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, 1864-06-04
New YORK RFoceFY a1arket.

LfTon the n. T. shipping List, June1,l
CoIFEK-!ho cargo cfo .sc9 bags Eo reported IN ous
- vas 500 o N&e stnee thsn. WITH rather bot.
sad go Do 2er Clsopatzs, &c fmos. oss bsgs BEa
~ ,tsent impofts from eng!a1d &C., Wcre imported
: to Ensops The other sales ase 10 bags BIO fsss
rs 60, in bond, 24zG2Sc, cash. The maEtskIs oaiet
e9s e;Sss, = steadily = p.e.ieas pIees Ths s!osx q
9o9 sss bags. 1z: loo.7s bags here, aud 2isso
, 1864-06-04

FrtiGhts arc without decided chango Ia ratcs The
:so brs Hour 4 %: 70 tons provlsons il Cd; and
2eE neutral. 1tN0 bu wheat. 6Hd@1d eoa trcs lard
hondoD G h1ls ops 81 o, ha shdad
gov, per steamer. SEQ brls aour, is i0Jd 100 bu
wheAt,ea. ANorweE1 n bark wai chartefod to Corr
, 1864-06-04

~ A grandson OF General Harrison ia q
Colonel in the Union army, and is serving
under General Hooker. His name Is Benta-
mint was Benjamin Harrison, his great
grandfather, who signed the Declaration
and he ia worthy chip off the old block. He
ts brave and skillful officer.
, 1864-06-04

The Secretary Of War, in reply to resolu-
ton Of the Senate, has communicated to that
body list of oil general officers, regular md
volunteer, In the military service before and
Since the commencement of the war, desig-
mating their respective States, the date Of ap-
pointment, confirmation, &c, and naming
also those who have been rejected, dropped,
or resigned.
It appears by this document that the total
number Of Generals In the regular army since
the commencement of the war is twenty
nine, viz: One Lieutenant General, six Major
Generals, and twenty-five. Brigadier Gener-
als; AID eighteen of MI grades are ROW in
the service, viz: one Lieutenant General.
three Major Generals, and fourteen Brieadier
Generals.
In the volunteer force. one hundred and
three have been appointed Major Generals
including the promotion OF ninety-one Bric.
adler Generals; mud four hundred and sew
ent1-avc have been appointed BrigadIer
Generals, Of whom two hundred and seven
are now acting cs such. There nre seventy
Major Gccerals at this time in the service,
The following statements exhibit tho re-
tfreEeuts, dcalhs, designations, reflections.
disniesals. &c:
kKGCIAH Army.
Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott, retired.
Biz. Gen Wm. :. u.sney: NV. 1e;ireda ;,r1lssso'
N:ior Gen. John E. Wool, retired
Erig. Gen. Robert Anderaon, retired.
Eri9. G.n. James ". Ripley. reiired.
rtjS. Gen. E. '. SuElneF. dead.
Erig. Gen. J. E. +. Mansfield, dead,
Fr:g. Gen James q. Tottep. dead.
Erig. Gen. Andrew Il. Reeder, declined an ar
pointmenr-
VOLUNTEER
Najor Gen Frank 7. Bla,z, resigned and Resigns
Mstor Gen. Vim. r. Smith, expired by constitp.
Eonal limitation, and reaproiuted,
MajoE Gen. John N. schoacld, expired by con-
Major Gen. ne1atia g. Wright, rejected By Sen.
Major Gen. James A. Garfield. resiyncd
Major Gen. Schuyler Hamilton, resigned.
Major Gen. Charles $: Hamilton, resisned.
Major Gen. Erasmus 2 Reyes. resigned.
Mao1 a}os Gen sDi.io ssM,n MMofaa rssgned
Major Gen. Robert C. Scnenck, resiraed'
Major Gen. EdW. D. Baker, dead,
Major Gen. John Buford, dead
Aa(or Gen. Philip Kearncy, doad.
Major Gen. ormelF d. Mitchell, dcsd.
Major Gen. WIN. Nelson, dead.
Major Gen, Je.e 1. Rcao, dead.
Major Gen. J. 3. Rlchsrdson, dead.
Major Gen. John F, Reynolds, dead.
Major Gen. z. Y. Sumner, dead
ye3or Gen. JOHN Sedgwick, dead.
Ms}or G.n. George G. strong, dead.
Gsjor Gen. Amiel v. Whipple, ; dead.
Major Cen Thomas 4: Norris, declined.
stttullonal lfm1ta;ion.
~ AajaE Gen ]. D. Coz, expired by constitutional
Msjor Ger: George ". Moneu, expired by con.
najor sca. H. =. L. Brooks, nomination with.
, 1864-06-04

