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, 1865-11-20
THE ALABAMA.

e., p,,sen11 ouve tho fnl)oTfnr accnuut in !
m interview which Minister Adams held
a;.h ~ ,,,m threr DIV, after the Alaba,na lef1
tue Mcrscy. He said, rs reported By Mr..
a dams In our Government, that DELAY in |
es>D1ne =. - q. - -..,t ,,,~,a,+"a,r
upon IL oaa ihost oueAPec1ea's
f,cen caused by the sudden Development Of |
,.o,os- ~ tbe One.n,e Adrocate Sir Jnhn
,1a'4us ~ ~ s1S, ..nso.t.t,n,r ~, ~
a., 4.,,xoct,o, or tn.,nras This made II
ane tnueae - - s.,san-s.+,o. - 1900
necessary to cali IN other parties, tohose opln~ |
ion lo,, Lfen at Last oire4 for the dete,,t4ou of
:, .,'' e. 49,. *. -. - ,,.,... -
lhf gu"poa. O" t*}oF "'e o'ae' 9o< "o'''' Z"
Li,xrr,oo3 the txss1 1rds 0one."
~ 1. horo .d,n,tte5 that the, fase xrss a
IL - nc's oa1 *4% wy - 80 =
y. s,c,, h, the Rr,tts1, Goye,nmept before the
ne sus" os,aa y ae ~ s.;,o,s ~ s -, +,,'s ~
ressel sailed. 1he 1a1inte 70 afrtse AZ this
coac'osion CO ~ .s -. sa.a sss pst .ae,a.s ~ ~.
iltnese " toe ~"1ea a. o"' AVA -".a
.ne o'1.,su oo's.4ea$ se - ' pn s4.
ole' Us eots ase uou11 ~ emp''s NJ ~, oe1.e
hno ~ not ~. uut on Aa1o' oesAa!o0' ~
Inc honse o. Aosas, ta8' iAussen gave as az
d1laona' reason, tnas Inc La@as were secretly
mloenea In advance o. e ane an1entlon ol tne
8oTe'nmen' 10 ectze .ne w. os come tfeaeh'
e5ous asen. " n ,ae n.4llen ao'sfninee1 ~ nAsms
ace<,S ~. ~ 40 rauue4 ees'sa 1aeA .or "tAeu
.ue n1le0n uoseA.4t ,s,l ~ s "oula oe BILL 'nofe
e4y .apous!p.e,, .,9s..s. se,s.-N 1s 'sa ~. =.
xr. cnmnete thst sc iest onrsejycs psIiaea IN az.
ine the order. Tor the teizn1e Of vessel These
nsss;a f1m ;ns1wensy eonnS 81 hn@ " beq be9 yons
nsssssr ftom Fu1lae Cruise In NJ con;2rars,s
MATS Hsr sfesnaer A1sh.mss ~. s1of yshieh fhc
u: NJ - = 5s1'ex:: ~
- sne - ~ fsc - ,a.s i.s9nl - t,d x -
, 1865-11-20
c,i,c.co LUarnER MARKET.

s4rtRpAI EVE, Nov l3+
.,,,ovtu- ,ataB shoxs the sectipta and shtpmsnts
na. ~ sh,.le. md LA1h for the past tweuty.four
hours: Eecefnt.. sbtom.,..
,,,.h~- ~-nn...-.......-.......-.-s m 2s3l A8
aahinrirs m,...............A....-..l l19 l.11t
III m..,,....-,-..,......-.-.-..' N A9- ~.
IrMBKR-Tne market to-day was rasher SLOW. with
nIices IN fayor Of buyers. - sellers weEu making
sths concessions n order to eject safes. the trans
Aestons include: ergo sehf Malne from Muskexou
10 fair common. It 4l65o: cargo fchr Dewitt nnn
pep1e Ito nj assorted common, Ut $500; ca;o schr
Arsox, nnra Grand River, s N saf.ed coArse, at
slt3o; cargo schr Irwin, from Grand River, S NJ
rated coarse. at uI0o cargo schz calcus,av y ms
st1ips, balance mixed. At staou: cargo acar Wn
jones, Gcm Aenononee. deck load timber. as s1e.A
~e quote yard prices ~ follows: 80
LExHK1-F1r1t Clear. = ..t611o9@N
Second CleAr, y ..-.s...- 53Qoe44000
Third Clear 2 N-......-..--..-.-.''.. S9SseA-3
Stock U0aTdk ...:.s...-- .----..-.-- saN%4atD 4
Common Boards, good. " Qt4 100
Fencing. ....4sNW
Cull poAIdR. E.EQEAIhN
Fist Clear Flooring. roush-. sa1ks31M
c11mos Fioo1snx, d1esssts........ S7:So1ssm
SidIux Ilekz. dfesstd.. A1o1Na
secord E1c1f .-.....-~--.....-..... 2d.0l4eSrG
Cornxnu9. ............,.. E1n1Ato
Long a3Lp0632sna
Short !osa md seantltnK :....... ...G4eG.oc
Shaved Shingles. Star: s5as IS
Sawed sd1nRlt1, ~ ..-.....,........,., &Q1A $50
saved safngfes, n. No. l,..--.-....... 5.onS 40
Ltn. is.,. II re
ispa3 stl
, 1865-11-20

