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The New York herald., 1864-11-08
4 Rebel Senator view os the 1isuasl
IN louisiana.


(From the Richmond Enquirer. Nov 81
eena,or semmes. Of Louisiana, delivered speech =
few evening" Ouce 10 Nobihu concluding With brief
view u she G,astson beyond shs h:sssslpp. w Aas
ihsv, args aymy. hov Args u wosid act - prspO c'
am - ny and 10 ,onaaxilt tserso,ne Hndev ne 90
vao~ /" As Conserpsson wAieA sould no. tr:sofs,'
b nfs-csd Blu, eoV ~ bold The country down 70 ZOE
AtchAfaiays The ~ the slate ana OF
Congress executed h that limit Supplies 81
AZ kinds ample lhe army. cannot consume
the corn and o zeal there Ii nsarly a. greas an
spupda raie ai0vs Shre uepoT, LOUISE
ana fiey Txds and elsewhere are turning ous every
IN nR needed n the Of arms, ordnance stores &c
With sptr, " lhs people Of louisiana among
whom ne bad rsve,ied extensively, was ndomitable
In the midst 81 the acrsaed ..mans u their once hap
py hcmes their dserm 20 2ersevsre 70 The end
as etrengthene ~ hs wsspgs and suHerngs they
w.ys enduring Nowhere except 'n vir gina-'e which
sla< ne conceded the pam Tor sublime herotsn-had no
seer 20 much distress much aIbenchpg resolution
roe events o the ssmpagr mad provad the imp,es
bSy Of the enemy occupying ihe country and not only
soud ipp bold her own, but possessing
she would by uex. spring army not ess 10 uunbers
u hs gres 20 % lhs side OF the rver ms
sven 1ts h. of crossing toould permit,
Gs ,end rssnfsresmenn y .vethrea Of lhe E0st
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
OSWALD CRAY,
AN ENTIRE NEW NOVEL,
BY MRS. HENRY WOOD.
MRS WOODS NEW COPYRIGHT HovB,

MRS WOOD's NEW COPyRIuHT FVVHN
OSWALD CRAY
OSWALD cRAYl
OSWALD GRAY. " MRS henry WOOD. suihor Of
Squire Trevlyns Aelf. or Trevlyn Hold The Earrs
usirs or LordOakbarus Daughtsfs" The Castles Hsir
.Ths Mys,ery" ''Ths Lcs, Bank sote." 'Ths Runaway
Prds" .sh.dow q ..siySyas, The nsan,sd rswsrS
"reggy Might o. ouord, Wi,am WIZ, Aiair a.
ana advanced proof sheets purchases BY from NrA
Fenyy expense Of Three fbousand Doiars
and v be published on sA,day November 10 and Be Iss
sale W a booksssrs IN tho CneJ ssses day bs
sns ued here eg weeks IN sf completion -
publication Of the work In Eurors II 10 complete 10 enc
"a voiu AZ
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
-~~~-.-~~>~,>~c>o~>~~o>
Tho Rebel Reverse In East
Tennessee.
Loss Three Hundred Killed,
Wounded and Missing. J.
rnE SITUATION IN LOUISIANA.
Exchange Of Ten Thousand Soldiers
Effected at Charleston.
Additional Particulars Of the Destruc-
tioD OF the Albemarle and the
Attack on Plymouth.
Destruction of Milton. Fla, and Cap
ture Of Part Of the Garrison.
-~-~>-~~---e-~~o>>~>,--
THE BREAD QUESTION IN RICHMOND.
-~~~-~~-~~-~~~~~~~-~~~-~
THE NEGRO CONSCRIPTION.
-~>~>~~~~>~~~>0>~~~~~~~~
Tho Rebel Army In Favor Of
Arming the Slaves.
Arguments OF the Citizens
Against 1t.
Necessity Of Discipline In the Rebel
Army,
&C., &C.. &c.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

W y.
General Hardee, commanding a. Charleston, has 70
ceved the following despatch from Brgadier Genera
Vim Miller
Captain Dickinson yesterday attacked : cavalry 'orc.
OF forty men, Ave miles from Magnolia, killing and
~ouDdDg half OF their force and capturing twenty three
men, including nine wounded, besides horses. equip
mems, sc.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
THE NEGRO CONSUMPTION.
Tho Rebel Army In Favor OF
Arming the Slaves
Arguments OF the Citizens
Against 1t.
Necessity Of Discipline In the Rebel
Army,
&C., &C., &c.
Oeneral vaaghan's Defeat IN East Ten.


