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, 1865-04-24
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. T.
Stms Genet; Ncutnry. Manltowoc. s1nd1irs.
5ses ana
Brig ssesstcpo,, Hszssu. Grand Haven. SON uuber.
sehr Fl Tempo. Auxhes. Nantouoc 110 u lumber, 30
schr Ben Flint. Eochsaue, Manistee, It's n lumber.
schr g. NC ulo9sh. ant-lt, Maaiatee, 50 n iuI,-
Der. 10 n lath. IS N timber.
scht ytrm nj. Reid, Green Bush. 81 eds wood.
schf 1!!lnois, B1tAsp Mu ksgon, G5 N luEbar, q N
sehr inos Mitchell, cagics Pierre Marquette is N
sehraifg,c, Glsser, Rentwster. % n lumber,
Schf Pauline. johnson, Nahlstoe. ~ N lngeber
Echz Violin. Cornell, uolT.nl. 500 raj ia: -.
Schr Flight, Christian. North Untry. 1W c:s w1ol.
~ ds:Ee1. Hoaea I'll 8 ess xaGa Wood
CLEARED ........,....Ap .Apri,2e
Sfmr Genet. Mc1lenry, Manitowoc sant1xies.
Ds'ane; i Winslow, Flood. ogdeusbnfxh. i5.:oo oa
ps,q1e osrhan Boy, Foster. Buffalo. es,os bu oa.s.
Batq0s LathfeueI. k7lf. Buffalo. 81 .'o1 bu oats
faEque Col Ellsworth. Duacauson, Buffalo, 2o,6oo ou
sehr E Co!tos, Clark, Buffalo. 1900 bu wheat.
Snhr D Martin. Maligan. Hntfslo, 20 oc0 bu corn.
schE San Jac!cfo, Collins, Bnha!o, SEQ bu oats. 81
schr iaeolgc steele. Fan, Buffalo. anse5 bu oats
SclIz EvAllnes Hubbard. BAda'u. Is 600 n corn.
SseF s;s. Ra.o es
sehr John Weber. CANINE. Bnds .. 1o,a23 ou com.
schr Grm, Stewart Hut1aio, IS 0to hu corn
schr Iie Tc.ncD. Mitchell, Buffalo, . bu oa.s ies
schr 8. Robinson. Fnn!ssn. osw'ro, 1sa7s bu earn.
WHEAT. 6,G5o ou corn. az s'N'S
, 1865-04-24
DR- TEBBETTs'
PHYS1OLOGICAE
HAIR REGENERATOR.

90 popnlaf this new article II the KssteE1 1sHs1
saaI In Thirteen days Of tho present onth, MART
oaaV BOTTLES wcrt sold In Boston. It u rot Dye
VIII RESTORE 6ray EaIr to it, original coloY. y
pfeFen1 the Hair from t.llInx on. 1t promotes y
LuxnrAut Growth OF Hew Hair. It cures al Itcasus
ard Ne1salktA Of the 8caip. KVERY BOTTLX u
WARRANTED
NA1cHRFTzx, juno 17th, 1BeA
DE- 1XBnHr1.-Htr: Iteei very much pleased w1K
tae effect your Hair Rsgeners,or hsa Ind my naee
When began to use II, abcut Two months ago, ne
head vi. entirely bald except little the back Rs4
md now u AL coTe.ed With 4 beautiful RroHtA y
ane glosay hair moro than two lnches long, II a.1
oae1 ewenty-tva Jesrt ftncG ny hRlr fell ce spa
have tried mcat Of tte different that H.
oaeu brought before tho public without receiy4n- ~,
benefit tel truly thankful for the benant -
received, a1 can recommend 1t to Al a. be.ne ~.
bet preparation eves brought hetora the nuhr~ ~
LII. UR1AH 4. Eosa
AAAcuxsr1x, Dec III. ,au
A1s8A- 11HAHfs7 BEorHR1s:-Nv h,i- 10. -.
yas1 gray for more thaa ten yearx dnr+nv M. ~,
lhAse pean constantly ustng the d,Aren, -~,.-- -
uone Ut os nar % soon ~ they u,ade thntr snn,,
nees cut *1taoat any beneat whatever. II - -
swo moau" snes oegsu to Use YOUR ana :. ~
pss.en, s. Nae ny aA0 almost perfect blaex. ~,
natnfA eolof> aud ~ soft and osey A. uh.n 49,.
,...A ~ - =, "aA soon be used 70 tho ~,
Bos7oa, AazcA LIT. 11x
.1IsszTrs BsoEHxx8-es1ts: The Fnv.,n,.-....
daF He3thtfst0r II selling hfste. thin Anv nth@ts
psxzsson Ind Ktv1n9 mosr unboarded sattasrssc. '*
g. C. GOODWIN 4 CO., Wholesale 0rs1vt.e.
- f1tes per eotslt st.25.
a&ITA pWIEHs g sad y La4s sesses, Wsstr.r
Hh4tof10-At *d9
, 1865-04-24
FROM CAIRO.
V1eRfrnct1on by Fire ef the FlanphIp
RtAckhAWk.


