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, 1864-05-24

would eurposc that bis main object had ouIy
tcer to thYart and DulltfT the policy OF Eng
land md show her how lmpotent nrs ~ her
Efforts unlees backed and supported y tne
Frsuce. No ouo doubts for moment, that
lad French army mado but one days
march {oEarda tho Rhine,-, aud N Ensilsh
dect conioInt1y ono days esu towards the
Baltic, Tie Sch1esWig- -Ho!ttetn snatr Would
have been settled months ago, Ana there
though ENGLAND would hA!e gladly 10 CO.
opersted. uudcr tho pegsuasion that such .
dfmonst,ation would hAva carried out hsr
policy Tithopt ! war, Franco held bacfs
And Franco st!n holds back. and Is Ii this
holding back on her part which Paralyzes AL
ence ilInsnrv and. even ridiculous, and en-.
conraTrs Germsny to proceed to tho last ex-
trrmi{ies. And Jet, Ill this while, thera Is
eyI5cncr ;ns1 there .aze nndoubted proofs,
that the impeEiAi government y ~ euHiaaa
~ ever to maintain the bflttaa Auaucs, bnat
It in Pstshaan9{ 9{ba,e ~ ~ contpsdie
lions portend. and What Il this s'eecses'' Of
Frrncb nnlicT which, ~ the Deeo.s truly Says
thfs mofdnt t.has not yet been EeVea}edt"
wil tcI5 Tou what ts whispered concerning
it ,mong circles which ought to know the
~ srsnd ao5 si and object OF her ambition
IL atiH fhe 4 boundaries Of the Rhfnot" Tho
Whoio nat,on would 20 to rar for them, and
Napoleon At lest kRews tast to undertake
Fuch project in the form Of IN aggressi1c
Har. wou]d be to set III Europe against It
sud probably frustrate It's accomplishmcn
|. 70 undertake IL with prospect Or succesa,
FTuxce mnrt seem to be forced fato 1t, above
sll II must not be sha who appears At least
/ to herfn. and vet the war muSt pc bekun
somefime: and had Franco joined at once
months SEQ in determined hostile demon.
stration With England It would mover ~ !
hsys tai9 above, havs bssn beS1n, St, At ~: ~:
explanation Of tho "secrets" OF French
imperisi policy tends? Germany Is allowed,
nay, encouraged to 60 ahead, while Great
| Britain: psrtly e1asperated By failure. partly
! temptad by tho facility Of the operation,
sends her aset to protect Copenhagen and t6e
last relics of Denmak. Such step y lttls
less thar &sz between England aud tho Ger.
mans. Prussia II said to declare already that
1 . British heet ip the Baltic Will be signal for
her wi4gssq n!oet 10 aete:7m the Conference. Eng.
Isnd wils, toM!s! o!vt! war ON tho ground Of tne
obreryan. "a treaties and tbs public right
Of Europe. France will join her on the saalt
grounds, not aggtesslvely, not .ambtMously
not for coLqutst; but seemingly With re
I inctaucs, and rs If dragged At last from he
preeeut peaceful attitude Bnt tho fesul
and the object Will not be the less eertalnl.'
| attained.
, 1864-05-24
ARMY OF THE POTOaIAC.
Our Forccs Moving Forward.

New Yonk, Nay 23.-The Now York 1taes
special saYs:-Thete has been no fighting
since the rebel attxck on our communication
with Fredericksburg on Thursday.
There il every reason to believe that: FIJI
Days and Saturdays movements will be
speedily found productive OF Important re-
suits. ..--
A rebel Lieutenant states that Lees army
numbered, before the battles, from eighty to
ninety thousand, and that he has lost from
twenty-five to twenty eight thousand. Ho
slso says the rebel army has plenty Of pro
vit Ionf.
NEv ToRK, May 2S.-Tha New York Trtb.
une's correspondent states: Less thsn 1o,0oo
new troops repnlsed three dtTls1ons OF
EWe1l'e corpa at three, o'clock on Fn1ny
morning. Birney's, Crawtord's and Russelrs ;
aiyielons advanced. The movement was 80
rapid and unexpected that the rebel picket
lire Was captured almost to = man, and
sweeping on until over tWo miles Ind baen
| gained. and hundreds Of prisoners captured
! The prisoners state that Lee came with then
across Ny River, made along their lines,
addressed their brigade, telling them they
| were to undertake movement which, u
euccetstu1, would be fatal to the Yankees,
| and adjurip8 them to make It successful. Ae
told item they were close to our rich stores
and immense baggage, and Determined
assault would give them sVerJ thing re pos
| keesed.
, 1864-05-24

