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erection were not contracted for untl sf..r N
sadoen collapse Of the rebellion was xpp.feut In
c,nfe!euce with the nrthtt.ct, The undcr-
signed enjofned the stElctsst economy, the avoid
d.nRn. The work has been teus execute; wIth
Common lumber. neither piantd, nor palnted, nor
eufn 1rhutEa.hsd. Although Weil-ue ming
5epea,edlJ urged Us ITO curtsil ths dimensions of
The 1,nildinrs to adapt them to the altered cir.
cunetancts," VIC have pcftt.tcntl7 declined,
know1nE thas there !, + such Thing = lsc ceoao.
iualiy desigced- Our friends abroad MY RS. as
sured that they will be amply repaid for d vi.it
to TIC GFeat Fall, tho extent and elegance OF
ported in the Eo4ce Qf ~ FaiT, and the daily
pfees Is received from all p1rts OF thls couatsy
and Europe. The sudden declaration OF peace
msy prove to be balm to millions Of ho srse, bnt
scarcely can BE- expected to heal ths hoiily
wounds OF hundrod thousand Aoldiers, uosof-
tnle must he sustained fir many months n en-n~
and iaesr are nnintstratloo. to the sek
and wounded which the Government ca sSoT. but
der. The accommodations Of the Soldiers Home
never were az inadequate ~ at present, to meet
tec wants Q! The. noble wrecks OF soldiers now
c1sintng admission and tender c4re.
Shsll tt be said by these scared heroet that
their services were not appreciated only 90 long
a. the dancer lasted, and that on returning to our
midst they nnd themselves forgotten or neg
lectcd tie doors OF the Instltut1ons Of which thsy
them: VI were unwilling thu: the sacacesncss
Of thu forthcoming fair should cast Emf s1ch IN
just reflect on upon the patriotism Of the North
west and Ee have an abiding faith IN being eus-
Ssrae sons. velss:spesffsaiy 9a f5ao' to her
Tuos. B. DRIAY, Pres. Ex. Com.
CHICAGO, III May setb, 1855.
, 1865-05-22
Markets by Telegraph.


