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, 1864-05-05
fHtErHftaaEnHE.
JAMES EXPECTORANT.-An

VINO have used hS standard msalcino Tor
AslnMA. cONsruPrfoy
BRONCHITIS. pLKrTEIsY.
ran rnoor!so COUGH. GROUP.
eouGAsA>DcoLDs, HoARsxNEss.
o. aay tHinonary Complaint. attest tn usefulness.
- sass net, we .ould ssass that for thirty
larity. and extended tho ssmsad. unsi, nov ,' + =
kaosa and appreciates IN all quarters OF tbs World
and 8dnaltted 70 bo the Great Remedy nr ehr =. -
thar class Of Diseases fpr rhlch It Ia e.n.ctn.o
s1ened-
Recent Coughs and colds. Pleurtsic Psins. de-. m
uufcsfy and efYrefnal1v nnre.% hv u. a,,.k..
soo,h,.u .nS .-..,.n-.9, sa.s - ''s 4'apao3oaes
- ss.sE. ~ -. - s.sss ..A. p9se..
, 1864-05-05

T The House has agreed to the Senate
amendment 10 the Army Appro 2riation bill,
equalizfng the pay colorcd aud white sold
iers from and after january 1864. Colored
eoldiers hereafter mustered IN may receive q
bounty not exceeding 800. It is further
s1aseo that on case submitted by Gov. An
: ote" OF massachusetts,, tho Attorney Generai
o. the United States has given an opinion
lint under the existing statutes nil co1orcd
soldiers o1c entitled from the date ofthe,r
muster-ln to the SAME pay and allo wauces as
White soldiers. Such q decision would Over
rule TINT Of the Wnr Department, and undsr
tne ordinary rule of nction by the Govern
ment, would result in tho payment Of thc
colored troops Of wages from the date 81
their entrance into service.
, 1864-05-05
DEATH OF THE REDI1, GENERAL, aBRrS cnr,
How 1hc Ecbels Obtain Their C1ot1,-
ing and Supplies,
Especial Correspondence Of the St, Louis Daily
Unlon.l
WARRENsBuRo. April %, 1851.
IMPORTANT u1sCI Os11RFs.

IAIuu.l
WARRESsBuRo, April %, 1851.
IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES.
Quite Il number Of the de1uded followers of
"Daddy Price" are returning from the Ar
kansas rebel army, aud avnifing themselves
of the Presidents Amnesty. Proclamation.
Yesterday d former resident Of johnson conn
II, by the name Of Dyer, came In for this
purpose, stating that he had left SheIby's
command on the Arkansas river. He STATES
TINT supplies Of every description arc abun.
dant in the trnns-M Mississippi rebel army. He
also states that the rebel soldiers are well
clothed, most OF their clothing being obtain
ed from the United States. On the last Of
Januar, 1864. tiis mao Dyer was one Of a
scouting party sent down to the Mis,issipp,
river. Aitcr.he and his party Ind reached a
point near sunnysiae, nearly opposite Vicks-
burg steamer landed large quantity of
grey uniform clothing for the use of the reb.
Il army. At the time this stock Of clothing
vas landed near Sunnyside, there was large
scout from theeFedcral army at tie point,
This clo1liDg was delivered to the rebel au-
thorities through q lnrge traia of citizens
wagons Which were impressed for the pur-
in cotton. Dyer states that it is generally
understood in the rebel army that these goods
a supplied to them through an nrraus sement
of which our officers are fully coEnizant. He
says most Of their supplies are obtained In
this way. Who is the Judas that Is betrnyin1
lis country for the thirty pieces Of silver?
Nr. Dyer Is more than an ordinarily fntelli-
gent man, and carries the conviction Of bis
truthtulness, candor and honesty to the
minds Of all to whom he may tell his pllfn
and simple narrative. lie also states that. he
delivered In the same manner.
AMERICA.
, 1864-05-05