DeAc0s In GoSS AS2s
sHB RRBELs LOSE FouR PIECES OF ARTILLERY.
From the Ly nchburs Republican, Nov
We have intelligence Of fight between forces
der General Vaughan and the Yankees in East Tennesss
b which troops worsted and compelled to fa
back The ngh' occurred on Friday last, a. Nor
shtsvc But very few particulars received BY the
1ss,en iass night, bu. Il stated ;hat Gsnerol
sAys Aunar.d i~ kiied wovnded md r.ssino.
Among our killed was cooIsI Lilly and Captain Gam.
mon. Colonel Simmerman reported 30 have been NOR.
taiy wounded, and ief in The hands Of the enemy
The eight was hand 10 cand one, and troops held
snsir ground ant forced back oy the cheer weight Of
Tue enemy have beea iarg..y reinforced 10 East Ten
ssesee and unless q corresponding Increase is made Ia
sur force The country VIII again Re overruB By them
yURrHga fABT:cULARs-Loss ROT 60 H1AvY AS
STATED
from tie Knoxville (Bristol) Regis,erl
The federais bad beeo reinforced by The Eighth Ohio
Eighth Tennessee InAny ssn, by Andy Johnson hold
Last Ten1esses until After the election.
Our loss win not reach more than one hundred and
0fty and ihaE killed. Colonel Rose. OF the
Bixty hrss TepLeseee missing, and Captain Mayo, o.
the Sixty second Tennessee, also. We hear Of several
wounded Captain Aien, severely, Atjutant Hawkins. Of
the Thirty nrs, wounded tie severely Lieutenant
Smith. Of the same reg men,, killed.
Coonels Lilard and Gillespie reported killed or miss.
me enemy are a. Bulls Gap, and It 10 cot believed
Chat they viii attempt further advance at present The
Yasksss evidently acting the defensive Knox.
vie bu, in doing this is important 10 hold 70 Bulls
Cap because orces being below this point endangers
their CON n anca,on with CUNT Cap Hence their
desperate sfor, ,o drive forces from Horr.s,own
sWhhe this e!sas.er greatly regretted we hear "
- blame sasnsd the chief officer Il &C nand, Gen.
VaughAe.
TIE SURPRISE ov GEN. vAuoHS YCLLY covrIaxrp.
ITrom the Richmond Exsmner, Nov
The reported defeat OF vscRho Easl Tsnc stse. is
ALEC confirmed By popular report ahough the govern.
mett says has no 5eypstcnes 10 tkst effect 10 the
Lyuchbarg papers 10 r.por.ed the, vauso3 ,ssy did
bose four pieces OF cannon The Yankees stated but
hts whoe lose OF men kilst wounded and m!ncy comes
undsr ,hrse hundred. The ,rair sssns 70 bs.e bsen
srrprse-a sudden csucea,ration o.! csvary By the
enemy ana cSufden.s per5sps. also negligence
e1r tids. The YANKEES are al Bulls Gap
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Rothschiid IN New York.

TFrou, the Liverpool Dolly Post. Sept. H.
Rothschila is in New YORK. by--deputy;; he
is everywhere, but nowhere visible. Where.
ever there is ministerial crisis, rebellion, An
;nsurrectioD, or a war, be is always nresent.-
During the French war, the Rothschi!ds we're,
though invisible, in every capital, IN every
banking house, in every camp, and every bat
rle. 6eld' They knew better than those engag,
ed in the conflict how things were, going On,
and how they were likely to end; and the the
British Government in 1915 received tardTly
the npws OF the vicsory at WATERLOO through
Mr., RulasctiI,s Tls did his own Iitse tus,'
ness first and then he delighted his Majesty
Ministry snxlousy waiting news over Their
wine and wa}nuts During the present war IN
America, the RothschiIds have been IN the
N,,rth auA in the SOUTH, IN New ork, host>n,
Rich nond, Wick burg, Mobile and Atlanta.
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China.

