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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
PrpGIo Rs.oIurIoN No. ID.

Joxr GssoLvTlou explanatory sf . ic ut reso e.
lien relative tOpay Of slod officers c; tie
Lieutenant Usrarsl.
sN BE II f,solvs2 ~ he s..'' ers Fs,s n G,a-
tentative .ftAs i'atS s.f's n rss-. ;9 81 C'7-
grsis asssa5lsd, Thai the jcnt rs o,as, u fsl 10
to pay OF stna oEssrs If rhe i.e-tenspt Gaas e.
appr Ssd May twenty, eighteen hundred q,
sxty-foar. shall be 50 conatFued as 10 suti )
al the staf Officers On The s.aG e iae Licuis-
ant General to regeive the pay, 5mo.ahen!s, q. 1
allowances Of ea1siry ofiesra Of the came grace.
Approved, July Z 1861.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
IpunLlc REso1urIOs--Ns. As. ]
JoIyT RESOLUTION to provide for the publisatiO
of a full Army Register.

JoIgT pEsoLUTIoA to provide for the publication
of full Army Register.
Be Il rtsolocd bythe Senate Sna Heuse Gf Rq'-
rtseaiahges Of The United States Of Amsrira in CoE-
gress assembled, That the Secretary Of War be
and ho is hereby authorized AAd required in
connexion with the Army Register for the year
eighteen hundred aud sixty four, to cause 10 be
printed and published a iuil roster or roll Of all
fsld, line, aud siuli officers Of volunteers who
have been in the army of the United States since
the beginning Of the present rebellion, showing
whether they are yet III the serviee, or have hssn
discharged thereirom, and giving casualties and
other explanations proper for such register -
And to defray in whole or id part the expenses
Of this publication an edition of fifty thousand
copies Vi such enlarged register shall ne publish
ed aud may be sod to officers, soldiers, or eiti
Eens at price which shall not more than eev i
the actual cost Of paper, printing, and bindiag
and shall not in any case exceed one dollar PEI
volume.
Annrnved June 10 1854
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
rpugLIe R.solullgs-N.. IS

RESOLUTION explanatory efan act entitled .'Al
act 10 increase The pay Of soldiers in tho spi
ted ststee army, and for eiher earposss," an
proved Juns twSAtieth, eighteen huBdrod AZ
IA si1ty-four.
De il rssolrsi by The Scnste ana Aopi, Of Rep.
reseataiiucs Of Tie United StStS Of AmsrieG u,
Congress assembled, That the wsrd musicians -
in tho fret section Of an act eAiitisd "AA act to
increase the pay Of soldiers in the United States
army, and for other purposcs,' approved June
twentieth eighteen hundred AAd sixty four, is
not to be Construed to include musicians (other
than leaders, employed as members Of brigade
and regimen;al bands but such members Of
bands shall be raid as heretofore, ono fourth Of
them twenty dollars per month, and the remain.
ing half Of them seventeen dollars per month.
Approved. July 2, 1861.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
rnnL1n Rrs,LurloN-No. d.

JoINT RESOLUTION osrreotiou clerical error in
the award Of the emancipation commissioners.
Ge It rcsoicsd 6v Tie Senate and House Of ReF
Teseatahprs Of tke Unues States Of America IN Cor
gres. assembled, That the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury be md lie is hereby authorized to correct
clerCnl error in entering he amount Of the
award Of the commissioners under the act Of the
sixteenth Of April, eish,eca hundred snd sixty
tso, entitled " Au act for the release Of certain
persons hcd to service or labor in the District ei
Columbia" in the case Of Nicholas Bowie, claim
Cd by Martha Manning
Approved, June 49, 1864
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
approved, Juae so, 1864.
rrunLlo RraoLurIon-NO. 40. ]

