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The New York herald., 1865-03-16
FORTRESS MONROE.
Expedition to Murfree's station-Returs
or Generals Crook and Kelley, sc.
MR.. JAMES b. wARDRLLs DESPATCH.
Narc A

Expedition to Murfree's station-Rcturn
or Generals Crook and Kelley, &c.
Mr.. JAMES b. wARDRLL's DESPATCH.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, March IA, 1855.
ANOTHER EXPEDITION.
Another very successful raid has just been made into
Rebedom resulting in thedcstructon OF cotton rebel
barracks railroad and other property.
On Friday March TO- expedition, composed Of scve
raj companies Of the Third New York cavalry two
panies OF the Thirteenth New York. detachment Of the
Second Massachusetts, and section OF the Eighth New
York battery, all under the immediate command Of
Colonel G. w. Lewis sent out by Brigadier General
vodges, commanding this post, from suffolk, for the
purpose Of determining the rebel military stus Of the
adjacent country and ecctng the purposes Of usual
raid into the enemys country Leaving Suffolk their
march uninterrupted through 10 Blaokwaer There
they discovered about sixty rebels securely posted and
the only ferry boat tho river safely inoord the oppo-
site sde which occasoned delay or several hours In
with the company OF rebels, who strongly in
rcnched and obstnately disputed the passage Wc lost
one man killed. one wounded, and one missing. The
pcdition pushed and reached Murfrees station
about hafpast ten O'Clock. The force, on roach
ing % this point, ,conn commenced led tho work Of de- de-
81 barracks, and ali other outbuiidings were
fred and entirely destroycd--nfty bales OF prime
cotton followed the railroad track, urnabe switches and
all other material that could possibly be used any advan
Lewis finding other work. and the country rid the
enemy, ordered the men into line and commenced the
return to SUFFOLK which accomplished without either
an important or Interesting event. Saturday morning
RETURN or GENERALS CROOK AND KEILEr.
Major Generals Crook and Kelley, who we're recently
captured In the Shenandoah valley up the City
Point boat 70 day en- route to New York
The rebel General Vance left here for City Point this
Landing
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

FRwe AT RANDOM Tho commanders Of naval vessels
in tho Narows have IL appears been firing OF random
lately In their anxiety 70 prevent praca vessels from
entering tho harbor they fred balls tho land
and subjected the inhabitants Of thsa portion OF tho town
OF New Utrecht which borders tho Narrows 70 tho
inconvcniencos a. well the dangers Of a lombard
ment The house Of Hon. Tanis q. Bergen member OF
Congress eset struck day two since; also tho
house Of Mr. Townsend, the residence OF Mr. quos Van
Brunt and ono other place. Nobody killed. nor no
ono hut but u might have been otherwise More care
will probably be taken hcrcaftcr
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
The French Mission.

tFrom the rev YORK IrDune, Marcn 10
Some surprise has been expressed that this important
mission not filled previously to the adjournment OF
the Senate. We understand that IL tend red to
James Gordon Bennett Esq., OF this city, but declined
by him, mainly on the ground that he could be OF moro
service In extrcating country from her present diff
culties at home than abroad.
Sincs Benjamin Franklin-in every sense our nrst
ambassador to France-we do not remember that an
editor has I'LL now been designated Tor that post which
demands in its incumbent full and intimate knowledge
OF and Of European politics. ripe general expe
riencc and special fam arity with the character and
respectively Of tho leading statesmen Of Europe
These qualifications presume dictated the selection
Of the veteran editor Of the HERALD.
We may here mention, interesting incident, that
Mr. Bennett met the present Emperor OF France pri.
vate dinner party in London just before the fall Of Louis
Philippe, when, the conversation turning the condi-
ton Of affairs France Mr. Bennett remarked that he
had observed that almost the entire French press was
then opposing the government The remark made such
impression Louis Napoleon that he subsequently,
recalled the subject and asked Mr. Bennett what infer
ence he drew from tho fact above noted Mr. Bennett
replied that In the United States such attitude OF tho
press would forecast approaching transfer OF political
power The events which followed proved this
inference equally sound with regard 70 France.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

The NewbeTM Dospatch.
NswBxRx, NJ O., March 12-lP.M H.
Yesterday Inc enemy fell back across The Neuse rver
a1ssr burning the bridge over that stream.