between great goncra's and great assesf Let
Mcclellan, Patterson, Buell., and Mr.. Portos
by ali means be slorldod IL dors1 wreaths
and tinsel typo-auy ennblsu1atle Of thslr
trsnaient notoriety. II not, sseesh papers
adyise "couservasIvs men In this clty and
elsewhere, when applied to. for sxaistauoc to
swell the avatls of this Institution, TO govern
themselves accordingly r. "A great falling on
msJ hereafter be expected from tho receipts
Of ths st. Louis Fair, ~, II Il wall known
that such institutions arc almost wholly
dependent for their support upon those who
arc opposed to their being supportedl
, 1864-05-24

pustutss yesterdaJ wss sctiye The sales mAds
xs5s lsdSe 1ss d. s'Pss's5 g. reanea rnea ms5s
11Fasr; Tae taartes eoat.ins far supply. Tae r.
es1st ior DC bSss ofrsasosshs Pi9ef Vss too nxs
for to pas4 under br1txas. As E1vee haa
decliIed to lhc proper ttake. va may expect uoFa
liberal receipts. -"
Rafned oil Was Ia thu aseendaut yesterday. Hold
transactions thxs came under our notice were OF
tonc ed, .sfolloEs: 20 nb1s june delrefJ, st EHc;
Jrne delivery II huyess option, II Iac bbs. bI
lc1n Of Jane. Sc. 4 morning paPer. In noticing .
mar Trarf, tins 10 tns hos: sale snss hss YET been
lnsdo for she present de1tvsTT For hia Information
sb7liiant" It SIC. ten dsIs prevtons, Free oil wa9
held al The usual advances Tie market for oil closed
GrIa for al descriptions. Pr1ss& wtse Rttoug znd
fsddtb ppN kfd.
, 1864-05-24

!! 81 The Buenos- AJres 8sandand Of the
24th Of March last,aays that the revolution In
the Banda Oriental stin continues- They had
ccmmsncee making tbs Buenos AJreA Crest
Southern Railway. Tho Boca road has also
been commenced 1T ssys that ii lask ac-
counts tho port WAS crowded With shipping,
and consequently heigbta had fal1en to
very low. figure. Business. WAS yory- dull
there. From the provinces Of Cosdoys We
learn that the Indians invaded ths depart
ment OF San Justo on tho 10Th of March lsst,
They had swept :the :whnls county before
them, numbering about thirty persons, and
not even spa1ing. the children In 4hs cradle.
The cordoTese goverument IL very feeble,
and does not exert itself In the least towards
repel1lug the indiana.
, 1864-05-24
.btcaan Iribnne.
fl0MGREsk&

-0~N&Anka8&3. I
There has been not 4 little hard talk IN
Congress against army commanders, and
military Management has been denounced IL
unsparing terms, Oh various ooeazions, u
sloH, imbeclle and corrupt No man win
blsme any Representative or senator for dis
playing any degree Of zeal III pushing on the
army, and Kidding with III .he hot shot th1t
parliamentary furnaces can .Eupply every
dereliction, and sll stupidity and incompe-
teucJ In commanding officers. II Il the duty
:. ,,onps1ble ps1ble member. n tq Insist that The esuy
II sh.1l bn prompt, energetic, md zcttve. But
Il ,s aleo their dutY to .see that they theu1-
sel7es 40 eeua1ly 50; md the country win
not pexmst .nJ urging forward Of tho arny
however petflstert, nor any denanctaaon OF
its shortcomings however eloquent, By non
~.ora14e members to be any excuse> 1or- tncF
~o%u neglect, elowness and tucompetency.
rone1css has responsibility just ~ WeightJ
snd urgent rs that which resta upon the
.rny, ,Ths falthfnl and dI1tEent discharge
az its duties is - essential to crushing the
rrhaI,on ~ anything the army can do. They !
hath have part to sct which Is all lnaportr
ant ind Tedo not listen with much patience
Tn TIM &erce asesxlts and loud denunctA1opa
which echo in the halls Of Congress against
the army, SO long as We zee 20 mush slow-
uess, besitation and corruption In lts pro.
ceedlnga.; II. may be well for honorable
gentlemen to show. the country the blunders
and incompetency that prevail In military
matters; hut 1t would be much mora accept
able, and come from them with better
srsce. II tue same faults and sins Heys not
exhibited by themselves 10 largely sao 50
, 1864-05-24
POI4NTECA.L4.

