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, 1864-01-24
Markets by Telegraph.
st. Louis Marke:.,,-
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune.


ST. Louis, January q 1884,. .
j.. TonAcco-NaIket Arm sales light. :. ;..- ~.
FLoCR--A shade ensler- Sales include 1,Ho htls
choice bra3ds on terms not made public Asln
gle extra nt s60 delivered: $50 hfia single exza at
Ia 2s2 5yis single extra private and super At s5
ruIsaloa IN e market. Sales include 20 kaeSs l.1.no
nhite Ut &1zI: 70 nacEs ont. faiY rcd II 4l3a Oats
we're acttTe. Saics Include 1s5 sacls. pan II s-r
and part dct cred. n c, and . aaeks soconduaad
Eunnes at 5'}sc. Corn dull and Io,zcr holders s'c
clln!nE SELL Sales include c5 tacts new at 81 Is ;
leQ sacks yphtr poor Al st:c, aad IL sacks old on
withheld Rye ana' Barley in 6nail offerings
and ho1dcts refusing the prices offered.
. fWuleKY-Unsetttcd and nothing done..
PnopucE-Butter and Cheese very dui and business
ueatuEaby restricted 10 t'eretatl trade. We quote
western butter al Ohio nt staaec; New York
at eeG63; Western Reserve and Hamburg clccae at
1sH@1lc English t.aisy 1la15c.
GRocER1Ks-vcry light business doing Ne quote
rIo cctc at s4Aak5c. Old Louisiana sugars higher,
at t1sG1:c new do Ut 12H0l35tc; old p1anta otas
sts at &C, aud new do At 'oc = gallon: go :,
sAL7-Sew York s9.oo9s Is = bsl; OHIO saoo 5, brt,
eud G. A. ct xs-43 = sack. =
PRov1E1o%s-For Fork and Lard no settled bsices
lsvc Jet been established Holders ara very arm At
figure which frghtens OF buyers; only SIN iii trans
actions are o:eutng and thesc generally 1t prices
not made public Sales Of 70 ierces choice kettle
render Cd lard At 11kc bsla do IT LIZ. For grease
and talloW there u continued demand for both
,tcrs and prices rule Gs a91pc for ereadt and 1t
G11hc for ta1low.
woo1-Demand steady at :eess1tc }or sa6 wa5acd; 6.
& &c for deece washed. and s3G&&c for unwzshed N
HeGs-Rcceipts between :, 40 md 3nol mostly con.
tract lots. Sales were made this morning OF Ii head
averaging 80 Is ut as3 GO head aFesasins1t5 hs
It s6to and sales yesterday afternoon were msdc OF
extra cholce lot Of ITO and rs and another lot Of
choice. .1Go In number, at $7A1,
, 1864-01-24
IDAHO
Gr,0WIEG ACCOUNTS FROM: j.:
i. THE: GOLD MINES:
haho Next Fear Can Pay the later
= est on Two thousand Mil. =;
- Lions Of eur Debt.