Nrw YonK, Nor. 1e.-Gov. Hamilton has dis
placed the elected CITY officers In San Antonio,
Council protested because they deemed It ylola-
ton OF Tie orgnnfc Law Of the city and In desogs
tion Of the rights Of the citizens who onght to he
be con.uiled In Tie election OF their officers.
Gen, H. P. Bee il In Mexico-Gity.
The Galveston BikIetia eays 1h old line OF ves-
itshed. il believes there will be ereat food Of
Germans 1ntc The State during the coming year.
, 1865-11-20

Tho Cholera Ship atHeW York. r.,
Hw YonK. Nov. 1a-The At,lanta was alIo we'd
to come up TO the city to-dsy.
, 1865-11-20

New 1 afk seoek MaFhs<. =
elo@ak rteea nt tash. nor, Il ts3, rscetVe4 " ],
G. sa1tcnsta1t 4 Co., Cuusuied1a Gtocfs md Dand
, 1865-11-20
Tho President on Pardons--FfsItorr at
the Wl,iGe 1aouse.-A Rebel officer
Snubhetl--AppIication for Pardon--
,rEe Freeduaeu,a Rureau In Tenue4.

the WlSGe A0use.-A Rebel Onlcer
Snubbed--AppIicatio for Pardon--
The Freedn1enss bureau In Tennes-
see.
NEW ToRK, nor. 1s,-Ihe 74ibunt's Washington
special says the President h.s plainly int,uated
that he will hereafter show greater determination
Among the visitors Ut the White House yester-
day, was notorious e1rcbel general. who insisted
m seudipg his card with request that the Ptesi-
dent Immediately grant him q prtsnte Interview.
Tie President returned the card with verbal mes.
cage that be considered the request lmpertinent
md could not accede 10 It.
,AnunE the applicants for pardon Is Martin ].
C1uwEord, formerly prominent member Of Con-
eress from Georgia, and prominent rebel doEtag
lha rebellion. -
The liosaT. special says there wers large pun.
her Of pardon seekers and other S1a1tots ut the
Wills fouee to-day. The r1eeIdent, howescr, had
given order not to ALLOW them IN ths iobSS, a. ne
VIE too much engaged to sec anybody. Ihsy eon-
tented themselves inspecting tho @ EAT RooE;
Yhe guard OF Rotdlcta who have been Stationed
around he While uouse for the last two 5eats We!s
yeztesdsy, BY order Of President johnson. removed;
lasl night BY The President nom Gen. Fiske Of ths
Frecdtnen's Bu1rau, tlsred BY seven o. eight !esd
Ing influential men Of Tennessee, which se1aon-
, 1865-11-20
@MMKRE12A

COMMKRC1AL.
SATURDAY Ev1Ssa, Nov. IS
The following su1nmarJ shows the movement n
p.1ucr md Provistons dnrng the past twenty
hours, compared With tha mo1e1nent for ne sane
time Last Itar'
prcrrr.S or rncpuCx, Hov. 14
, 1865-11-20

