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, 1864-04-26

Matters at Chattanooga.
Ono Of our correspondents, writing from
LnnEnut Etntinn Anrfl Ia EapR.

Ono of our correspondents, writing from
Lookout Station, April 10, says:
Troops are continually passing us, bound
for some point up the river or in the direction
of Dalton. In the meantime indications Of q
forward movement are manifested By the care
which is taken to provide all the necessities
for march. The machinery fs in full work
irg order, and there can be no excuse for the
non-e1hciency of this army. An extensive
area is being cleared Oft for cyoluttons on
large scale, and the neat quarters and orna-
mented M grounds Of tue LIST brigade headquar-
1ers Will be demolished and removed for this
purpose. Drills Of four hours per day are
required, and inspections of arms and every
thing elEe are Of constant occurrence.
1t Is stated that few more DAYS will com-
plete the requisite amount Of supplies, md
t1en-? The fact is, we are feeding out
80 600 rations per week to refugees at Chatta-
nooea alone, thus exhausting our stores aud
relieving the enemy Of the duty of feeding
their own people. Ali that we gain By it Is
chiefly an accession Of women ind children;
gees, -
Spring is now fairly upon us. The grass
aud trees are trying to make up for lost time.
Blossoms like showers of snow cover some
of the monarchs OF the forest, and the deli
cate pale green Of the earlier foliage show
like bright dashes Of spray against the dark
sides Of the mountain. We are, situated at
such an altitude that eight degrees Of latitude
makes no difference in climate between the
center Of the sunny South md the shores of
Lake Michigan.
: The weather is bracins; but genial. The
air is pure and wholesome, and the troops
are in excellent health md spirits.
Several Indiana regiments have just passed
through On foot.
, 1864-04-26

. E| New York city las a judge who is ex-
t1rmely an1ious to be miserable on account
Of the sayings and dolngs Of loyal people,
In charging Lis grand jury the other day, he
instructed them to indict any man who call
ed others tsrebcls" on account Of their sym
pathy with the q Southern brethren" Not
succeeding In making Us much Of u stir rs lie
expected with this, he has now, fallen upon
Horace Greeley, and has. issued m order
citing him to aipcar and show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt Of
, 1864-04-26

SOUTH.
eomc VI OUT 1caoe1s WIZ 10 mol sec the
nhngnaot' 1altofoas alatf1oes OF the organ
OF Sen. LAWS, may often think that we are too
severe IN tne position We assign It. Aside
from me internal evidence 1t daily affords OF
l1s INTENSE olslosalts' incidents ike the 1ol'
loving are eous'anus coming TO our knoWl-
soee: .-... .-.... ....-.
A gentleman Who Was With shernan's re
cent fala into the heart OF Alabama, was the
guest one evening Of wealthy and leading
aiaSehoioe1 OF that etate- Ot course the
eonaioon Oh me country soon became the
s,ps,o ~. " eonsetsaton. f1naAy the fresi-
49,. ,,.sa..ss s. "As alssaeseo, tne eoutn-
thasa - rs,a.se Nv u'u4u, eu1ag' current
~ - arsar =. ~ s,aa,u .s ouuouus, ~, saVasefy'
msnd 80 nsa+,saa., sau1ss a'o,. .ns sou.netnes
Pros,aen+,s Amnae,n psa"'-:,..;au p uaasu ui 'ne
~ IL =. e1 :. .~.!.-..N-,A s4o "9h'
Gu nalu 70 Ieao II tatteonseiy. ne dld 50, and
To..,,as., .a..n.1 ,.'- A. w o"n
~ 1,osnen pupeiH aelounce Inc froclamation'
ana eny We hfe uttef!s ocoasea and ought to
W Maae 10 onange places Win our Slaves If
Kenccept IT, "IAat cannot possibly be, twas
me guests reply. My daughter" sad the
nost go 70 the bookcase and hand me the
last number Of the Chicago Times'' She did
SO, end sure enough there was the precise
language the gentleman had quoted. "of
course, 'saId the heSoutherucr, "we will not SUBJ
NIT to have such taupts thrown In our teeth
by the Northern people themselves
, 1864-04-26