H1n N. F. Langford, formerly a resfLlnf
ct this city, but noNE'of Idat,. f.4 TI7vf
reached this Mace direct mon, Esst RoSno 5 Jes.
City Mr. Laagford was chosen to the Ie9.
leiatute! Last fall, but instead of ntfeni7;rS
TINT assembly, Yielded to the reuueak of tfS
people 1t Eastern Idaho, to eome On to Wash.
ngton And secure. Il possible, = division OF
the: Te1rito13, Tie eireuiteus route which
eeesity. ;. Riding thousand niles on mnle
to attend . meeting Of the Legislature is
worth trfAe more than the ni1eage,
Mr.. .Langford coaarms the statements Of
says they have bean carefully made. The:
Captain took pains to gather reliable data,
anu his reports are Is accurate a. can be as
ee5tsinsd; I'll :. n;;. c,,.. IT,. -,
been known Is the Shrinking Watar Diggings,
are now ealIed FairWe4tTer. The d{gpi1os
arc fifteen miles ID extent, and each siairn
corsists lof' one hundred feet front on the
creek, extending back On each side to the
luse or the mountsina.~
There arc about = coo people at this plsce-
1 IL 1urh manv are eneaped in other pursuita
tLau mining. The a7eFare Weld OF Tie minca
is $3.50, Geo Der week
At. bannock City the diggiugs are four
/ fiout.
/. The most dLrriup at this nlace .ls in the
lctlcs. but onar.z miIis are rconired for crush.
1 inc thc rpck. Therc urc hut threc milla Ut
Psnnocl, and one Of those poor concern Of
% Owiue to the want Of these mills the Weld
il not Is GREAT as tue value of the mines
;Neuld Iesd one to suppose. There are Eulch
Lines at Bannock but they arc not as rich as
the lodes or the Fairweather Mines
Mr, Langford is of the opinion that In auoth-
or year Idaho will produce gold enough to pay
the interest on two Thousand millions of war
debt
TIE miners are Of the opinion that tho
Yellow Stone Valley, at the mouth of the
Big Horn, which empties into the Yellow
Stone, is u "gold country" and = large enuin-
ber will leave Virginia City in the spring to
prospect for new dfggings. 1t Is tie uniyer-
sal opinion thnt that IS the. chosen ground
and ley arc bound to Investigate It, The
mouth OF the Big Horn Il TWO hundred and
fifty miles east Of Virginia City and over
three hundred cast Of Eannoek; This makes
It much more accessible than either OF these
| points, and If the SPRING. expedition Is euc-
TINT direction, a 8 =
/ Some have been confused BY the reports
that have heen, published. For instance II
has been stated that miners are digging twcn-
ty collars worth Of gold in q days and that
so1ue OF them Layc made ten Thousand dol
lars in. one or two months. This apparent
discrernnrr ia easily explained. Amin own
irr claim hires say ten men At Is pcr dav.
| tle aycrnre Weld being 40 for each one lie
nets one Iundred and INV dolhrs day.
ar allowing tYe1,ty-siy workinr iays. a.. al
a n,nnth.
The ronte faken ty lfr. I.nncfon3 WAS vim
| Salt Lake CITY. He MAS fourteen davs ma:
L;nr+ha 4r{n fono nrrooly ~ Ssit oiyo f,;t1-
, 1864-01-24
FROM DES: MONIES.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1

: Especial Dispatch to the Chicago nibune.l
nu+ :na Rt1 A1tsts, @;s.s,, ' e. I.s.a:,. e,
ouose ou,t ana D. e. n.esel, VI Ddpuqu'
ntg amops 'ne ar1asas =. tne eassFs hoase.
tn'ea!sense ION a'nesent pof4ons .. NV
stare lnaicate tnas Inc ttepooAean sta1e con,
venu0n 70 oe ae,o on 'ne "a reora1Y "1a
70 1nny attenuea una a4nn''ao'S 'or Ao3s'
esin Lincoln e;o 1of Ffes,aent r>-...-,
The s1tn Iowa infantry, known rs the
gaybeards " has bean ordered to Rock Is
leno 10 guard the rebel pr1sonera-
>';Ihe Copperhcad paper here: Is ,groaning
terribly because loyal Legislature refuses to
give 1t patronage. 1t says it don't care: for
, 1864-01-24

y n the late debate In Congress on the pro
posed tax. upon, Whi4ky, Ar:, KEl1xr, nof
Pennsylvania said.:.:o5 :.':,'. y: :s,I;t.
j. The last gentleman Nao addressed The com.
mittee (Mr: Chanler) told ns that poverty and
gaunt want stalk through the streets, Of. Phil
.adelpbia and other. Northern chies; and he
nsc1ibcs 1t to taxation. 1deny this allegation,
and l. challenge the observation Of gentle-
men, challenge the records Of oar Savings:
Banlss,- 1 challenge the: number. Of housea be-
ing built I'd every town aud :eitJ In the North.
to prove Tint there never waa season Of
greater prosperity than now, :Gaunt want:
does stalk through the streets Of our cities.
Its no: ,begotten Of ta1ation though, but Of
fntemre1ance. The hungry wife who watch
cs day after dky, and night after night fot the
husband to whom she gave her young love,
and gathers to her exhausted breast the hun
grJ Eabe, complains not Of taxation, but that
fer wretused husband loissEB In the school
Eorse; OF modern .DemocnacJ-the corner
grotggery: i: have sat nlne:JeAzs and -nine
months as Judge OF Court which had Grim
ina1 Jurisdiction over = population Of over
six hundred fhouaando people, and I tell the:
gentleman Tint had It not been for g1oggur-i
.ieE,-the SCHOOL Of modern Dcmoc1ae
cy,-my business In the criminal department
~ ould have been diminished eight Or nine,
ft.,f1,a :: - ...:r.ya: - f'f - :, -
, 1864-01-24
FROM FRANKFORT.

:, Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.l Il;
: ;r.'i ;:,.- FaAsksoE7, KY, Jan. =, 1854.
Several ballots were taken today Tor Scna-
tor, with very little variation from yesterday,
Gen. Butler was Withdrawn and his four
voters, who call themselves States rights
Democrats, went over to Guthrie. The Last
ballot was as follows: .,.-.
: Guthrie 81: Bell; 50; Burnham 81; Buck
ner s.
The Legislative Halls are drapcd in mourn
ing for the death Of Senator Buster
y: =, The senate's bills passed making various
amendments to the Revised Statues
Another wopan's rights Bill wns reported,
debated, and then rejected
Tie House Bill to extend the session of
the Legislature beyond sixty days, was re-
jettcd. The present Legislature expires BY
limitation on the 5th March. Several pri-
vate Bills were passed, and various rcsolu-
were offered, and referred, some were reject
and more passed,
, 1864-01-24

From the Army Of the. Potomac,
= New YonK;; Jan. 23..-Ihe Washington spe-
cinl to the New York Times says: s<.5
Shnrp musketry firing, continuing scyeral
minutes, was heard at 5 o'clock On Tnursdn5
morning, among the rebels over the Rapidan,,
near Ely's Ford, supposed to be occasioned
by r concerted attempt to desert nll at once
Ey considerable body Of men.
Reports tllrt Richmond is being gradually
<yAeuatcd by the rebel government continue
to be brought here, by persons from that
rl1ce- It is positively sisted that tho remoy-
81 Of the gunmaking machinery from: Trede-
arAron works to Columbia, s. c., has been
going on for weeks.
: Blk dcscrers from tie rebel army came into
our lines on Wednesday. Two Of them haye
been placed On picket The number coming
in for day or Two past hss been unusually
large. = -.
:. The Uryald's Washington dispatch sxys:
Navigation on the Potomac has been re-
su1ned. Several vessels have ar1ived which
have been icebound for two weeks.
The Elk dcserteEs who came into our lines
were from the Let North Carolina cavalry.
They report many others anxious to leave
their regiment. which is stationed ten miles
from Fredericksburg- The Presidents am
11esty proclamation is creatinga state Of feel
ing IN the rebel army which indicates Its ut
ter Generalization. "a
Recruits adrretnrning convaleeeents ara
daily swelling the .onl-s Or our army, which,
Il they continue to r1,sh mp, will be 1nateri-
ally enlarged.
, 1864-01-24
GIN. ULLNTAN And HIS COM.
NfAND.

lv. ToEE, Jan. o3.-Tbe following ex-
t,,ts from private letters received in this
: iii are Of marked Interests: r..
'oHT HUDSON, Jan. 12.-Thc statement
1t,lishcd in the papers Of Dec 22d, Of the
coturc and Imprisonment, In Richmond Of
ddurral Ullman WIS q mere canard. There
We net syllable OF truth in It. Another in
votion has. gone the rounds Of the papers
ad caused a vast amount of unnecessary
Tin in f:lInilfes, viz: That the of6cers of Gen.
I1n:n's command who had been tnken pris-
oers Ind been Lung by the rebels. The
tts arc, that after much hardship, General
1lman long since received information 4s to
1e fate Of ali the officers Of his division that
I've fallen into the hands of tho enemy cx-
tpt one. Those who wcrc taken at jack
N arc in Libby prison, and tuose wlo were
ertu1ed ct BIashsr City, in June, arc and
IKE been at ca,nnl Fond ArabeI Depot III
uisoners, four: miles f. IA Tyler: It Is known
hat latterly, their treatment has not differed
Lsentially~ from Tint Of other prisoncrs.
icnc.al G1lmau constantly has rebel prison.
sr5 In his hands, aud those who know him
\ aeed no assurance that if an5 OF his command
:hall bc treated contr1ry to tho usages Of
civilized waTfnrc, retaliation viii be sharp
and quick. 49,
Gencrul st. George Cooke, commanding ut
Eaton Rouge, and General Ullmnn hare sent
nut large dctaehments to try and cnt of some
e.0O0 rebels who arc making a stand about
fifteen miles cast. 90 j.
, 1864-01-24

