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alhefnafIe. -
4 long debate ensued, aftsr which, without
coming to conclusion, the House aa}ourneh.
, 1865-03-01

Essima1c of ffenuregardsH Troop4-Un-
Ion OF %chofieldss mud ShcrLna uss Ar
1tItea-Spcculnftous on His tEherea-


NEW YenK, February sss.-Cho New York 7rio-
uns's Washington special claims to haze accurate
iLfosmat.on as to what rebel force eaa be brought
when that General LOFT Savannah. and took hts
force, amounting to 5000 effective men. whls
nardee went to Charleston. Where there were @ not
Joined Be1uregard. Al wilmington, Bragg had
rot exceeding six thonsand men. prtn apaiiy
Hoke's division. These hare fallen hack towards
General Baker had brigade, not over three thou.
eand strong. At Salisbury about two regiments
were stationed, guarding prisoners, The entire
docs not exceed TWENTY-FIVE thousand. lie has
cavalry sufficient to swell his force to thirty thou-
rand. If Shefmsn fosms q Junction With Scho-
force will be fat superior to Beansegard's concens
t5ated strength, and oil tue aid he msJ let from
'3ThmoMna Th Metv yo,r 7.,,n>,, w,.,,no,on s,.c,a,
says: 'All the released rebel prisoners aza sent
South to oppnsc EhefMan, and they appear more
enthusiastic ana hopeful than those who have beer
| IN the rehett1hpa all winter.
| We are Informed that private letters have been
union Of General Sthofeld's forces with sher
92p,s army, on Monday, the eth The po'n' I.
r $Ew I.EB, Tuesday, F1hyuAsy s.-Thoust
| rebel papers arc tcttccnt regarding. sher
mans Whereabouts, enough II, dropped to In
! marching distancc OF Fayettevillc, tltuated ot
Wilmington. Water Communication il anintsr
tup.cd between the two PLACES At all eeasons, and
~ our latest adyices- from Porter stated. he va
pushinsup the river as rapidly AZ possible, witt
his eunkna,s. It's probable tbat the junction o
SchoG e1d@s forces with 5hcrman's mar take p1ac,
at FaycHzvsllc, que Of the LARGEST arsenals ia th,
cqnkedes4icy. Bragg has taken bis Hilmtnsto1
toi& up. to Golasboro, followed BY Terry, W
| my as marching lrom Ncwbern, thonsh the fac
that th= troops brought cast By General ncashe
were eotetine since i'nded ct Newbcrn, Indicate
, 1865-03-01

Dissatisfaction Of The Rebel People at
SheFnln1 1lss Success.


The progress at sherman through South Caro-
lima, almost upopposed. the full OF Columbia,
without the slightest Resistance, the switaness OF
the encmc's r'ayements and apparent ontGanar0l-
ship OF The Confederate COMMANDER, hn5 created
very serious hpprehcns'ous On tue part Of tho
public 10 the military condition ia thai stale
not been permitted to leak oat. MS prompt bai
very great weaaness, or 1t nay bo part OF a deep
strategy, the aueee.s Of which will give bac!< af
gut RI i9st, 4 4 inpos*ihie for oa1 people +
e %a i a sR OF for @ os
me- s snts ss'0s sss y Ss aassia; aspas i
our commanders tac management Of ca; !.
ourselves unhappy about that which, ifalvlsei of.
VIC could not help, and which, though VIC cannot
understand, may Jet be she best thing for our
en1atfon than sparks from going upwards, There
nny be como truth in rutnor, hut 1t + hardly pro
bahie TINT ttte Of what one hears has real nay
where OF now, hut ere.y 01e helps them on with
more Or Ices Of amrldcation, unnl ltke the sno|-
ka!s, wha! was occe easily handled and even cast
from one cnother, 1t has BY coatfnua1 a:c1etlons,
grown to such Gtsantfc proportions US to Tux the
strength! OF the whole community 70 st'n up m
der ii. by one u,au, - B:anrega.d y reported to
wraz, 6ody dragged down II great ezertion = b.
apothsr. he has asked to be relieved; By a third,
SHERMAN IS betwetn Reanresasd ,a1,:l and
Is to ps5. generally, and ttke. .contcderaey ID
"Eene up.' Put not your !atth n rumor, and do
not permit yourselves to BE- very much frightened.
The capitals Of Georgia, Of Mississippi and ol Lou
iaana. indeed, ve ec1icre that the capital Of nearly
every Stae In tue Confedcracy, Except OF Virginia,
North Carolina, Alabama and Texas, have, af
some time, been in the enemy's possession. Our
cause Is not in house VI houses built By mans
hands, hut In temples built by Col himself-the
hearts Of Confederate soldiers and people. Should
thc whole eeasoaru be evacuated, aud the detach-
mems that have been guarding cities. concrn.
traed, our army will he etrengtbed, while that Of
qufred to hold the places VIC hare eva nated. The
tall Of Richmond itself. apart from the moral ques-
ton involved In the fact that 1t has heaa the great
objective point Of four years war, md n1so tho
iart that II IS The principal workshop Of tho Con.
fedctate armies, would not involve the failure Of
, 1865-03-01
Union Sentiment in ChAr1esson-Cap-
1ure OF lO,UOO Bales OF toaton-fHei.
come to General TerrY's Troops Mt
NflmfnNtou--SmHItE Eht0A Xoa8s