The Postal MoSK1-ORDEn SYs7EM.-1t is
not probable that the new postal money
order system will 60 into effect for some
weeks yet, as arrangements are not yet com
picted for the working of the system. The
law provides that the Postmaster General
may designate such officers as he may deem
suitable for money order Offices. No money
order can exceed thirty dollars. From the
deputy postmasters orders may be procured
by depositing any amount within this lithit,
and these will be made payable by the deputy
postmaster Of any other money order office.
The rates to be charged are: For an order
for one and not exceeding ten dollars, ten
cents; for m order for ten and not exceed
ing twenty dollars, fifteen cents more than
twenty dollars, twenty cents. An order once
Issued may be changed by the payment of an
additional fec, but will not be deemed valid
when not presented within ninety days from
date, unless by direction Of the Postmaster
General. II 1t be lost or destroyed duplf.
cute may be Issued upon certain statenlents
and certificates made to the head OF the de-
partme0t. The money ia to be payable to
tie person designated On the face OF the or.
der; or TINT person may indorse 1t, and pay
nent Will be made to another, on proof OF
the geEuineaess Of the signature but fur
ther Endorsements or transfer would have the
effect Of cance1liug the order aud In ench
case the holder can obtain the money only on
the direction of the Postmaster General.
, 1864-06-04
The LOVEJ0Y MONUMENT Asso-
CJATION.
NAMES OF THE OFFICERS,



i. e ,-. mIs " 90 ..e:. w ~. Aet os5',
~ ...o.!a.,a] os aa.oea - % 49,, os @ouRmen'
noooA..oa' aso 4p.a p1aa " ofsanlza'
u aun' ano e'ee'eo l'ti 'oaso VI omcefs, TO-
WIZ:
ss'oe's'-soan u. nf9Aas' f1'oceson, H.
M-e.-- y 10 Au9on. ro1,..
~ "D@4e''
-A'A ''As'
yS1n Wm f. RTant A1a1s"; Neo ;soss2o: W.,1 Aass'
LeTia Tappan, Brooklyn, II. Y.
FRANCES GilIett Hartford Conn.
Ehnnretris coi1ot, ; f,s's'1o ,C'tst1s1anoi 0ofo.
Phtlo Carpenter. Chicago, III -.
ney;d ~; II + = Hns5 Hnnoaa; oeo;,. ,cnSago, M III.
Wiiiiam.an ~ MI TI+iex y soaHv, Ts,,,a1,, -
msrE III 1ikfnA Penris Tipn4' "a L. 4.
Chaurcey D. Gotten. Pr;uctton. III.
Rav, F, Bsscon: Princeton III
Jessa ". Fen. BIoomine3on Ii III
John Wood Gninrr III 'eA' 0'
Andrew McFa1;and. Jacksonville III
s.R Frenrb M.faeU Mfaiy, III L.
w.. "4n, ~.
WEI sne aooSe SET Oh o1ncets nao oeen
unanimously chosen, an opportunity was
So ,, .nos1 "ao ] teA' .D'eu -, ~ "slIp4epaleo 70
contribute TO this tnnd. Ine chair announced
that more tfIhl SS. UUu had been raised. GFpHf
shaa.,.n @ . ,-na.ad - ~ s.nonnaass~t VA. "a.
cheering greeted thls announcement. Not
less than S5O, 600 will be required to erect a
suitable monument. Two.thirds Of ibis
sum will be 1ntsed In THIS Congressional dis
t1ict. But thorough system of canyassfnr
viii be adopted.
Your correspondent was not able to secure
comics of MI fhe sneerbes made dnrino W.
- -. - .o 1, 49, -Ao
and satisfied. The following is full report
oe Nr Rr,er+,a ,3draas-thS t-.t th.4 -
~ o,.. .n.. aa.,e.a eA uss tuat ye.s r.l;
ns.
afhsch or wiLL1AA CULLEN BRYANT
sffon. prnceton- I'll. Inne ~ 7csl.
AZ. psesissrt ~. 1-s,.- .s ~ t9os,
bnt has lecn +.id ia Ton1 99 he.,;n ;snS: nd Ansf
stly said. With 50 mqsh feeling nd with 70 mach
;' ~ eApeet t1at lhas audience
w nf'eh n, in patenes 10 angihl1g an about to
ny ~ + 1o = VIZ project to esecta mon
ument 20 tae memofy Or owen Lovetoy mar take.
ssn na.g ba fash;onay DC monshI OF how its DE-
nope@ @ @ tnst ne cooi.abutions VIII be large enough
ns,t hau Mes5 eaSugh % atoH to1 to erect IN this
edec'1hliy to form and purify public opinion-a
sa,taole monhment ~ ever during bronze, mate
~ 60 ndesttnStlb'e that az image formed BY Tu
brass and iron, might have lasted nndecaYed IN the
pieeent 1iMe. !Eneets.! In THIS durable material
Wouin aope tnat senlntnfe might exert the ut
psept11: upon them their grand expression Of high
foeo.anon, andaehted courage and unf1nchins
iaE5a al III. - c1eess.i anu taen, my
fonins ont TO- tbs ish1 Tsss m
MN. THAT monument VAS erected to the memory
q, one VEG 9e, was o. ne apse ofnnvesa
, 1864-06-04

