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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22
Arrived,


Steamship City Of Baltimore lBrl McGuSsn Li,erpeoi
April aud Quecn.sown en- Of m mdse; snd oez psss
TO joan " DaeA Aptn ~ 6 ~ ion; 20 20 a. Pses W.
large rsbs- ApT ~ lat " 30 lon ~ 49, passed steam
shlp Bavaria hence ios Hamburg a..
Steamship Kangaroo lBrh Jentey Liverpool Apr eae
ouesnsto~n %tn at p M nd.e ana ooO pas 70 Jonn N
Dale NO date lat % ion 70 a. exchanged senas wna
sesl,hip ARABIA ooSna ~. a. NJ. r,... A.,
otoaN.np 1eofse oaser; avn
- mise. ana pass 70 % o. Sr"ulSeH 70 ols' y me
nsee sa ans1P On, n % -, a A, 80 = VI Do.
US 80 - SrI,n e., sro,I h.~,g 1910 Tn ~.
saw ssatlsep sSi9n, 49, Que ,ea o ~
% ~. 49, 80 "a -, a. ia caaIf ~ o. -.
mabs on as' passed on ,hs par SER Sny Np Ess
u.s. a. % p -, go pv,e d.; 49,. .ss,a, p,o
rom foft hoJs, ooenS W. SANE ,ius, poas sS a.
ne n,9s, sou "a ?; n 49, p & On I "
81 ~ i &c >. insT s.sn,s, S honna "a
o. 80. -, o en- H,io bound \ ''~eN ~ 49,
Ss.ptn ITr,S Slss.s TJ G ,rsn.,or,l pow.,. 1u,.u
VIZ snsI IA RssaSrt N q i7rb .pS FaS,rs.' ManTss
ieth In ballast 20 U y uartsma,tsr Capt Fuon &C Of
~ Inisa st.s, died Al Moshssd Civ oa the iSsb
s,ssm.hin Ang.ta Dinsmore CTowel PORT Royal g C.
nriI Ia va Bsnfot n C. 18th mdse and psss 10 Adams
tsffar..s' c.
Esps.s 10 r.,,.hga Tan, pbp,s.,n,,. ma. ,oIs
n ssisss -
Steamer Iscony' refce tnNaaePhia' Nose 70 L0p''
S.p.S Dial yonn, provld.r.. ,,d.. "a r1~.,x
bynner x,,,, r,.,r p,, l.. . ~
Steamer WIN. "ooo"So. eunaH' DAs"o'e "u'e W We
DazeIL nj, ~ o.u,.,.., -, a.. ~
Steamer rheiPI D'""A' iu"'eP"is NiuSo ~ % =" w.
p,s1s' - n, - p.,...a. &c f.. - a..
snip huhmann tpren' no''ege - D'Ys ~, "a
and IA pat- 20 ShaIs. Lullns w. s % at " -,
ION. 20 W, 'P'A' D'e"sn snip "e'a' "'" A""s'P ''
i S.r, fos Drbl,r, M,cirtosh Cardiff p.e II ana
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To,al...... s53irs7~ ssos.so.if' Inc. sss.oss.el