NV Tonk, Feb. ss.-lt seems by. the Htra!d $
Charleston correspondent that even tn the hot bed
Of secession love ter the old Union, h.s survived
al y.eiasitudes. The ren1atuans l9hab1tants 81
the city manifested the ur.n7st del1,ht at untari,
ing over them the old hag, and when . small
to,sn-started up The principal street. their officers
we1e sSa{eely aSs 70 ptesssd th S thS oe1ag
throngfns the avenues, shouting, waving hand
kerchiefs and cheering Tor tns stars and stFiges,
President Lincoln, and the Yankee army. Tne
rebels Destroyed much property BY burning and
explosions berose they 1eft, t,ut large amounts
we're found remaining In the city after the Onion
forces took possession including, Il suppossd,
Of raee. Over 100 pieces ot atdilety> and i'm
forts. 3
Il n}so appeare that . slH.,lar welcome was e1;
tended TO Gen. Terry's troops when they marched
into Wilmington Old G1ss, which had long been
hidden away, were brought ont and given to the
breeze; waving Of hau1kerca!ef5; crowds lined
their route Of march, md shouts flied ths mr.
The entire Union Losses, in both ki!lEd and
wounded, Ia all the operations OF. Cape teaz
RiTef, fgeseealne The ocenpatien Of Fer; Fisher,
ton, did hot exceed = O men,
, 1865-03-01
INDIA NA LEG1Sx4A1 H]RE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Tuesday, Feb. a8, 1861
In The Srnate nuch OF the afternoon was spen!
II listening to q ~ vaaGns ns ~ saw t6
formation OF companies for improving harbots,
docks and piers, with the right tn eo'tsst, Tas
read he thilo time and paassd, HhS ht LIZ A.
the Honse bill to raise resenno for the years 1885
and 1866 was read t1lrt time and passed; ayes
-, roes none. A message WAS received from the
ing % tie ' action az Gosernor Morton IN procuring
an advance Of $950,C00 from the President for
1rna5ns troops md diachargins the STATES quota:
rc'erred to Commi.tee On Finance: B1ls were in
lroducea requiring the State Board Of Agriculture
10 publish sern1Hunual reports Of proc edtngs,
a1o 9 making approximations iherefor; and 1efai-
i.inr proceedings ol Dearborn Common Pleas
Court. The scnlte bill regulating md raising the
fees Of officers WIS read second time, and or
detca sngrosscd foE third reading tonor1ow.
On the assembling Of tho Honse this morning,
The doors Were locked and absentses sent for.
rest aud a1t charsed without tnc. a quorum BE-
in: established, 1nptua! cunecstlon was made and
The matters In dispute were passed over ini0r-
unslly. and by q unanimous vote the General ap-
prcp.istion Bill YVES taken up, read q second time
s1a with rn1jons amendments referred 10
the Committee on Ways and Means The hil, to
fon. and ior the relief Of Samuel &. Patterson,
lessee OF The Southern Prison. was also read u
scepnd time and r-fefren to the sumo com,nittao.
Dn ruotaon. the hill raufyins tue action Of Gov
eruor Morton In obtaining m advance OF ST, ,uoS
rom lie President 70 arm the troops
and providing for The defense Of the stats, and
nrr md 10 ectiIe al other csins nvainat the Fed
81 GoTerpmcnt wss read the third TINA unde,
suspension Of the rules and psssed-ayes 81, nays
u I'm motion the bill ratfytng the action Of Gov
ernor Morton IN discherEins the state's quota
fro1n TIC direct tax 1eylcd bY Congress in !5a.
.wnn.,tin, 10 .oue {sa0.100 waa read the shlr~
tine under The suspension OF the rules AMI
passed-aycs q, nays L.
and rcfcrred to a selcct committee Adjourned
to o'clock P. u-
,r,s 11onsa HI, fsxiug dogs was taken mp, ant
amendments Of tho Senate agreed TO.
The school bill, being the- s2eel1 orass ~ O. sa'
hour was conttdcred On ~ % 9:nato,h
srncndmcnt limiting the provisions OF the bttt t
! white children, was agreed To: Aftes several IN
, 1865-03-01

