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II had been decided by the express wish OF Qneon Vic
toria that Lord Pamerston should DO honored with
public funeral in Westminster Abbey. Most OF the lead
ing towns in the country will DC represented by deput
tons. Business in London will be almost entirely
pended. The stock Exchange viii be closed.
The funeral or Lord Pamerston IL taking place to-day
The Queens carnage leads the cnrtege The pail bearers
viii be ten Cabinet ministers. The Prince Of Wales
tends at Westminster Abbey. Business is generally
pended in the city.
1t Is reported That Lady Palmcrson win BIO created
pceross in her right.
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late hour in the evening when reporter left he had
not made his appearance
TO THE nDlroR or

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HEFALU.
In reply to the letter OF General j. Fitzpatrick pub.
shed in your issue of yesterday, rcasse that never
wrote or authorized any person to write send him
any letter or communication upon any subject
admitted, in my letter published on Sunday last that
had written letter Genera John A. Logan, but not
altogether similar TO the one had written to Major Gene
raj william T. sherman Ny issue is not with General
Logan, but is with General Fitzpatrick.
again deny having written any letter, or au-
thoIzcd any TO be written to him; and will give nve
hundred dollars towards erecting monu ment to the
memory Of General Philip Kearney In the State OF New
Jersoythe only General from that State named by me
in my Morrsana spcech-if General Fitzpatrick will pro-
dcce any letter TO him written authorized to be writ
ten by me, 10 be submitted with proof to his friend,
Major General Daniel T. Sickes, for decision General
Fitzpatrick 10 give like sum tor similar object if he
fails 70 produce the letter
TO the proof, General, between your statement and
mine Yours trdy JOHN b. HASKIN.
New YoRR, Nov. q, 1865
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Total. .liO,4l9

ARREST FOR VIOLATION THE REGISTRY LAW.
Robert A. Murray, fifty -four years of age, living
at No 20 West Houston street, arrested by officer
Murphy, OF the Fifteenth precinct charge OF voat-
ing the Registry law. Mr. Vincent Colycr, Of No I0J
Blocker street. Inspector OF the Third district Of the
Fifteenth ward deposed that the prisoner registered his
name in that district and IL further appeared that
the same day Murray registered his in Sixth
poll district OF the Eighth ward The prisoner pleads in
toxcaon excuse for the offence Justice Dodge
required the accused TO give $500 bail To the
charge The penalty, conviction for this offence
imprisonment in the state Prison for The term of
year.
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
General Fisk and the Conhscated Pro-
psrty-Frsud on tho Louisvtlie and
Nashville Railroad, Sc.

Nashville Railroad, Sc.
NAsgvrrp, Nov. g. 1865.
The statement which appeared relative 10 turning
property held by the freedmens Bureau incorrect
General Fisk directed by the War Department not to
surrender the property held abandoned until ordered
TO do 30 by the President.
Another Of cmbczzlement and fraud has recently
been developed, committed by j. H. Ogden, for long
time clerk OF the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
The books OF the road show deficit Of six thou
sand dollars Last Tuesday he absconded going to At
lanta, Ga, whence the detectives traced him, and he
was brought back to-day and lodged in jail. fast
woman IL said 10 be at the bottom Of the affair.
The river Is nineteen inches docp the shoals, having
fallen two inches since last report.
Cotton dull Receipts to-day 900 bales; shipments,
900 bales. Prices range froms45lac. to 46c Little dis.
position TO purchase at these rates s shown by dealers
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NfIHO 1MOUPB To BE HU5IhHDH VT y -" ~
yCE-TuE sTATEAELECTlONs, ETC.
Ngw ORLEASs Nov. 4 1896.
cenoy,, Candy has received orders from Washington
10 muster out Of the service ss ny negro ocps as can
= .psIsd Several negro r'smss are soon IS a'''
70 prevent among pe negro troops
General Candy hss ordered that they o. not allowed 70
G.nsrs Fuler,chs administration Of tie rreedmens
Bureau generally acceptable and popular amobs az
hIehiy praised BY tho prsss inthe adjoining states
36s sac election on MondaS promises " 10 ~ or
ollln6 ink ~ a11nIhaAAe y rD1nhSRasA .''ss
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state Ticket.