ls0eeiA. Di15 asca te Wesset1 Associated :'r=u1
EEw Yoxx, May 20.
- RAILWAY EuAtxs.
Retlwsy Fpechlaticn Wae active and excited 4. the
stccs 1change this ogul-g, and tha ,yery r a,n
tic Low %: point la1t eyrnin; IL maant.inel TIE
tG an.e Of th- list t: dull Aoa hesvy.
Tn& GovER5NExr list
wss :trctger and q few hondt of .rtug.
COAL AND MISCELLANEOUS sTocks
we're ee.ess:ly n without change Ia p.tees. Eusl.
n.tsw rht cked b. the sirc:EIty Of enuioa ~ 10
tie lntu1E c. ct pric .. Tha "be.sn,rty claim
thst sincs sps leading speculative scc1rl ic. hare
be Il impaired 10 yaius " the Interested mNIipus-
tt:rs Of sh%ir r.rset:1, tht whole list or ttoek, u
dscrrt lad In the pu.1ic tt'inat!tn. 0a The ohcr
band II IL urged that rs Tho csrnI.gs were never
Er nter thsn At pre-.It Ind nrn-y likely t,
ctts ih- bit t.v1rn* paying stot vii coutaue to
bes: E. ht Is v.lua.le invettm.nts-
GcLp.
There wMye'y 1!tfe speculation In Gold. this e1.
p1E's betns $685. but the market did NOT respond -
tE1 pseh bkctman1.
ly th; rte mi lcariag this port ant Bot n tvs
1zlI:cIs 4Hc huLdrcd anu Lx thous.n1 doIazs n 70
e1rcg1cc.
PErRolErI irocEs
rul' and ltwer. chcIzy ruu. 3..-5; DMr.o. $50. En-
citnan Fam, 1I.G< Ell E1se. IL. Evri Gtrua
ND. A61; lit Hole e1e.k, s.21: Occau.c se5 rynd
Fa1m,e 20; Unite Bates. 1900.
THE rosTs IEy1Ew.
11s Ttst ha5 tho following wcek'y veYf:w:
Thc VII liza lie aa1k.t WAS much t:prs.s.d irr.es
The week.
FcrA-l1lc:s 1oetussce rhp!d:y aud des Insd about
S2.9 I'll barrel. closing 81 rs - ior-No. mes,
f9,tc Tor r. lint. :Dd *ls % FIR prtuc m:ss.
nsEr lis bI.rel tt tl.0osse.t0 tbwet, md Is rssy
LeEsy.
Larp-Dec!tn.i, bus vas cot re-y pl:nt7 4. Ii, E,
c'cs..
Cur MEAT, ASp BAcog-Hava fallen 1896 q D.
tnd rt.5 dul at tie cl-,e.
WulsKT-D -eEnea. and gale. ana uonlns!, owias
tc :Ec ,eizu1c b, G.rcCcnt Of various loE for m
rs1S eIs Ut icIna' evenu. likes, and the nlacny
of 1sceft lining in t-ssIt to the particular lots,
whether 0. Tot tEI q hhye been paid.
GAtLAGurn's EvEstNo E1cuASuE-Gcld 139H; n
Gu 9n'x; Ere 71K; t1udson 1oeH; Rs.ttas OK {;
MC-f; ii cox: III 11oK: Flstt 555f; RI ok;
= ~; d. I f'd SIX; Fl Wayne PIX Canton s5k
Quicksilver Hk. Cumberland SIX. STOCK Il atktt
very tu7'; few t.ansacttorA. GoiI at?ol q: the
cioSe at l;GK.
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--.-.. NEW okk, May 2o 1865.
CoTroS-F1rmtE at SC for nidduux Sales hv nne
Gon ta,eay 81 U9 6.1.s ssvana:h cotton mls
nhlc IN To}d. - -f"'
FLouH- Dull md salue lower. Sale, at s6 1uas 70
tot eLt1 1tase 90 Tor ezra round h3o2 ta,p
0n1 ~ 0 Tor tfAQn hfarct = market E. .os ~ heavy
WHlskI33Dan. heav5 and owtr VA e.n 5iio,
GAAIH-Hhest W1snf Ut drctccd Change. nnnr v1o.
ArIcd wtitrr 4l-es@1 50. RE dull Id nsmtusiiT
ossd dul. With M Masc'1nlng tsnasneI Esaac tor NV
yeSow; nc ios ys!sow NV otlAaa', aal 76xc Tor
With th- Improvement in measure lost: 81 .SaXc
f4r western. @'<a~
GRsc1R1Es-roGfe quiet an, firm, Grserd,u.
Pk7EoIEun.Q de sales 1t a5c -,cr cfuGo 10: for
renher II eond sud Gas5Tc lof Do 1fse. 49, No'
pntvisIoNa-Fors nntetrIed srn lower. sa.fs nj
$23G@; fot ne# meA. closing &93 Is cash. al 81
S g. g io5 lsS3s - 4 esAh snd lega:s1 os,ng 4
intts. a 80, $50 bt!s new mess i0c Ssy, june I'D
be; s,ifs IT, /, spfs3ai Il 33 e Pr
mtts, end aie0e9,S;oo 70. e1tra mcss o.et. Hsrns
sbond,ss. .as 1seise f!r bans: Bacon 6es1y 1t iie
Lsrd unchanged at I39lsc. Dntttr doll ana heavy,
asNGelsc. -
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM NEW Y0isN.
Especial Detpatch to the Western Pres.