DEEE CATTLE Received to-day at the various
yards olo head Of Beef Cattle Of which number
raj large droyes being shippedt to Albany on own
account. Entered sales during tho day. ~ head
ut S45eGsSH, Chiefly at $G159s715 per lee lbs. The
depression snd decline in Albany aud New
York on the last market day, hsve verr teusib1Y
told On the prices OF ttock here, al
ahs ugh the reduction in prices paid to-day.
As. compared With last Saturday, Is not so
great Al the decline in Eew Yerk On Monday and
Tuesday. On shipping grades We md . deelenson
from the c1os,ng prices Of Saturdays market Of soc
per leo lbs, excepting extra and premium qualities,
upon which there IL but little difference Government
cattle are in very acttEc demznd. md higher prtcas
thsn formerly arc being paid. the range beng from
ss.e970o gross. The principal droyes sold to-day
were st The Fort WsJre Yards Ketnneman sold
Gordon 70 head J!sllery fed cattle. FROM Wtckes's
dtery selected rom Int Of about SEQ head avera-
sing "a lbs, At x823 gross. Baldwin sold Hynan d
Rub,e lot Of 1p7 d.tll1ey fed cattle, averaging 1s3
les at fed 1T Nics ersons disttlIeFy, Both lots
are bought for the eastern narkesB
, 1864-05-05

- The report of the Commissay Gem

~ The report of the Commissaty Cen
eral of Prisoners, accompanying the secre-
tary of Wars report, has just been published.
It shows that the number Of rebel officers
ard men captured By us since the beginning
Of the war Is: One Lieutenant General, five
Major Generals, twenty five Brigadier Gen
erals, 1SG Colonels, 146 Lieutenant Colonies,
214 Majors, e ,497 Captains, SSH Lieutennnts,
1C,5e3 non-commissioned officers, 12l, ,15G
priyates and $500 ei1izens. Of thcse, we had
On hand at the date Of the report % 229 OIL
GERS and men, among whom we're one Major
General and seven Brigadier1. There had
been 1e1, ,os7 rebels exchanged against 1l0, 1856
Union men returned. The exchanges of
officers on both sides arc computed at their
exclapgeable value In priyates. Since the
date Of the sbovc report there have been less
than one thousand exchanges, aud very few
captures on either side. The figures arc, con-
sequently, approximately correct. No state
ment bas been furnished to our Government
Of the number Of prisoners held by the
rebels.
, 1864-05-05
CHICAGO LUM Der MARKET.

WApfESDAT EVESIHG, May 4, 1861.
LUAfBER-Eeeeivet yesterday. 90 800 ftes. Tta
westerly wind Of the last entYtour hours has sou-.
what retarded the progress Of vessels bonn1 here
from the East shore. and the rfcetptl hav. copse-
uucntly been light. The demand Is still vcry active
and the market IL arm, but without a.y change on
previous quotations. Tbs yards are all husy, and
most IT them unable to I'LL o1ders through want OF
stocks. We note the arrival yesterday OF the schr
Minnesota from Green Bay. With the first cargo Of
lumber from that district this season.
6HNGLE3-Recelved yesterday accorliup to the
Custom House returns, 90 feet. N1r1et modsr-
ately active and asm.
LATH-Rec.lved yesterday, $4,000 pcs. With more
liberal reeepts tho market has been arcely A. rm
sn1es to-day were Cargo schr, Ba ensch from Bar
land Deans mills, 100 900 feet lumber, half str1ps
st$lso, and 200 Posts At 1sc; cargo echr sfnneso
IT, from Petersons mills, Green Bay, 15o 90 feet M
ther rough Depere Lumber, at $17o, and 10000 Lath
at e4.to; cargo schz. ". sanderson, from Canada
7CoGGo poor Lath, at s3.75.
The following are the yard prices:
, 1864-05-05
Losses in the I'd Illinois Cavalry Mt
Pleasant Hill.

- 1SLH VI1.1EA1so9 1Pfs1E - 1o01
EDITORS CHICAGO TRIBUNE: I herewith
send you the official return Of killed, wound
ed and missing Of the I'd Illinois cavalry in
tho late battle ncar Pleasant Hill, Loutsaana,
This part of the regiment 1.-THE veterans not
having returned) lost nearly one-third OF the
gethcr with all their camp equipage. The
regiment Was led, In the engagement, By tue
Enl:a1t Major Marsh, and judging from the
high cncouiums bestowed upon It by officers
and men Of surrounding commands who saw
them during the fight, he must have handled
bis uaen with bravery and effect. Officers
and men did d., their duty bsayely, and are d.
whose reputation for the merit and bravery
of Its troops they have SO nobly sustained. I
, 1864-05-05
PEOPLES EDITION OF
PARTON'S
GENERAL BUTLER IN NEW ORLEANS.
One volume. octave. paper, price = centa.


