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, 1865-05-20
AN INTERESTING RELIC.


Washington Cor. Boston Daily Advertscz.1
Occupying an ordinary and commonplace
position In one Of the showcases in the large
bail Of the Patent Office, Is one little model
which in ages to come will be priced as ut
once tne Of the most curious and one Of the
unique and priceless things. This is plain
and simple model of q steamboat roughly
fashioned in wood by the hand Of Abraham
Lincoln. It bears date In 1910, when the in
Fcntor was known simply as q successful law
yer and rising politician Of Central Illinois.
Neither hls practice nor his politics took up
20 much Of Als time as to prevent him from
giving mich attention to cont,lyances which
be hoped might be Of benefit to tho world
and Of profit to himself.
The design Of this invention Ia suggestive
Of one phase Of Abraham Ltncoln's carly life,
tlatboatman, and became familiar with some
Of the dangers and inconveniences attending
the navigation of the Western rivers. It is
an attempt to make 1t an easy matter to
transport vessels over shoals and suags and
sawytrs. The main Idea Ia that Of an appa-
on each side of The hull of the cratt jast be-
low the water line. and worked BY an odd
but not complicated system Of ropes, valves,
and pu1leys. When the keel OF the vessel
CRATES sgalnst the sand or obstruction, these
bellows orc to be filed With air,-and thus
DuO3EA up ku6 Euip ~ QAilHEICA W AvAk
lightly and gaily over the sh5hl which would
otherwise have proved serious interruption
to her voyage.
The model, which is about eighteen or
twenty inches long and has the air of having
been whitfield with knife out Of shtngle
and a cigar box, is built without any elabofa-
ii n Or ornament, Or any extra apparatus oe-
yopd that necessary to show the operation Of
huoying the steamer over the Instructions.
Herein it differs from very many Of the mod
els which share with 1t the shelter OF the im-
mcnee halls Of the Patent Office, and which
are fashioned with wonderful nicely and ex:
quistte finish, as II much Of the Labor and
thought aud affection Of life time had been
dcyo,ed to their construction: This is q
model Of different kind carved as one
might imagine retired rall-splttter would
whittle, strongly but not smoothly, and evil
IDENTIFY ma5e with view solely to convey, by
the simplest possible means, to the minds OF
the pattnt authorities an idea Of the pur-
pose and plan of the simple invention. The
label on the steamers deck Informs us that
the patent WAS obtalned,-but We do not
learn that The navigation Of the Western rly
crs WAS revolutlonlzed b. this quaint concep.
lion, The modest little model has reposed
here sixteen years,-aud sinc4 1t found Its
resting place here On the shell, the shEcwd
inventor has found 1t his taak to guide the
ship of state over shoals more perilous and
distractions more obstinate than any prophet
dreamed of when Abraham Lincoln wrote
his bold autograph on the Prov Of this mlnIa-
tnre steamer
, 1865-05-20
DAVIS FLIGHT.
Some Additional Pnrt1ouTnrn.

