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THE PRIZE Fi,'IiT.
The Roughs 60 10 >choharlc -fsople iu-
der Arms-Ihe invaders Driven on,

Tie Albany KiIcKfruj,aL d yeAIer'a, OIL
tain. The follow ing acc,uut u he Elliott aud Davis
purlistlc raid Ia that vicinity;
The prize iirht Netvecn fi,ioti aud Dave va We
great theme OF oolyc alton Yes c'uAF IN 'l'f ~
An tho restaurauls and tells t'tr cloNtt4 van
dis rpIpinted ION ~" ana lug 't'i "l,1 tIml
not pr cure a c.iyC,auoe ~ 'fot q 10 - h'tarh
rounty. We sccidentaly uicp9-d lhin hi'Aorhy
hotpl whCTc alou' to hUnd.'u % ~ " L'-e'' Ahn
gdmirers vi hrussgs had a-semh'd. here we're
phort haired hoys win nU- nnN - pl"ti'' VS.
n1,nuled f.cra and man. tp0n their Up, lhcr
ven well d!esrcdlookin s,Hts with muse m9''h hes
hghlj cologCn 10 '.n.s hIi. pr q. .hy.n'. nuf
iionsiie,, rerieei ,oollr' allows "'il known -
bounty jumpers tA-h lo2'.t lonnr fI ~,
and thleyes. Ibis il tho ollss that cong &c
Ire mutIey crowd itiIa.ted 10 ihs CT ~
T,iott ihs Nhoti sew IEs 40. pea on hy set OF
.,'''a. 1900 III 1L- (, Tee aa. -- SEC
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The Scene Of I.ee's ssrr euder-TetaI Dis
appearance OF the Famous Apple Tree


A gentleman Just fiom Appomattox Court House..
informs us that "thers 10 nothing left Of the sppe
tree under which General lee surrendered, but red
hoie In the ground. and 10 feared that unless the
hole 10 tenced In, that slso will be removed by curl.
o.ity teker." 10 subject worthy OF notice, TOO,
that the apple tree alluded 10 the largest tree
In the -oid being at least forty times tho bulk Of
the eelebIaied California oak. which was about the
size OF tho citadel Of Ham. About nine hundred
and seventeen cords Of this apple tree have already
been distributed over the United States In the share
OF walking canes, fishing poles, umbrella handles,
writing desks vest buttons oorks charms lead PEN
ellis, pen handles, toidy muddlcTs toothpicts tobacco
pipes, and snuh boxes. Tho number OF persons fell
ctains In these heroic re les 10 estimated at about
twenty eight Millions which 10 equiv alent to tho
number Of rebels Killed, wounded snd missing II
the late war according TO the published statements
q Northern new'papefs, from Statistics gathered ct
the time. la TACT, this app tree enjoys vide .
circulation As suy bogus medicine IN existence, and.
but Tor the Tact ths General Lee didn't surrender
under any apple tree al all 10 mis- ht be appropriately
placed, photos among the historic srchivus
Of the country as the greatest tree In ali history.
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Mississippi.
A serious Charge brought against the
regroes-What President Johnson says

Jackson. Nor 2i-Gov. Humphreys ielesIaphed on
the 18th irs to the President that ecoored troop,
stacked and took possession Of Passenger train At
LoudeIdLe sprines, and insulted the ladies' their
oftccr, being unable 10 eorATo them. lie further
saws the Legislsture have mcmonalEed for the re-
moval Of the troop, and are willing to extend
abe rght free TO testify in court II the troops
are withdrawn. The President replied that the troop,
gould be Withdrawn when reaco and order could be
maintained without tkcm. Measures, he says
should he adopted Twins p,o,e on to all freedmen
In their possessions which will entitis them TO AZ
ume their constitutional rlsht There -U, the
President adds, no di,ro'ition on the part Of the
Government Arbitrarily to dictate, but simply to sd.
disc policy that IL beneficial.
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From San Pranoisoo,
Tremendous Rain storm-,.rcat Destruc-
Of propertN.

