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, 1864-04-01

I
Tho money market continues to run eafy and natu-
mi. The demand tor ouey Is bsltE, nnd the supply
equal TO tho neces-itca Of bofroWcrs- Exchange
mains In JuAt shout the same stringent condition
reported for several days past The principal bank
mnlntsin ;p,evipu4 quotations, and have deter.
mined to adhere to them, although their profits
change transactions are exceedingly small. rhey sell
TO mono but regular customers. We quote, HDl5c
buying; V aeilinE. or course brokers and private
parties ret y, md sometimes even y, from outside
pa1tics.
Gold In New York had slight upward tendency To-
day, but the transactions small. The range OF
qaotstioos was ss follows SO n ldtH: 1o-1esK !:
t-l6s: p. m. 1EaH and closed At Second BonId at
1eI,n The market here du1 and transactions lm.
ted The opening quotations were 1Ga918!k; advan.
ced to 1ts aud steady at that rate- Silver, 1I@
and trapsactlons small. Legal tender uotea are firm
buying Y and selling ut 5t9soc. FiveTwcnty Bonds
ire steady, At 1909 9lo9x buying ;11o selling.
liz h:f:yssliy blvideads .! q tbe Western
G. H. re 6haEes Of the arst named concern, paying
ece fssad sSases psas en;
a Xsfe Tseen1y lg1 r91 % s e s ,hsn '
XIII M dlvidend nciuded. Va do not Enow ,hst sny
ssslEss ssEsef = a
been as.e ;, iseest shs eghtss. sft
The Nzw POPULAR. .LoAE.-Of the new TeuFo1ty
loan, the sewYo Times truly saya:..
Tie new popn1ar loan Of the United States Is now
r. aasts asts g.
to Of 4syps e m
he Enown ae the Tea.Fortv Loan
{ ta II
nnd Intrinsic security al other iiyssment, nov on
gold and currency, larger Income free OF local tag
,n1n LIZ IL srsrr's sna 81 %saes ae eapr b
tinEencics Which depend npoh the close Of the var,
1llis new nppn1ar loan IL inonItely superior to all
cther abafe and mortgage securities daily sdren-
t1rtd upon We soy this Q! the hve per cent stock
& " a9 MY ~ "a sae ~ sas W M @ ~
years loan Hu6drcds Of bnslness people cou,I then
| see no indncement or sprecu1atlon In s1ch an ad-
fentufet 3ona cGuk lntefesk q par. but tney
IHn ~ ~ s1atoe sut re- snnairRIne TX ~
orjcfs from Europe, FAR 10 rio extent Or three
oE hye millions. would sdyanoe the pr1eo TO
$i3z cent. 1he pf ptotGns G ' 81 Ge9s Il
.ia n f:of5 ~. Nj! inrancnisnt ~ IL
Ut. Because With Gold at SL6o cent. II pays
eSns' Ell; ,a q s = c ~ r G a
III II "a . cruf.. i i cent. ' '> "'N
ID Becaute the loan Is limited to 500, ,6N ooe. nt
which Ke bare Fe1ton TO baileyc, at ieas oaa.haf
ne n Wild cn1scns fo IA opoa az 3
sott II Given rste oi e1chsnge Or At xed pficc ia
Sterling money n London, to be drawn t2E BY INSTALL
Il s ae succeeding
oan en1d efF nerss ae 1st o. II e1
msds 70 essFs , eent:' will be placed oJ the seere
r. heSsuse .f m ~ if M r. +. se
r. e r. ~ r. snd
gsa hsys ntesssted
Tf r. e0bs bas u
ttsnense'eh abroad.
payment Of customs duties which has just been inau
Eoratsa ~ seT YORK; ~ Depety IressuseF Cisco.
, 1864-04-01

