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, 1864-02-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc1
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1, 1861.
TonAcco-Thc market continues unchanged, with
breaks at both warehouses yesterday and to-day Of IS
thds; sales comprising hhds- Stems at $3.50 cnch;
Is do planters lugs at s66o for new; 6 do common
shipping Leaf at $s0o1800; do medium do at S17o
DO do manufacturing leafas *19 20 23 do bids reject
cd; Is boxes ut $5io@2i.7s; 5 casks 1t s6.oo@6so-
HoGs-slucc our last report about 500 head have
changed hands and prices have the appearance Of BE-
Ing higher, prices varying at G@7Kc nett.
WuIsK1-opencd quite active at Advanced prices
snd closed Emer. having an upward tendency. Sales
consist Of s99 brs including rs brs ordinary proof In
tots at SOC; IS do ordinary proof 99c 70 do osdin-
ary proof In lots at &C. e.
PEov1s1oss Pork-sevcra1 sales were made this
1sornlng and prices held nrm. The sales comprise
as toItowa cco shoulders in bulk, 5000 RIB sides In
nlk, So tres picked hams. Shoulders sold at SIC;
sides at sc and hams at 10c. All the above deliver
cd et Quincy Also sa1cs Of 900 hams packed In bulk
aud 7na shoulders packed in bulk. Hams sold At 9hc:
tEouldera at 64c: delivered at Naples. Lard since
CTR last report Of the market has been quite active,
with sales comprising Geo br1s manufacturing At 10c.
md $40 tzcs in lots manufacturing at 10c. Grease
ealcs include 20 brls white at 9Ac.
, 1864-02-05
OUR lEsTlTUTloEs Of LEARNING,