CoTTos-Masket frm md decidedly more ast1fe, 1t
e.9sl5sc for udd1ing urnnde. The bulk 81 The sales
FIorR-Orcned qc{et and closed With better de-
msnd and timer. Without change In pFtces-
Nu1sKT-unsctt&cd,a al 85A9S:c- a.tue.
GEAIE-Whrat firm and IN Air de1a9nn' Ga5suy y iof
export at $I5a0;l 81 FOR Chicago spring: for
milwaukee, club: @issG1 nv for amber AliEAukee,
choice lo:s being hed higher: 3s foI 99 ;ed
for ab<F Mch!san; t19 for Eh,e wsssesn sx, Ggtn
hppnE plxrd western In store. Oats more A:ilye
ard 1c higher. Sales II a8s4c-thc latter me- ~
WocL-FIr1u. witt nothing Of moment acia9: =
PKTEoLKua-Quict. Refined. In bond. tsas!Hc.
EEof1sloss-ForE dull. hea!y and l5~EI e II sa!et As
1ifj0s1aco Ior old sna now prime; ~ oaa;19o tor
buJfr's option. Vt Fes5, and 90 htla new mess fr
!nne delivery. At t20e Rason saes 9niet = 19k4
hogs dnlt at2a9ke for western, and 100 Lttd
drOs hSayx md saada casleE at }fs.
NtEu.
, 1864-01-24

THE NEWS.

A&3H n d ~ H&
All is reported quiet at Chattanooga. Gen,
Grant is rapidly pcrfecting hls<eommunica-
tious, and supplies have already begun to
come iu, 80 that full rntions are issued to the
troops. In the meantime the rebels are fer
5"@ royalty on mule bcef, with thirty tkou-
sand mutlnous troops In their centre held
Endcr guard, d significant cont12st with our.
gallant regiments re-enlisting for the war.
almost en- masse.
Expeditions are the order Of the day. One
OF light draft river boats is fitting ont In
Gen Banks department for q cy11isn up the
Red River, where most valuable results viii
1'e attained ,',..........-..
Tie dispatch from Ar. Cass gives an Off
cial statement Of the condition of the Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
which has been derauged for. several, days
past By the cugineers' strike. The eastern
division will be In running order. on Monday,
and the military will See that The threats Of
J., violence are not accomplished. ----- =
Reports continue to come In Of the evnena-
ton Of Richmond The rebels, would seem
to be packing mp, their rotten government
and Trcdcgar Iron works In their ca1petbaas,
and travelling for the last ditch, which they
have Located in South Carolina The begin
ming Of the end draWs nigh III,
In our telegraphic columns Will b. found &
full list Of the decisions rendered during the
Er1unuary term of the Illinois Supreme Court
a srcck of war Is visible about Port Hud-
son. Tie rebels in large numbers are con-
gregatius in that: vicinity, and threatening
tie stronghold. Uuman and his Chasseu1s
d'Af1iqrc will see to it that it docs not revert
IN rebel nnssess;nn
, 1864-01-24