rBpecia Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.l
CAIRO, Apr1l q, 1856
AL twenty miuute6 to II o'clock this morning.
the alarm OF fire WAS sounded On board the asp-
ship BlHck Hawk as she lay at anchor In the river
opposite Mound City. The are originated in The
vicinity OF the yeomen's store room. Two min.
utes had not elapsed after the ala1m was given,
ere three streams were playing ppon the fire. Tbs
men worked With all the force and spirit Of which
men arc possessed, until further efforts we're use
lees, and they were ordered by the commanding
officer to desert the ship, When tie men Of The III
fated vessel we're transported 10 the Tempes. and
other steamers. The oincet. and crew OF the
Commended By Capt. Chs, a. Babcock. The eI-
erutiYe officer believes but three or four men were
lost, and no officers.
Ii is supposed the fire WIS communicated to the
coal oil bartel, from Which oil was being dawn.
After the upper works bad burned, she dragged
mites, and In plain view q the cafo legee, when
poeion WIS distinctly felt throughout this city
The column Of smoke, nre, sparks, fragments OF
Shells &C., wete sent high up In the air, and pre-
eented grand aight, better imagined than de3-
c1ibcd. a large amount Of ammunition, much Of
It G1cd, was on board, and oI course destroyed.
uer guns, Of which she carried sixteen, together
with her machinery. vent 70 the bottom with the
fragments Of her hull. no traces Of which we're
visible after the explosion.
The Black Hawk vas formerly we'll known a.
the New Uncle Sam. and was built at New Atbs.
NJ, Ind. three JeaEa since She was used as Ad.
the Mississippi SQuadron. She was ntted up al
great cost, and was perhaps not Equalled IN gran
deur OF furnishings by any vessel In the United
States navy.
, 1865-04-24