san Frenei'cn, Nor. ga storm Of rain h.,
prevailed thfoushout the State during the past week.
the moot severe tApcrielced since the great flood Of
is6i Communication With the interior ercep, BY
water and telegraph. IL Gu, OF The Central Pacific
Railroad has suffered severely BY the csvins in Of
entertainments. The mining districts have received
considerable damsre by tho washing away Of dam.
fumes, wheels and bridges. Much Of the country
bordering on the Sacramento ana Feather river, is
flooded. The lower portion Of Map,vilIs s under
water, vi,hou, much damage . yet. The wharf st
IiafMcon BAY, on the Pacific coast, south OF san
fpnci,co vas washed AVA this morning, carrying
dsmsss IL the amount Of si00O1 Their are no signs
Of the storm abating.
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gun. Altogether the firing continued for couple Of
hours, when ii died out. Fin -eirht prisoners we're
taken in ALL snd large majority Of the outlaws were
wounded and Killed. A considerable quanu'y Of
ammunition abandoned by the fleeing Outlaws had
had arrived snd reported the outlaws thinning the
river IN great numbers and under the utmost cons
VsIneuon. Gen. Epincsa scond 70 command IN
into Imperial hands. Gen. hejiA has Iust returned
nom the mont where he vas from the beginnin Of
the htht Until the eominon enemy OF mankind die
sppehed. The very latest from the front leaves the
Imperial troops In pursuit Of the fleeing outlaws. IL
70 reported on very good authority that General
litnojosa hsd been wounded and tai en- 10 II. owns
viiie. Reports nom Bros nsvle Justify US Ia saying
wounded " -
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by TELEGRAPH.


Pir4. lfiL Nor. .2.-lhe I. :. supply steamer
per ~ nuyed here Thu afternoon, having len
New Yc.t on III .uth int. she xporeaced very
hei,, nor..eas sAe. ard thick io.s' was OBLIGED 10
rcma'n; hove 10 on Five Falhom Bank Lsh'ship
ous'eca hour. whue hoye-,o, iell in with lsrge
iusnt.el OF din matter nc.udine several balef Of
,oron supposed TO he from some yeaels which had
ou then deck loid' The sea was running very
ash, and it va, inpr-sihe to pick up the cotton.
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BOILER EXPLOSIONS.

Interesting Experiments on the ~. Jehn's
Boilers - startling Facts 90 Why Grent
Rollers Explode-A New md Rational
Theory, &c. &c.
Mr.. Norman Wizard, Of this city has lust concluded
some very interesting experiments on board o, tho
steamship 81. John, Of tho Peoples Line G. Steam
en. BY permission and the reques, OF tho owners of
the line. he inserted a numbor Of thermometers In
Of the port boilers THE which oIplodedl for
the purpose Of s.ccranins the different temperature.
in the interior OF the same. Ths following shows
the Temperature At stated points
n.,....,...u,. Degrees
In the steam from. to 800
z ,nchc. st9v. the rupture OF .sth, oct...,.s.S
~ inches below BOD
The surface Of the water In the boiler. o.cillntel
up and down SIX inches, alternately heating tho
plate by exposure TO the hot steam at boo degree,
and cooling 1t by contact with the water at gGs
degrees Its fearful TO eonten plate. when wo nov
know that sudden change Of 2Bl degrees 10 con
SANITY occurring IN these boilers snd tho oert,iu
to pc -manently wo1kon the plates OF the hol ~.
Thc-e experiments have already created rtcs'
IIeiore the g. John left on her las, uip, lar'e
number Of wel-knoSn mechanics cIgmincd 'hO
experiment i1r themselves add eImeeed ri.W
sup.l-e a. ne new aud practical discovery, VI
wizard claim, that he La, found tho simple" -aio
end .nIe iemciy 70 cin7iil@ TIE ieupe~-
win" Sod she experiments believe II can
10 done. x this hr -, then tho public shuull
den. nd ihht cJ,Iy tOilor ihHii thu, ns guarded
mt ,hu frequent r'l pna'.llr unarc int'oo
explosions. The lury m tH' ono. 81 the ~. Iohn
could Ind NJ ysTa.u rl',.- Do, rico they failed 80
giyrs raI.r shtfi.t Io .., 90. lHrrIF ~ rooi ma
'crial, .hold riye WaY wash ru ".tt"sr3 and larml
pfeYutH. II Nil hDlIv.s i.tu 80 Inh.h OSCILLATION,
AlI CHLa.t.tolil. 20 i.t.E Yi'c- fIuf' IT oNptN-
zion ~ad co'.tiq lon, taol tho. p.opun ~ "tia'r.
,oun ibo" tote" ,ktlY .lu.f DO huNtl,
I'np CoIulr'ul, G ., SIS lcsrns u,e' n no. CT.
ton factory ,s at,ul 90 Dc cf'lii tci - t"ot O...
Lrrr. G e. On M, laulv arrived ur b.
ington pu Wci,.b 'gy iHo-n ~, ~ gpc.lsl .H
Tur f.;d yo', for G1vcrpcr "a Nv
m,kig til eg., ul- 1,' 'nty smpInt .0Js
I'm ~. an lludi sell qglclg IN or ... t
poor ll patriotic servant lhrls hire are .ay.. ...
al iho!r ear 4.u'S IN IA ~,
IN GHAN YoCae's Mormon p,'llii7, 100 ct....
Sd Lake C.!S, plumber alols twulvc u.n,, :
which two Ludgcd arc cavalry.
Two more persons havo mys.criouslv dfl1
T. lreI IN B,rlin-miking eleven within the ! \
i've weel,s-sld uo igac0 UI theuI can be fund
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From New Orleans.
intere ting Items.