From Correspondents Of The New York us,sld,]
Thoee who have read the Herald will re-
member that Davis Issued proclamation at
Danvilie, On hts arrival there. The procIana-
ton was written By Benjamin, on rough,
dusty table, IN The gloomy com posing room
which it was penued is now used by Mr. Ham
nam to write his correspondence on to your
paTpftr. Tf1s n,y,. ,recedca brr bus,,na nn.,, :.
crossed the North Carolina line, when she re-
ioined him. !;
Just before Davis reached Greensboro he
was almost surrounded by a detachment Of
Stopeman's cavalry, who might easily have
caught him bad they known who he Was.
After leaving Danyille, Davis intended going
Immediately and directly far South. oa ar.
Ing Of ths terms Of the convention between
sh,rman and Johnston, and hoping that he !:
would be allowed to leave the country, he al
tered his mind, and remained at Charlotte.
It Vas frequently remarked that It WAS dan
gerous for him to do so; but he Invariably
replied that he had too many friends, aud
any Of the forces In the Yankee army.
JEFF. Davis remained at Charlotte until II
o'clock on the day that the armtst1ce ex-
pIred. At II o'clock on that day his horse,
: handsome, blo9ded bay, vas brought TO
topping. At Il, having learned that the
sirms of the aforesaid convention were re.
jected, he mounted his horse, and, accom-
Lacied By numerous friends aud officials, rode
Of. At the same time two thousand cavalry,
u1des command Of Major General Dbbrel,
| mosed off with him, acting In the capacity Of
An escort.
DAThnt night Davis reached the vicinity Of
Lexington, where he cncamped. The next
MI rping he took breakfast with James hfadi-
son Leach, ex-member of the United States
Congress, and one OF the body who styled
themselves Confederate States Congress.
Mr.. Leach WAS reported to be strongly In
favor of reunion.
In passing through Lexington Davis was
! introduced BY Sudse Freeman, Of Mississippi,
who Was travelling with him, to DR.. Dascn-
bury, q native Of the place. Tho Doctor In
vited Davis In to take 8 drink Of apple
.,a1d} bsand}}' and he did co. a bri'feonTersa'i0n
The Doctor remarked:
ttAfr Davis our CAUSE Is lost"
Davis replied, "Our cause may be lost, but
the principle for which We are con.endtng
shape"
nict between The great agricultural interest
Of the South and the manufacturing aud
commercial interests Of the North and the
Northwest.
The conversation: continuing, DR.. Dusen-
bury again observed:
"Tbe masses Of the people Of the South
were not prepared for seltg5vernment."
TO that he replied by saying, unfortu-
nately 1t was 3d."
Dniing The whole conversation Dayislooked
careworn. fatisucd and displrited. He COM
planned Of suffering severely from neuralgia.
Mr.. Davis private Secretary told friend
would cover all tue specie they had with
them.
, 1865-05-20
MARINE.

Fast 6A.x1xd -Axens worthy OF record we noes
tbs OF the nalk f. P BEIdEs. Capt. Dan f0xTahsm,
1hlsh u>re the lun from thcszo - a1f.lo. th.nce
days we've ipent in haIbors and rtrert,
PaaasE or TEE LIVERPOOL CR.vT-7he bark
TheImuLlr and sch1on.r 9arauac which 'oE thafr
departure IT, Detroit tea days slnca for vts2 4of.
arrives month. xlnca in the well~ud Canal. tho
unctratood quite tEtfo II exlAtux hetw.en sheea
vrses Eel4iv4 to theF arrival out " taeiE nna des-
huatlon. The aEnse. on reaching the canal uafor'
.upate'y run Into > saEehoutc, Carrying away hsF
! hbcom she woatd pruer ret on. aoTeIer, as f4r u
Ensston before N king 1epslr1
CANADIAN sHtF FnCltnrxa.-.h3 Quebec Caronftd
and seEt aur pa {er ee. showing h7w dt.poso1 Of
M to The eth al April 1865. From tbs le+ru t1As
thenuu. nj sntps buIs wa1 81, having 2sEtegata
tcunsge tf Sc. sot Thr IT poAuon Of tae<a wtre
..s:2 cut j. tsunage SCH: md TOT ta7 s. soun.se
q 1a In Attlioc 10 thEa thefa sre several vFss-ls
Of 1854 on thn ms1 ket f3f ale s1ch - the TeatAs
aE So io1s anu The Golden Eagle, 'aS ns 10 th4s
23.s9 Th- crmper Or .hps thu stocka during tbs
past Witt not Ieasi sc gtrAs ~ The previous
5eAr. slthclgb II was considerable.
rxrTu OF WAT3k-Tho 10 loving table showing
VIII be Of interest TO our Ahtpowner1 md vesad
suit CsnsI-ttfs lst. Clair r1st-12ft.
8ent F'KB-i, tt. Gin. Portage hver--1~n.
Nnten4Etn-sN Sin. EaEle RlyeT-3H.
Eagle hainnr-9ef- 34g. HF.-Ou' tAr TIT 6tu
land bars. s It. H.
NOTICE. TO MAnrNERs, Thu Light Hcuse st Round
estnhl,shed lens or ths ord-r viii b: efet'ed
and Iii h1sd for the tEs TIM rho nigh: OF t st ot
June ne1t tbowpK, II ~ e.eyAton Of 45 feet Aboya
lake levtl, 4 11ed red ,iRht-
b order Ct the Light Ho1fo B. a:d.
Col and 4. D. C., Light Hou's Ell z,nssr.
, 1865-05-20

