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, 1865-08-05

TIE Bca:d Of Visitors to West Point have
Just issu.d their report, which, however, Was
substantially fo.eshadowed in tbs references
to the annual examination some weeks ago.
It searching document, evidently written
with a better purpose than the heavy orns-
mental" The Board regard The Institution
t,om tbss7tapd point Of practical ns1S ind
a.e not under the Oppressive awe that sits
upsn snckIing cadets. They slit very thor
oughly Its utilities and capacities, ard have
sh1wn themselves faithful visitors, such as
the Institution has lacked in some former
3ease. The changes recommended comprise
improvements, which Will stand confessed as
such, in the curriculum Of study, and worthy
Of sn institution TINT should be the Grea..
rational military and polytechnic school ct
the country. It is suggested that seventeen
md twenty-five be the limiting ayes, instead
Of sixteen and twenty-one, wish@a view 10 4
tetter maturity Of candidates. The visitors
actually touched sllghungly upon the impor-
tant subject OF trimmed whl.kers, but think
TINT the shcars may be prodtably put to other
erowths amupg The boys, such as profanity,
Gsggfug tie grcenhorns, and other eeldeh and
Oppressive customs. Aliile touch Of caustlc
u administered to certain mart.nesIsrns some
what prone to obtain In military schools.
We believe West Point stands better before
The country today than 1t did tour years
ago, b.ceuse It better appreciates tie country
and The relation II bears to our institutions.
It .cuce affected to belleye itself the top
blossom Of cur civilization, and rot ta.nt
fn,m ihe Slavery upas at that. 1t has won
glory enough In the late war to atone for all
the weaknesses OF the past. Contrary to the
rule Of tie gardener, eouth-side exposure
Was once very lad for tie growing, fruit In
Nhef Pnint
, 1865-08-05
CHICAGO LgmnER mAMRKr.

F7IpAY ETu11, Aux. I, 1851.
LuABER-Recslved, 2,a51 m; shlEped. ld28 n.
Thlra Il IN active demand for carsoes at gIaduallY
nlprttiAting prices, aud the sales to day thow =
vance slnce the beginning Of July u fully s. Do u
On ali g.Ad~s, Sales o-tsT were:
Cargo schr 0din, tom MuskeEon, 1eo N IaHsd tim
be1 tos:s. ETC.. n s11a. BY Dorr: cargo seh. RIB.
ezts. fom Grand River. 60 n trips good 7afsoi, st
$1sto. By John 0x.ftcx; cargo achr Hescaies, do,
le1 y s:rlpa and boards, balance mixed at $il 50.
By Etsh q Fuller csrEo schr Jones' ftor1 M8nt9te,
+, 10 N long saWed timber, 1t 4lsco, aad boards ut
Us %, oy Locis; cargo schr KITTY Dosk, from Pent
water. - N timber iotsta md III, At $13to, By Hart
Maxwell; cAfgo sehr zoss Ball, from Msnistee 10 N
jeista, s1As aad hard rtne, 1t .$1s50. by Tyson;
salgo lchr Cu.lex, from Fort Howard, 15o m " each
str!ps. boards and josts, At tdG0 by o. Brtwaser:
ea3Eo achr Driver, from MuakeEon, Ito atfiYe} lo N
= stzips. balance assorted. prime, At &t3-5
By Dotr; cargo aehe Etrundelle, nom kalamazoo,
20 m COMMON assorted, Vt 3ts.15, By HouShtalnK;
csrxo scbz Ha1d. 1om Auskegou 19 N saxaa timber
boards and st1ip!, good, as SIS 50. BY G.
r RobeEts: cargo sthT Nucleus. from Oconto, 40
n stxps cut Thick balance boards $t40o By Btck-
lord; cargo achr Greeley, from Eslamaz3o, 55 m X
st.,pa balsnee assorted from No. logs s1aD0 py
Bu,eh Morton Sold the iolsoHtrg to s:rtye from
MuEkeEp1, jennie Bell and FloEence, Is n q at1ts
bAlsnce mixed good gang saNGd 1t Sl5.Co; earSo
schr Sutherland. 70 m saps. balance fsir 1t1ed as
a1s.75; fargo sehr Carrie ToedfaEt, IS N n stsits
bAlsr C mixed at $t3-5Q
SHINGLES Received, 50 m; shipped. LIS; m
MARKET 4 lhsde nrmer. with . good demand a7d
sh, supply. sAles were: lss inferior sawed a, PER
Kltty DoAt, Ut u co. 100 m prime, per Fnco2. 1reen
Bay, ,atf543.
LATa-Recttysd, ess m; ahip,sd, 50 n Market
174c better. Sales were: T. n II 43 SIX.
We ouo<e YESp pftttA "a IuiIpE9.
, 1865-08-05