Nis reported that they also burned the rebel ram 81
the same time, which was guarding the bridge.
Timber 10 now going forward 70 rebuild the bridge
the railroad 10 completed 70 within short distance Of
the river, opposite Knston.
The enemy will not be able 70 remain in Kinston long,
they decide to make another stand Of which there
h much doubt
Deserten and refugees continue 10 into lines
The enemy suffered the most owing 70 their repeated
charges works. in which they repulsed each
time with severe loss
Our troops stood their ground manfuly, and are In
high spirits ovcr the prospect OF meeting Sherman
Dr. Page, Of the Sanitary Commission, who has sent
forco, with supplies TO the front for the wounded has
also collected list orthe killed wounded, which will
be sent on for publication.
portion OF Major General Schonelds stan is sti At
Wilmington, among whom is his Assistant Aduant Gen
erai, Lieutenant Colonel J. A. Campbell Major VIM. NJ
Whery senior Aid do Camp, is Acting Assistant Adu
tant General during the absence Of Colonel Campbell
Lieutenant Colonel Treat, Of General Schoacds stan,
has just arrived from the 'front.' and reports all quiet TO-
day General Scho1eld spends the Sabbath In Ncwbem
The weather warm and pleasant with prospects Of
fair wasxner
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
The Canadian Parliament.
APPROPRIATION voR rnR DEFENCE OF THE IRON
pER, ETC.

QuBBnc, March 10, 1896
Parliament last night voted million Of dollars for tho
defence OF the country, also three hundred
and ny thousand dollars for the c1penses Of volunteers
on the frontier
The Finance Minister, In speech, id.--'Thc Cana
dian Of tho opinion that long as tho
American lasts must have force on tho frontier
in tho shape Of police and militia 70 support the civil au
thortics and fulnl the obligations arc under TO act
tho part Of good ncghbors towards tho United States
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
Arrival OF the Steamship
Ocean Queen.
EVERYTHING QUIET IN PERU
--~~~~~-~->->~>~~~~~~-
No Hostile Demonstration on the Part Of
Spain Against Chile.
War Declared by Colombia
Against Ecuador.
AFFAIRS IN PANAMA. !.
&c., &C., &c.

me steamship Ocean Queen Captain seabury, arrived
- this port yesterday from Aspinwa tho 7th inst
Dy this arrival have very interesting intelligence
fsom the Pacific, which will be found in the letters Of
ear correspondents at Lima and Panama
Ihe following Ia the specie list or the Ocean Queen.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
Mr.. Charles H. Hannam's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, Sixth ARMY CoRps,
NEAR PETERSBURG, March 13 1855.

REBEL DEYEsCE
When the rebel sharpshooters returned to their camps
at sunrise this morning, number Of the pckets i'm
medately deserted They report that fresh orders have
recently been issued for the rebel army to be prepared TO
move at short notice The next line Of defence they
will take up will extend from Chapins Bluffs to the
vicinity Of Danvile General sherman's forces
ported be advancing by slow stages through the State
of North Carolina
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
NEWS FROM KENTUCKY
"sse Monday 20 be Hanged-Fight NJ
BrandenbuPg.


Brandenburg.
LouEvnLs, March ID, 1865.
military commission for the trial Of guerias, Gen.
Whitaker, President, assembled to-day Jerome Clark,
alias 'sue hunday," was found guilty, two witnesses
swearing positively 70 different murders committed by
him; and there witnesses also TO his throwing
train OIL the track and robbing the passengers and mail
He sentenced TO death by hanging at the time and
place assigned by the Major General commanding
General Palmer promptly approved the sentence, and
directed that Clark be hanged n Louisville tomorrow, at
four O'Clock p. NJ
A tho steamer Grey Eagle passed Brandcnburg, at
halfpast ono o'clock this afternoon, an engagement
observed between the federal forces about ny) sta
toned there and unknown number Of rebels Our
forces appeared TO bo rooang towards tho brow OF the
Hill and in.renching themselves in the Court House and
neighborng buildings; but is thought they would
pulse the enemy.
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

EgwsERS, N. O., March 12-l y
General sherman hss opened communicated with VIII
minpton from Fayetteville Ito sends word that he 70
all nigh, and marching ON We expect 70 b. a. some sA
lfying news from him In few da,s
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
G R A N T /.

gheridan's success-The Rebel Lines
shelled-Deseyters Coming In, &c.