1t. It docs beat the rery DUTCH to see WITH
lWhat . ;::eisrr. iooseness the OLD H. l. Ae'a'o
gocs into 1t. Ills = subject pfec'seiJ auaP-
I'd to the genius Of that concern; u 10 eaaet
" on The level Of Its capacity. IL Is asuo)ect
witch The He.u1d naturally understands. LIS
|. taste rms that Way. TO read the Henad yop
wou1d think this miscegnating world;
,esnecial1y The Hra1d's portion Of it.
and perhaps it ia. The Herald turns
it oycr daily-writes column after column
upon 1t; looks ut it, listens to 1t, feels 1t,
tastes 1t, smells it-tries 1t with all the
senses, and smaeks Its lips With amazing
gusto orer it. :: Cannot ldiscegennting De-
pa1tment be got up for the Hera'd-to which
the Government might give seni-otticial
sanction md! aid-to last -ssy TILL Alter cleo
tion-with Bennett Mt the head; tho 'Ht7,ald
being the miscegenaung organ, and looking
ont foral1 its interests? Let 1t be looked
RI e,yc color to Ill this fuss and Stir, some
ammunition must be found-some SNOW o1
facts or. pxudo-tacts-for democratic iaets
are largely of the pseudo kind; and 30 some
liar has set a1loat The story about the female
teachers IN sonth Carolina already de-
nouuced in these columns. Of course,
It was ,an, warp and woof a:lie-a 1te
up, and Uc down; a lie 1ongitudinally and
1ntitudinGly..' But what Of thats It suits
the coppccrhcads just as we'll; and the Her-
ALA hundred times better. For can Satan
beat tie Satanic at their mutual tsade?' ~.
The thing might succeed better II it were
new. But it is. IN old: and exceedingly bad
smelling affair. i was turned over and over
in the last Presidential canyass; and all hon.
est and decent people heard quite enough Of
it then The people understood it to DC AL
q lie 50 fiji, rs any assertion Of fact Is made;
and that It is only vaggary Of very poor
and polluted Imagination, so far IS 1t is
fancy. Much joy 10 the copperheads with
imiscegenat1on!
- The chicago organ Of JEFF Davis has
become wet nurse to the s'F1emont move
mcnt'' in this city. 1t takes more tha2 mo-
ther]y interest In the progress Of the matter.
It blows the little spark With extreme solici-
tude least. it mag 60 out. In its Issue or yes
tcsday it publishes translation Of an artisle
from the German Telegraph announcing
| nFYemont as its first choice for President" !"
and attempts to give great importance to it.
5nke1tine the article among its telegraphic
dispatches, with double display headings.
But the Telegraph has been opposing Lincoln
and putting Fremont for mouths past The
! article in question is mere iteratfon of what
appears In that print every day; and there
| are not fifty Republican Germans In Chicago
who approve Its anfmoeity to Mr.. Lincoln,
Whatever they may think Of Gen. Fremont
fr, .noa.1, nv, rsr,, r,,7II {n1 %fo& II Ia ror
, 1864-04-01

q 4 dispatch from Colambas, ONO, 10
the Chicago organ Of JEFF. Davis, says:
j; The Hous has just enacted the monBtrous out
usee o1 ousting another Democratic member from
his cent, and admitting another Abolitlonfst. Mr..
Nsr16hen, OF Hancock IL the Democratic member;
and III. Carlin is the Abo1itionist. !
! The monst,ous outrage consisted in count
ing the votes cast By the soldiers, which
elected Carlin. Gribben had a majority on
the home vote, and the Coppcrhead~ County
Clerk rejected the votes cast by the soldiers,
land gave the certificate to his croney; the
House ordered the votes Of the boys In blue
TO be added to the return, which elected Car
lin b. handsome majority, and Of course he
was entitled to his seat and took it; and
that is what the sccesh report calls q
"monstrous Outrage of :ousting a Demo
lcratic remhrrss .
, 1864-04-01