[srecial Detpatch to the Western Pses..l
Scv As@iunment Of nE1ccFs.
NEW YohK, May aC.-A epecia1 from the War
Department, May 10, s,ys the lnllowinE officers
f:vc been assiEned to duty as assistant commits
ftopefs 0f the brfea1 Of rcfneeps, freedmen and
abandoned lands for the States SET opposite thctr
nanes. and they will report to sisIor General
Howssc. eommandcE Ut the ture4u o. Fn;u1ees. ol
freedmen and ahandoned ands: B1evst Sta]. Gen.
g. Ssxton. Snnth EntolinA nd5tieosgta; Brig.
Gen, J. ". Sptacuc. F1yridl and Ark susu4 ;
Ns'c. Gen. C. .. FIsk, Kentucky and Teauc .see
Aln1, Wti,telstT and Maj. T. Osborn, Al1hama
capt, @. HEowD. nasistant quartnrmasfcr for The
St1te OF N1rcluta; tAi,. nof1ee JuEuer. North
Carolina; Capt, Thor1hs Conway, superintendent
freemen. department Of The Gulf.
JeH. Davis.
The C1ME7tFt;aS dlr<ritseF,s Wusbtuetop Let
ter asscTtl that JET. Davis will be tried before
ciEtl nthpn1l. aud not 'hy Military Commission,
The came litter says Sheridan and Wcltzcl Will
soon leave for Texas
The corps d'AfrIqu: Will be removed from Rich.
mond end sent to TeI1s.
virginia.
The Er1lfs Washfn ton tIecl7l e1ys Governor
Peirpotn, has prep1rch ard Will shortly issue q
LroclaDatun for thu election Of mem hers Of til 8
Vretais Legislature from locations NOT a: present
represented. Ths suffrage w'!l he cordnea to
loysl citizens, and noae si1owed to participate In
the elect'en whore loyalty Is doubtful. In This
ccursc he viii be su.tltnct by Government.
, 1865-05-22

French Press on tho Assassination.
The Paris correspondent Of the New fo-I
1Ti6uN gives the following extract from La
Paris Patra.
But to come TO the columns Of La PItrie Take
tEeret.om the leading article OF that q1eea jour.
nal Of last Friday: .'What will the 8tecls say II
The Sitcie attributes the fase horrible crime Is to
he put to the account Of the ultra Re.uol1cln plr.
fJ-irit te proved tnat the brothers Booth h1ye
BEEN the tools OF those sect11tes who. in tI,e
school Of Mazzini, inundate North America, :
- Why, then, Idly arcuse whole country
THE South Of beng implicated in The sssasnaas-
hon, when lts people hare always falsly fouebt
With the1r advsrsaF1ss? ar. Lneota ssdysd Ior
there era. afltr the proeoasulatt Of Buiig 81
pissed some dsys It Richmond Immediately after
Lees defsaf: aud the peoole 10 4ed beio5e ihs
PIeesdent; he goes to AtU S1ork drJ Qn,te5rs IN
lt.Mse, and u htMrs M stuck BY an asss:;:n ,0so
Most Of the pretended facts In La Patyi-sf r
article Will bc uew to tao AMERICAN people.
, 1865-05-22
FROM ST. LOUIS.
The Soldiers Sentiment on the New
COust1tutlon-Bush hackers.

