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T1aE PURSUIT.


l@CtE1stuic AVG N. !. Herald, 9th
One Of the most remarkable captures that
has been made during the war occurred this
morning The LIST brigade OF Crooks dtYi-
sion went out on the advance towards Burkes
vile, or Butke's Station, and, singular as it
may appear on paper, captured one thousand
plisoneis, five magnificent Armstrong guns
and caissons;S Ssl1 battle flags, three hundred
wagons loaded with provisions and rebel
money, as well as ammunition, without firing
shot, and with the loss of only three men,
The wagons were burned, the prisoners and
negroes mounted on the mules, and in pro-
eees'on, resembling the "rag-tag and bob
tai,' came In to Gen. Sharidan's headquar-
teIs with the flags and rags Haunting in the
breeze. As the procession came in from the
left, general excitementWas. kicked up,.
some 50 supposlng that the enemy was advanc-
ing upon US hy the main road. Information
Was brought down to headquarters Of The
army and corps, and Gems. Sheridan and Mer-
rift, with their staffs, advanced ont on the
road; but 1t had already been reported that
1t was long line of prisoners coming in
SO as the procession advanced along ouc lines,
lhe n.o 1oad a. Mas crowded with soldiers eager to
catch s1sht of the grotesque spectacle. Ger
tainly more lndicroas set never could be
found anywhere else. First came the a1-
vance, beaItng the rebel rags they call hags;
Ihen the artillery and calssons, the boxes
mounted BY f1l-clad wretches, AID each nlu'e
oy tankee and rebel alternately. Nt1t
came the sorriest, poorest and g'a{est lot Of
mules IT. was ever my misfortune to witnessp
mounted hy as sorry. wo-bcgone and cadav-
erons looking set of Wretches {both white
and tlack) as 1t Is possible for the face of hu-
manfty to assume. Several Of the negroes
we're newly uniformed, and were as jolly as
post-bnys at their escape. from soldering for
their oppIesscrs- The negroes we're happy;
but such negroes never saw before. Could
tLIs same column move up broadway as 1t
, 1865-04-13

The Copperheads are pretending to be re-
joicca over the recent great successes Of our
troops, and some Of them have the ha.di.
hood to say that they always expected that
the rebellion would be put down by force Of
arms Here is low much they expected 1t as
declared By their National Convention:
That thls Convention docs explicitly declare.
as ths sense Of the American people, AFTER
FOUR YEARS OF FAILURE lJ RES rOHE
THE UNION BY TIE EXPERIMENT. or
MAR, y! 1,,. inst.ee, humanity, !berty aaa
" "'0aeJor efssdtion Of Qfhost.lQs<s," etc.
And we also remembe1>thts:
Hsolefd, That W. belieye the Jarkher prose-
taon of The pres.nt tcar rannot result in The re-
toFdtion Of tie Unfon and The f,ressrnasion offhe
LoHsfthHtton. az our fathers made IT, upless the
drawn" ~ "'@@/
Again, on the 17,h Of june, 1863, the Cop
perhead Convention Of Illinois resolved "A
follows:
.:Rttoirtd, That ,oe are opposed to The fursh<,
crfHstfe pF0seeuft0n or The M6r. az ktndin7 Ia
eubcxrf fhe Constitution and the GDreru1arW. and
enfa'ffng upon this nation I'LL tie cisastrous con-
sequence Of misrule and anarchy"
"A1l Of which is respectfully submitted to
those of our Democratic friends who are now
rejoicing at the recent glorious victories. md
oyef the fiattcring prospects ahead ,,
, 1865-04-13
Hum buEss
RACINE, April 10, 1865,