:. - The Tea Trade in Great Hrisaiu< :.
Respecting thu movements Of thu tes msrfet In
Great Britain, We quote 10 tha London E:oaomis OF
the 18th Inst:
Arrivals of tta continue extensive, aud ady1e..
from China state that The to Great Br1aln siaco
The week has been fatand tho ralue of Interior qu
tics hes Ind Downward Tendency. Indian tea, hoT.
The quantity Of tsn noH soat Y esttm.ted ii sisa,
GO MS. against 215s9t9 y, q lass year Last week.
week ending March y reached +ejSs -.
10 Feb. ~ 1863 and 1S4, with stock hand Alrh
], 1858 mo 1854:
, 1864-04-01
MADAME SWEDENB0RG,
The Great Swedish Wizard, /,
HAe INST ARRIYEp.

ibis reunvned lady ID IN possession q the Genutae
Maggie Pcbb g. which she h:as brought tson Iapsn-Es
6y t6s emperor q ii. ysteress county ses i
fntnre coFFfecsi1 ~ addreAIng letter. ststtz shs
sge and 4: Asda9 r.. e. W OLE xans m ~ Msasa
eIoss ~ and rostaCe stamp. L4de.. = cents; gep-
Usmcn. II. Addrrrs Lock Box s6:a. chicago posk
mhss9b6OA1Hi3
, 1864-04-01
FROM WASHINGTON.

Newspaper Attacks on Gen. Grant-
IN the CItY-Anfds by Guerl1las-From
The Froni-The Western Navnl Depot
sailor Credit to IllInofs-Candldate
tor ConsrcKa In the FlGth. District
Eaplsburyss Specch-Post Office Mat-
tefB.
, 1864-04-01

philadelphia Cattle h1nrket-31ntch2 ~,
Tha offerings OF Beef Cattle only reached about
1859 head. falling OF Of 150 compared with 1.st
week. The market was Arm and price. fully sustain
ed raERiug at from x19 o. to 5ljo the 100 ncr for
common g good and prime quality. The sales were
chiefly at $13 o0s1a00,
uonlIy AZ Ulass' InEd, d. 9lo.0H9A9a0 I'D
Ms net,
, 1864-04-01

a; a e,ls: M.tkss ,s s:ssay q;
I'd -as s
y St1 eesa seoa sRa9Rs 4
SIS: oehti, az, 40; . n,ls .AaItoa FL" sinss5 M
sss G:!s:Ss j - s1is Louis. 4 S s;.s;s:
WHE4T-.eceivsd, 1851 bn. Market more &C.
~! & s. s = !: s & 4
O. In SeF3 e Sids noass, = stx @ = p q ns e
g g a Gn r. aa3 s:.5 4 !! .,d: :s 81 ~ % 9s !.
81 so 8 g !: Ssss s. se aa aGG's,} a s.
e q - e .s esX ss e ~ oo ao s's
Sss j. ;'jsssea ss1saz u 81 s:sr. :. ssi: u -
es;s Is; .s Ssss eas gsf I. Sst Sas4 s st. s
today wsrs RIVE. .sp CtyAl coex AxtoAT-5,o1
s2sa e Y 70 2 =: e.
Sc as e ,o5s i S ST. s.
a - sihc. Nxw Gorz = = sroRE-i2 oeo baSs. Cora
:teIsgs} 4 Is 81: Ssss y d i 8 d
sS ss*. as; saasssl Na51s; a s.
'sEs sH a S g. IL e % s. Gn ,.a9. ae
Ndelivered; FOB FgigaE pRLrvERI- o9 By 10
sntsf ss5s5 5eoa 81 o% S ~ L An aiT Eli Ill.,
aF.; Sales to-day were 900 6u 40 li;5s IN stoFe
ts%AaitIEYznses.yea, 1919 hu, Masks. azH,s sales
day M Ts7e g ao on NO barley II Store d w
p ssnpf5ii' bags good st 81 90 delivered II pss
:ALGOBOI~ouiet and nominal st slspei.el per
WuTTBn-Demand active sna market arm. We
ss ss5s bs, ss9eE, + sas, I'd "a
fsn's FIT o ,eissa9aE eaSa m ssS
, 1864-04-01
Green Clay Smiths Speech Mt Lexing