MRS. LINCOLN,
W.su1sn7o,r A,,pas
Mrs Lincoln continues to oscrns thp npf'1 Wit,
Rouse, and 1t seems likely that she will remain In
poeeetslon for at least q week o. two. In the
meantime, Hon Samuel Hooper. Of Boston. has
President, aud this evening he Is occupying 1t.
President 5ohnson's reply to the reconstruction
speech o. the Indiana :,
=. ~. =. 81 ao taa. oe ASKS 10 revise
II oe!o'e 81 gwen 10 u: pnolfc dc has, Tor the
lust two hours, bten engage upon 1t, and at this
n csn he n,oenrnd in ,ha rar;.ns r.s. T.. .,sa
- 80 ~ '".a - 1ae .e'lsso 'os"t III "ne
~! ~. 3,ac 'o-nasnt an eaosf ho"e7sr'"l
~ .naus.
fAts'oea1 'oassoS EEAAnKs TO TIE IsD1ASA
~DHEGA1IoS.
Tbs following are more important points OF the
Presidents reply, yesterday to the Iaalana recnn
et4ucsfon speech. From The fact that he c,reFn,ly
revised the speech, it ia inferred that be regards
I! As his most definite eommlttal:
Asto ,hs Do1ic1 ba 1,ro,asa. - .--.H
nron"es,inr I rs pluPosfs 70 pulsne 10 not
said To- III 3,aitags n nase az not
mus, M nnnsbed oH o, nat traitors
Thss npt " ppnheu M; as su u g. Appsuse
noWsr 1st IL ~ J5 us oat toef sosi3i
nnncsnns s nn fr ad - hs 4hs aeada 9ee2me
orcna nM,norous ~ NC snn11, mnele llaltoss
eTeesat1a. aq,G ~, sson HeSomss f..
Tn.on MN ap IT. @
naratad aut ~ 4ho nnc,.a.s - tha - ho.a
nasota WI tt rast ~ u anosE wa" nave
fann;snse mt r. nat ,nn nv ~ aa,Gyt
}h.s IN sn3r,t ~ snecr fnr - ,,nds-.tanJ ~
nnsn hcsrt the IevcFse 1a III r.aa. ana Mht,a ~
esv ,hst H. 4o1e1tias - 3h Ia. . au WHY n
sa' a. NE e%Hn1 y tIs nc ~ ste1n aoa IL
ee;ons nte cnt and ,1ueci,a trs,1o9s rpon ona n.
ea2a. e the ata ~ h sbnnaa.ds ~ ino
1eaoe1 neg 1asS a pHca ra @ a. OF r.,
LA ha 1nsG asv ~ ~ ba Ie.Is,s nnsban1
a'"o sar ~ ~ a59
LEE sfasa,r Mm ~ afu t'so -an ana ~
sIit h.,a - o5aGted Honr enacrn - a. @
ite. t4a tanS! t%s 91ron,5 hi +rIs :yrara.t
Ent NV ~ oq ,an .un 0' ~ M
t1o1x M TX ea,h fhst IL hn are., 'u; s ~ na
fn,1. ~ snti II thnt n srsrtins r. Tes r+srtod -; ~
tn,r,tv 90" '8S - eAA4 A"s ~ ""e s."1teo ~ pr
, 1865-04-24
FROM FORTRESS s1oSR0E.
Arrest of SHfndling 8utlers-Cnitrf1
Stntcs steamer Ashland AsIIore.

FonTnEss MONROE, April saaa-The suffers s.orc
OIL. n. Wheaton was last evening seized hy the
placed under arrest ssm Arnold, who sss Wa sI.
rested here few days ago, and, In COMPANY win
The proprietor, taken 70 Baltimore By couple d ot
the chief clclk and cashier OF the estsbrshment nS
aud had only been bere siuce last March.
The steamer Louise arrived here lat eyeuiuq
the Post Chief Qusr -, caasier .? Norh Esro,taa
who has been relieved. and, With hIa alerka. i,
en- route for New York City. ~A-A'' -
The captain Of the eteamet Louise rcpnrtad
having seen tho United States steamer AshisnG'
loaded Wfth'troops. ashore about thirty q Yesmiles
norlhward Of Hattells, NJ
, 1865-04-24

Booth. It !s possible that the disgusting A.
tcle in The Tines which We have quoted, aud
numerous Others, Of the same character, may
have fixed his determination to commit the
crime. It Is morally certain that had no such
statements been made at the North, Nj. Lin.
coin would be still alive. We believe the
evidence We have cited fu!iy stconnects the
Copre,head party with the Presidents assss-
sinations' and shows that the leaders oi
opinion in that party are responsible for the
, 1865-04-24
An Infected District.