rst.o.. .r4;.n hAc'Az' april H. 1sd5.
1s.'o.. S:-s sn..aso .a'a s',' !Iepne:
o'c LIE oeVl MS que, Is IN old Christian
precept, one which cTery white man should
feel himself bound to respect, while at the
same lime he sbou1d feel II ona,,r incnmhont :
W., 1,,,neo,f =, =, -1,,,..sI. ~ :. ~.
upon A, ~ ~ ~" "aa'ser Aes N ms
power, 10 pfefent 1ls majesty from receiving
more tban bis due, =" Of which there is much
creater danger than that be viii ever b. d.
NV, 4 tbaIeof Tha hn,a.oao ..s ~ w.
r.sN 1 ~ ~ n.nueue ~ peloaps
tnousanoe VINO nave visited Dr. j. 4. Newton
during his stay in Chicago, do themselves and
the con mun1ty at Mree great Injustice. by not
,,nhlishfnp and exnosfno the ;rnnosi,for .rh;ch
ks hoa -, sc+,sed rr.on {he1, 0-1 y 1''s'A
~ ps..a-a 49, - eFas - r..-' ,. >,
PERSONS VINO her from disease, NC oil
know, WILL, Try" everything and anything
which Is advertised as cure in the hope Of
ueatpiug their hcalth-and it Ia no wise snr.
pn5 sar e read;nr tha un h,retau;u Iom lit
mcnts and crenla1s Of tha e,d ure sanat;e
and seeing no ccntradicfs Of ihe v.1 miraaas'
he bss ths Imnndence 10 I'll tha ane nann laeles,
pe.o1meshcpd loci to M see 'ii bim peupe and na1 nc
haa @ ands sd npon of 1s pjyss H.
nrIce y ,nt xbem ~ ~. m1nei thi ano WilnoaI
~ ,,1oo,arrTa sn ~ ~ tntfe, yo1 Will nnd
iadyp ns6cr sfande ~ tha daa as 1onoWs:
80 - tue oo1, auo as you en-
ln ~ - ~ ~ ~ sou Eenuemen sitting at
"a Tou " 80. ~ Upste slue o. me Ioom Who
doctor il in an aiaon;ua 1, e1 eonG, ~. a., tne
, 1865-04-13

[speclAl Correspondence Chicago Tribunal
OTTAWA, April II, 1866.
Below hand you the opinion of the Cour
In overriding the motion to dismiss the wri
Of error In the case Of James Il. Rees rs. Tht
City OF Chicago:
Pr Cmriam.-This Is motion to dismiss
the writ Of error, on the ground that there II
no Judgment In the Court below, which thit
Court could decide to reverse. The action
was eiectment, and afterthe case Was brought
to this Cou.t, and pending this writ of error.
the costs have been paid ID the Court below,
unqeL @ me statute, and the Judgment vacated.
ihis moaGn Is made upon that state OF
facts, ard certified copy OF the record Of tbs
Court below is produced.
1t was decided in 18th I'll. Rep, that
the year within which d Judgment may be sat
aside, on the payment OF costs, begins to run
fom the time Of Its rendition in the Court
below, and not from the time Of its affirm
ancc In this Court; that the time during
1lleh the appea! Is pending in this Court can
not be taken ont OF the year.
!, Inc consequences of sustaining this mo-
titn, u Connection with that decision, would
oe that. practically, parties would ha.dIy
venture 10 bring Their cases to this court,
until they Ind exhausted all the trials in the
court tnlow, TO which they we're entitled ua-
des The ejectment statute inasmuch as they
would be In danger Of losing their right to /
new trial if they cid not pay up the Goals
#nhin year, and II this motion we're enter
tained such would be its effect.
we arc not disposed TO give such con-
slfaction to the statute as would involve
Such q consequence. The question now
comes before tte court for tie first time,
1he practice has always been, so far rs auy
Of tbt Judges now on this bench are aware.
to take juriedictlon, and keep Jurisdiction Of
their judgements is in ejectmrnt. notwiths,aud.
ing judgement may be vacated after writ
OF Tor has been sued out on The indrcmfnt
vacated. Although there would seenf to be
m anomaly in 1t, Jet We are inclined not TO
allow any motion to be made Of this charac-
ter.
, 1865-04-13
An ArtAtocrat Of the Old Dominion.
lFrom The PhlladelphIa Press nth