Nv IonK. Fob: sss-fhs steamer New York.
steamer Cuhaun's peace news causcd great seusa-
ton IN liverpool, the cotton market 1s entirely
unsettled, little or nothing doing. Wednesday
morning quotations were nomitat.
The Eonfe,icsatc steamer Stonewa1l, late the
Olipde. lust trum Copenhagen, put Into Terral on
uriied Slatcs 5-scs were quoted at 81 on Wsdncs-
The Duke Of Northumberland died on tho 4th.
ID esps Sooa aope e9 bas w Ap AshRpa
Stacy md Charter OAK:
Ihe zIm.s sas: " arc as:9fsd IRE iTon Sew 6,
owp hands, and c1n tecure the Independence OF
The South either with northern assent OF despite
OF It. according TO his pleasure The clue 10 this
1nes}y credited in America, that the Mexican En-
perof has consigned ln trust to Napoleon the
northern portion Of Mexico, to be hela and al.
! French claims On Mexico. This cessfon mnst en-.
|. tail recognition Of the South by France, Eng
| land and Europe.
Cardinal Wfarman WIS not expected TO live.
4 royal decree authorizes Inc clrculauon o1
The encyc1'cat without admitting propositions
contrary to The constitution aud legislation q
Italy:
to concirdc eoneos.lat With Mexico, but vii not
withdraw bis NancIo from Mexico.
The lnite.t Suites etoamer lroQuoiB arrived a1
| 1HGlH tdy AdusN, Will tud [1cWa u uA[3At
Edward and schoouer lizzie II. Stacy, burned By
| the Shenandoah.
Consols, tsUi0s94; Confederate loan, 54155
/ French Teutes, eSf sac.
| IS. L1yEsr0o1, Feb. 1-p. N.
CoF7os-Dnll and declined }1.d.
| FLouR-Dull and steady.
GIsAIy-Whcat Quiet and steady. Corn dnll.
| PRoyIeIoNs-Beer dull and nominal. P0rl
quiet, and market haze Bacon hrm. Butt.
buoyant. Iari qnlet.
| AsuEs-Quitt and steady.
GnocE.IEs-Sugar quiet and steady. Cofe'
| trnrtivc.
IErno1Era-Quiet md steady
S1ocKs-lltiuols Ceut1al nliares, {051}; Erie
12l@32t.
, 1865-03-01
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
SpccuFnffonB on LeesH PiAnS-GrAut
Prepared to follow Him In Stx Hours
Time

EEw yonK, Tuesday, Feb. aas-The Commercials
correspondence, dated Hatchcr' Tun, saya: I'VE
arc nov under marching ordcrs, having received
instructions to be ready to move at moment's
notice.. We expect to have another tilt for the
possession Of the 3outh Site Railroad, and look
for heasy engagement Tint something Is going
on In the lines In front Of us Is very eridcnk
don't believe, however, that Leo il going to re-
trcat though deserters are now coming In in great
er numbers than ever. who represent that he Il
preparing to fall bnck to Dlnvllle. Lee could not
fall back to oscrwhelm Sherman without having
honrar
, 1865-03-01
I>Et:RSEATUHE
6faf flal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
L 1*r1oxd4s. n