Especial DIepatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. LoC1s, NAY %
Col. Dyer Of the 49th Missouri, has returned
from his regiment, which Is now In Alnbama. He
says the Missouri soldier. arc in favor Of the new
Constitution to mnn. Tho sentiment oi the
radical Uniorists Of the interior IL rapidly be-
coming unantupus.
The presence of bushwhackers In several local-
tiles renders The people bitter enough ag.fu.t the
rebels, and few days ago scouting party con-
etstiuE Of i've men and a corporal belonging to
Hopkins Co. Of volunteer Iutjttis, at Warrenton,
weFe rent into Calawny county ID search OF bush.
whackeIs. At Recdsy,lle they heard Of two sus-
pitlous men who lad been seen some TWO miles
gone to Jaekaou's mil. The scouting party pro;
a number OF men. About dozen
formed ACROSS the road. These claimed
10 be militia from Fulton. and succeeded In
convincing The Warrenton militia that they were
so. WheFeupon The squads joined and travelled
together Bunle distance. Suddenly halt was
called, and tie i've scouts ordered to surrender,
the order being accompanied h1 general firing.
Two Of the MilIha-W. u. Miller and William
Bubbe-wcre killed the first ahos, and one named
j. NJ. Fc1k1u wns badly wounded Corporal Gen.
hry, aud the remaining rHo. named Davis aud
nau, ~efs severely wounded. Portes's guerlllas
nenced incendisri.m. ayuwedly In revenge. The
pt tp'e ars prepared for thea.
ST. LOUIS, May 29.-Steamer Mecombs, with
regiment OF cavalry for Kansas City, and heavily
laden with government freight, SINK IN Missouri
river yesterday. No lives lost Boat and cargo
total iots. Value not aseerta1ned.
, 1865-05-22
LIE TEs<sS3 MEXICO,
&cnofh Ctded tn France By N1ay2mlI.
1SaD-'sb ukc Gw1nss-Vrctcry of tlse
AlUrFutNs

New IoEK. May a0.-The e;cw Orleans True
t!.1 Of The 13ih inst is.a the Esllo~,os "A gen
ittnsn who h:s recently arrycA In this city ffom
Hayan7, in!o,ms Us .thlI he met ex-senator
Eaiu. Of Ca!fo!ul1, ct tia. p.ac., aud was shtwn
tEhut t1n.le cs!dtDce t1at Sntora his been ceaed
10 Franco by M1-InlliI1n. Dr.. Owiu also showed
our inform q, whose vtraciy /. he, ond que-t!ou,
hfE Fa'tpt OF nobility Ys Duks OF III. Freue. gro.
Vices Of spnora, signed by tho Emperor VI the
The tteames Evening Star from New Orleans
18Th. fas arrived. The papers coutain some Nexi-
tan newe., Wien The Imperial co.ouet went out
to alta the Liberals At Sava, the ereater pntt Of
his cavalry deserted when ordered to charge.
lie Grcd upoa them with his tnl4ntry and rom
ncncGa lctyeotiug, hut wss amtuslled h,m.eif and
Immediately, The Libcsa'ss marched Vithin
etrht fm:les Of FesdTas. Neil, ssys Maxiclil-
hams natirc troops crarot le trusted.
4 :ttter from 1slu ErInGa City eaya: "a new
revolution Is hrcal.1rg uut On the frontier. Both
The nns'vc: ana The R4rt.nas have joined
1lslr forces with Eamargo, and arc expected to
, 1865-05-22

! lie hA1V"s "EAL3~
Max 8trskaseh has Tic honq. to ann u, ca to tst
cttz-ns o; Ch'ca=o and vicinity that IN En.o7,
b. IL ma niaslg aaSsmsnss ~ b - Con
M'LLE HELENE DE KAF0yy,
Acc tho renowned Plnn st and Compcse-,
MR.. JAMES II. WE51LI,
We I'll! s!rs II G, G.,ssgn sEo Grand conesr.
Grand Matinee on SATURDAY. MAJ c1t1. asai.tei by
1IADAmE HESNTETIE nEUNEys,
The young and poput II American Pt!ms Donna
Musical Disetsos and Conductor. DYaEESs
..oscEk1 ~ Sin.o's sat toos-THE xzw ARTISTS,
sif1s ne f e:es. f
II Wthl-laxdc tuetf nr.k Appearance II Anerc1 az
N.a;os ss.eoE, tsiose nune1oas aud yA.y critical
.i',e Ke1ea. de Katox !, nue. ,o,ktnz lady rom.
Tan Th 1s u IT, 6aI ~
ons Hsu;s snPoSss ~ q wonla 1sevs axssasa ioE a1i
s'nsSs s.
lsss,n%enf nt ~ pa}; III. sa:e t1,..5ion sad
e1sfsn'' AID
Hr iseosa pitce: :coatssrdt.t, vas very s,np,y snd
aSita isSanf alea' and well ass7ed '
q Keqy i;,1o;, r. st,s saa y
the srpcsrs. asd her debut may Be ehFoe,eIsd sue
Nj, Jsressl- wehl. Is certainly ass pianist
oEe wh2 can bold Lis owl. no :aAttes who mag play
~ sstaE u lii Ros, q, ~ es.cut.ps. a. one VII,
. IL | T. ntqc e n INnc 81
slt,ouak in lis caso, II Wish 10 coupllmens him.
e H. s. 4 e. e
I1ss5eif seh not only MS nut h's eoapa
1ays bit little movement IN ii most deica p.1s1-
Es sn:fsay ae s
sh,sss s.s - COED =, - Toss % = be .psel ,ity vhte
heard. Eb h8A FeftiiltY d glorious LcAntJue In
, 1865-05-22
FROM GEORGIA,
Condition OF Affairs in that State,