Tepc1ial Dispatch to Western Aeeoeiated Prcss.l
new Soak, April -.
Monument 10 MIR. Lincoln.
4 plan ie on foot to erect a monument to the
memory OF Abraham Lincoln. the expense to
be detrayed by dollar subscriptions. Over 5oa
nstuce are already appended to the list It is pro-
poeed to erect the monument In this city.
A Home Tor Mrs. Ltacolp.
Several ladies propose starting subscription
for the ladies' Of America to present Mrs. Llnco1n
with comfortable home.
Report On Commerce with the Rebels.
The NoYid publishes an extract from the COM
nittcc On Commerce with the rebel1lous States.
which shows the rebels hive received large q1an-
titles OF supplies from the cotton spectators In
Memphis md other places along the Mississippi
River. The report show. that fnmeuee frauds
have been p.acticed upon the Government, and
the rebels have been greatly assisted to prolong
the VAT.
The repo.t eays trade with rebellious States
has been Of no real benefit TO our Government,
but has inflicted very great injury upon puhl'e
service.
The Hraxd's = ashtngton special says: " One
OF the last Official acts Of President Lincoln was
the appointment Of Col. Ben spooncr, o. S. Mar
chs, FIR fpdisnn. Col Spooner WIS in nearly &I
Of Gen. Shernan's battles 10 II: vest, and lost
lls lelr arm atc Wnesaw Mountain"
The heavy kTE8HuFE On k0E = A8E1aAEAtt
The Host's WathfnEton special says: the
making forced upon him By delegations. IT. is
hoped no more Stale organizations will come with
addresses for the present"
Condition of the Stewards.
WAR DEpAR11xxT, WAsu1soros, D. C.. April
| 22-9P. N.-Hon. E. u. STANTON: have the
honor to report that the Secretary of s1ate -
| stronger and more comfortable Tonight Nj. r.
". Seward'e condinon just1fyiDg and requiring,
| further removal Of fragments Of bone Was made
this mornlng. The operations were borne we'll.
respectfully &c ). z. BAnsEs, Sur. Gen.
| From Mobile.
Wan DErAnTxExT, WASHINGTON. April 22.-I9
| dispatch dated Mobile, 5p m April ~. General
Candy reports: We found In Mouile aud tts do
large amount Of ammunition and supplies Of il
| kinas, and about one thousand prisoners. InTen-
torres are now being taken, and detatled report
1 will be forwarded ~ coon as they are complete.
The quantity Ct cotton Will probably reach $, 700
bales.
From Gen. Hancock.
Gen. Hancock reports that nesrly all Of Mosby' 8
Command have surrendered. including nearly or
qui1e ali Of his officers, except Mosby himself
ward Of 4, ooo offered for hin by Gea. Hancock,
who has heen directed to esfaDllsh hia heAdQ7ar-
tcre at Washington.
The counties Of Prince George, Charles and St.
Mary s have during the whole Wal been noted iof
to The rebel blockade runners rebel spies hnd
| eyery epec1es Of public enemy. The murderer al
fhe President hnrbored there before the murder,
md Booth fed In that direction. II be eseapcs.
be giving 1o hs rensl ,ne1 % ts aiset ii
vii surely take measures 10 bring these rebel
eympafhixers and accomplices In murder to
| s5nse nf thcir criminal conduct.
@G;i isfcncd) 3. N. STANTON, see'1 3 We.
, 1865-04-24