A report In the ". r Td6une Inform. us
that, ON Friday last, an atair occurred In
Richmond which demands frum Us q few
words Of ofcomment. It appears that our col
cred correspondent was quletty seated In the
Speakers chair Of the repcl H1use of Repre-.
sentatiyes Writing-to us. One Of the lately
subdned rebels, In all probability thorough
Southern arlstocrat. discovered him thus en-
gagged: His Ire was Immediately kindlcd, aud
he ordered him, in coarse language, to leave
bis seat. As our correspondent did not
choose TO hear this intemperate command,
this Individual laid hold Of him, and attempt
cd to drug him out, when he WAS Immediate
II knock. d down. Ltaplng to h1s feet, be
demanded from an officer Who wa. standing
near his sword, "to cut" as he elegantly Al.
press 1t, 1.-THE d-d niyger's heart ont"
The officer declined, not having two swords
to enable him to equalize matters, but Of.
fered Ito sce fall. play II they wished to 6sht
it out" expressing The opinion, as wall Us
wish that be would get worse thrashed than
Lee The other day Upon hearing the ill.,
c1al offer the innsciblc rebel skulked away
aud left our correspondent to close his lettt.r.
, 1865-04-13

There was ! fair attendance on Change to-day,
and the general produce markets ruled active,
but the demand was chiefly By short sellers, who
were buying freely to gu their contracts. To.
wards the close there was less inquiry, aud the
MARKETS were easier.
The Provfsion market wzs. dull- Ness Pork
Was In far demand at s25.5Q, and we note sales Of
6I8 brls at thar price. Prime Mess Pork was in
but limited request, and tho market YRS heavy
and dull with free sellers OF good city brands at
$e450. Only leo bfls Milwaukee packed were
.old ut $24'00. Bulk shoulders were in active de-
mand and firm, with buyers at III, and sellers at
,13c. Lard was almost neglected. the only sale re-
ported being lot Of ST brls prime s'eaIa Leaf ut
l6}c,
Hiehwiues we're In limited demaud and tho
market ruled dull and heavy, With Light sales at
$2o44@2o5.
There was more active inquiry for Flour to-
day, Particularly Spring Extras, and The market
ruled fru+ but not qnotaoly. higher. We note
fales Of ,2s5 brls at s80o06.l2l for good Extras
and x52o for low grade. Included In the<aboVe
ate 900 barrels choice extra on terms, which
have not trnnspieeo,
~ ineee was Ve{y little change to note In the
=, ~ M9eat a market since yesterday. It opened at
-. - .of NO. Spring, but subsequently fell back
$3.50 sans NJ winch 1t closed quiet About LAG, geo
.osa ~: Goangeo handa at sl,096lt ,09x for MOI.
~ 1of No. epf ng and 60c for Befecfed Sprfne'
!. ue Mas1e1 tof Com opened f,rrn at The extreme
prices OF yesterday, but towa,as ~ ~ Aue ..a
was less vitality In the ,na-S 'as c4ose easls
oask SC on Rejected and 1c On NJ anu prlees iS aoa
, 1865-04-13
DEBT AND CREDIT.

There is cre.t 1oo,.n.., snd o.a ,,,..a
7n ,hs m.nns@ :, .senses sS;e, nnu one-s1oeones
=. ~. tl' 'teunef ma MN ~ "mcn man5 persons resara
aeo': ueo. Is ne1a 10 DC an evil unallosed
ana 1nofputa6iy. Yet these stme p.rson.
will readily acknowledge that credit il the
rery lever Of trade, the moving powe. 81 com.
merce, blessing unalloyed and indisputably,
In short, it is ~ clear to them that credit is
blessing as that debt is an evil, Yet debt and
crtdn are but opposite side, OF the name ,c.
count what il one man. debt must h- sn-
, 1865-04-13
Death of Hon. James +. Hale.
From the Phitadelph{a PreaR. 10Th

PcnnsylSania hos lost valued citizen bY
the death OF the Hon. James T. Hale, who
expired at his home In Bellefonte. on Friday.
after brief nttack Of typhoid fever, judge
Hale was native Of Bradford county, in this
State, and was born In the year 1910. He
was admitted to the bar at tho age of TWEEN
ty-tWo, and practiced. his profession with
great ability till 1851, when he was appointed
PRESIDENT Judge Of the Twentieth Judicial
district Of Penhsylyania. His conduct On the
bench was warmly marked by justice and
integrity. and his ftllow-citlzeus exhibited
their confidence in, and esteem for hun, By
choosing him IS their representative In the
National Congress for three successive terms.
During bis entire Congressional career be
was member, and In his last term ch 1irnan,
OF the Committee On Claims. post In which
Ills ieCa1 ability and his unswerVing integrity
made him invaluable.
, 1865-04-13