JOINT GsoLuIios authorizing tho Secretary oi
the treasury to release certain parties fren
liabilities or payment Of dsties aud penalties
iAegsn mhnu5nsi
geii rss5{o,2 1g nc Ssa.ie end Hou' Of Rsp
,essaiauge5 ofie t'aited Sinsfg IF Amsr,'l IN Con
or.ss assembled, That tho Secretary Of the ir'a
.ury be sui hs is Lerrbg authorized is rsi'as
api discusrse Ike Irish National Fair recently
4 hsll At Cbicsgo, q eai from all liability here''
1 l,rs incurred Tor ur Gu account % having sol
goods aud lottery tickets Niiaol' 'eenss g. g
.tanps. sn4 q and IRON the pay ia.ni o. 81 y
- ises, staaip duties, or penalties incGfis
eel- sthv gales afofeesii.
1y re"aon &. % ISvi.
Approved, June ~,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
PU BLIC SALE
OF
Carriage 2horS, DWelIiggs, &c,

fnnH lONaE aeEsriked property situated &. the rsEa
l sf Brisk Assting HoIs1 Cssil County Ed, viii b.
sslH at pHbe Sale sn TU RHpkr, D0soraher lat 1904
Ne lis RlArEs ssFsnoasaa shop With FsA,ns bua
Trimming fs0eHd Seer. VArhishiag roCsa zut
stere rosn hird fosr Tia Saith ehog t na ~ fsss
by is feet, Aad u sonvraisnt There ia shoe Fooa
ashsd so feet bs 20 af This is ne boat tAr tls
Carriage business that 81 bs fsEpe T. Is asaos r.
prosperous AaEhhsrhoSAa fssrs ts heavy prs
able business doas.
No. 2-1s Erase Dwslii-s aGgss = By ~ isat
kitchen ID by 20 fest an Wosi u - ettassL Tie haus
has 10 rooms and Is Of the most eonvsncnt bailt
houses Of TIE prtEsat day Thsrs IA CuShontds and
pAniros, built In The houts large frsnt V5teh With
ifua FerAudA; good diy lellar undsr oil the heusa-
There Is beAUtfai yard ahl PlaY gt-sna tssA plzntcd
with choice ffuttrsss TheIs IA n al 4 saas o .rRrd,
beautiful place for lrAskiEg The sr9snd s na, very
rich thera iH IL larga btrnUbeFT a4d E.sprsr5F
patch, aln 100 Pear rssa II the beat qsality s-e
Cherry trees Aio Apple sad Hun ef the b.,t slA
~. This property WoAd uste very desirable seaairy
seat. Persons in the sty wants pretty pls- stot
nsighbdrhood, eaa new be Aassr EsodatsS.
No 5.--is Rosl, and Asopt sTo ef land, ThlG
property will ho m0st f-itAbe for private aSaiiuE-
Thsre is coed stsbia All szsdaiss, uiie gisss ei
ground, ard II would ba tasy slsa-as ie@4 70 nts.
Ne. Ais FRAME DvsllisE and hsraess 'sop. ons ei
the best stands ia iAe etsts. The budu nesy,
and atcvpmodass a llarnsss maker and 81. -giHfF
! The abovs desSrepd proparS will " sold 20 sh-Ft
and bsAt hidd1. No p9atpoa-1ont of see, tr-pa WIN
DO cay.
sss eonmsns at ls osost, vh.s ssadlnon. viii he
made known hy H0WARp l. 6Uf,
Oct. 9sth, 1884 -ta.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
rprpLlo RRsoLUrIoE-No, 5s, I

JoINT DISSOLUTION for the relief of the suGsrcrs
by late accident nt the United States Arsen-
al in Washington, District Of Columbia.
whereas nearly thirty psrSons. mostly fsmales,
wSre terribly injured, ninstosn Of them fatally,
by an explosion in tbs eertrides fAntory et tbs
Of Colunbis, n ths ssNsatsesA dS8 Of juno,
eighteen hundred and axty-ffsr; I'D where's
ali Of the wounded are psOr, ed dsaAadent upon
daily labor for bread, who by'akts GsisSaiy have
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
[prnllo REsoLurIoN-No. a.
\ RESOLUTION to increase tho compensation o
matrous 10 the hospitals

Resolved by The Senate and HoSss Of Represent-
dtiOes Of ME United States y 1mertcd III Congress
assembled, That That from and after the hrst day
Of July, eighteen hundred and sixly-fsur, hos
ptal natr0ns shall be entitled to and receive ton
dollars per month aud one ration.
Approved, July 4, 1864.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
HOUSES FOR SAFE.