VEssELs At Tue STRAITS Captain Goldamlth, OF
the propeller B. F. Wade, which a1riyed here last
evening, Informs that he four propclter3, two
barks, and TWO or three sail vrsse!s about twenty
miles above the Maz!tous, all bound down. One OF
the baIks vas supposed 10 he the Champion. He d d
not apptosch sufficiently rear 10 any vetses to learn
their nam.s. There were very few vtssels bound up
ss the port Of Buffalo Is not yet open.
DxPTn OF WArKR OF THE BAR At SAa1yAw.-lt
Is stated BY the captain OF vetsel loading 1t BAi-
nav that the water 1t the bar At be entrance 10 Tho
tlvtr Il very low, there not Ing moss than saysn
festsl1 Il chss at calm time.
, 1865-04-24

spBstRIPTI0A AGENCY 7-1s LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL BAHK OF CH1UA6O.
n Bank will reeetvn subscriptions 70 ths a~1 ~
q. s. Notes. and PSF the interest nu0 data at sab
eCtpnpn to fhe 15.6 Of Juae-
Ihses 1otea Arets11ed u d.noulinatSss Of ~ 9.es3
3ex cent per 4nnum, and three years hou
Of The hoitlf. At maturity into 1lx PEI cent 81 Eold
beat1nE BIRDS.
81 act Of CSnC-e2s they Bfo tree from State AEd
M1Elcipk tax1tcn, aud having this AdyantAge, kfa
tha 6cst security leE investment now II The mefEe
Va allow tfc usual rate Of cnno0tssto sus- &zaeA
sad can turni5h tne mites Immediately on receipt OF
ore erA nee e. charge H. 4. ELLIS, fsea.asns-
MnWsnI YsTNEHAN EAxhthF.
, 1865-04-24
FROM DETROIT.
Dele gates to the Sanitary Fafr-Pfep4
nfnr1ons for a National Funeral.


DETROIT, april -.
Delegates Of the Michigan Branch Of the Uuited
States Sanitary Commission, at meeting in this
city, determined to accept the offer OF the mana
gers Of The Northwestern Fair, giving Michigan
State department. An executive committee OF
twtnty.seveu pers ons, Of which Ron. John Owen,
Of Detroit, is President, and B. Vernon, Secretary
was appointed to carry out the arrangements, and
attend 10 al business in connection with the Fair.
The meeting passed Q resolution that the fund
care Of the soldlers IN the hospitals, but should
there be enough for the purpose, to establish In
Michigan permanent home for disabled soldiers
Extensive preparations are being made for .
grind funeral pageant in honor Of our late beloved
President, on Tuesday. The procession will be
one OF the largest ever seen in Detroit; mlny Of
the adjscens towns, and Windsor, c. r., parr1ci.
pating.
The Executive Committee OF the State Asrfcul-
tural Society have designated Adrian as the place
for holding The State Fair, in September.
, 1865-04-24
RUFUS 9HATCH,
(fOnAKHLy HATCH h HuaH1s,l
nY3rr Ed

bE&OhEft3
Ho. S Exchange Place, New Tatk.
aoyeznneot Securities. Stock snd Gold, En0Est A7d
eotd Exclusively On Commisste1-
.... KUxKxNCX8:
s:ass-2. Solomon SturRes 5oas, Ch.eaGe, Il
Messs4: Htnctley Handg, Chicago. u
2. !. Mheelsf, E49. Chicago, II.
c. A. RoEars, RfQ., ChicsEo, II.
MessIs- Bound. Bailey 4 CO., Eew Tofk Cts7.
Me@rs. McKin, Bros 4 CO.. N.1 York cs-J.
Atssrs. + f. Tucker Co.; Haw YORK ts:3.
HI. Ea1tef, ESQ. Rutaad. Vt
Eeasss Laihtop. Smith Co. o9wtxp, 3.
c. Dp5ao:, Esl.. Pres;dent Rock lsiG5d Hs1.0lf fe.
, 1865-04-24
A Previous Attempt On Presis
&lcnu ItucOln7s Life.

new YoRK, april 22,--The New York Ttibme's
Washington special says: The Investigation Of
the conspiracy now going on ehows ina; AT. LIN
, 1865-04-24

