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, 1864-01-10
I neIfH;0uH Intelligence.

MISSIONARY LAuons.-The receipts Of the
American Board to Nore-nber, wegs ~. -
Tie total from Sept 10 Dec !, $G4 ,6!5.4l.
The annual suryey o. the missions r. eaa 2. taIs
the commencement of the year 1868, fifteen
pelsons were. mentioned, who belonged tor
ftc 1rf: zion family, who he'd died during the
previous y-.r During the year Just closed.
only one death has been announced, that o{
nex D seuddeE whq DIED IT. T. Norempet, 9ap
known, out Ct 4 rn:-sion family q $40 males
and frnalcs. from the unltsd, States net a
eirr1e adult has bccu. removed by death dur
ing the year 1865:
:: 'Eeceat intelligence from the Dakotah 1ndi-,
ms In prison at Davenport, ieWa, Esnu933
the iet11tn of Rev. Dr., Williamson, tGo OLD
mission fiom lie GcnerI IN command to
.yisft tie prisoners when be desired to do So
Mot OF. the prisoners haye asked lie pt1Ei-
! ltuc Of en1jatirg in tue ntmg. NO answer 10
!. tEeir application he'd. been feeciSea HUH
: Is ashinefon ct the lat saTice5.
) >ANER1cA,s E1BLE soe1ETr.-lhe feesapts So r.
for the month Ct November %cEe sG3e
: The receipts continae large, and up 70 me
|: rrsent tIna ere slo,0 900 III adrance Of tie
ea1nc pcstod last year: During the month Of
Cctobca tie egcnts, tTenty-siS u ~ numneT, es
visited lGeSs 1u4ilia1iee> attended auV bloie
meetings, delivered 2so sermons and q s
GIeEateti Collected N1AtH-t11 tEeAAts1A ~
Trca.urer $1l, ,eGa, paid into the treasures o
av4i]iaries scto43; obtained on sub=crlpI;.1n
which Is sst to be paid, 81, ,slo, and supanes
ever sCo Destitute families With tho scrip
lures. -. ,,..
TIE Power oF pzArEE.-The Harper
htve in prtss work entitled "Fitc. 1ears
Frayer and tho Ansvess," By Key. = 1tent1u!
! tie auther says:' =. ~
+ "Itere yill b statements here tt which 9ate =.
LEI win laagh. some of ahe people Of Soa .sa sG
doubt. Many Will deny any eonneeuo1n; 1; +1c :r
cIssrd tkcptics anl cnhelevers hare had ne q
psnunisy q docht:nG and denying, tassS ~ 81 stl
4 iELcs2Eds cr dcEout and humble Gnfsstann3 W.
etfrl. .feel thelr faith stronger, and ehelr hop:
tTsrktcr md 1c1c joyful fos tho sserosas q th=:
,g1oiiors tnr2ls'of praTer. s.H
i .Ttc. deg1ee u p: pas besp: e9pterEea q
, 1864-01-10
: ), The Pa1merston, Scandal.