.ese.4A In Market btrUet-stoIo and Dwelling below
hs1He1 HOeOnd street an excellent busnoss stand.
Eisks4 In Shplsy Streatrhrea story brick dwelling
rs4 above Hith Htroet 20 feet front 90 foot deep.
IN Rnth RireotTwo thrOo story brick dwollings bo.
low Lombard Rtreet Also two thr0a story Brick Dwell
inrs Nos BI6 and BlR West Seventh street
In second strostA three stsry brick dwelling between
French aud Walnut streets, might bs mads goOe bus
nee Htand.
In Tatnall AttaetA largo three story brick dwelling
with ali the modern improvements, No. ia TntnAll 81
Duildng IAte-A desirable property at tha corner o
Third and Proueh Htress suitable oithor for buid,s1
lots q site for manufacturing establishment "a
terms Ard particulars apply to
JOHN AcLEAR A SON.
ap4 No III Market srroe
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-11-15
LIVING HOME.

OUR summer bosrierA are leaving and have now Eoom
" Tor WILL or lHvALlDS. We pay particular aaan-
ton old parsonH aud those charitable persons who k
VI getting up nOhk for them can, Tor tho time bs ae-
comm0dsted nt reasonable prices 1t they prefer am
ready tu dispose Of tho whole establishment worry
reasonable price.
septlsth J. A. BROWN.
, 1864-06-07
CHICAGO EUm sga RAHRar,

= MoNDlX EyHy1E0, JI1c s, 1StS.
LUMDEK-EcerIpts on Saturday. :.2;5 ,1o9 fac.
With favcratlc wind fatr uumber Of carg 'es ar.
RIVED this N. rninV principally from Mustegou and
tho ne'shhoshood 0fhala'nazoo. Good lumber ia ID
sctiYa demand. thsie beiaE moro buyers thAn sellers
At present In tha market. Common Lumber II still
dun sad prtcen ~e2Rtr.
6U1NGLES-Eecerpts Hstusd1F. LEO 100. shfnfles
continue in small supply and in fair detusrd. Primo
qualities ofsaved aso very arm, Eith upward ten.
ds1cy. - -:
.LATH- In tass auprly,. with q uodssase demand
plices Itr and Unchanged. -
>, cAEGo BALES TO-DAY.
Cargo sehf .softhsraes fza11 Sh.don's MIN H.p:h
Tivtr, sold hy nu1hte!InE. 81 fast lumber large
II s;rp1 at sI9 TO- cargo aehs Arrow. from shc1doa's
Mh1. Eapl Itvet, so!d by II, u:hte'gg, 65uoa feet
good Lumber. Ar1e15 st,ine. At 1900; cargo echr
.r4Idei;c 11o1 steldon'a aiill. Rapid River o1 b.
llt1e. ca feet Of lnrner largely strips at
{lr8 caSGo ac,4r Warren, fToa Port Sheldon. sold
ts Ga11:ck, t,tto fezt .rnber stesps,: ut sls1a
earto trlG G. b. E-tr fgo Grsud Haven, sold by o.
i:fatter. 1.oc{o fc.t rafted 1uab;r, ,tx7d boards
sgd stsrs, c,zet Ut s - hriGef sts"o cago schs
fsrs.tero, frnu Izuese ella mill. Nuskexon, CO. q
fctt 1Elrbtr Doerla sat ~hfE'os- .: $lssp. cargo
t,,nic Tkos;nc. tEtm Trrrsaes's MIL, stuskcgon
;cNs feet lumber, Y s,1srs: 1t $3.50; cargo seb,
1slexrapt, from Teuhsdetf's Mil, Maste
| t.z T,N0 feet coarse. mixed :. lumber
=: j1slt csrEo sslE Actige, from Mrsscgous sole
ituett I'll; * GU fve: colrlc mixed lumber, At S.s.te
| .rhr Ee1tgolsnd. ffom TkuesislI mill. Muss egon
ivtto feet 1.xe lumber, strtps, At 81 81 c1s:.
| tchr Cn,on, 'trora ;Ka.sukxoo, sold By rruesicn
foCea feet !uaber y r:rits. rcat boards, 1t 31i25
/ cstEo scnr unmholdt, from Hart = Maxwe14 mill
h,rexet Or ssHe feet lumber. x "Trip st. $ls *
| esteo aelx Belolt, from H1rt Il MsxweNd mil
la'kesen, soeae !-ss eaasse lumber, = ttrps mixed
, 1864-06-07
The Alleged Chinese Slave Trado In
California;.