1U,NU bt NO C6Fh, Ee1Ief 1Hf bait Of 3ule. 90
5000 bu No Oats, Monday or TueedaY next 45t
The Wheat market c!osed with buyers Of MOI
sp1rr At s1.18s, and sel!ere at II Is. Provisions
aid Hfghwines were neglected.
During the course o1 the evening, dispatches
were received ltouxGall4gher's EIchange, New
York, reporting gold at 1881 at the opening, and
149f at the close.
The following committee was chosen to report
set of bylaws for the Exchange :-Howard
Piicst1y, J. .. Lyon, 9. B. Goodyear, r. r. b.
ker, George Brine.
Moree's Exchange, we are requested to state that
the books Will be open at the ROOMS every day lu-
ri hu hnnru
, 1865-04-24

a Delegation of tho Leading Citizens
OF OHIO Visit President 0hnsuIl-
GOV. RSon&11ss Address = President
tOhnBun:s 1serIy.
, 1865-04-24

LAkKA ASp EAIL - rEEiaHIs-1os profeHes hnes arc
1sA'nK Aonr 81 F. eo s1a tvatn Glass ~ " 70 Mew
ot9, ana 1ons t-su aoa 1oaltn c4Ss az oc TO bos
w or,1,-p.n n.,rsd = 1os n-,,. .h,nn,a eoo n,,.
| ,EHeb1aAe.@SttGAs AE..* oAte. sutEpTA ~ 9ttas
nn1.r 9zh1s w,n.er a. 81 a. IN r. Tf,n,.s r.,
q sa 80 6r@ Teiy enotes spring sxtta II go
Of M r. @ ~ ~ erss fe3s atmed
A. ~ paG a. 4s1 i'm w uI@ :. hak ;keE.
~ ~ M h,. En.thras II s,nr
2fgnEls senan e. keo'lo Ehne Tsnttr % p 3o1
pts Anpet AZ S; 'o' osIs GU as SoU. SV ofs gao *
H:etH. ~..,
| HfA4.-59Ae3 WeLes " euns y fs<.su. ..x A.
| ,"AhA1-hSceiHe1 huN gu eAlppf0s 90 %.
MAfAet opened Sc peLter uec!ned Sc snd .e*l l3sc
e!os1nE we1K aates W.tt:s-.uv%9 ou no opt.a ss
S!Sy: NstoU pu dn - e ~ 9uN ou J. - %1.tss
4atgU " 90 - x!;3S4 1goo p Go u 11ctss e.ae
~ * ~ sha ~ p: seo ~ - u.o9e ~
SuV ~ ~ ~ sa.iH - ~ ~ "a 9s - - -;
noM - 49, 81" a. @1o'~eo'ns a"ie1 D s1 i"s ~'o4
p ~ sna aa nd T. az 1so o9
ana E,n1: Ssies wsre:-CORN Il SrunE il ri r..
sd At fo; 95t0 ba No at 63Xc; 4feQ 6p do at f3.
jiD0 b ID 1t SIC 5000 bu R-decte 1T 6lc: nn m
do At SIC; AfLoAT $50 bu Yellow at 72c. m
bu high ed ut Tic II, Coo pu No Capal Ut 6. IN
buRtJected at e8s -
, 1865-04-24
CHICAGO DAILv nIARKEr.

SATURDAY EvSEEs. April 2, 1s65.
Lar sales Of Grain 1sS'ie on u bdsss Qf &c
st0rdqe. IN accordance trtM ysy3nst0n passed. on
Change ad are 10 reported By ns, tttsJ oaer1cise
&t<cHedl
.FHE1GHTS-LaseF Fre'shts were steady and uu-
chaDgt9 EnEaZt meats werr: To O.irDsbur sh,
seAr Y Mcf!s11, corn at 1Sc: he!g ntezlna, xheat
at l9c- To Bntao-scnr Fashion and u. 81 Scott and
, 1865-04-24
For the week. $9,66a9N x2,1l4,31a
Previously fepeFted...... 45,9I6,a61 5s,ooi.s17

Since Jan, $50, 76s Soc, 1l6.159
The exports Of domestic produce included a.
as8 barrels four 200 barrels rye nour, I'll barrels
corn meal, 1s,s3l bushels wheat, a,53s bu.hels
corn, ,oss barrels pork sss barrels and 20 dercea
beef, 4l9,s7l pounds sallow, and Col pounds Of
lard.
, 1865-04-24
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvEzNa, April =
The following summary shows the movement in
Produce and Provisions. during the past twenty
four hours:
, 1865-04-24
NExy ORLEANS AND MOBILE.