FuRIHER FROM LAxH HrRoN.-LstF lnte'1tzeneo
o. LAKE Auro1 gives ns the Ing regarding The
moStmt NJ trs ice In fhst direction. ii IT,. ,lnt
Ses{eSnpast o1t neins ;see from the shora il s lis
n ~ 1en On into tae ake BY sstung cast rtY
cqms u !: ysry aat'son,be q whether steam ali
tso Gso Risn gay The weather II that lattad hss
contiRFed cor cold. akttb recent nil weather s.eml
rot 70 hare Produced anT noticeable eecr On The tc
foAf bCnW1LE uAkBoR--A letter tom This point
!ms q th.t This At psesent scces ibis
lof FesSAtt F1ux t. fhe formation of bar esf the
tnt ancs Tn!eh hss been created the present sornE
o. vfieh thu y bur 1ons feet OF w.tsr Il is orob
b!S thAt steps vii be taken lmmet,ate3 to have shis
cht'ructiol 1en2ved and 'h erba!ras'me:'s to this
prominent sh1t flng point avoide. ss heret,flre it
Fre The bIlx Bay lry, |, Ing 1t tns hsoye port, il
stakf VII. asi ToH lhcrc to-day With cAlsn OF
ava 70 lead outside the haEhol ~ hse T. anu un;ii
isch t'mts As the snnrl is sd.-DelroH Fra
, 1865-04-13

4 Rebel Financial scheme.

Nothing illustrated the ruinous condition
Of the Confederacy prior to the loss Of Rich
mond, Petersburg, and Lees army, more
than the various financial schemes proposed
in the South for prolonging the wa. Tie
latest nonsense Of this sort is proposition
hy Southern woman, who calls herself
'.Deilah, and says she Is q nice: Of James
Madison, to her sisters in the South, That
they shall load blockade runner zoih Aeir
oscn hair, and cndcavor to run the cargo
through tue Yankee blockRdefs to Europe,
where she is assured that b-aids Of hair, in
1,' ge or small quantities, In consideration Of
lhe peculiar circumstances of the case. would
or,g orr;,ng enough to cary on the war intermin-
ao.y. This silly minded creature says:
O. e. e. II q coniederscy* some head. naye one
vii ssesare .aIS; s Or ,oal e1aas q haita,y they
n naSS ereds, wcrth in Erropr len doiars aseh
aa:, sagss ieE', s, H;ons u eed snd ia
, 1865-04-13
CHICAGO DRY GOODS ,IARKEr,

WEDNESDAY EVEE11a, Apsil II, 1855.
The DRY Goots nl.raet IL again lower, and prices
approaching assimilation to tho Value OF cot
ton. Trade u active. but The gh:usss Of tn stocEs
now On land In the city, greatly cust41z tbs voiume
Of bnsintss. PEiLts ho. their remarkably well
and the best sty;et 'mmaud full psces Brown sh.e,.
tngs are sgalu sower-nbout9e pr yud. Standards
art almost entirely out u market aud We efore
omts qaotatt-ps for tntm. Blr.chrd goods are ID e
lower. Eentms arc 29sc lowsr. Striped shIrtincs
have decllned 1A2c. Ticks ara lower. Corset Jeans
have given way 1@2c. Canton FIanneIs ave declined
SC. Ia Eorat1 sc lower, Carpets are active st
decline of about 1Gc.
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RUFUS sttATCli,
{FoRAERLy uATCH l. uEaHEg.1
BROKER,


no. s. Exchange Place. New Ycrk
Government S:cusl,ie1 STOCK and 6o,d. Bought are
Sold Exclusively on Commission
KEYkRKNC1s:
Messrs. Solomon sinrxes Sons, Ch{csxc, III.
n Ae3s11; hlnsk'ey Hsnd,. Chicago, IL
l. 7. Munn, t1Q Chicago, IL
g. A. RGEers, Aka.. Chicago. III.
Mc:sfs. Bou1d, Bailey 4 Co., EewyoIk City.
Me>sr. Mcn IN, Bros. I 70, New York City.
@ y. @i:rs. 3; =. Tacke. CO: Eew Yo:k ElsI.
=. H. Baxter, Esq.. Ruslacr. "
Ae1.Is- Lath1op. smith 4 Co, Mwego, E.Y.
C.Duiadt. Eso. Preatde2t Rock Alhnd Railroad Co.
, 1865-04-13
DR.. TEBBE1Ts'
PHI 4 SIOLOEICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR,

