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1MIeRATfeN.

The wsstssa smigsssion . larga AHA
sprias lhaB any year SINGS 1855. Thiss eisy
IL literally ainundased', with sspilgrips', :;
shsrs 10 sontipnous linz Of whise-seppsd
wsgons Sling through oar streets from
nornisg til might, sEsry day. Ths ssean
ferry boat hssFssa shis s;ty and opshs--
capable Of doing much Eark p say other
on she Missouri riTar-h taxed % iss Mt
saoss. and frsqasnsiy anaAls % sskssp mp,
Whole ssaeres" Of aeaus msy BE- seen on
she bank, .ss times, awsisisg their sssusn''
20 sssa. The great majority Of those go
ing west this Session, appear 70 be good,
Substantial peopis, who Win prove valua.
Bile asqsisision to she pOppfssion,of the Pa
eifs States. "Filshy Ipers" 10 the general
magnet, bus in the case Of great mapy We
are Inclined to think the ssdrifs " wAs at the
bosssm Of their moving. t.....,t..
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RRoyoaE MARsaALA FoR IOWA.

The WasAisgton correspondent Of The
H0sakeys, under date Of april 30, ssys:
The officers under the csnseription law,
In eur State, - recommended by members
Of Congress, and dsasrniBed upsn BY the
War Department, so far as / have been
ole 10 ascertain, ars % follows: 57s,. J
LIST Distrios.-=K. p. Rusledge, Provost
Masshal Jshnsen PseFson, Comnissiohsr
I'd. District. -Phiio Hall, Provost Mar.
snal u. Thofingtsns Cosanissioues = -- : :.
Burrows, Physi6ian. ,.3... a..ss t. ..=s,-',s ~.
Sd pissnak,-Do net know Who. g.,
An Dissrist.-Jsmss Mathews, Provost
MSfskaI.E =, y.taaR ~ r. ~ Isl - !,
E5.h b,striss,-s. q. gsosasli, Provost
Marshat; ---Oorpish, Csmmissi oner. The
headquart ers Of this District are changed
from the original iatsnkio Co, 81 D@ Msiaas,
toBoaA0zhB lnMs.s - ..~'s ; =
Ssh Dissries,--Pessr Mslisdy, Provost
Marshal. -. -. . =.
Major Thomas Duncan, Sd Cavalry, Reg.
ular Army, viii be oar Provost Marshal
General. -.~-s
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RReYHgENcE sUsrGKDfN8 rae WRIT
- - = or taaRRAs eoRPus. = - =:

- As 1airaala LeSgsr asss NAT one Wn,
= Osnpbsll, fssmssly . ssasmbw Of the
1swa;LagisIasms, fron Wspsllo eoaasy, sss
oes 10 make . soppsrhsad spesah at Bla,
danahasg ON ths 18th NH, and whsn- ah0ns
half done viii Bis sirsas u tssssoD, fell
spsschlesa TO the foar, and soon expired
Hsssis cass Of sssasbsndss Of NE Ha5s-
az esspus''-sn 9 afbitrsry assasEs-shas
Old Ahsis nol responsible iar. ,Ws hare
always opposed sbe sysssm Of arbitrary ar.
rests, for We eonsidsrsds Il inpslisis; bot
whss Prosidsnss sskss me masss, d hspd
We ear sasessslly -asqsissss, fsrsssiss ss.
cure in the. bslisEss shas tssissssss. sh.s 4 ar
rested wifi rot b tasnsa Iosss aaala mas
sAs. ssaSsFy, = > fss assks "a. sssysss,'
their sssasea wi.h Naaeublsd vsaon, kas
will IaasdiatsiJ b sana rhsrs shs5 hsIsnr
--sssoush Of the lines''. ~s'"# f'As7ss
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ToWNanfP afRKTrnak.

. The Union men Of The different sownships
OF ths county shesld have rnsssisgs, soon,
70 appoint dsasgsses 70 q County Conven-
sisn. The State Convention assemblies al
Dee Moines, on the l7th. Of nsxs monsh,
and sAa ooansy ConvsntiOn, 10 appeiss
dslegstss shaEssO, shosld Be bald as lsaaa
sws weeks previous. =. F.. s.