The Uuou Bank has declared a saEi-annua diyi'
dsnd Of Y cent payable on the Let Of May.
There war large attendance st an auction sale Of
foreign Dry Goods to-day. and the prices obtained
were fully ny 10 previous sales.
The exports Of Produe, aud Merchandise for the
week are s27S,G66.
The lAtest advices from England 10 the 10th quote
eonsuls Vt 92., Emo at Az and Illinois Central at
~, discount. Cotton had declined Sd. for Aaen-
eau and Egyptian with sale. for tie week Of 5000
bales. Other descriptions were firm and unchanged
Breadsiufs were quiet bat steady, with the excep-
ton Of corn, which was tending downward Pro-
visions were fat. The bullion in the Bank Of En-
gland had decreased f7S, 900.
Tie Time, Of the 9Th OF April Gays:
There an ai,auo4 affecting nesriy ell the oVe, deserp
tion Untsd States having and FRO psidup and
pf,rsncs shares improved esch ard the i've several mort
ss, a. average of about Zach noi, Stsrrs Bonds l. the
dollar shares esch and the psdup shares
H. Michigan Canal s. and ditto S, mortgage o. Michigan
sonthera aud Northern Indiana 6nliag Fund and sLsro
each NEWTON Cen,rL y cent q. and three descriptions
Of y bonds each and the shares q Penn,J lVsa,
Railroad lsi mortgage u aud I'd ditto and share. each and
Philadelphia aud Bssdisg shares -
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The above includes ever dollar Of Indebtedness
known q; the Treasury. The average rate Of In
teres, il will be seen Is very low.
The supply Of money Offering continues to iu-
creese, and leading borrowers obtain all they want
at y cent, and We hear Of occasional transactions
al v cent. The stock houses generally pay 5 Y
cent. Bot for the vent at the Sub Treasury at v
cent for surplus capital, we have no doubt the rate
in the open market would rule at 3a4 y cent. The
deposits in the SubTressury last week were nine
millions and the limit one hundred millions, fixed
by the act must be nearly reached.
Mr.. Secretary Cha,e Ia still ct Philadelphia, and
dispatches from Washington state that il is doubtful
if be visits New-York. This may be, but We know
it was bis intention 10 extend lie Wit East commu
nicated 10 his advisers here.
The following table will compare the present condi
ton OF the banks Of the City Of NewYork with that
a, the close Of the corresponding week last year,
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Number reported lL st F0T,yfourh street.
3,5Ii.
Ihe prizes TO-DAY quoted ssfOllows: -
ifstlnaty........lt ~ ordinary, aiO
Sic. luIp. ..............lO. all
some good Besvrs may be qotsd at l3c.
Tie s,f,ral average OF the marses AZ lie
The M 81 the sales range Z ON loBc. TO lIc.
Prices per head ana per pound. OF dieent weights, VIII
b. fopnd ~ accounts 81 SGies OF sIndry droyes.
Total number OF bsegss received Ia The city this week
4 PSI. -,
hh /. TT head lsas2 than Last week and 23 hssd less
hen Of Les, Ihe average number al eaeh
W.du..day market last yesr C2 bead, while the
bot to-day being J5s4 shows 30 head les :EAn tho average
aud go head less than ihis dsy week
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From San Frauciseo.

San tRAscIsoo. Monday. April 20. 1903
Arrived ship Dashing Wave, from Boston, stmr;
Mose' Taylor San Juan, via Realejo IL dAys-PHsnss
arrived well. ;,.
Sailed Danish bark Cecilia for Hong Kong WIN
a quarter OF million In treasure 1911 n, ,ha
Sailed ship White Y.con for Acapulco. with coal TOT 'h'
opposition line Of stesmorl MAJ. ,,.A. e,om
The markets generally dull. and very ns Of $50 Al
oohs, SCI 1e5c-
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Sailed.