state IIckets
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
DsxlOcSntic Republican.
HENRY W. SLOCUM. FRANCIS o. BARLOW.
FOR COMPTROLLER
LuCIUS ROBINSON. THOMAS HIJ.LHOUSE.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
JOHN VAN BUREN. JOHN H. MARTINDAJE
4 FOR TREASURER,
MARSENA r. PATNCK. JOSEPH ROWLAND
FOR STATE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
.BYLVANUS D. SWEET. j. PIATT GOODsELI.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
&c. w. ARMSTRONG. ROBERT G. DORM
T., FOR INSPECTOR OF STATE PRISONS,
ANDREW j. MCNETT. HENRY A. BARNrM
FOR JUDGES or COURT APPEALS
JOHN W. BROWN WARD HUNT
~ (Short Term),
MARTIN GROVER. JOHN K. PORTER
Tor CLERK THE CoCRr or AprEALs
EDWIN D. PERRIN. PATRICK H. JONES.
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The Lost stcamshtr Republic.

The Inflated steamship Republic had on board four
hundred thousand dollars in specie, besides very largo
and valuable cargo +.t
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THE ELECTION TO-DAY.
Polls Open AT 6:S6 and Close
!. mt 4:62.
List Of the State and City
Candidates.
LOCATION OF THE POLLING DISTRICTS.
&c. &c. &c.

Tho election, which to-day, will open at thirty
en minutes past six O'Clock tfis morning aud
sundown-eight minutes befoe five o'clock in the after
noon AS the character and chances or the various
violates in the State and county already have been tho
roughly dscusssd it is unnecessary refer any further
70 the subject The following correct list OF the
Nominees 10th in the State and county.
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The real estate property u Morris Ketchum Was solo
yesterday at pubic auction, by Mr. Adrian H. Muller &C
the Exchange salesrooms Ill Broadway under the d.
Taylor Edward Bennett and Phio O. Calhoun. ma
terms Of the sale ten per cent Of the purchase
money and tho auconcers fee OF twenty dollars "a
he paid down the day OF sale the remainder 10 he
paid In each at the Office Of the assignees No. 10 En-
chance place .on November 90 az noon. Thlre .
good attendance OF capitalists and brokers present and
the bidding hpiritcd.
The ilrst lo put up lot Of land situated on the
northwestern of iifh aud Thirty eighth
street. having u frontage tho avenue OF twentysix
feet nine inches and OF hundred feet upon Thirty
eighth street. together with adjoining lot on Thirty.
eighth street. having frontage Of seventeen feet epon
Thiry-eght and forty eight feet nine inches 10
DEPTH with tho first class four story brown stone frose
housc thereon having frontage ON FIN asenno "
twenty uine inches and hundred aud seven
teen feet In depth on thirty eighth street all in Zee simple
FREQ from dover epcGlnbancc. Mirrors, gw fixtures
and cOrnices &C Valuation The rs offer mado was Tor
SIS 600 running up slowly until tlol 600 was reached,
when II was knocked down TO Mr. Isaac T. Kendall OF
1l2 Broadway.
two story brick building, used stable with stalls
and accommodation for six hor-es cow &C., and with
tho upper part fitted up for dy olng Tor coachman ana
family together with lot Of land which Il In stu.
aied, the norhwes,ery ado d Ihrtyninsh street.
y ~. foot Inv ninety.cght feet nino nensI y cold Coz
free iron. a., 49, Ivaac y Kuu,hshrce WAS 49,
To ~ land together with four story DICK mousse
situate on Thirty sixth street and Firth avenue
tnown as 81 West Thirty sixth street, having frontage
az eighteen feet mine inches by ninety eight feet nnS
inches in depth and sabcct 10 life interest OF May
Monroe and The nchoate right Of dover Of Ms Magrss
-e,chum was sold TO Mr.. Charles Bel J50ErSdcd.
"a beinQ the last lot the ssi- -''"' o""s
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.oND0 MoNR MAaKEr-7ocT,

!, S Tonsols were qoted ssk o so for money
The discount omsnd on no 25th was i.yoov -, .,u,
moderate. The was considerable ac,,v,r H. yes s.
MARKET owing tho dcnSnd from India 1 I ,a,.a
sm naa 2. lnale ls iel due t ddpo RsSt ne Sen
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The Committee OF Control Of the Austrian debt were
about TO have interview with the Emperor 10 present
that the imperial consent would be given 10 the reg
ulations proposed by the committee
II reported that the Austrian Council Of Ministers
had resolved TO concode separate ministry 10 Hungary
The statement that Austria raising troops for
Mexico Ind been modified. Negotiations were pending
for permission 10 MI vacancies az Mexican expense
Tho free town OF Frankfort had cnergctcally repealed
the imputations OF Austria and Prussia and the Frank
fot Senate had determined 20 uphold tho independence
OF the city. II was thought the case was one Of at
tempted spoiatlon.
President Napoo thinks according TO the views OF the
Deak party the Hungary debt In not in accordance with
the strict legal rights OF Hungary but upon bass
oil equity aud interests OF Hungary and Austria
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Political Advertisements.