In the Senate, last evening, bills were intro
dnSef to annu! sectlau 5, chap CT 1DQ Of the Gcn-
cpal Laws Of 1859. relative. to foreign Insurance
ranox Companies not 1ncorporated by tha state,
frt,n33 TO per cent on premiums received within
thc1eta amending ese. Is, chap 80 of Revised
ing Of deeds in order TO secure them against the
elaips Judgment By the creditors Of the gtantor
A>bill wGs was passed to provide for correcting
sras sS oee teis1e 70 tae mllary history of eseh
Wisconsin soldier, and appro. o.'rtattng $3.50
int Assembly, resolution was introduced to
adiourn siHe die On April Sd.
Bills were introduced relating to tho tcrns OF
Courts In the Fifth Circuit and amending the law
lug members Of the Legislature to take ncwspa-
II she & sena:e, to-ttsy. btu was4ntroauecd PRO-
ranics . to State otllcers, Gupfeme aud cileult
lomto- thrm 70 re carried a: less than rc=a)u7
Of The charters oi eaIa Companies, md ane 0!
drst odtnsc and one Yeas imprisonment IN ,he
The following Assembly bills were eopcarre3
in: To amend chap. at9 or the lava OF 1854 pro-
h1tj,Ing the establishment OF cemcterics within
she e Forsse % e,4s % sna ~ Barases valley Rstirosd
to anend fec. TO- char. ~ OF Revised Stathtes rela
tive to highways aud bridges, and To colstr1e aud
limit the provisions Of chap. - Of the laws oi
1869 relative to interest
Several local Senate bills passed. Also, the h'la
TO tx the sa1ary ot the Aduthut General at twenty
txe hundred dollars; t. appropriate to Aug ustus
tisytord one thousand dollars for completing and
preparing the Adjutant Generals report for 1881;
10 appropriate ten thousand duilaFa to the Trus-
tees Of tho Hospital for the Insane; to supply de-
hc'enctea in last years appropriation caused by
Increased cost Of supplies, &C.; to deta~h FieEcr
and St Croir counties from the Eighth and ut.
tsch them to the Eleventh Judicial Circuit.
4nitc numher Of BILLS were ordered TO third
readlne, including one 10 provide for taking the
State ce1sus. bus 80 Anenhed as to ax ths cous'
pensauou at f1.ko ipr every one hundred na mes IN
cities and villages, $s0o in rural dt.tricrs, and
$50 In counties with less than hve thousand In
ID The assembly, today, bill WIS introduced
70 f-gaIfze certsin acs OF the Sto khrtd.e In
dia.s<; is were also several local bills, and b1
relating to rai1rosa corpofstlons:
Several local bills passed. The bill 10 extend
tho fine for shooting grouse, quail, &C., WAS IN
deaut Gig postponed -, :,
act cxemptng certain property OF the Deloft Col
leCc lroa, taxatiou, the quesuon being on tht
ordinary third reaHlng.. The bill Was auToeatee
by Nests. Wooster and Thomas, and eloQuenuJ
oppofed by MessrB. 1ilton. Read and Cassidy
AF, Thomas srnued that that the present law Tto
lated the Constitution, which declares that tht
rule Of taxation shall be un.fo1m IN both Houses
1t Was adopted.
Resolution. granting the usc Of tho sccont
story Of the south wing Of the State Capitol to mi
State Historical Society, and for the insssslgauo!
kellogg, in the Hospital for the lnsane' "ef
, 1865-03-01
Qhiragp Qrttn11e>