Runlorcd Resignation Of Judge Otto
!&nnultIcA of the Ch1ppexyn Agency
Sales OF Medical Stores-Chief Justice
Clfasc-dsen. Logan aud the N1cxtcan
n1tsslon--InsPectton of Colored Troops
Southern PoxtnSxtsexse4-The Over
land Mali Iloutc-ISottss Glnina.Sale Of
Refuse Cannon.
NEW YQhK, Nov. 1a.-1t liz ruInote<l On The street
st Judge Ctto. Assistant Secretary OF the IntelioE,
rii soon S.ca'e big R2sittou md Be- succeeded By
Nearly all the annuit1es to the indian tribes at
the chippewa Agency hsve been paid OIL twill
ea1es Of medical etores and hospital furniture
tllc stock. Only mode1ate prices arc demanded By
li,r Government for these articles.
tcc Chase VIII be here tomorrow to preside II The
supreme Conf, at The the December Term. It Is not
improbable hts presence may resull IN some devet
Gen, Logan has NOT signtaed lis accep.aues Of
The Mexican mission lie has been telegraphed to
rerost At Washington. NoErp'y hss been received.
designated, sho Mil immcdiatcIy be espatched to
the Headquarters Of Juafez, with Instructions to
continue to follow the fortunes Of the Liberal eov-
bic to Strengthen and austan he Liberal Gu esa.e. 1
Ad1utaut General Thomas hiss be:n ordered On an
1nspecting tour Of eoloEed troops in Louisiana.
number oi women have been appointed Post Mis-.
t1essea at the Souh On acconnt OF the inability Of
the men to lake the oath
The overland mall route to salt lake city costs
receipts are ouly "a 200.
John Miner Bots Is in the city, urging claIm Of
station V,Rinia, b ent troops. 81 has already
tsders The demand somewhat exosbitant.
Dson Bo.toa ha Z and gaia
wheh S.1i T. oaeled % Sy lie osd@ancs Department
, 1865-11-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Receipts OF Internal I1cvcnnc-volume
of National Bank Cltrrency-Meturn
of Gen. IIoHnrJ-Naeional BankN
EAtab1fshcd-Acqultt Of DR.. Maddox
Pension appointments.
{Special Despatch 10 the Chicago Tsihnne.1
WASHINGTON. Nov. IS.
Tha receipts fson internal revenue to-day were
s72O, 40.
During the week endIag to-day nearly four mil.
lions In National Bank currency Were issaed by the
Treasury to the h1nks. The totsl amount now in
circulation +. $a14, 4,111,81s.
The Chief Of the naval bureau Of equipment ana
engineering has ordered the commsntanss of the
nary yards to reduce the number Of their employees
to the lowest possible nuit.
Gen. Howard, Commissioner oil the Freedmen>s
Bp1eau, returned to-day from his in.pecriDg tour
in The South. He reports encorraGinRly with
reference 10 the freedmen, and expresses his belief
condition to take care Of themselves. He doc. not
deem It t1d1Ctons. however, to WlIhdawA the
National troops from The Southern states Just at
Three National Banks we're eetablisbsd during
Dl. A. 6: Maddox, Who shot Major Dison IL
Alexandra few days ugo, has been acquitted and
sel At liberty II II alleged that the testimony os
minister and other Witnesses. satisfied tho Court
That the deceased had followed lhe accused about
placed IL fear q lis nb. A better explanation of
The acqI1al than ihIs md the only true oos. y that
the murdered man Wls a loyal EiEgtniln IN the
seice Of his country and tbs assassin, bitter Sc
eesaIoD3st- -......
Doctors Joecph Il. ynndenan OF Chattanooga,
Tenn, and n. y. Monaghan, Jackson Court House.
Ohio. were to-day appointed examining surgeons oi
the PensIun Eurrhn.
, 1865-11-20