,u.~. .. PITTsnrncu, Jan. 2 1864.
Jos. q. Moore Commercial, and Genera AGENT
u ,:F.::W. 8 G. R. r., Chicago: -, :.
On the EASTERN Division the men al now
'asking to be employed again We aha1 have
twenty or thirty engines running on Il ls Di-
vision on Mondny. On The Western DFlsion'
there is strong disposition Of the vio1 Int to
mob those who want to 60 to- work The
military authorities will settle with tllis lass,
on Monday. ..i,,,t
, 1864-01-24
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Especial Dispatch 10 the chicago Tribune.]

s.. Especial Dispntch 10 the Chicago Trihunc.]
q, CHATTANOOGA, Teuu Jan. Fl, 1S6A
:, The rebel order to mske .eoldiers serve
three years, is causing, hundreds to. desert:
Eif.y-six came In to-day III one SOUND
An Intelligent soldier who left Dalton yes:
terday, saxs that Morgan was to arrive to-day
and mike raid IN our pickets. >'
One whole division left yesterday to rcin-
force The rebels at Mobile. -
The 44th Indiana, and 38th and 2sth Ohio
hnyc re-enlisted. :; s.s....!'
: In a rebel rid on Walker county; on Sat
'urdny, about fifty Uuionists were con-
scriptcd. 4'.''...'.::.:.: . 80 -
!. The 1st; Sd, ill., and I'd Ohio cavalry have
'reloenlisted. -. :. :: TT =: - ...~.
: The fsbe1 Gen. Kanee: and two Of his stat,
captured At the 'front.'. hare arrived here and
been sent to Nashville. :: -'r -. 49,.
-. In q severe skIrmisll near: Blain's Cross
Roads, on the 18th, +Adjntant Smith md
three others werekil1ed and: nIno wounded,
in the 125th Ohio. ...':' :. H.. :s:'e
T. Lieut.. Stephen, ,sof: The 44sh Indiana, died
ut Knoxville Wednesday. w
CuAr7Asooai.A.,. Jan. 2ss.GTrafns are run
ming regularly between Nashville and chat~
tunooga. Col. McCollnm has arrived with
1,Cco mechanics and laborers> and work at
building tho. railroad to Knoxville will be
commenced ;atonce.:. Supplies are accu1nu.
lating, and'the Issuing Of full :rations com: 7:
>menced to-day. .*.::-. ~'.'
J: :: 4 large number Of reteran volunteers have
left the army; hut the balance Is maintained
By raw recruits from the North and deser-
tions from the South T.; -: ~'':.... .:::.,
:. Seven. hundred recruits came down this
morning. On Monday%15o rebels deserted,
and to-day a; squad of44. ill.,. =, H.. ID
: The 1ebel arny Is still in position near Dal-
ton. More than 81, 900 Tennessee and Ken
sucky troops are eamped in the center under.
guard. ills positively known they are killing
their best mules for subsistence =! !:
= Gen. Grant came a to the front this morning
Gen. Judah left for Knoxville to resume com
mand of Ills old division Of tho .esd corps'
Surgeon q. 8: Hewitt has been assigned bs
Gen. .Grapt as Medical Director of the De-
pa1tment of Ohio, to report to, Gen. Eoste1an
the field. :; ."- : - -. -
i No demonstrations have recently been
made by rebel guerillas,
, 1864-01-24
From New Korlx,

z New ToRK, Jan, Gam extract dr a letter
from Ma1imtIian to Gen. Almonte Is uub-
1ishcd, stating that be docs not hesitate aoout
Atcepting the Mexican crown. This dlssl.,
pates ell Doubt on the question.
8: a special to tho Eoumt7rtel AdreYtiscr, d 4ted
Washington, Jan. ESD, says. New .and import.
ant regulations arc being prepared by the
Hrcasury Department with regard to the cot
ton trade, the details Of which Will be made
public in day or two. !. It isundersto0d that
1hc same courre will be pursued in Arkansas
IS has been adopted in Louisiana, courss
which is entirely satisfactory to the delega-
Lion from tic first named State ) .''. -
The Treasury Department is paying out
s'gcly TO all creditors Of the government the
Ase per cent legal tender notes.
, 1864-01-24
fROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago rrtbunc.l