new IL, Moy eo,-One Of the Hrrald's cor
respondents vita Gep. W,lsop'a. csvtlsy column,
Writing trcm Macon, Gil, gives Us very Interest,"
inH sketches Of tie p:-sent eoncit'on Of ,fstsa In
Gso,gia, clv,!, military, foc'al aad pessongl.
troops trn stationed, proI.ss to be good UnIou-
ls's.. Thty admit that they hare hccn conquered;
aud bare no desire for contilu1nce or the WIT:
10 al place. occupied by Gen. Wilson'S forces,
that the citszcns ar lond in praise the svora5o
chsDec from rebel Fn'e There fs great scarcity
OF f0td throughout tho State. Starvation ls i'm
uthent not cn'y 10 tho pnor, hut 10 n1uy OF the
rich, and some ese1d riots have occurred. Gen.
Wilson las commenced Issuing ratlons 10 tbs
cctfrrcnces regarding public matters took place
at Macon, between Gen. Wilson and Governor
BrCwn, and The litter. as our re lder5 have asea1y
Letn informed, issuf his prutlamatlolt calling sn
exttE EeEkicn o. ths L:rlsIatIrt, bnt sha G=u:r3l
informed him II could not meet without special
petmis sfnll Xns etsn ted iru1u Mnsh In Inn y
, 1865-05-22

bRADo4fok1s LAY Il.
Arr1ved-Tc.t1oxr, Usica. 5-ec en csrn; Wing &
W1rc. Mlno,ka L,nu,rg. 1o!a0 bu oa:s; Eo.nbtila
Lesailc, 35e III cst,, s,oo> ia eS1n, COO bu wLest
Qaetn cry, Las al'e, go d RI; Elizabeth 4s osls
flen1 Ace1 tu cc1n; anti Las11e, 5,ssS nu c.rn
lEp M 1ssa1e, 5Goo tu core Il1i:tts, Whining.
=! u. 8 ITO bu co.n.
CIeaed-Ecnpsc. Lockport, :3os6 N lumber; 1000
ns,ron. $50 rs uoz.: He!aacs. LasAe, ooo feet
laubtf, III m sbincles; Louise. Essafr, " l52 teet
lulnb.r, 1t,s5o thiea!ts; American States, Lasalle
sect ,nntcr, IS ,ath. esi enbts white timber;
pclsr star sp1 fest 'ubes Lucea.. lnsAllc, lol IS
t.et lumber, 500 tlcies. Dtt Ho.rs, 10 10 feet ium
usr; 1000 Is mathsne1y: Iionets, Ottawa; key City
lssl1le, 1i2,ss1 feet luuo:r; II L Adsms@o, e.ls
estt 90 b.l. pcsk: Alcrzo Lo:ch. lnsAe. Lis brl
sa,t pee1 and F. u1. Ottawa. :s1 feet lumber. ID
ssDtls, e,loo rcs,s. D. maz 50 ~ azsic1ltu: nj
tpiements 21oo nt tone, 10 ht!s oar. 81 b.ls salt
lsnthe. Merr1t 6l brls salt, 1854 feet lumber, 10 N
shingles; Ong Leaf, joliet; B Gsodel1. Ottawa
zoo teet lumbrr, $3.50 NJ 1ndze; Wing ( WtuE, 10
n.t; as1tYeve, LesAle. l5doo fee: lumber; Lsvia-
han. LaAaun, 100 n lumhss.
, 1865-05-22
Albany Cattle Market.
fReI CITED Exclusiyey for tho Chicago rlttuns, !