Statements have been Il, nie of late to the
eject That there obtains among tho Chinese
Of C.]lfornia eystem Of slaver:, which Is
,lene t},c }tac bt1,dir:, bscanst nnsustatned By
law, ard hy which females sra daily exposed
III pass IN street In thi& city snd sold to the
highest bidder tor tile basest purposes. AZ
ter careful inquiry, we arc satisfied, on the
bcrt authority. that this: stuteMcntz are
eros. exeegt 1at.out, and thai the fncts are
about as fui:ows:~ The Practice OF kidu1p-
ping and selling abandoned Chinese women
did prevail! to aorno cr'cnt Until! the six
PEe.idents Of tie various Cuinesc Companies
or Societies, representing as mauy cietricta,
which cnlb5acc tic Whofr State, passed \ law
prohibiting thu importation Of such persoue.
THIS law or order wss strictly obsycd until
within The last few weeks, dutiaS which
time TWO vessels A:Tc arrived hero With lhlt-
~ or forty Clint sc females, mostly girls bt.
tween t:u and twelve yesra OF a3c, who were
kipusttel BY -their couutrym-n just before
tho vct sels sailed, and sent here to be sold to
TIE keepers OF brotLels. The officers of the
societies found them On JacSBen street, In
the eile ticpe Of that thoroughta1e, and i'm.
u<diat.Iy tool: them 70 tleir homes on Sa
erentnto street, where they viii be cared fol
until they c:n be rcslipned to China 1t ru-
+; tSp.tst 1T the. companies. The leading
ncrchants, who are all anxious and deter
1tiEct to stop this in1e5nai traffic, have con
,rihEitd }iber.]ly for tLfs purpose The
! Presidents will also bring the matter before
| Tie Police Judge, snd secure thc assistance
| 1T tbe 1aw In tesrctlng cut aud publishing tbs
| 1erpctrators Of the ontEages which art
! wrongly charged agaiust them as q people
| Sea. T.0nt:.fo G,NettH, '11t7f q. r~rs
, 1864-06-07

The Chicknhominy Is An insignificant and
easily paeeable stream, except when the ad-
jacent bottom lands arc rendered sWaMpy by
rains. The fact that Lee is now fighting with
his back to ths Chlckahominy, would seem
to Indicate that the stream Is now easily pas
s,ble, and that Grant will not, when he
reaches 1t, hare to contend with the physical
difficulties which delayed aud ultimately par
c1yzed McClellan'g advance. Lee evidently
las tllat An easy retreat behind hlR-other-
wiec he would not now be fighting at Cold
uarboI.
Tie attack Of Grant on Cold Harbor on
Wednesday shows that he has no intention
Of giving Lee time to create additional dsfcn-
ccs between o1lr army and Richmond.
Cold Harbor il q point OF considerable In
poTtanco tn the present position Of the armies
before Richmond. It ie on the principal
road les1ing from Richmond to White e ouae,
via New Bridge. It IL simply a 1ocality-no
tavern. The ronds passing here. however.
ara fmpurtant-one leads to Richmond,
feyen milts distant; another to White II euse,
sixteen miles distant; smother to Old Church,
lye miles, from which rod lralb to Heu-
0rrrtown; another to Dispatch Station naar
Bottoms Bridge, on the Richmond and York
River Railroad. Cold uarbor is two miles
eaet Of Gaines Mill, and 1t vas really our
extreme right vixen the battle Of that mama
was fought in 1862. The movement Of Lees
forco toward that point Would scs,n to be
with view Of depriving Grant Of the use Of
IN excellent road to LII base ~ White Housa.
M r 'Itu1. ''>''s
, 1864-06-07
H2iBre(laneDHS.
TOE TEE CURE OF
ScroIula. Cancer, Goitre. ILL.,
Gers, skin Diseases, &c...
DR, D, JAYN6'5 ALTERATIVE
Still Maintains its Superiority.

- .x..... -ht.h ~. twentr. n "a
Iae uI5a1aHsleo saets vrr.3 41Tnva
Jesrs, naa attended INC nso v. - = ~ .s.,a - =, ~,
TIVE, etao!-s ne pf'pl.s'ots ~ ~ -I1,
sflicted Hhh snsta eonnatses, .a,.., ~ Is
.asa .ars !, - 5e.tgnod. mo.e promptly
aat the1eur u toan any other rsntdT Of tss s's's
II hss oeeu cuad pa<:lcalAs1 benoaefal II
,v,z Ann c;xrrpf,11s AFFECTIONS OF
-, n,.d. e1-,r~ r..orttr ~ TN ca.ea In which It
hns been u'ed, md ofseailuass afisr ths fau1e Of
ssaef ztmsdtess
,., ,.,s,,,,~n rnrr ,,n,u--.n,.
~ * ,s..s N rn,cn I.1na,s Aits-aTa has
s,cu eer,syerue1s u.ed It res mover besp known to
fais.: have been eure1 va2 nave eeoaanae9 u" Use
aeeoFolns ~ 0it ee 49A= t@'
IT, svxrrrScs- MANY
t'EossI 49, ~ ss4 - a1t,-.t+7o IN tt..e..ra
Pn.- P.isIs na,,,d.r r. ). tn.c.tc 40 ,.reat h.a
y. .as nj. hr 11e,r.tIox the ~ Ec,s Of
e1ststo. exciting ls aossrbeasa INTO healthy err
atse, phereby the vRssFy. or calcsfeous oepesNona
a. all unnatural enlas. enea'1 NC teans'o
= r4ro roavr sTonS ar. oxn,1,v
EEiLhfst. ~ t:.. ov s@nsrt,nes n.s nroTsd
ssns1dczed innufs21e. ana ~ aee
'thhtthc Alternative u eooIuncttoa 80 W.
Fills wall oure ntlati'f OF ces@, eoao 10 ~
therefore, o5 Iii "as eso su''0s* ~ |o~''
htf!et1ole. -.:>..
scsoFruA-1r ali the forms Of this atseasc. vae.
thef II sns' OF o1e' TI.. c1..xs a-s11,.et go,
Enlsrgenent " .ne 'o .,s..a+,. 80 nns, E,rn,
uoE7, tme!1' Gc. He =. 49,. ts.a 49,, c,ee1.
pte-eoineus ~ S,sos .sns I,.,tro,inv ,ha Yirux or
poisonous prtncipe ITO" *a'ea s1eo' e1e"'es o''~
nan. az.
nrsu..ra -, At, t,,d. srslt Head. ras,er,
-. p..n.. p,11 warn. potls. P1mples, Clothes.
ESessne.s Of tas sla, 4s axe readily cured oT the
Ats1auvs. ::
purupar1aM AND NEURALdtA.-ln chronic
, 1864-06-07