"Gov. Peirpoint, of Virginia, purposes to
leave Alexandria on Wednesday, accompanied
by the other State officers and his family. and
70 proceed to Richmond as the Capital Of the
Commonwcalth: The Executive Mansion,
recently vacated by Extra Billy" Smith. is
being put Ia order for his occupation. The
loyal people OF Richmond arc preparing to
give the Governor cordial public well
come.
"Gen. Sheridan has been assigned to an im~
portant department command in the West
not yet announced, and his old staff starts fof:
1t tomorrow: The cavalry will remain here,
and take part In the gre2t review ne1t week.
Gen. Grant was in consultation with him this
morning.
General Merritt. Of the cavalry, has been
appointed 10 tull Major Generalship, to
date from the 9th Of April.
"All the elects of Mrs. Lincoln are boxed
and directed to Chicago. The flmilv take
their departure on Monday evening for the
"1t Is stated that Assistant Secretary Dana
has determined to resign his position In The
-War Office, and that Major Eckert, long Su-
penntendtnt Of the Military Telegraph, ia
1T Is further understood that President
Johnson's forthcoming proclamation will be
IN reality withdrawal OF the unconditional
amnesty which Mr.. Lincoln proffercd. and the
substitution OF m oaar Of amnesty, on GER
tain specified conditions, TO repentant rebels
below the rank Of .Brgadicr General, term Of
pardon being made much more definite, and
tho amnesty narrower in Its scope. It Is
added that all rebels who have been in the
civil service Of the JET. Davis government,
either at home OF abroad, are to bs added to
the classes excepted from the new amnesty"
The Heralds special has the following:
The late rebel Gov. Brown, Of Georgia,
reached Washington yesterday, under guard,
, 1865-05-20

" - ls.ka-ss..
HArka-1at Board kteady. I'd Board wax.
, 1865-05-20
CHICAGO LuNIBEH MARKET.

FRIDAY EFKNha, A3y II
LVABER-Recetved, 4f4l II; slipped. LISA IA.
With Increased receipts. dull and heAyy fs-iog has
sstin taken od Of re nsrket, and trade to day Wal
IN and stasnant, Witha downward tendency In val.
tes. Sa.e7 were:
Cargo sehr. Etnx from Grand Traverse, 2eom x
ttIip., fIou Hannah Lays mills 1t SIS Is: csfgo
schE Dewitt, from Depsse, 1iam X st1ips, balance
mixed 1t el1.oo. By Neglade; cargo scbr.
Fashien from Meromlnte, 13tm X s1ips
from 6pautdinea mills o. 5ia01; ciEgo schE Foster.
from Muskegon. Som fair mill run, ut ia -, hy John
aen; cargo schr Bingham, deck load Grand
RlYer RATED mixed, at % 50, BY Iri.h L Fnllcs !;
csrRo schr H. Slayer, from Grand River, deck load
bo1rds and totstt. At $1,000, by Brewstar; cargo
schr Beoit. from Aa1keeon. 20 N, X trips, ta Ancs
bosrds. at $l2 50. BY G. T. Roserts; cargo sehr
Granger, from Ka!amAz1o, 70 m, 4 strips, bala1ee
Fixed, Ut 8i6.oo, BY Morton.
6HIhGLE@Rec<iyed. 1,ls5 N; snpp-d, SIS n.
Market steady. sslss were: 80 N Sawed 4, per sch:
Bale, 4 en- Manituwoc. st 1875, By Blanchard Boz.
1suo.
LATH-Received loo N shipped 1s3 m. Market
sttxdy. Sales were: 100 per schE FcsteE At 81 Is
, 1865-05-20
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Union Meetings IN I1n}cigh-Nelofc
ing over the End of the Rebelll0n.