Delegates to rho state Convention.
Wu1EpA6o Co.-Willtam Lyman, William
Brown, Anson g. Miller, Joseph Manchester,
L. s. Van Dyke, D. ". Griffsa, Giles 2. Ran
tom, o. 4. Dnnwell, Robert Rothwell, and
Lawrence Mcdonald. Then Convention de-
clared In favor Of Gen. A. G. Fuller for Gov
ernor.
scuu11xn Co.-John c. Bagby, ". #.
Window, William Il. Ray, Wlllsm Dson,
John Il. Irwin, ]. D. Maulevo.
MARION COD. K Green, Geo. Brewstsr,
N. Mills, Mr.. Stocker, r. ". Hubbard.
PEORIA Gov. ]. Phelps. Dr.. F. r. Hen
~, A. ]. Creanor, Robert Wills, John Dur
ham, E. Emery, Washington Cookie, c. ?.
Taggart, Charles s. Clark, R. G. 1ngersoll,
Valentine Grtdinger, G. Proebsting, a. F.
Bartlett, Charles Yocum, J. 8. star. dtsr-
nates-H. Armson, q. 8. Austin, John j..
Weed, Leslie Robinson, C. ". Powell, b G..
Abderson, c. ". Mcclellan, August Heintz,
E. Rummel, A. J. Mccoy, D. J. Calligan,
Samuel Emery, Madison Nelson.
MORGAN Co.-Isaac L. Morrison, John
Gordon, Joseph o. King, James D. Stacy,
Joseph Caldwell, Marshall P. Ayers, John
T. Alexander, Samuel G. Weag1cy, John D.
Strong, Samuel French. 4Nsrnatss--Capt,
Horace Chaplin, Vim. Coultas, William T.
Barr, Elias Metcslf, A. ". Rhoades, Lanuel
Sinclair, Joseph ". King, James T. Holmes,
Philip Brown, Philip G. Gil1et-
CAss Co.-Henry 8. Savage, James L.
BeRge, N. 8. Reed, 8. Emmons, Henry 7.
Foster. .Alte,nates-L. g. A1lsrd, G. G. Stur
toyant, J. 4. Avery, ). NJ Short, ". 8. Way.
The Delegates were instructed to vote 70,
, 1864-05-24

sAr FRANCISCO, May l9.-,;Acapulco aa-
a narrow line from San Bias to Vera Cruz
nni TampIco. It Ia surmlsed that the French
Admiral does not venture to occupy any
other Pacific port, because he won1dn't be
able 10 keep up communication With the In
, 1864-05-24
sHRamAn,S ADVANCE.


Ths Overwhelming interest felt In thu
of the army Of the Potomac, and
she1msn's OWL inexplicabls "policy" Of e1-
cludtng from loyal people, the friends, rels-
tlEeA and couutrymeu Of those he commands,
news OF their operations after they are per
fectly known to the rebels, have prevented
the county from giving to his recent sue
cesses the attention and Interest which arc
duo to their importance and brilllaucy. Gen.
ahezman, especially, ought BY this time to
know that be cuts' of ha]f the motives
which nerve the soldiers arm In battle when
ha prevents information Of his fighting from
being communicated to the country for
whose sake he 10. FIGHTING. A great battle
wns fought on the fourteenth, instant At
Besaca, battle Is important az Williams
burgh, Fair Oaks or South Mountain, and
the country arc inst obtaining tho mteln~
xenee of-the heroic Incidents which they
should have been permitted to know full
week ago. How would the news Of the gal
lantry Of Hooker's corps have thrilled their
former comrades in the army Of the Poto-
1nac-perhapa stimulating them to super
human efforts In the critical hour when such
efforts can only be inspired BY the conscious
ness Of cooperating suecess along the vhola
line, Time il chief element Of strength in
war. Neither The people, cur soldiers nor
our generals cen afford to let 4 victory rot
on their hands witlout making use Of It.
Again the history Of this Tar Can only bs
truly known through the letters Of army
correspondents on the ground at the time.
The dispatches aud reports Of generals AIT
often distorted by personal jca1ouAies, or col
ored for personal reasons, oiten general ant
statistical, seldom or never vivid, descsip
tire, and OF character to make or fix th
reputation Of those engaged In them. Th
people hare the right to know Immediately
how thei. battles are fought, hy whom thel
victories arc won, and who Is responsibl
for their disasters. While VIC arc Eratefu
for the fact that Sherman fought 1ne BATH
on tho 18th, We are not grateful that We at
prevented from knowing 1t until the ed
The battle appears to have required An
engaged snermsn's entire force, md is smp1
prcof that J. E. Johnston In considerabl
strength, il In sherman's 'front.' Our 10,
amounted to fire thousand In killed N
wounded. That Of the rebels Ia not State
We took four Thousand prisoners. The CO..
test on the part Of the rebels seems to ha,
been stubborn stand for tho possession
Rome, which with tts valuable iron work
forms ona OF the most brilllsnt fuits Of @,
victory. The 1ebelA will donbt1sss rally Il
another stand before yielding Atlanta p
ssuon hardly 1eas valuable to than th,
Richmond.
, 1864-05-24