April 20-shps-wn Nelson. London.
Brig-J. NJ sawyer
schoonsr-E. W. Ives Mary Annsbsl d. Cransy Conrs<
Fox NJ. CrockfoTd Rsbeccs Yorktown, o. II. Booth VIZ
xiua Porto Rico Pennsy ysnia David Hunter George DUO
ner, r.. w. Perry L. A Bayiis Lewis S.gah q. Whson, T.
r. Wetuors, Charlie. Carroll, y. NJ Duheld, Mary > lib
bets, A De Rosset Am Elizabeth. Fanny Mitchell re
qaonock H. p Clifford Burdett Hart Mott Bede he5eces
b. A. Berry Jacob Birdssu. Palms. Il. X Bsmens, sarah j.
HoyL
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rsrkct.-oiHgyuLLI REPORTED FoK rHH y. ;. rRlsuss
TUEsDAr. April q, 1853.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AhrohIhD fvh -" ~
ASHES ere ia limited request 80 70 Tor Pot and % ~
for Pesils ,,.,.u.a .. - ,rA
prices strongeIi the Marker Is NJ
saes embrace s0agOJ bales basis 0f eaa sSo Tor Md
C0gFEE-Tbsrs 10 no change nots In tbs mntst ana
the an today are uniD poan Late al efeblns wv as
Rio we've sold ct &C., lees ee9t IoI e s os n
Rio ia be country s made w by Me.s Wm sect son
4, no s bs.. Via 900 Baltimore and u DIS In Ne" 1Of
FIOIJR AND MEAI-Ths msrt bet Tor "e'tsfu md sists
FoY A and though the arrivals arr hi the low gsus
are Sc y bb eAsieI but tho medium anu p.eI &c
80 ,It suppy and are tho great decline in gold how
Ever ana The difficulty OF selling oIshaoge a. well . me
,a5y op,nins Of navigation, cheek buo.' ana ehr
..i,. h, 0,spca no matter how small the suppleAi ana
tho.s who hold stock will Ind A. 70 'nen ~ ~ 70 go
the market promptly they may very soon % IA 'hs %
nredeamept - the Wheat dealers whoso STOCKS $500
mali but those small stocks eyrn VIZ ho' move q.
80, 40 long a. the country affords enormous 'upps A
there 10 outlst worthy oensoe -, Lot
Hence we may expect more libef. ieeSptsa pel'e.
men, and ovy, so ere long and the sooner thh 0ocus '
better for the general welfare Of the COUNTY, 10
seTou,y a. interfere, with thu interest," OF sw
s 90 al ss -, sYtr. state; 80 90a 81 Is for fancy do
AZ 7g6 T. FOR the low grades OF Ws,tern f'f'fs' - ~
AZ rs Tor Shipping Oho 81 06SS fof Trade pIAnd 90 a
81 2Gd % sor g. Loui. EIh.s taalA sS ~ as 10,
aud IN limited requests sale. Of ~ o" ~. ii rsniIy
The low grades OF extra and .afo i.i IIIs' h'u
hs,J. sonthsrn flour Ia rather quiet and heavy 'ass
7.1 mis- Al h7as7l5 for mixed 10 sooa nnghI pIAH "
Country Supsrhns and o. 35ds ~ ~ Iot trsas M
., Corn Meal In good requssti sals' oil 'V
hi, At a. 10 And 81 81 for bsndywinse; ,,, ., An
FRIIT-sses az auction to-day bJ 1. ~ mI WIZ y.
bore. Sicily Oranges at 81 S0G+E ~ shu io9' "" N
OF 81 eO0s2 TO- cash. ell IN poor Jlae I'D, h, o,be,vi.
ORAIN-Tbs Wheat mArks 10 very qms'' oul o'o. nn,b
ha, sose although there IL hardly sh9usn
doing To to.t it, the demand mainly 70, nonis Use ,n.In
ms.s.l supply Of dssiIsble dusAU snA0'"s A''''' ~
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The Nc, Brocl.ade a. Montreal, Etc.

MONTREAL, Tuesday. April p. isp
The river here continues TO rse and the ice oppo-
site the city has moved considerably, The WAFER
below is very hgo.
At Three Rivers considerable damage BIAS been
done by tue ice.
The lee in Richsleu River broke up on Sunday.
The ice bridge a. Que bee still holds hrn.
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u.;ou Meeting In P,iladelphin.

PHILADELPHiA, MeLdAy, APhl 20 100
A large and enthusiastic meeting at the onloo
League House was Eeid this evening. Among The
speakers were Secretary Chase Dir. Marks,
Southern refugee, and others
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Gopartnrrsbip tioiites.