The attention Of readers IL directed 10 the political
advertisements the second page Of this mornings
HsRALD
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r H E G Al { S !.
TERRIFIC GALE ON LAKE ONTARIO.
.~~~~~r->~-~~~-~~~~~~>~S>~s
Great Damage to Shipping and Fro
bable Loss Of Life.
Additional Particulars Of the Loss Of the
Brig 0r;son Adams.
&c. &c. &c.
The Gale on the Lakes.


oswEGo, NJ Y, Nov 0, 1895.
The gale on Lake Ontario yesterday terrific. Tho
shooners Morning Star ana Anlra ashore the
city Several vessels had their blown pcces,
and some lost their deck loads The shore below this
port is strewn with lumber ard stayc bolts
PIcroa, c. w., Nov. O. 1896
There was heavy gale night that did great damage
TO the shipping Lake Ontario.
The schooner Annie Maudc is ashore at wellington,
laden with IL, 600 bushels OF peas.
The schooner Maggie, OF Montreal with 5000 bushels
of barley from Wellington for oswcgo, is ashore at Gull
Point, with water over the decks. All board wera
saved
"A large black vessel, name unknown, is ashore ON
Salmon Point reef. The nasts gone and the sea is
breaking over her All hands supposed 10 be lost.
II is impossible TO communicate with her TIL the gallo
subsidies
Kscsros, G W., Nov. as =. H.
The gale sti continues, with rain, and tho wind ia
shifting TO the north. Schooner is ashore mile east
OF Long Point and another the north shore in pre-
carous condition. Thor nance unknown.
Pom cc,mrRSr, g W., Nov ., 1865.
The schooners Maria Eageu and Wings Of the Morning,
went ashore here this morning The Wings OF the SorB.
ing was laden with a,ayes and broke in two.
The Loss or ,hc H.ig OrfsGn sdgnts.
The brig Blue Wave Captain Carroll arrived al Phila-
dephia Sunday last lroin Cardenas, and had very
heavy weather when Of the coast of Florida. Captain
Carroll makes The following rcp9rt:-On tho I'D ult.,
when IN latitude % 30, longitude 70 40 In Z hurricane
FROM eastnortheas Lost deck load Of forty hogsheads
moasses, stove buluatks, Casks, windows, and
sprung aleas On HE 2Gtl nit fell In with brig Or.snn
Adams, from Maanlas 10 Baltimore water logged On
the 10Th ult latitude - 90 longitude - 49, sighted
other vessel apparently bark, with fore and maintop-
masts gone, standing north, with wind southeast Cap
tam Ranoo of brig oris Ndams, makes tho following
repot:Ssed from Naanzas October Is, for Baltimore,
with cargo of two hundred and oghtyfalr hogsheads
and hirlys fsrces or asses; violent gallo oath
October latitude -, iongitud So lest masts, had decks
broken in snd vessel badly ned that she with
difficulty Kept aioat;s remained Ia this condition Till
Thursday 10th when fallen In with by the brig
Blue Wave Captain Carroll from Carienaa, WHO took us
on and brought 10 philadelphia The 0risoD AdaDs,
previous to being abandoned, set on fire.
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Austria aud Prussia have addressed severe rcmon
STRANGE 10 the Senate o Frankfort the OF the
attacks the principal German powers ami
threaten the Mayor and Senate with intervention should
further meetings OF delegates be permitted.
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France, Meuico and Amer,c..