RacE-Iha market Is quiet; the s4les are SO b,gs
Rangcon Aas Patns at u! 1!.M9r1ta; 3o3 Rsnsoon, IN
terms NC tif not 1esrn. w
rnd The Is dull. The sa'e, ase ESQ nsss RICE
snd African Ginger part q &c. seae ay neid high.
mon, 3d. IN bond 80 bales oves. 47hc; 50 clses
S M1 kut@ss, @ y s. casa zoo nsss PepptF anl 96
suaAn-The vslume OF bustaess etnce orr last has
fallen ott matssta!ly, and r. mnrketi is dali and
pretty rm anding tho e1iguIsy ST tho prs.
sent q nand Strictly goed reclining Guba still COM
tair to good 1ieel7Kc. smoe. Refined 10 in request
and aE1n m at pfs Eous rsts Amoo9 the sales wo
LOIS hhts tuha .. 1d.al9Hc: 159 do ID bond 5zc
caeh LIZ Porto Etc,. 80 clarified New Or
YAna, 174c. I mos.
, 1864-06-04
COMMERCIAL.

FEsDAI ETExtza. juno $, 1851.
The eipts snd shipments during the lat Il hou1s
Eere ~ follows:
, 1864-06-04

| -MDOLrIhs market is stt!. III vary small supply.
Nl'h lncr aslrE activity nnt nru2ess 10 the EasteFn
prices rufe dt and saies are more raaily
made. Ne quote the 3oIlo RtnK tfoal tae New YMrk
tping Lat Of June J. as inricatn< the ssate Of The
mari ct there At that tune: "An Increased demaad
hss prevailed since last Fsiday md tne market
new tariff sa:es. The ylolens nuctuaanns Of gold.
nrweFeT have tended to nnsettle the srket, and a.
iho1Sh psIees tsszed are somewhat big ii y
boide1S OF Foreign were demanding extreme prica3
and any pAfcais were Withdrawn from market The
sa}ea tnclndelI eco rs domestic fleece as SIS cents:
se GO Pu,let: .eGle:e for super and extra saNo
Califc rn1s. 5G355c: 100 rnfe8 unWashed DO lac %
halea Cape. !e9s:c sos Dc African, nose 1SooGj
te,ms The 1atss o. duty =: established BY thc
IL vslne Nasseof e the isst port Or P!ace foTi
o. les p.5 pound cent? PEI pounds OF exceeding Il
per crpd exCtednE 81 cents per poucd 10 ceata ner
rcund ana In addition thereto % per ceatnu adYalo-
rem.r
Ne quote:
%nstn Tnh W.srsG
SAILS r. do. -?ooo IS F:eees. washe1. a:6c.
WUnD-In fa!r supply and sfeady. We quite:
Hsssh: sosd ir.......- f9Go delivered at siu p
maple, d cofd....,........... 10.N 1i.oe
, 1864-06-04
OR ACE Els CELEBRATED
SAVE,