nsw oScoyersca Q! silver mines on the nea3
o, SHAKE k:ycr, about tiftF miles fom mere,
ovrr the range, that ia, on the side Of the
uouLtatn ElopirE toward the Pacific. arc
creating considerable excitement among fur.
tune huatcts, and If any confidence GIN be
s9actd in those whose testimony have. sl~
ver mint 6 Will supeystde god until cheap
er process Ia discoVc1ed to separate the latter
Gcm the quartz han Is a. present u neral
ute. And by the way. lint feminas me Of
Two mtn-Dswson and Gsey--lrom Saab,
boca Grove, DthAlo Co., ~, who discovered
d ct'mb1pation OF chemicals that wQuld -
s.f,tn tie quartz IS 10 do away With thu in~
Mense expense Of crushing it By means o!
raising weights and letting them fall. It also
destroys the r5rites of iron, ~hict IS d'th.
cult TO separate on aceeun: oi It's being SO
, 1865-08-05

The channels Of summer travel art throneed
and clokcd With travellers, AID the pleasure
haun,e overflow with a rush unknown, at
least dur1ng 'the darker and more anxious
SEASONS Of the way lost closed. 1t may be
questioned whether mauy.of the wayfarere
dur,np the heated term do not lock longingly
nack 10 :he,r own cool, vide parlors and airy
s,ecntnr roor,s and wel, served rea,s, from
The hct and crowded cars. overloaded steaun.
ere. ,hrnnccd dtn,nr halls and ccll.lske
s1oa,;n. nssts;os 49,. or,v IN The memory
~ h 1aaSa:ss , Tsaas a s s-:,,n,,,r w,rfarers
" tana4o'os' Anese E.atnu 80 A. ~
oVapt'ess make al tneu neBup9. .u o,a,a,s
cru elae aoo mountain tor-'ocaA MN -
Q. e1torlons. ana ma,cuons, 1as. .ua pspes go,
, 1865-08-05
Gl,!fuu0 Urlbnnes


~ he recent meeting Of Mexican eympl-
.h,ze,s In New Yogk, a letter IVES rcai from
Gca. Sheridan declaring that the government
pf Macmillan Is part and parcel of the re-
b, Hon, and that the United States will Lot
lave finished putting down the rebellion
Until II sLall have expelled the invaders from
.hat country. This sentiment, coming f. m
tic commander Of our forces on the Bio
Gyandc, possesses almos: startling slepid-
csncc. The t1rst exclamation OF the
thcuthtiul reader will be that Gen. Sheridan
ought to be careful Of hts words-that unless
he is authorized to declare w4r against
France, he should be more ci1cumspeet In
The ph,ases which he employs in writing to
tndiscreet trlt1ds. Tbs power to declare
war !. vested s1clualvely In Congress, and
Co1rcss Eas held no session slnee
tle close Of ths rebellion. Therefore Re
could have spoken only ae private ind.y;d-
7,sl wh.n he &aid that our war With the
Southern Conftduacy will not be terminated
until We elal have driven the French lcgicns
Oh. o! Mexico. A. matter Of Individual
2envic' ion, VIC are disposed to CONCUR with
Gin. She1ttGn, and also TO admit thst be has
c1r,cased himself IN a sententions and fell.
c,tpns manner. But iteis easy to see That
such Language. coming from the commander
o. tlf&y thousand Federal troops witain guc-
SHOT Of the 1npe1ialfst forces, must lead To
an Inquiry from the French Government rs
10 It's meaning, which must be fol
lived by an avowal OF q da1yowal
en- the part OF our own Cav
crnment. We have had disarowals enough
a'stady for the dignity OF the nation,
aud yet if Gen. Sheriaau's remarks are not
rtpusiAted by the Government We must pre-
Jate to yi1dicate them at the chnnou's
mouth. Hence We ccnsider Gen. Shefidan's
LITTER unfortunate and its publication H.
timed,
, 1865-08-05

