtain Der quota before that
time.
We learn that We shall soon have
pleasure of listening TO a lecture OH Ire
land, to he delivered by young. educated,
and talented Young lrishman, member OF
Amherst College From what We learn
good lecture may be expected.
-Thc new call for troops, means only
200. GEO moro, pius the number ninq' on
the last call of 100000. Maine will come
OUT we'll on this, as she has more thar
filled her quota on the 100000 call. We
think from present appearances that our
quota will not exceed and may fall below
1000 men.
MEn,ss. SAWYER X BCRE Will you
rive place to the following notice in youf
paper, which should have been sent to YOU
last week. l.. I. PHELPS.
III SoIl;nrs Md sor;ctv would ackuou-
LEDGE the receipt of go from Miss Nancy
button, the proceeds Of the Tablcaux and
other entertainments given by the Young
people of DIR. Tenney's Society, in be-
half Of the Soldiers.
An American lady tainted while be-
ing presented to the Empress EuS'nic III
faHS: Inc latter was aeiiSh'cd III inc
com l'iiiue!i''
s''D5,i mi"''s n"i'i nn,N'''.
81 WISH huIhA tpuinstoe} va,
back 10 Ia AGAIN w would not he starved
-day Il lie werc-hc is the man who has
tbe ri,rht Iirag- aLGut kim. This army vonld
va M, lilo x,r,. INV. ,r 1,,,,h f,r him IN.
NJ ~ - w ~ ~ a.,
-, :.
-Ni:hiu half an hour after the House
ra,@,a the receive in faxoruf Bates College,
W. ,,r,r IN tv, zen
tl.I4.i c;lri; of Whom left With him $500,
both 1000 to 20 towards the $50. GOO " hich
the friends of the institution are required
II, the resolve IA roi<r h, forc sc,uriu., the
I.,,d f,nf, IL. set
'''N 49, ''-
ENGLAND so A"Eeie'.-1a"c' hedinthhs7'
Boston. has issued in nca, pamphlet form tho
,peeclcs q Henry Ward B..cher. while in E,r
IL v.h,t 4-,;u. a.. -.
.i"+ ""'' - ms "7'''''' ~ '"e INV
If"de Hall, Mare ae+.er. 1t Is taken from tho
Manshestor Ersu,,aer oni 7in,, There i. no
...,;a l;..
> '"i '''s' P''''st''1' WI Fu' 'o' 'Peeo"e'
OF this wonderful mn in Tia bands Of the mil
lion.
We like 10 hcs, reanIs tell rted ,,.,;,,
vbiIs they M. .ho,, !, p.sa H.. t,II.,;.-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12
Special Notices.
4 CARD.

The Managers Of die Complimentary Dance Civ .
en- IN honor Of the furloH ghe& Soldiers nov vi,i,
ing Ellsworth, return their thanlss To MSssvs. H.
4 : h. Whiting, p. ". Perry. Monroe Young q.
Cunningham, A. T. Jelison, b. n Moore. John
NJ. Peck, and others, for their many kind fayor..
Also TO the Young Ladies for their a.sis,anc, In
lssefa Ting the Aimory.
PER ORDER OF CON.
Ellsworth, Feb. loth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12

--Perley 10 the Boston Journal saws !:
"A lengthy and elaborate statemen; show.
ing the effect of the Reciprocity Treaty on
the trade and revenue of the United states,
VIII he sent to Congress Tomorrow by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. The draft of
the document Is engaging to the treaty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12
iImportcm .from Buffers Department-A
Real More ON acknowledgement
Babied by Federal Deserter.