The Worlds Raleigh correspondent says :
"a large meeting Of North Caroliuians, to
take action for the restoration OF civil gov
e1nmcnt and social order iu their State, was
held ut Raleigh on the 11th instant. Speech
es were made By q number Of prominent citi-
zens, and series Of resolutions were unaui-
mously adopted, in all Of which we're ex-
pressed joy at the downfall Of the rebellion
and their return to the fold Of the Union, and
the protection Of the old t1ag; satisfaction
at the Termination of slavery, which was ad-
mitted 10 have always been drawback on
the people Of the State, and the acquiescence
Of the people In the announcement Of Presi-
dent johnson that treason must be punished.
At night there Was general illumination
and a large Union prpcession.n
, 1865-05-20
plfs.hnrch Cutsfe btnrkef-1Ynv1H

F1fIB0UfkM CMLf1G UINEHEI-N1HY IN.
CATTLE-We hare sE:tn to report q py:tty hs7d
msIket-hard We rehc. 1or those who had stock hcfa
had not for the welc1ne appearances Of tEo
II q Baltimore buyers. Wao o:tReen than tosf 'n
IN pumeet to that RI la. wset. was ostter IN qusty
md with only limited demand: pr:css have is,ll
both bu. rs and s.ert il that the IT N h.s not
hom 81 to o. aone fcw t1tfa 1T 94 s9H ana com
men t. Wedia9 'toes may o. qaated a. IT,: a 1Ss,
Tia c-ntnuGs Tefy light an to ta.a mora tn IN <nE:
thlrg else may Akrloured the PRESENT auuncss and
sSnYu Alion in the ktock trade. ..u. -.
HcG+Coutiu - very dnsl, and ErlGed tfe 1teAasl1
ircreas.rg. both etat tnd west Nicholas CAFr r.
y It. having reGeied IL M Ad 1t ptice1 ranging rom
IS 70 81 rc-t, and btss II be regar dad ~
The tIIfGINt Of fhe rE Aikek.
, 1865-05-20

VEn1 L18E.-Nendell Phillips, in recent
speech on negro suffrage, likened the REFORM
er to the *slittle elephant" that is sent on
ahead to test the bridge. II the new cause
won't hold up anybody, and the reforner
falls through, the conservative crowd con
eole themselves with the reflection that 'tls
only the "litile elephant !" While Phillips
docs not 1a1l to 'tmagnify his Office" he GER
tainly btllttles the officer.
, 1865-05-20
FROM THE SOU Ell WEST.
Waters In New Orleans and NIobtle-.
17leet Of Surrendered Rebel SteanrrA
The CreTaAse-.I ! o om1netC1nl.


VIA CAIRO, May IS.
Gepernls Canhy and Osterhaus arrived from
Mobile yesterday.
Paro1ed officers and men Of Dick Taylor's
army arc overrunlng Mobile.
Thirteen steamers nnd the rebel ram Nash
vile and gunboat Marion arrived at Mobile
from Tombfgbee river. whittier they were
taken by tue rebels on the eyacu1tlon Of Mo-
bile. These, with eight other c3ptuted
steamers, with the blockade-runner lie e.otne
rs flagship OF the officer In charge. are e1-
pected here to. night. It Is feared that the
blockade runners Red Gauntlet. Mary, and
Virgin, and tlc steamers Virginia and Natchez
will not get down the river, as they are above
Demopols and the river Is falling.
Gideon J. Pillow VIVA captured and paroled
near Selma, but WAS affai1 to 60 home on ac'
count Of gutriilaE.
The steamboat Minnchaha and the tugboat
BROOKLYN were burned at the New ORLEANS
lcvee last night, and soma shipping injured
The Mississippi river has forced the lcvees,
and now covers an Immense area, from Red
river to Donaldson and the Gulf, varying
from tlIrty to fifty miles III width. The suit
fering and destruction Of property are beyond
description.
COMMERCIAL
Cotton holders at New Orleans demand an
advance, with no sales. White clarified
sugar, 1870. Total stock Of sugar In bonded
warehouses. 05, o333 boxes and 1,104 hogsh .ads.
Total Louisiana sugar In the city Is estimated
at 1000 hogleads; Cuba molasses In bonded
pnrfEnnses Q {if}3 In rre16.
, 1865-05-20

Important Privileges Secured on the
IAth mus

New YORK, May 1o.-The HTald's Pana-
ma correspondent makes the important an
nouncement that the Government of Colon
bIa has not only ratified the new stipulations
with the Panama railroad. guaranteeing that
corporation the perpetual prop7ietorahip Of
It's road, bnt has concluded treaty with
tie United States in perpctuity the extensive
, 1865-05-20
CHICAGO DRY GOODS mAaKET,