The New 0rlean, mails received yesterday contain
the following news items The fenian Brotherhood
had great meeting at the 81. Charlie Opera House,
New Orleans, on the ilth. The TINES says
The alsles, the ps,s,se, The staring In the rear
every available space Nhce mum could stand or IT.
could e drawn 20. ether In - short spGcc OF time.
There seIe no posies announcing 1t; as npie notice
in the pep re. with other agency unknoun, had
drawn thtee men TO- cthes Lieut.. Col, Condor Wa
the prn ~ a ~ AXE. A. tie close o. he meetings.
least thousand names wee added 10 the roll OF the
30 hcihoVd.
The PIoAYr NJ contains the speech made by Judge
spodoid, a. Democratic ma, meeting, held At the
New Orleans Theatre, the evening OF the 4th, the
Judre 'ay,:
The eorgeou. vision Of an independent South had
passed away. II any one present sti hu1eed that
fou-ion to bis breast. he was counsell'd to LAY "
downs II down gently and tendeily u you WI ~
you lay down the o.. dsr,ines g your household 10
vanity OF human wishe-. Bat for all that, should Ne
give over the dutis and AFFILIATIONS OF lie No !
there sti vol TO 90. and stawsrt arm to 10 H.
WuhOut NOUN too Ions over the I'm etfievt hue
pnst, We must meet mantuily the living present hnd
The advancing future,
Lieut.. II. n. Roberts, Assistant Superintendent Of
Cooied Schools, Division No. g. OF LOUISIANA hal
been making an adde's to the Freedmen, 81 Frank
lin The BANNER sIys3
The .couf.e was quite appropriate in 70. princ'p,
features and inough not 20 &c e1tah 10 the Lcgf 80
m The zen thousand paatable lies with which their
Ne yer" good. The mcanest Of ianatical y. cache Q
,nessed into thi. country with, and under the pro-
tect OF the Fedora amy, vented out their i-ieel-
ings tlaust the sou hcIn pcopo in kitchens and no.
go cab.ns seiul ed the tOandiHg negro out OF his
gold silver, fat hi most foolish hopes taught
him 10 haze his est friends, plIed nom hiin family
,ece t. He'd 10 hi4l eoruFei Inn, ~ then Vansh-
I'd with 'hc my like skunk nom chlcken'hou,e
At the approach u day.
ny TELEGRAPH.
Nsu Orleans, Nor. 22.--Gen. Candy has Issued an
order restoring the Methodist Churches % thI, city
70 the Methodist Fpi.copAl Church
The Methodist Conference of Mi"..,ppi has lust
adjourned. It sdop'so resolutions providing for the
education OF freedmen, ana their wives -ad chill
irn.
The s;csmthip Mercedita arrived at Mobile ye'ter.
day, and housht In Capt HARDWOOD and part Of the
,rc~ Of the ship Harry e the West from New Or.
esn, for Live pool which vas burned TO mile. from
Southwest Pass, with 3343 bales OF cotton. The
niein OF the fire is unknown. The balance OF tho
rev wn taken by the ship Ella houud to Liverpool.
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haimed the right TO retain ave per cent Of liz inter.
es coupons TO pay the income tar with, and also
three per cent. on the COUPONS under the law o
Pennsylvania The Court decided that the Company
must pay the tar, and that the coupons be paid
without deducting the tar
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Jaok'on, Mss, Nor. 2i.-lLc bill oonferrins Ger.
lain civil rights upon ffeednen passed the Houte
isy, With substitute for the fourth section Freed.
,nen arc alo-ed to testify and he vitnene, when a
party to the record. but Gaze, exclusively between
shit, men. by vote OF 90 10 30
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Political INTELLIGENCE.
Alabama.