The Paris correspondent Of the London Np,ss~eerates
the statement that Seward had sent despatch TO the
French government with respect TO the Egyptian recruits
for Mexico project
The Wmrs says II America had reason 10 think such
scheme had been proposed she fully Justified in
monstrating Apart from the Introduction OF Mussuman
troops into Mexico, America had no just complain.
against France ~ quite certain that the occupation
was temporary solely directed 10 the maintenance Of
MaximliiaD's throne.
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The Prince and Princess Napoleon arrived Turin on
the 18th. The King and Queen Of Portugal expect
ell the evening Tho town would be illuminated
or sixty 1--we elections sixty known to have result
ed favorably ~ the government.
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Alen Thousand Dollars ON the Result.
NO TAKERS At EIGHT O'CLOCK LAST EVENING
Closing 81 enc QaMpaign.

Tho democracy Of the Twelfth ward held closing
!, meeting Al ou.his Hail, Carmansvile, last evening
4. having been publicly announced that Conrnd swack
haer would reply 70 Dr. Brsdfords aa LIEN srsS
slsm prevaIled Il WAS also rumQrsd In the wQg ,9al
1hQ{iI F0pl1 G11nH n nne J lllon21h QR0l
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No man who daily winds thc suu
mus.Ne fatIgued whom he is dcne;
~, vhes 70 earth he turns his hanos
Makes all the saaenates in the land,
HAS sbap'd the policy OF nations,
And ruled for many generations,
Needed 4 stimulant 10 keep risky,
ARS Naturally. hs tect v shsss
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The Archbishop Of Paris was visiting the cholera hos
pitfalls.
A council of ministers held on the Goth.
The Bourse on the 26h wac Hat Rentes closed 40 90
francs.
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Tho Prussan commiasi0ners nave announced that mill
tary force would be used to prevent the Inhabitants from
recognizing the Duke Of Augustcnbrg any other per-
son, as having authority in the duchy. The ovation 10
the Duke at ECkenord the cause Of this demonsra
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a, yRvExrH ASSEMBLY ,p,srRior.

Ia, yEvESTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
ninse, hasatrict Mr.. John Gridey the republican no
FIFTsawn In favor OF Mr. Oliver, Cbarlick. l
Ne. John j. DUFFY, ssxnBLY DISTRICT.
AifhdrAwn from the contest i-srt Hall nominee has
M T. H. Anderson. The race, the,.s,rct in favor Of
iween Andersonand Rose, the republican ~-w lies be-
soURTH SENATORIAL DrsTRlCr-cAED rno>
e. BRYANT.
40 nm ELscroRs on rHS Fouaru SENATORIAL DrsrRG:-
4 An ample supply sf ballots for the regular TammAny
sominaon for Senator can be had from Douglas Taylor
ESQ, at Fsmmany Hail. Mr.. ryant win be in attend
uce Al the Assr House and the Ivy Green as head
huartere through the day. There win be occasion for
rkere or bounty jumpers 70 apply as bribery and cor.
Enpton make ne part % the sacucs 2, tho fammany
nercenary traitors who have proclaimed their purposcd
Sreachery and bass descrton from the ranks Of the
TAmmeny icr me cause ., 80 arcn enemy
SseYunancnt exclusion Of Mr.. Benjamin Wood from the
3sdcral councils and which still protects the post Of Con-
Freaeoual from hs grasp, s merely con-
nued n hc ballotng for Senator Whatever may be the
resut to-day IL should be remembered that Mr. WOODS
hject In entering upon the contest was to regain his
rnrtes hears upon that end solely Until IL is openly
Eccded shall continue tho antagonist Of the notorious
and detestabe course in national affairs with which Mr.
wood name ia identified In the country fighting 10 out
lsiupop this lne,, CARoLAN OBRIEN BRYANT.
Men Thousand Dollars ON the Result.
NO TAKERs AT EIGHT O'CLOCK LAST EVENING.
=" NJ NOVEMBER Q, 1900
Nv TrAp S,A.-Mr Van Duren was correct In stating
IN his speech thai ten thousand dollars In gold would DO
Found in our bandA be wagered upon tho success Of
he democratic s % thousand S On cscn
~ snlentlv Instructed Us when you called this morning
Won desire 10 accept the wager please call aud deposit
abe amount on yods part ~ Has'e -r lSy SSuNdAN
fxvpxcx JsRoxr, Esq.
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$500. Uhlnn md apNE <ouj VI WHICH,
:. na,nuossng 81 the Chamber OF Commerce hau
OF the Treaty u Ten-tsing, '''- 'Ao "ofkiIe
Burgcwine is ofncIay reported by the mapda,,ns %
a advices irooimlapan report all the ports Quiet
BOMBAY advcs 70 the 18th arc reoeivod fo..- =,
advancing. Ffelhts are higher 00''0n 70
Exchange 4a,A CANTON Sept 20, 1865.
Tea dun. smuno sa.xcuAs, Sept =, 1895
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The Places OF voting.