&0ns
In Ii;,; orr lust Issue, the te1egraphic report Of
hon. Green Clay Smiths speech 1T Leziugg3,
ton, Kentucky, on Monday evening, was
sadly bungled in transmission. To shoW;
that there is better. loyalty In Kentucky
than that of Gov. Bram1ette, We deem 1t Of
sufficient importance to re-publish these
hearty patriotic utterances Of this radical
Kentucky Congressman, 50 heartily iudorsed
In the very centre of the slaye:oWtng district
Of Kentucky: 81. - - .......
~ AfsE tzasaog ths eally history Of secession ID
e S.aIee. and The fictitious pleas OF peace uttered
duty of hc1 loyal citizens under fhe
| g. ue pledged himseE to vote men ana nnnnav ~
pnt % % s the sebea1ion- Unlike lii opnonent ha
,tntS ais p1suss a necessary means to pr1sc
Congress- he had voted for tie emsnSmpet ptssoo 70 oy
loyal owners 1ot their shares who were ronscl;s KY
ted. Ihe negro WIS no better worth saving f-nr,,
tne ae feoe! bullet than white man. 4 nero couia
brother dta1ed to do the servile work Of the armr
Not lees than 160, ,00b negroes were eyen now er,.
/ poyed by tho Gorarnmeut for army purposes' ~
!ap3res % os sold.ats. u the negro IL TOO FOOD for
70 ~ theiT places &c uttered wi.henur danun;
saanon o1 me conEressnen from Kentucky. who
had condemned the peace party Of the Eo.th wher
candiaa.ee, a1a now sought to Transfer the loyal
His defense Of bis votes In Concress Was consn5at
md called forth the most hearty indofse,nent of
reference to the Presidential election be s..si
that he did not kuow who the Union candidate
wonld be, but he would be elected. ne shoald a.
tend the baltimore Convention himself and would
stand b. its nominee II Ia q gratifying evidence
Of progress to bear radical consressmen.
, 1864-04-01

, Phf1nde1phia Provision Market-March 20.
-, There Il no change In provisions, and not much
doiG in ths way OF 8alas, owing to tho 1rmness OF
holders and sre advised OF sales OF 40 brs
pork at &435o 800 caRks picked hams 1T 134c, and
1sD pkrs prime lard, bria and tcs, at lie.
, 1864-04-01

TEE. ARMY OF THE Pc.
y -. =. TOIlAC.