We have received the annual catalogue Of tho
Chicago Theological Seminary for 1861. This
institution pleasantly located in one Of the finest
sections Of this c1tF, ig the educational organ OF
the Congregational Churches Of the Northwest. It
was CHARTERED by act Of the Legislature of1ntuo'a,
in 1875, md formally opened for purposes Of In
etrnc.ion by The inauguration Of Professors Haven
ard E1rt.ett in the autumn Of 1s s. It's object, NJ
the nume indicates, is to educate young men for
the gotpcl ministry. During the i've Tears
Of its operation it has alrcaay graduated
thirty young men, most Of whom are
now lAbor1ng with success in Western churches.
From the catalogue just received We learn that
tic present number Of students Is nineteen, Of
whom Elk arc in the junior class, foaT in the mid
de- eight In the senior, and one Is resident 1ceo
tiatc. Two Of the number are in the army, IN ths
service Of the q. S. Chriet1nn Commission.
The 1nculsy Of the Institution. as at present COM
posed, consists Of the following gentlemen:
Rev. Joseph Haven, D. D., Professor Of Syste.
Re-. samuel {. Bartlett, D. D.. Professor Of Bib
u" Re1. % f1saSiin ". Fisk Professor Of Sacred Rho
toric
These gentlemen are OF more than local popular
fty and prominence. Each left chalrs ofprofessor-
ebs,, in leading educational institutions aud haye
BY their zeal and efforts laid well and permanently
re a tns Ms aF9 sa t.
tuition, it's Indebtedness has been reduced within
the past year from twensy.cight thousand dollars
ard oyrT to eight thousand: debt Of seventeen
thousand On the seminary site has been wholiy re.
moved, chiefly by donations from this city, and
the assets Of the institution exceed its liabi
tiles BY come sixty thousand doIlara.
In addition to this during the year an effort has
been made also for the permanent endowment
Of the seycral chairs Of instruction In tho
Fiji fso'4 T1ooA of this sAs ety esssz e. su Ct
twenty thousand dollars was pled=cd for this pur-
pose-or five Thousand to each OF four professor
ehips-on condition that twenty thousand more
Ebonld be raised for each- We understand that
the amount needed haa aire.dy been secured for
two Of the profess ss3rships-seyenteen thousand
having been pledged in Milwaukee n.o1e for the
chair OF Sacred Rhetoric, and the remainder by
friends at the East. Twenty-Five Thousand have
been secured for the chair OF Biblical Literature
aleo-ave thousand, in addition to the donation Of
Mr. Carpenter. having been pledged In 1llnole,
ard the remainder in New York and New England.
Efforts are now making to endow the chair Of Sys'
tcmatc Theology. By donations to be raised chiefly
in this State and learn that nearly onchalf :he
n1nonnt needed has already been pledged. The
Congregational churches Of this State. arc con-
1dent will not allow the chair OF Systematic The.
o10cy In their institution to remain long nncn-
I dow. d, nor 10 seek its endowment from abroad.
We regard the prosperity and success Of this In.
etituton with no little inte est, closely connect
ed with the causc Of religion and sound learning
IT, %fnN Nnrkh
, 1864-02-05
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Trbuue.1
Ctsc1xsAT1, Feb. 4, 1871
Of Ohio troops in the field, forty.onc regf-
ments Of infantry, seven regiments Of cav
airy and f1yc batteries have re-enlistcd.
Miss Anna Dickinson lectures here on the
10th inst
On the 18th inst, q grand festival will be
given by the Democratic Ladies' Association,
for the Valland1gham fund. Hon. Fernando
Wood will be present. It may not be i'm
proper to state that the lady who is President
of the D. l.. 4. has near relative il the
rebel guerilla service, md another who was
arrested, not long since, for smuggling qul-
nine through our lines.
The steamer Duke of Angle arrived last
night from New Orleans, with cargo of su-
gar and molasses. She is the first steamer
that has made the round trip from this port
since the opening Of the Mississippi.
Gen. 7. ]. Wood left for the front to-day.
Recruits are obtaincd at the rate Of sixty
rer 1ay in this ciky -
, 1864-02-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TF1bune.I
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 4.
Great aciirity is manifested iu the recruit
ing service. Three hundred new men we're
mustered in to-day. Twenty-Five new bar
racks arc in course Of erection at Camp Car
riDgton.
The ze-enlisted yeterans arc returning to
their respective camps, preparatory to going
into the field. The 35th {Irish) goes into
camp here tomorrow. General Hovey takes
command Of all the troops raised in Indiana.
Twenty-Five sick men- Of the 117th Indiana
arrived to-day; also small lot of rebel pris-
oners. Indiana will turn out a whole diyt-
sion Of troops in the spring.
Gov. Morton is rapidly improving. The
weather is cold and clear. City fnll Of stran-
gers, and more coming, as Indianapolis is out
of the draft. ::
, 1864-02-05
CHICAGO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY

reports have been published as to tile num-
btr of rebel descEters received by the army
of the Potomac. They averaged last month
from tiye to twelve per day, but the arrivals
hare been more frequent thus fur in the pres
ent month, not, however, atany time exceed
ing the latter estimate
says that last Monday was the time appoint.
ed for the rebel conscripts Of Virginia to
assemble at the various rendezvous Refu-
gees say large portion design doing so, but
THAT many viii probably reach our lines
There is nothing exciting from the front.
, 1864-02-05