The following are the places which have been desig-
mated by the Board OF Metropolitan Police Commits.
soners for holding the polls:--
g s-nasber shop No Rector rector street Geao'
s-Barber shop, No 10 ,, s:asenwieh street.
a aseT sRS No No. S e T s1oad street. ssss
SECOND WARD.
2-Barber shop No. 1870 BeekInan street.
THIRD WARD.
2-Pai. store No % b, street ros.
1-Prntine oasee,' No. 5 Hudson stsect ~
=ss sss; :s; - x 10 II Wis. .s 60
aa bo, s0,s 20 g n M4S-on ses'
S-Boardins house house No Is oliver street. i.
s ses , s's;s 4: 5Sas :iS:sS
3-Pryate dwelling, NJ 1874 Franklin str
ssss; : s'sss . i:ss : s'sss
s-failo'r store. No No 40 Mssh!assa street.
floss s sarss ss" No Is E .rss oAe'
z-Eagne house, No ,l6 Leonard street.
sSSss sss S Sssss s'5ssi
ssoe sore &c. s s Elm Il Ma'' street.
S-i'ss carriage hG SEVENTH ri Il N MhRD street,
I-Rotanlc lral, No y East broadway.
ss0 5s CO. o. s. saf s''s1 street.
4-1aiior shop No G2 MARKET street
1-Barber shop, No. 3S Rutgers street.
C-Barber shop, No. 10 New Canal street.
7-Urdertakcr's store, No. Montgomery street.
6-Barbcr shop No. ~ Montgomery street.
g-Fsarbcr shop No. ~ Scanned street.
lO-Cigar store, No. PA Monroe street.
lI-Candy store, No 277 Monroe street.
EIGHTH WARD.
J-Exohangc Office, No. "a Wooster street
2-Ofice Of carpenter shop No. &c Thompson street.
3-Toy store, No. . Clark street.
<-Shoe store, No. Ell, Dominica street.
6-Shoe store, No ~ Renwck street
6-Moffatt's brass tonrdry, No. Il9 Prince street
7-trlit store No. $50 Prince street
8-EXpress office, No 40 Nafick street
e--s:ifar store, No. 1874 Narick street
10-Eychauge Office No. 1877 ysr.k street.
llNews aepot No. So Greenwich street.
I2-uat store, No. 3G7 HudsoI street.
NINTH WARD.
l--Barbcr shop, No. 3Ss VI dson street.
2-Storc No. 49, Hudson street.
3-paint store, No. ~ Barrow street
<-pr Ing NH loo. No arInin y
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ChInn nmd ,JanIbe 23d, of !

Valonci. -
Al Mndrid q. spain.
thirty two were fatat disappeared from Barcelona
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03

NASHVILLE, jane I-Ishsu G. Harris
is supposed 10 have escaped across the
Mississippi river he Has ct CIR, NADIA
when Dick Turner surrendered
Lieutenant j q. Cay is among the
rebel prisoners who reported here yes
erday
Thomas Ruv~rox, noted bushwhack
or, from Jackson county, Alabama, was
brl Gght to this CITY fer trial By court
martial.
Judge Catron's funeral will take place
at ten o'clock A NJ 10 morrow
Joel A Battle is confined in the mill
tary prison under D-rar'meut orders
Business il Generally suspended to day
througnout Nashville.
One OF the boldest robheries on record
took place here to-day at Ordways bank
ing establishment, on College street
near the Fir-t National Bark Mr. Ord-
way was absent, and Mr. Sample. 10
charge Of the business Of the house,
went out for dinner. leaving an old gem
tleman named Lusk, Bank Teller, in the
otfice Ten minutes after Sample had
gone, tao men came in; one remained
and The other jumped over The counter,
knocked Mr. Lusk down and stamped
upon him until be was insensibe. lie
then tried TO break open the safe; fail.
ing in this he gafhered up eight hun.
drrd dollars in gold upon the eOan
and fed with the other villain, Mr. La. <
being 100 badly injured to give the
alaI u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
New York Markets.