With the view Of meeting the extensive popr1ar DID,
prepared. The page and type arr Similar those or
ANRPaE's MAGAzt<E- Some OF tho less ituoortan.
documents omitted. and In soma Instances he AZ
count has been set never to 1serfern
With the interest," Or conpleteress Of sh7 story.
Unquta tonAbly this book sra d. bro-ennens In In.
eubeect ard anshor com blue rsnlcr it fascIrafnT
Fifteen edUpa hare been called for ~ fast tnev
eonld be printed. It has been most warmly cnm.
ended b. tho loyal preta OF tbs county and scaFcc
whom i Il acknowledged to b compleie vlntiica-
ton Of Gen. Butler IRON the malicious charges Yhfch
envy ard hatred have brought AIatnst him. N~ ".-1
It contains An anecdotsl akttch OF Gen, Hutleraz
briant and remarkable csEeez At the bar Of Massa-
ehutetts: history Of the secret mov.ntnt In I'D
Charleston co1veotlon; conversations be.ween Gs1
Butler and The leadtnx secessioustx Washl1xton n
peceMhtr, LEG: tho real plans Of the traitors: zen
Buuer tnS1ted TO join It his vice to Bus. INN
big ~ ~ N preparing Mass. eausetts for var: the
nixhs mnEch t9 saltimose; collision with Gen scott:
bis couf7e fortress ss1rne hi tory OF tha co
tf.tana. Els advice to the Ae ruinlstFsf3on h1W -
take r1enMonu the truth shout The batlc nf Gre.
Scthel M me hnttesas h1p-tion; ,ho secret histor1
the GeaeEal II Re1tinE to Snip Tsl1rt iii sce1nTt
q nc Captnrc OF New Orleans: tha tAndlo0 IT ia
leooe n Inc city; ac0mp!ete narrative al sncreed
!nE esehte win large number Of uehIv fntereatna
e. ~ aeu aaeeo.es nsvcr be;ore p1bsnsd tso
y 6usies and the explanation given o{
srest ssn.s haaI his present opinions upon Tho
n,se ha9n y r l9sEe pe, ey.. cloth. O.: pazes.
E.SS sxsTs Ieoplr.s Edition. 6Eo paper, IS cu1ts-
ertra Gsfman Eelton sl0-ssnt BY mat on receipt ot
Il OF sale By MASON FAM11S Bo.tou, .na by al,
70 70. sssieEs. Published BY MASON BR0rHERs.7
AtICeE 8ftSts Ny. liz
, 1864-05-05

The oil mars yesterday was actlre. Tho recelots
were large. exceeding 90 brls. The sales OF Crude
we're a1to liberal Among the receipts were several
psi ces thst were conecntd to the Eastern markets.
passing through. Former prlces were wcs! main
iant din fact. the mtFke. eccms to have undergone
river TO iI CIT, Is lev tac stssccrs. The pros
pcst. hou eyer. for rlse y certainly Gathering.
re aame as Saturday sales i b9lE cr barrels r.
&c, sr,es with he 61l* Included, VIZ 1e6 brls on
xhar1 2s4c: l0c0 hrls do, ts4c 500 do. Sc SIS do
Light &c; 21s do, delivered, 1c; 100 do, sc; SOD
Go. sc. =
Rsr1NEp-Whs IN rrcnt measure neglected. Eo'd-
cts were firm. We quote bonded Al SOC free city
brand. Gec; ny rlve. sSGnc The sales led brla
tfee &c, and sou do bf I'd at 1Qo per gallon.
ExYzQLK-Sales % brl5 at 81.
, 1864-05-05

tn. a.a T. ,
We ma IN contemporary newspaper the
following contained In special Washington
"Ger tle1nen familiar with the Arm4 of the poto-
mac during the last two or three years who Laye
rcceply returned ffom The front syhe.e thcr er'.
jcyed simple opportunities Of lntcrcoqrsc viii The
officers and ncrrrpo7t that HcCel,ani a. ie entirely
rcotcd out Of lie army, ard that tbe u,mosI haf
m6pv prevails among officers Of elI rralcs- md
the Utmost confidence IL felt in tbe contnIn ling
General by men in Ill ranks and in ther uower te
whip tbe enemy when opportunity odera,'' ~
ua1c(,le1lsnisn is new Tord In the IN.
1;5 caoula!5' ~ 1mn W oo N.Y. kno" lla
neAhlnE. ~ loohs 70 tuousa II WIS nere
" s.r.;, =. * o,. ond " ~ sheenne caaa
drncc IF sn, nevrr VIVA Word so " r,,san.
plied.-St. Lon;s Republican.
AZ the Republican is decent and respecta-
bic Kind Of sheet, 1t il entitled to an cxplana-
tion Of the meaning Of the word. McClel-
lanism then, means "how not to do it, 1t
mems a wish 10 sa1e INC Union, provided
slavery oe not oiStufpeo; II means half
, 1864-05-05

