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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

NcSlc.2fS - ds bImmOND Il w.
Indemnity for Loss or Life or BOdi-
Iy InjUry.-The original Travellers Insurance
Co., of Hartford Conn, insures against Accidents
OF all kinds. Cash assets, Sept, 1865, s652 81 As
The Travellers Insurance Company of Hartford,
Conn, is the pioneer accident insurance company
of this country; it has issued over THIRTY THOU
SAND policies, (up to November ~ and paid over
SIX HUNDRED losses-including the large sum of
33s 900 paid to twelve policy holders within the
year, for LESS THAN $3.50 in premiums.
A protective insurance against loss Of life in
jury by accident, anywhere and at all times. No
medical ezGmisatiOa required.
GENERAL ACCIDENT PoLIcIEs.-The best policy
for every man, whether he travels much Or little,
is General Accident Policy which insures against
every possible form of casualty, at all times and
places. -- a -a.....-r.- ----
ONE MONTH GENERAL ACCIDENT PoLICIEs-
[REOIsTERED. This Company now issues very
convenient form of One Month General Accident
Policies, at the rate Of 81 per thousand-with IS
per week compensation for each thousand insured
These are much better than ticket policies, for
travellers aud others desiring short risks, they
can be taken in any amount from s5OOto &c. 900.
They cover all accidents, and each policy is rsg
80 Aheb tno AneuAehSo = BOVN Ah SohS tns POnCg
is lost destroyed
For mechanics others who can not easily
spare the amount of an annual premium, but
would like to insure by the month, these short
time policies are "just the thing" To any per-
son who insures each month, for six months con-
saentiraIs n naIiex for the remaining six months
will be given without charge, Except policy fee
of one dollar.) --- Al -rr -r. .=a-
Policies issued and losses promptly paid by
THAYER MUNSON, Agents,
Park Building, next to Court House,
decI6.Rq ..ar Cleveland Ohio B.
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PEONAGB.

Secretary Seward, upon the reception Of
the official copy of the decree Of Maxamil-
sian, establishing Peonage in Mexico, asked
the opinion Of Attorney General Speed on
that subject. The latter replied that the
decree constituted law which deprives the
working men of rights which are regarded
everywhere as inestimable, and makes
them slaves.
Secretary Seward wrote to Mr.. Bigelow
on the 10th Of November, saying the decree
had received the attention Of the Govern
ment and repeating the opinion Of the At
tOrney General.
Mr.. Bigelow furnished a copy of the
opinion to the French Government, but has
received nOrespOnse as yet.
The COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs now
has the matter before them.
MUSTER OUT.
The War Department has issued orders
mastering ont the following with other regi-
ments seth Illinois, 130th Indiana, 9th
Ohio. 47th and ISSth Pennsylvania
On the 7th inst. Msjor-General Thomas
was ordered 10 reduce the aggregate force
of white troops in the Departments Of Geor
gia, Alabama and Mississippi to 1000 men,
including regulars
PARDosED.
Wm- u. black, one OF tne Eanama sleam-
ship pirates, whose sentence 10 be hung was
commuted 10 ten years imprisonment, has
been pardoned by the President.
FROM TIE SECRETARY OF yHE TREASURY.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in response
to a resolution of the 18th, says that no
persons have been appointed 10 Office not
authorized by law, but says some have been
appointed who have not taken the oath.
Only one ofthese persons has received any
salary. He first sought to give offices to
those who could take the oath. Failing to
fad such persons he gave Offices to those
who did not aid the rebellion until after all
government authority had passed away
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THE NEWS.
Con- closed last night at I4sI,


