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ways said they were, " Let US stick pin there,
and sea if we cannot have one postulate consid'
cred as settled by the consent OF both parties
that Americans should do their carrying by sea,
simply in order to pocket the profits OF the busl-
ness, and the profits of all the industrial inter
ests connected with shipbuilding The true
philosophy of the Wealth of Nations rests con-
sderably Oh Just this concession.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

PATENT ERASER. Mr.. A. G. Shaver has
introduced new eraser which is most useful nstru'
ment for the counting ROOM II is short oiaded
knife. permanently fixed in its handle. with curve
upward, making smooth, broad surface at the oaoS
for polishing the abraded surface. The lower ana
narrower part vi the blade is for sharpening pencils
with serraed Gssure In the broader part OF the plade
In which tine point mas be given TO the lead without
soiliug the fingers. He has also invented needles
pointed diyder with socket for the pencil Which
great improvement on the old iuplSh'eh' 'e' 'a'er
tisemept
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

THE CoSsgcTCUr MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CoaPASr-wc refer our readers to the advertisement
OF this very successful COMPANY Its accumulated cap
tai is now nearly sl0,OOOOoo having paid losses to
friends Of deceased members over ei0o0OcD and re
turned 10 living member, over $4,000 400 in dividends
Its surplus is over $4,000 0OO out of which the next
February dlYideDd is to be paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

We print in another column the decision of
Gov Fenton on the charges brought against
the Street Commissioners by James Gregory.
lie assumes that the power to remove certain
officials for misconduct is lodged in his hands,
to be used, however, only when the proof
against them is positive and undoubted. Deem
ius the evidence in this case ihsGdiceut to
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BeooKLys CITY PoLlrcs. The Union p.,.i !.

BROOKLYN CITY PoLIrJcs. The UNION zoo ~
hold their nominations lass nisht aud the eYene. G
yions. The followin. are the nea nominatEssS
offices named: Third ward-Aldetmao JHe TSsus
Frost aud Theodore Hinsdae. seventh hnaR Resena
Wayd-Mos"s Ward % II Richards Thirtcenth WsSa-ss
W. Armiicld. Fifteeaih w4ra-Wm ID, ias.ssnsi SSsi
Seventeenth ward-Archibad NJ. Hiss ,ss Iruoa
Wsrd~George ii. Fisher supervisors of ,,S ,Se ewrs-
Dar,,: Sixth Wafd-Wm. Hubbard Elsn'S sn, Thir
taen, WarSIames smith 10 ill Cheshirs. pss.,s
Twentieth ward-wm. N. Little; Inc IA psldsr- Aldsr-
held their primaries last evening ana M nosnin'' i.
men and Supervisors in the difefeht "e'u
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Justify him in the exercise Of that power he
dsmisses the charges against the CoAfohe'
and his fellow Commissioners. THURSDAY neA'
is appointed for a hearing on the charges pre-
ierred against the Controller by MI hei''0"'
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Enormous Profits Of fWnil-st.-Sales OF cur
Private BANKERS More than Six Thou.
sand Millions Of Dollars in One Year.

The returns of the private bankers and brokers
Of Wast to The Internal Reyenne Assessor. show that
their sales during the year ending the 5Oh Of last June
amounted to over Go OOo O0OOo Tho taxes now levied
are one tenth Of per cent sales Of gold and one
twentieth of one per cent sales OF stocks bonds ETC.
The following are the reported amounts OF the sales OF
the bankers aad brokers in the Thirty second Coleo-
tion District In instances in which the totals reach
10000 600 for the period mentiOned:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

The Uorid seems to be trying to pick up a
few subscribers from poor dead Mrs. Grundy.
It's last Joke is that the Democrats in Iowa
have reduced the Republican majority by the
Soldiers vote! But the soldier who deserted
his party for the promise Of an office does not
live in Iowa.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

EMIGRATION TO GEosGA.-lhe 'SO's s,,
Land Emigration Campeng are Offering 'naa'ST Ss,,
10 settlers to go to that State Among 'u''9 .,n,,h
made arrangements with shcee Iin's o. sam" lana,
steamers belonging respectively 20 hou.s :. Fss
wskeman. Gookln Dickinson. and Ll''ne,'o 80. a
d "a 10 take ou, smigri,is a. tis reiaesd PRIV
SO each.
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do not care to scrutinize the fish that are swim
ming right into their net. But let the whole
Southern people vOte-loyal as well as Rebel
and IRE are for reconstruction at the earliest mo-
mont and on the easiest terms. Why not
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

We can EocoH15t yhen-for want Of victories
we were obliged to cypher out gains on the
vote of this or that County, District or State;
and we are moved by the sad remembrance to
tender 10 our friends Of the various Democratic
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Uu,on stute Ticket.