DISS0LUTI0N--The copartnership existing
~ under the GTm Of J. w VAIL, SAOfWELL
Go "a this day dissolved By the retirement nom tho Of
ME " SsotwslL The business Of the late firm will be
,sttled by them At the Office Nos AID South-st-hew
Tork April 1, 1859. J. w. VAIL
T. " SHOTWELL
w. SHOTWELL.
THO. ShOTWELL.
COPARTNERsHIP-Ths undersigned have this day
eorned copartnershp under the ira name OF J. W. VAIL,
HHOTWELL Co., for the II nlacdon Of General Com.
rnssion Butoess In Grain, Meal, Feed, &o-New'f ork.
Anil / 1858 J. w. VAIL,
ELI p. SHOTWELL
Ii w. ShOTWELL,
THEO. SHOTWELL.
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continues 70 pour into the Sub-Treasury. To-day
the receipts are 81 100000 on temporary loan, and
s5l6 900 for conversion into sos The largest tenn
porary deposit was 5000 600 frsm an Institution, and
very large uumOsr o. the deposits was from the
interior.
Gold fell of about midday 10 l45, under pressure
to sell, and but little desire to buy. At this pom;
new buyers came in and took the market up to l4's,
but upon the NJ VS. Of the running of the batteries at
vicksburg by our ircn-cads, tie quotation receded
rapidly to liGi. The gold speculation has entirely
Lost The backbone Rad some time since ana after
tpasmodic advances always fell back 70 lower
point than It started FROM
The following table will compare the present
condition Of the city banks with that at the close Of
the corresnoudipO week Inst wear:
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TRIP TO TIE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS on BLACK
%hLLS ISLAND "A large number Of the member Of the New
fo'f Conefenoe Of the Methodist Episcopal Church sy.d
,h-u elves OF an invitation from the Hon simeon Draper 70
Tis public Institution, Bl.ekwelp, Island ye.,sraa,
They Visited the various departments under tho guidance Of
Dr. aSc j. Oliver and expressed themselves highly
9Th bs trip Pleasant 'pescbe, delivered BY th. Rev
Ae"f'. Wskey, foI Hare and Others and hospitabis
s'rd ws' pread for tie entertainment Of the gus. The
pubic uen. especially our moral and religion,
ssshofs beo familiar with mode Of sknf caro- O,
those who Oarnot take Of Themselves. the better will
COZ sdabs system be UNDERWOOD There "a DO oyerpras
81 ear Institutions End those who have charge Of Them
SAsn they TO the bnd-iert 10 the lame
-ssT g. the dssfwsd0 10 the foCh-Ind shield " the
ARionubss
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.ISK & HATCH,
BANKERS

DEALERS IN GOYEIlNMENT SECURITIES
AGENTS FOR u S. FIVE TWENTF LOAN.
are prepared to furnish the u 8. FIVE TWESrY-YEAR
Blk PER CENT BONDS direct from the Government
ct PAR and ACCRUED INTEREST ~ heretofore.
: CY- ON AND AFTER JULY THg PEIvILEGs oF Cox
SKRTIya LEGAI-TKSDKR NorEs The FIVE Twenty
TRIR BOxps AT Pan CEAsE Parties wEhingto secure
United States Bond payirs cent interest IN GOLD.
AT PAR sbOhId send 10 their orders before that time.
We slso keep hsnd constant supply al eissses OF
overnneut Secures for q the lowest market Tsies
u 3 100 TREASURY NOTES.
o. s. PER CENT BONDS Of 1891 -
u s. ONE.YEAR CERTIFICATES OF lNDEBrED
NESS so, SO. -
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corresponding week Inst year:

The recent steamers IRON Europe nave p'o"e"'
considerable orders for Government stocks, ana
portion Of the deposits for iyetweniss to-day wero
on English account. The sale Of these securities
would be largely Increased il the bonds were ready
for delivery, but takers being obliged to wait ten or
fifteen days for bonds turn their attention to other
securites Arrangements are being made TO expe-
dte the printing of bonds 20 that soon, it Is Believed
there will be no delay in deliveries.
Annexed ia all official statement ofthe Public Deot
Of the United States on the 30,h March, 1868:
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ApnrL fi.-llOoo bbls flour. 1899 bags Corn Nesl.
$40 bbla Whisky l4000 bush. Oats 5000 bush Rye 600
hush Corn goo pkgs Provisions, 800 pI Butter 81 pkg
Ashes 2, 900 Pkgs. Lard
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susp.r.scuooL JUplLxr.-Mondsy evening the

SUsDAr-ScHooL JUBILEE.-Monday evening the
sundayschoO Jubilee held its Anniversary at the Cooper
sn'tiius. under tho sus Of the M'thOd' EPi,c0pa
Church Of Rsw-YOrk The spacious edihoe pscfed win
attentive, and, there great many children
present will add beautiful audience. Songs were Sung by
' audience, and addresses delivered By the Rev Dr.
Cummings, the Rev DR.. Goldman q reverend gentleman
whose nsIno We cid not ascertain aud the Rev HeorJ Ward
seecher lie made one Of bis happy iuptomptu speeches
h which he dwet 81 some length the conversion Of chill
4'n He had faith In the conversion Of the young The
wonder IA 10, that children converted bat that grown
People adults and must become like little children before
'y can entsI the Kingdom Of Heaven IL difficult TO
ssyoH Mr. Beeeher a. it ia to report Spring with Its sunlight
o Fsa lightning aud thunder rd-mus!c and odoi Of bios
soHI lilo aos be heard to Be appreciated There IL no
nAs' 'm paper and ink but there 1, lightning in hi,
~'ra' I" they come pslptstin, from hi, lips.
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HEw-YOR7x CATTLE IIAERET.

FoR TUE WEEK ENpIss TUESDAY. April II, 1886
orlL TKcEtYrs on CATTLE OF ALL KIsDs THk wsEk.
According % reports from the several msTketpAoes In
lie city there have been received tins week
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EinnEriai.
(FIYE-.
4 GENCY of THE NATIONAL GIVE
IN TWENTY YEAR, LOAN
ov,,1v oy LI,KRuoEs. CLSE, 4 Co.,,
OfilVA " No "a Wall-.t. New.YoIk.


". t,ka this means OF snsvering TIE pusou'
sSds Of " respesBg the u F"eA"'u'' A''' '' N'O"
Fe act agents. -. ,,.o,ea pavable ,su,i.sn.
Said Bonds bear nix pef cen EN- "a en-. 6s on Novsnhey
s,,,ll An o,d on the Of sy ana tue h Vi NEYeoet
H. TSsny yesrs run but beng IsoeemsoIe al the
,ls.V ri tbs oyeIumeDt after h'e Yeas sIs oe'isnSod
tVe-f9snlies go, nd pc-;t,-.d p,rS,. a..
az 5n,r,i1stony OF 5Os l0os sos OV0s: the sttsf
e. 50. lOls SOS. I,GOOs 6,OoOs' aud iOoO..
49, Connon Bond hsve coupons attached for twenty
-, -. ,S3 are PAYABLE and transferable TO bcarsI
Si Tsi..Ss5 srs iasped In tbs tho purch
.ss sne sad residence recorded the books Of
49, Department Washing toBl and only transfer.
- Is usure power Of alto ney, before authorized
Hcvsent Official Tie ioterest is collected 10 the sams
.,osT Al the sub-Trsssy nearest the owners residence
Both Principal and Interest are payable in Gold pro-
yilsd by Act OF C0nuesA
Es,s lin with all Government Bonds) free from
,s1s; By city town county OF state and the income de-
Sysd tkeiefom subject only to onensf Of the U. s.
X. levied upJI becomes derived nom other sources
The privilege Of conversion at par viii eease on tas first
Of Jay, 1868.
These Bonds supplied by At par and accrued interest
O. eyineret cling TO tho purchaser upon de-
posit ths money Hence the frs, Coupon falling due
beinE p.d with the date OF tho issue OF the Bond viii
be scon instead Of three cent like the succeeding
onss
Orders by mall otherwise, accompanied BY dr on New
York current funds. viii be promptly responded TO-
LlNLhMORE. Il4sHS i Co., BapEeTs
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FISK & HATCH 80,
30. IS WALL-sT.