NEw YoRK, June g
CoTToN--H avy and NJ &c or hldH <.
FLOCR-Hrsvy nd dull; clio ed Sc lower 45
as for TX "a tate; g. 92at7 10 for xtsa R0lLd
Hoop 0tis 7l5as 90 or TRACE Brands
WI KY-pn aud lowefi Nes'eln o9@2u
--elosiI { at 2 o.
wHES r-2ast better; Ambsr Michigan To
al Is; White hiicnfgzn q ~
KlE-Qnist W stern s..
ia LEV oniiuai
BAt LkY MALT-Nemiuai
C0BH--O. e. ed fra, est 81 sed avy and
draotiug; sT@g0 2 inisritr Nix 4 IVES ere o 3
@a3 s~auI do 9i1z for inkFior Wea erH Ia
/ w..
O-Ts-Exe 1. d. aad 39sc brtt.r, with good
demaIid from h Goys~ninrn ~ 1t 90 FOR Ca ds.
a,d 166g for Western, eiosi at tT96s
o'FFEE-Dpn
st'etR-s'oa ,; Cuba Masoo,sdo IL Havana
liG134
PIT" thUM-Dull, and rot % hffa; IS r
Grades i995J for R.f sei in I'D, aud osGdsc
wool Quis'
PoRR-Exsiied aud deeidsily hish r.; Is o)6s
&C ~ tor new Me, cost a. p 90 niar
way; 2 OG69is 20 ior 1853 aud o. So. cash and
r guIsr -Ay 49, % or Prime aad 10 0n9al o.
for prime Mst-. Also, 500 bfi4 rrw Mes r
Juns sSS Jal eel 80 optien, =, Is uotszs>7s
BEEF-st lyi lo9I4 for pl-in Mes, and i2g
IS for extra Irss.
BEEF H,Ms-Quiet, 2s a2s 80
CT n EAT --Firm, At i29ll Ter Shoulder 4,
and l4at7L for H4ms.
Lta1-stsd, .saIs
CHEE E-Dun: lOai7e
oNEY-ste.dy; 8 per cent
sTERLISG-o 4 e arm O9Js g. 10 for nrs'
class bils.
oLD-A shade Armer; opered at ssL ad
VA 60 70 $50 dec IN q 8 37ss.
Z STOCas Dull and iawrr; 7-3oss Sa35
=" A.. 'uP,rs, yi5s g Of 1853 eoupons, 1 g =
5-2Us, coupons, 1 w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03
GEN. -h.rma. In New York.

Nav YoRE, June 2-Geueral Sher-
man in moving about the city was b. SCI
by crowds of citizens anxious to b, az
BIN speak and snAke hands wlh him.
lie would not speak, however, and
hastily extricated himself from the
crowds surrounding him, sha king bands
with theses he came IN contact with.
II j. evening be will receive his fiiends
at the residence Of his cousin, Mr..
Scotr, aud to morrow evening he will b..
the gnest of the Union League
There are now about 80. 900 rebel
prisons rs on Parts island near this city
They have comfortable barracks and are
furnished regular soldi. RS rations They
are allowed to 20 to the shore to fish
and battle Visitors.Dre not allowed on
the island. The prisoners occupy Them
selves IN making various Thinkers which
they sell to procure tobacco, &c, &c
Among them are many members of
Southern Churches they bold prayer
m etings regularly Having seen the
Presidents proclamation for Fast Day,
they proposed Ia observe il, and made
arrangements accordingly The SER
vices were impressive AMI very interest
ing The first prayer was for the Pres,-
dent Of the United States Nearly all
that RsFs in the hospital have offered TO
take the oath OF allegiance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-03

NEw YoRx, June 2-Go!d is frrner
nndsc clearly export demand The
rate during the morning was about
l3St he export for to morrow is ex-
ct-d TO b about LOCO, 900
The CoHsmerciaJs special say:
There was much complaint at Hal
ieek's management in Richmond Il is
charged thai lie rebels are creeping INTO
power under his Influence This charge,
together With others, explains his trans
fer 10 California
a sharp outside contest is going on
respecting the Assistant Treasurership
Of New York New York merchants
wanted a thorough business man, and
Mr. McCaIloeh rendered toe position to
Mr. Vumyie. His deelension, however,
opened the case, AID recent com bina
ton Of albany Republican aud Demo
cratic leaders is working for Mr. Batch
ford.