Montgomery, Nor. qO--Boih houses Of the Lesisls.
ture have organized The Governors Message will
be resd wednesday
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QUALITY OF TnE caors oF 1905.

The wheat crop IL very deficient In quality. The
August report estimated the defc ency In qualify
and guam ~ At 26,24i,GpS bushels. The shove table
placts the re.rease In "a ~ itg alone at 12,lI2oA
bushels. The Qudh,V - the Corn cop never Vas
surpassed. Tbs. oil III her crOps 10 believed to be
en- Avetafe The nul,ter VI bushels in 1865 exceeds
tbose OF 1864 by 2i5,J124il.
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THE CROPS OF Iss5

Washington, Nor. 22.-The following table has been
procured from the Department Of Agriculture.
eEsEHsL SUMMARY pT rur LOYAL STAINS
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" f"'Gs white 20 20 L~.'1 al over With reil
''r"' h. cou a. ,.r"e isFo birds, the intaItttca
ing tii-u ~ wln .oiiI f-lOt the " Late loe.ia
w 81 sc refd up'u," hg'..nl o. mat toiI iut
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#isrellgnecua.
DR.. TEBBETTs'
PHI SlOLOGICAL
HAIR REGENERATOR

So popular! this new ar:c In the stern States,
that In tSat7e en- Gays Of Tie pEeseIt II onta. March
e9a soft'fs VrE~ sold In Boston. 1T ros Dya. 1t
VIII RESTORE Grsy Hair to It's ctik1nal color, It
rrtsfnt5 sts HAtr from l1l.iny oH It promotes 4
lu1nEi1at GroTth Of New aa1r 1t cures ~ Itch pe
ana Nsur detA Of the Scalp EVERY BOTTLE Is
WAR; RtANTED.
MANCHESTER, Juue 18Th, 1854.
DR-11Bn.TEs- str: Tee v.ry much plca,ed Wiz
the etect your Hair Regeneratot has had On ny head
"hen neEsn to q, e II, ab. ut two months ar. my
mead Was entirely ha1d except iltle On ths ck oart
aEt now IA al oavased with = urautttuI xrqvtp NJ
uus K1cssy narE n1uEs tnan Two inche1 long 1t bnz
been TWEEN .fsTe ycsIs siscc my hair fell oG an I
have tried ost Of thn preparations hat tayo
been erouahf before the rub c without snv
benefit teet t1ufJ thankful Tor tha b.nene hxye
received snd can Feconme nd 1t to bl :. beng TIE
bet p -srsEstion ever brought before tho pub c.
MIS-. Uh1AA FOja.
MAxcurs7Ex, Dec, 4sh, 1873.
MKrsRs. TKBBETcs BBoTsERs.-My hair hal to:n
vey gray TOT moIe III to ten yskEs during &htc: Tina
1have pcen const nty using the olf rent pr .cara-
uo'8f RI the hatr - goon ihey their appeaS-
auce, ut vishoat ant benefit whatever. 1t il now
two month2 stncs began to uic gus. and at tha
pr%fens tine my hair u alnno1r pe+Ics hlack tits
Mutual colctl and as SOFT AID oss3 Is WHEN bey-
ftLttk your preparation Will be used to the *.
ciusitn o1 all others. HENRY BENNETT.
BosroB, March lst, 1875.
IErNErIs BRnIuERs-gen'g: Tbs Fh1sto.o., .,cAl
HAir ID railing b@tteF th Ary h.<
paiatfon and giving most uobouatsd s.tl:t.ctlon.
&c GoopW,H Z; Co. Wholesale Dzuzzlsts-
SMITH = DwYE9, aa ans 81 Lake street., Wholesale
ana Etssi ssent.. Sod By Ali .eod druggists.
, 1865-03-27

Interesting Details Concerning Ka-
pole0n's Cesar.
Politics and FestirttIcs-E1cct in Et1.
rope OF the Fall Of Charleston
Mexican StocIzs-TAe New
French minister.
From Our Special Correspondent.