a SURE RELIEF FOE TIE sJFFKRaR.
TIC iii century. by 1S. VII. GRAEE. sutxssa in
King JaMes| army. through it3 agency hu cutad
thcnsancs e most serious aud wounds saat oei
LED TIE tkiH Of the uues ernlueur phy.lcaos o{ ha
day, and Wis carried by su who kneW MIN - pub
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Buras.
Grace's Celebrated sa1vo cures ssalds,
Gzscs's Celebrated S4lva cures Flesh Wounds.
G1sce's Celebrated sslye cures Corns.
Grace's Celsbratcd sa1ye cures Feloos.
6race's Celebrated selve cures Frozen Limbs,
1race's Celebrated salve cures Wsns.
G1aca's Celebrated Salye cures callousas,
Grace's Celebrated aa1ve cures salt Rheua.
Graca's celebrated salve cures Chilblsius.
Gracs'a Celebrated Salye cures 6ots Breast.
Graoe's Celebrated salye cures Sore Lips.
Grace'a Celebrated 6al7e cures Erysipelas Sores,
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Abscesses.
G1ace'7 Celebrated salvc cures Ulcera.
G1aee's Celebrated Salye cures chapped Hands.
G1ace's Celebrated salve cures R1ngwurms.
And from Sores and wouuds OF tue moAt serious na-
tu!a GoEn TO common Ptmpe. It eradtsates
i 20 preparation before the public that equal h1
Sa'ye prompt and euers etr acti,n for speedv
!iftn:s ss1fy SO der. Sailors md ysnss,nea VII III
nEd ttb Ss1yn their best frlend.
es e.
BenioEs # cur ta md 5oyes
ssd ~ Sc q ~
fer It will save them much trouble, suffering. aad
All: wants ls far t.aa TO cure old aud
Scrrs.
, 1864-06-04
BILIOUS AFFECTloMa
LIVER C0MPLAINTs
Sick Headache. Dyspepsia, &c.
Dr.. D. Jayne's Sanative Pills,

MILD P3UNFT AND KfFECTIVE REHEDY,
There Il scarcely az3 disease IN which pussatyo
Eed:ctces are not required: and n1ch stcknesz and
suffering n.zht be prevented vera they more 9euer-
ally used No pesscn can s.e1 vel, vhta a costtye
habit OF body PREVAILS besides, soon 80
riouA and often fatal dIseasts Witch mig II ba ayotd
ed By tircly ani J1dlcious Of proper csthaftIe
medicines.
, 1864-06-04

Sales To-day: IS hrls nnpared Peaches, halves. at
1sc: brls BlsckbeFr1es Ut kc hrIs pared Peaches
Ut Sec; e hE!s MichlEaa Apples at Tic.
EsH1wnITs .a FIsa stiil IN TtEy limited supply.
msrd Market steady. MAcKEE1L active and very
ann moderate Gemand. Market steady at pre9kinus
rates. HEARINGS iu moderate densnd win a faie
suLpIy. Market firm 1t preYiors Guotain1e. We
, 1864-06-04