SAn,1W 49,. Txrv M. 7
- - 1"T1a " =, +,
:, 1: Il
Sr..,n.-
or Eorps anf 1SiT1si"ns Observation-Disclosures,
: - -'-'No" ooA@.'11
The fo1,ou,no - ~ -..,xno.r - tho 70.
organization Of the army:
M, cen w. ~en.ss s,a,nr
~ The consolidation GO Of divisions md arrange.
commanding officer Of bi the lst T. division Of tic
hea Hie o1h sorRs H. ordered 70 consolldaie ne
nated a,t as he 1st and Cd brgades, 1st division,
COTS, e has beer consolidated into oae brigade,
vision: SIX cnrnE - com,,anaa5 ms nnMH hS Rrq Cen
arraa IT, sJ1tSa aJdoH4,s,a,J ~ TX cnrna
Vii; VI r. resi Inc ne oid ID dlTlsi9n 5Eh corpS,
snrra n.aa 10 %, tne lew 90 eisls'en, o1n J
ffefpa Fhe 70 6s,g9as q the So
viii tst h ay sope ana t91s
Of the Sd division, 1st army corps, has been
md Ills division ii h. 81 n he des}enated
as the 4tI division, 5th army CORPS, The de-:
signaling flags Of the old Sd brigade, 1st d.
vision, 5tharmy corps; of the old I'd division,
ON army corps; Of the old "a brigade, "a a.
tt'ua, - w Aty eo'ps, aau o. tae ~ a.sH ~
~ 5 nar eoepe, nse osae1eo u W 'ut4s.4 1n'o
'DT T,' ~ qu1t .e,Muasef. a1
inc following ia the assignment OF genera
officers to commands In the consolidated
cofrs:
II: Brig. Gen. J. 8. Wadswozth, commanding '4th
oisist9n; J Ms9: con ~ c,.uto.a comm,rdIn, p n |
4 s'eI%h. VI. t,cn. r. poh,nson. commanding "a
division. '
'4.'DrJg. Gen. Charles Griffin, commanding lst
division. -. ..,.n q, ,.,u
p. n.ie ~. Ien u. .. a!teS' eo"n1a"ulus 'o ''t
"a nric ~ uen. +. Cutter. commanding lat brigade.
All, i,yision, Il
II, Brie, Gen, Henry Baxter, commanding I'd brig
ade I'd divlsion: u
da o., ntlg " Gen - ~
0. Biz. Gen. james Darues,. commanding 1st
6i fi6. BIC: - Gen. q. Rice, commanding I'd brig
'u1 ~ ssn fa,n1s,,. oi1tsl1n :: or.,o, - ~, .o,nu
s!ah: 7.,
iIcat. Goi. =. 4ankneaa, iaspscto5. Gcnef1t..
eraI' WIZ 49, A10~1'' 1Aeo'os4 ~ 1>>'1te
Capt D. l.. Smith, Acting Chief commlssary Of
sus,1seSee Icant W. Gentry comm1ssary Of Nu,tors.
The ntbcr officers of the staff hayc not vet
been assitned.
a,co,.7, t-oppa
eLouNo eoHf''
Malot 1eneFal aaneock commanding.
:! The original regiments Of the secoad corpa
With viii new assignment Of IL division and hi,
FL r. i1ison known a. the First
division Of thc Third corps, Commanded by
Major General Birney, has been designated
hs cn Ta d1sea 4v andnn 5hf sse4hS I eapp Sefps
division Of the Third corps, to which Brig.
General Carr has been assigned rs co1pman-
, 1864-04-01

spt.ng Aa -. q at 81 l5x. and Il, ,oo] bu No ut
Si1o. Corn wse asm zt S9c for No l. and IL. for Mo
=. Oats wefe IN far demand aa drE1-xita sales of
ntQo bu NO tG<xc-sellezs seaerally ho1dnr sth5
, 1864-04-01

B On Sunday. evening last q soldier
mined Eirklam, YVES murdered In Rush
comfy, in this State: It seems that Ch ~
lain Lozier had IN appointment to lecture at
a church in the1orthern part Of the county,
L man named Johnston Buck had the keys
of the church aud refused to open It. Mr..
Kirkham came to the church, and, during
some conversation with Buck, the. Inter
ktnbbed him. . '*.r :
, 1864-04-01
MARINE MrELLIQENCE.

SAFE ox 111 AonzaAx,55Tas nsi5 N Monssan e. 1as ~
oT two sines, by J. B. Scott. shjpbr7ker. for slo-
Ue3Tx II AdrETtiAfTr SRA.
NEW YQ1K C1NTR1L 1IXK or PHoFKLLERs.-ln7
organization OF tho New York Central Upper Lake
Line Of serew Steamers fcr tho ensuing season or
navigation has been completed. aud viii coupxtsa ten
fretc1xts staunch, upper cabin VESSELS ranging to
dix hundred to eleven hundred tons huFthsn, each de-
aligned for cazr1inS both freight and passensers-
This line Of steamers VIII ply between DaAalo. NIL
waukee and Chicago. toushlng st Cleveland, Detroit
spd Mackipac, forming dalY llne. SUNDAYS except
C, and running tn connection With the Eew'fork
Central Railway. spanldingts Express, Union E1-
pFess By rails Alto tho Troy ard Erie, American
transportation and Transit Ltnes OF. esnal boata on
the Erie Canal viii connect as Cleveland with the
Cleveland snd fttsburE rsilroad, well ~ rail snd
g nal canreettons at MITaukee and In this city.
1hete steamers, all OF taern, have s7aaioas upper
cabins finely finished aud furnished for ,stclass p.s
soosess. and good and Comfortable accommodation.
TOT nccfage passengeEs- The line will comprise the
lolow nG steamers, with tho namea ct tha m,.ter.
commanding each. viz;, =
, 1864-04-01
: n, ,s'a!oao: as2aIeo sy:soo,oe,