LrnnrR caAE11ss.-csptain G, y. .Eewha!1 has
days: Schooner A. Hoxes. lumber from Etchmond-
!kie to DetIcit. freight xe23. From same polnt to
E;oSm m, lumber from E!chmoudy.1le to Detroit. nt
pz!eea abose noted Scaoo, er Uulou star, lntnher
willard .taves from Le1tr Buffalo. freight SIS
2 gfoss m.-UetfsitF F. ee Peas+ d.
HTcG CAPTAIN DnowNED Capt. Nelson Spat1ord,
Of the rug l: 7. Masters Tss drowned from !hst
St. Clar. Hc stepped out Of his room ca deck some
time duEpG the night and By some Meaus ncc!dentiy
the steaer Foster passed there resterdAy. Tho
deceased had heen for many Jears tn the lakes and
aud other er,ft, snd consequently Lad many frIents
and acquaintance; He 1eaSes wife aud family re-
,ARa1v.1s rSox LAKE, @ AIcH.a4s.fhe bark Sun
Michigan for this port this aad soon amer her
arrival came the barks Golden FLEECE, Capt: Wood.
Light Capt Hta, the nrst Of her Elx from the Up
ref Lakes. and folio wing her came the AE"ttc, Capt.
Browr from Racine and the Marion EEan, Capt.
UITlbns. frem Ch,cago.-E gao .lttrers.ser. u.
, 1864-05-05
Illinois and n1ich1gnn Canal.
[Sptcia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunel

ISptcial DMpatcn TO the Chtcago irionnel
BRDaEPoE1, May t-3p. m.
ARr1vzD-Roctes, Lo: :Sport. 5 sss ba corn, tj bsls
nour; Oak Park, sumu It, ~ bales hsy.
C1KAEED-T. F. Gale. light; Rosa Belle, Lasa!le,
1erlo bu oats Marion. Lasse, a yards stsuc: Gen.
Ro1ecrans, Lssalle, 5000 lumber. 46 N shingles.
LATKR-IP.M.
C1KAnKp, May s1.-Key City. L.sal'e, 6s:15 feet
lumber; Alice. Lasslle. s6,3s feet lumber; Unsdll!a
Lasa3te, ese.3s7 rs Government cats; prigo. Toilet.
IS feet lumber; z. E. Goodel1. Ottawa. s6os feet
lumbcr Serator. Lasalle, 300 do; Prairie Queen,
Ottawa
ARRIVED, May 2d.-ottawa, Lass11e, 5000 bu corn; !;
Inys siigatcr. Athens. 50 5ds rus,bls stone; LaIy
franklin, Athens Is yds dimension stoue Convoy
ance, pesp1alne1, $ yds daanson, and 50 sn3ole
stones H. u. Loomit Athens. 4s yds dimension stone;
Badger etate. Las.1le. 70 cords wo1d; Orator, La
Sale, 5co bu corn Terror, Lasa!le. 10 tons cost;
Quren CITY, Lasa1le, 500 bu corn Time. Lasalle
|, Go bu corr, B8 br1s four
.kHErvxD May 3d-Advance, Athena, y yards d.
menstcn stone; ResoIutc, Athens, 50 yards rubble
stone Gale Athens - yards .ubble stsue; Cashier.
50 yards rubble stone, yards dimension
ktone Banner Laea]lc, ss5 bu corn; More, Lasale,
Es5 bb1a hRh~ines Ericsson, Lssalls, 5000 bu corn
Chariot, Lnsalle 800 bu corn IL Alexander Joliet,
Is yards ruhbe stone: E BuznhAm, rzi3oQ, 3 yards
ruhhlc Rtcpe. ). .34a feet OAK lumber
, 1864-05-05
SOUTHERN IUBTxAT10Se.