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1865
Information from the Army Of the Potomac speaking
Of 6heridans In destroying the Lynchburg Rail
roAd several points, and inncting damage
the canal, 40, says he is on his way 70 the White
House. and that military officers high in authority claim
this 70 be the most important raid Of the war.
The batteries at Fort Norton shslled the enemys lines
brskly on Monday afternoon, and were replied TO, but
without damage % far az Is known.
Desertsn continue 10 como into our lines; several
oavalrymsn arrived on Sunday with their horses and
equipments, which they arc allowed to SELL
Ms. John A. Brady's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS, TWENTY FIFTH AnsY Conrs,
In THE FIELD, March II, 1906
The REBEL ram.
The rebels stll busy engaged their ironcladA
large quantity Of plate iron is being prepared at Rich
mond and sent down the river, 10 make them invul
nerabs possible The Virginia ID being strengthened
10 an extent unprecedented in ron-cads Every i'm
provement upon her 10 made under the personal direc
ton Of Semmes who has determined 10 mako her invul
nerabls 10 any shot Hre n her The result how
ever, Of semmes efforts will most probably be- that the
already laden vessel will sink the James river
and afford another 70 the many that already OBJ
struct an advance Of our neet up the river
DEM1Ioxs yRoN TEE REBEL HGn
Desertions still continue from the rebel fcek The
men satised that they will eventually be transferred to
the army, continually engaged in planning schemes
for escape sometimes they desert boldly in the face Of
their ocers and again In the exercise OF strategy The
boat load that in day before yesterday deserted
with al their and the Of their oncera They
would have brought tho latter In also not that
they begged earnestly TO be left Some Of these
had two or more rsvolvers besides cutasses and mus
keta Tho recent order Of General Grant, allowing pay
for all arms brought in by them is well known in the
rebel lines
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
SCHOFIELD.
OCCUPATION OF kINsTon, n. c.
>>~.~~>e~~~>s~o~~~~~~
General Schofeld Marched in
on the 18th Instant.
vs>~~~~>~~~~~>~SS~~~~>~
RETREAT OF BRAGGS ARMY.
~~~~~.~o~O~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
His Deserters Coming Into Our Lines IN
Great Numbers,
&C., &C.. -.

the Warrington Despatch
wAEneroH, March 16-l2:a0 p. n.
me Nsvy Department last night received despatch
from FORTRESS Monroe announcing tho arrival Of the
LAhigh ffom North Carolina She brings information
that Kinson n o. had bson occupied BY General 6cho-
fields foscss No details given, but General Bragg
had uudoubssdly fallen back from that place
The New York herald., 1865-03-16

Failure OF two Produce Houses.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1895
The failure Of two produce houses OF this city re-.
ported Their liabilities are said 70 bs light
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
S n Ter N AN.
HIS ARMY Ar FAYETTEVILLE.
Communication Opened with
Wilmington.
REPORT OF HIS SCOUTS.
Some Particulars OF His Tri-
umphant March.
Ne Meets with No Opposition from the
Enemy and Has Fought No
Battle OF Amy Consequence.
His Army Living Entirely OF
the Country.
-~~>~~>~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NO 1ations Other than Of Coffee and
Sugar ISSUED 70 the Men.
>~~~~.>~s
The Army Resting, Preparatory to An
other Advance Northward,
&C.. &c. sc.
His Army Living Entirely OF
the Country.
NO Rations Other than Of Coffee and
Sugar Issued 10 the Men.
The Army Resting, Preparatory to An
other Advance NOrthward,

The steamer Champion arrived at Fortress Monroe
Tuesday morning from Wilmington
She left Wilmington the 1lth instant, bringing tho
first definite intelligence rcspecns the movements Of
General Sherman and his forces.
On the morning Of the 1lth instant scouts from Gene.
raj Shermans army reached Wilmington with the news
camped in It's Immediate vicinity quietly resting bis
army preparatory TO another march northward
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Paid Fire D>partmeHt-ass Dsseat
Thrsstened I'm the Assembly-AA Adj
verse Report ON the Volunteer system
Disagreed 10 ana Laid On the Table
The Governors Appointments-Ths Al
hany Newspapers, 80. !
eUH ALBANY CORRESPONDENT
The New York herald., 1865-03-16
Our Panama G orrespondcnce.