1&kks n l. " N%
The re1n1 press are in an exquisite state OF
coufusl n, and give us but little that Is def
mite concerning tue military situation.
from what they do contain, however, it is
gathered that Sherman must be in the ylcIn-
ity os at Fayetteville, n. c., nincty-nve miles
northwest Of Wilmington, one OF tue most
Important places in the South, and contain
ing onc Of the lazgest rebel arse
mails. As Fayetteville has unlnter-
1upted water communication with Will
1pinctou and Portcrs feet at last
accounts were pushing rapidly up the rlver,
it Ia undoubtedly true that scho1sld has
made junction with Sherman, his corps
being part Of the naaln army. This will III
sure sberman's safety beyond I'LL eavil- That
Sherman at The same time has made VIII
nington Lis new base Of operations Is est-
.dcnccd from the fact that the War Dspa-t-
1nent is dispatching large corps Of surgeons
aud muses. with hospital supplies to that
place.
It's estimated, on what is clatmcd to be
accurn'e data, that the forces wh}cfpBeaarc-
gard cen conccnt ntfatc against Sherman num-
Der only Sc. .0o3, all loid- Grant what Is very
doubtful, thai Lee can throw 5000 men
dvwu from Richmond, aaa even then onef-
1nan, with schohcld. is Sill Tue superior na.
3ncrically, and has the additional and iuest
u.ab]c element Of the prestige Of success.
The Army Of the Potomac is at under
marcLing orders. All civilians except those
bricf chroniciers o. The ticnes, the newspaper
correspondents, have bcea sent away. Lees
forces nre uneasily maneurer1ns aoout, but
Grant is wa'ny watching them' ana, IT is
stated, is rea9y 10 ioila" Lee "i1asn slx
hours TING, If he makes more ont OF his
lines.
Sherman is dong hcasy business In cot"
ton zen thousand oales a. enaFieston arc
the result Of ILLS combinations, ana itch
1nond paper has report that ne Eot one
hundred thousand nt colamo'a, "hlcn Is
probably much too large hsnee-
Thc rche1 prison pens at Richmond aud
Danvillc are no" empty-all Inc surviving
Union p'isoi't's having been EXCHANGED. II
is to be hpWd, In the name ol humanity, thai
, 1865-03-01
MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE q.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago fs1hnnr.l
LANSING. Mich. Tuesday. Feb. o.


Bills psEsed The Senate appson.tatlug S5,5s1 to
pay aFrca.a.es for Tho fnsane AsTlHn. The resa-
i:f appropriation asked for hy that institution Is
- np for 1G-G, and the Ranle sum for .ED7. This
ntncy Is to fulth and f,. nisl the AsTIGm. They
ais passed the joint resolution to amend the Coz
y1tn.ion ~ allow soldiers in the ne1d 10 rpte the
antndu,ent to &c submitted in November, iS66, at
t1c general election; also bill tu smend the mtI-
farF !ews 50 tha: the Slate shs}l asio = eompaasss
Termed under them, ID addition to paying ex,enses
At encanlneata, rs now provided. to otlleers and
men one dollar per Gay, not exceeding ten days At
any one inae, curing .parades, d1l''s OF eacama-
t1eC.s; a.so PTo:idln: insurance on tho State L.
bsarJ; :lso amcudins former acts rrlatin: /, Al
hion College. 50 a. to create . committee On the
part Of the Methodist Church 10 ErTaage an Gu
towncnt fund for facilitating tho further endow-
ment Of the College.
The House 'Was mostly engaged In consulting
On local nattcrs. Bills were passed to rcrise The
charter OF .he city Of Ypsl.aa,if, to pzoTide for
the incorporation Ut Maaonic Lodces; to iucorpo-
rate the village Of Iollcy. Resolutions OH Feae.
raj Relauons are to be discussed tonight Since
lie coutcsiea ELECTION cases were decided iu favor
Of the sitting Of the members elected BY Eoditrs'
votes, Mr. Lulher. one Of The members Affected,
haa T,efrref
, 1865-03-01
NJ q H L Z u

In th.. cts the 81 tns a. tho tes.dsncs of ths
+. BEhDLs ! a5d Hi.s LnG1sE: j. RsYN,IDs.
!" Davenp r. End - 10 IL pspets 1fas: cspy.
II thl. rl&y tha BY tho Rev Mr.. r5oka
Nr. JAMES KEAR6Lt 4lo. MISS SARAH j. BU.
CHAEaN all ct this CITY.
u Scv York pste:s p'easc copy.
On ibe esl Of Febr :ary b. lhe Ner. T TohF, OF
Fort Wnyne, Nr W.D FAhNHAs,, D4nsfst, Of ii
cfao. AID sIsa. cAt:s1a nooRE' Of Acht:'n. No
In Moth Eysna E.1e 'conaty. n; r. Feb. "a, BY
Rev Prot i. n, C4*.sc. u ttfr1st' Seminary, vi.
JOHN ). EnFLASp. 1t Chlcazo H.. aad Miss
SUTuY L. ISGERSDLL taughtet q Vim. Il. Lager,
toas, ESQ, OF North Evans. NJ casia
, 1865-03-01
Tie Sanitary Fair-Shu1i there be q
Dramatic E1hfbition2