FRIDAY EyKS1Sa, May 19, 1861
Our jobbers report r1ttsr quiet market fot
Dry Goods, bu. pr1cea are steady and unchanged.
Dispatches from New York do not report anJ
change In the market. We quote:
Prints -Mc.1tmac, &c; Cocheco, &c; Pacific,
25c; Dunnells, 24ic; Aruolds, 2oc; Rchmonds,
25e; American. 25c; Aliens. II
sheetings-Standasds. ii; Agswam, F, 81 !;
Swift River, 2s; Dwight, A, set.
Bleached Gcods-New York Hills, 42}; Wam-
entts, 40; BATES, s7}; Waltham, X, u; Lonsda1e,
IS; Canoe, IS,
Den1ms-Amoskesg. Is; York, 90 Nanche.ter,
Is; Union, 60; Blue Hill, S1};
St,pes-Amoskeag, IS York. 80; Cncasville,
3s} @S93.
DcfoiueE-AU %,
, 1865-05-20
The sAlss TO- d'y vera ~ fol OH:
CtTlLE 6ALaS TO DAY.
6uKRNlxta YAHna.

eukRNAX'4 YAaps.
Adsms .oId Ba1ss'ae ~ "a head medium st.er', aver
s 4as5. sea tsssf Il h..d common ,toct. avss.zlns
Adam, :od Ma9,s 1lshe.d medium lteers. avsrag
ssS soa Cornwall II ht'd f'F averaging LIS
sssms so,a 9perhor IS head fair stesr', aging
= toa Asr'a C head prime ''ssF'' averaging
A1cmoAH souTugxS IARns.
Eq,1Eh1 M Mi:k:{ sold Kelly Co. = head areftx
c ceixss G. sold alexander Is head thin steers.
aecas9f cosFs1 e e :s!s Con- head scall4vAss.
B,eskxsS sold L.deffs $ head. averaging ,so' o.
Mallory sola Piamm 81 head, ave,azlns 1..s' ns,
rsnsfoy sold A,e1.naer1: I: head, averaging $50 rs.
Griaiey sold White 81 head. averaging Ills nj. at
Genrer sela stovs $ head t4E Illinois steers ave.
TORT vAY11 1ARps.
G. Adars sold R!,nesm N 6 head prime ss:ezs, Av-
ssing iii ns. Il $5.so 1ssN so~-4 '>'1'
Wsavort and Mslorg ,old Hs:s Il l. head good st:era
and toKs. averaging .1ls ~. st Sas-
HOGS The receipts, ac:e Edng to the report Of the
Board Of Trade smount to and tho shipments to
2,7s9. Thn entered sa!ea toos W :ee, At $s2@ for
COMMON. to ssW@s lax for ROO.
temarket opened this morning quite prtak 1t yes
terday's nguzcs, and goodly aumber changed hands
about m,cd.y 4 dispatch WAS received from New
York reporting decline In shat market Of fully tx
= 90 ns.
TIE effect up5n the trade here waa fnat,ntaueous
md from the time It was received until the close
the market not : hog CHANGED hands. The bottom
went completely ont and although they were p"esaet
upon the market It 6Hc less than the morning p1cea
there were no takers. Everybody seemed unwiilina
to venture At any nkure, 1n4 some pArtiea who hAd
, 1865-05-20
Pittsburgh on oisrlet-May ~,