justly mcrltcd, and on eighteen OF his brotners
In crime, who were hanging below: On his
handed hts spectacles to a sailor Of the Vol
VERNE The Provost Marshal then uttered
the words "aentenced to be hanged - the
order wes given, pull nway, }" and the traitor
was launched into eternity.
Among the reasonable documents recently
captured By the authorities, in their search
since the outbreak IN St, Thomas III the East,
Is plan Of Kingston, said to have been pre-
pared under the direction Of Gen. Lamothe,
the Haytien refugee.
The plan presents the point ut which the
city was to be flred-the points to whHh 1t
Was expected the authorities would repair
the points at which the massacre Was to COM
Mencc from, and the points at which posts
were to be stationed. SO as to cut Of the flight
ofthose who escaped to the roads leading out
OF the city. The consplrators were to await
the arrival Of troops At the scene Of fcontfngra-
the camp, the barracks, the arsenal and ths
batteries; there WIS to hare followed q gen
eral massacre in every street from both ends,
every house being entered and searched.
From all that can be gathered, It appears
that the outbreak at Morant Bag YES prena-
mas eve, and was to have been general
throughout the Island. In support Of this, it
Is strange that yeridcation Of this informa-
tion should have been elected from prisoner
In the General Penitentiary. 4 man named
Antony, who was ore Of the five prisoners
from the "Moncklands,' and sentenced to
the General Penitentiary being overheard
using seditious language. was sent to camp
along With prisoner Belonging to this city,
and named Ebert Bnyley, who carried on the
seditious conversations Of Anthony 4 part
of the conversation with Anthony WAS to the
following effect: ave black people never
make anything 20 straisht. We break out
fnn gpnu SYn WAra In huro roma +r +.u~>
sometime nbout races or Christmas-''
Such was the comprehensive plan which
had been matured for new revolution aud
new massacre of the whites. But 1t Is In
structive to note that the plot originated In
the resentment Of white man, who was not
only respected citizen, hut a prominent
member OF the Assembly. Had there been
no such tampering with their loyalty, the
black population Of the island would proba-
bly, have remained contcnted and quiet. They
arc, for the most part, q loyal, industrious,
slmple hearted rnce, who only requiro just
treatment, wise and modernte control, and
proper encouragement, to make them o most
useful class Of citizens. Once roused BY the
arts Of designing men, and the old half exile ,i
Euishcd fires Of barbarfsm once more enkln-
died Into full fame in their hearts, they o.
come savages, demons; hut even then atg
they not rs much slnued against as SHINING;
The island ls now comparatively tfanqua
again {; hut We cannot but feel toas W
sleeping upon volcano, which Al ny ~, -" ~
q ent may break forth, and oVef"no'AA
with fearful ruin.
, 1865-11-20

The Democracy in a STATE Of Subdued
'Gentlcnee~ Passage Of the White.
wafer Canal BilI-Gov. Moraon'& Ke-
tlrement-The Personnel of the LeG1s.
lpkure. DC.
, 1865-11-20

SA4tRpAI EVE, Nov. Is.
nnsr sniu.les md lath fbr the past twtntyfour
, 1865-01-26

u Ia1l tGc GElFp.uE I1SLt Jan. k{.l
CoYTEE-Tha ycGGc.ioa III the quotations Of gold
aimee Iur.dsy word re nee fAo,e OF coffee teati7ely
e sTs u ns,
t!cns, values uus=tt'ed. tnoss now ri, eu
l. a. p fs TT Ill., ss
p. "a is1ina 8: g. n bent IRON sss
d1y P, ana 4,;a5Xs gs eSa hf:a-s
psesebs M s;a,e M of tie fnarltr ''' - '''
SusAh-Dus,n. "Wednesday aad Ianrsd.y thers vas
E ie Prtt Is tel Oh osea1arte1 Of cent i h. Yes-
ielaay, however,. with III: further considerable re
s.nts sti md msrks sa:ues - comp es.iJ uase:t,e
thai tetlsbte quoau Can ba given. Our roTIsea
Sens ioo nomlns to quose-it MY b - we'll 10 note
h wsyrr thai leo eo5es yans SnlGh .a1Eea hands
ssss5cHe aus!:, nsf4 ss cent; 81 W1its
= ea! Il .aoissf eo.aaa "a. T.
I. i. Stuart, gha.s work b. been suspended for
oSestnz Waits I'd p sMsne9ist. dt!i7esy ~,
= ~ E hs ca. S. 1fss Ta ss
ii :sxc: IS od elasined Nav dreams 1t sc: sad -
s1; so1 eideS .oa 4 ss
here ha. been .aore outlne.s in t.. sucs our
settled IN s.upst thy ~ith the further cdns!dersbn t
sa. R noss Ee 9f %e nenE
part fiom second hands sre 6.55 hf chess Oo ons.
Fl osps Es': Sisf1 ssd5ss
Bic IN god4
AtoLA+sEs-There has BEEN hut little done since our
ls4t the dtcln'nk nHency IN tic prices OF got kes
ine The market in .t.ts Of oaIetaie; holder. how.
uts Il lnmpofr .nt. We notice SIG bhds - Lea, anl3
hrs Lcha aiuscovado, and 161 bids Dem rara on prt
0llo. four mes anu 9s brs New orl,An. ~ S,Js
e. cash: ~ auction. 20 bz1s Now osieans sold as
$1c3t 3l-26, four =. o..
EKu.I-1ht market for Rststna. with further arz1-
II Ah}eEx and tEA lower Intea ftt Cola, u very
pnsctt Ell Tcg4rs cnrrency prceB. the hnsnt
;ch has been considerable has been eutire!y
for golo. UthfF tta.fiplIo-s Of -fuI gspAt
er or itks extent IN thr doEnu4ra tendency. 4nd
prices are IN Ets measure nominal. The s-lcS
T. % b1s Iew layer Ralslns. e1 ship, at 3l;y9,so
ged s., DO suhsa: = o. n3t % b.!s nex cnsFants;
1:1s cssss.E, 90: re; casks Behs. IN
y: g. 20 Do 1amalea 81 e%. 12so ea.h; equsf to
COO boxes Now La. aud Eunch Rafflua gold,
q ito cases ssrain,s. 5000 drums new Smyrna Fgs
ss0 k5ss me. Z G1apes and se5 boxes IakEx Leta.
row In good supply and lower: By ancton go boxes
Ga.asn Eemasa {.n poor oE4er) sold II Si.5o4Si3,
, 1865-01-26
FROM NEBELDOM.
Spirit Of the Rebel Press.