DfNnsANc IIn1Rl1l0A3
We commend tue following note to those hav-
Ing charge Of the amuscments Of the Fair. The
writer Is we'll known to us as gentleman Of tasto
and culture, and Of fine drazatic ability:
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Iuoticed, gone days ago, an excellent proposal
he feature which proved so successful in Cincin~
natf, Of dramatic eutertsinment-. Such IN exhi-
hilton might surely be gwen of high order, and
the commission. know not whether steps have
been tnken to carry out your suggestion; but II
any persons have the matter IN hand should be
tumble part IN fustderance Of tho project.
Yours, truly.
, 1865-03-01

Caro-. Feb: :as.-;stcamcrs from ew orleans'
21et have arrived.
Tic New Orleans 75mes ea5s there Ia sensa-
tton 1uuior from Matamoras, C!1 Btazos. taat the
clearanecs for Amer1can ports, and our Consul has
been aens Tut OF Malnmoras-
The schooner Jane DoIan, which cleared tson
New Dslesns, january 18Th. wn% lost OF the has at
Matamoras. She had full cargo Of merchandise
and number OF Passengers. All were lost.
A limited supply Of cotton was offered at NeH
, 1865-03-01

The New Jersey Legislature.
TEEsros, y. J., Tuesday feo; ss:@ane ., con. on
IN nj lie | Honse- The House adjonrne5 III O'Clock
lis evening, when the suest vi, b. resumed ed
.1ec9;nn ri iInitea States Senator and other OIL
cers. It Il thought there will be no easesion for
, 1865-03-01

Nkw ncRK, Tuesday, February es.-A young
man aoos t thsee bags oi gold to the Bank of Com
mere tn,s IT, afternoon. and. plsclug then ou 1as
street Ac vas purrpcd, caught, and the money
1csone1ed on DanE one Of thc
t",o oaGS vas % m.eslnc. ts.en, undoubtedly, by IN
boY, by the yonng ua2a. When he narsued the frst
thief. The Lost bng eoniainca ttt.uSn '0' '''e
, 1865-03-01

Pu11AnE1rn1A, Tuesday, February f,; SS-Tas H. q
subscriptions to the I'D loan, Iec5tssd ~ Jay
Cooke today: we're t9o. Thc l9Egsst East, =,
c1n subscription. S3H, ,DM. from NeM " 1eEa, Iha I
cinaai, and s,Co0 fnltvidna subscriptions OF nifty
md nue huuircil dnfIats earh.
, 1865-03-01
Al Rebel Naval xr.sd

TAsu1x0roE, Tuesday. February .s,-oa s II.
u,x1ay night last >pasty o. rcbe's. nanherin-
abouj 16O under command OF lieuten1nt Tsyin,
Wood. al tic rebel navy and nephew Of jeif
Davis, lcft the Yocomico rdyer fn sloops md smaij
7'oats, hound On raid te smfttl's ts!,nd, VIII. i
SanSce md tcycrsI Others OF our boats were IN
formed Of their movements, and at once started Il
pursuit Of tiem.
, 1865-03-01

NFw YoRK, Tuesday, Feb. I3.-Tte [5n2NatF.
e,ai's special eays: %f+he Committee Of Confer.
cnce acreed to make the Freedmen's Relief
Bureau branch Of tho War Depaftpent;; Aean: h
TTcri,men md white Unton retngees. II is feared
% thc business before Congress ca5not be completed
Gejore Saturday, and that an extra session will be
, 1865-03-01

No tettcr illustration can be given Of the
unfa1tering confidence which the people have
in the Government, than the simple state
meut Of the fact that during the month Of
February the subscriptions to the seven-thirty
Loan in this city amount to -, 3,@J1, 500:
, 1865-03-01

LOUISVILLE, Feb. q s-Geuerals Grancer and
| f1obson arrived here last night. General Bur.
bridge has been directed to report to General
ThoInns for service in the fic1d.
A report from Frankfort says about SIX hundred
mounted rebels arc in the vicinity Of Mount
Sterling.
, 1865-03-01

NEW foRK, Tuesday, Feb. 2s.-Gold decidedly
stronger. The Armnes5 Of the market under re-
crnt SUCCESSES has encouraged i movement for q
rise, end there IL at present strong bull combi-
naticn for M advance. The price has ruled DUR
Ing the morning ahu1t 2l3,