The 9th Ohio Infantry is TO be mus
tered out At once. @ ~
An oil merchant Of New York, J. F
Barker, 14s Front street, committed s1i
eide on the 18th, by shooting himself
CAPTAIN VANDERsPL1cE, of the 14th
Infantry, who was recently dismissed the
service, has been re-instated.
The Wakefield Mills at Kingston, R. L,
worth $4,000, were totally destroyed by
fire yesterday morning.
TIE Fenians of New Jersey and Louis
vile, ky denOunce o'Mahony, and rally
round the Senate and Roberts.
GEE. HowARD's Report on affairs con-
nected with the Freedmen's Bureau, is
given IN our dispatches this morning.
The telegraph records bit of row
between some white and black soldiers at
Norfolk, Va, in which one cOlored troop
was wounded, -
GEN. HOOKER yesterday obeyed the
writ of habeas corpus in the case of the
spy and hotel burner, by producing the
prisoner in court. v ~F-- F~rFl
6EsERAL LEE has asked the Virgins
Legislature for appropriations to aid the
establishment of five additional professors
IN the college Of which he is President
TIE Senate Committee on the District
of Columbia have reported favorably on
billto extend the right of suffrage in the
District, to every man who is able TO read
The Constitution Of the United States.
z GoNGEEssa having receded from its
former action to adjourn from the goth Of
December to the 9th of January, will
adjourn to-day to re-assemble on the 5tb
of january.
TIE Brigadier-General Sherman mem
toned in the dispatches in connection
with command at Newport, r. L, is T.
W Sherman, brigadier in the volunteer
service, who lost leg at the storming Of
Port Hudson, on the Mississippi.
AMONG the dispatches in our last even
ing's edition, on the inside Of this paper,
will be found the proceedings of a meet
ing of Ohioans, held soon after the death |
If Governor -COrwin, expressive of their
feelings in reference TO that melancholy
event.
Our South American neighbors are
fond Of domestic rows In Peru, the |
which was lately successful has
been successfully -rebelled' against by some
If its own leaders. The Plucky Chilians
ion't seem to care much for the Spanish
blockade, as they have about forty ports
till open.
FIRES of the first magnitude occurred
It Manchester, N. H., and Davenport,
lows, on the night of the 18th and morn
ng of the goth. That in New Hampshire
House of Reformation worth
40, 600. The inmates, though asleep at
he commencement of the fire, were all
aved- That in Iowa used up postefice
building valued at $4,000.
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nov2O

A Good Secondhand Piano will be
sold at the Auction Room of o. Cutter & Son, on
Saturday. Dec 23d, at I2 o'clock precisely.
dec2I:272
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Furs J Furs!! Furs for the Holidays
B. Butts Co. have just received large assort-
ment Of furs, which they selling at greatly re-
duced prices. Now is your time to get bargains.
decI9
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For Sale at Fred. Kimberley's, IL new
sleighs, No. 76 Champlain street. dec2l:274
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Levi r. ScOHeld, Architect, has opened his
office the corner of Euclid and Erie streets;
trance on Erie street. dec2O:2SO
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The population of several of the princi-
pal English cities, with their weekly aver
age of births and deaths, are returned as
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ASOciated Press Report.
Washington News.
How the Prsident's Policy is Received.

WAsHIsGToN, December 20.-The Presi-
dents action in restoring to Southern States
which have adopted the Constitutional
Amendment, the enjoyment of all the con-
stitutional privileges, except the right to
representation in Congress, paralyzes the
action of the radical Republicans, and pro-
duces an intense interest. An exciting con-
test may be expected between some Of the
radical and conservative supporters of the
President -r -.
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-rnTIcT an C0NfRI ICfnRs.-Eealed

N proposals viii be reoei At the Office Of the
- II rf,- Inproyenn, ,n.. uatil Tuesday at
,o'cIock r NJ January 2n sc, for removing ali
swili and hsse ofal, fF,,u y ity. limits, for one
wear from said date, in SRA g with the oral
nance of DeeeIaber 9th ,ie d i-i''a 30 give me
number OF the ward or war =, - tue price for
each ward.
- G. 5. WHEAEe Clerk.
December 18th, 1866. : sI.e2o;z7e
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The A. & g. W. Railway Co. have re-
moved their machine shops, rolling stock,
&c, from Akron to Kent, whers buildings
have been erected for the change
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

During the Holidays, C. Handbook, No.
3s Public Square, will sell Picture Frames, Look
ng Gl asses, Mouldings, Cord, Tassels, &C., at
discount Of from Is to 20 per cent. decl3.27s
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MIaeOnception.