-.- .. ALBANY Ml7 70, 1s15.
CAT1LE.-1le Catle lnsfkes has bceu sousvb \,
rloft actvt tns, blt rE!c, be ter SpIt:,.
Int hec1 SD at ovsr &C .. live Weight. III. Cattle
ar Ct n good quaI1t. hui Eoe up this respect
tic Erre9y OF list wtrx. This fact considered th4
.y'tagc afc'1us L. not psrlla:s more ta.a 4e n
Ensi7E Tie das. there VISA FAR tpccu:atlso isar1ry
On New York atsornt, and & nnnecs Of dove.
chang h1ncs. =: follow: Mt Be.Ity. 20 good 1sl!-
Lo.. srriag1ug 1.12o s.vt SIC D ais, 1o3 cx.4, d,
II &c Bib, p, @ eAtrA I;rc.s lt!l!cr. avHsa:t.r
:...tsRc: II. white, co do 4. nc; Heath i W1n,-
lew, 10 Is = 100 ns; II. White. @ I!i.aoi,
r.,,et ayerstfuE 40 rs, $40; J. Smith. 6, ca
at s;:c; r NOTTINGHAM. Is cxtza do, arsfsEa; 1asr
~, &C; Mcuaio L Co., Eos. ayeta.n. LES ns, at
{s5 10 q head. Two three h1rdr:d Ihiu oIs store
cattls wlre sold It 5s5Nc- Receipts for t. week,
i,ltO.
suEEP-Rece!sts, 2,tto s.!es 1es c1tr. ohia
sEta,es aveEssirG 1i3 q. At sxs, Cad SO exsa I'LL
tols urshearec. aysr.ltns tlo o., At 16e
ULGs-onc satc pstme light cornfed rrpcsted to-
lsy att ,sc. Receipts. 1i.r0; shipped to New York
1880
, 1865-05-22
FROM CINCINNATI.
Details OF a Horrible Case OF Murder.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
C1NcIHNA11. Nay 10.
The particulars Of mcst shocking caao Of death
rom an attempt to produce IN abortion this morn.
ing has been Developed before Coroner'a iary,
4 young lady Of ntueteen, living in Moacow,
twerty miles up the Ohio river, finding her.elt
tncftnte trcm intimacy with a young man
FAMED Ct:s, Cuatnrh, under pro1ise OF marriage,
camc to thts"etty week ago for relief. Her pa
rents were nware OF her proceeding, and sho was
s.c0mpap,cd q x her uncle, who wa M a,so Informed
ore Dr. Fo.e, who, hJenalike, ttE1vts On tho ruin
OF oihe,s. Her nnc!e paid thss doctor SlO0 to "a.
ard cared for In suc rcsp* ctahla house, md left
her. On Nondny afternoon the nncIc received q
letter from Or. Foss s3yuH tho girl WIS all hight
hut was Entf' ring eeyerc]S noM rheumatism IN
tho had, and he had better como down. The
fathcr came Immediately, bnt the docto, WAS not
1huEkd when he learned hts child had died on
tuesday. The doctor cUn1ucietl The father 10
where the corpse WIS, which proved to be an u.s.
ticnGt3nn house kept by mulutto w0ulsu, The
body Of the girl WIS found in cellar, entirely
nHked. with only an old quilt thrown over tt, and
back with decomposition. BY the aathes,s orders
the doctor had tho corpse placed in coffin md
the body still in nuIe s,ate, nut up stairs
Willie .aktng the coi1n and contents ont Of oacls
Wircow. kome Of the neighbour, who had heard
the moana AID cries proceeding from tho houae,
tuapt rsc1 something Was Wrong and lhf31msd The
police the cpYp.e w.s Intercepted Ut the boat,
and brouphi back ihis forenoon. The father md
urclo testified - the fore. ding facts, upvn which
warrants were Issued ior the arrest Of tie DOCTOR
bnd colorea woman The former cunt ba iound,
Int The old woman Il in prison.
, 1865-05-22
Illinois Soldiers Starved ae Anderson