Shipment Of Whent from Winonn In 1858.
tFro1 the Wlnona Republican,
ThIcrxh the courteay Of tho several shlppt~E ncr-
ctart4 Of thls city. vie have been furnished with
statement Of the auount Of wheat shipped By each Of
them. during the Of navigation In 1857, Ehlc,
VIXEN aedcd together, give the following exhIbis:
Total amount Of wheat exported from Wlnona
by the LnCroese, PreIrIs do Ct!cn. aud Dun
leath rait1cnd lines, during 1s9 800
Comparing these figures With the ehipnents OF sha'
four preceding year., we have the following table:
, 1864-04-01
- A. terrible accident occurr

E a terrible accident occurred at
Lamont, Michigan, few days since 4
young lad named Gay In attempting to cross
the river, broke through the ice Norman
IL Hindsil1, one ofthe most prominent citi-
zens Of the place.: went to. his rescue in q
canoe, and in his efforts fell out and WIS
drowned almost ut the same time with the
Ind
, 1864-04-01

Philadelphia Grocery tIArket-MnrcIa 20.
The market fne Groceries Is active and nrm. We
note fnr,hGr sales Of 500 bags Laguaya Coffee at Sc,
and eco hhds Cuho Sugar at 13b&fa4e. on tho usual
, 1864-04-01
AnotherO Old Resident Gone,

I Addison; ;Collina: Esq, Sen, aged 6s years,
died at his residence In Yankee Settlement,
WIN county, on Saturday, the eGth inst. Of
'erye5pelas.- Mr. G. in early life proctlsed Law
in Rochester, n. T., but III health compelled
him to remove to this State, where his health
improved. BE has, represented his district
in the State Legislature, and held responss-
sb1e positionsin his town and county, and
the community lose in him an able, honest
!man, in every. way: worthy Of their respect
and esteem. His interesting family, while
they mourn the loss OF one so dear to them,
feel as do his manY friends, that their loss IS
his gain, for he everywhere e1empliacd tho
principles Of Christianity.
, 1864-04-01
JAYSh'a sANATIVE PILLS
sulAHH.
ulAHG.
IODINE WAITER.
4 Solution Of Iop11H In pure wAT14. w.rzocR c
AQLIXHI.-

IODINE WAITER.
4 Solution Of IODINE In pure wAT1xs w.raocF
4oLTXS1.-
It acts upon the
LIvgHv KpKKfs.
D1axa1IvE ORGANS, AID GLAEpUIAK sfs31kas
The R-eat succets which has sttendcd tbs ut e.
IoD1xH WAIG8 Id pt1ysts p11cuces aud tho tndofs4-
mens Of HIaH AIb1uAL ApTRoE1rT. enao!ss ~ -
recommend it, feeling confident that With fat Etsir
1t will attest It's oyr excellence In the euro Of 9dE
tala in III forms. Consumption. Cancer. Bronehtsa
Heash LIVER and Kidney Complaints, F1mples on rs
face, Khsumattsm, Etu1slgis. Nervous A6ecscsA
Female Wsakness, Dyspepsia. Debility. sgret2s
MercuriA, Dtseases. &c.
Full directions accompany each bottle
Price Il per bottle, o. half dozen At ons trae. s.
Sold b1 drugg1t = generally
IopIyE RA1xn is = seientae discovery, psupA1p<
on1y by DR. q. ASDERs CO, Physicians aad caess-
1sss, rs Broadway, Esv Yotk.
gnld hr BLISS sHARS.
de2s-tlT7-9m xAWn7dp ALAke street. Chlo9s@
, 1864-04-01