EATCRAL AID ARTIFICIAL FLowEns.-
Messrs. ]. E. Tilton d Co., have in press, to
be published shortly, new book on Wax
Fruits, Flowers, the manufacture Of sheet
wax, moulds, &c. It will be manual Of
great value to every one engaged in this
popular and delightful recreation. The same
publishers have also another new manual
nearly ready, ON the art Of making Skeleton
Bouquets or Phantom Flowers, including d.
rections for preserving natural flowers.
, 1864-04-26

The decennil increase Of the foreign popu.
lation from 1850 to 1880 wns 871 per cent, be-
Ing nearly doubling Of numbers; in some
States more and in other States less. In
round numbers, the State Of New York. had
million Of foreign residents, which is a
1ourth part Of all in the United Statas, aud
also fourth otthe total population Of the
State; but, on an average Of all the States,
the number of foreigners was about one.
eighth Of the whole population; 8, ,5s2, 900, Tor
e5.00 per cent OF the whole number Of foreign
boIn) were inhabitants Of the free States, mud
553, ,17o Tor only 40 per cent. of the slave-
holding stntes. In 1860 the corresponding
percentages ware s894 and IL o. respectively,
or as eight to one. In other words, for each
white immigrant located in the slaveholdine
s.atea, eight have settled III the free States.
the number Of free colored' people and slaves
are almost precisely as one to eight, or in oo-
rosite ratio to that Of the foreign white POD
nlntion, the total number being nearly equal.
Tho natfvities OF the foreign population in
the city Of New York In 1860 were England,
27,os2: Ireland, 2oa, ,7l0; Scotland, 9.sos
British America, $500; Germany, uo,os4;
Frnnee, s,0f4 other countries, II, 7so-total,
:'s3, III, or 47.G per cent. Of the total popu-
1ufinp
, 1864-04-26

court, on account Of IN article in the Tib.
une. We know nothing Of the article, but
have heard Of Judge Barnard; and have no
doubt TINT be can sustain any kind Of IN ac-
tion for contempt; according to d decision
In some "westcrn court" long ago; and
which was this: "H the court understand
herself, and she think she do, this court a1e
an object Of contempt wherever 1t are.,,
, 1864-04-26

"South Americans" Mr.. Bonligny, the
gallant and lamentcd loyalist OF Louisiana,
lose to reply, III te gentil.man mean to say
tat have act from nnt such motive as he
have attribute, 7 tell hin. he say rata utterly
Mr.. Cox rose, with the dapper manner for
Which he Is noted, and with the most COM
p1aisant bow, and winning smile, said,
the gentleman's explanation with the great
tst p]easure!" Nh.reat the poor French
man linked mgsfif7fd.
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Enw Rr1rr1a prodrca NJ n rlra&-

:, New Orleans Produce ;mRrket-April 16.
FLorR-1hc market Is we'll supplied and dull, buzt-
sales were connocd to 90 brs at $3.50 good snper
me. and 50 for good extra. BAcoy-A small lot OF
PoEK-l0v b1s over weight and 200 even weight mess
sold at ss85e psr brs FEE2-To.days sales comprise
si13 per bushels ~ sacks yellow and mixed corn On
terms. and yellow At per bushe1; and
123 bales prime Western haT at ISL per ton
, 1864-04-26