Of Of ISgeal. JOHN X. PORTER, Albany
S,e.g Of STATE. Gen FRANCIS &. BAhLO"' =. i''A
Conpfroiier. THOMAS HlLLHOt ~, oh1'ho'
.g., C,De,oi. Gen. JPN III. .MARTINDALE, Monroe
c,,si Comy. ROBERT C.. dorm, Schenectady.
>,,te Erqiu.er.J. PLATT GOODSELL, Niagara.
Prison In,peey.Gen. HENRY A. DARNJM' onondasa
.,ppell Cle,L. Gen PATRICK H.JONEs, ,csiiaraugu'.
Election Tuesday. Nov. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

Our ENGLISH GUESTS. Sir Morton Peto and
hi. friends are ,til in NewYork enjoying the city and
lis sights. Las. evening they visited Woods MIN.
s.rel ,nI eemed delighted with tho cHoentrice5 Of
Pnrdy Tho marvellous gyratioDs OF Donati, aud the
general gleo OF tho whole company
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

iournals assurances Of our livoly sympathy
Tbev will have better luck some day il they
oorseycre in improving their platforms and eulo-
yizinc President johnson
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m. rrihnne In London

Covent nren C. Agents for the sale o
THIS TRIBUNE They will also receive sr''eIr1'os' an
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To Cnrrc.nonhenrs.

No notice can be taken o, Anonymous onnilu
Nbetevers intended for insertion must oe ,
by the name ana address OF the wrter-not hee's''S "
publication but a guaranty for h sooa nls. - ., rb
All business letters for this othce should oe auNes'V'
TRrBuNE." New-York ,...i.n,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

In our paragraph in yesterdays issue we were
made to say that the Union Ratification Meet
ing would take place on that evening In
stead Of next Friday evening at the Cooper In
stitute.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Cox ahead

Ashtabula, Geauga, Medina, Huron, Colun
bans, Erie, Wood, ani other Union stnr,
holds, to come in, which will probably iucp.s.
Coxs majority.
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The New York herald., 1865-03-18
Police Intelligence.

George Brtton Andrew Pmlere and stranger, got into
an alteration in tho house 100 james street. when
plIcre struck Britton and knocked him down. where
upon the strange man drew knife and stabbed Hitton
IN the shoulder nnicng a dangerous wound. 0acer
Oshoa, Of tho Fourth precinct arrested Pmlere, who
WIS taken before Justice Bowling and committed TO the
iombs to await the result OF Brttons injuries The
who used the knife Is stll at large
ARREST or 4 DESPERATE rExALg.
Mal late hour Thursday night Charlotte Morford,
woman Of questionable character, and colored man
named Charles H. Smith, had an alteration In Thomas
street. whoreupon Charlotte took razor from her pocket
and drew II Smiths neck inaiotne deep and
dangerous wound. 0ncer Murphy. OF the Fifth pre-.
cnct, arrested Charlotte who was taken before Justice
Dowlina and locked up for examination
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SEiiPPiN q ~ w s.
yoRg-rHIs DAT.
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1soxs nr gcxv Yar,. M IN rch ~ Ik6H.
Port OF .cw York, March III, 1865.