60 popular Is tffs new article 10 the E. stern &tx:R
that In talItee1 Gays Of TIE ptesert onth. AarrA
esa hotties were sold In Boston. It II not DJo N
VIII RESTORE Gray Halr to its original colof. n
pfeTPnts tie Hair fca falling OF. 1t proraotea \
Lu2u11ant Growth Of New Hair. It cr1eR Ill iteatn1
~ NsuralRt2 Of tbs Scalp. EVERY BOTTLE 81
WARRANTED.
NAxcuxsEKH, June 18th, isse.
Dr. 17HHxzKs- sis: iee1 ver3 much u1eaaet 1.++,,
the effect Jtur Ear Resene.ator has haa m NJ hs.
When began to ne It, abs ut two month, ~. -
head Was ent ely sald except little Oh rha
Ana now u III covered with heaut1tn, 1-n-+r -
me goasy nAtr mora than two inches lour. T. ~.
osen t#en5'aTs Jcats a1nce nnY hatr fa11 ~ .~AT
aAse tsled nest OF the different preparation
coen otou9ot oe!ore the public without racstv4n- -
oeuenI teal truly thankful 10. tha bAntnt yh.-
tsce''eos and ean recommend II TO nil A ham. -
o@ tp1eFafauon s7eR brought before tho public,
hra- URLAd H FO6&
n8sxs' I1n8xz13 B1or81RS:-My hair hss nena
vezs gray Tor more than ten yeaz. turing which tza
nave oeeo constantly 1:tnz tho different p.ene,n.
aoha iof the hat- - soo1 u tnay usdo thc. apnssy.
nee, oue ~1taG.t aQ7 benefit whatever. IL u non
sSo months a1nce began to usa yours, and ss ~
present dma Ely hair Is almost . pt,ftct hlzck. CM
natural coleT] and ~ SOFT Ard oasy when boz,
thak ycu- preparation Will BOOB be c.ed to tho a.
cluston Of all others. EzNKT BENNETT.
Bos1ox, March ist, laR.
- TXn8ETTB B1orHK7s-6eu+s: The PhJsiotuRtea1
Hair II selling better than Rny o.hef af1
oaEaslon and giving most unbonnted satlsEActton.
~ Price Per bottle II.
sM1TH 4 DwYEss g aad p Lake street, wao,r..h.
rh?4c+'G Tt 1tu
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Mhifa4q Mr1hntaes
THURSDAY, APRIL l3. 7S5


'--------
HON. EDWIN M. STANTON.
II 70 reported Tor ths ninety-nin.h t;mt
toat Secretary Stanton Is about to 1esson
we haze never credited the report hefe,o
we believe 1t to be correct nov.
ave hare known for 1onr tIrna that II was
the purpose OF the Serne4arv or ~. =. ,.
down his arms lust aft~r ~ ~sh.,s sho.1a ;. .
down tbr,re H. s..~.1",- @ r.,., ous. . ny
s1cot,v ,-n,..,.as o-a1toa neatta nas oeen
the ,.st es.t ~ ~ Asea7''o 1ao.f ourans
visft - T.s..',ua .ym s.ats. uu'lng his
f.il * ;nno 04 4us1- Ats"-oos" IN INC
~h;o,, n...1s w wv sesefe| cold
9ro-n .r,,s,, ~ ~ ,.e ns.n. csssns cough,
+sm,,ar..- ,a,;,F au e W.. @.uee oo1a'neo even
osoessa ~. p.sss. osn' ofants army
~, aSa.a:s.s ~ a oao seat slnce, MT. stan
5ha ~ tor,~.t t1"on sua' taat would be
~,.:n;.1 au4et h1conond, aud that
H.. - 1'.un4ono ~ 'eA ne should have rest from
wv 4aoote ~ secretary OF War. Hence
- - aktcs u pfopaolntS' att aching to
.N ""In We puonshed yesterday
t1s.o osfee u PROBABILITY which has
ouseo ~ Aone OF 1ne sema-mon'hly can
Hopseaeeo " tho New 1ofk World and
W @a,e eame import.
~"1eMs9 M1. Stanton shall remain secre-
*a1y o. Taf ahder the peace '-estab bllshment,
of tenre 70 the blessed abode. las it must
appear 10 any one who has been 90 over
"o.Aeu ~ ae, o1 private lie, he has earned
1.a "nt surely receive The lasting gratitude
" Ms aeno" eountr5men' Probably no one
n4s cDuuIeo 80 much unmer1ted obloq1y as
.a"ssn' 1or "acn our armies were defeated,
tIe o'*,ns .,." "as tu'o"u r1 smehs upon MN, and
"AoA @AIS ne1E Fac%o14olss Inc credit Was
, 1865-04-13