Importem from Buffers Deparimcnt-A
Real More ON ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Batied by Federal Deserter.
BALTIMORE. 9th.
The American has dispatches from &C.
Fuller at Fortress Monroe, which says the
rebel flag of truce steamer Schultz, with
Commissioner Ould and Capt. Hatch ar
rived at City Point on Sunday.
The citizens {prisoners) were brought
down nv the Sehaltz and put on board the
New York. They are both Marylandcrs.
.one Of them. Mr.. 4. Brengle, was captur-
ed at Middleton Ga the 29th of June last.
while acting asA,yeluntary assistant TO the
Sanitary Commission, and the other, Gee.
w. Langley, was captured while driving a
wagon for the Sanitary Commission on the
eth of November, near Charlottesville.
They brought exciting news from Rich
mond which they represent was in a state
of the most fcverish excitement from Sat
urday until Sunday afternoon, when they
left.
At midnight on Saturday night. the bells
of the citY were rung and the people went
rushing through the streets CRYING, =. To
arms To arms The Yankees are COM
ing ~
Il. \ ~.
DufiiS .nc ieahin"'! vi 'ie HiSu' '"'i'
was an intense c9minotion everywhere.-
The Home GUARDS were caiieo OUT ana 'he
tramp OF men eouia DC heard IN All oiree-
'tions. W omen ana children were hurry
ing to aud fro, and there was such a panic
-as Riehmond never before N'iaesseo'
On Sunday morning there wiis no abate
ment IN the excitement. The men were
all ordered to the deIehees' and every clti'
zen armed and placed on guard ever the
Pr,s"ncS
Inc eAei'e men az "In's ''c PRISONERS u
INV ~; ~. !, =, ." SAL. soa,p.ae, We,
1.'ae me- eoe" 'N,",a ',i''
n'eniiioho was MUTUALLY 'hrea'ened .! ihe
a Mn ~ =.
,l.rm hal,s ware again frr;au.l, r;nar;n,-
III. nr;sonsrs i.ft aud -. ,f RI.
rrc.,est I'm rwo;I and confpsic,,, sncl, a. n ~
had never seen before in the city.
The runners that prevailed were conflict.
ing and wild. 1t was their impression thai
from 900 to 10 1000 cavalry would have
but little difficulty in entering the ctr and
liberatinr the Union prisoners, DESTROYING
the public property and Publications be-
fore any sallieieat force csuid hc brought
np tn prevent it, and retire by the PENN
.sula.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12

The Springfield Republican asks what
military order is like lady crossing the
street ON wet day! Dress up in front
and close up in the rear.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12
The New Enrolment Bill.

The following is from a private letter,
but the information it contains is of so
much public interest that we venture to
publish it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12

Secret Session of Tirgiaia legislature
Later from Herico-Importdnt Iictory
Of the Ncricaas-Ho,r Nericda Trait
ors ere .Serred--4drices from .Shermaa's
Erpeditioa.
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I T E M s, & Q.

Iv~ Ellsworth American comes to us with
an entire new dress, 'head'' and all. The
american is live paper and we congratu-
late its publishers upon their success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12

Within half an hour after the House
ra>-ed the rr,oiyci in fa4or Of Bates College,
ON Thursday 1T augusta. President Chccny
was pnc3pee,edlf waited uron by two gen
tlcia,n eacl. Of whorn left with him $500.
both $1,000 to 20 towards the $50 COO which
the friends of the institution are required
by the resolve tn raise before securing the
iai.d from the state.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-02-12

IL See a woman in another .ohrrnn picking
sambuci Grapes, for Sreer's Wine. 10 !. ar ad-
mitasle article, used in hospitals and BY the fr.,
families in Pnsis. London AMI New York, in pref
erencc 10 old Port Wine 1t ia worth . trial a.
II gives great satisfaction. y
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER l. 1864.

Mar nv r W
nurpsy rhomas
Ms Oh rlrs u
nvsys Law renee Jr
The New York herald., 1864-10-01

yngR UNITED STATES AND JAMAICA MAIL STEAM.
- aHTT OOMPsYva
SPLENDID BRITISH IL ~ BrRAMsHlP
M1ETEirdA,
Capt Joseph Hamshs~ Win .-ricr accom- fcr
fhs.on, jamaica on mo I'd OF month ss twoP ~
WHOM this date sunjav the departure WIN -
posirnnsi o the follow'ns Monday
For % ssags at t75 IN gold applv to
CHS A. WHITNEY ~ Broadway
Fs- freight apply .. ~ South s,r,.t
No freight recevsf bills ~ sdg ssnsf on the dAy
departure. z.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
E>Og HAVANA
The splendid sds wheel steamship
Il A Ii -

CDLuhBfA-D B Barton.
EtBLE-J J. fewfsn,-.
NORR0 cA7TIE (s1idirgl--Riah.rd Adams
The sOLIMbIA, Ceptaiu Barton. wi. lesg- rlcr No -
Norh river FOR Havana, wsdnssds October S. ~
O'CLOCK y. VI prsciseis.
all lettAr. psss tbrnueh IN. Post nio,.
Ctsrsncsg soois b- brought IA vith the bni -
sRiisr.
For freight Of Passage army
gPOFFvRO rii.ErrDs \ 90, 70 prosdvay
Tho favorito st~amsr bNG..s si c.i he 90 bts
and leave on Wcdasadny, ooinh>r ~ O'Clock ?. y.
prroisey.
The New York herald., 1864-10-01
LIST OF LETTERS
xsmaining In ths New York Post Once
Saturday. October !. l66A
eNe!alIy Published h the NswspaDsF
Having lhe Largest Circulation.