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g Grand Calf, just eapsursa By The
forces under General GRANT, ia On the Mis-
sissippi rvss, aboas midway bstwsss Eicks-
berg and Port Hudson, and IL one Of the
mostiwportans points on the river. I.s cap
sore is a. important step toward the reduc-
sien Of she rebel Stronghold az Ficksburr.
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xx.uz.issxsss srzes


sAan~pusssssss q Issz sssassssd y sssa asls-
.sfss1s : ssss sasssa Is sAss< b. - slas 81
- Nssnss, % wesassaas asssaaA - snns, lssss d
- s sss II IA zso il =, A. s1s 4 rase
"a asstaksss . n vssea ~ = - sasnlnx o.
sshsr sisezioa, anaizHsss ~ esssszs< Kasnk Gss.
aEnss, and sss yuaSs q "a sspfems Csnst ard ssr
sas trsassssssn Il sseS on - IL nag prspsgis
aosss hsfws 80 San saiskssa 60. 49,
rae ras - sssaakssen.wiis pe lks sams, "a y
SAs last nspahiieah ssxzs Cesssatssa. as ass-
sass sesss& aassaAsy, ~ ~ ssissass aaai-
Sea- 8 "a. lbr.sss y rrs.laaal j 10
United sts.ss. RssaisasF ystekes p as aaae pin b
ssssksa b q adj spsi s6iessss, All asizsps vith
susdssainsaaa Il asTs7 wne ssa heas IN fawsF e
sasza1aang aae @vssaahsms N no uss8 an msfasa@
sssaai and necessary war measures "a ths spsey and
sssasaswsappssssiaasftAe 80 -
meaa q fsszssai wAa appeasG b lbs sshess de-
ssSnsas snas snszshy ana saosAshsf % COR era are
49, b siaug % Trss Misses ino hostile ~ esiy
coafedersass ans wa SIN bsisvs in ne ssce -
Aessrfzs q cen. 1ssksn -sTAs uasea--ss sassf esd
sAa seeyservsS sre osrsisily invited 10 unite in
sssdssSK a65ssx a. aas. sssss sssft5 80
usunFy usnssss ossasaassess ars sssassssa se tass
sves sssss IL u IN Insuss EAR IS "a coa-
xsatiss, "a aanxsasA ana saesas ssEs#ssrsiea h
kAeir respass,vs esansasss = gAmrs 4. LksE,
-. .cssaSAats Kzseutlss csa..
Isl pssrses, g. O.. Soess. Dss &olnss ceanty.
~ ~, p.wy serras. wagsaP +" Fl
AZ ssyank asssss. sssss asais County.
A,A.,s!a4 MerEis ssasefss oAsv'sss :
KsA Pstss Mysez, Rsik
Sn ser .0.'w.gxxtss ysassssa -"
aar q sxhsass RSshss, goAnsOa a"
issasA - 20 p saarss, nss2saas zzE1k@,,-G
~Hssh ZEE Samuel Merrill oisytOz ~ .
mn SRF1ssMreAugs s1Fs FssE.A
DsxsppOrs, FEB, II, isss:@a~--
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eTG@ Qswsis ~ ssAsangn up che rsb-
81 ssppashissss. fip THO yisinir pg 81.
Louiss and .aesigRs tNgiyss hsa pssmisaion
ssojeinsahsis sriesass ID nixssL Dsustisss
Jsfsssli Be Aasps u sssa sl,sa.s E.. = "
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II 8 Il
s. 'ss.s 4. &. ss... sS Il 81
I'D agssfl gf vs. = y 81 !. gH f
4 ng&Z1e ~ Wv ~ $3.50 IS ss III
y y . ~ 3 zsss e s19
10 . s2qs VI y 1920 sls I Y. y &
s. a y y = J. = 81
q ] y 81 sg g 9 & 4
40 Nh M Is 49, y. 6 - sss q
TOT 8 s 80 j 49, II j. ~ u
A4s @ss II h 9Aak
i 4 ~ " Z. ~, 10 - Il
eenan1ana e - ~ q u Il
ksenas I. & "a Isl III
IS ( lsssssa Al
"a 1Iexasd 80 yEEa Nj.