Rebels Praying fef = OsRFeFhead Qus.
\ break In tie NoKth.
.frrsn tAs Aailh 1atsIllEsaAss, April u

:. - IH1 zA1Vfu III ulIFoIs, x..c,E.
: :;Nothinx hss oecur1rrr6 Of lsta that interests
tht ptopIe or IL -gnxth 10 mpsh ~ tho H.,
-tell5Fenee>- Or ifha reeant. ffsess In Illinois,
FYon the lispsfe1 III tho Provost Marshal
Gene,al. and- EA reaxsf- -xsda 4 General
HeintxIeman 10 sen5 Trward Hyn thousand
men to aid in srnnressina tic outbreak, it
World sppesr tbaf mattera bsd assumed = se-
rious .sneet In thai Iocnltt1. md We fervent-
II trust that ths arshel gIn ath1za1s" may
be found "a mum erous as ants, and too strong
to ce put down by The Ave Thousand men re-
orasted Of Gen, Heintzlcman.
We fe7YeptIv trust that this outbreak Of
The p4puhee msv sprcad throughout Illinois
4. I'll 1iks a cortaSio11. 1t is scattered orer
tic Western States. A. popular revolution
Of the CoppsrLeads Of Illinois, Indiana sud
Ohio 1t TIC present time would be Of I'M.
meme sery2e@ to rs, and would, without
doubt, foil the 1raud plan by which Grant
hopes to .elys The rebel rebellion Its death
blow In the coming campaign. There Is no
donlt that there are in the three great West
ern States mentioned above large number
Of men opposed TO the abolition war The
vote in Ohio during the last Guoefnatof!al
sl.ctfon exhibited the tGctthat orer two hun
dred thousand voters in that State nero Of
posed to the war, and il the flames OF lneIs-,
fection will ou1J spread oyer llltnols, VIC
, 1864-06-07

a., EUNbAY BVE1IH87 1hhG T. Js5E
:ngFF CATTLF.--Fith tbs reccipt. Of O: II tvo or
three Gals Il Cattle aimee the cl-so Of SATURDAYS
1sa:1et, the ofoinaty bnsiuee< Of tbs H7ar1tt has
hFfa ali h1s sutes1dtdt Tho onlJ saes cfere< h.inw
a.ct of1el head Of dls:ilery cattle py wieser Is Co
10 Norris Ts1znl & Eefnscman On old cont1let and
tie lev edd 1o,a remainfuz over unsntd from las.
wsek. The GALES thus made, ,Aueuat 10 ssl head at
<szelbe per Ito ns. The tzarkss Il Ap2 areany nrn
at p1s ylous quotations.. = g. u y: -.
. npns-KcccIysd since: the close Of Saturdays
market about 1soo hogs entered sales. sss head,
* sGsos75s hnt principally at s7.75, 100 ns Act
tc on ths principle tae better tho da; tao hsttar
tlo deed neatly Ill the abors puzehascs vera m.e
ou sundsy shus ,e,s,aa little o. nothing utso1a IN
hbcs for TO day market. Taa dsmand continues nc
ava and ps7ces fulo nrm aud unchanged At elsus.
sH.G.-.+ats>rs ~ = ~ : =
, 1864-06-07

+; CorrKHuEAD REJOICING oTKK / FALSE Re-
PORT OF 4 REBEL V1cToRT.-We learn that
The Copperheads In the vicinity Of Pleasant
lying dispatches and editorial statements Of
the rebel orxun at Chics 90 {the Ts,nesl o week
ago last night, Saturday night held "jolli-
[ifcation' over the supposed defeat of Giant
by the rebel Gen Lee Th'sa~ embryo trait
,ors have, doubtless, learned their mistake by
es1e he 'ast wa Tass, tte
he receiyed by the c1naras Of the Coppefhead
nrcss.-M. Hate Jour1a!, III.
, 1864-06-07