FHE1T-CcniIary to general expectation, founded
rpcn the urgent wants Of tho country and tbs ability
OF most artc1es under this head to boar additional
duties without interfering With the consumption to
sny rceptible extent. tie uew tariff. presented
to Conr1fss BY the Committee o. WaT8 and sfeaas,
1taTes untouched nearly Ill descriptions. tha only
alteration being II Almonds which are advanced 10
tlx cetrs = .. and aheiled ten th3 pantleatoa OF
the e1l has hrouSl: business to stand. the tmpres
sion being that radical char will be ade In It be-
fore 1t becomes law, aud hUders are irdbposed to
pat With their gocds except a. p11ces above buye9s
vieEs. We have hut to notice sa1es Of 73EaW boxe.
rsieins in lots. = % tor IaTer aud $3.50 for hunca:
10 rarfes currants, ls cents; Is cases sarlne. il
@c for half ana 2sc qr boxes: sua!! lot French
a ed 6e tls; {. carg. Of e. Bats has sfslvet nut
Ees un:oln 100 lunches Dasacoa bnnsras, 81 3s@
l3 6o@ :ec bstacoa soeoa NUT. IL lot' s1. cash:
n1m: e@$9o brls sold as 1ox9l'c .: Good xSssefn
as hfl- - small let 1swtou pl7rlus, preserved Ia
ory plaster sol: a.11 Bs aucfioa, sol bxs Paie:mo
oranges sold at Sl45t9s30; 1865 10 lemons, $3G1a
!.93; S= 90 Mesna oranges. 833k96.io; and l311 do
lerat ns. 1G.;e@.365, cash.
M0LAesks-fheTei IL not much activity In the N ar-
Eet, but With fair deman1 for home use thefe ID 4
nrmer feellng and prices are well ten
csnry etnE upward We Hotlce $50 puachtoos Blr-
hacofs (refales In lnts1 at 67@6c; ao3 hhas and q
tcs Porto Rlco st 8t99c; 454 hhds md 81 tc3 Cuba
Muecovndo At fBs38ic: 10 hhds do at sc, IN bond
(cash>: $50 brs Ne Ore ans at a3c 81 90 mos and
j hds and 80 tcs clay cd CUBA on pre Tnns
&C nttAcf, on private terms.
, 1864-06-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Here:-l2 pigs yellow at 11i+e.
H1EAWlNks--lieceire4 today, I6 bs!s ship
We're ito trls city At tl.ea1 SO hrls country Al
e22 81 hr!s city at e..2s Market clostnS Qaies at
Sl.enE1 11E.
IEATaEH-1he demand fer heavy goods has
co. sidssaoy faiIen "a and ps1ees ru!s
are IN fs!E demand and s1zl supply. Markst r.1n Ut
present quotations. Wea quote:
, 1864-06-04
Welsh, Thomas
Williams, Thomas
" -ed, Stephen q.
Fork, S. K.

Eirk, z. N. Weish, Thomas
ktrby, Edward Williams, Thoma,
Lyon, Nathaniel W-ed, StephenH h
Lander, F. ". York, S. 4.
Lytle. VIM. &.
DECLINED APFo1NTNSTs Is xA1o1 GENERAL.
Baker, Ed. D. Morris, Thoe. 4.
Blddlc, Cta1. I. Ofkes, James
Brown, Harvey Pierce, Thos. L.
Bram!ette. Tboe. 3. Prime, Fred. G.
Hsnpt, Herman Richardson. y. A.
Hicks, Thos epra2ue, William
HUsTERkD OUT.
Garrard, Theo. T. Porter Andrew.
Merton. I. ST. c. Stone, Chas. P.
Neg!ee, Henry n. 6orman, willis A.
ExFHuD Bz CONSTITUTIONAL Lnur.
Busteed, Rieh1rd Phelps, John 8. -.
BUctnran. r. c. Pee, o. n.
Cowdin, Robert Smith, Gustayus A..
Gilbert, C. C. Stoughton, E. Il,
Hovey, c. s. Todd. John B. S.
Haynes. ]. n. Van Vliet, Stewart
Erzyeno8skt, ". Finton, francis l..
McKlnst1y, 5ustus Williams, n. 9.
Marcy Randolph B. Williams, D. q.
Naglee, James
REJEcTKD DT ~HE SENATE.
coegewe11, Milton Arnold, L. g. cancellet
Chambers, Alex. and restored 10 U 8. A
6tuatt, o. Ha1kin, Jas. L., revoked
Sick]et, d. reappointed Stsmbsu2h, ,F.s. revoked
Tod, j. B. L. Bleaker, L.. discharged,
Lane, Jas. H. cancelled, Revere, J.W., discharged
, 1864-06-04
FCrDE0LDRRs OF THE BRzTISU
bERN.