As was expected. the Southern Papers ara
e1ultant at the Tort Pillow massacre. Itis
what they expected, aud what they wanted.
It makes ill the rebel world feel good, ltls
one Of those Internal deeds ad.p:sl to gi~a
pleasure to souls bl.cksned By fraud, Pc Jury,
theft, murder, Ees. and al manner Of in,us.
tice and outrage A people which have been
schooled to the enslaving Of auother-to
breeding children for sale; to denying wages
to labor; to bunting men and women with
.bloodhopndt. snd to: asccrating them with
thongs, Is the kind Of people to be pleased
with such an act Of flendish atrocIty Us this
Fszt Pillow butchery.
But though It pleases the peoole, and cven
the high digaitarics Of the rebellion, that is
not quite tho end Of the matter. It ia yet to
be seen what the rsbel authorities will d.
about 1t. It might be very agreeable to their
feelings to justify Ard uphold it and to adopt
1t as the rule Of the war, bnt the question OF
its safety is yet to be settled If jeff .Davis'
bogus Government Kills all black soldiers
that fall into their hands, what is to hinder
US from killing Ill whito ones thAt fall into
ours!
Our armies are Of tolerable size NOV, and
ready, VIC suppose, to 60 to work in the field
1t II hoped that VIC may catch few rebels
with a1us In their hands. We want to know
what to do with them. Please answer 1t, G
Taft
, 1864-05-05

The business haa been moderately h,isk e,uce our
u noNsin Eood boating order, and q considerable
snonnt O. OIL EM DC sent forward. The REGENT rains
Pend FIesnet Va. advertised to coma on On Tues.
dey last owing to The natural IN the creek most
F1om 1Ioo to LOCO barrels ot oil came out- The u.
Sss'S LOT ei d11ng the rst part Of y present Tesk
h1Eher In their Views He zYa ~ the ERltng pEEea at
, 1864-05-05

The activity which has the cotton mar
ktt for he past several dnrs hss not aba eaet
Rfnce la.f reported. The inqUrtaa Yesterday ve-r
numerous especially for the bitter grades and ali n
crrgs were readily taken ruling rates Of Thur
dkr. .....
The infuI Of the market during the past tyensyoor
hours has been M bales b. the steamer Pro-res5 fnm
EHMb1eton from Helena. ~
The shipments the Northern market eince VA 1nst
wrote, have been 20 bales bv the etcaner 9Tnn ana
.! bales oy The steamer Graham, both Of which went
up last kYGnlnE. r ~ 49,
, 1864-05-05
Wt)tedgo "Qrtl>nue.,
: THURSDAY, MAY +, 1864:


r. f,.o
uo.so ~ eomc "a lne Ne" ore Jour-
't1.n :, nN-as s* 1pp.1ae " ioy@ men' 'of unasu-
:. :. "ln'oees' F1eaianee, and active support ot !
1ne ao'esnment IN Inc present momentous
cs1sls. ahclr %ppcals to sustain the authord-
ucs Win all their strength and zeal 50 Al TO
make success and triumph sure beyond all
chance, are urgently enforced BY the state
meut that If any diststers or regcrses over
take us 1T this time, there ia imminent dam
ger Of popular disturbance, and violence at !
home. Tie elements OF corruption and |
crime Which combined to produce In New |
York City last summer, q three days. reign |
Of fire, blood and terror, are oil ready for the
signal to be given in our defeats or reyersea.
that they may renew their detds of ranfne
and murder. The treasonable and desperate
agents and flienes Of rebeIlio, an, secession.
scattered more or less over certain Western
States, and In some districts gathered In larpa
numbers and bound together by secret OATH
never to desert each other, nor their fnfa-
NOUS cause, are also preparing and drilling
tor any work Of crime and blood. that tbs
failures or dela,s of our armtes NAV render
safe. The follower. Of va11andiebann. all the
knights Of the Golden Circle, ana their
whole crew Of desperate followers, aud poor
dupes and tools, arc ready and waiting, for
Shernan'e army to be crippled, or Grants
to be beaten, that they may rise In fierce iu-
surrection, and kfndlc 4 blaze Of contlaera-
ton and fury in the North. Il fs difficult to
believe that there is such a class Of dcspcra-
does and traitors in our midst; that there is
another class Of protesscd patriots, and loud
mouthcd assertcrs OF their devotion to tho
i
, 1864-05-05
<sNEVER DESPAIR OF THE RE-
Rf1EI.IE.9