CLEARED
ship VIM rsp'co Nv Warren s. s'Sys5GooI rsp TspscSS
Hail Grioa Br,o.i Jackcns Lisbon-oelrichs & Co.
Esr E ~ E5.% % u.s. &ffs y IsnesR cS
Ha4k p-r,ieh tArt, - r.oit Hsvana-Dsrrril Nash
rE BIZ 5nc 1 @ @ oco ri .rds nswoei ilcnl uoses-Bre
BARK Sllina, W aacr, Eew. orlssus-,N brigham.
Br ArIechino llai faoio, E'istoSlocoglch, Asres,e
Erg Belle gBrl, suimcs,er, Trestew y sehmtrs son;
Hys Jaboats (Br"s, Da Canha, Pernanbuco-H swift
mig Thames tBr,, coseett sl,al-MIler Housh,on.
Biz A Ross Small, Matanz.s.R Baek Co.
Brig Kate Freeman (br) Gardiner. Cienfuesos-a
Brig Edwin Rowe. GroseneclS, pcmerara--Jos Rsea..
sehr Nelson CBr,, Forbes Falmouth, Ja-H j @ 4
schr sophia Jameson. Jameson Aux cAycsBrel, Son
schr Jessie Jones Or. Lanso. $. Ks7Ions. Leash.
schr Horton tBrJ, wallace Il john n Sd bewolf 4
schr Mary tBr,, walsh, Haifa1-Jas Hunter a Co
scsr Zebra .bI a Adsms siiian7h small Co
Mssp K's'ms
sohr Naad Queen, Chase, Gcosetown-Dsntlsy, Smith
schr Lavnia HE'LL Bayles, washinston-vsn Bruu. 4
sshrJ Lindsey, Lewis, washIns!on-s Kline.
sSsr sreens sromn rpn sass
sshr ocSr" ,,s sIrd cgary ws,aiDsionvs Kline =.
es Sea .nes sss SsS ssxss Son.
schr N d siaEoncy, Cofn, Phiadslphla-T nj Mayhem
schr Nellie D stedman Phladephiavan Brunt siaght
SchrJos Turner, Soue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Smith Co
Schr Roanoke Paul, Taunton.
sehr Sarah Elizabeth Smith, New Uaven-Hotchkm % 4
Stannard.
sioop Pointer, Nichols, Provdence-L Kenny
ARRIVED.
hdaTs ses%,sp w assS g. ssasssn Port
4nsp Matazas tUS transpor) Licaegang Norfolk
Fortress Monroe a2 hours TO U 4 Quarterrnaster.
Steanlship CnAsandra ~ transport) Holloway Fort
Delaware, IN ballast. 70 Us Quarterrnaster.
Bark irwin to Nassau Wardc Matamoros II days. with
Bsfs souder t6f Yarmouth, Ns, Dennis Cienfuesos
10 days, with sugar to boyd Hincken Sailed In company
with brigs Oriental Amazon and Eila, all for New York
Dark W Roseye Ierrimsn New Orleans II days, with
Bark WIN Van Name Cook, New Orleans II days, with
-four aud 20 master March 10 came anchor on the
CO. With bark q Roosevelt for New York.
Brig Aglae Fr) Savan, Bordoaux rs days. with dse TO
E0ayut, De Ruytcr Go. Had heavy weather March H.
lat 81 lon 10 saw vessel SUNK, with her masts about 20
feet out Of water had rot been long that condition Also
Brig b Dswolf (of 81 John, NB) Covert Tobasco 20
days, with loewood and mahogany, 10 Il DeWof Co.
Brig Sea Foam, Crocker Kingston ia, with Ioewood
tIhe + is reported TO have arrived some days snce)
Brig sharp -, New Haven, Ia ballast, 10 master
schf kuphemla Allen. Jacmel, IA days, with coffee and
schr Ann Leonard of 81 Andrews YB) Henery Remedies
9dnys, with sugar and molasses, 10 sturgcs a Co.
scar tpray, Frost Corvallis Ns days, with potatoes,
TO u UeNolf& Co
Schr VIM Crawford, Crabtrce, Boston
Scbr Com Kearney Roberts, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamships City of Limerick uncss United statss Cia
rion ships Conaueror Hudson voorv barks oueensiand
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