A parliamentary report clsssiies the re-
ceiyers Of the national debt Of Great Britain
as follows:
Fundto,dcrs who receive not more than
+slV year. &c, SIG
FnndEoldere who receive NOT more than
IL. % year: ..-...--.--...........-.. s2,9st
FIndEoldcre who receive not more than
sse0Da year; ;.-..-...:- ............... 1887
FuLdholders who receive Sums 9toM
E4,.coa year. .....-....--............ 15e
TOTAL 1tndholde1s.- $3.50
The amounts received By these fundholdcrs
are as follows:
The 2:QS16 fundholdert receive annually 60 roo 90
The ~ 13l fnnaho}ders receive annually, s,6uO.GO
The 1,!E.7 fundholders teceIve annually 3,5GnQgQ
Ths 1ss fnndholdess receive al thereat a,oo9,c6o
The 1850 totals s..........,.....e33,o ,o00 oeo
4 vast number Of the holders Of the icon
eols'' are trustees for minor children, aud old
and feeble men and women who laye retired
from busy life to spend the remainder oftheir
days in quiet. The very large number of
small owners shows how widely the debt il
held by the common people,
, 1864-06-04

T The Senate has engaged Secretary
Stanton ns special war correspondent. Tie
following resolution, submitted BY alr. John
son, YVES adopted to-day:
Resa'ted, That the Secretary Of War be request
aIIuiee Of the United Ststes. 70 couamunicate the
same to the Senate. when In bis opinion such in
formation can be given without Injury to the pub
lie Interests
tW The Mobile Hescs complains that IL
centiousness is a1armiDgly prevalent in that
city, and that officers do not hesitate to take
b.d women about with them to all places Of
public resort. It says, ''yoh are forced to
sit at the tables with them; you meet them
wherever yoq go"
, 1864-06-04