Our Panama COrrespondcnce.
PANAMA, March 7, 1865
9Ae arrival Of the steamship Sacramento this por
y very early hour this morning took every by
Basprse being day earlier than expected give,
but little time TO complete the south coast news
yesterday.
, 1865-06-08

with compound intercat, from the dateof tho
Occurrence Of the damages,
Is "Uncle Sam" says to "WllliArn,n - we
may condescend 10 take part Of thu pay in
colonies, and If John Bull refuses there will
be " considerable colonies" taken to satisfy
the debt. The United States have got good
claim In law md equity; and II they are put
to The trouble Of li.igating 1t they will, add
the costs of collection to the Judgment, and
make the debt ont Of any ships atloat or
real estate Great Britain may happen to own
on this side Of tho Atlantic, including sundry
sugar Islands in the West indies; and If they,
together With the colonies, arc not sufficient
to satisfy the Judgment md costs, q levy may
be made on the '*Gem Of the say !"
It would be The hight OF folly for England
to resist payment Of our bill Of damages, to
the extremity Of war, as she would then be
Obliged To pay still larger bill, and be sound
ly thssshed into the bargain. Prompt aud
pcaccahlc payment Is:her true policy. Short
settlements make long friends, between na-
lions as well a individuals, and the docu.
nent Of the greatest value 10 Great Britain,
which she can possibly possess, Ia Urelo Gam's
A~~~t4-h 49, AAAF I'LL sRAAA} A19pukT' 10 AQV
disposed of-Unele Sam having soundly cor
reeted lot Of his unru1y, ftac!ious
boys, md made them get down Oh
their knees nud in good old orthodox
style, ask for his forgiveness. Tic
boys a1e all ready and willing and perfectly
able to turn III and whip any onc who insults
Or imposes on the pater Jan1iias; 60 Mr. Bull
had better mind his i's and his, and fix up
that little bill, for It has got to DO paid,
pcaeeably If 1t can, to1cibly If It must. Tho
fnture gcod will of this county Is OF the
highest importance to the British a1istodracy;
and the worst blunder PalmcIston md Rus
sell and Ills caste could commit would be to
reaIst the Just demands Of the reunited Re-
public TO tho point Of open lostillties. In
sucl case the British olIsa:chy would in all
human probability find itself whcrc tho rar
cnded, In condition similar to that Of the
American oligarrhy at this time, which also
TtDtured 10 measure swords with the Great
Republic.
, 1865-06-08

new 1oRK, June T.-The Washington
special to the New York 1imes says: Iu The
conspiracy case, 1t Is probable that the tes.
1imony will not bo closed until Friday. az
The defencu has seyeral Witnesses to eya9fIne @ ii
and the prosecutions has In rcserre corstdera-
bic rebu1ting testimony to be offered when
the defense Is concluded.
The Washington special to the New York
Tribune faJs: The suppressed testlm any sur
reptitaously. published BY Ben. Plttman. has
greatly endangered the lives Of the wit.
nekses, come OF whom are still In Canala.
Dr.; J. y. Merritt, one Of the witnesses, Is q
cultivated and wel1-read gentleman, Of e1-
cellent manners, q physician By profession.
and evidently very truthful. Indeed aftes
be concluded bis testimony before the Court.
General Grant, being present, rose and stated
That he knew the witness, and desired to
vouch for bis credibility. Probably Dr. Mer-
rltt Was besopght not to return to Canada,
both By his friends here aud his wife thero'
busincss, intending to return here immedi. M
ately. He has not been heard from.
The Grand Sire OF the United States Grand
Ledge Of Odd Fellows has issued . circular.
reasse1t'ng the Jurisdiction Of that body oYer
all the subordinate lodges Of the order In the
lately insurrecttonafy States, and inviting
them to send delegates to the annua1 Nd.
lonal communication, to take place In Balti-
A1Hae ~ hA.e 4o40 ~ 0tAt SepLeQuer+
The Alabama delegation has succeeded in
impresslng upon tue Executive the idea that
they have ceased to be traitors, They urre
The appointment Of Judga Parsons as Military
GoyernCr--a man who, like themselves. was
Q traitor until suhiugated. The officers Of
the Alabama Union regiments ate urging the
of another man.