The Foreign papers record what is consider
ed the end Of the great rebellion IN oh'nas
which has lasted, With varying success 5or D7aEy
years Soc The 18th Of July last the troops o.
the Emperor Of China succeeded, amer sewers!
DAYS hard lighting, ia capturing INC osty O
Nankio. Tiien Wang; 1be rebel Emperor, kill
el himself lew days previously BY eating g ID
leaf, determined by suicide to avoid personal
capture. The botly vas found by the conquer
ing troops, lyingia the. position III which the
rebel had died The other leading rebel Jt 2hle1s
were taken, and QUE Of them, Chung W1ngs
has determined to write his life, i allowed to
live long enough for the purpose: Whether'
however, the death Of TEN Wang ana the
ca pture Of Nankin, really does END the re-
belIion," senains yet % te seem
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NEW DYING ESTABLaSHMENTe

NO. IA, SOUTH FAIRFA1 STREET, NEAR h1t'0'
WE. the undersigned beg leave TO inform
w our friends and the public in general
that we are now prepared to execute ali orders
left with US, in the very best manner ana with
out disappointment.
Gentlemen's wearing apparel cleansed or
Iadv's cloaSs cleansed or dyed; all kinds
Of straw goods dyed in fact everything
apperta ming 70 the dying business, cone il the
bese style. Observe address, No. Il, south
Fairfax street, near King
BERKLEY, O'FLAN AGA q HELEN
sen 3O-ln
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{ CITY, by the barrel, or ST retail, 22rs
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"; sre can be hsd Ls1nps, Chimnies, w" .,
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evssy netss Of Ca sna steSm Fixtures Chan
deliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, aiass
Globes, Paper Shades, &C., Of iii the new stEle'
and beautiful pat.sln e. prices TO please.
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
,romT,tlv attsntel to; ell work warranted.
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4 KS
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yu>HH BEST BLOOD PURIFY WING hg+.,l
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:isa1 fer OVER quarter Of & century IL Enrf
md fo7 the LAST 3 years, else, n his county
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caroa:c; diseases. \ one should dispair u .i~
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ness, mes"
sizes, &C.
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u A n e L S 4 A
sgERCH ANT e A L % L.

HAVING taken the stand formerly occu.
I'll pied by ". & A. Murray, No III n orth
trusted 20 him, and promises &, keep Up re
reputation OF his predecessors dec 9-~-sA
, 1864-04-30
Commercial Postscript.

FRIDAY EvEN1YG-l0F. y.
There was fair attendance on the second Board at
tie Sherman House th:s ereulnE. but ewing to the
cee1,nc in gold since tho forenoon, the leading mark
'e,s were dull and lower.
WHEAT WAS very dull and h@1c 1owcr-closing
n,et GALES vere: 1870 bu No. Spring IN 1toEe at
u%k; $500 bu do at $1.25; $50 bu No. Spring In
r. y at *l.24; 15eoc bu do Ut 312'Hs 1900 hu do
it $leS.
TO-. p,s dull and c;sl:r with sales Of Eo.2 Nc1
site, No.. New wasneslected and nominal.
OTIS were dull but without essential change
a,ss we're: 2xco bu MOL Oats at G7lc; 21@t0 bu do
~ tic.
Ii1onw1xrs we,o more active and 5@oe better th,n
III The close Of 'changc. This advance IL owing t. the
geLeial belief prevailing among operstorsthst the
sLatc will not psss the House Bill. taxing btocks on
n-au, aud owlog 10 the tnct that tho ndE1ccs frou
NV Yotk In the afternoon were more hvorabie-
sales barirg been ortcd there At $1ls. Sales tx
tr,e Sill; $50 do At .l1 sad 800 do at al
il the .tsroon; TO brls At sil%; 1,loo bris do Al
&1l5: 20 brls fcty> st Sl.16. clusng tsesaJ at 3
1.15H.
MESS PonK in demand and arm, With sales Of t,o3
brIe CITY Ut $c6.to-
T1xo7u1 SEED in good demand, with sales Of 10
| II, chnra at &1c5
, 1864-04-30