Here the gold market Wasi less active and Ton
| s1derably weaker than yesterday. The s'coroer'
which has existed for severn, days past hss beer
completely broken tanu cash gold sold at tA5sa
147-c1o.iDg at the inside quotations. ThIa has
been accomplished by the action Of several bro
kcrs who sold shorta few days since IL this mar
kct at 149015o, and bought the gold In New York
nj s1as3 3D14e3, and ordered the gold shipped to
this cttS-thns reaHzlns a handsome profit On
tho street the market WIS steady at the opening
At 1{G and closed at is. EIlrer was dull and nom
Ral 1t 13c@135
Government Bonds wcre in good Request aud
dru. On tho Stock Board Five -Twenties were
sold at os}@1c8, and seyen-Thirties at 993. We
quote: *
Ten:FoTties Qsf g sI9 Il
Owing to The stoppase osbounties by the Board
Of Supervisors, Cook County Scrip was arme.,
and there YVES good demand at, e9@9o-c1osing
with IN upward tndency.
Preston, Willard d Kean, bankers and arenty
for the 7-ao lotn. II Clark street, quote govern.
nentsecurities:
2. O. y ,ss1.... ..... 1osS1ss4 16sIa1Sgs M 51g;
y. s. Gsn.. .............. 1os 1sl1l09 /,
g. :: :: + 7esdsibsais;; si md deal 50 o. st
:, es'} : !! n: ;;;;,;::;:::;:;::;... atosdIs.
y. D. foos lto o1Aeebtoas!''.' par.
tire demand for 7-3s to-day, both by subscftpt1on
and immediate delivery.
"A oispatca from secretary Stanton to the
President Of the Cincinnati Chamber of Com.
merce, etatcs that the Secretary Of the Treasury
is paying to government contractors seven.th1rty
bonds. 1t Ia understood, however, that they a,e
not to throw them Oh the mark-t.
in Clerelsnd the money market ia very close.
and the bankers are lending as fparngly as possi.
bic. Esstern exchunge Il quoted 1t i@t discount
to par.
In cipcipnati exchsnse on New York was
firm At 759m prem. buying and 1-1upasen. selling.
The money market semaine close and stringent. :
in Philadelphia money Is cay at per cent on
call. Discounts, 8@12 per cent
in Louisville the money market 10 stringent.
, 1865-04-13