uETE0IT. Apru y, 1s6t.
An important arrival took place here shls afternoon
state Important because 1t altogether unc1pect
ed The Pyppellar Maine OF tho Northern Trauspoe.
tnt1pn Company Line, commanded by Captain kuta-
MAI. reached her dosk in this city from Chicago vta
the Satta OF Maeklnaw. this afternoon 1t SO O'Clock.
She passed through the Straits Oh Friday noon tho
&c inst. meeting with no detention or hIudrauc-
from irc. Capt. r. states that steamers or vesscs
need apprehend no danger from Ice hereafter. ~ The
atie ne encountered much scattcrad, forming 20
kaEs iasoasS era He!s n$ ohar e9a ta IN
i Lee o. nv s mss
IT, !. .sr The ssT.f Of ns
Is ss4s IT, ihs CMy u Boston, Empire, and Gran
place he month sHea sss Inar ;S9S
ssa1 , ef2RsisS s,as
ast se IT, s..s ha. tae
shs i 81, tsr
a peIo e. shs h9g1s,ng ss s
STORE n = storm prevailing aa1 any me nes;e
at0 "sla11eo IL '0s 11seF In consequence. J.W u.
Marine News,
ARRIVED THROUGH TuE STnA1Ts.-From our marine
List appeaEs That four propelezs-Cty Of New York
Bfockviila, Bruno and BrtstoE-haye arrived from ts
lower lnkes. It noticeable fact shas three Of a.
proptlers arc canaclAn-showlng an ENTERPRISE on
the pkst OF their owners worthy Of recognition. No
sail vessels hAve yet aniyao, bat within two weeks
At tiasthest, Wa may expect them again Ut she month
Of the river.
SkAxKs's WAaKa-Inere has been considerable ne.
1.1t1en on ~ paft o sos who A.. by means wei.
s!s,es 1es S.se siq2s
ons h.: %
now II this poE. numerous satiors sI1:ng away he,s
lgo;s aaon thoss wlo dcsIpe 70 : see :ss s.
there li,it by which such matters sonId be- .ov
ssEed l. pr 1ncs uniform system i estahshea. ssha
sas;5s i: sss: Is ss s HI
Id Ess'F s On
fa$sy - aa:s re
and had 20 cargo on hoafd*-ibM.
s7i1ed % !sssiasy At %insor she Geo Sord 3as ~
Eaer on and IL douoiess destined for EhicsEo-ioid.
PASSED TnRorou-The following Chicago bound
vessels passed through the Weland canAl
3ehoeRsT. Wn: sahdszscu. osweso, Chicago.
schooner Gar. oswego, Chicago.
Schooner Myrtle. Gene.ss Kiyer. a DO.
Vxssfhs fass5p m psIaorr-Tae following vessels
ss Sovereign Of the
1iis s. wkiSe ssS, 9
chooneIs ii. 5. MesricE. Portland MelF. Jesse'
ctcuusen, EmMn, Mediator, E. Kanter, Joe. Grant.
Nary Collins. H. H. brown. Senator, J. Anderson, "
:. s.tHlbhaEt.
Dowa-schooner Preb1e.
TIM STRATTs UPES.-Contr1ry to :he general ba,Ict
hat the Strs1P would aot be o5en befre the rst 81
Nay. We hnEe the pleasure Of announcing the arrival
i three propel1eEs from the lower hikes On S.tuuav
they came through the Straits on Friday noFnias
md had no serious lnculty In ciIcctlus
he Ice Has MI iotse and rotten.
Tho Northern transportation Conpany's ptope1Ior
slty Of New iork was the nrst through the Struts
o1!oWed quickly hY the Aonrrcnl pFopsllors Bristol
md Vest The City Of New fork stopping TO W od
he Bristol passed her and arrived her several hours
n advance Ufthe former.
The following tho dates Of the .1t arrivals At
his port frUm tito lower lakes, for 4 number Of
, 1864-04-26

cArLK.sone GO htad OF beef cattle were offered
were nearly al in good condition, aud the ranso IN
r. fss ha9 1sa sass comprise Us head
contractors. and eI7 hnad to Baltimore Butchers, al
pices ranging from 800 to $Ss5 PER 100 Ms gross,
pouEd.t
Hoas-Supp1y fair and demand moderately active
Sales ranged from allLp to s12.s5 100 ntsfor COM
mon to prime live hogs.
, 1864-04-26
1869. 1861 Iuc,
Freight. 2e,:e7.is ss2,iiE,.1o .s9,S1i67
Passengers. s.....-.a,S.9.t3 151GJ.G 3t31tGj
Mnils, ETC.. fSc000 $500
Tpt.l..,. xs2.1le.co as1,102s2 s1,.QE.1a