IN 1s57, Tue proportion Of Merchandise
carried in foreign reesels was serenity per cent
sid in the LIST quarter Of 1866, tn pr cent.
These facts stow the interest whicR portions
OF the British people have in furnishing these
pirates to p,eT on American commerce Tbs
loss Of the vessels destroyed Ii Insignificant,
compared with the utter destruction Of the
carrying trade Of the country. John Bui1'x
e5EPRthies IN this. nsi in all other mattzrs, ,a.a
with JOHN Bu1l-pure and simple
, 1864-06-07

1t is TImorcd that 4 potent rcnson with
Tic Government for the surrender Of Argu-
Giles to ,.tl4e Spanish. authorities, without
warrant Of law, "lics in the fact that tho
Spanish Government had intlmated that II
Tic United States authorities would arrest
and deliver Col. ArguelIcs into their hands,
Tie. In turn would surrender Appleton Oak
fmitll, whose conviction in the Federal
Courts rs q slaYer, md his subsequent escape
fiom the Boston Jail to Cusua, ere still fresh
in the public taind: If tAia be trtfs, Oak
srnNb, who has been Lying ia atluence In
Cuba may find himself prisoner ere this,
and ready to be delivered to this Govern
mertU 't'''r
, 1864-06-07
RK5NLfAL 3Nr COMMERCIAL,
FINANCIAL. - r.

3foH0AY KvxErfs. jane ., INA.
The demand foE uopey to-day has heea fnly Ae-
tive ~ It was On Saturday. bat the Impression We
rath%ri that oil le=ttuste waa's hare been sa2pncd
b. 1be bAnks1a The scarcity VI fcafEsnc1 notis.4 On
saturcsy. hiss beck partially relese1 by lbs arrival
cnsatuttaY tsenlrs Of ! very considerable amount
stn;ated b. toHe II high ~ hall mtllloo. This -
hardly sutcieIl TO meet our wants. aut enough viii
fIetty trre4y Yeac within tAe next sixsy
II kour1 to make the Volume abundant. Thers Il
p1snty Of gree. oaek1ln Fsw FORK, asd oar hanksra
lars bit notify thtr carsespondenss II taat point
to iciptt ltyge sarreHtin This direction.
The t4cseasea salpIJ Of currency Of course has
ztiEepcu Lp &1caslsc, nnd 1t may nat ba considered
- 10 eAufey:a <ad weight 10 the hands Of bankers
saaurday, hus the buying and sclllns prices re-
lala &c dis. burite; par selling TeEy coAstlera-
bic cunnttJ OF A1tlaIEe has been esat to New Tors
hy b.rkers TO &c: cuEzency, and va should not ha
ttirtlscl 10 INC it esen scarce and close llnin few
f1,ye, Notwithstanding considerable aaouafa arc
being made daily. -.
Gold wAs forced up b. the scessh ss,nolcrs Ia New
Te1k tedaf bnt 1or e1ac1lY Whit Eeas On IL Lat a1
rarerl. We hare II from pretty gnod aataorJ, that
.rs Aeia have been naJo By t-e backlrk Operators
IL tla: city, that spd Will tsGch 90 b+E'Fa the ter
t.ten Of Gfatt campaign, even 1t aucreas1at- ike
n o2i toward nnal tzumpa II appa7*nt IL oTsfy
s,.zs..h lrom Grants headquarters th 4 tho chsss
Hnd.1sAEd, and. they bss1x to think that tue lsst
c.,nc- to via Ii rtKr Ut hand Heace the rise "a
II. MT ii New York We really taina there
i, ro e,h.r 1esson for y. Ii gold rsaehss 7o' shh
E.u4s 11 ulay be se1dly nad:rxsood. ttaafad 40
,rowltsEmens tpat The great and vita! nterssts 81
cur coulf1 at ;he mercy CT gang OF tra!toronz
ekIeRs. hut ALAS, It Is but 700 true. 1o- ranxn Al
,s]s:rantta 10 Jz.ne Ba9d Esq SO elArk srest, Ia
"A f311o~ 10 1s3H II. i5.i II III. toax. The
! tre1nt card Quotations h2rs not hsea 7etsived,
rhey will probably bs fouad under she telegraph.
The oparnttof In gold here were quite duu bu11-e
l ri i.sals2. Silver Il quoted at1;S3i16.
The fl1st Eatteral Bank Of ouucy 3pensd its doors
fer business on Friday last. It was formerly the
Quincy ear1nfs ard InanrAues oupany- The follows
liz Ae tne ocic.1s u The new. .banx: caeb Pome'
tty, Pretida4t; Hiram Rogers, Vlct President: o.
! Icr:t1d, Caahter; Ca1eb II. PoneroJ, AMOR Green.
| Frederick Collina, Hiram Ro&ers, Thtnas Jasper.
t,scrge Bond. Robert s. Bcrce.on onias G. Skinner,
Edward Wells.
Hep. John J. c1eco. who fos the past eloven yeass
ts filled with honor 10 Iim:ef snI credit to the Gov.
eruen,, the position OF Asslstant TFeasurer Of ths
u tied States ut <sa Tcsk, has tendered his sesg
r.tton 70 the Hstatut. Hla services hare bsen Of
ysry exhsnsttnx character during the three
ct hfs administration, and tud for absouton
tbm his ardent labors II \ positive recs,stJ. ho
n I'm eyer retired from ot9ce With morn honorable
! record than Ar. Cisco. ;. -
| . :.fnr -
, 1864-06-07