ssainiDg The felIoMIEG 3 81 So. -
m. 81 FORD Nag eli III ana YesfSgs
- mogusnK 5Ils sssse sasg8 III ardsrsa
|hssfk rs oaassr. nd by f H ! Nss6sx sxtrs
ssissns, pasAmulsss - lsansk
I ssslssls ss5 sans % Washla
Il ksmw an eha 0siasE eide 36spA Jul ~ !
and aPfillegy.s Ahnak 81 ri Eass il sl1sss
$1,000 rairissR. ksalngsnK kh@ Eea6As feSsjaN
- anyeinsa "a. ssseanin8 aMag hEiaR6a. ea1
y 49, $500 tlse deafsaeff0n 81 She ranE96ne
70 ,ivsy rass viii afeAe rs p5dIEg. md
sana aver.Esw g slse easIs sc tho poNfeass.
$50 n s. 81 sIsw tin ISs Yk5 81
- 49,, snassnss rs Ken 50, aad used H
l.asshsn So M osssera. and after eessskla
hanys hartl. ieborT the pantopra msre opss
4. age ready. Ab0uf Fsi1nsehk che fofeas
CONN., rss enesd falling bssk. re lst eorps
wss she hrssso sress. SOD noe 'seaslY III
sra ssver. The al asgzs renains. Is an.
|traaahauarssa. "a as,sef rasraae. sgsfs hocsasl
~ aFmv viii rt.eeh khid. as before tbs sns
smy d;aeoyers aasr Yekreas. kla4 aanonadins
"a son, a.encea nssisa III esie Is fsens, ard
s dasnerIIfs hnsfsa s aDs iaanrui5ahis. m
ean dcnbsl1ss 1910 asesss Is IN ii wishoas
-; sas -. bus # 1lIiaaov ersa "a the Il.
sanas "a 1870 ssiIl he sfEarss. III agm0-
1900 - sroons ~, eee OYER By neoB.--s
srhe y,s a. 40 n - tsrrfbIs onnafeiBn. ii.
,.sst - hasa ~ m, n Rngusstass faunasrea
hsvs isss rinter.s Ger sFek ngs lying n shs
rssds. Iut asmhuEanaee are eOsnine 40 %
sarnoya them. n.
f7.lssr 1 3 A. no Aahkia8 Tuesday. ok CIV
.sss 80 seros. Tks snssny evidently massaa
- Nrs;Ilers a., osl1 sriksas. With svismssas
s - above as,d essaskisSR 10 On aank
snd rear. s FSfslg ssasss = IL spssssue sbas.--
aoma tears -. entartagnsd shas The sabsaaF
wnrta 800 "a dr. spegras % sesos5 ~
river below VssdsidEs
n.s.S -. 49, - ,s.Ann1ses havS
faIlss INTO ~ sse. 4 haods. ~ S.ss
ats al shs 4lsld unhuTrisd saua ths weund.s
al ara sspdonbsediy iYtng ii great m shsgsi
for want al. assanss ,n.F De. Johnson. nd. I
ieal inspooter. has yosanseeged "a - ovss
wish ! eorps AZ safeeons, 10 take charea a
woandea. & &. =. S '1s 1E
b cen. Hooker was syegy unuca aausesseA
LAST night. Hs held 1 consnItasion with a. 1
counnssnding Generals. Is wkieh Il go
urgea spes j longer STAY Is iss present pe.
sitIon. wonid prove upsafe. essil rainiss.
river rising ran,dly. ~
Faimorsh. 6tb. TO i. pp.-Thrse bridges
wers swspt away an she rasaroad from Ia.
auIa, last sight: building parties wess q
work NH night. Trains agsin, running. Z Il
il rnraored thas the - 81 - cavsirv ereassd
ever anon ia nartharn asrk and az a.
vaneiDg cautiously tomagds this place A
force has bsen sent TO oppose them. The
enemy are thousks 70 IS q i,ies on the other
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MankE;oaIf0 70 M,

80 MpMAS6EIu3 hys3 nay D.
4 FsuonnoissAnes ID 9amessown road wa
szsds yesterday hThSs les ~ 4shs rebels
lsfs on Sasur,lay. Rsrseas aIoag The .feasa
yseseseas they 'rssesztsaa d. ksHsa describes.