There Is rather more inquiry for Wheat and Oa.a
Whcat-Sales 500 bu NO Milwaukee club at sl37,
apd 70 bu shseo{san sp.iog ass slss otaec gEndes
old WcsterA mixed. OaiR-20o bu Canada ~ &c.
Held at 75@76c for western. BafleyQuIet and nonni-
nal At $1-l5@l ~.
, 1864-04-01

Mondays New York Cattle Market.
s., IFrom the n. Y. Tribunal i

-:.- BuLL'aHEApt Monday March - 1851.
4 FessPS sesS
i vas rot generally supposed that the number sI.
ths market opened very strong = an aa1Aaee Of
u the 1!sess,. re. butchers iasd il heif sap0iy.
:s$s 'ssS !s {: &: 81: as:
stss1a S.ea nsdiaia aa.iit7 1ss abaad ,ns nd
st 81 'o% @ no Co., @
es e. sss ss
+ IS s ior the 5e: Eetsh!. sad 10 s5ms
sa iia saz,. aa III y. gItat 1s1
3s nv nsEs a:ss
nu{eIs' de9s1ds and i was thought mat cntte could
IL & sis
iS oa!r 100 reIe so% 4 20 Sgt ffv addl
aa
SUMPTION er bSst i; y sy11eny des!,nins Ihis
Bui for the In the price Of bit.
ST. y ia Ses es Eh ED % q e f
syery soaasy Tne shesp ,eafkss r.. % was nsteF sug
for good atr sheep Of about g ns avarage on ths
+ e q s Ii
In market sold aud no large stock expected to-mo.
set Tie supply Is light and he trade daii. ~ '"'
: Uccadcpce Of American Shipping.
! From the n. +. Shipping Lat. 2sth.1
ha1s TRe R eos pssEa e aass VIE for aneff 81 ys
ta1ny tie extent to which commerce has been rIven
% G s h as Ry ss
s bggf e ss9s 9R = xaas Il abs
only eW years aRo, Was Largely controlled BY the
, 1864-04-01

F- Gen. Rosecrans has issued Order Nc.
Is, which assigns Brig. Gen Fisk to Macon
City, Mo, and Brig. Gen. Guitar to Rolla.
, 1864-04-01

THURSDAY ky1x7Ya, March 81, 1854.
The following tAble shown the recepa far tha last
twenty.four houra.: 80 ',-s@
, 1864-04-01

..-....>- lSSsx 3. 1ss@- 1872. 4s;A,
nlact. 6SI 900 a. LOO 68, ,s76,0oo 73rp2n3
GIeen rss......... 7Ioeo i Edooo s5nno 7,izIooa
Total de1tv'd. Is. 4, ,s9on 100 1i,ts,oo
Exported ......... ss.h1as sGS :. ,,,.;::
Sent cpaefEtse-.. 5tT1SNU N- c%lsAsAs
Home coneump-, =; = \.
lion for LQndon- 7,7uo.0O - ....- 9,41osoN
scocK or IRA In THK UNITED k3apoN. +
Nazrh1. Marchl, Msrch l,
''- 1872. l8U. 1861.
London, me,. ....,.....ta6g7tN UsH5Da1 ai+5l5,v09
TysEpool. 1s:;:. 2a1toe a.ssa.coo ss7'ea'
ed II, ns. econo saoooo 100000
:, - -: =, .-o o9o 10 -, ~ nr o7r -
, 1864-04-01
CHICAGO DAILY 1IARKEy.


dtSqas ar Gram Reported n tafs zA1Ftst are
At bds inter ssoruue &c aashei Mp e Tie ~
Of IprsD ectp ,rhen 9.hsr1tse tttt1. ffeAa x4ftpa
are suect only .c slsrdEt. II drgtcn OFT Of sJrf
tCItaiz 20 days Qf L1s datt Han4t on sh3 .ecetpk
, 1864-04-01