DIcK-LYoN-I this oty on Saturday February q, q
the Church Of the Holy Apostles By the Rev William
Williams, ByMAm g. D1cK, Of White Plans 70 Miss
HASm T., daughter qf Joseph Lyon, Esq, Of Pelham,
Westehester county, n Z: No cards
Rev Iaadon At the residence Of the BRIDES father J.
SANpsolD Trx,mo 70 JoLA A., daughter OF Joseph B.
Clark, Esq, all Of Mount Vernon No cards
Lu-Btfr-on fhufsday, March 10, At the residence
Of Mr. Francis Norris Throgs Neck, westche.ter county
BY the Rev DR.. jackson, RIcHARb BLAND LIN, Jr, Of
Maryland 70 Macy ALICE daughter Of the late George A
LUpIow-IAnso.- o.-Op wednesday, March 49, By the
Rev. Dr. Aymltage, WnIIAM 7. LUDLOW, OF Railway, NJ
j., 10 Miss Sarah =. LANG Of this city. -
ScHulx-SElPRAaUa- Thursday evening, March 10,
by the Rev Mr. Egbest ct the residence Of bene q
West Hoboken, ALsHar @. &oswA Of Hopoken' "
WEnAKE-Hun-InB Brooklyn, on Thursday even
ing, March 10, by Rev. A. Eimendorf, D. D., WALTsn
WrsNAxl TO HMuErTA DmsvoEz eldest daughter o.
John P. Hunt.
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49, FRfoAY, March i7-0 p NJ.
Asnrs-Recoipts. 90 btis he market continues very
Dull and prices we're nomnaly unchanged.
BRrApsrurrs- --Rocepts, ssi5 bbls Gour 19s bbs and
si50 bags corn meal coo bushels wheat s3e4 do corn,
ooTT do oats 1850 do barley, and 43o do. malt The
market for State and Western -four ruled exceedingly
quiet and further decline OF zoe 3oc was established
Beyond shs urgent requirements Of the trade there
inquiry and the sales confined to about 500
bbs State and Western, 500 do. Southern, and 400 do
Canadian. In rye -four heard OF no movement and
prices were wholly nominal Corn meal continued dull
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The Decline In Gold la pistIndelpbia.
THE MARKETS UNsETTLED-rRADE AT STAND


PmLanELrHiA, March H. 1855.
Tho decline Of ten per cent in gold has greatly unset
tied markets. All trade Is a, stand still. Cotton Is
very dull at SIC for middng Faxseed has declined to
SO 20 per bushcl Petroleum s nominal; two thousand
barrels Of crude for delivery In April were sold al
35xc refined nominal at $40. sec. Flour very dun;
sales OF superne at s. SO 90 and extra nt $40 $40 25
wheat--Nothing doing; red is quoted nj 90 30 50 10,
and white at 50 SO a ~ S. Corn very dul sales Of
600 bushels yellow at 81 10 Oats quiet at ssc All
kinds Of provisions show declining tendency Wool Is
three cents lower whiskey is duh at o. rs 81 60
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

daughter Of John and Catherine seares aged year,
months and days.
This friends and relatives Of the family are invited "a
attend the funera sunday afternoon at two o'clock
WAIxER-0n Thursday morning. March l6 LUCY r
Charles T. Piatt, OF New York.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funer. from her late residence
O'Clock, without further notice.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FsrpAY, March l7-S p.

FRmAY, March 17-6 p. NJ
The panic In the gold market showed no abatement
this morning and the price, after opening at l67 rapidly
declined l6o from which reacted to 100 In the aer
noon But the Improvement was not sustained, ana
after series Of rapid fluctuations II stood AZ io' ~
0ve p n The quotations were as folows:-
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

Booth Holland Genwood, Franklin trigs Piymo1sn.
Ferauson Taris Goldthwail Mary steadnaan. Jewess
Ocean Wave Chas Hogdon, Rue, Carroll
xrut. w
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Coroncr's INQUEST.