DMssgs ssgedso rally them; busshs AsmSs-
saaisatien Was 10 conf lets t&asa ethlhg con1a
be &coeapiiaAels.d Esasf g9isfsag ri San u
q The TsiHAa8 kasl q AEarffessbs se ssIeapsz,
ofaA06tA, aaiasellUwsso Describes rsuayt
theft SnmaSieasi01 easI bstwsan VmksSusp
.RlsAmendy ChaflsstDd add Fallahun,Ma.s
neither paper nor osdlsRSAas ahas areaohsa
sSsagg's array frsri either ssf tkese places
FotsseTeFAla6ayA.z.sr II! 3srtfa,7E ssEgfs-
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BANKS vIcTORY Ar NEW ORLEANS.

. IL sc q
The National Republican Of the lat OF May
publishes some eiieIal dispatches from
General Banks, dated near S.. Martinsyills
the 18th, from which it appears that when
be lsfs BassR Rouge, three regimsnts only
Of Solored troops remained for its defspset
The resalss among others Of Gen. Banks
expsditiea are the accomplishing OF march
OF over 800 miles, beating the enemy in
three baEtles-sws, on land and one on
Grsnd Lake, diapsrsing aad utterly destroy
ing the rshel4army and nayy-capturiDg
the foundries OF the sasmy at Nav Madrid
and Iberia, ard demolishing the Salt Works
At the latter place; eapturing the eamPs.aad
sqsippaEs IL the s0emy, also several guns
sSd 2000i prisoners, and 90 deranging the
plans IL the TeAsas thas fthey canuoa fer
Soms months 10 ever rebPgaSise. Our loss
10 the twu land battles 10 between 900 aud
7o0.a Tia dispssches ssy1ws have not only
destroyed the army aBd navy or the enemy.
aud sapsursd bin materials for re. efganixss
ton, bus we hass aalsolin our . asssssion his
ablsst efReeEs OF sea and land a3i4l-5 r
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- -'.I''''. - = 7'T9T' Uaif0, Nay g.
A stssmere from Memphis repots SkeFl
maa'a expeditions up sKs Yas6a returned to
YsuAg' speins. His movement was sa.y1 a
feiDss 20 attract asteatigh ~ sAsny and
araw troops away from sonth Of VisksbuFg,
whsts a0stsrhaUse was operssfuss q Gass
beats NAish acognspsnisd The seSpedisiou.
gagged batteFfss IS 1Haidsss Blafs Tht
Ohoctaw wss severely damage b0s 81
popndsg hasing gcns SisEF through her tur.
rat.1nd Mhesf Us age. Oar loss Ia reported
s0 killed l6ha RohSasd:s Tn8 S0Iass Era.
f e Dslef 6iss %, VA sseksd
p gasftIll vita sannon sshpss pAasass1
s'hEppsh hsr Wheel bohsg eDa cabfs: IN No
OBS va Injured. s Th agnnboas Cricket.
edmfng AloDs shortly SfsSf, SSssstfei The
enemy. -1stsaa saa
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- $ -. = - g q go n 3 y q
49, ~. 81 = ii ssssNs.saf OBS AAH0sss ~ ~
Aooas 10 nsass iMsms aaaasaipniaas
Nefe asesssssa Asss. gesssrAaY and win Be.
sses,ssash n Il N III days ne rshsiIim
20 sseassc1ssss Mo afe snos a sha
feosi ala9y % ~ ssns sonth. asysssl
o. lssn eanxsated 81 nalIisAry eoIsSa iszion
noM ln sessions here, aad are ! waitiBr ssa-
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n. .;ssAs 38fA NtneinnM A@E o.
uonsideEsbls ezeitegaept sf OaVs5n. h.
ecnsegosnss og TAllanfi an d nrfSss All
carr lssk alshL 4 Iasb sfs s sOr 600 gated
ne yearnsl ofEss aa6 Aarnsa I'D Iasldiss.
ssysraf cshes beil6ings eaS .shs from sFiS IT,
h y q. spd burned. Telegraph Wires Wsrs ess
80 nsisEee burned ID pFdtths SxfI de
1soora sswsvas did aessga ~ PCT
stop % distufbanea. \ Busnsfds taas o.
slsIsd mafsial law IN Monkx %. %
wnish DsytoR % ieoanty sgss 800
Ihs EmplRa XallsA bamss organ, was
sapgEaesads and - sdisoe isnprisoneds Val.
sndingham = being tris5s il secret aeasians
sy military AszssK - dsbai1ad pleading
prssessee Asninss prpeesdines aeasing In
lasuIctaon SIX eQnkA .Has asks Tor 6onEina.