Please give tho name - It b In the papse, and
~ what day IL is advertised re 6aaa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-14
DfgM}fGlcg.

Aua nCrtli3cn 9Ilt'e.u erieG2n goit taE
Gle in Baton 9tGuae oeraratcucR Wrthioe t;s
Stahtfs 9Uaifaun son Den @~laufess g. fafipii +
unO nod Sem SrIeaaa actreTg ioUgosn anr.
Diei:lteu ioa5n id3an t~beiIioeiie sermoprrt az.
rslsa isin., NHSer nisi,n bUdtl w,htieen 0a-
vi'rcr fauNcn Tic 2~antecs atsr audi npn NON
50 = 100000 iii gtOtsn rrr g!rp Stleans Grts-
cent GitD 8nnf.
Sic Staet gfsu gcrt ,atlt ieRt 9epem
Orr einen Snff tn rriuqt, $500. Lur& cier 8
fOi:IFlsti8e GGserii1r'i,tsl rUEi man aenuo @pi.
c@tsf 3u%lan'nen it %sefc.nmsn, um az !ein:r as
is'nftnen Anshebung ldlretts1 III miiHen. YEfnn
6Ser Is s!h SsfleNUertauier iGon $500 fur iepsn
N,truten b%tFommt. ME plst miro Damn ert Der
3tstrut ieIbf erbaIten 8traen rcQcn Die Q,ut.
Men i'm 9!Orren iben.. absr ieItit ishtsu, nc -
0aS Feben e!nes gnmp:n unO 0aIgsn itr!d5 mnB
n~briBenE leat5ute6r i'm Iorptn Dtrl iprrtb itin
De 3abl Der iaoli6en &rirasaefana,nen
jH H0d 9SIanO, 9GinoiS, brtraBt 5000, fcsaer
%sfnDsn lid nod $3.50 i'm Gasp Doualas Bel
@3itd9O uur 200 in ELTON. Sa.uUio bat olip
9enug NstsGen ~aui5upsilm.
NaS ran, NOypsu tommt Da8 81, riHt. Dae
nnier @asrilailhrer 9uantreQ aefaaen lei.
Gis GgnrI,itOa tsIagtrnoen ganfsee Du.
cen lt mot Ill 0a8 &Dtet etneolu8 qstebrt. Der
TENN am 4"n His. Nits. 3u bsttn anSsfoalen
9atirn. Sore &u9cin lOstn mad To4! Sum Ter
unc Ger &tapt NIt an aacsren 3aIsn beyuter
Sn nGr0li4en 3ejtunefn mtrp gtel User
pie Nra8s 8siprORsr, m cis SAuip lei,pm,e
zen iet, cG8 WranI3 Diihs a~gEperumenk Elm il
,hH G4l,tes5 &nce uaGm. Sic Ghulo wira
namitp eem QritaaOe 3ussiAgie5sn, roB igoeno
5smanG einc Da!1e z tuEre na& Dtnl WujIirofn
YER Wtns gnnu5 Os, itrsiaem lies. t9e maa ,um
ztnrme lba't. uaa p9B atsie Galbe 5tnpoe son
Sen. S:eursaar0 Dann trsffia bsnust mUrgtn
pare, ote @sitmtnNrn nit einem m6tDeriit8G
5sucr 3u emRfan8en. Gins untsriu bunasz@ oms
iniiiion If nteper9eisgt wOrpsn, un sirIen Sc
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-14