tFrom Our Special Correspondent
PAErs, "uesdsy, Aarch s, 1866.
just as the public were becoming prctty
we'll tired Of the Papal Encyclic and the rath.
er long pastoral letters OF about eighty of tile
French Bishops respecting it, new dozen
ment has turned up to attract attention. The
Preface written ty the Emperor for Ills I. HIS
tory Of Julius cmsar'' has appeared; the first
volume. Of the work itself heins announced
for carly next month. TRANSACTIONS In most
Of the languages Of Europe will be published
simultaneously with the French edition.
About SIX weeks ago the preparation Of the
English translation was offered to myself in
q very aattefiDg manner; an offer which. to
my great regret, vas compelled to decline.
IN consequence Of other pressing literary en-
gagements. There has been good deal of
absurd Misrepresentation with respect to The
prices paid for these tsauslations, and the
public has been led to believe that thew are
very large. This Is, however, by M 4neans
the case,- and know, from the best au-
thority. That the Emperor has felt 'yery
much dlssattsned with h's editors, the Messrs.
fion, for the Way IN which they have used
tie confidence placed in them, and lis n-ef.
cience Shown them, entirely for their own
advantage and with too little consIieratjon
for 1he credit Of their imperial customer.
Tue emperor reserved to himself a,volce in
the choice to be made of t1luslators. but
with the .p.cunfary part Of the transac.
lion he eonl9' Of course, have nothing to do.
the favcr shown. large and iiberei r,e ~ ws
would have been followed in a matter in
which his honor WAS concerned. This how.
ever, can scarcely be SAID to have brsn H.,
case. For Instance, in London. q tbi1d ~. Nv
fourth rate publisher has been chosen tor ths BE-
wscfk. The Price offered me Tor the transia.
tton wus 8 600 frs; nothing extraonl,narr
certainly, (cxclusive Of The lonof) for omar.
to volume ofEome 40 pages. with many clas-
steal notes to be ret'ans:aled from tbs orioi-
nal languages, But The price paid for r. + tne
Italian translation is, I Learn, only , go frs.:
really inadequate sum; md the EN- peror fce|s
greatly annoyed that any transaction in which
bis nnIne Is implicated should be conducted
In such fashion. I mention these matters.
because the imperial and Literary curiosity m
question ia attracting just now great a:ien-
tion, and any authentic circumstances respect
i7gta are interesting, destined, a. 1t doubtless
, 1865-03-27
ntAZXlcNl To THE POPE.

Signor Mazzini has published q solemn ad
dress to the Pops on his Encyclical letter.
Having ehown the futi1ity Of the anthemas
In that letter, he Gays:
There was q time whrn the Popes were the
dcposi'a1ies and guardilns Of tha moral law.
Believing in their mission OF justice and Ii.
ber.y for all-int.ep1d against NIL who sought
to violate their poWer-aud ready 10 sufe- fIE
their faith, which was then the fifth Of the
peoples-'he Popes, from the filth to the thif-
tenth century, aidea and prom tied the pro-
grees which Pho Mono now condemns. But
you sre botk prince and the servant OF in
ces at the present day. You reign through
force, not tbroug % taith your party il cor
rupt and corTuPttng; the Sanctuary is sur
rrunded by Neapolitan briSands, upon
whom you confer your blessing, while you
have no VOID Of comfort for the peoples
who invoke Gods liberty. oid equality.
Ysnr predecessors might and ought, Eou
might and ought to have accompanied US
upon the path. Of discovery acd advance, in
trder to hnye left us, as Moses left h's peop1o.
on the bordess Of the Promised Land, and
have blessed Us In dying even Us dying fa-
ther blesses the children wno are to survive
him. You expire cnrs1pg the spirit Of 'nqui-
~, cursing the power tif intellect, cursing
the peoples who seek their freedom, cureiug
mankind and life 1tsclf. An apostate from
Jesus md humanity, you condemn yourself
to expire in isolation. deprived Of all commu-
nion With Jcur brother man. @As Pope, Elk
hundred years Of impotence-the betrayal Of
every precept Of Chr,st-your church's adulf
terry With The wicked princes of the earth
the idolatry Of the form substituted for the
spirit Of r.ligion-the systematic immorahty
Of the men who surround you, and the mega
tiOn of all progress sanctioned By yourself as
the condition Of your:: existence, rise in judgg:
ment against yon. As prince, the blood of:
Rome, and the imposs1bility Of your 1euatn-
ing there single dAy other than by brute
folce. rise IN Judgment against. Reconcile
yourself with God. With humanity you can
mol. JOSEPH MAZZTSt
, 1865-03-27
T1ifnpfA