NEW foRE, jan. s5.-The Richmond JpAig thus
states the result Of the South making var upon
The nation, atssion.ins the hozEoss to the Yan-
kees: "Oor outraged women, cur homeless
babes, our sons wautonly .stain, our b1ackenei
houses, our leagues Of dcsoatel land, our oatter-
ed citfes, our slaves in urns against u.s. our ms
oncrs murdered in cold blood. OF plning year sftcr
Yankee IL at heart"
Gold Ia, reached, in Richmond, thirty.hve hun
dEed Per cent premium.
Thc Mobile Register, Of January 1s, says:
"The people absolutely decline to bet, with The
odds Ct forty to ono, on the success Of our cause
ana the honesty Of ONE Government and peop}e, ~
The Charleston Courier discusses guerilla war
fare, with the purpose OF showing the efficiency OF
that style Of hostlitles to which tho rebel cause
The Richmond papers represent Hoods army 4
.ualss5tns Intensely until hey 1.fehed more
thought he may be obliged to iall back beyond
Coriuth until the roads are repaired to tha. place
TAe Richmond Seminal calls for new ouiburst
Of e1thuslaan and patriotic devotion. Il esya il
writes to 1t that liz had moderate supply Of bacon
III tho house, and he asked his wlfo. !" Shall tho
meat gos" She responded, "Yes, let 1t go''-2nd
1t went
, 1865-01-26
New York Provision Market.


The Pork market has becono very much depressed,
sintc o4r lrst The ireng. At times belsg rather
ieky. The decline on the speculative Eradts Ii iul1y
xAso p hi. he market co.inE ye!y dnl. md weax;
seout ls hsl. yesSerd e. 81 s + :. ss
t9E pF1ne saa s sses Y toE prime mss aso sbsat
me.s and ~ 1@i1 % fer peE % IL Jsna.ry, tS9oAS
+ :; 1o1 nsE ;s .s.s SANE n,ossh md *oe 81 DO d
ss.y du,i hut gsiees .se xltaoas decided ca4agev:
ioI siasGh ds1ysIy It l9Hc.Iand shoadsFs i
At At+ 0tc for Cumberland Cut Mtdufea, and 2Ic for
Short tas 60. NgtsseA Hogs have declined to fS5s3
1EEc for Western, according to weight Ut which nS
urc. they are uoll ctf dressed may quoted At Tx
91tc. Lard Is s4@tcF , low-r and very an11, with
sats OF Stoe bE!s and tea closing at 193A for NJ
pr1Re It'll :ns.. paEee!s cholcs keith rendered at
2as Tue Beef us1ttt hns ruled quiet. mt tho ten.
dencY Of rtces to lower range salrs oo brls ~
50 tsr plain Mess and f2l02l % Tor sftr.
do. Beer Hams dn 4 $6 00fa2. %. Win sacs OF
ESQ br:s. Tletce Beet IL dull snd prices ncminai-e
sale at ~ 1cs India Ness .de on pIly4!e tefns
heese is dali At 1la24c- The butter market = qnse
unsettled, aud The views oi busess 44t tetIe . are
saIher wldE apart thus seliers resla tne anHnwaEa
teDency In View Of Hight supples here and n tho ln
tellor. While buyers demand concession coHueu;
srlate with the appreciation OF cafene5 - eA1asea
by tho fall In gold.
, 1865-01-26