uouioa Correspondence Philadelphia 1nauiEer;1
! The Lord Palme1ston fdt-o seems likely 70
end in smoke. Nobody appears. to regard
the charge against him as based. on nything
mo.e than triHirg ind:scrctsons on the :p-rt
Of The Premier, and 1t is generally believed
thnt the demonstration. Of his lc1dship never
went beyond q: purely platonic: Hiss u
other words, the story now. is> ana y Is tne
one told By his 1ordsAtp's friends, thai tae
la6y:in question called upon him On q NIP,
e!on: Of charity. He was bus, and appotnto1
another day to listen to her, Vn Tue seeoao
OCCASION his, benevolent. nature MAS; 40
oIoufed: that he bestowed upon tho object
Of the petition five pound note, but DC
mcrded iG return from the fair petitioner
EcreelE, probably as Il sort Of tangible receipt
for the bank note, tho privilege Of chastes
snlutc. Shc. nothing 10th; perhaps conscnted.
| Then it turns ont tllat 8 Jealous husband, W1o
lod been Watching the windows Of CIm-
| bridge House. from tho Sidewalk O. teo
Green Park opposite, saw, Or tancied t1;h 9e
saw, the pcrpetration Of this mere ia4icliy
| cnrcee, blew his wife up: nboct IT, anu sne
| tcarfulr admitted tho .fact- Some Weeks OF
| n,nrthS later; q quarrel and separation ca
l eued. nc fell into the hands of an Enscrupu'
| Inns, .rel;lIoeCer, who drew FROM him tu.s
| rSvr,ation. ard saw In it the mcara Of inaItr'
1-raifnr a terrible scandal, to escape which II
[ WINS tGoratt the Premier would bleed Land
T ,sameiy. He refused, however, point blank
ard Hence: the suit IN tho 'Divorcn Court
which Lord Palme7sto1 dc<larcs Tho will do
itnd 10 the last. Such Is the present r.
ceiyed version In USUALLY well infosulcs
il, circles, and tell the tale as 1t Is toidto n,r
: It is ctrtain that, feT: nights ago' At N
rrcmicr's: own: chle, the SUBJECT was
y Heme Of iocular eopSeEsat!on; ''''"5s
taDt. k.k. IL
, 1864-01-10
FROM DEs MQlHEs.
Especial Dispatch to the Cnieeggo Tribune.}
1}rs Moryra Inn. O. 1874.

Lspec1al Dispatch to the cnie.go TFibune.]
DEs Eours, jan. Q, 1864.
Among the. at7..vals at the saycr5 House
arc Gov. Klkwood, Senators Udell Of Appa-
moose, Dixon Of Wapel!o, Mcclesry Of Lee,
and McCre-1; of Van Duzcn, together with
. or 50 other senators and representatives
from TIE south, last ni!ht. Hon. Jacob But-
Ter of .Muscatsne. Gilcr;st Of CLAYTON: Rus
sci. of Washington, Mercer Of Hardin, aud
bIoc,c1 of DAVIS. a-e snoEeu of q, cnndidates
for tho speake1ship: W.,F. DAVIS Of Musca-
, 1864-01-10
FROM USk0Sch.,

Especial Dispatch to the chiea9o Trlbaasl
o-koscH, Je1. .. les.
Another victim to the greet storm Of Jan
nary LIST ha5 just been discovered In the Per
son fafr. Grirnorc- ne 1ta1::dfor h's resi-
dence on tho Foxriycr, ten miles from Oskoseh,
Thursday night but fell and 'perished In. the
storm whcn.about q :ena1.er OF = mile from
Ills own house: NJ. GF;yuorc was one'os the
pioneers Of Wisconsin; and aet:a eonsp;e-
aious > part insthe Bl.ekhawkwar, and hs7 had
the credit Of being the eaptor Of Black
Hawk near Fort Crawford. Howas eminently
known among the old settlers Of Wisconsin.
His nep was sixtY-nvc.' -
There Is runor here that fourteen men
at . lumber; camp; on the Wolf LIVER, wers
frozen to desth dutlng the grc5t storm nut
can trace Il to 10 reliable source as w.
- Cold waathcr stin continues. Yesterday
thu mercury vas q degrees below zero. Thil
morning It Ii six below.
, 1864-01-10
Chicago Qrib,1ne.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1861