eastern e1c11nFe Was scarce at par buying aud t
ct prem. Bei1iug.
par buying and prem. selling, Money sull
scarce.
in st. Louis, Eastern exchange Is ec.rce ard
firm at 1-1o prem. buying. and Is prem. selling.
-Iu New York, money Is easy at per cent On
call, with business at SGT per cent. Commerc,al
paper Is more readily sold when In ht2h credit.
but second grade is not wanted.
The n. 7. II ibtaee Of Monday eays: "tRu-
NOR Is busy In spreading report tn t tns Ire .s-
ury 10 about to draw upon the National Banks for
a larRo sum, placed at SCI, ,0e0,0 ,000:'''
Il The European steamers are stesdily bringing
Intelligence Of failures on the other side In con-
sequence Of cotton speculahoos. The fall Of
Richmond vii! csuse stll lover prices in tho LIZ
erpool market, and when the supply IN the South
really begins to End its way out further decline
must take p ace. The losses On cotton have seen
enormous, aud a bnle Is now only worth about
<20o which ten months ago was selling a, s8 10 to
$500.
The Detroit Board of Trade has Issued a cir.
cu1ar to all eiuil4r bodies in the loysl States and
The British Provinces, asking the appo' 'ntmBnt OF
delegates to attend convention to be held during
the approaching GUNNER, 4{ tho consideration OF
the following subjects. viz = Commerce, Finan-
cee, Communications Of Transit from the Vest to
toe seahoard, Reciprocal Trade >betwee1 the
G1ttsd States an0 The British Provinces, and such
Other business a. msy come before the conyen-
ton, not Of purely local Or political character.
Detroit l. snggested a i central place for the
convention.
"A new elevator and warehouse has lust been
completed In Toledo, capable Of storing sso, ,Qoo
bushels Of gran with faciliues to receive and shin
SQ,o06 buahe1a daily.
The following is list Of the officers Of thu
osweQo Board Of Trade for 1866: President, GIL
bert Mol.ison; Vice President, Theodore Irwin
Secretary, william Lewis Treasurer, Henry T.
Wright; Directors. B. Hagarman, L. H. Fa.ling
A. s. Page, ". s. Nel:on, D. G. Ford, Ira L. Jen.
hns, A. P. Wright.
The New York Journal Of conmsree fur
ntahes tho following Items With regard to the Ma
tonal Debt Of England:
4 correspondent asks US to publish statement
OF the debt Of Great Britain and the intere st there
On. We hare done this at several times, hat here
repeat 1t. The funded debt OF th United king
dom In 1890 atoOd ut ET73 316, and the unfund-
ed dent a. e17 759,7 q, besides which, part Of the
funded debt had been changed Into yEarly anuu-
ltyreEttmated capital OF which WAS nearly BU,-
I ~, 600. The highest point eince was reached In
1S5>. when 1t Btood as fo.loW3:
Funded debt ...,,,..., s7s8. .sof. .1s4
f1slaundd Eap,aa oi i,aht 1s 49, 9S
on'uaoeo oeo''''''....'..:+;''''.. 1s'277s4n
pa39 nss och
, 1865-04-13

The Llv!ugsto htpu ol,can ssys ths heavy con4iug
Ct snow 'hss cover ed the go md tor oolhs
ocm haFe We lten whe1t, rye II ey :o7klue T.
tef than II ots q th. ,itt II. se son 4 no 80
eett 1h4cpn ous 0, tie ground ~ herzag and h v.
lnG and our 'arMefs m y lherefEo quit confidently
, 1865-04-13
miscellanf0u5.
j. 5. 7-30 LOAN,

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, IT
uodeEsiTned hss assumed the General subser1una
AGENCY for the sale Of United stases Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and tnreeteashs 7er cent iusrzt pex
snnum, Known As tho
, 1865-04-13

Eation New York ever Witnessed. There uas
TO order or regularlty about their move
ments but the rood was completely filied
up, eaen mule and driver moving inside th .
line OF guards on his own account.
, 1865-04-13
Standing cqmm,ttee: Of Board of Trad

S1HHuIH2 NgQumI!EEGN OF HpMFd 0F WFnHn
for 1865.
COMMITTEE ON FrsAsoE,-J, G. Dore, ", y.
Btainasd, E. Y. Robbins.
COMMITTEE on GRAIN IxsPzurroS-T. M1ute,
Albert Morse, ". N. Brain .rd
CoNxIrTEs on FLOUR IvsrEcr1oy,-W, H
Low. VIM. Naaon, ], 8, Harvey.
conaTExR on OTHER 1SsPscE1oSs.-s. S. VII: :.
Hanson, c. n. <Culbertson, s. A. Kent
COMMITTEE ON AExBHRsHIP.-E Y. Robbins,
VIM. Mason, 4. Morse.
COMMITTEE on TELzoRAru1sa,-J. n. oiell.
s. 4. Kent, j, s, Harvey.
, 1865-04-13

WOOD Ihs market boh rc. gees ar d ia ths
jar s dull and easier Ss1ss &o-tsy include csrgo
schf kor%ay c0 eds nlxeG Beech and Msp,e AZ i; CO.
A. th. Jaruh the retail ptce Of Beech ia 3l0M PEI
co d ds,tvefed, -
W0OI-shlpped. 2,13s rs. The market Il dull
AAQ nQMtE Al at 4a3a5c. -