SOLDIER FOUND DEAD ON RAILROAD TRAcK.-A man,
was found lying dead beside down Of the Hud-
crushed In and the brains about the track
From the that two three loads VI soldiers had
passed the road 10 the finding OF deceased
It is thought that he either jumped or fell from the train
while it In rapid motion, aud, striking ON his head
received fatal injuries Coroner Collin held an inquest
the body. In one OF tho pockets Of deceased was
found tobacco box, the inner case Of WHICH was
written sJohn p Hodgson, Co G, 4Sth r. "" Ho was
dressed In blue military pants blue blouse, blue cloth
CAP gray flannel shirt and drab vest He had dark hair
but whiskers. Deceased about thirty years Of
age, and apparently native Of Ireland
PARTICULARS OF THE FIRE RnADs SrRExr-IssuR-
Axoxs xTc-The losses by the fire at No oS Rcade street.
Which occurred on Thursday night viii not be quite A.
heavy supposed The following Is list OF the
assurances -
Herman Fcdmann, importer Of silks and vevets, in
sured for $40 900, as foows:Entepse, OF Philadel-
phi, 5000; Peoples, Of Worcester, 5000; Norwich
videncc, $40 oO0-total, $40 600.
L. Q. Frank, agent ON same floor, $1,000, in Liverpool
Frcund dealer in cloths, insured for 500 500, as fol
ws-Lverpoo and London "a, 4,000; Citizens 81 900;
Merchants s. 5co Continental 1000 Jefferson, 900
Globe So C50 Greenwich $500; Umpire City, $1,000;
Fremen's $1,000; Bowery S5, oco; Atlantic, s5 Oo0
liket IS OC0; Mechanics ard Traders s5,0o0--total
$50 gc3 Fist floor, Friend & BschInann, dealers In
and iondoa $4,000; Monia K, S. o0o Fulton, $4,000;
Fircmln's Fund, So 600; Williamsburg City, $4,000;
Greenwich IS, 900; Mechanics ani Traders, $4,000
eichants s. ooo; Empire City, $1,000; Trldesmen's,
IS 050 Indemnity, So 0o0 Manhattan, S5 COO; Royal,
5000; Home, ss,ooo-total s7l,ooo, Bschmann :
Ero dry GOODS door, Insured s5 900 In stand
ard ms Company I@s Iass ID. Il Spst
New York Equitable Insurance Company.
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

DACINE CITY BONDs.-ALL PERSONS HOLDING on
III representing Racine City Bonds will please inform hg
undsr.gned Immediately the amount as large majority q
now oGeng and 10 that all accept before
settlement be made For particulars and terms addres
J. W. Hart Commissioner for Racine Wisconsin,
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

1EARIPOsA STOCK.-sO0 TO GOO SHARES WOULD m
M taken IN exchange for . three story brick HousaL
26xl0xl well rented balance mortgage. Address Stock
box ~ Herald once.
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

OFFICE OF THE MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE
~ Company, New York, March l5 1865 The Annual Ees
on for Directors OF this Company for the ensuing win
be held at their oce e6 Wall street Monday, the Nth
inst from IL o'clock n. 10 O'Clock +. M
ANDREW j. SMITH, Secretary
The New York herald., 1865-03-18
THE PEOPLES MUTUAL OIL COMPANY OF NEW
YORK.
This company IL organised the general mining snA
manufacturing law Of the State Of New York


Reseryng 100 Shares for working Capital
limited number Of shares of the value Of 81 eacAs
offered TO the public for subscription,
AT Is CENTS SHARE.
The property Of this company situated on
OF III each and Of 100 acres The numerous
shales existing this property evidences
That this the promising and reliable oil producing
section In the United States number OF wells arc no1
being the vicinity with prospects OF rich reward and
preparations are In progress for operations, ses
famous Pennsylvania oil regions The lands Of tAs
nanaasua distance Of six miles aordng the OPPORTUNITY
for parties of visiting the place without the IN
and hardshps subject 70 travel y remote
and business boring wells has been already M
10 the this company to make arrangements or
putting down one or Immediately The low pris.
liked this enterprise was made with avicw OF
afordng an opportunity to all for participating In s benz
ls The attention of the working classes Is particularly
called To this enterprise, shares being only
TWENTY. FIVE CENTS.
Books OF subscription will be opened on MONDAY
/ l6 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET. Brookiyn' r. n
COURT STREET. brooklyn "; -.
ll8 MAIDEN LANE. .................. xork
s And at the office Of the company,
% an0 o DoAW WM. G. BARKER, New York. PrssidsoI
OLIVER FAURoT, Brooklyn, Secretary
j. S. MAcKAY Brooklyn, Treasurer.
NrwY WI March 1865
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

NOTICE OF DIVIDEND No. 4
IN The Of the Ohio Petroleum Company have d.
cared dividend OF per payable the oce OF
company, No. Broad street. New York. and after tie
10Th March,
The transfer books will be closed the 10th the m
March,
The directors have resolved TO make dividends quas
terly for the future. ALLEN ID. vORCE, Secretary
The New York herald., 1865-03-18