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E'oes, o. cos nasp oeea ml..4ng p'e-nlc
1tto 40. ~ Iaa.2 ,aNe2as,, ant: nIn ts!y nasg
proAcn up iour .eoe' 9e.npe'- naase" .atlo
k,l'eo sone soesua5' .ao eamo nome assain
WALL linee saoa'.uo! niote VI tne e."o eo1e
VINO Won .nsn1. anu eooo:y aseo1emeo' y. u
AoIsos' mulee2 1mcs. aao e,aes 1Ma. spo's: 1,
Aoe .eoe. tne.esiua ~ , 'nsA
see1ns eoo1. =, ~ sa ~ e ~ 1as 1es..,1
eve EeI1e ~ ,su,aa, "a n e.. ' .auu
zo"ns na'e :sauuAeus .aee e4o;t.ou'
ine teoe1s ale fe+l'ls & pern3Es 10 s.:.ke u =
e1o" ~ so.ne. otnes Po'. eo1e" asaeu =.
1ofeasiasu' nome1et' aao so'I14eut euon'o
now pS IN te1a.nets ~ mees saoa.
tne Aectptoct.J - oe'ote Sonsleee
solon iiot,on !os Aplont:on. -
a.u'alapo "'4a eusaue1.st'. Va e'4te'oay
VAN Aer "eicome 70 Inc gahant FetetSos Oh
1aa YIN 1ndlaaa' VINO aGSe oeen IN merry e',
~ oauie OF the Wcst ,i"o hunofco aao
seVent5-ase ont5' ou1 oi one snoussno ano
sesenty-hse, naYe fetnfaea' out ny tne sety
REDUCTION OF 1nclr numbers Inc gfeasef Is
1AeH snare OF Aonor-
tne lafe"cu aooress .. casea Justice -
eon' WHICH Is gwen IN 'o4 IN on- -telestapn'c
commas ena INC eaoseeaenI aeuon o. ~ INC
oaf, Will oe ieSa VAIN aotc1e-L Jnuse ~
IONS adafcea Is ea4n' e. nsaeu eno clo-
queo. etiot4 sno A.uns c'use W Las en'-nsAs ~,
!uc,c'al career: duose "alseF Is no" cnic'
'ns11ce. -
eec,elaTS Cnase " 1ausing 70 issue any
9o,e !essu achoer eal.eney ,, ~ any eonnnsea- gu
g, aassaone al act WINCH snoulo gave ual-
sessat eahslaeton' the secretary mas on, as
1ooE down NJ thef3ght Lime anu IN thc rlgn1
, 1864-01-10
Analysis OF MI. L7ncolns1 Char1seeef.
The Rev. Hen1y Fowler, Of. Auburn. New
York, in Tl@a};ssiying serraon delivered at
that piacc, thus Epcko Of thu President:

Analysis OF Nx. L1ncolnH1 Ehar1eesef-
The Rev. Hen1J Fowler, Of Auburn. New
York, in a Thanksgiving sernon delivered at
that piacc, thus Epcke Of tho President:
. The explanation for his. every act = this:
He executes tha will Of .l.4 people, DO rep
rcseEts ccctro!lirE n9es.sy; e 1Ges e sinM low
dorc foolish act, t was thc st1r1tAE OF the
pcople wl.cl impclled T. His wisdom COL
sists in cary ying out the good sense Of the
ne.ion.: His growth ia Folttlcat knoWleuse,
| his steady movement. toward EmancaEaoon' FAN
are Tut the }rrowth md moTcE2eut OF 1he IA
tioual mind Indeed, In character and cat
inrr. he IS . fair representative Of the average
| AIner!caN, Hts awkward speech, anu yet
more awkward silence; his uncouth manners;
bis grammar self nught and partly toEgottcns
| h;s sty.e miscellaneous, co9crcted from the
| btss authors, like rca1lnSS book. and yts
| oi.ertimcs ot Saxon force and classic purity;
| his Lpmor and argument, and hts logic 3ok3s
loth unseas erab1e at. times emu irresistible
! always ;-his questions 'answcss, and Ills 2:es
luldlmcnt ever beyond his PROMISE; aclcst
yet eA-cwl; slmpleyet Ecticant; heavy anHyes
energetic; never iesrairicS and never san
RUNE; careless In forms, conscientious !?
essentials; never sacrificing a:.good Eervant
cnce trusted aG'es qeset3gf ,d e c's MT
desriIng ola oncs; improving. oppcTtuniticz
10 ScEtcss mistakes; 1eaGy to learn, getting
1t facts; aolrc nothing when he knows IA;
What 10 10; Eesltstingg at nothing when hi
srxs right; leekinx: the recognized quaadca
tons 1t a basty leader, aid ye-- :lea.4i;iK u:
: ra1ty as no plEer man can; Substituting ns 20
ftticM cnemiCs In Missouri to ttSi7 defeat
zuetaininE lis political f.isnds in Ns:yl.st
| 10 Their Sictory; conservative IN his sER2a
s, and ra6ical In; his acts; soer3tie In u.
stylt and Il -ri1a In tts method; hla Irelle,
u ,ssi,pe M GOOD People ID prpy for lin, aud pub
iiry ceSnoxlcdging ii evsnts tie llaNd 0
>(1Gsi: he sstands' before You as the type Q
= tRrutfcr Jo.iAthan,'' not perfect uaaai AMI
i j Aystnorr precious thaa Ope gqld.1i !:"oj il
, 1864-01-10
New Yo-k 'Mnrkef-Jn1. o.