For rtfueu IL Id 1herr II o demand At pfegent.
u1r Is there Any d1spoAion manifested BY renna:1 TO
make the siIehcsl hGoEs in order to ELECT g&les
That there will be Outlet lot bondec OIL aad That,
toS nst Is icsg + etssa;n 10 !, !: NJ s993lly eef
nov conceded tb&t rehners csnuoE pav ae current
witho1i 1u.ianisg los. ana III sooaer cSperters
1sslsze th.. tset t9e better. There ~ tims waea
oue WAY or the other, but th,t tn scans to hive
gone BY, AID trim TIL. tim. hezcsfor.ald We expect
10 Zee lbs marEet. 9th for crude aud refined, reg1
, 1865-05-20
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SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY 7-3O LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO.
This Bank will receive subscriptions to the $50
U. 3. Notes, and pay tho interest ftum data Of sub
1csit tten 10 the l5tn OF Juna.
These rpted tHsuad In denominations OF 4D $1N,
so, 5000 and Is interest at The rats OF 10
Sh y Juae 1s5. os nav be conyeFtsd. = t5s ocoa
fthe holder, Ut maturity. Into stx per caar 50 gold
beazinG bonds.
By nct Of Congress they are tree from State and
Municipal tsxat1on, and having thts styantsxe, 40
TIE allowthe usn rata Of commission to aup a1enta
snd furnth the motor Immediately receipt OF
orders nee Of charae. J, A. E1LfH, Irefldeut-
EnEsD l. T{NEHAkf Cashier
, 1865-05-20

BALTIMORE, May 19-The Baltimore A,uer-
lean has . special Annapolis dispatch. an
nouncipg the srrivnl from Fernandina, Flort-
da, Of thirty-eight rebel officers, including
Col: Brcckintidge, son OF the rebel Secretary
nf War
, 1865-05-20
RUFUS HATCH,
fTCNXKKLY HATCH d HVaHKb,1
nTt1FuIt

no. 53 Exchange Place, Nev York.
HoYerameut Securities, Stock and Gold, Bought and
Sold Exclusively on Commission.
EKTKKKxNCRa:
Aesrs. golomon s:1sRes Sons, Chicago, Ill
AeAsrs. atLck!ey Handy. Chicago, III
c. T. Noeeler, HQ ,ChlcaRo, III.
l.. Y. Muhu, Esq., Chicago, III.
C. 4. KogeFs, Esq. Chicago, III.
Messra. Bound, Bsiley Co.. Eew York City.
Mcasra. McKin Bros. Co, New York City.
liesats. II. a. Tuckaf 4 Co New York City.
i. Il DA1ez, Esq. Rutland, VI
M.srs LAthrop, Smith Co. 0sweZo. NJ.
G. puIant Esq, P5rs1dena Kock Island Railroad Co.
, 1865-05-20
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5s4 ss.as Id
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rEop " hAE =, G1osen. nuIalo, tnnd1ies.
frsp @ i; q sd!soa. .fass. tats saps' 'a';s, ',sr
B.rque Mary E. Fe1e"' Booeasn, baals. ~ toas
Rs,o9. sus,nine, Rs,d Fudalo.
Esraua Red Wn1ta And Hue, Davis, Bunaroe
B.Iqne H. F. N:chols GitIaEd, But TO- i1 tou. cod.
R:FSas
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Bs,qa. F:tehila. hamilton. rsns:anxsuss.as. ssu
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sehs Inn a,SsI nsn' "iiiam'' Grand Haven. 15 n
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Sssf Es.nns: hnp9aIS, ,.bp 81 ~, ~ slB. Tgm lumber.
eenf froa e;fan.s 1rsvt1.e o'0A'o' 10 eas wool
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sh. a1ieI Rsiin.vr Tosdo ~ q Sat moSa: =.
sc,, L !t1 nssel ,5S@ r1E, T.sTt1ee AZ; 1,a
Sehs TWO Broihsts, rots, Kaismaxop % N lnnher
sehr woodio:d' upham, kalamazoo. 50 N ID nhsr.ta
srn, 2 Fnpt nntt., vrEv4 1iand s,.a.v,,,,
tche Ana;ross Pa.ket, Mcnt moneu, 100 na-lnmbsE.
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, 1865-05-20

privilege Of Transporting military and naval
stores over the line. As an equivalent tor
this important concession, onr Government
is to guarantee the sovereignty Of Colombia
over the Istnmus Of Panamk. and the security
Of the transit route against all foreign pow
, 1865-05-20

At the close there we're se1lers Of No. Spring
at s1.173. and buyers at SILT. Dispatches from
Go1lsgher's quoted gold at 1911.
There was good Attendance at the Stock E1-
change, and the markets we're quiet Wheat WIS
shade easier, but Oats adEan.ed 1Gf{c-elodtng
firm. The following anles we're made:
BALKs At TIN KyKNTHa SESSION. or TEE sTocK