-N~1 -AF ~
morning sssslon Of the Stock Exchange It fell 10
2e3aspf, and On the street to a5a e1osJno v1th
huyer. st sa.e4 ~s "N>''
c,1~.1-,
silFef was In limited demand at 1oo
Govcrnment Bonds were firm, with buyers Of
5aos at 10TH and sellers at 1851. Ten-forties wers
in demand i 1901. and sses. ware asking To- IN
us o.ocA E1ca2aRe aoso t-sas Werc sold at got.
Easferr Exchange continues in active demand.
,h.v cor,a o.t =, 49, 49, ..-.s ~ n4s14s ~
'uo' eouo ec' ~ pst' 1au amoug themselves tney
onefed 10 pay e1press charges Tor round lots. The
selling rate Waa Ateady 1t premium. The snnnJv
Of Exchange continues yery 1feht-the shinu,ent
Of pork being now very tridIue.
We publish below The Auend.torv 1oan r,,11
a. It passed the House Of Representatlyes On Sal
uray ]ast. II restrict, the lssue f 1eosl tenders
and eIycs creat satisfaction In conservative nnan.
cinI circles:
Bt It taac.<d, de-, That IN lien or .nv bond,
authorized to be issued BY the nrst section Of the
aet 1 shntlsd LED " an at to provide Ways and means
;nna So,h Rsst th.t % 80 ra,,,ai ~.
date Of Till act, he Secretary OF ths TFeasufy may
tssne. under tie authority Of said act Treasury
hesss g. o. tns aesc..puon n ~ at
IN, i'll That tts wholn Vi ola amount Of bonds su-
thorized ~ Aforesaid, md Treasury notes Issued
:nd to be issned n Men @ .ncfe0 sna NO.
ma be aIsnoscd oY for Iawfi money or Tor NV
u
ncss, or cetlidcases or deposit, Issued under any
slo1, W. t.xs3ia b1 ~ nncr atate or nni.
cipal authority.
SEGA. Thai any bonds known q f1e.twenhes, Is
sned under the aet o. feofua5 n ls na 6sn aa
TnT nuSo4I +. ~ 5isnossd st. Of bY he Secrsnr; Of
lie Treasury, iu the United States or he shall
find 1t exPcdicnt, N Europe. at any time, on s9eh
ttim1 ~ Us ns may ~ aee oss Vs. pto'.d;so IT,.
anT antbo1itv f,r lie fzsue Of sny ieeal.tender
notes in my form beyond the balance untssued Of
The amount authorized BY ile second section OF
'o1 ac', ~ "n.en ae1 .n's - - a.
.rnnn.;. ortr. n.a,.-nn+ III, ahtoh ~ ,sa
- ns.~.H.s.sIf" ~ 1a..,. ppa.ss p0 .
ueuHe ~ rep. .eesntS .o'1o, Doa.o1 "ao
fonAe t'hcs Eastern Clues afe MAKING strenuous
excrsfons to de!sat IT, has the West anything TO
eAy On The eQt1cckf II so. low ID the time to
sneak il ont.
1as .,., H. r.,v v,,,- =.
III Car.,r.,.1 n.ns- :. ~ ,,s,.. ~ T..
.s y. 49,. -. ..ta :. 100 -. 49,. '''@~A -
'Ao1 Aa~ H,'s,an.ts ~ .,,a ,.nn, - s' n,... :,
49,. .a a1, 49,, ~ a;a"n.H. - ~, e.a ~.
su!uEhA~' 49," avs " "~"4 ~ ANA.
, 1865-01-26