50. :. New E0-k Mnrkef-Ju1. o. ="
4Co1Tos--Cot:on quiet aud without decided change
TLeua-lc:= daisE, but nrra At about previous
WmsnxzFtrmcr and In good de,nand At a,3osc for
oEt1s5Wnsst af@ "a !ess a,e{{n:, !ng IT, n.st
Sal at slxt3lt? foE Cniearn spslnr lstt,, de,iv-
e59f S III for Sld ds ter te III de
MEa1 @ /: fer- .Aa.t = M1,ws1fee: :@s1sS 10. i:
ie'tcr do; $:.:.l-n :or Wintcr Rid Western $l.<5
IT old %; sl!a.1l:a f.: Amber MIehi.sn; ns1isy
rs. Com heavy and lover: L-ies et tl..sia:d fos
s.rpinT Eixed western in stote: $islsfor dst.Wo-'
WooL-Firta = ith fntr inquiry:
GkocfRIZs-SryhTt d. n Ut 13AAFX for Now Us-
raus; fos Hsvena s s12'se uelassesc
..PErro1FCN-Dri sad loErr. Ec1ned ice atk :.
SC; renncti In bond at t.9t-K. sasfa,.
mes 70 arrive e. :nas3 E b b, Is s, 9sw 1. y f.!
int meals 1Imer at s1st'a.ec. fhouloer1 ItHatee.
ut.1s .nd bacon sides .ets retire Tess noE3
il little f1ne. II isa1ae. Also. 23 hfl. for EeeEu.
~ anu March At 13.zsa.e. Bntter t!tm tor
o.!p; s1G..22> osst-te. chec,e asesdy. -.
, 1864-01-10
TAE REBEL lNYGSIeM Of
-, WEST VIRGINIA

WAsu.So1os, JAN 9.-sincc the receipt OF
the newspaper telegrnm, carly tbs morning.
announcing the appearance Of lits Mngn
Lee sud 1mooaen wHa . 1eoe, loree ~ nHv' eSsss
columns, threatening Petersburg and cnm,
. bertrand, the Star says dispatch has rea:he1
atadapd1te stgu ts here sse peated osa
th1se v,c;n;tfcs =. -: 49,; :
'nose ''e'niues- !. :, -. ,..,.
BALTIMORE, Jan. e.-Kehanie 1alolna.on .'lno
are no rebels IN The VIZ 4;siaity Of esaeerlsas,
rn.t-..l! A1'~ ~. - ~ 5,-a,tso- -
Of teteF:snfg and gone tn tue o,Ieenon , 1,aa o,
Ctaunton.*: All s quiet along the WHO'S hne
of tic Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and
tfs1as are lns7.-e--:--:1, - -;
No grain ,is coming forward. tRtser naei-
ration Is closed. ,., ~ II. =; = !
Iyr. ..,so,,ox,. "A: letter! from Lon
MAsalsaaus' 'a ~ - o1,hassa :.
den county,: W.: says toat oa1 Ing !cooe1ass
re being every wher: conmi.asca, and money
J. ex.orted. from The Inhabitants to save
s..s1,s.1s ,f,.,,,7 cone.orat,dh THERE'S
eae1 y" % a1,rm nrsE,,l,nr a th.n. hat
, 1864-01-10
FROM ST..L0uiS.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trtbune.1