ePu1sGF1KLD, Jan. 2, 1854. !
All men. enlisted into the regular army
since September Sd, 1869, aro to be credited
upon the quota-of the State in which they
were enlisted. a listis to be furnished Of all
men enlisted into the reguar army BY re-
cruiting officers from September Cd, 1862, to
january 1st, 1864, giving the names Of tho
mcu, and Whenever they can do so, tho dis
.frict in which they were ENLISTED, also hi-
monthly reports OF the men thus enlisted,
giving the names Of men, district of enroll:
ment, mud town and county. In which they
are enlisted, to enable the proper credits to-
be given. Il :: - ~ .-
: 1t has been Represented that in many 10.
ealfties In this State the number OF officers
and enlisted men on recruiting seryice is
hrger than the Interests: Of. the service de-
mands The Superintendent Of recruiting
service has been ordered by the War De
partment to relieve and order to their regi-
meats all officers and men not required on
recruiting service, or who are not enllsttng
sun1c1cnt number Of men to warrant their
being retained in tie service, II the details
belonging to veteran commands returned: In
states for furlough will be relieved to await
orders. =" = ,'' -
Brieadier General John II. Corse has been
relieved from duty in the army Of Tennessee,
and assigned to the command Of the Depart
n1cnt for drafted men at Springfield. =, H.
MAJ. Ttos. ". Gresoner, 18th cavalry, has
been ordered to report to Gen. Gerard for
duty as inspector Of cavalry herses.. go
The following are the decisions of the su-
preme Court Of the State Of Illinois, january
term. ii, :. 1:!-- -tls.'..! - Il
ha,nsS vs: santsTs a esrss ss rsmandea ~,
HoWes ". Aowes; affirmed. =
Henrickeon ". Reinback ct al; case rcmanded.
Town Of jacksonville ~. Binck; affirmed. ::
Iinder ". Moore ct ai.; affirmed.
y, Gregg ve. Crabree; affirmed.
.Nic1ersou ct al. Vi. Sheldon; affirmed. =
Nickcrson ct al! vs. Babcprk affirmed. ..
Slack ct al. vs, Bach; .emaudel,
Frferd yr Ifnneyilln. rrp,rnded
, 1864-01-24

foliowing:is a1iteral copy Of the su;
Prescription on a letter secentlJs depbeltea IN
the old Point Comfort Val! post ;oface:::'
q III. JeGei1y aps*ia fesar. President: Of the
} Uhited, Waahin1t0a E'D.R +.ls~'' y 93-' 10
s10:2K = 02:2Keoaat adyicee from. Europe. announce
q 25 N aa3i33iea 6.te e2 Ms.
--PaIsnd. pr. WAassk has ;beer atthahsad of
.,this pb9sf1dt9fys sEm hpwardGi pf forty Jea!l.
and - 1abbftd Iohg and A1thfhlly for Tho
! 1ad7ancemeAt OF the seience OF astronomy.
Ee was born in 1923, In Austria
, 1864-01-24
FROM OSHKOSH;


lspeein! Dtepatchto the thlcago T1lbnpe.l !:
oErkos4. Wis, jan Is. :
HoD. Edwin Wheeler, Juge OF the Cir
cult Court, died at his rceidense in this city.
to-day. His loss Will be felt by d large circle
Of personal friends, ard the '1eg1 profession
loses one Of Its brightest ornaments. T..
We are having, m old-fashionei, January
tlaw. TIE weather is as mild aud 1ilmy as
April ~ i. = "a
, 1864-01-24

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 7a 1851 +,
Observation-Disclosures s.. 90 bu.: Moderately &C
ure on Change, At decline o. 1@te. Sales 100 hu
No. at slls; 4s,ctcsu ut s1r7Y; eooD bu At Sill;
alt0 bu At s116x; go bu at e1lsH, Coarse Grslns
tn1F unsettled and entirely nominal. No transactions
at Eewns1l House this evening The market closes
shade hsrner vt t11NsL1sA offered; bat no sellers
undeT4l1s. -
. ,PE6v1sIoKs-Ea.ier Sales 100 tres sweet picked
hams at lDc foo b1s dry saltsd shoulders pscked as
exc. - ..
DEEssED Receipts, 1851. Decll1cd 93:2eszc.
fahs r.. dividing on eto -. at se.22a&7.3+
, 1864-01-24