Guide to the Battle Groat1sds-ssYes, sab,
l was in-ds SebeRteenth Regiment right
;Ionp here-'t = 30 =
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To PrinteFs.-we have for salein quantities;
to suit, Bingham's Celebrated Roller Composition
also, Palmer's Patent Composition, the best and
most durable extant. All orders by mail promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., Oievelandg
Ohio. anr1
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To OH RefIuers.-We are prepared to do all
kinds of Oil Refinery Plumbing in the most per-
feet and durable manner. Before engaging work
elsewhere Oil Reiners will find It for their inter-
est to call on SMITH COSBY, ~
OIL Refinery, House and Ship Plumbers,
n1s;2ss III Seneca street, opposite City Hotel.
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MUSICAL WORLD.
THE
Western Musical WerId,
A JOURNAL OF
Music, Art and Literature !

Enters upon its third year In January, 1856 Itis
. handsome journal, published the arst Of each
month, each number containing sixteen auartO
pages, including from three to six pieces ofchoics
new vocal and Instrumental music.
Over forty pieces Of music were given In the lsst
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

DIE FLOURi RYE FLOURI-aOO bbls
IL choioo Bye noar for sale at lsI 4exSin strest.
noS0 eARDAkBs buAE . ".
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Clover Seed Glover seedII-2OO BUSH
els prime Glover Seed just received andor sale at
Union Elevator by GARDNER, BURT CO.
decl3:274
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Hsight, have just opened splendid assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods for the fall and winter
trade, ct No. 14l Superior street, under the We'd
dell Gouss oot7:Rs
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AO"S ASAo ---------
TOHrist--sThen you know all about the
disposition of the Southern troops in these
works ~ Ea u1&4 ~ HIS
Gaside-"Well, sahs .dey had de same
disposition of most white folks-mighty
onsartin," .-s--.-...f
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Church Fair-The Ladies of Mount Zion
Congregational Church will hold a Fair in Bur-
CESS Block, 1s4 Superior street, on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, December 25th and 26th. The
proceeds are to assist in enclosing their new
church. Come one, come all, and aid us in this
our time ofneod. Admission 25 cents decI9:272
Petroleum OLIVE are prepared to fur
nish our friends the best quality of Illuminating
Petroleum Oil at the lowest market price, in large
or small quantities. J. G. SIMMONS & CO,
dec16:274 90 Merwin street
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PianOsi PfanOsli-C. Shaw & Co., 95
Bank street, have the best stock in the market,
Call and see them. Also, Smiths American Or
gan. 95 Bank street. decI9:277
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MEXICAN SEws,

A letter from MazatIan, Mexico, says that
Republicans are again in possession Of about
the only remaining Imperial troops of con-
sequence in them being closely shut up in
the city of Acapulco and ManzanilIa, where
they are very short Of provisions and other
supplies. Meanwhile, the troops of Alarzes
aud other Republican chiefs, are active in
that region, and determined uItimately to
force the invaders from every point in the
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

Study Economy by purchasing your FURs
(either wholesale or retsiD direct from the manu-.
acturers. DECKAND EEGELHARF -
Fashionable Hstters and Furriers,
lS4SuPeziOr street, opposite the WsddsIl.
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Indemnify for Loss of Life Or Rod

Eggs.-A few barrels choice Eggs for sale. at
90 Merwiu street.
decl6272 J. G. SIMMONS l. 90.
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TIEeISf sIIyER w&RK.-OOmpiese
/ assortment Of the nswest patterns in great
IETistg st .sIi ailio 2 Z oVh1AS
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Special aIDispatches.
RECEIVED UP TO . O'CLOCK. An.
IspeciuI Di.patohss to western AI.ociassd Press.
BRIGADIER GENERAL sHERMAE.