Secretary Seward attended the Cabinet
meeting to-day. but Was unable to remain
through the sitting =
General Grant has released from the Old
Capitol Prison all the rebel wounded willing
to 1ake the oath Of allegiance. About B,OO0
prisoners who have already taken tho oath,
will socn be released.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has divided
Mississippi, South and North Carolina into
districts Tor the collection Of internal taxes.
, 1865-06-08
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

X&f
Wednesday, Evening. Juns 7.
BEEF CATTLE-The Tecetpta stnca our last report
have been II head, and thu shipments tS5 hsat. Tha
erteztd sA1ss 1t the various yastoot up ~ hesd
2a5s@s. Is for cormon TO air and $5oa7Go fas iais
toeood.
The receipts Of the week have thus tlr b.en quito
fight, ard the demand equally -. Few II azy arc
bt Ing lhlo2ed. md the demand Il mostly for city
slaughter. BuyesA from taa county report tbs
probability otueht tsceipta throughout tho wsek.
The market 70 day n sws change tfo,n yestsrdaY
unless 1t ba Asi5hs additional hs4knasa cau1sd by
better turpiJ. In prtess tasre Is M improvement.
In view of the unsettled condition Of the Nav Yorx
.xktt. It Is hardly probable tat tnY m<t"rial al
rance will snaa place. Dealers Adlfn that they a1o
ncw psy,ng ~ much Of more thsn u warranted by
the circumstances. and the change, whan Is Gomez.
they atsest. VIII be doHnwArds instead OF upwards
II very likely that he preaens 1shs FreeIpta con
tiaus, psters viii be held hrsn during the weck I
en- Tho contrary taeta shauld be I !a1gu iuftux c.
aueed. We quote tha rna1ks. to-day ~ u.s:e more
acsve, bu: 1t unchanged pi!ces. Tns sales ws,a ~
''S CATTLE SALES TODAY.
BH1hMAN IAhps.
stradsr Io1d Moore IL head. cows aud bulls are AZ
W siSs'S S ssS Is head Common 'ssr
Scans sod sissSeh % head butchers ,:eez,, aver
x1cmsAS sorrazax YARDS.
FTs q Co. sold Euptoa II head, svsra3.as 1oI9 NJ
Culvtr solt H,czsy iG aead, av,r1stns LII, rs, at
Gsfs.r scla Cash Is head thin cow. averaging So
Ds- ~ SSfs1.
FoAr WAYNE YARDS.
Btnt1ey sold Kosaa,hsl1, u head. averaging f1e3
s.ns 70 Rosentha. 81 head. averaging t,,as 81. =,
Aa.na sold cohn<n:h. II head. averaging l1,3 ns.
ass@s .ald Morris, wa,1nll d Co. hs.d. av..ss.
adams lold Resenthai1. Z head, Averaging 20, II.
1t &oea-
n1ovERa' rs1os YARDS.
Me6eon sola S!e1art, IT hssd cis s:csrs. averaging
HOGs-The receipts aimee cur Ias. report haye boeD
re, and The ahipmena I'll hes- Ths eus.red sa.ts
NJ the several yards loot up 260, At $500 for ofl.
nA3 to 50 for fast, and IS sal8 IS Tot cSolcs
The market opened active, w1thia Lively conp.ti.
ucn AnccE bu3 e1s. md were adyascet 1a.sa
q 1oo M ths ceslrk ptlcts Of aat evening Thern
wese one or two buJers ior ths Canada marxet Fbo
teok heavy smooth EGGS, paying in one ln,ta.ce -
htGh a. 4S.ta- Tbs majority OF purchases, however
wras made for ths New FORK market at 3325s3s 50.
hHEatkat ruled 1uayans and arm doflux III
noInt1g but later Ii the d1l thc di patches from
New fefS Wsre tectlEsd Importing the market thr,e
atn supplied and dsc1ne OF &c peg tea es Thn
eGett upon the ma1ket hers wa. or equ... unf.vora
be. tus to what extent was not developed.
shfpps1s dn,ing th= psat few aayz rep-rtcrcas IN.
nlrncs Ant lost afisln. Eon tbs exccEt1c hear
one deAltf lost 1co HEAD On Monday last,
We qnuse the market a. Opening t&ek, xad clos1ux
andes the circumstances reported.
1hs salts were ~ foCnwg:
Yf7f4
, 1865-06-08
M A rim z LIST .
PORT OF CHICAGO.