sorth Wiley. Finding themselves ovc.poyercd
the na,ty attempted to fall back, but tho rct{eat
wse cut Of hy IN lniantr. regiment wld:a ia!sned
between them end the camp It Rlus::o1d- OF the
sf1'y.our men thirty four cut their way ont, aud
afterwards reoecup cd the ground in the fnce Of
the enemy. Lieut.. Scovtl.e, commanding, was
wornned and taken prisoner. Seven Of the men
wSre shot aESs 5c.Ig espturei IS Is proved by the
sE0ay!te Of citizcEs who Witnessed ilu.r nlilct,
End also By the testimony Of sazac c! the Een b..
1orr thry died.
The following is a list Of the casualties: E:..cz:
John DoNns pri::.'s 20. 3: 31mc9 Me.te j. mi
rate c",.!: VIA. t:::or1, nn.st: c.. u: Ma =.
!:yr6!, t:S-:e y. J, sS!'c Nus ii..-:na:'F a'1-.
fe:te S:is1 l.: 1'es: ~ !, r" -. =;
-keE. III. Il. :uir Ct. .t3,sE95fA E'i'.:E,-. s::'
2Grna,c t;rarcs. aeta~clsa r1s1, T.: ~
s~rc..s::-. N,4E:c Er.ts,L:I, ftn- n WIS ssa9t
i'vi>c .i.>:::ch hsrs .:l:r:.e ): i Iarrsade1ed
sad k:..,;- Il, ':,;.n7t, ~. /. =: :: i .:
a:trl tc -, i: &C, ls A. ~ ;e;s:e.s .ye
J4tuef i. Ay.:c. 81. !, WI: $50 s.':'rl Dssi: ~
Butter. Il. =. A..a vs :. 1t:f. &C. w.. T.
!. .finur]s NJ ut.L.'.
r., @:i;oH,r*::a 1T o:the nj; mi.S'5f; IT,: H1-.:e
Se1@sat:1 CO. l.: Jsiuts ". Stalkey, Corporal Co
H Norris Il. Mile, co. 4; Nathan G. TsltI, CO.
A; Edwin 81. Elliott, co. =; EEancls II. Chase. Co
G; David Shoemaker, CO. D: Vim. Snyder, CO. D;
Caster z. Beet, ca. E; YIN. Gunecr, co. E; Henry
EI.;cr, co. r: -.2l..,n ,.omer, co. G Alex Bay
si1Ecs. u. g; I:,j. r: Noe, CO. q; Mahiea D
Ecker, to. II Nm. Il. ReTuoiIs. co. +: W. P. u:
Carths. en. !; Es=slus 2: Hsr.2stv:!. 60. X -1as
Il. Merritt, co. II: rr. :. !: .-s Feyiile, CO. K
, 1864-04-30
CH1CAGO, SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1854.

remark heretofore made by F. P. Blair, to- the e.
feet that Secretary Chase il making use OF tncoms
from abandoned plantations, TO carry cut me pro
rrsMme Of the Pomeroy secret circular aud WAS
Feainat the Administration that gave him the place;
:kkt nobody believes he has retired as candidate
bEt is Working underground and Is nsin: IL:
twn political schemes, thus running thu
Pome1oy machine. The preamble further qEose:
frcr tie New York Ho5As and the Constitutional
rxion, which papers haEe contained articles char
Inc frauds On the NATIONAL currency &C., am sa;s
tubttsrce OF there articles, therefore:
=. Eestlced, That committee Of hye be appointed
~kr tic Speaker Of the House to investigate the
.gr:a Ct the allegations above quoted, and o. any
.ti:er allegations affecting the integrity OF the
*1reasury Department, mud that they hayeroTer to
III Mr. Z 1NcoS1, oi oil r.. objeeted to the introauc.
ION Of the resolution, and therefore 1t could not
EVENING SESSION.
H!r- STEVENS, Ct I,1., offered q substitute 70.
he bill to provide iUr Efc15t!cll Government
;5r States oyerth1own Of subvcrted by rcb:lI'ca,
unjust war, have no right to claim exemption from
he extreme penalties of war; that none Of "
Stntes which have seeded with tho consent Of 4
tn.torftY of their citizens be tolerated and con
81 ilercd Al within tie Union 50 as 70 bS
tlowed Representative n Congress, or take par
:Hcipatc IN our amendments to the Constitution
Saud when amendments thereto IRE proposed, theJ
Z tan Ee adopted bJ a vOte Of the n0n-eeeed4f
!; States; that whenever ths Federal forces conquer
Sttc sccedD States, they shall be regarded - SEP
ante territories, std he represented IN the Hoas
= 4 long debate ensued. and At IL o'clock the Hous
F9Al!uurntl.
, 1864-04-30