800 e spsaF siis lss. Ihis vas d.
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guard the heighss fredericksburg. They
bad been attacked, and ara indanger Of be.
ing driven from their pesisieu. 7.,z7 T. /. j
Tha whereahpuiss Of Ssoneman Ia not
known, but IL any disaster had happened
We would have known IL from the enemy.
,Aat 81 I y .T2s SaaalR Va sa.vskyI
Yesterday morning Gen, Peck ssns gorce
OF Infantry, cavalry and artillery asross
the Nausemond as SdiFelk, 90 in&k . =.
ennoissAaos.I Thsyi addressed esasiausly
up Petersburg sasApikas IN han sANno mies
6us they ! sncsanssrcd adshS erensvs ! iv,lla
pits, which we're sEarons ~ sfaapsa j ii -
pyth New 40fk knlz IN New N 80 aksSs
taaas = spirited M IN ssrsss
tsbsl works, aid Safriess sssssS 80 ks~ss
reslsstncs, tie eaeny fesfessIae - go
gea9 apo Woendea Dnfine shis tina ~
gunboats were playing % ereraS. dos-s
good execution % sharpsho sssrstass y
woods. 10 aftefn8esii Cdr ks0UUs t<lz6 4 80
tlissksd battery 2 a.2 miles afove $500 8
sad &c osdlssk DaSiss bNsterv. sYiA go.
boat Briggs ptalmsuSesf sheIliuk Il 80,
Aftef so minutes rebels sreesifAaeif o.. ssyss
Spntinded nnsil sanssk, waiam asnsssssS Asss.
tkry Wss sis6nosd. Cen. 4 &C. 5 nss,sssa
Nansensnds 4 aiilss bslsw sutISIR spssssssss
tered The enemy. md & NSs 1890 49, 80
Dsfieyei 81 ksd captaYea euns ~ : 49,: -.
nhm6sf Of prison ers. q Ills Snsaas; ] - ~
e aslop. Scouts also wsns D miles 81 sls.ss
gEn1 81 and Edsnk0h Yoads, bue 3isosYNF
80 noshihg. Rhsmy rFae pfts, ssassi drSs
rosa were yacated yeetsrday afsssnoon 4. q
bongstfset's fofcsa ate not vita Ia. ss.ue
between Richmond and S0gOEk. Hi ansy;sAs
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erussed shas portion Of the ensmy's isne.
Il Sam, French sent his oumpiiussnta{ 20
HOokeE, saying be had charged the lsnemy
end was driVing them befors him. Five
whole rebel divisions ewers thrown uel,
Sicksess bHs be and bic gallant TROOPS held
shsfe6sls id uheck, taking, dutipg tie dav.
1000 prisoners. Fhefghe was q 7aesperata
hand TO hand conflict, audskhs oarnaRa wna
perfectly frighsfuls8 0RceFs say the dead
eSd wounded rsbsls covered the sround n,
ssaps. The traitors literally. threw shsfs.s
selves upon the very mesases of ear gunls.
MATHS bFigaadss made rs siissiugs 1880.
Ah0a sapsuFed 5ssAnds OF rebel eaaars.j IA
5th MsJ.g nlone eapsursa a ssahtl ofe,ahlnss
hnd 600 prisoners. "a bss9gFsEH syaa EfaIyfy
PC me sAgagsnashs lasted from s4sitoaga4s
q asa wbsDg being ae.k oF<amman,ei en- suus
soscse held tle tesisiohI for an hour nj 80
Poius OF che bayoass. On being aaunnlis5
ssh aiamunitien, ting fsll back "a .Chan.
sBlief Hvases where fks o0ntesst sysss asasA
rssaaassnsa, With great shavOc 10 the sts,1,,Iv
and considerable ioss 60 oueselTesg syss
vicinity OF OhaAseIler House Washers ~
tneassr OF the FIGHT; Hooker msinsainSa -
slead rseFs sshs4e NHtil I(eyjeselask -,
assWas burned bS hrsbsa SHELF TAsks sssss
ssiAe Hooker had aassablistsd a 5 ~ 6 49,
SUD our forces withdraw CD thar, SsAss \.
as III 81 ~ de ssuskstgv 5lssss 49, 4
s ~ 49, cement having iassed ssx hoprs.I
81. 49, We most Of ths wara4
or sfsslieF sssasly sapAssrsd lie eas.