In a, recent lecture in Maine, Fowler the
pbrenologfst 1clated the following phreno-
logical reminiscence Of Little Mac":
The father Of George B. Mcclellan ana
himself were ''old cronies," +" as nc expressly
it: heoften came into his oface 10 as nssen =, 70
his examinations; and when, once On
fine fhe lad George was home from west
Pnint. the father brought his two sons to
have their characters phrenolog1caug dcs-
canted mon. Says Mr. Fowler: re-
@ncnrher III the circumstances as If It were
3,1t Yesterday. and remember the train OF
raasoninr tGat then passed through my
mind. Never" with great emphasis
ztncycr in all my life, had found such an
3nordinatc dcyefopcment Of the organ OF
1nrution' as in the head OF George 8: NC
f1e1ian! I also found the propclfng lacnl
lies. coubatiyeness and destr1cta aVeness,
small. and thought to myself, what - tae
.sense or reason Of sending such natu!4
coward to West Point? But then reaeomsa a,1.-
that there would probably never 5e any WI WI
to call for military genins, and Mest lo,at onx
-n5c3,f ns well educate the towards as any
atiesr ,nstitntiop,'' He said that his life had
<snIS nnoyed his early convictions, and refer,
~,ry f. the Great seven days battle, Fe!a1ea
4ha7 nerso1al family friend was then IN
Pichmnnd. and the plan Of the battle vas
..s,1 1-nwn Lee said, ~ know Mcclellan
W mEn Sa ost,r.} coward, and if draw every
.aena;,a,,1n 1os man from Richmond, aud hurl our
-,,,nie 1orce npon his right wing, he viii not
S.rc ~ rnovs his leftT" He did 80. and
-,-nye5 +i,at he tru1y did know Ills adversary;
fnr. fhourh Mcclellan could have swung hls
1cff wing rirl,t over Richmond, he only sent
forward corporal's guard TO rcconnp!tse'
md the golden opportunity was passed. w.
, 1864-02-05

SrEAMBoAT1NG FOR 1864 on TIE UPPER
MISSISSIPPI Northwestern Packet Com
pany are getting ready for approaching navi-
CATION on the Upper Mississippi. The boats
On the line will he the same MS last year, but
they have been thoroughly overhauled and
made ready for efficient service. The passen-
ger boats will be the Milwaukee, 1tasca, Key
City, War Eagle and Northern Light. Ali Of
these boats will retain their old officers ex-
ccpt the Key City, in which Capt. Worden
will be superseded By Capt. Lawton, Late Of
tie Ocean Wave.
, 1864-02-05
Cincinnati nfarkct,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
CINCINNATI, Feb. 4, 1851.
WH1sKY-The market opened buoyant mud SIC WAS
freely offered but holders ataud of for Soc. Adylces
from New York are not favorable as anticipated,
and on 'Chanse s7hc agreed on at which $50 brs
sold.
paovu1oEs-The demand for bulk meats Is active
and the market is rm very full figures. saleslage
Shoulders 7xa1Hc loose RIB sades9 9x@9He; and clear
sides 1oA@10Hc; hams IN request at 1okc. Boxed
meats dull and held above the Views OF buyers. Cum
ber'snd cuts 9Xc short sb at for short clear
Nothing doing in bacon-but little out OF smoke-aud
quotations arc nominal. New city uaess pork In re-
quest ut $eo5o@a015, holders want $3100; old mesa
held at for last season and two year old at
$1GS@16so- Lard in good request at 12kc for prime
city Nc higher asked, eales were made At 1aXc;
ty firm at 12c head and gut not saleable at better
than IKE, like asked.
GROCERIES -1obbing demand good at full rates, but
stocks are light though receipts Of olessas