NEW YoRY, December 20.-I is stated thai
Brigadier General Sherman is to be placed
in command Of Fort Adams, at Newport,
Rhode Island, and that the fort will be gar
risoned by portion of the I'd United States
ArfiIIart-
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TOaOsrO, peeember.. 20. - Hon. George
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FUIICIes Issutu aHu IusFtb PIUlIPtIJ PaIu UJ
THAYER & MUNSON, Agents,
Park Building, next to Court House,
decI6.Re .er Cleveland Ohio.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

The Legislature adopted resolution to-day
the Governor to urge the Post
Master General to increase the mail facili-
lies Of Virginia.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-21

Mr.. SUMNER also presented a. Fa iition
from Dr. a,:Cli chiseyer, Of New York, ! Par
before law in the Southern States
4 Mr.. WADE, from the Committees on Ter
reported favorably on a Il to give
consent of Congress for the lexation of
the cous lies nf Buckley g. olidfsrson, Va,
10 the State Of II est VirT;-siss eI5 : =
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THE NEW YORK sun.
Irnnce and Mexlco.

rgy question u vithdrAwiny tho French troops
iron mexico is now teing earnestly discussed In
France and Il 10 no, improbable that tie re,rogre..
% ye step " 100 som tc uEc1 NJ Tntr.s alesding
-u,rh,r o. the Cham -cr., has delivered speech
suonyly aivocaIing ths Abandonment, u Mexico
e. France, and the srplause with which his ssnn-
tacuts we're received, 10 indicative Of strong feel.
ily in 'tvor n yIeh policy. judy ng from The
exposition m,do by N. 1nrEas In his speech, tho
Mexican scheme is one u TIC worst aud most En-
JensIvc invss,mr nn that France las ever engaged
g.. It hs, already cost more motey and moielivs
than the late italian war, IN which France was
7 ucd against Austria; aud the pto.psc, now Ia
TIA. tie ratio II expense will be largely Increased,
- say nothing e no danger Apr, hen'l.d regard
tng the "Mouf,o doctrine" TIE tesuous between
France snl The Imperial Government -
,BeN.co, have now reached hat point
tNLcrO decisive scton b. ncccs.arv, one
way on TIE other MsxISLtAS ~ barely Nlo =
Heep his 'ooth,ll, Nth tho force at bis co'nr,nl,
sud unless 10 can te proy oil with mol All
)money enough T. put doHn thc L.hcrAH he VII
h-,e alternative but 10 pack his oatpeI-has hld
So back b. AusirS Ever IL.us, in his respect,
ld'rsudH uIon the sction % he m,1tlr tie French
IEmporHr nonce the present .'tAlo. u The qis'-
ltou Ia Tie French Chamber. n ,ho rebellion ia
Ills country had been fuac sslf1l, 4 would uu-
doubto, j. have pad S,rotroN vel, t. furnish Do,
tncrican proteyc with oil the means necessary fur
'the firm e-tabl slm,ut o. ti. GuycumouI; lut mo
failure of to r,,el...n Involved Go failure # tho
Mexican scheme, aud ,ho quest. ou now To- be- de-
cide1 H. whether /, rs evfedi,ntt g. proceed isrth,t
in an Improbable AMI dsn ;,r.us cn',rpuse. TIE
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Nd EAT EE q.