8 asy q 'eat batteries losg heasiIy 4, 40,
% she gass wers'ail .savsd. i irks ssnss ) =,
re no longer 10 our rear, BIZ 'aFu AiTFsS.lssa
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hpuses. There Is us.wsy Of estimating
shs amouns Of corn and cotton that &as
Destroyed 90 Shis ruafsa. All che cotton
Gina we're harnt, and the oountry asso.
lated. ~ ;7's't F:'es.'s 80 - @T" - So
u We expect 10 return TO 'YouDs's Point,
before long, shd sssiss III tie taxing Of
yieks6urg. Wstafs we'll prepared nov
tsinoe We have had iittis lharch), 70 ley
ID camp u few months, and besisss the
PLACES. Wssafriea Ods u 6Essa Lsbikadnps''
procianaiiob % The falI ssxsbns, sbis iii
We took afs tie darkies shag wanted q
come, and set ~ the rest free, -. .o% : :.
We fyens out, Pm ) rseonnois aDss, 5 Few
alays siaes. and vhsp abaps 3 niisa from
camp, We .tusned oG ths Road insp.a cane.
braks, .bps bad NOT ,gqas far bsleras Va Il
e suck rceuld not Gpd Inc vsY y u, Gsn,
Steele cent p plsnsssion, inssr 81 IA I, !
sasfy, tssfs Saans asi tIls bsTs sss ffoh M
plantasion, and thsy we're zII gUisg5 3ss4
asan % tGipegslr ksg atps shaw kyn Dc way
lrsw, de swajmp. notwithstanding an the
aid VI reserved from she 6 i'll eff ikent co Fl.
tfsSaads 2 Ne we're obliged Is lresidrE IA
hsnPwithdazs naakiags sang farthass discossas
iss lnEEha saashsaks and .shus snasd.aag
ssxpsditiop, ,shpngh il took ne tkgss DAYS ID
Sc shs . sacred asip' 81 nv BFsgslgssEg. s1
TAsfs q gfsas Heal 0go all tot .lis 4AsAA
ibans sess nsrshsasH sscshstg Aua gfpssosE 10
eopfdeneA in ia. = q. q "a ),
The Cspncl R,uHs boys are an yeIl.,,
] remain your brother, ss'' y
HcEf MI. RSaSk.a!
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Cincinnati Market.

TUESDAY Noon, May IL. 1868.
Flour-Superfne SIS 25@5 80; extra So so
for the best, and family Sc 90.
Wheat-Pr;me red 81 2o91 %, Ohio or
Indiana white 81 28@1 SO, and prime to
choice Kentucky white ST. 35@1 40.
Coth-Shelled, or ear in bulk 61@62c.,
and sheIled, including sacks, go.
Oats-69c. in bulk, and 79c, including
sacks.
Rye-Holders ask $4,000. for prime
samples, on arrival. No sales.
Barley-Prime Fall is held at 81 80, and
prime State Spring at 81 40.
Hsy-Prime Timothy in bales SZo@Z1
per ton, on arrival, and S22@23 from store.
Groceries-Sugar 1I4@ll4c. for Cuba,
and l23@13c. for n. O., and 153c. for hard
refined. Coffee 3l@34c. for Rio. Molasses
55@6Oc. for New Orleans.
Butter-Prime to choice 23@25c.; com
mon to good 15@20c.
Cheese-Western Reserve 1O@ lie. Tor
new. Old is scarce and generally of an IN
ferior quality. The range is quoted from
Ii 10 14A.
Whisky-The demand is good and IN ex-
cess of the supply, causing firm market at
4I@4l1sc., the latter rate fer wagon.
Provisions-There is no life in the mar
ket and prices are nominally unchanged.
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NEW YoRk, May IL.

NEW YORK, May IL.