-
T1l1es
An Illinois soldier who Was prisoner at
Andersonville for year, sends Us COM
plete list, copied from the hospital register,
of all the Illinois men who were starved to
death by The rebels, between March Z, 1864
and January LIST, 1865, period OF nearly
nine months. The list gives the names of
the men, with their company, regiment, and
the number of the grave Of each man, which
will enable relatives to reclaim the remains
hereafter, and remove them home for Inter-
ment. We shall publish the list In day OF
two. This shocking catalogue Of murdered
nlinoIsans viii fill nearly three columns OF
tho Tribune. The writer gtTcs the whole
number OF Union soldiers starved to death
during the same period from all the Safes, as
II, ,S64, Of whom O13 were from this
State. OF 11,4d0 who wee admitted to tue
slaughter pen called hospital, only $3.50
survived their treatment. There were 8S6 in
the hospital when our informant came AWAY.
Most Of whom undoubtedly died.
, 1865-05-22
GENERAL asANE1S.
Report Of 11lA Removal from Com.
E1And at New Orlea&s-ContFaSilc.

New YonE. May s0.-Tns Aerdld'f Wasbinsto ton
dispatch tnys: The rerort Of Gen. VIM. F.
ulss1oners appointed to investigate the civil aud
military administration Of affuits at New Orleans,
raA mnde to the President MD Cabinet on
HtdIt* *day Of this week. aud tits Understood that
GIG nf the results Of their statements Ii the ts.
noval Of Gen. Banks from tho command II that
city, WHICH IL sa.d to have been oruered yester.
day, and his tuperseduse by Gen. canhy. Gcu.
Candy IL to he restricted to purely military mat
tiers, leaving civil affairs to the contrUl OF G1v.
Wells"
The New York T.mts' special says all the re-
pox:s OF the removal oi Gen. Banks arc un:t :tuadcd
, 1865-05-22
FROM DETKOIT.
Movements OF Canada Rebelss
Especial Dhpsteh 10 the Chicago Tz1bu1e.l

DETR.7. My 10.
within the past few weeks tome dsvensy OF
eighty rebels, who have been prowline around In
Canada for a year or more past, have presented
themselves at the Provos. M1rsha's otlcc. in this
c4ty tsken the oath Of allegiance, anl claimed the
benefit of President Lfneo'n's Amnesty Pfoclama-
ton. They were from nearly every Southern
State, most OF Them being rebeI officers who had
escaped from Northern prisons and sought refuge
In CanAdl. :.
, 1865-05-22

Perhaps every or.c yr1in passrs on
'hs tcsncr oi Dearborn anu Madison s!reets Is
rot aware Of the tvccLt op!nius Of 7n isnmeuso
n,tloleon4, md other f4n:y aud s7lultlc articles
loo nuul. rms 10 mention, now being o3anal and
e.vth a*ny, dclly. 10 the foFtuaatc p1rthA>crs ol
tbc .nn ni,tuda who are constantly fo:kios to Damn
j. Co.'S Gift Ssle Dsxnsr, located a. Aforesaid Iii.
being The OILY Institution ia tho United sta1es
nosn s1ot ts. T. rs hsnsF1h
forde equal Inducements 10 pas.ets-by IN that
1oe3llty. 1ay2azG01.1t
, 1865-05-22
THE CITY.