OFFICE CENTRAL RAILROAD CoNPAsr OF NEv.JEEssI}
ELIzABzrsPoKT. n. j., April "a. 1903 J
NTOTICE Is hereby given that the annual Meet
IN inx Of the STOCKHOLDERS OftLe CENTRAL RAIL
NOAD COMPANY OF NEW-JERSEY Tor the election OF
ENE DIRECTORS for the ensuing viii be held at tboir
Once a. EliIsbethpsrt N. j.. FRIDAY tho Oh dsy o.
Msy nett between toe hours Of u O'clock m eod ocloek
ID m The Transfer Book viii be closed from the 10th inst
10 the 9th pfoIima SAMUEL hNOA, oeoieesV'
TINTED STATES CERTIFICATES of IN
" DEBTEDNEsS.-Msturing Certificates Of Indebted
hess collected and returns mad. promptly.
The gold received fOf interest RENTED or accounted lof
fho msrket price "a currency 1t the oPllou Of holder
- KErCHUM, SON CO.. No ~ EAchsnge place
GTOCKS, BONDS and GOVERNMENT
~ SECURITIES.
Bought and sold .t Board Of Brofers
By A. g. HEMINWAY Co,
No. SO Exchange place.
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BORT Uarosns' Notice.
srArE oy NEw.YoSK;

STATE oY NEW 1okk ,,,u. 4
PoRr-wARDsSs' OyyIcz. NO. io4 "snN a,
NOTICE is hereby given, IN acco ,no Wa
section Of the Act passed April ~ Lo' o., -, ~.
X 20 :. ps1.O.. Interested in having charge or me
.sbrt matter Of such inquiry eis.;,on bx ~ Per,
,hs ,ollowins vess De are now under ~ 80 an -
uSD, and ths, the said surveys OF ersnaens Niu De
nnl.tsd within days nsit 'aeces1hs 'a n''s'' Ga
g,msbip city Of Baltimore. 10 "
VI 10 - "
80 F,anc. A. Palmer. fler NO ~ y
p.yi Lrfedck Scala. ler no ~ ~
Bark NO - r.
Bnx Elizabeth otay
Bria Mary q. Mariner. No. ~ f.
BIZ Dirk Woodruff RobnsoD't
Brg MsIts c. Psreponps
Schooner Hannah Ward -
Schooner Anna C. .ThomDsons
Schooner Noodrut k0oinsons
wM Ii. BUkLEIuh, PIo.tasaL
J.Ausu HzRstxAs, Secretary.
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nINfATUAs ALMANAC

| sdn-R,,s,.5lO Sets .......6:46 Mooa-Setn. lila
| WATER THIS ~
sandy Hook .i054 Gov Island. III: 81 HslrSss.. l,U
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6team-3)ower.
WELL.LIGHTED

CTFAM POWER, WELL-LIGHTED
- Rooms Isrvs ana small w,ll sds It'd for mechanical
pos. best ion ~ city for business Two Base
4, wsNIIThtsd Al ths I,Ous 1esed with steam. AT-
py ~ D Ii. WALKER, No. 1870 CsLtre-sL
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
srles nj the sfock Excbanpe hPp,t 81