STATE BAsK OF 1owA.-A consolidated statement
of The Etnte Bank Of Iowa foot up follows: :AssErs
Safety Fund. e2i1 specie, sita.7o.ol; Notes
Of other banks aud United States postal cufreacy,
*1.o3o,4 o,4sesl; Duo from other banks md bankers.
$1B46j.29; Loans and discounts, &s9.t 2SA9 United
states and State bends, etc., So: other ltcns
t12sc,E1 Total resources. f5,s35, 45e.o6 LIA8tL1-
T1Es-Capltal, $685. circulation, 81 ,ss,7s dns
other banks, $9t5t.7a: deposits, $2.C2 t25; other
tteme e25 sl5s3. Total liabilities, 25 *, ,a6s0C.
FIEsr NATIONAL DAxK or RoCKroRp.-We learn
that an organization has been fully perfected for
tabli hipg National Bank In Rockford and that II ls
expected to 70 into operation In fo4 days.
Nkxru1s MoyE1 MAHKET The money market Ut
Memphis On the I'D ins Was very quiet and tzansac
items small. Treasury Notes par. New York Ex-
ehanse v cant prem. Chicago Exchange do. St.
Lpuls Exchange do. State DanS OF Tennessee 10 dis
Union and Planters K dis. Southern c791o dis.
MILWAUKEE MONEY MARKEr.-The Milwaukee
StAtiael Of yesterday saya:a
mdnsg y ss
ws: easy With toleEaoly acsIxe Y, demand: though
~
by late wtll give nstnssl md healthy tone Is
empi"J tor ths cniire capital ef eity
wnl have a tendency to check local speculation.
NEW on1rAss Monty AIAEkrr.-pf the New Or.
leans mafkc. the Era Of the 1ith says:
IN tssa r. sales q Sed neuaaE Il
Ayeor slx lo., ei = and TX Sen! n1elnnu, one lot
It tEeis counters and sold Al Il and oven a aish
:ssxs = ssss ~ 'os
a st :yRs S sl sIssn
MUM ~ q gold. 'e'' <e'l~' 41N '' 'u'' pre-
NATIONAL DAsxs-ghc whole numbers OF National
, 1864-04-26

as soon as Il becSme known TINT the Straits Wcrd
open, large humber Of the vessels In port tmmed-
ately sailed for thelr destinations and many more
have doubtless left By this time Some were detained
on account Of not having men enough 10 maa them.
and Others were unprepare1 to sail through loaded.
week At least. There will probably bn number Of
the upw ardbouud feet Of ptopeiless here today
The .propellers $. D. Caldwell and Governor Cu.h-
mar have completed their winter engagement with
has To MnskeGon to deepen the channel by tho
use OF her powerful serews- In opening deepening
propeller Is sasd 70 60 more effective than drudge
Trunk Lfue.-.HfI,ctt,iIts Sentiasf,
, 1864-04-26

Hheat dfmeF, WITH 1mpFoycd inquiry, Sales yps
terd*y aft rnnon Ga1 ouso White Canada at SITS
terms ecQ bu Ml1Mnuk Club Il s1il 500 IN Chf.
ego Spring # si37h. Corn quiet and nouln Il. No
!ariey tca:se ann uomlaal at sl.so@l35 with imitsi
demand. RTE quiet and nominal. No sales.
, 1864-04-26
Detroit Lumber Markct-April d.
a. prices at she yards nrs higher fos the upper
Catt,D n1,rl.,-au,,o o

The offerings OF cattle at tnr.e ~s.S. .;, go
past week wsso !ighs, APPOINTING 70 xbons onir III
ne nsao. YIN aaR3nt largely In excess or tbs I'm
r.. RGo1a M A. III. III Be-
~ nus nest putchsts. sold from SC to 94c
the Highest p.ees obtained IN this market for u1nT
ysais one ea9.e atsfbnted for the htgh prlce5 wAs
It, ana ssr o o eas Ts esn s.ss
Ing the market this other In ssdsr 10 secuta III
greatest number OF cattle. '
reGs-DemAnd continues Hight and tha seeee,nt,
limited. Some 20 head were retaied ut prices fang.
IL ftnru Il to - Y EMt. --9
, 1864-04-26

hundred and fifteen million bushels of corn
It this were placed In cars, three hundred
bushels in car, it would make train of
two thousand three hundred and ninety-dye
miles long; and allowing twenty-five cars to
locomotive, 1t would take fourteen :hou-
sand three hundred and seventy locomotives
to draw It.
, 1864-04-26
Nfc,nphia Cotton NIurykcr-anr11 o2