The demand from the trade Snce our laat has b.tu
nuoletate but he market Is nf1o previous quota
tong. Tho sales are 50, R1snos Ayre, ny ., It l7c
god; LOO DfInoeo e ,. s.; 10 eo Sicrra L-ons 10 D.
b Calcutta Bnf.o. esk 500 t1ioocu. II ,, s,1
Vera Crnh, % D. sad 500 Army slaughter, 20 e,en
Total znpoI, since lst inst, 31Gs uc nt!uE alS from
Foseisu and $50 iroa Domes.c Pp5e. Stock In 1fst
hanIls, 1852 hnepos Aires nj Monteviie. $50
Et Gran % cco 1rnoc so West 1ndIa &c, io0
CEh!A s,1e0 2ayanula aud Do-ofs- 5 0 MatlEuoras.
LIE Txmplcc. CO. LagusY sud Ports T. hello 7s0]
Terx Cruz 5u Centts. American 40 Ns1i<sn, 9,oj0
California, 5.5t0 Hc1d7ras, 'o Mn .tts q, 10 Ca
time 1864, 1880; 1858, e, ,1tt; ls6e, 19sGo0.
, 1865-01-26

The Second National Bank Is suthestzsd to recelte
subscriptions TO IT, 50 Loau par and accrued N
ttrest. This loan Is open Tor IN anJ sums
the notes being .yuet IN denominations OF $sQ, Soo
sr8 sud sloe sud arc convertible NJ the expiration
Of thrce sepr. from 18th Au.uss, 1854. Into ~ gold
be..trg six per cent b. ads. 4 sonmi'*a'n Of per
cent IL allowed to Ranks and aud noses for
vasdtd br express lgee Of charge
I'm Rsnt sso deals In other q. 3. EeeusttiesA
market rateA =. q hl4AA9' E1sa4oeoas
E, TNKBAM, Cashles.
, 1865-01-26

4 hi d TQAh0 pFEYtI1e1 In1E1EU1A&elY RHSsSQ1eIk
to cur as end coLs:nerAb1e bu.Aneas was conaamm2-
ted but The large decline 70 gold rishln the 1T two
days has unsetI e the market and brou7ht trade to
pause- Regular deaiels Contend that fn1smnch ~
prices Of WOO Old no, fo'lSw g9ll xhss 4 w:nt up:
sourse Is uowuw .Ed. rttcua: supp leg ase mod
crate out shese's no discussing tue t.cs. nevessne-
FesdisythAn last week The safes. part previous to
our htt, are .6c 90 III Fleece. Incl ,dns. 1l!iupis.
WISCONSIN. Aicslgsn tnd Ohio II 65cta$o5 o00o
suEer aud extra Futter que; 80 tales ,Eesoa sc:
SD bases tape, par: ana ths remainder nnnef-
G0 DO washed Persian, 500 s.nea African, and IS
10 WISHED Rio Grsnde. on pflTatc ters tho market
cIoains dpff
, 1865-01-26

NEW YonK. Jan. 25.-The dispatch steamer s.
Il. Spaulaing arrived ut this port, last evening,
Anumber Of Un1on gnn6tto,ts had gone up Cape
Fear river, and were rnelling the woods in ordsr
10 disiodge The enemy.
he remains Of one Of the berotc dend of Fort
Louis Bell. He was killed In the assault on Sum
day, the 18th. The rcpans are In charge OF Lien
tenant Sanford, Of the lamented dcccxsed'a staff.
The body of General Bell il to be conveyed to
New Hampshire.
, 1865-01-26

w Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont, is now,
by seniority, the presiding bishop of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church In this country. It
is said that he has been invited to make an
Episcopal visitation to that part Of Louisiana
now in the Federal lines. No bishop has been
seen there since the detection from the church
to the army Of the rebel General Bishop P6lk.
, 1865-01-26
CHICAGO CATTLR hIAAKET.
ED4xaDAT EVENING, JAl

EKD42sDAg EVENING. JAnuary 23.
CATTLE-The market 10 entirely bafe oi good
STOCK and, while there great demand rood Cat
tie II IN request aud would bring tair prtcet- Tha
s-zds East now Clear, but owing TO the immense
arrival OF Cattle which delay the road. In
New York, thero has been quite decline In tha.
market, and sh1pfer& not anxlons to send stock
forward. There 10 no stoek in market, however 1T
for shipme1s- Coarse Cattle. which was about The
only kind sold. brought about the ssue nguses a.
yesterday.
The kSis n today we're.