9, ISpcc3nl D1Hpa4ch 10 the Chicago THbane.] .
-. -. ST. Louis, Je7. Q, 1861
Rev. s. B. McPhectcrs, the rebcl preacher,
Whose brother Is in Price's amy, and who
was h.meclf ordered to leave town by Gen
Curtis, for robellious conduct, has received
permission from President Lincoln to re.
sume the functions of his pulpit, to the NOR
t:acat;on of loyal people nnd citizens, and
the Qualification. Of cver5 seccssionist in the
city. ,e'';-'' =
Gen. Fisk has notified tho owner5 Of the
gambling implements and furniture seized by
him, to remove their property from the
'brna.ags. 1t IS the Generals intention to
Issue m order shortly to the effect TINT here
after when gambling Is detected In any house,
= the building will be taken possession Of for
military purposes. as'' -,'s
, 1864-01-10
NO MORE LEGAL TEN NDEES
:. ."-' TO BE, ISSUED.

/. WASHINGTON, Jan. "a rrec.a! to the N.
T. Phi s:ys:. H.: :,-.-....
Mr.. Eha,e is firmly, resnl7ed not to issue
any more 1ega! tender currency In any contlu-
gcncy. This purpose bic openly ayows. The
one yeac ce1 :idcates are. depressed, owing to
the popular impression that IN unusual
amount III on tho market. : The fact is that
;the redemptions exceed the issnes, and the
a,nount aao-t is rapidly growing less. It Il
considered that no more $50. bonds w;n be
issued afteT the present series is exhausted.
!: The War Department Will not. iarnisll
transportation, as was for time supposed,
to persons des.,;ag to attend The sales Of con,
fiscatcd lands. : 49,
, 1864-01-10
,.N~Hi -
CINCINNATI.

=" C1scrk.AT1, Jan. o.-The War Democrats
Of Ohio held meeting ut Columbus yestcr-
dcS. No nominations were made ','G =
: Nine inll regiments have gone into camp IN
Indiana; two more regiments are nearly insl-
Recruit for the old regiments are poufinsin-
:: Governor Bramlettc, Of Kentucky, .sent q
mGse:Gc to The Senate yesterday, urging the
immediate necessity sof 'Eaising troops ;fot
State defc,,6c- '~:J u
, 1864-01-10

private in the old 9th than bo President, He
looked upon their, 'valor as glorious, and
worthy of treemen- He pointed to their tat
tered banners and was proud to sec their
marks Of honor. s7.''
Col suman said that when the regiment
left, 1t WIS 1,o45 strong, 1t came back with
Els men. He would take these 275 veterans
and fill the place that the whole regiment
would at first. -.
Dr.. Sherman followed in very eloquent
speech, recitIng the history Of the regiment
In detail, and the boys Of the Sth went homo
7,ny,nv az EfnUs
, 1864-01-10

!. .EThe Cspt.in Aaron Jones, Of the"
s.zt.;s :1L.iertoned in the p.pers as having
been :c5ptu,cd .ad tried as q rebel Spy, and
net 2s:.ed, is The English pri-o fighter who
fought Tom s.yycrs to draw, and wto vas
'Heenan'a second In his fight With MonIfscy.
When the war broke pat he and Heer:a were
keeping doggery in New Orleans Heenai,
came Sor.t, ard Jones went Into tic rcbes
, 1864-01-10
The Chesapeake Case In Court.