+, From hanks Derartrnc3. !.
;. New YoRk, Jan. '23.-The 1Eonza's Nes Or
leans correspondent writes that Il light Draft
river feet is fitting out for active duty and
thinks they and the troops returningfrom
Attaknpas are intended for q combinl ad-
yanco up Rcd river: ;,,.4 - r.:
, 1864-01-24

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 23.-Money easy. Al
.antic currency exchange at the rate of 45@
As premium for gold In New York. Legal
tenders G5NGG = - Z, ~. '' :.
Among d series Of resolutions before the
Il gislature, one concludes Us follows:
<sThat the peopleshn 1dok to Abraham Lin
coin Us the Instrument selected By Providence
to lead their country! safely. through all its
pcriis. and,restorei it again to d place in which
no element Of discord shall be found, and
ton. -" .
4 It passed the Senate with but five dissent
Ilng vctee, and In the Assembly, only two OBJ
jecting. ev =
, 1864-01-24
Declines to to tuIke it.

NEW TonK, Jan. 2H-The Rev. Henry
Ward Eeechcr. has written letter to. the
Trustees of Plymouth Church, declining to
receive the additional compensation Of S., 900
voted to hiin:at their annual meeting.
, 1864-01-24
. CANADIAN NEWS;

TonoSTo, J4n. ss.-The e;tra o1idal Ga.
Farliament on the 18th instslt+ 80.
= G. r: Christie, for nine IeFs, superintend-
ent Of the Grand Trunk Rd]Eoad, died lust
, 1864-01-24
C1nci4natf Market -.
{BptcNl pfspetcd Ia rtlc Chicago Tl1bpue.1

I0P(@403 02sp0kVa
:. CINCINNATI, Jan, =, 1861
Provisions quiet With little .aotng.. Sales Father
heavier tor Mess Pork ind Lard but old quoisti,us
ma1ntained- Bulk Haras. IN demand at 19c, and but
few ss1es Of Shoulders At 7c. packed, Heavy Sides
quoted at SC loose, aud small Es1es Of Bacon Shonl
dets asx packed clear bulk Sides sold at 1Oc loose
md reported sale Of loooop clcsr ribbed at ss<.
Grim qniet and unchanged IN prices. Whisky uu-
settled md no price fixed 6sles Of afew so bonds
made at SIC including interest
, 1864-01-24

! PHILADELPHIA, Jan. pa epecia1 to the
< xxDEHe'in, dated at Cincinnati to-day, says It il
fbetn assigned to The command OF the Depart
;1lcnt Of Missouri Gen. schoield has been
Ordered to report to Gca. Grant. who will
= probably assign MIN to n command In East
, 1864-01-24
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IxnPortaMt from R<rt Hudson

Important from PHrt EaHSk0ons
.PonT Hunsoa, Jan: l3-The rebels nre
concentrating near this stronghold and Baton
Rouge. and are becoming: qilte bold. They
Tebel Gen. Adams has ac,.ral brigales dis
tributed at Wnodville, Clifton. aud jackson.
Gen n Human; took quitea number Of prison.
=c1s day. Most Of than confess they are
sick Of war nud E1nd to he taken- Thsy DE-
nrneiumatfon of amnesty, go,
, 1864-01-24
NEr. lincoln RenomIRnted in
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-ln the MARYLAND
House Of Delegates yesterday; = series Of re-
solutions endorsing the administration Of
Abraham Lincoln; mud rcncminat!ng him for
President, we1c adopted, and dialoyal one
Gerouncing the administration, was laid over
Mr. Murphy, Of Baltimore, submitted ~
solution providing for the expulsion Of any
member ueing disloyal Language.
, 1864-01-24

want no man In my command who has to bc
sent to his duty By Provost Marshal.
.The work before rat will bo arduous. and
vim require brave: hearts~ and willing hands,
be lost. Every one must bring his horse and
gun who can. JoH8 r. Mp1GAy.
-, Brig. Gen: Provisional Army
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