Srw sosa:-Te call attention to the new
sopr. froQ, loot & Catyts new music store, E4.
nrria,ly .s,s,vcd In P1lson " hy Mr.. G. r. Root.
Ills ,ac.t oppo:trpe.
, 1865-05-22

ElSCIES KTY. Ny =.
PEo71s,oSs-5he mashet WAS - Qu!.t toa'y
Msz L. TX was CG.rtd ut tai.2s 70: city but sh.ra
weIe no 81 Is. tlalf meas ara anl! At l!xc fer
shcu;ttl.. l3Hc f.r ic;s and 1i@ise for hams. B.,
enn i. rsIy dull azl prttes age tead n. 1cwnwssd,
Shoulders nro qnotrd st 1lxGl5c. RIB stdes At Ice
Gear RIB ut I7c snd clear nj lsc. Prime city Lard Is
eEtrfd al IT,
YutsKY- Il dult 1t n, tSae G6.
, 1865-05-22

TIE unterafxted, a committee for collecting
money md goods for the North western sanitary
Fir to he held IN this city, commencing Nay 39th,
1os tue hen. ut Of The Q. g. Sanitary C3mmis sion
U: IS. Christian Commission and Soltlc.s' Home,
will call upon son toou for contributions. -Wo
expect To- meet not with excuses nna apologies,
hul will. liberal donauuus, euch IL vii! st, sus-
tam the character of Chicago rrocers, for their
tnsnlty Tbi. tdst esll for sta for The orc hunFsd
taolsand II en- now Ia the hospitIIs has been re-
sponded TO 'lherslfy by New York efocers, and We
s1pcct you to cMLlaH tbe.r example aud mol
lug arc relieved and elfrly at their horaea a:aiu
AEnIIL LADn. WM. ALDRIc1I, T. II. WIZARD,
ISAAC c. DAT, J. K. POLAND.
CRY papers pierre copy.
, 1865-05-22

ITO! FOR TIE GOLD MINES
~ OF IDAHO. rtn MISSOURI EIyEH-H,ct.r.
acd iSano I5ansEaTT19so2 e M 4!se The r'w ~: las
tol Fort Benton Saturday, Nay lth, is II. is.
S5ssnsr in e MARCElA ! T. u Geps Saturday, ana
- .bove daring the months of My au iaus isss "
5a n e e. r. 5r1 19 N from
a!lTeE CITY. Last Caaace, Fricki9 PesS. Deaf i,5ra
'Fa.n1. ~ u iG1sy, baaasek Cl1y I'D Ga;lstin.
southeast corner of Main aud 0liTe strees ~ 9As
I; Z; FoE " Coye9:nt u:yeet betve.n "a and ID ~
~ Lnu!s, Mo-; g: G. WICKER bHsand Sy Sou:S
nAu:l OAIE&20s TnYtNiE3.1t.
, 1865-05-22

GIFT rso0fE f:xsa.,siun--On Eniurduy,
May suth, nnnlher branch stora OF i. Il. k.lIys
Mammoth Gilt Coax Es'anlishnsu. WAS thrown
cpcn. q: d tcnsc'y crowded. to 4 latc h2ur. Irl.
dred. Of valuable prize. wcra d!<trIbssed. This
one makes the 9Th tfore OF tuls mammoth cou.
ccru cew In succesafal uperItIou IN tho United
; Statet See nlvefus*ment iu anoiher couu1a.
u,yssIa9s.1t
, 1865-05-22

NkE TonK, May at.--The steamer Arago
arrived last night from Hilton Head l17ih, via
Fartsess Mcrroo- Among her passengers ata
Crc. Basu Duke, OF Hheeler's cavalry.
, 1865-05-22

Pu,LApKLPu1A Msy 20.
ELeCE-Ssfg n1 ne avy. ntd without Atterattoa.
GEAlS.-Whsat linn ~ u 6aal.G frr Iet and ST 80
02.9ll rEhite ~ hrm. With n,.vAncin. lcudco-
cy. Sss-- 1I0 tu st IA SIC. OA,s 4. vi II Sc
IA1EuLRUN- GucA4uE+ !.