.ccas1se os'e II hae sampalen En- aeaiust Kehnond:
caupaIep Of Grant as 1hc Eamcs.er Looks 1pon bis
last desperate venture for retrieving his all OF hope
@aF The 5ortuncs o, the Rcpubc are to be ataked
on = stng'e dattie. II we triumph. VIC shall have
r pnt osc .e ~ ~ he ha ~ ..n
Is the dissolution Of the Union.-JU's Caaeo3o
0gaa- --......
Inc aooVe tansuas "ouia tnoeeo DC True
toe eeceeu l,a'ei "eie ne's si'c3h'os 1ot lts
rem nas'ee' .pe Ieoe.n' ouI IN assuming suen
a po61non ano pfe'enoans 70 SPEAK Tor the
UNION anu LIE Nolln' IL SHOWS itsei1 tfalt-
o1ous 'a's'ue1' - u'unpn " etan. over
Lee ont eaig4e eIep IN long anu atoooas
1oao "nat ate aee otner eeeps pray: euea
u'umIn lea1'ee .ne feoellaon a'reao1 s1sip-
Re4 y. 4te 4ueu' ~ W, s.pss - 1'4J naoet
s1.uI oounstuu " oppose ~ ~ VI ou1a. ~ oa' no
PA.. PopatoN no.n ".Sa " .lea'c ne" a'"1es
~ ~. -
.s..s. nt... - 49, ~ u . oenee'
NO w 49, - sePs ~ ~ AoS aue osoes- ,.
w 4ea' ts ps ~ i - t..suu4ona' ue
e2ase tNo eu.eae4Ae,, a"u sAAe ~ susu aesaoa
1e We may aeen p1opef WI" ~ 4eaae1s'
on Lae olnes nAoot - !. tsue 1uat Y We Aose
oa1ue VIC nse ~ WI We sN oo"h'
content 70 lose III even Grant enaA De oe-
aesIeus "nen sote'A1 VI o"s Nof@oetn ola'ea,
shEE anu aone' nase SUI y tesefse o.
stEenetn, lssoues aoo nea g1ea'e1 ttao Luz
WnoleIeoeaaoue eet14eof9 IL tna1 ON chn
actef As 1ast oe genlo@ snu epHa1 70
Which our 1rcc anstltut1ohs g1se phth: Is
that our dete11nlnatfon! toPpcrneaae and
rebels, Lay not the natter1nE anct'on to your
souls! While We have abundant REASONS for
heffeyfnr AZ well aE hoping. that Grant will
, 1864-05-05
POET OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVALS. I.
Prop Cleveland. Reid. oxhenshrrgh, suo9rtcs.
Prop Fountain City. Ropnds. Hu:gato, sunlrirs.
Prop Empire STATE. Pheatt Buf4lo, sundrrts,
Prep Barber. Hopkins. St. J1stph, % r. r. uea.
Frop Bradbury, whitley, Buffalo. suadrles.
Bark Treat "rst, NO q, Smith, Gften Bay, 133 N lun-
her, fka N shingles,
Brig O!eander, Campbell, Green BAT, l7a N lumber =
Intath.
schr Nn.keHnR, Moves. Browns Pier. g. cd8 wood.
Shr Bae1teh. 0ieon, Desas Pier, 100 "a lumber Is
N ,Ats, -700 cedar poats.
Sclr Mary Collins, Dlxni Cleveland, 100 kegs nails.
IT'S t. n cea1. 10 tons grind stones.
schr 50 cphtne Dresden, Fl.n1kan, Green Bush. .
cth wood.
schr Bue Bell Decser. Wolf Eivsf e7 cedar potts.
Schr Lnd!nGtor, Miller, Wolf River, 31i2 r ties.
schr westcheser. Bnrnes, Grand Haven, lis N lum-
ber, 2eE m shingles.
ecow c Butts, Buckley. Green Bush, 90 eds wood.
ScoW Aba. Andersan Grand Haven, IS m lumber, 800
., shingles. 11sO cedar posts
8cow Laurel, AcVe8, LaketoWn. 50 n lumber.
CLEAEED.........-......-Aa
Steamer Planet, Wilkins. 0utoneSon. eunfrles.
Bark Marquette SchamwebeE, buffalo, 29osa bu oass,
hrfR nnrE.
, 1864-05-05
FINANCIAL AND COMAfERCl3L.