Inscre*ti4 = News from Our Army of
Occupution-Parttcu OF the Sur-
rcnder Of the cCst9-stronE hanafesta-
with a very Enth ustn4tlc Reception.
, 1865-04-24

". ". O'Brien, of Peoria, nlso threatened
- to try him as Charles the first WIS tried as
u tyrant and traitor. and II they found him
guilty to hang him." o. course Seymour, Val
landiEham and q few of the more
cowa1dly were more guarded in their
Language. They affiliated however with
these men, and more than half the speakers
threatened lincoln personally. with death.
The essential unity Of Copperheadism with
assassination appears in the following re~
marks of koontz, Of fPenntylsania:
Shall more wives Re made widows, and more
1Eia UPoN TnE TYRANT's AEck, and destroy it.
The democratic government must be raised to
power, pow ano Ltneo ! With bis Cabinet Of Fcenes,
thieves and slies, be driven to destruction. What
seal ses md w q9 III T maRe Conn
should Ike to ste the noble George Mcclellan as
ssoaa oesnpy ae po.ion 81 Sec
fetary Of State.
We know not whether Booth was in Chic
ago during the session Of ,he Convention. II
lie was, he would probably have rebukcd
most Of the speakers for so plainly recon-
rncudIng the Presidents assassination OF else
for 60 long delaying its accomplishment.
But the secesh Tunes itself, which Booth ad-
mircd as his beau ideal Of a newspaper, whose
treason he drank in with his morning coffee
and repeated over his evening debauch. was
more diseustingly obscene and indecent than
any VIC have quoted in the language in which
It stimulated some unknown Booth to com
NIT the crime Of assassin atinE the President
In its issue Of July 1st, 1864, it said Of Mr.
Lincoln -.-...--..--.
"He COULD NOT BE MORE WORTHLESS DEAL
aruAE BE Is LIVING, But WOULD BE 1sr1F
<..rELr LESS MscH1EvoCs, AND HIS CORPSE
"nzpu1s1vK AS IT wdt1D BE IN ITS Freshest
"s1ATr AND RICHEST AND MosT GRAcEFr7
uAB11lxzT7s, WOULD 1ET BE TEE MOST AZ
pnopRIATR SACRIFICE WHICH TEE ISscL1El
NATION COULD. OFFER N AToSEaEST FOL
"r1s SUBMISSION TO HIS MBEcI11TtAxD DEs
"ror1sM."
Thcfc arc the authoritative teachings o
the Copperhcad party. and they conclustye1,
show that that party has recommended MI
Lincoln's assassination in advance over ani
cyec ags.:. icy all ehare The guilt o
, 1865-04-24

SATURDAY EVENING. April -, l5ds.
TIE. following tsols shows NC dahY seeep" Ana
shinnent, of Beef Csiue and Hogs during taa week
, 1865-04-24

TIE demand hAs been less active In CONSEQUENCE Of
the unsettled stst. Of the Essletn markets.
Fair emooh soEs, ci Hight or medium weight, were
IN best request, and IN the least supply
tue o: Of smooth hogs. Weighing se5 ms, sold TO-
dsy at the Fcrt Wayns yars 80 % per 1Ga Last
week lot, no nner better, averaging SIT b., sold
reoduy Al I'll. 81 per 100
To-Day the market ha4 been less act1Fe. With ettl1
further decline. IN the afternoon private adyices
from New York indicating further d.cune the mar
ket hero was greatly depressed There are qpIte
number Of lots still unsuld.
ThCf fntosE n nf6 thn xn.e tnsdar
, 1865-04-24