: EIhe San Francisco HaHsi. Of: tho 14sh
notices the depar turr On that d.Jtor Tho East
ofa man nared Gresthouss, who WIS party
to priyatee1i1g enterprise asainst TIA COM
1neree Of the United States. He.Menf heavily.
isoned and strongly guarded. and b wo sup
pose, now In Fort Iafayeste, close prisoner.
!. This 1s tho same person who wAs seisased
BY decision Of Judge Holman, under tho
smnesty act. :. Notwithstanding that declston,
aecreta1y Stanton ssnt to California tho fol-
1owing order:
Tbs Secretary Of Var directs that yno VIII I'm,
ais<tAs5e4 by Judge Hoffman. md sena hin Ii
truna 10 Fozt LatAyette, New York ha|boes ratny
such military toses TO edect tbs unrest u may b
NECESSARY,
, 1864-05-24
CHICAGO pAILY MARKET.

NIAAOA&@" N&1A@
x,,...1 4. +,,. u.rS.. r.,.r+.,s
A ea!s4 q z1n stpoftso h.hi " ~ @,5sa
stated Flour Il SOLD &svefed nnle* ss*teds
roxn.Y rvaxua. MsY = ts6{.
FKNGH1S-L., a,s iiesn, ea..5 1saes 1f5
atkra. The eakAEsnt1sa to1oa5 .ssoi rs ~ oTSsA-
Lof1op Aotexk W Maen ox r. r. = ,tt9e 0Aaosto4
"I4H A1p BIZ" L"FAxfs11s-Ti5ne Fnss MIG. to1osan& MO
~ sesTk q ra,es III si - s1d ).
Nsx fofk ,,r. ';d';;sd;'-s :rd ~; = LII y
III p ......:....31...:...'.: .:.;:.;:.-.... M@
fsevtsions to =. f. ~ Hsset. l" 1s'...- e
PnrK 70 AaAueA3 ~ 4EatxI.--s.-.'.'..s-.s. -
Eloq8 20 4p9 1oHls VI "'sss*s.%".s.~
, 1864-05-24

co49sx-Tne market eon:tnsed quiet to-day,. With
u prees, she aa'ss scmpf.'ng ~ biles inslndaas
srnas5 Il FsS, sntotly Food ofdiss1y !: Il a5ieT
mld1inS 4 g mldllnE q 3 q sq!1sd q sa:a
Fepscfed 1t q, btle mixed. orainay, at @a otes
rebo1ed. strictly Eoed ozdia4sJ. = IN. ta1ptos
10 bales good ordinary, cafcleeslg packed, at
NX strictly od Ordinary. part feboIcd, 1t TX,
ern II do. Including rtboxed u the ka1oe,
, 1864-05-24

CnouNAr1, May pa tre broke out IN
the hardware, department Of Miles Green
woods extensive foundry, yesterday morn
inr, aud destroyed 920, Geo worth Of property.
The patterns and most Of the too1A were
noypd-
, 1864-05-24