News from Brownsville, Texas, Is to the 10th
inst. Msjor General Heron had entirely recovered
from hfs recent Severe Illness. General Benton
had arrived st Brownsville and would be assigned
TO FdntY by General Heron in his command.
Nv the arrival at New Orleans Of the steamer
Universe from Aexandria, tho 18th, the 1f0sss
learns TINT guerillas and rebel cavalry hsd made
their appearance between Alexandra and Graud
Ecotc. Above Grand Ecore there had bcc2 e.zir-
so,;,c zS~,rsed battle is impending There was
tlso a rra;or 1T Alexandra in regard to Genesn
s.ca.@'s q 1iv:! at Shreveport
Havana yr:+-s 10 the 18th, received by .l"t'r.. :.
siasanfas, b:jr6s tae following to Now or.sa-:;'
IA ,r,y. st ,,.sriet frog, Msta,,oras b. ;cssel
which left ou the oath o: March, had reported that
Monterey lal ;cen usgued by V1dau1zi. Init ne
know nov thet ee cytcuated instead Of burning
II. IT.. Port Of PIcdras SeGras Is declared ont OF
.l.t Use o. constitutional order, and all tnsies paid
ti,t1c to the reoel Gen. Vidaurri wonid be no par
n,rt to t.. National Treasury, nor czemn: o;as
from their rsns1 contributions.
TIC new. ;rom ST. Domingo is later nd :,c:e u
| 1>res,ing Gc1. Lcsaudara had arrived At j.. -
.r5.,,.o and arsumed the capt.1n Generally. On
Ike :.7th CT March battle took 1aace At 's:rrta
l' IT, On tic north side Of the island. The eue:nj
urlsel nit their lcrccs ar1 attneked fort on t3e
si:e Of m Tia church, with great spirit aud
! determination but were ropu1scl By troops
behind entstnchmente, after aveIl sassalned ~:
| face to face, which continued three hours: The
Spanish troops were commanded b: rri.adier Gen
Palanca, and lost three killed, twenty five wound
cd, and three received coiAp=ions. Tho reb,ls lei
2O0 dead on the field. ThcSpanissds seem to NEE
with SUCCESS so far as they make efforts for IT, bu
| the vo1k sccms to be lel5ure]5 done up.
/ frnYn hn1nfnr rrsrff .Irh.cz lln1na tn.
Union. Cortinas caused a man who had been guilt!
ofdoublc murder to be hung within IS hours alter th
net had been committed, which Was highly laudet
Us m act Of aup1eme juatiee. Cortinas was abou
10 send five hundred men against Monterey, tw'
hundred more men wcra to 80 from Victoria +
Lionares, the infantry under Col. Pedro j. Mendcz
New ORLEANS. April aad.-Henry J. Fa1nan
private Company G, 4th wisconsin cavalry, wen
into the House Of Margaret Kelley, % Bari
street, and there fell suddenly dead. The matte
is to be Investigated by the authorities.
, 1864-04-30

1uttcrfn. o.. OF tho First t1lEnesota.

Ispecia Dispatch to the Chicago TrlAnnel
ST. PAr1, .rri! =, 1864.
The historical FI.ft Htunessta regiment e-ss';r:s
,o~mo1row. 4te Scer".c.y OF Vsr Lss oraets'i :.
,c7 RI ard 1acn who did not &c cn:ist 10 be mister
cd out tomorrow. Only about enough for tive conf
nauies have re-enhstcd, aad the GovefnoE will
commission new officer. for them, and they viii be
lcut Immediately to Washington. More would
Lave re-enlietcd but for the unpopularity o. some
ct the oflecrs. Gov. RamecT IVES IN Washington
when Sumter was fred upon. and rendered the
PRESIDENT the first regiment oered in response IL
which tender this regiment was raised. Governor
vile. and Gen. SfG:cy reviewed the :c7!1'nsnt n
Fo,t Smelling this afternoon. = 1ar5e toncosFsc O
.,izeus and soldiers and other rzsa1zatioas "es1
present. ... ~,
,.,.o.s If The land grant 10 Lake snpssior.
, 1864-04-30


ESptcIal Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.1
ST.. LOUIS April =, ls5a.
IopAcco-Common leaf and lugs were not 50 1rm-
Sales comprise 81 green lugs as 3easds 40 iac-
torr do at sesc7eo; 2sdo planters do at
t9 do common leaf 1T $l290@1o.10 IL do medium do
At s165ets:o.so: 40 do medium manufacturing do at
50 Gt&sc7Is; I do fne at &15f.
F1sra-eales 1C0 brls choice Xxx at 500 2ao DO
extra At $7.0u; lco bt's choice super at $S.75.
GnA,N-Wteat-satcs comprise 2os aks extra choice
1t SIS 2f5 do prime at f1.esot6i; 1o7 do common
At {1a3 Corn Inactive. Sales 1910 axis white and yel-
low at {t9: 1os9 do mixed at s11o. Oats lower Salei
I'll eacAs At seHc 24o do Ia lots c. R5e and bar:
leysales Of 81 sis RE at SIs 1o do 1t Sl30 Il do
barley At $40; ~ do 1t Sis
wH1skY-11eavy. Sales Of 200 brls before Change
Mt $780, During Change 50 Go ut $i.1a; !co do at
sl.1e.
dt,s at l7Hc.
GaoOxRtEs-Alarket firm with coffee st 4s3i0c. HI
gar sc@c.c. Molasses Il Los, second hand.
, 1864-04-30
FROM MADISON.
military MatterN-The Quota OF the
EfEkcs