RANSON-On Monday, June 10, 1856 Michael
bauloI, ~ Als rCsiieug", ~ Wet Btus4uHy.
Ihr intends Of J0s Bauu1u aud AcAAuus are re-
quptod 10 attend tho funeral, on "Wednesday, al /
O'Clock. ~
tlSlGAN- On Monday, June ~ Bernard Fine
rnr RuHaNto OF Ilul Ian City, Gland, aged - years
lh. itiru!, and osc Of his hruthe rim law Pm p,
Patrick !nl l1hu itaiNi are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, thi- tucsdAy afternoon guth iusL
AZ o'c.o,k nom hia iatc residences Z'j svonth
a'' ~
HISS ipN-uu lunc 18Th l,d6, CathArlnc Hcs.ion.
ui J1Uu iless,u, native OF the Parish OF klhin
urIa Go. ~.sFl, Ireland.
luc Ivauvc} and friends Of the family are re.;ect-
iNl. ln' Get 10 attend The funeral TIL. lu,.!4yl
rncrrggu Il 'Ducs, from her late residence, ~
Wee Houston sf
M"ilf-lu brooklyn, on the Is n inst Nra Mary
}. N'N'", Nl.ruI Vim. NcGs,, aged 20 years.
reg ' mait- VIA De- taken to Butt. mix FallA
meal Wee fo-L lur luteuutut 50
.SltNtE- -s.ai,H.y ou Monday morning, NJ
.'.'A' '"'h' .N" rHlVur-, the lC.oyul w.lp 4 Die
90. t N.' 49, .. t1' -ttu year of her ne
Ihr ithtyys Ald Liuuts OF tho family, also the
WtWi'.sI IiD.'LtI Lodge, No. Us, 4. & \. VI. are
tails invited 10 attcnd she tlLersl th.s luce
tNt. At'i moo a. . O'cIncE, nom her htr rosl-
81. &c, 81. DIVISION -, hear Grand, Her remains
vi be- uttrei IN LuLher.n Cemetery, los
IENNEl ON June 18th, Sarah IL. reuney, only
dnasnseg VI IsHIy Ieuuey, sged " months 1pd Il
days "
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The Workingmsn's MON.

TUE President Of this loiy has sent va . note, IN
which he dssircs the correction II an error that
appeared in recent report Of one Of the meetings
Of the Union. TIE error complaiuci ~ WAS purely
typographical aud male It appear tia. only iteeu
or twenty persons were present, whereas the para
graph should have read: Delegates from a.
many "tuions," tie attendance Of persons being,
perhaps, ono hundred or moro. W lin. nt oil
times to correct any imporsau, errors that appear
in our I0uruA, we are excused from further motto
ing the communication Of the Pres lent Of TIC
rkinlmens' luton, n consequence Of tie ds.
libeyAte insult conveyed ia tlola1SuIss I'll winch
he concludes is request dat We should publish
tn.s correction.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