p,c arc improving. Rio cofed s.2s5xc. Sugar 18H@
1yHc for raw and 1sH8ts1c for hard refined Aoasses
G7e97oc for old and i2dsToc for new New Orleans.
TonAcco-Eeceipts OF leaf moderate. New Ken
tucky sells 1t ss65 and $500; Mason county leaf At
S1e5o and $12.73.
, 1864-02-05
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WAsHNoToS, Feb. 4, 1861.
Mr. KASSON, Of 1owa, reported bill re-
1atfng to the capture Of cotton, and the dis
position thereof Referred TO the Commit
tee on Ways aud Means.
The Printing Committee reported in favor
Of printing 10000 copies Of the Foreign Cor
reepondcnce for the use Of the State Depart
ment. After some opposition, the resolution
passed, there being only II nays.
House ordered the previous question on
Motions for the purpose Of staving otEa vote
were zcsorted to.
The House resumed consideration Of the
amendatory confscatfon bill
II. WOODBRIDGE argued in favor Of re-
straining the persons OF rebels md confiscat-
ing their property.
Mr.. cox moved to lay tho resolution on
the table. Disagreed to, Il against 81.
Mr HERMAN, of New 7 ork, made speech
opposing the passage of the resolution, and
the coniiscation act.
Mr.. WILSON, Of Ia, spoke in advocacy Of
the resolution which proposed to do only
what the constitution authorized He express:
cd his surprise that the expressed lovers of
the constitution opposed the measure, its OBJ
ject being justly to~punish traitors who ought
not to be shielded, and who are not to be
paciled with olive branches and honeyed
Mr. PENDLEroN, Of Ohio, moved to re-
consider the vote By which the previous
question was ordered on the passage Of the
resolution. This motion was Ibid on the Ia
bic By two majority.
The Speaker then announced the question
on the Iyaag Rassags Of 4,1a the resolution:
journ.
Mr.. CRAVENs, Of Ind, moved that the
House adjonrn until Monday.
These and other motions were evidently
designed; d;,t to prevent action on the confs~
'''I5un Tic 1esolutiops oaa occupied more than m
honr, votes being taken By yeas and nays.
At q quarter Of S O'Clock. hlr. DAVIS, Of
Nd, moved to adjourn until tomorrow.
Carried.
Adjourned.
SENATE.
On motion of Mr. WILSON, Of Masa., the
joint reso1ntion equalizing the pay Of SOL
up. Mr. Wilson explained at length the
grievances suffered by colored troops, who
would be on s1mf1ar footing with white
troops after the passage Of this act.
The debate continued ut considerable
length.
the revenue bill Was taken up, and Mr. Hen
bricks, Of Ind, moved IN amendment insert
ing 40c per gallon instead Of 70c on liquors
distilled and sold, or removed for consump-
tfon or sale after July 1st, 1864, and 40 cents
instead Of SO after July 1st, 1865. BE sup
ported his amendment at length.
Mr. FESsENDEN replied He said we
could tax articles to obtain revenue accord.
Ing to what 1t would bear, and the tax would
fall On the consumer Of liquor wherever It
was used. -.
Mr.. HENDRICKS amendment was re-
jected.
Mr.. DOoLITTLE moved to recommit the
hill with Instructions to reDOrt DfOYfSO tax
ing liquors on hand prior to July LIST, twenty
cents per gallon. Rejectea-1A against 90.
The bill as amended By tie Finance Com
mittee was then passed.
After m executive session the Senate al:
jou1ned till Monday:
, 1864-02-05
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Trlhune.1
ErFrrnRr Ill Feb i. 1SG3

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trthune.1
TnEEpoRr, ILL.,, Feb. l. 1861.
A letter received BY gentleman Of this
city from New Orleans, dated Goth ult-, says
that Admirnl Farragut was at Mobile with
the Richmond as his flag ship, and had NJ
ready attacked Fort Morgan. It Was even
reported that Fort Morgan had surrendered
to our fleet. The utmost military activity
prevailed at New Orleans, aud large expe-
dition was preparing to join the force that
hnd already left, with q destination as was
supposed for Mobile. The utmost confidence
prevailed among 1oyalists, that In very
short period Mobile would be in our possess
sion.
, 1864-02-05
Chicago Qrlb11ne.



Our dispatches ~ our us. issue ot1ea5 te-
'1c'1ea ~ Ky ~, c. ua,.u, . osnSo IL 1.osu
county, IN LUIS e'ate' winch las assumed
rroporaone 80 eonsloefnole as TO call 1of the
presence o1 military from Ierre Hante, 1nd..
about t"entf MUGS east Of The former place.
Cnf spccta1 olspaIcnes elsewhere pnt Ms
III POSSESSION OF mofe "details than
we Ina oc1ere 1eceaVed, but gaSe no
c'ea9 anu precise ices Of Inc nature
o. tue o's.aroaoee: Inc fumofs Ve1y na'u!-
n.ans ou1an Inc 1acts ano 'ne PIec'ss oasis
ol luz 1al1ef ase not yet el'eh' II 10 ooop'-
less true That in all our communities there e.
a6ts the matefan IN Kind 1or armed assanits
on loyalty IN Inc service o. Inc feoeiaon'
hut TO apprchcnd that anything serious can
gro" out OF such emeutes OF CopPefneaos
IL ne absurd as 70 LOOK 1or a revolt o. mas8a-
fauear' or any o1her scnomoas feptiiee'
II there are gathered together IN Edgar
comfy or IN my other county Of 4lino1e,
~" 1fant'e 1euc"e o1 Inc oasef so'1 burning
7or naf9sroom, tnc shof1 aaa easy Ioaa -
open 5ol tnctn !" anrl 'nel,oeists asa'1sl 1ne
5oeA " 'osnty. .ne peop'e "tl neco ~ sca,ce-
- ~ tu1n 'lo'n .ne'1 saa,lng tuuna 1ue Ius'
~ ua'"lso 'ncse 'aeni i"fe'cnes 1n'o t'pPApa~
W. ion UT. ,,-
4Ae oena.e ,'e1, ~ r, t.L 40 A'e't' o.se
.l, s'ou ;no ac'!oa % apou .ae ~. s spn.,
- C..",.:oa 1 s1
'1aass T'1a som 80" e.. e.,u. 1.u, ou.1-
1.a'aa - ~ ~ ss.,.,ass - A ~ -5,,sc ~
80 ~ - 49, 1-.o.s ~ +,,a ha,,-
4p -, uStpAu1e ~ ~ .u' ~"D - s44e oS'''>
*Au4 .''e ou1'n =. --..
- 10 4uADe 1Ast5 AA0t Aao Iuete peeA auJ
, 1864-02-05

WEEKLYTRIBUNE
COHtenfg for February Sd. 1864

f-DEPRhvrrE OF The great Case
ofElizabeth P W.FActzrd on trial on the charge
o. Il s2c1ty, prepared By her hHshaad+ RsT. 1heo.
Packard Letter heua Dr.. AoL1lAad on Mr..
PhckArd's case.
.-7HE GREAT CALAMITY AT SANTIAGO: Why
ths victims vere not s3vcd-
sTHE NEW C0FPERHEAD CHURCH: First Meet-
irg for it, O12anlzatioa5 p7. Olds In the Amen
Currer."
A SHOCKING MURDER III CoSNRcr1CuT |:
s-IA1EsrF FROM EpcHMoND= Jen. Davts' Body
Servant In Tashlagtou; Whist Ae has esea and
heard.
e-eRocLAMAT1os OF aAR1BALp1.
1.-THE CAMPAIGN In EAST TESNRssEE: Gen.
julius Whites command
8-sPlCT TcoRRESP0NDENCEs Lopgstreet Objects
to tho Private Circulation Of the Pfesldents Proc.
1lmatlon; Gen. Foster eonsoIeth him with letter.
s-HYllN: BIZ John q. Whittier
1o-L1TRKAEr; hot1ces of few Books. with EK-
tracts
11-TBB FLICK BROTHERHOOD: 4 Legend Of
The Rhine.
ia BUDGhr OF BLuaDERs.
1s-.BtAIsr oN1E DAYS" By Timothy swan-
14-WIr AED'wIaDoM.
1srnE FARM AND. GARDEN: Letter from
'1:urnl + Michigan State Sorghum Convention.
M-NINES: How they are made-
17-DiPORTAET FROM PARIS: Tia Plot to AZ
sasainate Napoleon; Full Details Of the Affair
! -1s-QUANTRbL: Biography Of Dr.gand ard sfur.
J.. Jtrer.s
1aTHE PIRATE ALABAMA: She Captures aud
Durns TWO American Ships-the Amanda aud the
Winged Racer.
M-IHE MISSISSIPPI FRREDMEN: Heartless and
Cruel Conduct Of the Contractors
21-FR0M KNoXV1LLE:: The Retreat from Sails
rury Plains; Eoes Of Property and Prisoners.
H-TuE PR1YATEER ALABAMA: Her Capture OF
the Ananda and Winged Racer
2s-LATE AND IMPORTANT FoNEIGN INTELLI-
GENCR.
a+EDIToRIALs: New Tork Herald Letting Gen.
Grant A!ous; The New Copperhead Church; The
CenGscntion Act; The Re,cnlEstments The Now
c.u kr Men; Iowa Ra1lroad Grants Our Claims
on England, &c.
2-A COMPLETE SYNOPSIS OF Local Intelligence
ftc the States Of Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
lows, Michigan, Indiana, etc. ,'t
e6-CONGKEssIONAL PROC EEDIEGS FOR THE
WEEK.
g7-INFORMAT1ON FROM ALL THE DEPART
NENTS OF TIE AEMY.
"a FULL AND THOROUGH REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO MArKEf FOR TIE WEEK.
"a great variety OF other Intelligence from all
parts Of the world. Altogether furnishing COM
plete narration OF events for the past week.
The CHICAGO WE.KLT TK1BuEK ts An excellent
document for merchants aud bankers who wish to
keep their correspondents thoroughly posted In
everything which pertains to their business
Price cents per copy: a. per year; OF 10 copies
, 1864-02-05

E Gov. Brougb, Of Ohio, recently OBJ
served young officer In the streets Of Co.
lumbus, grossly intoxicated. He te1egraphed
to the Secretary Of War for his removal, and
by the time the young man recovered his So
bffety he found his commission vacated; nor
could the persuasions Of influential friends
change the determination Of the Governor,
who declared that, as President Of q railroad
company, be had made it q rule to dismiss
any employee subject to intoxication, md be
could not deviate from that rule IN case
where the offender was fntrusted with tho
rare 0f men.
, 1864-02-05
FROM ST, LOUIS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.]
- ST. LOUIS, Feb. 4, 1861.
John McAfee, Of Shelby, Speaker Of the
Missouri Legislature under the brief reign Of
Claiborne F. jackson, was arrested several
days ago, and sent to this city for trial, on a
charge Of conspiracy. He was admitted to
bail in the sum of two thousand dollars, J.
NJ. Bagwen and Samuel s. Aiather going on
his bond.
Lieut.. Colonel Marsh will leave the city
this afternoon with the rebel Col Clarkson
in charge, who has been exchanged, and VIII
be turned over to the rebel military authort-
ties at CITY Point, Virginia.
, 1864-02-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago IFibune.I
MILWAUKEE. Feb. 1, 15tt-
GRAu-EeceIpts Of wheat II 900 bu. Market:actiya
at Kc decline. Sales: 900 bu No. at 1s,
and $118. Corn steady Sales track at 60c. Barley
Gru,- sa1es at $t1s for No. 2 in store.
HcE-Uuchaugcd. Sales OF 10 bags on track ut &c.
At Ncwhnn's this evening, the wheat market Was
dull and nomInalIy 1{c loWer-buyere offering &i.17h
with no sales.
pRxssKp Hoes-Eeceipts 1sa head Market quiet
but heavy anil Shade easier. Sales Of $780, dividing
on 40 Ds, At $7,oo3S.;5, to arrive.
, 1864-02-05

ytntilsting tie moi orious allegctl completely
Of Tie "1aW firm Of the son' in "runaios
the Court.''
These memorialists Slain to hare been BIT
terly oppressed. They have worked their
Way thus far, at great labor aud expense,
ard in tile flce of the natural resistance aud
powerful influence Of the court and Itaretain-
ers, until IL hns become ar established fact
that something is to be done. Foryears past
there has been q strong and growing pFeju-
dicc-or something more substantial aud lust
than mere prejudice against Judge Miller's
Cont. A deep and wide spread feeling Of
qualification prevails throughout the State
over the prospect that the allegations against
itare about to be subjected to rigid, thorough
and impartial scrutiny.
, 1864-02-05
FROM FRANKFORT.

Especial Dispatch to The Chicago Trlbune.]
FRANKFORT, Ky., Feb 4, 1904.
Considerable debate has been carried on
during the entire day upon : bill to Invest the
&c, eco in gold, in 5.2os or other Government
securities. The bill passed the House, and
will no doubt pass the Senate This will be
the first thing Of the kind done by any State
In the Union, and reflects credit upon the
loyalty Of Kentucky.
In the contest ID election casc from the SD
Senatorial district, the parties we're sent back
to run the rnce over.
a bill raising the salaries Of State officials
was laid on the table By q vote Of 90 to 81.
, 1864-02-05
BRAVE BOYS ARE They.


The Sd Wis. regiment arrived In Chicago 'as:
evening from Madison, on its return to the seat
Of war After passing through series Of the most
brilliant engagements The veterans re-cnlisted on
December e1Bt at Wartraee, Tennessee and 1eav-
Ing that city On Christmas day passed through
Chicago homewards, where they had their thirty
days furlongh. At the expiration Of that time
they se-o1gan1zcd, and left Madison, Wisconsin,
yesterday morning. The regiment which Was
mustered into service June 2, 1861, originally
numbered go men; now 1t only contains come
-s veteran soldiers besides which there aze about
70 reIu1ts- The history OF ibis regiment, which
has been previously given, is noble one and In
cludes the celebrated engagements Of Bolivar
Heighte, Charleston, Va, Winchester. Cedar
Mountain, Antictan, Charlottesville, and the
memorable Gettysburg. The gallant Sd Is also dis
tinguished as bein: one !of the regiments sent to
que1i Seynour's minlons at the dlsgraceful New
York riots. Their former Coionel-C.S. 8. Hamn-
ton-and Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Il Rese1-
have both been promoted to the rank Of Brigadier
General, a fitting tribute paid 70 the commanders
Of one Of the most celebrated regiments the toun-
try has produced. Annexed is the present regi-
mental roster:
FIELD Axp STAFF OFFICERS.
Gn,ons.- Ei1lla.a Hasley; = Il
Adjutdnt- Edward E. Bryan.
&UTpEnM-F. Barley.
.66siSt1nt 6nr0e0n-P. G. Con1ey.
[HQFtefm1ettr-J. T. Marvin.
NoE-coAN1sa1oHED STAFF.
Sergeant HgjoT--A. G. Taylor.
Qudrfe.masfer Eerqe0nf-C- 4. Hegg.
[ksaniesdFy Ser edat-John Mcggs+
Df1M .AQ}of-z. D. Durley-
Hatpis1l Glescord-Edwafd King.
COMPANY ORGANIZATIONS.
Company A-Captain, R. Van Brunt; First
Lieutenant, ". s. Budd; Second Lieutenant, J.
Shucrs.
Company Captain. #. y. Snow; First Lien
tenant, S. RAYMOND: Second Lieutenant. --.
CEME0ny G. Capt S. E. Gardner; 1st Lieut.
James Collins.
Company D-capt. L. B. Baleom; 1st Lieut.. c.
3. Berger.
Company E-Capt. J. ". Hicklcy; 1st Lieut-
Alex. uarkince.
Gompany FEcaptaln. J. =: Hunter; 1at Lieut..
r. L. blanchard; I'd Lieut. J. Woodfosd-
Comfuny G-Capt. (vscant); lst Lieut. E.
CoMiuny H-capt. T. stagg; 1st Lieut. E.
Meekcr; "a Lieut. J. E. Kolevan.
G. Mrdny I-Capt. n Daniels; 1st Lieut.. ".
FfeeboIn.
Company E--Capt. T. E. Horton; 1st Lieat.
81 Tiert r. Mne.
, 1864-02-05

HALIFAX, N. s., Feb. 4.-Afarshal Kane
and q lnrge number OF Confederate officers
have arrived here. They arc said to have es-'
~aped from Johnson's Island.
There was nothing definite done In the
Court Of Admiralty yesterday in reference to
the steamer Chesapeake, The Conrt ad-
journed until Friday, when it is expected the
vessel will be delivered over to her oWneEs-