10 the ex.rehets practical control o: Congress.
But, updos ordinary circumstances New
yo.l, Pennsylvania, Osio, 1ndians, uilnots
end WISCONSIN will return lsrsc-. nutnber
ef dough!aces than we have enumerated, and
.aake the rebel sway more .secu.e aud inso-
lent. II :bc Coppc.heads and coutede;ates
succeed In obtain'ug majority In Congress,
Who can predict the evil Consequences!
VIII inch backing 1T Washington, what1nay
rot tte reItl State legislatures dos Slavery
rsy be re~enActed In defiance to the mar
s3red Presidents proclamation, ,ena the rebel
debt may be assumed In dozen Southern
S'ates- What vii ttc 1me Of the National
debt! Can the men, to subdae whom 1t was
contracted, be relied On 10 provide for .ta
payment: Hardly. These are ugly 'ques-
'.ons. bet they must not B.: bliakcd. They
.arst be eqcsrcls faced and answered. G:ve
the ballot to the loyal freedmen Of the
s:uth, and after that they and tho loyal
whites will constitute sure majority OF the
voters OF every Southtrn State without ex.
ccpucn. The black yute eau he implicitly
relied en- to be cast solid for the maintenance
Of The National authority and credit for re-
Pud'atirg the rebel debt and all rebel
cla ms and demands on the National
or State Treasures, and for the en-
forcemcnt Of the Revenue Laws in the
soutb. Their rotcs will be cast as q unit,
for the establishment and support Of free
schools and public improvements, mud In
short they Will act In concert and harm my
Nth the great Repub!icaa-Unicn party Of the
nntrS, and be complete countcrpoise
to the malignant rebels, preventing them
fom patching new schemes OF treason for
the subversion Of the Feae:al Uaion, or tbs
Reinforcement Of tho blacks themselves.
Wiihcut this erea. conservative balance
wheel in the South. how Is that tectioo to be
e. ve:ned and Kept within due bounds Of 10y
atty, Law and order?
, 1865-08-05

1aAAA3oht n 45sp duT. j. ltt3.
Ed. Chtcsgo Tribune.
irg shcrt letter from the c4pisol Of the
Badger State. For the last few l.ss we hava
been etjo5irg very ane weather, which We
haye een prepared to Appreciate.
At present. the city Ia very quiet, cousldsr-
inr tbc number Of reglEents which are re-
,utnfpe to he mustered on: md paid of. A.
most every dsy tne Or raore regiments arrive.
Three came yesterday. Up5n their arrival
tlcy march into the Railroad House,
a r;cal Is furnished taenl, after which they
mach to. tia park and are Welcomed
home. ibis Is repeated 50 often that 1t Is
rs,her q nonotoEons affair, and supposa
citizens cansot be blamed If they do not
sltw great deal Of enthusiasm. This regi-
cepts are not generally paid oil for . couple
# wceks after their arrival, owing to the
limited number Of PaymasseIs aud the length
Of time 1t takes to effect 5 finat settlement
Tue 10th regiment has been here nearly three
weeks and will not be paid off until tne Eth,
Indlsnapolis. Damages have been assessed
sgaiDst The regiment amounting to 81, ,0D5,
which tue officers aud men have concluded
to ray under protest. It IL the genernl i'm
press:on that the damages are uajust, and
E,1l be refunded by rhe G3yarnmens. The
1Yth rcEtIRFNs 1e III k0e same NL owing to the
destruction Of ammunition at New Albany,
while IN roatte from. Loulssille to this place.
The Colonel Of the regiment Ptondfsl has
agsumt d the, responsibility tor the damage,
ard the r:gimcn:witl probably be pa!d Oft ii
two or three weeks.
Pelltics quiet, the question Of recon-
ssluc,i5n occaslonine ths only ripple to dis
turb The calm. . The Republican S,ate Con
ytn}icn will, IL all probabillty, adopt plank
In farcr Of negro eufftaee, and Its nominees
Will bave to dec1are themselves in favor Of
allowing the colored men to vote. Tbs auf.
frace question will be the Issue this iall, aud
it is my impression, that the Republican
PARTY will fail in carrying the State, as a1-
M st almost all the soldiers who have re-
turned are dete1minedly opposed to negro
Suffrage, ard WILL sustain the men for oll.e
who aIe opposed to II, without any rega.d to
party. Gen. L. Falrchild L. the prominent
man for the Republican nomination for
Governor, ard will be easily elected If nat
comr+lled 10 pledge himself on the suffrage
question. Business is livaly at present.
Ihs returned soldiers make purchases, and
the money they leave In Madison is consld.
erat1e, J. A. R. ,
, 1865-08-05

1.k IT, -...I.4 .Asr =.
uoae'a'e15 aen'o to,es1' ~ ~ ~. ss, - -
"n'oo 1He5s iae aaPpH nss s sae :. W
requirements Of hus'nees. INC NAuon7t CANES
ure pfsps1irR for farther dzafn upon the aoVern-
rtpt by ealing in lpans, hut in the present. etste
~ the m,,tc, hor,ovs,a find lt,r,e d.faen1tv /,
-..' =. -
fep'ae3rQ snen !osne- 3oney oh ae"ano. Hnen
Recnree by good colia'e1als. = easily obtained at
6 per cect and tin "a loats At 7G7H. There ID IN
irrreseea dem,nd for good mercsut{te n1ner
xhich /, r.ther mnre plenty in The msrkat. R,te.
e.,Il remain without charge, The nest p,psr nor
ip1 free,v At T<e7x per cant. Certidcstss of In
deb,ednc,. ,re ff,e]y offered and con,inua in
cnca demand At nIIce. Tbteh p,y shout ,er
ar
The e.olutubus. Ohio. Journal savs that non.
Alfred P. Stone. uhose des,h On The "a 1us,- has
been si,e,dy announced. IN ait prah.b,1ft7 IA.
stroved hi. own lie. W., ,5toua v,s a msnher
Of Core.e.s some twenty yesrs aeo. was Yt,te
Treasursr az ohio from 1877 10 1es1. and hsa ,tnce
heen n. a. f.o11ectnr nf Inta,na1 Revenn.- Th1
huYnoi s,7a h1s hnetnes. sa.tTe .re not m such a
eonairon AZ t,e rrfanda cu,d wiah. Int until rn,1
ana fair tnva.tio.tfon ran ha haa va yr;thto1d
roI; ,,nh1Ir,ton s,,trn,tr .t,tcrnart. re,o.rtJno
th.m
The ,arpast ,rrou,e IN N,chieec for fsa. +.
,..,,,ra hxs ~ a.a1e~ ~ co,dv,tox xaso m
, 1865-08-05
FROM COLORADO.


Correspondents Of the ChtcsEo Tribunal
CEETRAL CRIT. Colorado. duly Is
write you from this ultrnmontane place to
let your readers know that VIC still lire.
Colorado has been labor:ng under many dis
advantages and difficulties, as has also the
whole Western emigration. These, we be.
Live, will soon have IN end. Among them
/ may mention the rnceasiug hoetilittea OF
the numerous Indian tribes who have insest-
ed the different routes with impunity, by
reason ofthe limited number Of SOLDIERS that
could be krared from active service to pro.
tcct so long q road. But now change is
taking place which will, tn short time, make
It as sale transit f. m the Mississippi River to
the Pacific coast ss through Northern ILL.,
noi.. Troops, fresh from the fields OF hun
d1ed hard.Won battles, are now distributed
along The route, protecting It and operating
against the redskins. In fact the boys have
prtsRd them 20 hard that about two hun.
drcd have fed to Denver for protection,
wishing, as they eay, 10 make q treaty Of
ptace with the Governor.
also lea,n that they have been capturing
some near Fort Laramie As eoon as freight
eIs and business men are assured that there
Is no further danger, the Price Of feeighttng
will fill, and consequently goods ean BE-
bought Ones more At living prices. Aud this
Supplies more especially to PROVISIONS, which
arc now SO enormously high that it Ii ont OF
the question for taoosing man to support
family here, boad bcinE Z $1,000 peliweek,
and common day laborer and miner feceir-
Ing $4.0 to $50 per day, and work at present
very scarce. There Ia greater call iDr me-
chanics OF every description, than for any
other Glars. owing to tue great number Of
quartz m!lls that are in process Of erection
this summer, there being no less t5au TWEEN
tY in this ne1ghborhood, which speaks we'll
1cr the richness Of The miners. They are,
think equal to, If they do not exceed any
ever round in these mounts ns, and new lodea
are being disco tyere1 every dag. Twas shown
yesterday Piece OF quartz, from new dis
coyery that far exceeds anything that / haTa
befole seen Notwithstanding all this, times
are exceedingly dull, 60 much 90 that hun
dreds have come ont here with The intention
or ro;ng t. work, but failing to find employ
meut Immediately, have returned TO the
States, d1kEusted with the country In gener.
al. The cheapness Of the passage from here
10 the river induces many to retu.n who 9TH
ervise would not. Frelghters
who must, Of necessity, go back
empty unless they can get 9 few
pastenge1s, cauy thtm for fifteen dollars,
which 10 cheap in comparison to the enoE-
nous charge Of SITS by the overland stage
line Next month there is to he an oppo-
elton line started, called Buttetf-ld's EK"
press Lane, reducing the lsre to $loo. The
, 1865-08-05

nxnyx1e' us1o1 sroCI TAnos.
Tsuvo,th r nntory soid J. Housh 81 head Stock
Etee,1 averaging l,o0t ~, X VIA.
Gfrtn tuid nsn - y nesa "eoaoa oseet ess40 0%'
M }an.s aoid 6srbs Il head medium ssee.s syesag
fpK LOCO ~, at "a ha&as
, 1865-08-05

1pe not unp1eeeusuted casualty OF tlrc
has orertaken newly opened 200 barrel vel
at Pit Hole. This is no small disaster to
btial& large well. The Crude oils especially
/, Wien Just tlGm the arth are flied with h{gh.
:ly voiatile c]ements,r the gases Of which
arc explosive az ptWder magazine. In thelr
vicinity, mud for ya1ds around AL use of fira
is intcrticted, and where an engine and bo!le;
are necessarily contiguous, as In the case of
other wells being suok, the greatest ca,e il
exercised by enclosing the. iu.nace room.
Even the use ot cigar is not allowed, 1t be-
ing asserted that d:cs taye been caused BIZ
ignition fr1rn these, although ordinary gas
will not1tght from live coal. When fire
bcials a pumping well the pump stops, and
81 does the devou1iug element when j. hiss
lsked up the stcck on hand, and adjacent
comhuslibles Of tanks and buildings. a
fountain Of fire fed by 200 barrels floF da1ly
squite another matter, AID moi easy one to
treat. ManiicEtay it would, Of ITSELF know
no pause until The we'll vas exhausted. M.
mcrous iEstances of the kind in oildoin have
developed methods Of treating this high stage
Of Inflammation IN M oilwell, but In most N.
stances to tho ruin Of the we'll. The process
is to htap earth, wet straw, OF thoroughly
drtnched ru5bish Of any kind upon the
flaming surface. tho combustion being
checked gradually, and the IRE 50 oyespoR-
ered that the we'll may be reached aud Its
o,idce closed. 4 fire is the great terror Of
the oil-men next to that other greater one Of
not "strikiDg ile.''
scvtral Fit Hole oEecof1espondeats, whom VIC
know 10 be pleasure ssckers and not pushing
interests Of their oWn in their narratives,
favor us with lttters wlicl, however, add
little to the previously published accounts
Of the great Venango oil placer. One, wtl-
ting, on Tic eStb, says that for 3 town Of jflr
trHIx' growth, It is marvellous place. IN
that time, 1t has advanced from q rugged
wilderness to rugged town Of 5000 inha5,t-
ants, and Lis account be substautiates BY de.
tails:
s'Al,e.dJ, from 3t1 10 400 hu;ldirgs are 90 fss
completed ~ to bs 10 nightly uss for warehouses
ihelr to1e1 during tie day, says in the Tsloa on
tie neE1s. ft+fc afe stx or seven lAWyeza OIL
Ger, tWo Telegraph Offices, scose OF brokers, two
ths inttimea'a,o ones taloo1s or Il aretrests.S
lhcru trs two haIk.. 4 plank road u bejos
tmlt tn IitnsF'lss, railroad. and m oil conduit
And what. asks the writer OF The letter, Is
tLe Spas 70 sa's aea''i'y o. ero#sh, Watch
em 'off ~ e"n eea1eev pa'sAel: hs gives
tns cue .ae Eeopae as 20 learned before:
,bo:s "n r. IL 70 tas n sna 1ook oow5 info
t.hiry 1honssnd) gallons Of oil ponroa % ron
~ % e ~ .ate,qs lountaias 1t the rats
49, .hs,,s r ,Fh.t,. -. ,n..... nj. TIL.
st,M sratt.r..,.." 49, c.es.' o.. n n., - LUZ
,s,.,. ~ ~ cnnd.r ~ .a.,nonr @ asi e ~. p,ua e., -
.ts.nasa -. cs.ass ,,.,s.,o, So M,e ~ =
sn, ,,"s esrs M .stsa H. ss. IIn1e ISL, ~ p,Gs
~, a.1s ~ ,fs .ae1. ~. pv d,r'n,.H "o ..,,sp
-, :. - 80 IN "A*...' -A".u
, 1865-08-05

A Copp:Ihesd exchange ,efess to General
Parsons stat< mens that since the surrender
Ct General Joe Johnston, the War Depart
Eent hns mustered cut Of the service. aud
cent tcmc EeSen hundred thousa-d men, and
Il nj lat the close Of hosiililies By the erent
above named, the Union army amounted
10 very nearly ene million Of men: and
says the comparatively lite pasty surrender.
cd by Lite aud Johnston need not feel at all
hum'listed in being compelled to surrender
TO npmhe1s go overwhelming.
We have no objection TO allowing the
Coppe1hs ads to crow If they can. But in
this case there rea1ly Is no occasion for them
to do 80. At The first battle Of the war,
Fort Sumter, the rebsls were Is, coo to our
alx.y- Dining the first two gears they were
two to Cur one, 1t there Is any truth ia Geo.
B. McC1s l1an. Ard In short, the little party
surrendered By Lee and Jchrs:on vas only
the "ta:l remnant Of an army Of million
ofutn, the rest Of when had all surrendered
before.
, 1865-08-05
SiHANClAL IND CUMMEkCitL.
MONETARY.

1AAuA1 GfAAAh@t AGHAa. II 19Os.
Tie money market Is daily becoming moro dull
aEd els,er. The hat.nets 1T TIE leaatrg banks aro
ttcreaeiuc, tnd the demand fos ditcounts LEGS ae-
tive. At the t!seount houses there nre complanta
Of an abundance Of curreEcy, and al good paper
l. readily pahs<d at 10 per ce1t pe1 anuum. On
the street second and third class nanaes ara dis
couu,td at 1Gt1} per cent per month.
The rain Tits morning esuled Il "Bpurth in the
g1Atu m2skEt at the opening, but The return OF
good we1ther speedily seat prices down neAta,
ard we report the nnket, closing weak. Flouris
quiet ard upchsnaea. Wheat opened &c tiehor,
hEt The advance was entirely lost Corn
fell 1}@2e PSF hEsbe1. OA's opened 1c
higher. bnt subsequently fell back and
eloaed &C lower. Rye, advanced 1c pss buahel.
B1tleY Wsa nrm At tc1rez qee+.tso~s. Whtakx.
was dulf and eas1es. Provisions weru extremely
dull. FIetshts m ed iower. :
Geld, in New YGrk. to laJ, opened at 1l43 and
cloeed 1t 1i3i. TIE to!ionipG arc the quotations
ttleGrxphcd TO Jsms: BOYD : Brother, gold hro-
, 1865-08-05

ElsGA-The market IL rather active and prIces urm
at ZIG 9 pr dog. 6ass 10 bEs II 254c; bsls
GItth At 2lHc, hno pigs At re.
FKU1TSNThe EeueI a mAr fft Is act1ve a19 prices
firm. GtetA Arp.es arc IN good surp'y aut fair ra.
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