- In Boston, the National Banks have bad their
balances somewhat reduced, by large drafts on
them by The Treasury Department, and the money
market Is closer in consequence. There Is still
abundance, however, to meet the demand, and
rates are unchanged, VIZ: sos per cent on call
loans, and i69 per cent on commercial paper.
-Advices continue to be received from England
by almost every steamer of hesyy failures. both
iu banking and commercial firms. Mr. David Leo
pold Lewis, who was bankrupt tau years ago, has
Just failed for s2590 His asseta consist Of the
bonds and shares Of an Irish railway, IN which he
was epeculator. He Is indebted to prominent
London discount arm $1,650. GOO. The Porta-
month, Portaea, Goaport, and South Hants Bank
Ing Company has failed for $780, 900, although the
bank has declared and paid regularly up to the
date OF It's failure dividenda at the rate
Of twelve per cent per aunum. Messrs.
Ke1sou, Triton 4 Co., East India and
general merchants, London, have failed for
S4Eoo GOO, OF which $4,000, 900 arc for hills made
By other firms and drawn On them. The parties
are relattyea Of some Of the wealthiest bankers
and discounte1e, such as the Barclays, Eankeys,
Gurneys, &c. The firm was in trouble last fall,
and would have failed then for over St0,aoo. 600.
had they not been insisted by their wealthy rels-
lives. The postponement Of their failure until
now, when their liabilities are reduced to $a3t0,-
000, instead Of $1,0o0, 600 last fall, lessons the
shock sensib1y to their creditors. According to
private advtces from England, We learn that such
restriction Of business and depression Of feeling
In commercial circles has not been witnessed since
1858, the year following the great panic, which
swept over both the United States and Europe.
, 1865-04-24

didou Of TIC great maes Of mon, and, God willing.
mlnlstradon Of this Government, Il shall be nv
future object Gentlemen, and you, sir, please
accept my acknowledge ment and sincere thinks
me on this occasion, and my reiteration, though
may not 6lscha1ge my duues az some might, yat
Will do honesty and con.cienhously. I thank
plsnse,1 ..- -
The gentlemen were then separately introduced
hy Mr. Wetnore to the President. who received
:htir SITUATIONS With g1eat case and at,bllity.
, 1865-04-24

Here Tue mafKetWA3 atE1Vt ahd Ht0 at the pDen-
ing, with heavy Gales OF ca.h gold on the Stock
Board at1l90149 49t-eloBtng In the afternoon rather
tame at 1s9. On the street the market opeued at
14S, and closed at 1851. Silver vas dull and IL
most nominal at t35@13e.
Cook County Scrip was in active request and
firm ut 93G9ss. On the Stock Board the market
Was active at 913@93{.
Government securities were active and arm.
We quote:
, 1865-04-24

giyts The following result when compared y
the previous week:

tN6 F1EE1UuB HEtKs ---------
Rest. .........................In increase $10D53
Purlic dcpoaits. Decrease .a595
Other deposits- ....... Decrease 73,65a
On the other side Of the account:
Government securities. No chunge.
Other eecuritIes. Decrease ft3,5G3
Notes unemployed. ......,.... Dccreaae g59, ,085
The smouat Of notes in circulation Is Ell, ,951, $40
being an increase Of EST, ,s25; and the stock Of
bullion in b.th drpartments Is Ei5, s5s, ,999-show
Ing IN increase Of .e5o,362, when compared with
the preceding return.
The Bank has reauced the rate Of INTEREST from
1t to 2 cent.
In New York money ia casicr than ever. The
supply Of capital il super-ab1udant and call loans
are easy at 4@5 per cent Commercial papers is
scarce and rates tends downwards. The follow
lug are the quotations.: