Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

J.C. Allen, W. J. Allen, Allison, Ander-
son, Arnold, Ashley, Bailey, Baldwin,
Baxter, Blaine, Blow, Boutwell,, Bran
dyke, Boyd, Cole, Davis, of New
York, Davis, Deming Dixon, Don
nelly, briggs, Dumont Reckley Eden
Eldridge, Elliott, Fsrnsworth, Frank, Gar
field, Gooch, GrinnelI, Harris of Illinois,
Highly, Hubbard, Ira Hubbard of Connec-
tieut, Ingersol, Jencks, Julian Kellogg Of
Michigan, Knapp, Knox, Littlejohn, Loan,
Longarve, Marvin of Missouri, Bride, Nc
Clung, Morris of New York, Morrison,
Norton, Persm, Pomeroy, Price, Randall
of New York, Rice of Maine. Robinson,
Rollins of New Hampshire, Rollins of Mis-
souri,, Ross, Schenck, Scott, Shannon,
Smith, Spslding, Strouse, Stuart, Towns
end Upson, Washburne of Illinois, Wbs-
ley, Whilder, Wilson, Window, Wood
bridge and WorthingtOn.
NAYs-Amos, Ansonis, Baldwin Of Mas
sschusetts, Blair, Bliss, Brown of Missouri,
Brown, Chandler, Clay, Cobb, Cravens.
Dawson, EdgertoD, English, Finch, Gan
sen, Grider, Harding, Harrington, Harris,
of Maryland, Herrick, Holman. Hurlbut,
Hutchins, Sohnson, of Pennsylvania, Kalb-
Aeisch, Kelly, Kellogg, of New jersey,
Herman, King, Law, Lszear, Le Blonde,
Long, Mallory, Mcdowell, Mckinney,
Miller OF New York, Miller, of Pennsyl-
vania, Morrill,, Morris, of Ohio, N Myers,
L. Myers, Noble, Odell, O'Neil, of Ohio,
Orth, Randolph, of PennsYlEsnis. .SSsiIRep .SSsGiIRp5
Thomas, Wadswortb, Wheeler, J. S.
White, Williams, Winfield, B. Wood and
F. Wood.
BALTIMORE Feb. l.
A dispatch from Annapolis says;
President Lincoln, accompanied by only
servant, arrived here, and left at l
o'clock for Fortress Monroe.
STOCKS.
At Gallagher's Stock Exchange Cold
2O43.
New York Central 1O4; Erie So; Reading
lO8B; Michigan Southern 635; Illinois
Central ll6: Pittsburgh IS; Rock Island
9Of; North Western 823 do preferred
60; Fort Wayne 9O4 Ohio Certificates
263; Cumberland 45.
Stocks and gold firm The latter sold
as high as 2O5g after call, and closed at
2O5g.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF Potomac, I
February I.-KvENEG.
On Sunday flag of truce appeared on
our line near the centre, and was found to
be request. in pursuance of an under
standing with Mr.. Blair and General
Grant, forpermission to Lieutenant-COlonel
Hstch, Acting Adjutant- General and Ex-
change Commissioner, Alex. Il. Stephens,
R. NJ. T Hunter and J. A. Campbell to
visit General Grants Headquarters. Ow-
ing to General Grants absence from City
Point no reply could be sent Immediately.
The matter was referred to Washington,
and after several communications had
passed permission was granted. A depu-
tation was appointed to meet gentlemen
and escort them within our lines.
After a few minutes spent in
the interchange of civilities the
party came within our lines, at which time
the troops in both sides united in stimuli
tsneous cheers. The commissioners we're
escorted to the railroad in carriages
where a special train was waiting to con-
vey them to City Point On arriving at
City Point they were taken to General
Grants headquarters where they spent
that night. Messrs. Stephens and
Campbell looked much emaciated and
eareworn, but Mr.. Hunter appeared to be
hale and hearty, as did Colonel Hatch.
The only allusien made to our difficulties
was the hope expressed by Mr.. Stephens,
that they would soon meet under happier
auspices.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.