The cotton market Is qulet and Arm. There Was
1nslin.dt e theft stock Il ants,pati1n
tendency. The influx Of the Iusrket during s6s psss
twensyfour honr has been 1st bales ~ tho steamer
Tenango firm Vickahurs, and ahont so es from me
country. The onty shipment to thu Northern market
ence va Lat wrote has been % bales by the stcaer
Hmon, which went up Last evening.
, 1864-04-26
ECALpING The WILD CATS.
What the People think OF Them.
IASALLE co. ILL

LASALLE CU.1 LII
At "a large and enthusiastic Convention of
the onion men Of Lasalle county, at Ottawa,
Inst week, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resclted, That In the Judgment Of this Conyen-
1ency of the rntlen, snd that Congress should au-
thtrlze the Issue Of an amount sufficient to meet
ell the wants Of the country, and to SUPPRESS By
taxation or otherwee the circulation OF ali bank
NOES whether State or National
Which was amended 60 os to include the Na-
uoIal banks, and adopted as amended.
CAMBRIDGE, ILL
From the Cambridge Chronicle,1
GRkKrHAcKs-Weca call attention to the Eact that
the Board of Trade Of Chicago have resolved 10
make Ereenbaclsk the only circulating medium on
and altet the 18th Of next MONTH The Board Of
ai s Is w 5sess N he aaa sB sR s
and filthy rags fthe wildcat concerns, with which
the country IL filed, will soon give placato the
@ % r. ea Our
hereafter receive nothing but gfee1backs. One Of
our merchants have already Commenced throwing
out the wildcat rass, and more win soon follow.
-. ROCKFORD, liz ::'
From the Rockford Rcsister.1:-- -
Nnn.cAr CuEu1kcr.-The Chicago bankers is.
sued circular OIL the 11th inst. saying that and
wiz net be received or paid cut by them Penn
Also mites ot Ohlo and Indiana. except the lssnas
OF tne state bank Of those States. This Is good
movement 70 lar as IT goes. Now lei the Chicago
board OF Trade, and all other commercial bodies
throughout the country, together with merchants,
trndesmen; mechanics and laborers, make up their
,an "a n 81 tnas ~ aas % Nh
lie abolisht 4. N'- - ~''~ w.
sIAIE hASh oF IOWA :.
The Dubuque Branch of the State Bunk of
Jowa has rlven nn+fre That or, md af1ar tho
1o.,. - i. -, SEI. @
LIN o1 April, IL Woulu pay out no notes Dnt
the State Bank Of Iowa, Treasury Notes; and
National Bank Notes. The bnnt wifi co,-
- i-.,
tlnue 10 receive miscellaneous currency, same
as It has been receiving, until 18th Of Nav
neAl' "uen ~ VIII ecalp GIL tAe leline and CO.
nine currency. :,., ',,-,.e
KEWANEE. 1fJ,.
rr.,.n ~. T-...a.. n,.,,
A. r..a, lHt1n. tt..&. .uc M Me"a4Ss w. nlAl.I
oooo .noe S11e1"o ooaru :. OF
iIauts u ue Neet'nG On Monday
n!ent1 Ieso!sed 10 smut doWn on all kinds
~ ~ Wt!u.ca! 1esnes On me lbih u May ptoxtino-
a Aef snas oale tae 1oaed VIII neither receive nor
hay put anf out Natio4a! currency. We rejoice
les. ts steh haa been taken. It is ono
;n oSmaoaeu the publc interest and safety. and
vi. eaEe tne people or the West from loss Of mil
nhost as thrT are sn,e to ~ g1se ,s1 up ne
Consequence OF their n ordinate expansion We
t3p nepe t9c .h nfef;or cgsywheFe VII second ths & &C.
twenty millions oi Eastern promises to pay, with a
'nns'o1 ., tai ana ~ TGscs @ o5
just 70 many srecnbacks. swesp them ont, before
the pHDeFdl blow comes. CONC It Will bn}0ro
, 1864-04-26