=
HALIFAX, Jan, o-The Admiralty. Court,
Hon. Judge steE1H presiding. Hon; J. W,
Johnston, Advocate General, for the Grown;
~. 4. D. MorEe, counse1 Tor owners OF the
Chesapeake; J. ". Ritchie, counsel for the
Confederates., In opening the Chesapeake
case the Judge stated thai the cause was en-,
tcrtained upon tie ground TINT the seisnrs Of
wa. that the rcesel ought TO. be gaSeu up TO-
:, Nj. R!sl!2 asked the Judge to contemplate
the probability tf m application Of tho Con.
fedcfutrs for hex -~0it'1t s<~If:.
;. His Honor declared he would not entertain
anything Of the kind u -: - :,
Mr. Kitchic gavc his Interpretation OF tho
Inv upon the validity Of seizures, coutcndlng
that any clifton Of Tho. Southern Confeder:
ecy, with or without commission, has IN
absolute right to seize any. vessel belonging to
tho Fcdcrals, and would be q lawful prize: :
i. The Advocate General ,said he- felt some
difficulty in bringing the case into this court
aE there was u pfctencc Of her being lawful
prize: but there was prina jde1a evidence
| that t11c capture was piracy. BIS :optn
| ion WIS TINT the vessel should be delivered
ovcr to tho owncre. i:
| Adjourned to tie 18th instant
, 1864-01-10
:: FROM ST. PAUL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbunc.]
ia. ST. PAUL, jan. 9.168i.
. The I'd Minnesota, which has re-enlisted,
left Chattanooga yesterday for home on a
thirty days furlough. : They will be warmly
welcomed by their friends in this; State.
Three companies Of cavalry from Minnesota,
which arc in Iowa regiments, have also re-
enlisted. - - = "
The st. Paul and Pacific Railroad has Issued
invitations for. q. Legislative excursion to
Anoka next Tuesday. '''r'
:As soon as the weather in spring will per
nit, the telegraph line will be extended to
St: Cloud, and from thence to Fort ,Aber-
crombie md Pembina.. It Is under contract
to be completed to St. Cloud by the 18th Of
june, and, tho poles are now being. cut and
Hn1{veJn1 : -.
, 1864-01-10
;. .EnOr1 NOKTIz CAROLINA.

New ToR1, Jan. o. letter to the New
York T;nies gives an Interesting account ofan
espe1ition y ,tI I,sCre G ' SIigade into n North
Gs5oins m Issut6 rom oa I'sd hasdoc arc @ Wboa
Wc,c tsc f' tsfcn about $50 ox. hofsc and, mule
'fcnms. cod about IS sadIle horees. The guer-
Has lcEt thirteen tillca md wounded,
of corn, wef6 bu1ued. beside two diatillerics,
-Four ei ssHso ono s 9es sa enS 1e ios
81 uuilcrne and, equipments. fell into, our
-1ande: Our loss was le wounded, and; one
taken prisoner. s eroqFgAs n M y rfbel prise:
, 1864-01-10
FROM CAIRO AND Below.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune.1
CAmo. Jan. ., 1854.
The steamer Mary Forsyth, the first
steamer from below for eevernl days, arrived
at Memphis this afternoon, bringing dates to
the 7lh. The Forsyth encountered great
quantities Of ice, and damaged one wheel be-
sides losing some bow sheathing, but nothing
ecrious occurred.
Memphis papers are devoid Of interest
aside from the particulars of the capture Of
the Mexican robber who, for some weeks,
bas been making himself disagreeable to cit
liens In the vicinity Of that place, but more
especially In. .Fayette and Upton counties
He recently robbed C. F.. Oakley, of the
Union Depot On Monday night Oakley had
q party at his house- About midnight the
Mexican md lis cut throats rode up to the
pIacc,~ Two Of them entered. No one knew
them Little attention was p.td to them as they
made no disturbance. Oakley had been dan
cling, when suddenly he recognized one as
the person who had aided In robblng him.
The Mexican evcn'wore Oakley's shnw1.' He
was soon denounced, stripped, and after
rnin attempts to escape, was bound hand and
foot, Those remaining outside departed.
On Tucsday the Mexican was taken to Ra-
leigh End placed in close confinement. Jug-
tice will be meted out to him by the mill
tarr authorities, ' -.
The Little Rock Democrat Of tho 2Gth COZ
tsins report TINT Prices army was eighteen
miles south Of Camden. karmadukc; hns
been relieved. Pagan is scouting from Cam
den to Princeton qnd Rockportt. Senator
Mitchell inst rcturned from Richmond with,
, 1864-01-10
SECRETARY CHASE REFUSES 70
ISSUE kNY MORE LEGAL TEN
nERS Oh ANY CGMTIK-
GEnGY.
The Resignation Of Judge Caton
Ills Farewell Address,
Reply Of Bon. ". u. Un-
derW0cd.
PROGRESS OF THE CEEsA.
: FEAKE ADMIRALTY SUIT.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

= Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
: SRKzEaE1rLp. Jan. Q, 1861.
: Capt r. L. Reans, Lieut.. F. Bl>isdell, and
Lieut. A. Mills, of the l2th Illinois cavalry,
love been honorab1y discharged from the Ser
vice Oh account Of physical disability. ~
1,761 recruits have arrived this week. As
the recruiting olcc.s III va-ious portions Of
the State have not yet reported, IT Is impo5si.
bic to give the final result at present, hut. I
I'm Informed by Adjntant General Fuller that
TIE final result viii be known in q few days.
Tho National flag 1oate I'd from the dome Of
the State House yesterday, in commemoratioa,
Of the victory Of New Orleans, Of which taei
day was the annfversa-J. ,..
The veteran 9TH regiment has re-cnlistcd, },
and Is expected home in o few days. The
City Council are preparing to give them q
Grand reception.
, 1864-01-10

- New York Honey aIariet-Jnn. 0. =
MosaT-sonewh~tc c. s:sr ana c=pissl abundant at
:. &: ETaai4so ExcuAsox-At1
GoLnaoeened at 8, and decl ned to SIX, clossng
~ srse:x H1fot1. Tosnl exports o. specte s1lisoco
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, 1864-01-10
Markets by Telegraph,


s-" [sree1al D.fr.tch to the Cticaso o Trtbute.l
~ G.: Lors7. Jao. Q. 1854
TopAcco3:asket Erin but oac-tugs small AID moth.
.'@ o. importance doing. Eales comprise hid pri-
NJ 'pgs saf3, do plsutc-s 1nss st $12s md
los Of loo-c common lcat Al PC. 1to n
FlotT-There Is very lltte bastne.r. 6.les rrpott.
Cd OF rs bis 1t for elnCle extra and s Per tr1
GRA1s-wheat-oaeztr.s Ena1Ir With sales Of =
sacks poor fall at and 500 do PINE at s1so per
bu.; Corn and oass-stsek light and holders ncslng
moro th.u BUYERS a-e willing to PAT. Small lois q:
cats were sold II S11:1 s p@r b1 10 sa!ca Of corn
Tsovis1oss .sp :np!l s.le Va, I reported 81 ~
t.c-ces pime scaui 1aI1 ut per ,. No sa1es Of
pork or bscor.< i''s','-. ,,''S -"
Hoos-Aa1ktt quiet. sale7 reported Of 400 rcsscr:
day, averaging Is5 ns ut &. rid 80 DO to d. are1ag;
ing 20 ns. a: skc nett
-WEs-I-Marxets ste ADJ. s.lc- 0. 100 brss at Sc .