,spccia, Dispatch to The Ch!raRo Tr'Hune.1
NAolsox, April ., 1874.
The 18TH regiment Q: W:feansln :ufan:rE 'ols,-
tce.r. urnlbe7irg bhort scvtu nundrcd men, leaTe
here for the army Of the Cumberland to.aor.1s7,
:, IN O'Clock 1, NJ. Previous 10 1aeir departure,
;hey Will be prcecated with magnificent Sat'o12
.,d State faet. BY acting Gosc.noE sposnef.
Hon. S. D. Haetiucs. State T7cas'lrcr. arrived
home to-day, ha~ing been abfcnt st "asalasten
sur several week.
Coz. lcv!s ia expected home t::e Gsss Q! aeSs
veeE. lie Ass succeeded IN 32;lns asis men
.ct,te; 10 Tx >tate, enlisted and 1aastefi o:iosa
,suu.ty lit, 1s6i who I'D ~. otea credited prior
,1,at t,,te. The n.abcr p.4l to &c raised to Ill
10 onota Of Wisconsin, iuc3ulny the enii.tuents
of Mi veterans end recruits, up to april so!h. r
, 1864-04-30
Milwaukee Market.
[SpecIa1 Dispatch to the Chicago Trihuna-l

FLprx-Markct dull and heavy.
GRA1g-Recep:s OF wheat 2s.oSo bu. Market
us schhuged. Sales in the morning 1o,A0 bu
no. l Epring, summer receipts, at 31.2791.13.
Sales en- Change $1,000 bu No. l, Spring and Winter
receipts, At s1sa12iK: so do. Summer receipts. At
q 81 Market at Newha1l House this evening" qulet'
without decided change Sales 60 o0 bu No epEinE
and Winter receipts, At $l.e3@l.2h. Cos1ng fEm at
rte inside nguses. Oats-Nazket dzooping- Sales
500 bu No. inter receipts, 1t 65Hc; $500 bn Re
]tctea do At toHc. Corn-Market advancing. Eales
80 bu new shelled 1t Csc. Rye-Harket frn- Sales
50 bn Ia store II Sl.15. 10 brls re flour 1t s5s5
3}Arler-Mhtkft upcbAp9eA.
, 1864-04-30

WASHINGTON. April g. On the final vote On the
passage Of tie sa1 bill, the following are the only
ems. Brooks, Chandler, Coz, .Dswson, Dennson.
FACE. FIX, Harrington, Aer7ick, johnson of r.
joinson d 0hie ia~; hchlond s3 MsgoFy, Marry,
ai.tnn' Per1y, Roee, Stiles. strouse, stewart,
TItr9 %a1d' tic Two Whites Of Ohio. and Fernando
Wosu. Tot.i s., IN House Of 1s3 members.
, 1864-04-30

BUEMI0 MIHfRCt@ApT11 ~us
FInEK-dul!. stock lfGhs. ., e.s..
EHtiE-Whcnt dull, safes Of No Chicago SpfnE
brin at 10; Amber Wlpser a. $t.sS8l5.: mlate9
VIZ Wrsrrn At $50: White Winter at $l..1Sal.s1
MilwnuEec No lspstns was offered At s1io this ere ere
ding without hida Corr q e11s Tor oo On spo'' ne"
WM,s9EY-aerli1 ebl4c, closing e noon At si1o.
and adyancFE ills afternoon to $1.13, closing urn,
KEcEtp4sFcur Is 58 bbls; Wheat Isl oto bu: oats
Tesat FRH1Gu7s tu1l. Wheat to New York 2oc ;
AlbanT 1ti7, shippers toldlng OF for lower ptcas.
, 1864-04-30

New York stock nud Money Market
NEW YoRK, April q, 1885,.
hoxEv-Qnlet and fteady at b97.
ste1Iinc eScharge dull aud lower at 195@19s in cur
Cold lower, opening st f9;;s and closing quiet ut
1eH, v xc, u.. a. ..t1a
rlK: 80 .reosuty notes, October aud April, IL.
, 1864-04-30

Con:reAs-E Gen. k5urEk5ds;s t.cTot-A
oneTs-Thc Eoso1nnc Army-A C1ao OF