z.
s. as Ba.se
a;'s d:sas1
Prep b. i. Wade. eola.m,th. s..nta. ,uadrtss.
nalqua 1e. lssoF, Joha.on. Ruelo. s0S luas toa1.
P.,;ss Ms4s. ~. w.<.zarh, b., cts, .uu-
B'$ss 5sss g ias:F
m,x r. III, pan. Es,., r. ton. coal.
Biz G.; auh!sh!n,o9. & sa1gton, Me1oninae, no m
nns SIN hs,s, VILE. @ ocoato. Isl tamDss IL
EF ksss9e Esy 9s
issi III sstaa 5s:Ss 3 tsas ss e..
schz u lax a+ilnal. ScGlnn. E11e. rs tons eoaL
sahf LumselIsn, Williams. esaud H.vsn. 15o INN.
scss Cs1.le #ocd,osd. Uph.us, Grand Hayen. 70 m
sehr %:S5saHs =. Tuslonz. Grand nav*n. LIS nlansee
sssF ill.,, ,sssp g r.eeF
sss, Qassa oi tho Wsss. Bnhoo. sienom,ass, :ssn
schr fa'oF boy. Long. oeonto. es m lumber. sou
scsr T@.F- Allen, Jr, Cleveland, oeoaso,2 90 N lum-
setr etr Ems1i=e, Brown: Black L.te, 1ao N ,uuber.
seas May, Lhttn. AuskeEon. Is N lamosl. 50 n
Ssh. Japts;s. G:nha, s. P.al'. Pler. eds wool
az r. Eis;s;s: VI. ss: ., ssss 3 :ss ss
sear Jo.sptlEe pEasden, Pas,e1son CaGlo::cyInc, "a
sesz TIs1ssei. OVEN. Stony Czses. Is II lumber. . N
zssE si 1tz u: H.. ;s e:
schE T. ctne, Cole, Gens, II. n ;umoer, q g iath;
S:;}s ;ssS5ss s 1sF'sf'
s: $s:ss ~ass
, 1865-06-08

s1intrR, and the margins ara agafrst the bank. nj,
thou9h tts branch has held cash rarrtrs frun
cate Of contract ~ . guaranty, 1t repudiafes the
written contract OF Its agents. This dishnnnrs,
bla cou1ee On the part Of leadiug Canalisu bank
Ing institution. II true, Is 1t this time peco1a.iY
unfortunate as 1t tends to destruy the coufidenct
90 ntceeesfJ 10 business intercourse. aud roust
have IN unf1yorahla influence IN the dlscusg1on
q reciprocal trade, which IL to como up before
11th dsy Of July next.
Tho Now York .Hnrd of Saturday a1so rnn,aa
tha nrn-,,-,.,. .,4,.1. - I1es - .ee
a ~ "9asto W ae eame sao!eet tna
elatea sdAs thelactson OF the Canadian bank Eafet
1edtu Is simply "repudtattou.n
Tho following latter I'm. written tv , ,esa;nr
t3er,n,n h.rtar rna.r a.,. - r. 5o -
ossts 0'A*NeA' uaoet "a'o VI my IL, 70 Jay
cooHe: ......
NoW, Woflo pefsozda you 10 n=e your tnau-
tn fhs nnSi;c y. taT 1T tseasa1y 70 open
specie paymsnta. This neea aot b. GaHMnt 9'
pcIhspe on tho 1st Of January, 1865, Ia nv inde
mfnt, he coald resnne much earlier; but q sud
oGn !s:ampHon Won!a entail tno do9bo many
hn ot.enin@ " ~ tha 49, rros ~ Jour s.ae. but
wonl{ ttfjfc tesror ito tne eonfs ofthnsn
Of Humanity, tha dealers In Gold; md The p,o-
mtnm on It would tl!l 70 per cent; aud probably
ahG @ ia9 p9ei1c, that great napy, would at
nIed1ef sni Ynn Iii ss tnst ~ s,nS 70 i9ptsa
psper money will be at preGlium bafnrr 1nnp ~
1touFht TO be for iu Usefulness and convenic1ce,
lne 1eAst9e msisnasM NJ! ioon leata 70 appre-
s;ie1 ihen vii sntFnS ny .nnR sssLoasu pr Jouf
tho world has AeYer seen betorrr 1na nnt'
withstand1pg your enormous wealth, 1t viii