"WEDNESDAY Ey1~IN9, May 4, 1854.
There Is DO essartial change 10 note In tbs money
e1kct to-day The denlsnd for money is very Ut
aeDt, and The supply limited. The bankers take none
int No.. p1pe1 and not nelrly Ill OF hat Kind thst
is offered.
Eastern exchange rnles very close. There was not
so much making to-day as yesterday. and the strto
Eercy ia slightly 1ncrease ed. The quotations reslu
unchansed-1-s9G buying: * stlltng. The later
none, and arc compelled to make SeE York currency
supply the place.
Geld WIS quier to-day. Thc followIn. Is the range
of TIE NeF York market: AT 10 4. 1D 614: 1953 f9
ii, tx: II n1 ssk; p H. -; p. 19E. Here 1ho
rates we1o 1E4lsS: 6llrer 165sl67. Legal Tender
1oles ,. buying ha9 selling. Market 3cs,ve.
: S4v11os BANKS IN NEW YorK-Tne Eew York
Bankers acAzne for May, has elaborate article
on the Savings Banks OF that Stste wing tic
paratre teposla of each bank for several yeass with
: .umnsry OF the whole, us folows:
No. Of Banks. Deposits. Nc: ofDe- Pop9ls
Total interior. ..x4s s.e.7M1so sse.7 e;soeGs s?
E'oslf; ESs xH5k c,5 ss' fShs i:s :A sssss sssss
State of N. York. tQ,TsI@ 4ooi9s st@:7U
NV YoLk MONEY AARKET.-The Tribune ofMon-
dsy says:
Meney I. abundant at lover ,s.tes. and leading
free ltnteEk, and arc unable to md employment for
tEefr loote funds among brokers, to th extent they
CtEtre. All fears OF SeAr money market may be
disnteEen long rs tho var expenses conrinu., and
are met Is present, BY Government circulating pa
snouat Of Sant crena.en out 81 Existence, oas IL
place will be taken BY National currency and Treaaa
r. not.s. tis ~ paper. reaeemahc bT smother klad
Of PAPER. and dangerous to tho trading community.
NEw Yonx STOCK MAnkkr-Mny, I, lsst-aeceiv-
ed ty F. G. sstonAtA 4 Co, Commission, Stock and
Bond Brokers. q CLARK ktxe@s Chicago.
, 1864-05-05

e Mf. Ripley. the correspondent Of the
N. y. World ut New Orleans, h ,e been sent
ont Of tie lines. It should have hcpp done
long ago. Tic bitterest seccsstonIst con1d
not hive written letters more prcjudIc1al to
.(.c Union cuuec than his
, 1864-05-05


~ sellers afs - fAr apsrt 10 thesr vs-nn
vh regard n1;c.R thAr tho market has been neaty
1t ss nd still todsy. the only tr c!lons Espofset
hsn 20 hairs i1ed qualities Ut pticca cot stated and
Il ba'es sea .."cd th,nwa oyt5 noaEn ~, 81 rs
x bales sfric. l,v mddlIng sold 1t SOC. Tas
11wrtrtet i loo unsettled for quotations
, 1864-05-05

HOGS-HeceSvcd 1T the vsrlous yards I 20 hogs.
kn:ered sales CSC head st <55e87s5 chiefly at $675
7,5 q Ico rs. The market has been decidedly moro
actlrc, and the quotations Of yesterday have been
fully suatained. There Is, however. no improvement
on these and buyers generally feel Qults lndisposed
to advance upon present rates.
, 1864-05-05

Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .2.8t8
The report of losses in the Thirteenth and
Talr5 and the Sixteenth corps will not cx-
ceed previous estimates. The aggregate los
ses are two hundred smaller than my prey
icus estimntcs.
DEATH OF TIE REBEL GENERAL GRHET cnH
FIRMEp,
The death Of the rebel General Green, be-
port Rob Roy, is placed beyond doubt by IL
ter Intelligence. General Green was one or
the oblest military men the rebels had in the
mississippi department., aud ono OF
their best organizers and disclplinariana Ills
name and influence were potential in MAIN
tanning tnA ranks IN the Texas cavalry. The
loss Of the enemy is our gain.