Gov. 6eymour1ssues D1reutiens.
:A1BAxr, Mhy 223.-Gov. Seymour hss d.
rccted the District Attorney to procure In
dictmenta against all who wero engaged in
the seizure Of the Offices Of tho New York
H~9d and J6urn1z Of Commerce.
, 1864-05-24

iE The Biennial Register, Or Blue Book,
Il published. 1t contains sa4 pazes In smail
t1pe, well and closely printed. It givea the
names Of tho officers and agents, civil, mill
ta1y and naval, In tho service Of the United
states On tho soth day Of September, 1868,
and deaienatAs tho State or Territory. from
which each person wAs appointed, tho State
OF county In which he was born, sna tho
company, ration, psy and smoluments Of
each. The organisation Of nineteen resi-
nent. Of regulars il given. The Major -Gea-
et.ls Of volunteers amount to aikty-seven;
the Brisadler Generals, $50; tho Assistant
Qusrtermssters, III; Commissaries Of snb-
sistenee, SD: Paymasters, 80 1he names
Of colenels Of volunteers, eaptaans' 4euten-
satg, &c, aro rot given ,'r
, 1864-05-24
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Conkratuiatory Orders OF Gems Lee
md aeth TO their TFoops-Lec the
Father OF Ealsiacrk.
Tho Richmond En7usre~ Of the 18th inst
contains the following:
Eur4F aFAJ Yrysa AB+v


Tho Richmond E"7"sreT o1 tae toth Inst
contains the following:
FROM GEN. LEES ARAT.
noniSent Es for % tho lstcst items from Den Leoss
% .Smq It ~ viii m be- % seen hat nothInr @ % Of @ se1t.
Qua Importance has trsnspired since the great
battle Of Thursday lsst, except, perhaps, tho |
movement of tho enemy upon Msssappnax
ch1rch slready announeed ~ Gen. .Lras md
~ n,sssni,n 81 ~ uhsch v;,' snnn. h. d.-ai.
oped Gen. Leo has issued a most encour-
5ls army, which rin be found in tho let
ter1 referred to-
Thc following onacra hare been 1ssued In
u.th;. 1Is,o;nHs o~~A- A''~e1 ~
n0sA o''Ao oNxxx.1, o,,n1a,-xe-
HtAoQuAE7zzs Hrra's @ Dr51*.oS, ss,
Asy T. 1s6l
Tan 5eq1sssod @ BY ae1e1.l l., Lss , I'd tteuteusnt
faction At is gallant conduct il att.cknS and
:ginE tnc enEmyh Hnes o. intaeneaments on tns
dlvision NJ admiration for al tts gallant deods
and @ Know rom Ii. pat .hat Ill thess b,sys mea
;rsn,c,., CORRESPONDENCE Of tha RicImon5 Fnouf.
e9'. ri
:AHnL 49, Or 11 MoA1aaAa 1 saaGisiA3 Aa5 -, tooa.
Inc a9no" genSets or1sf on o. HenelM "a
Just been publtehed to and received With en-
thu'issm D. sn.1 Inc s5m1; G113x,,uxon ~
H,ADsuAs7sas, Anzr " Nos7nsas y,.srx,A,,
|; w., o., aay ~ 1oa 5
WrsIIhe aenssal commanding takoa Ereat
successes that b the taro1 Of God, ha1e fecen1y
:beEn achieved by cur aItns-
pa o. :hq 70. sney fo5ss
1mboden. and d1ven back 70 The Potomac, With
ths loss OF thel3 tsa!n md aonaber ofps,sofiesa
Ghe & vss. as Gnass Gen
Ra1lFosd 4 Dublin depot, 4 portion Of iii fo.eo
4ss heen 4ispened n5 Heaegaa Aorgsn and ~ E.
soaHss Te9 h.e ,1 af on :, t1s m.nI
seTcre ielest in western IonIsIans h1 thc io,1.s
ofqen. KtrDy sn,,b. ia Frtres.sd . Asnadsl.,
pleces of sttnlery, and largs number Of wsgons.
Some ot the moss fosnldahls ganeeai. that assoua-
c,nsre ~ "o*c aost1o5ea 10 aase taena
1 MH1ETho arnea5t,on or f,rn. s,..,. sn,, as,..
ern A1tausss has ended IL comnlete dissstsr.
Northern journals Of the leth instant announce III
ten: TT fF1ea; r.. -.,u~ ,,u,... ..1. o., -,
fisrF Mshoaa nas a., en s1 stfa aani
towarda he penfnSpla. EvcrY Iemos str,tjor q,
the enemy san1b Of Jsmes'. .rlfer has, up to iii
tins, been successfully rcpeled.
sersasa Tho heroic va!os Of this army, WITH The
psineipsl army & s6e enemy, ead inflicted npen II
etavJ loaaet. ~ e59 ma % nea1ss o your eoun;
ns1 ne .stsn 70 qo g9e @ sInnasase ~
ssied to a. ia sstmusisd p1 ,se crsst sntsetst,
that depends upon 10 iss1e lei e1erv unsn rssoiYs
TO eacare iii md bare H. ansl b. ths asEstanes
e E5eae 1nd neEeiful God. ths ,eaeny shall b
ctiaps 70 ss 9sor 81 % ,oa9 19 ssTasa
On yoa whesn.f tosY shaf h.ge 3Iea T. ~ f.
fn your poWcs, unef God, 70 dsfest ia .is1t ersa
Effort Of Tie enemy, estahllaA the independents Q
Jour native Ind. md esta tho lasting to1e xni
esantnae q your eonn1s5msn5 3 ana 2 ses r. ads,saaos
ahnnt rhr.a o,c,ock = ~ r. .s.+ss5. 80 usacs1
enoIt 4 uo enatF 19as oeGus.sa ias.ss on tae ene
,,utas ~Ith 49, .13d jne.s. ~ ,...,.tsts
, 1864-05-24
4. Word to Mr. Craig.