7 AIDES FATHER MATHEW I. A. Il.
i.c,tns, ~ tto Inii cor Of 2ad IT, and 20 Az ur
s'hifs, 9u lur.iry evening. June ~. Al y O'Clock.
y &C. 'clt. Al TIE lAdirs Father Males 4. \. So
ci"ur7 Of New l9rs, HIooklvn and Mi.lIsusturrh
ave tofdiAY invited " attend NJ. tfro. Campbell
I'll! address Tie society. SINGING by Me.,rs. Holmes
and Ii.I or and n" hissr- hah0ny, Ctu,van. COu-
molly, and the LADY members Of the society. Mana
Aau's Band have kindly volunteered their ar, lre-
OF Committee. III
THE LADIES or THE LAvELIE CIRCLE
OF c0ian si-terhoni are hereby specially request
81 70 attend meeting this TUESDAY, evening, ut tho
IAN iOufe corner 1b'h Il and 9Th avenue, bust
nC'- o. luq1ttAlCe B. to be transacted. MIS- NAKl
Am hLEEsON. DiIey tees. Mis-. NuuINN, Sec
Rotary. 100
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Htisls true, we believe that there 10 no necessity
Tor any outside Interference in the selection Of
STATE Oticers IN accordance With Constitutional
requirements But because the President telie7es
differently, we see for retsrding reorgsni-
ration under IL BY perpetual f.ult.an1ins. We
believe tina, in the present crins It 10 duty otll-
gstory upon all good citizens, TO use their test
Efforts In the work Of allsying and harmonic ng
difficulties, rather than Of making them more
formidable. II the Govsrnrr eni does no, zee a. 10
act exactly 10 accordance with tie views which We
hold, with reference 10 rcrons,riouon, We So no
good ever to be s,tsu,d bys crusade sssnst it's
measures. Tbs provaonA governments are in
any event only Temporary, AMI the people Of the
States will have The power T. soscI officers oftler
own liking, ia very short tims For
tbs reason, 10 cbssrhlly accep, the
selection Of M HASrros as temporary Governor
Of TsIas lilo is not out chJice, BY any means
but eysryb Iy'I choice cannot be- consulted by tho
PresIelt, suI hence We are willing 10 conceds
ycrso1L ufcfereuc ~ lie case To- tho nor, es.
scnsal consideration II harmony, I shis rnrtcu.
ar Junction. Add We mildly sIysest that Il tho
ras.a woull manifest; htilo y the same dspo.
suYu . t4isLt to something t,N I'D Ausyiug party
ihorenc's, which, yl.s a. this time, should Le
KEPT ~ the background
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II is said that ALE,AsuEa II r igrnRss u1s ap-
p'ied to the Pres .cut Tor iarl I'D excuse, uis
iroaron, hy quoting 'flm he ARTICLES ru'ushcI ia
Nc Ncs YarE rmnrSr. dur.a, NO cal. days u
Ne rebellion. TIE ,x.N .c,.rres-c1t u.nss 10
should Rot 10 AE''ily treated f.r o4rryiu. Dut lie
views Of 'hc leading Republican journal o. the
rth. lnior.uaasuI, .ur Nj. srLrnr,- tie I.t.
Hr N feicuiol aud changed iu views l'4g ic'oro
uc Nlg,Pr,s.aout oi Inc Iolf 4sracy concluded
To- give up such lelusIoHs, and submit o. To Au-
uurty Of ,ho l,dcfs Government; rrverth, era,
there is.oAc force IA NJ Srsrnr>a's .r.umeai tAat
tAo rriHuSH is rosponsh.e for rJa.eatug the
southern people, Ia REGARD to The Ios.uol OF its
parry, a. the outbreak = the rebclu 10. r. view
u this responsibility, NO TRIBUNE now ursea
upon the President an ant-lans ~ Ioi.c", leat
tie sIrei contradiction sts of treason should obtain
an Indictment against aou.o Of its wrtnrt as prom
ia-ut + msu.srs aud encourrs'r3 - rrn.'lou.
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Financial New. Markets. Se.

We York Monday, jane ~, 6 +. Erhe follow
lus the leading quotations at tho Gold Roam
dNy At 1870 A. II. ti24; il45, lI3 1900, li2s
~ 90 ~ l. ~ 1424;A lI2s; >, lils; J.l5,
lii< 4l5, loI, 49,, 100. The general stock
marx oleued extremely dull, and, sith the eIcep-
ton OF three four prices the close Of the
dA's business -ore considerably lover than on rat.
utiay. Governments Wcro firm aud prices bcttor
TIE banks Of this citv taking slo OaV0O more Of
Clearing House Certificates ia addition TO the fifteen
millions they hold. This arrangement will be
very couvoulcnt aid 10 Mr. acCulloch At the present
inou.out. The money market IL increasing IN ease
and tie supply Of idle capital at this point l. larger
than ever. The stock brokers get Accommodated very
easily at per cent and large balances be had at
per cent, The bank statement for the week has
v'ectod, hosvy decrcaso in the specie limo,
Nv us ihe continued iArrc exports OF rod the fall
iuE on l'iug IIp.tI3. The deposits exhibit an in.
rfC4sr Ct *AA sl,N,i, while tho increase In loans /.
uuly .'H1,Gl6 irdcluug an inactive state tuFl-
nvz.. no 'tm tender line shows the larre
~ a. 500 -. tufoirn exchange WHs rGrrCd to-day
~ itg a ~, with very small demand. ON Chance
flour dul and itr. a DC. lover. Wheat duh
Rud It.. = .c. loser. Corn VA &c g. lower. Oats
we're g. lover. Pork oull. Beet sAs quiet Lard
vHs yer, quiet, aud Wh.skcy Wa dull and nomIn ally
al changed