F The Board OF Trade Of Toronto hold
meeting day Or two since to Giscusa the
question Of reducing the circulating va1ue Of
small silver coin below par. Small silver has
bscoue such giut th1st some such measure
il considered necessary for the relief Of
traders. Send some Oft here. We viii
tako 1t at par. !. .:'':. ): - =,
, 1864-06-07
Tho Virc at Mound City.

!; Correspondence OF tho Chicago Tabune.l
horxp CRIT. H., June 8, 1854.
| I1ea1n with regret that Paynaster Bosgs
ts eeEious1Y burned, but this evening is rath'
er easy. The losses are said to be two mill
Jon dollars worth, including the :1ecords:
There can be no doubt that the fire did not
:emanate from Lightning. Twas; sitting; Dn
my porch and saw the lightning lash heavily
, 1864-06-07
Comn1ssAnY AuARDs AT CHICAGO

The fellow inE BIDS awA1 dcd II the CouR1lssA
YtAt'a Office IN thus city to-day:
''~ BACON.
ecsa It's Daeon Eees. Uudtrs ood d Lippeneot. ..lso
MESS nk3F.
40 los 1tess Beef, Underwood & Co.........9l5..S
HLngR.
1850 b.1s Eatet' sp.InF cxsrA, J. II. Dako. $s75
ttu trls "Eelolt City" Underwood Co..--...Ss.sd
NAkD ExnAD.
goo lbs hard Brehjt II. c. Chll6s Co........,3e
fp2Arexs-
Esqured during June, 70 4. b. Barnes,
, 1864-06-07

In EfftKhtS tEe bnilEee8 couttaua& Httlttd, and
rrte* ARE nronring- 1As cr@asemrnls to Liverpool
eas bu Wheat: = s15Aa u hu1k ana sh12 bse..
Facsn tad ii tcs Lard, 3r eIs 3D. To Lana ID. a5
IunE rorisluns At 7s, aa per .euuAf. lsa bo1es r
71i b.les Hemp. ST. In rlstsov, per ste.n7tr, 80
bzs Che.se sss ard 80 hIs nscon sas TO 80
rsncs. The ea.rters are Italian brig, wsa 1a,tce
In bert stes II to the British Cl.sn., Or t. I'd
ifts Cork for orters.