A copy Of tho bogus Proclamation visa re-.
ceiyed at three o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing last, at the office Of theFe~ York Times.
The night editor doubling its authenticity,
made Inquiries at Mr. Craig's agency, and re-
ceiyed the following reply:
DzAn sR: Tbs "Proc!smat1on" l! "hlss as
The h1nd writing u not familiar.
Yodrs truly.
:: Now, hr CrsiE, why = ~ this ''talso as hell'
document sent broadcast orer tho country
IRON Jour ngency serofal hours after, rs gen
uiney win MI. Craig pleue answer?
, 1864-05-24

7 EFY6A Il6 UElpIf r TEE 11ts9t @IkSsJ
The following yetsas vert chartered yesterday by
Captain c. r Nswhall: sehooEez J. T. Tracy, oats,
rom Baa lnav to Dtt1nit st $50 Tho b71R MoatEnn
ie1dt u Exss eaxfnaE, lumber for Chicago, at 8A3o
She nailed 1Spto nett Ye9tEE16Y.
, 1864-05-24

| ~ The London Ruien remarks that tha
exploits Of the ticket of:leave men during
the winter of 1868 havo worked marked
change In public feeling on the treatment Of
criminals, and there can be no doubt that tho
s5stem Of over-lndulgencewil1 be csuperseded
~ one Of Wholesome severity" The public
WIN hope that this severe discipline may not
% enforced in tho case Of Robert Briefly,
who has won manJ friends during tho past
season By his excellent department, stern IT,
aistanss to temptstton, md the display Of the
virtues Of patience and forbearsnce unda.
the moet exacting trlsla. Co..
, 1864-05-24

'T a bit Of the old plantation manners
disturbed tho Honseon Thnrsday last. Mai
1ory charged Julian With hay1ng Iuterpolatod
the G1obe report Of. : recent: speech with 70
ms.ks Of : personal md Insulting nature be
had never delivered, and also made ftee
charges of. fa1sehoods, snd snasringly. edd
that he had printed what he did NOT dare to
epesk--rJu1i&n flnsiiy ended the esmatt.r BY
producing the otaclal reporters notes Of hla
speech, and disposed Of the quoation OF hay
ing courags uuopgh to say Whist xppsarsd In
the report By. saying It Oyer agrin- There
with the whole dldlcu1ty suddenly subsided.
, 1864-05-24
w4t coin and medal ssle In New York
u few evenings since, the following utouud-
Inv ,,rsrts were obtained.

a few evenings since, the following astound-
Ing prscm were obtained:
H.lt Dme, 1924. sta5o: do. I7as, $t7,oo; do.
1ae, vcrJ poor, $3*.oo: do. 1905, SIS o. Cant,
1.ps, &as10; DO. do. $.6 %: DC. do. Sla.51; do
17cG. *s00o; do. 1Es. S7.oh; do. 1901 f3a.0o; do.
Hslf Cent 1faa $1050; DO. ND $1so.0j: do. l7pz,
$11E0; Ia 13sl. $1,000; do 1872 10000; do. 1873,
6llee; do. la, xd7to. Andrew Jackson, din. 81;
GxnerN Hal7Ifoa, tia. *lito; do. do. $i7.5o; !.
Il, Folk, tn, $iP.60; Gsx. Taylor, ttn $760; anasl
ell.er s1eda or II. F1llnare, 81 80; do. Of Frank
liz. 50; sifrsr modal at Gen. 5eett, <7.eQ Henri
Clay, tin. ssss; Do bronze, SIS.
Thee p:ccs are eImp;5 dieah II, and must
little or no Idea Of the proper vRluo OK raro
coins.
, 1864-05-24
: The New York ssNewsss Warned.
Tho New York correspondent Of the Ph1m-
dA1nhfz h1oufrsT xayl.

Tho New York correspondent Of the Ph1m-
de1phiA Inquirer says:
There Il reason to belfeYe that 4 certain
morning journal published In this city, In
tho rebel Interest, has been waxned that It
must discontinue the publication OF advar-
tIsementa from Richmond papers that selate
ostensibly to the private affairs Of families
and Individuals who hare counectlona in the
North; and the publication also Of ostensi-
ble answers to those personal" adrertise-
ments. There is . susplclon that thess arc,
Or may have se' psen' the vshisls q communal
military and otherwise, to the enemy, aud
hence the inprudence, to uso no stronger
term. Of continuing them. Tha journal in
question ia said to have rece,ved q handsome
revenue from this kind Of business, hut 70
gard must now be had for tho 1an u well -
the f3Teftx
, 1864-05-24

New 8flsAns Sugar alurkst-nzAY il.
6uaAx-Thefe was no tnAfke& to-day, both baYsrI
sn sellers tsvtsx w5thdfA M to AwsIs further daTst
Cnenta the lnn td1&ta result ofeFenu now pend.
trE. ....A 49,. ,.,,,-.% .,a
tnoT brls ID in df1t hands. for export, It &c for
fnfetfur cid crop, for ole xaa new MfK*d
nnd 80 p Rsl en for comrnon now. Ths Q1AntlT held
IN 1pccul4torI u yt1y Light
, 1864-05-24

GL116oW, Apitl X7h.
The venthef continues Of The uost favorable des.
epsion tor ~ prosecution ot deld taoos xhiea u
week r. fair OF Wheat Fionr. BARLEY, O4a aal 1a,
ayal. msoetate Of Beam md fsas: aud Of iadiaa
steAdier trade In BteAdsintls than for so1nc time
p. hnd transaclsna to moderate extanfh fharo bsen
tepatt<d In Wheat xnd other articles, At the cnErco
c&tz ct this dxy se'unlKht.
AZ tc-dsy's market No hAd fair attendance Of mill
c1s and dea1cra. wheat met good consanpt1ys do
Baxd II Lat Wednesday'a prices. Flour except tho
nsr branas, sas dtcEl 70 cult. and ta souao cAsss
Gals OF extra Eh.se4 Barley In COED den1a nd - tho
full paicee Of lss week. Deaus Peas and ladLAa Corn
IN f.roT,tloha the1e has only been uoderta bust
Es:s doing during tse wssE : aoGus p5s1ioIs
theussIyss tpastngay: Lsrd md Tallow sre 4 slow
ssls, and prices Of both IN buyers favoT.
HfNkL d CRAIa.
, 1864-05-24

NoxpAX HYxaNa. Nay H.
The yecaspa and shipments during The paSt a honp
weee - fonouss
, 1864-05-24

EaItore Requested Not to Publish
News OF Grants Movement as Ffe.
8Cuxs

To ali Editors At the West:
NEW ToRK, MAT 23.-Maj. Gen. Dix in
et1ucts me to notify you Of his desire that JON
viii not publish at present any details which
you may receive BY mail or otherwise Of the
In the dispatches OF the Secretary uf War to
Gen. .Dix, OF this date.
Very respectfully. -.=z..-
+. s. SAxDFoRD,
...... Military Supervisor.
To Editors:
Pleeso consider tho above addressed per-
sona]1y TO each paper.
(Sigued) D. \. CaMo.