Taxing tho Wildcat Banks.
The New Yors Tribune l,as at last come
mt oncnlv in fhror' Of taI,nr The anct;nn
pump banks, which borrow instead OF leud
money, and thereby rcpressIpr the redun
aant .,,..o,o- ~ ~ +. -, ~. ~" 49,.
uant currency. now, tnat ~ Ans gov on thc
right ground, let 1t stick to 1t and pull ahead
IL 3ts i.ero RI 4.,o o. 81 inst IL oo,-.
80 ,'e .ssue -. ~. -. 1ae.,'41 nase:
The desperate assiduity wherewlth the Copper
head tsclon everywhere puts itselt forward as the
c! ampson Of State Banks and Banking can hardly
have escaped The notice Of any intelligent reader.
Let US elucidate 1t.
We scarcely open journal Of the ValandIghaul-
Mcclellan persuasion which has not tts l!ttle fling
At The efort q The Administration to. "erush the
is Se Witch arc 4s s On ,e 1s 5oo
will find that it amounts simply 10 this: The palcy
of caeE.rilfge e furnisatag khe country 1rltt its
cifeudting sntdiam, And, thus reduced 10 Its inst
proportions. We consider the charge substantially
well founded.
But VIC deny that any Banker or Bank, any more
than restaurant, cotton.tactorr OF grist mill IL
"crnshed " BY dsestlnS 1t the privilege OF cir
cu'alinG Its promises ak money and thus drawing
Interest its dcbts. We favor no dog
, 1864-04-26

The demand continued fair te.d,y at still higher
very limited supply nEernx. The sales embraces jU0
bids sugar and rs brls nolasses in various lots,
mostly from store at l3c for inferior sugar l7k
for fat to good !r 1sc for fal,y far 10 for pre
Ac iGr choice. and &c p for yellow clarified &c
per gallon for prtns to choice EeW crop. ~
, 1864-04-26

. NEW 1QKE STOCK lANfC--Ina N. i. 1N1ss oI
"a has the following In relation to the stock panic
and the nt'Easions likely to arse thereItom:
!Lese Ehs terer1ah feeling in she stock and money
4af4 e8 through the ear1y OF tho day. owlDe
1eApse Or iEst night and 70 reported
GalLts o. HanE In GTeenback settlements With the
@ e o. With parsies having settlements 70 mike
@ q an x1noyng and and not very credtsnle na-
taeS led 70 no open disaster TO asg1ovate th7
pieEo1s ekstust On the street. The lowest prices
iof stocIs we're made between the Boards, In the
ae!hecn 94e general feeling improved, and sales at
he secsnd Eoard we're, In maia, equat to the same
pes!a 9s1ore he break reported IN the MIR
aoou1nrnsns of the Kaiis ~ ltss III ss ocoeE tie
following prices were made In comparison With tho
tame hour on Wednesday. The HatIem corner was
carried up TO 3t0 cent when 1t wad tumored at
ale hour, that one Of the pal ties cornefeI at iN
gent ION psvhleges or ctled" At this nurc) would
f1ta!e his contracts The contest Ia this event. viii
pc bstWet long purses On beth a!des We could
ate en- f. sDsSss upoa which the
The following i aspy Of the written contraess,
known as cais," for Stock Ut given rate, arn0us
ne socE Exchange people. Before the .occsrrence
81 thls aternoon, referred to nboyc, ont OF which
llttEatlon Is likely to grow, had never heard 1t
seIlcnsy Questioned thst contracts come under the
statute of 5e ltGazlng all contracts In Stocks ns
well on tine rs Tor eash on three days: -"
For Ssne rsesived. the bearer nay csit
e;t the bearer ts entitled to III the dividends Or sur
Plus dividends declared during the time.
NEW yoHK STOCK KMARKar-April Is, 1s8i.-Receiy-
ed By F. q. salsoustall Co., Commission Stock and
7A+-
, 1864-04-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