ExplOsiOm of n Locomotive.
Locomotive exploded in the machine shops OF Crcs-
son, Pa on Sunday last demoshng the building and
woundng about dozen persons.
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improbable that it is due to his sagacity
that this important advantage has been
obtained. II appears that the govern
ment of Colombia have required and
accepted as an equivalent guarantee
from the United States OF its sovereign
ty on the Itshmus, and security for
transit on the road against sll foreign
Powers. This guarantee We are in q
| perfect position to make good just now.
This intelligence will have a stunning
effect in Europe. 1t will, 10 doubt, be
understood as checkmate to Nspole-
on, and u warning to Macmillan to
/ clear out of Mexico, and will be re-
garded as foreshadowing a union be-
| tween all the South American States
on the great principle Of the Monroe
| doctrine. The sooner, then, that Max
/ imilian ~evacuates Mexico the better
1t il quite likely that Presiden john
! son will soon give him notice that his
presence is not agreeable there, and
probably designate a day to quit The
right Of the government OF Colombia
to make this treaty will not OF
| course, be doubted. 1t has clearly as
much right to extend these privileges
to US on its own soil as Napoleon had
to upset a republican government in
Mexico and establish an imperialism
there by foreign arms.
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Fee Trade.

Wepu5lish this morning IN important
order from the Secretary of the Treas
ury 10 Officers of Customs and Agents
acting IS officers of the Customs, to
which the attention of business men Is
directed Commenting upon this or
der. the New York Times says Com
mercial intercourse with the States
east of the Mississippi is absolutely as
untrammeled as ever it was before the
war. The Custom-house authorities
have entirely dispensed with the re-
quirement which msde it necessary for
persons intending to ship goods to the
recently opened ports TO first prove
their loyalty, and viii in future pay
little heed except to the fact whether
merchandise so shipped iscontraband of
Wal Questions that may arise in re-
lstiOn TO the loyalty of cOnsignees are
TO be determined by the officers Of the
Government at the places to which the
goods are forwarded.
We also publish an important proc
lRmation from the President, opening
al the ports of the United States, with
the exception Of those of Texas, on the
lst Of July next to foreign commerce,
commercial intercourse to be carried
oa subject to the laws Of the United
States, and in pursuance of such regu-
lations As may be prescribed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury. The proc
iamation also denies belligerent rights
and privileges 70 all persons trading OF
attempting TO trade in violation OF
isEs, and they viii be regarded and
treated rs pirates.
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9ew advertisements.
HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE
OFFICE uF PROVOST marshal,

HEADQUARTERS POST OF NAsHvILLB,l
oFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHsL, 7
NAsH'mLE. TENN, May %, 1865. j
Provost Order,l
(. Under the following special instructions from
MAJ. Ger. Thomas. commanding Department Of
the CunharIan1, VIZ:
HEADERS DEPT CUMBERLAND
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL, I
Nashville, TrNN, May "A, 1865.
Cart. HuSTER BROOKE, Prov. Mar. Nashville
Captain: The MAJOR General commanding directs
that you make provision for quarters and subsls.
t-nce for the destitute psToled prisoners OF war 81
route 70 their homes, who are necessarily detained
at this DOnt. That such persons, for their own
protection and 10 prevent improbable controversy.
be prevented nom irequentIng public hotels ard
restaurants To carry out this order, and 10 en-
sble some Of the generous and liberal supporters
Of the late rebellion who reside in Nashville 10 con-
tribute 10 the wants Of the returning paroled pri-
soners, you are authorized 10 distribute such pr
soners amongst the resident families who are
known TO be- and 20 have been rebel svmpathizers
assigning 20 each ftmilv such numbers IS may he
hereafter directed, requiring that comfortable quar-
tiers and cooked ratons be furnished them, am re-
curing the paroled prisoners 10 remain on she pre-
mlsest 70 which they are assigned, until they are IN
readiness 70 depart for their homes. You are also
directed 10 enforce the Order from the War De-
psrtment, prohibiting the wearing Of rebel uniform
by psroled prisoners Of war.
Respectfully your ob't scrE't,
togneD sc. FARkHURST.
Col. and troy. Marshal.
Il Is hereby oruered that all parolcd prisoners Of
war found In rebel uniform he directed 10 rerort
10 the Office Of Provost Marshal OF Post for sllot-
ment, according % the abOse orders.
Hote! snd Restaurant Keepers are directed TO re-
fuse enterttIoment 10 such rebel prisoners 10 uni
form, sud 70 refei t1em 10 the Office OF Post Pro-
vost MaJShal for disposition.
By command Of Bvt. Mai. Gen. JSO. p. MULER.
HUNiER BROOKE.
may26-3t Cant and Prov. Marshal