Zen &tnumen aut, mas or 2luss ttun uup Sc.
3tnntr irfroc. penn er u0h Sabt unb San BON
hprt nirerT lsim!Gms ais elm mGttia rf;bcr
Mann. osc it i'm Gpltc wal;en unp GO NIT
oolen pdaecn aueitreucu tDune, ctne eas ere
>ptttfr psrlpr.e! unp wis CT lib pauu and riu
idDnce S6irS tGysn 7Gnne. bart am 8bein oIf
'tnsm ta9el, pfIsn ltcl3e Sinnsn lid in ben
SFeusn lpic9ett'n; nnr aroes WdIrsr taufsn
MD tresu mls Der bprnetmlt IL @~belmann in Gem
eaHre = bis IS ibm cnbltd' gan, 9ejb Yur rer
Stirn marie une ism ptr Sppf f&minoetse pcr
allen araUmeu unb 0crontsn unp QuItIblGFsrn
bic CT 10 inc S!aus tinein bauts. ubnr G,rnub
une Suecn mr. icgtidrn 6alt. 8is sum Qbync
itdns or "a duf hrr Srifc, unS CRIT. ais DER
9Etno futl iitrr ren T6sin heripeets uuo Elm
!el6tsf 8'rFlhauer i'm fdittcIte, ma6ts or I'D,
ami iinc 9tn9 bingham rapon. Mpey upf nid,t
ectn' in lttn DaIs 9ira or, ienbern binein N
ole Stapt, no err na6 berr @oRbauie 1rante, cGs
Ole hcute an8eiargtcn NueWauocrcr A, ibrcm
Suorttcr 9~cmdtlt b6tten. 9orater erbirtt or
90tc St!feio nne nun fu ste er oru iuuerr
Wenitbcn auf, Der itn pon gotifpruicu cr;Gbit
BATE, lies ibn eiren Sbcppcn %Seir trinoen
dnb nc6 ciacr, uuo loafttc ane6dtia auf Oil.
lee, mae her jUu9e Mrnfb nu@ weiterce BON re,n
9o'oionec 81 tetidtru wustc. Dos mar MIN
dbcr nttat oieI, unb auh niht Yirl @Gbrrs an
o'm %Eentaeh, mac Sensr terettm,Iil gum BE-
ten SAB; 0ttr bch rt'ptc IS Sin, ole Sebu1,ht
Wtcr98 nad prm @ipirlanoc INNER lstbulter Al
rrcen, HH9 ais ct SupiiG uaa Mlt!ernoft poi;
ptni neu 19itpuncnru 6rerpoe ihiso, fauo ieia
@ut'GluF ffli. Gds @rbc Firr9 9Mters prutt
sr rerrduf,n Lnb unt Ger aeufw S0ett biriibcr
Icad". NO rr ia @tio uup @l$f nit ie.dter
&ubc IN roNsn 6auirn tnosu mnatc.
Su farie ou5rtUnmer. warf rr lid auf bne
S'tt, Am 'u l%tIoirn; Gter Ictu icrf ists unr
rutt9er S6iumnCr mar in Sirfcr gldtt nurus
bt4, rte ME ourbtr NAB or traumte rur nid,ts.
1le och buucn @oIrtcrgcn, pie ryie m6b.jor
5:nt' IN g trotIc Der Gpnus nliEtsn uno Dor
t5r0Ben Sesn faifasu 9ccieaensu G%5ilscrs. tos
man tots HSn1sr aus ctnem 3runncn fGSrfrn
to1atC. Nm frItsn McrNrn aber alma or "a
'''nrm Srnrer, I'm tjelcm ben aCiastsn Gnte
dug mitjtttetIs1, Die Shl6t 9atte Iet,sn
OHM nlhtG'%acevt. ffjncu obfnteu:rlibeu uur
afj"4rt;hrn &oriaB mint QrlGwidt. GENE
4uge" mar'a sesIcuoFt. ie!r @e,f1ao vrsp,rr.
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p''Fi'4 nit %a&t irin 9anSe, SGef,n srfiGt
4a!:t.. GJct fctotI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
STOCK REPORT.
GRy the PEOPLES Linp1


NEW YORK, Feb 4.-Tnere was not much
alteration in the prices of stocks this morning,
but an improved feeling was manifested as
compared " it'll the highest cash sales at the
first board yesterday, New York Central az
yapced p, Erie preferred 4; Hudson River q
Harlem Ia; Michigan Central 4. Michigan
Southern / q; Illinois Contra = Cleveland and
Pittsburg Il; GaIlena and Chicago Z a: BIl-
waukie ana Prairie du Chen 4; Fort Wayne
=: CHICAGO and North western !; Chicago and
Alton 3; Reading and Alton q; Gle ve1and and
Toledo u; Chicago and Rock Islaud /; Alton
and TeIre Haute q; Cumberland Coal |. T lie
market was stronger in the afternoon, and
nearly all the railway shares improved frac-
ton on the mornings prices.
The money market Is working with more ease
tnHn il mas Tor some months past, but tho raj
irg rate of interest remains at per cent. the
same may be said of oth3r sections of the
untry, and where but few days ago the cry
stTineently was almost uni yer al. The intro
Guction OF the interest bearing Treasury notes
having relieved large volume oflegai tenders,
and the new national bank currency, mas
cansed capitalists to loosen their grip upon the
market, and accept more easy terms from Dor
rowers. The intelligence that the bank of Eng
Land had again advanced the rates OF intere 81.
had the effect OF raising the premium of gold
TO. day of one per cent.