. The Cairo Ne.cs says that Hon. sydueJ
Drcese, present Judge Of III. Supreme Court
: Hon. II: 4. S. O'Melyeny, and Hon. W. j
Allen, arc all on the point OF removing t.
Cairo, with The intenti n Of making that
classic hole Their future home.
a ycnnE woman named Mary Brown, wa.
burned 10 death III Winters Block, Cairo, a
few days ago.
a man named Carter, ard johnny Mack,
formerly Marshsl of Mound City, engaged in
m afiiay short time since, in that city, anl
utter exchanging several slo!s Mack was 60
badly wounded TINT his life is in danger.
:: An oil company in Freepo1t think They
have discovered quite number Of oil springs
in Stephenson county. 'As soon as two or
three thousand shares are sold, wells vii be
sunk in various localities"
We stated in our Saturdays Issue that a
soldier By the name Of DOORS had been shot
by guard at Cairo. Lieut.. Chi1son, of the
9Th Michigan. furnishes the following partl-
culsrs 10 the Cairo .Ns1rs:
The affair occurred shortly after leaving
Central.a, about o'clock p. NJ, where, not.
withstanding the utmost vigilance and strict
orders, the men bad procured liquor, aud the
unfortunate 9 man, who WIS recruit Of the
7th Illinois cavalry, Co G, and from Chicago,
was partially under its Influence. The com
manding officer had given strict orders that
node should be permitted to leave the cars.
N'N1A0 AlA [A%C1 CA tAG AA4 Rk AktV NA41 AAAu Ak'
tempted to pass out at the other. The guard
interposed. The deceased drew his revolver
and levcled It at the guard, when It was
thrown up by another person. He confined
to aim ut the guard, who raised bis gun aud
fired, killing DOORS instantly. An investiga-
tion was hud, and the guard WAS exonetated
as having, acted is.the discharge of bis duty.
John Cunningham's brick grain warehouse,
at NATION, WIS completely destroyed by fire
on Sunday hight last. Loss, So Goo; insur-
ance, s, 900. The origin Of the IRE Is not
known.
Gays the preach crop OF. that section Of that
part Of tie country, We learnfrom Captain F.
Evans, Dr.. Storer and others, is only partial
failure. While the buds are nearly oil killed
on the low grounds, those on the high
grounds are unbarmed. On what is known
ona tie 13, Rtdgsrt, running through Jackson
one.
, 1865-03-27

Ncw York Grocery 1Iurhets

| LEFOm tue Sh1pp1nE List, March e.
1eana snZ Ka 70 oo os sss sss eo e !Ss
pnbl,c. We hare not varied our gold quotations
for Rio, but they arc for tho most part 0omiaal-
Messrs. Wm. Scott sons IS ,sas bass " p1s: ::
s9fss bass here, 1907 IN Philadeiphia, and 60
F1sE--nry Cod are dull and lower: cargo ot
Georges has arrived, and sales have been made at
x9M 81. MackeIel remains very qniet, aud
eef saes Ss93aa
to be submitted to; We hare only to notice the
sale Of 80 brig Eastp2rt Bay at s15.7s for No i,
sno Slass for No r. no herring the oa1y ouaioeas
The demand for all kinds Is very limited.
FhC1T.-The market for most descript}ons nr
Foreign y y steady and hrm at the previous gold
shaken and generally lille lower, though IN the
present position or alfalfa they are NECESSARILY
more more q le1s nominal. The sales arc SO 100 boxss
5000; Is hbs Currants, Dart IS crn,s. ~ m. ",
naples Walnnts, before arrival. and 50 do vet to
arrive, p. vr 2Ae: o baes Sicily SON Shell Almonds
Sefa to alive l9S @s G5RRse Rs3,as III 70 Dc II
4SD; Palermo Lemons from second hapds. 81 .t]ij
aaa SST ssa 100
Hcs Hen hats on te!ms not trauspired. Domestic
ut!ea =, s G19its are dull. Greea Apples sotlin:
Western: .By auction, i,s!5 6xs Palermo orsuses m
5ead a6 At M MG6o@e3o; ana SIS DO Lemons at sLols
MoIAssEs-Thc l1te reduction In values hs. nor
Induced sny Increase OF business; and in thu alt.
ssnce Of demand, prices arc Irregular and u,ss;-
tled-stil faroIing baycrs. The gales arc III hal4
7ai cents; 81. bids and = tres ciagsa and le.sa
Muecosado, 45@t7: &3 bsls and tres old cuba Nu4.
eoEsdo; 90; 2 hhds psmeEara, 5000 sn1 u Ae
hsl4 New Orleans sold at 671aO ceNss; 50 hAsta
Porto Rico, 47}&25a; and III nav crop d. aszsT !,
II Enn1n-The market FIR raw eon, t,... ,,u,h ,,.