% olo U. s., 81 Couples 900 Erie Ralwsy.... u;
10000 us &c, yr s9t e5t Hud. Riv r. R....1O8t
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as could be desired. They fine body Of men, and
their Captain received the hearty commentator OF zen
Thomas which ought to fill the measure OF his ambition
in the direction OF praise.
All the troops rere addressed both by Gen. Thomas
end Gen Smith. The former told them in few simple
words what he had come here for and what he hoped
10 accomplish. He said that lie expected their help and
cooperation exhored them to do their duty and then
eoqently alluded to the great opportunity now afforded
their race to prove 10 the world that manhood which
for generations has been so cruelty denied them, by
Joining their efforts with that of the white race to save
our common country from the ruin and disgrace with
which 1t Is threatened by the authors OF the Rebellion,
and earning for themselves and their poserity homes in
the land and the position Of men In tie nation Gen
Smith spoke IN similar strain. and gave some account
II the battle of Alikens Bend. as IL appeared to him
after the fight. lie said he white and black men
living side by side the ground, killed by the bayonet
the first instance, TO his knowledge. In this war.
where had crossed. The men listened IN wrapt
attention 20 every thing that he said and before the
parry left gave three rousng cheers for Gen. Thomas,
and three for the President OF the United States.
he occasion viii b. memorable 70 those men as long as
they live True sodicriy pride has been aroused and
they have b. shown thnt they cared or-that they
are an object 81 concern to tie Government. They have
le,n visited Is the immediate representative Of the
President of the United states and he las spoken words
Of Kindness commentator ana encouragement to then
WILTON they win never forget.
The patty let thc forts shorty aiier noon and oTyed
- Size ,elcc NJ 10 O'Clock last night.
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Gen. Grant aud the ContrGbnnds.
UrAror,RrYKs nRrARrsr Vt OY tbs 1xNNtssyRi
Nt,k,nrRC Miss. Avg. TO- 1905.

NIcKsnraG Miss, Avg 10. 1905 (,
GENERAL ORDERS No oil At all military posts IN
States within this Department where saver. n"s o.,n
abolished by the Proclamation 81 me fresileHt o t
United States camps viii be established Tor snch if.eu
peop, of color are Out OF employment. .
ii Commanders of posts districts VIII detall suit
able officers from tho army ~ superintendent oi sueh
camps IL will be the duty Of such superintendent 10
see that suitable raOns drawn from. the Subsistence
Department; for such people MS are sonned 70 TIER care
III. All such persons supported by the Govefnmeht
will be employed IN every practicable way 70 az I'd
avoid us lar possible. their Becoming iden upon
the Government They may To hired u planters OF
other citizens proper assurance that tho negroes SD
hired viii not be oil beyond TIE military jurisdiction
OF the United States. they may be employed GU any
public works: in gathering crops from abandoned paa.
tatiOns: and generally Ia any manner local command
els may deem ion the interests IL fhe Government.
in compliance with tW and the policy OF tho Admins
tratOn.
~ II will ne the duty VI the Provost Marshal ut
eyory military ros 20 that every negro within tho
riliction of the military authority is employed by some
white person. sent TO the camps provided for iIced
people.
color for their ibor giving wages per month in money.
nm empl,y families of them by the year Plantations
Sc feeding clothing and supporting the ialrm as well
as aleboded and giving portion, not less than one.
twentieth al the CJlclNll part OF tlel crops ~ pay
memt tor such service.
VI Where negroes IRE cnployed uadcr mis- authority.
the parties employing viii register lth the Provost
Marshal their names occupation All residence ana INC
number of negroes employ ID They vii. enter INTO
such bonds as the Provost Marshal with TIE approval
Of the local commander may ,ocuIe Tor the hihu ess
mcit and proper care OF :ho.e .up.oyed ana 40 Sc
ourlty against their being sarre" 5eyondthe enP''e
jurisdiction.
VII. Nothing In mis- order Is 20 b construed !" Gun.
barrass the employment Of sTc' o.'ed persons ~ wa5
~ BY s order ~ ''' ''''' Ms.ocGen. U. $. GRAM
T. $. Bow-Rs a. 4. Il. O.