~ They are discovering gold In Michigan:
and the people are. agatn going crazy. Dur;
ing the last three 1nontbs, silver, lead, cop:
per, salt and petroleum have been found;
there We suggest that this new. discovery
OF gold is drawing it rather finely.
, 1864-04-01

,N1A,yA1 GTUH E9-Matkcs 26nEfal1y att1Fe, Khd
an,ta IN TT supply. fEices Arm and unchanged. We
Iar. rNa1s0 % Manila Rops.. @cc
F,:ea :, ssss:;;:. looasl2G Hemp .,..:.D are
499Sesstss 4f99a IS le'a Ssa:IsH Ss aIsHs 81
oakuT ss@. 15o Aar'lne. ,>....t...- a25c
QSlQNS-1n fair demand. and knitted supply
Ir!ces rule aEm at present rates. re quote:
Common TO Medium. i.5Isi,D 10
CARBON OILesupply Atl1l very limited, aud
3its tne present nrm tone Of the P1stsbnn: market
prices have strong Upward tendency. One Of the
largest operators u ftstsb4rg states It's next to
impossible to EeE White on without paying an ont
market has nsytr bsen 80 bare Ct Roaned on Is
nia row ire e OF y nr@ Ton sf - sSc ~ rhs MARKET for
presence for 70 oo bsls at the wells without pacs.
.2fc On previous enotationz: We qnote:
White qt. u0 to 10 962e
, 1864-04-01

B~ Albert Pike, poet, orator. lawyer,
rebel, Brigadies and Indian agent, is said to
be living within the Federal lines at Hunts
willie, south Of Little Rock, in most
wretchcd. and poverty stricken condition.
Tie retribution of Benedict Arnold aud
Aaron Burr has ovcrtalzen him. During the
latter portion of his career as rebel General,
he was the victim of a most relentless perse-
cntion On the part Of Hiadman and Holmes.
He came ont of that the su.pee4 OF the Con
felernter, aud Impoverished in purse, stricken
in body and ruined in character, he finds
himself once more under the old flag, broken
Gown and tuip(d. '' - ~
, 1864-04-01

AK
French CAlE.8 ns1 s391.90
French Cali te-
Molnea, z doz-
.:en.:...........11bta1d00 .
French Cali Le-
molntD, Sec.
otds, z doz. .@ma 70.00
Llnfnxs. 2 doz. :17n03i5,M
Roops, p doz-. .1S0Ga15.0o
, 1864-04-01

;FREIG HT3-tAK1 FExr0uTs-Vessel owners
AsktnE lcc for wheat nnd Sc tor corn to Bna1o.
To-day the 8chr. EYeue engaged st 1oc for wheat
, 1864-04-01

sTasAR~Ths: Nav YORK nisiItt hss been sas-
ther e1eed by ne purchase JessIasoy aw ~ nnd r.
nptd snVsFs, Pt,cc4 hsye consequently nn1efE1ne
fcrter ehanxe. nd a. The tetuls Ee note further
, 1864-04-01

1.,IEAT8ER-MaIkct toieEn6ly active. HeU1lock
Of All de.rz1ptlons much fImer, N consequence Of
much aruer With strong upward tendency. We
mfr
, 1864-04-01

The following is = comparative statement OF the
condition Of ihe nanks Of New Tozk city:
, 1864-04-01

Ni0CE
4 Slaughter Sole. .@aYe
Huenos ayres...s. .@A37c
Ortn0co ssote.......NA9#c
| 0Flnoco good DAM
.1@33c
, 1864-04-01

! ArG1F1cEET GIFTS TO YALE COLLEGE,
Recently the gifts to Yale College have reach-
led the munfffceut eum of &4Sfl QQ0 1fz..~-
, 1864-04-01

In the afternoon and evening, the market for Hlgh
wines VIA dEn hut Inactive Sellers weze generally
holding at &c, with good demand 1t &c. Wheat was
15ner, and ne 1qte sales OF 1900 bushels No