The steamship City of Washington, from
Liverpool, April 30th, arrived at O'Clock
this morning. s,f
The Charleston failure ttraets much at
tention. The Times regards it as q catas
trophe moro signal than any reverse the
North has yet sustained, and draws a moral
that forts are still more than q match for
iron clads. -f-E ~ a<.te-
The London Daily News says it is puerile
to describe the repulse as a catastrophe, and
doubts whether many sensible Americans
ever expected to see Charleston taken by a
feet. -.-
The Confederate loan slightly advanced
under the news. 10 -.
The Observer says the representations
sent to Washington regarding Adams con-
duct, in granting certificates to Mexico, will
doubtless shorten his diplomatic mission.
The Times, on the contrary, says the diff
fculties are likely to be smoothed down.
1t is reported that Adams admits of acting
with undue haste. and consequently raises
no pretentions to necessitate absolute pro-
test from one Government to the other. a-
The Star says the frank explanations by
Adams had re-established the friendly feel
iugs which always existed between him and
Russell.
The Paris correspondence of the Times
gives a report that the French Government
bad sent instructions to Washington to de-
mand explanations respecting Adams safe
pass. .---
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DIED.,

In Lewisburg, Mason Co, KY. on the 2stl
ult., Mrs. FRANCES ANN DIMMITT, aged IS
years, 8 months and 26 days.
The subject of this notice was daughter OF
Gen. Thomas and Julianna Marshall, and was
married to DIR. A. Dimmitt, September 9Th lS45'
In December 1916 she became the subject of re-
deeming mercy-was baptized by Ed: q. Mason,
and united with the Lewisburg Baptist Church,
of which she continued useful and honored
member until removed by death.
Mrs. D., though of feeble constitution, pos
sesse6 strong and..well cultivated intellect
indomitable will, and unfagging perseverance
in the pursuit of any object upon winch ne,
affections were placed. Difficulties that would
have appalled, others, only stimulated her the
moreI to action. When her sympathies were
aroused for some object of suffering or of want,
no one that knew her expected her to falter. In
her the poor and the suffering ever found a heart
filed with sympathy, and hand open to assist
them.
But it was in her own home, surrounded by
her family, loved and respected by all that
seemed her most appropriate sphere. To her
children, she was loving and affectionate-to her
servants, kind and indulgent-to her husband,
tender and confIing.
But she is gone. That scourge of our race,
consumption, marked her for his victim. All
that skill aided by affection, could do to rescue
her from the grave, was done, but in vain
Gradually did she sink, until death put an end
to her sutferings. During the early part OF her
illness, she seemed much oppressed by sense of
personal unworthness to appear in the presence
of God, the Judge of all. But at length faith
triumphed. She saw how God could be just, and
yet justify the ungodly. The death of Christ
his atoning blood-became her only hope. Death
lost it's terrors and she became anxious to depart
and be with Christ, which is far BETTER Her end
was calm u setting sun in a cloudless sky.
To mourn their loss, she leaves an affectionate
husband, four children, and large circle of rela-
tives and acquaintance. May 9 merciful God
sanctfy her death to their good, and lead them to
east all their care on Him who careth for them J
For to me to live is Christ, and to die is GAIN
"Jesus can make dying bed
Feel soft as downy pillows are,
While on his breast lean my head,
And breath my life out sweetly there"
Lewisburg KY, May 5th, 1868. K.
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Later from Europe-ArrivaI of the Boz
hemian.

nemldDs
CAPE RACE, May IL 1.-The Bohemian,
from Liverpool on Thur sd az, April 80, 1id
Londonderry May 1. was boarded this
morning. Her lvices are FIVE days later.
Mr.. Adams had made frank explanation
regarding his letter of protection to Mexican
vessels. No diplomatic protest was neces-
sary; but it is stated France takes offense at
it, and demands an explanation.
Polish affairs are unchanged.
LONDON, May 1.-The Times city article
says: Notwithstanding additional reports
from New York of violent instructions being
sent by Seward to Adams, it is believed
nothing Of the kind is intended to be pre-
sented to our Government. The reports
were probably encouraged solely with the
view to mitigate the difficulties of the APP
preaching CONSUMPTION. With the present
feeling of the British public, which recent
ly found expression in Parliament, it would
be highly dangerous for the Washington
Governm ent to place matters in such po-
sition as m light render a continued exercise
of forbearance impossible on the part Of the
British Government
The Ministers announced that the Peter
hoff's mails will be forwarded to their des-
tination unopened, and that the came course
will be pursued in similar cases.