MONDAY EVENING. April 25.
Notwithstanding tho prevailing storm, tho de1nard
for money has been brisk to day. while, from causes
which we'll understood, tbs supply has been 1u{
ted. and stringent money market will probably be
tie rule for two three Eaeks to come or until the
ef things In regard to currency shall be cer
ta1ny ana drnls sabllshed The rate OF interest u
nomnaily 10 per cent, athouchlsome bankers under
the pressure arc willing to accept higher hgnre.
Eastern exchange, think, Is llttle easier to-day
the result Of the dethroncment OF tho Ice king at
Mackinaw. The quotations rcmaini say 2oRso cents
buying eellfng-the larger 1gure for buying notes
Is only recognized In extreme cases.
Gold is again on rampage. It opened this morn
Ing ut t791{ and closed arm ut 1871. The following
was the range 10 H., 1794 II, 10 u m $50 1220
D. H., 179K 123o. 1s2 ,1E1 and closed at Second
Board at 162H. Thc market opened here Mt III, but
soon became rmer, and after noon advanced to $50,
with Light tEausactons- Silver 1rm but quiet ut 1850
168. Gtcenbacks ara ar1ner-buylng at E@K selliag
at 4@1 per cent prem. Some larger houses charged
while lew supplied customers at y; Five.Twensles
rm and In request at Ito buying. with COUPONS;
and 105 coupons OF.
Robert Reed ESQ, has been appointed agent Of the
Dsnk Of Montreal, IN this city, in Eace Of E. " Will
lard, Esq., resigned. Mr. Reed vas formerly With
George Smith. and more recently with William F.
Coolharch 4 Co. =.
counterfeit five on the Albany City Bank asmade
lie appearance here. II ia good Imitation Of the
genuine, bak 1t is about onesl1teenth OF inch Lar
ger Tazses not very well acquainted with the iasues
Of this Iank had better retnse all Of the denomination
o.5,
The following are the enrpings Of the Galena and
Chicago Enien Railroad Co. for the week ending
, 1864-04-26

~ Willis In the Homs Journal, says Of the
New York Sanitary Fair: 1t Is the 1rst time in
our recollection that Fashlou and Mercy have 80
entirely gone hand in hand r.
This is because fashion can have no mercy,
md mercy can have no fashion.
, 1864-04-26

.@ The WOMAN who makes the best shirt for
~ St lSuia Sanitary Fair Is to hive prize OF
1n silver rare: also $50 In silver ware Is of
Nseu !ofthe ceconu best-Esrehang6.
We lear the women will get more uedr ont
OF The shirts than the soldiers,
, 1864-04-26
issa:zEsk Eskszzsaka1szlzaal

FRIED FKUITS-Tbcrc is good demand for
D1IIp AFrLks ANA The marks Il firm. Tho supply OF
Dr1kp PEAcHE. Il rather below sao damsnd, and she
market for {Qfs1Sn dIled Gults. Mo quota:
, 1864-04-26
ITO LEARN PIANO PLAYING
l. EASILY, correctly and thoroughly, pso
HRICUARDSOXsS XF1y nET:IOD.,,

Ten copies Of this work are soil every year
fR ca! Y understood Il ts attractive Exercises.
ffom knoEiedge of the timpteat r,limrnts to al
ABILITY = pe5ieFm dtcut music. have made it uni
ysfsaI thfofte With teachers and scholars In every
k!sce Nhese It has been introduced Price s3D3.
OLIVER DErSON d. CO., Publishers III " Washln.t1n
street, Eoslqu. apiI-.6. TIL sAATU
, 1864-04-26

New Orleans CeHee NRr.et-ApriI1G.
The ttock Ia frat bands Ia light considerable baylux
been sold to dealers yesterday and The day before III
4@t1c ner for Rio. The demand Was supplied TO-
hnv Sln norm -NFf--e~ ~