as: Isr sosd d:ot-sa ssnis4 oia:rtot.< I s1ss u,
Fs1o,1 EVENING. June ,. 1851.
Si,hous elsngs. The engagements to.iay were: 70
u: ST. v p1ss Rstsoa,
.e ss5T ash a ssF propeller
Hss sss SssnJ s Is Il; dsss 7s oas
E!sn: 70 ss@ ssss;eP 'sss ao4 's Is
pleslsicns to Il. T., ali wstc9, q 10 ss..... sosn
Flour TO Montreal. I'll ws4er....,--......... aSa
Eork Y Montreal, al wstef.-.......,....... ase
E!ouE to Pot,iaac v1e s1EnIa. l:l
Tse sssts 9 10 aossesi. no;ed a6ovs 70 b 10 psId ID
Kt1IEoAD FHx1anrs-1he fo11os.nx are thu rail-.
Fourth Class. Flour.
r'ss" York. ii Il ed Iiss Eiis::::::::.: IL IL
10 b's!oo r rs,I Iss, snd I:fs IL IL
To Portland. ii IN. Is......:........:.....ss5, s.
~ % ali si sad Lake E;1i;:::::"as;2 E1s.:.......as;2 -
70 Psil.asipSis ii i:: IL
FLOUR.Receivsd today: 5:ssi iii; shipped
1rGss btls. Market mere ass,ve; bur without nate
s1 T ae xss @
6 81 ss:Es # sas s % e
20 hfls Illinois white winter a1tza at $3.50. RED
sss s1s VIII !:
s s. sts so?a fa.e e 4Sf; hHSas
To- &c hiaas at 'S
oRsf s,Ies ,Gssy 1S sak &C. e.
eay .taa'eesa ID
rs tq5 ssss IL Se sods5 s5z,RE i
so5s at ti29; ista bn m d Dc at s!Ss s1on By q" Il
Ss;*} si; seSs - S:$ spties il stsfs .: s!s;s;
ssi Il &! s 81 !. 6 {; q ssa
S &C. ss esE s g ssse III ;>ss:s t.
s2is 70 Ssy xsft-GesS i, g sa f. * sToEs e o9 So
q II i i ~
So 6u de s1o 100 ba IeIse ed Corn ia store s.
ts tGo sxs e 90 G se % @ 81 D Dc 1sr 1s s
Med # s13 seet 9 g. op t ol9 I'd H: nsT Tw
sai;t 1t oF MOI Corn il ssors sai
OATs-Iecetysd to-day, IS, ,.se bu: shipped today.
pfises pa,d Tesie.dss s1eni1s, sns vihons %ast1i @
alteration fEou the ruling quotations Change yss-
:sEs.! ss|{s g = ~
e'sssf :3Hst a 0 sa:aay: shipped none.
Nol EJe IL sore at g. soo bu 70 Rye a store at
21+9e. 81 eauple :-15 bags on track st 4t.19.
HARLEX-!:eceiyet so-d4y, 76s bu: shipped,
nom. hsrEet dull: Sales to.a1y wtEa: 100 hu No.
Usr'ey IN store at xI.::2.
ALCOHOL-Quiet a and loweE-clastnE at $2..i@
9-lt ptr gallon. - ~
BCTTER-Receved to-day. a3sso rs: shipped
today 9io ~. The supply q Dqt:ssis hs.vle:: and
Ia quiet and enetef. We quote:
Prime Dairy, N cracks and tubs
Shipping Bnttss, IL nrilns
Sales to dsv were II hrkins ctoi:e Al 2;c; 05 Is
do He 3crncks co at &c; = nrkins prime 2sc.
BEiANs-Dull and heavy: Salas to day: 10 bs1s
good mixed At 41to, including packageas II b.zs
prime rHvy at 82H0. -
HRUO1I CORN-s tons good at 7esoeo per toa
delivered.
BAGGING The advance which has recently
cottGt fairies, hc8 additional hrmufss to this
market. with . genernl upward tendency Bus1aps
quotattons. an "a C yard. Or IN advance
Of Sc Previous rstes. tth=F descriptions vcrI firm
AZ urcbarQet. We quote:
, 1864-06-04

\ EE 4 case Of scandal had come to light
in the English War Office. .,Gambling by
means Of dice for large sums Of money was
discovered to be q common practice among
some Of the employees in the department,
and two persons occupying high positions
in the Office were accordingly summnrlly dis
missed, while suudry junior clerks had
milder punishment meted out TO them.
, 1864-06-04
mr. r. T. L. Boyle.
O. 1yrro Va as 1cna

..... ......-. ST. Lou1s, w., n, 1854.
Executive Committee Mississippi Valley Sanitary
Fair:
GENTLEMEN: Understanding that 1t IL your de-
termination 10 cont1nue the admission Of pcerces
on an equality with whites, rendering 1t possible
that whte ladies' may be subject tn the ins1t OF
irg called On to serve these negrocR, T. while such
couuse}s prevail among you, decline Longer to
s+1yc. eren for tho good object In view, and he,e-
with now tender my reelgnation.
FERDINAND T. L. BOYLE,
The only comment VIC care to make On the
above is, that MI. Boyle, few months ago,
WIS an earnest applicant in this city for the
command Of q regiment or brigade Of negro
troops .-NtssGuTi Democrat,
, 1864-06-04
CHICAGO arAILY 1IARKET,


At;td1s " gratn seeortsc y tss ,4xtes y.post ara
on tlfEi F 2t s:tyttc< per t:Jae K:ts oEat1c1ss
Eatta. FIo5 u sold ddpS-sd lss1 osAertof&e szt1.
, 1864-06-04
INFECTED pT~ ~HR srNArE,
A Model Circular,

A copy Of the following circular was sent
by Gen. Hunter to about thirty Of the promi-
nent secessionists in the Shenandoah Valley:
HEADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT OF WRsr VIRGINIA,
In TIE FIELD, VALLEY OF SHENANDOAH.
, 1864-06-04

| EoREIaE-TUik3 y Island 35aS 40
| GFcund Alum 2 s.ck. :,soS9s 10
SEEns-necglved to day. s. q Is GEass sced3, 10
r. Fl*1 Seed. shtppaa to-aay,. 10 as Grass Sra IL.
saiG Ms Flax Seec. There Is hing dong Ia Grass.
sssGs: Flax SEED Is u AZ demand. Sales 70 daI:
TEA-Market generally duii, bus aih no ieeiiue
In It's prev1ous trmoess Previous quosatioas steady
, 1864-06-04

Har1ees s fS,sghtef
kip, !" ....;;.ES!!o 9tlooeo sole -
Upper. tcct.....S1&1c Agetl....-... ..-.. .1sSSc
.s.. z.ssa.s;, s French Gait: o 20. !.
Sia, Ko.i hesy5 2sa 6 s.' asa5oa
81: LstEs:..;:: 1sSs,!5 French cs'f E.
French Cal, a Ltnta.s. i z-11.Cc3Lc} i
r!sssa Isii; 81 .s. ~ fS'8n'' = "'s' ''A'''''
t.is ss1pI5 hs9eei steady I'D aasEsaSsa. ws
TsT;. e =, A.ai1la Rope..s rs
$s:ss s: s:aa. s:s r':a ks: isS
OSlUSE-In nlmots nominal supply, with 4 sa1n1
demand, Prices hrn at rrts'nt quotations. We
Prime qualities: 2;
CAKBON OiL-Ths1e il 10 deeH1s In shs pr.
stocsa civy Of 'te marker any decrease in tant
receipts are v+ry light sad by adylces from RefEeEs
stocks Or hand arc extremely bare. He quote:
y nits tn III 70 10 9.so
SNANUu ..-.s'.........s...........s.. 80
saies Today: i'd 6r!s hesi Whi:e oil. Pit:a6arg
brAnr at s0c 1o0 do CO At 10e 10 do do :t!ec.
H1DEe-EeceInts cate slay wrEe 70, $50 n5; ship
ments. ne There ia little Inquiry, some Of the
mainder doing ss istIs ~ pettib1e Previous quotA-
ttnps telessbly h11a and unchanged. VIC annte:
Green County. trimmed. ky *
e6een Sailed. Do ......-......'~.....!InH&u
, 1864-06-04

~ Lieut. Manus, of the 10th q. s. H.
fantry, recently met with sad rebuff at Fort
Kearney. The Lieutenant was promcnadlng
in full uniform one day, and approached a
volunteer on sentry, who challenged him
"Halt! who comes thtre:" The Lieuten.
ant, with contempt in every lineament Of bis
face, exclaimed Indignantly, "Ass!" The
sentry''s reply, apt and quick, came, "Ad-
vance, ASS, and give the counterslgn.''
, 1864-06-04

UHleia1 copy: r. g. BNE, 4. 1. G,
This circular was sent out and distributed.
The seed which was sownsoon brought forth
fruit, for deputation from the T. F. VS. Of
secession ptocliyities waited on Gen. Hunter
and offered their assistance and co-operatiou
in detecting and catching these gucrillas and
buslwhackers, volunteering ut the same time
some valuable information, which for the
present would be impolltic 10 make public.
, 1864-06-04

FREfEfITB-LAKEF F FaR1on75-Less active, brt
Eishous Change. The engagements to-day were: To
BUTEaLo-Pfop. Galens, with corn st 1sc prop, En-
p!re State With corn, ae lie; bark s. V. G. Watson,
and EcEy. 1tetferste!n, with corn, It 1Tc.
LAKE AID RAIL" FhE10ETs-rhe propeller line,
are not generally failing Eo1r provisions and
to Bt4ton and Portland at ~ We quote:
SlGu. 70 Boston, lasS ant {atl. .,... 1!.sl