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and osh,r dnttes appertetsnine to h,s Office.
The whole affair is i1 Chaos at present

and othcr dufies a,nc-toa
The Kho1e af7air IL n ..a,he TO hts Office.
N.1 -. - euaos 81 present.
No fEAh11s TO MATAAoRAs.
OF tho Gull, has Issued m order to the efTect
TINT no more pc 1r,Its far 1,,a1rbor5;,aI ~. ~ 49,
anccs for vessels be Granted f,r Mstamnras
tmaa .k. Ieiatlons heretofore existing be-
tween 1als city anu that port.
The sro,t;n.~ .@-e AS -. Hh"e'
fhnt Cav AeHs nas Just arrived here
tauna sua4 oEu' 1aurez, commanding the liberal
number Of bis forces Is not stated. Gen.
Mejtn Of the Imperial armp ff,rmcr1v ~ fhs
liberal arms, but who snid hi1o se,F h9dv 10 arJ .aS
soul, to AlaJimIllanS < baa ordaeaa ', % noaS s sua
mien tnlee tnousana men, to make
TeHcen9. ~! N the direction in which
thepe e + - a $40 70 pe mnTching. do not think
1lel for grand conflacratton IL arnass;no r,
the land Of the :Montsznmna Ths gntcsro
rnrr aIt Ien1ana vie f9ne 10 overHhelm the tempo
~, ,sstIn' u European de6pots nov, tramp
l'ng w Inc rights and liberties of the Mex
A 1ate copy of The Ranea<,o nnh1tzhea at
.Matamoras. has beer rncoiroi eThis r,a,as.
is the organ Of the old as papeE' c
r.nno3 ~ Srtn w -tlallsts, anu uas CON.
s1Se4 ~ ~ lts punncatihn staee the advent OF
o. ne Maximil!iaa dynasty. It ia bitterly
1oetts 70 tne United States government, and
ie9r., u.si5 ~ ~ tae reoels. From its columns
s-s.....; -. .oao"ms nnpoftant Information: :
E2c1rE2Esf III MATAnoKAs-aE11A TO BE AssAs-
e1aA4ED.
aadae ooV1, h+ 2, a. excitement was Kicked up last
Terv 1fitie ianr;,s,ian iaeanofas with, re prssume,
that an attempt Was n.e tmt n,1bt ~ .sr9ssa
General Meia, bu, tis falling another 1;1ns rs1o1ns
dQn was to be inaugurated. Second, va woe as-
enred that SC Governor Cogtlna had Issued pro
nnnciamento against the Imperial Government;
a4a lnat ne bad With him AZ Of Mejia's forces.
fs rnstS ones fsnook tnelr heads and said the5
rnt hts trtaars Saat an anen as he
Eoops. viz fat I'm, @ hsd a4r;ra na9 " % q. 9sss
-, e ttA A4ou ~ 34*c4' nc 4Auhet
, 1865-03-11

II CuAR1ESTOS-NEGEQE3 FLOCK
ING TO THE EA4xs.

NFtom the Charleston Courier, March ~
The recruiting officers in Charleston are
head over heels ii business. The colored men
are Aocling to the support Of tue United
States flag By the dozen und the score. Com.
panAes aSe formed 10 slngle gay; ana 1an
1ces1mcnI e9aes out ~ MGshs 1ne W m:n -
Soon " esHu, ~. 49,, ~ .n LENA ~ ~ePa ~
nic oI1ceis' ~ nno snes ras ~ t;nS nv Iut
sta ,,non1 ~. cn+erfoin That colored 1ncn dn
,,n4 ,,alc rn1nsfie sn11}eTs in f1e flc1d Il mn
t.u1 n,.s,nan,,s nnce The limp has been tasted
enS tho al es+ah1tshcd tint the ne.s,o viii
anh a0h+ AnS T'a onnortnn;fv fs nnw 1,ressnted IN
* That hc ~ fnr his cnnntrv He Ia mt
f",..d 9v ;nto ne INV and when be does choose
~ en;;et T 1,a ~ Tocl.eis bonntv money and a.
1nanras " en e III - 1,etter far lie color, men in
~" ~" r;tv tn 1iace the1nselyes In positiou to
AZ Az ma 1afhrr than be loaflnr about the
streets H % ialinr away Their time and depending
~ rhs ,stv sfi3r subsistence
rnoposvn VIGILANCE OF PRISONERS E TIE
DEPARTMENT OF TIE SOUTH.
fFro1u the Charleston courler, March IL
wn learn that Colonel Woodford. Eho act
ed as a~ent Of exchnnce for the Denartneut
~ the Soufh tiuring ihs whole of last ssru~
,ner and TSho made every cfTort to make q
+1ona,a1 % arnhonnc 1as rcce1yea n letter fron,
Eannra1 Eront T;r;nr him nerm}ssinn 10 ~.
1.a ~ esahoi .-;se,,ers of mhnn, thcra -
, 1865-03-11

New York Provialsu Market.


The demand for Pork has bcea ve1Y moderate
slnce Friday, and the market has ruled he1vy.
Tbs bulk Of the sales have been at aboas the clo1
ing rates OF Fridar, though yesterdays Prices were
shade lower, The speculative feeling has In a
great meaeure suhs!Iet, and the sales for {u.nse
delivery haye been comparatively small. The
gales since Friday foot up $3.50 brls on the spot,
Of which a,C0u brlsyesterday at $3605R35.a35 for
new Mess $50 Is for old do, casa and re-
gutar WY !; s2o. Ge3o s5 for Prime, and s35.a5D
35.60 for Prime Mess also, SEQ bfas for April,
May and June. at $376oGS7.75, Beef i steady
Wlta sales Of 500 hrls: part yesterday, q $4,000
60, $50 tcs Prime Mess at ST. CO.. Beef Hams sre
shade lover; 800 bt!s changed owners at Sa6.50
G27.5O. Bacon has been In moderate request 1t
previous pE,crs: sales of $50 b1a., mainly yes-
RSSe aud Sfe or sSort RSss
cut Meats are ateady with sales Of $50 pigs, part
yeste.day, It 17s9lsc Ior Shoulders. and lsl021c
Gales arc $50 pA .rnalny yesterday, at
but anslgdins some choice lots vt SstDs,s.
SIC tor Western, and ssGcasc for State. Checse IS
steady at 15{O..Sc.
.fu Txs+
, 1865-03-11
.0UR NEW ORLEANS LETTER.
The Mexican Imbrog1io.
Tho Fall Of Charleston-The Mata-
1aorak Cousulato in 0haos-Trade
Prohibited with ETatumoras-
Mexican News Mis-
;" Gellauepuse


NEW OHLEASs, Feb. -, 1865.
The hearts Of the loyal people thrilled with
joy to-day, as the telegraph reported the fall
of Charleston and the triumphant march Of
She,mon's invfncible army through accursed
South Carolina. The secessionists and rebel
ssmpathizcrs in this city do not credit the
report, as in fact they credit nothing That
tends to sustain and preserve tho Union.
eone Of them arc 50 infatuated that they
scarcely credit the occupation Of Savannah.
And would Eou believe It, that many Of these
same trnitors are holding Offices in this 1egis-
latiye and Judicial halls Of the State?
=. TIE MATAMoRAs CONSULATE AFFAIR
nIr. Etcleson, late United States Consul at
N{atamoras of whom spoke In my last as
being expelled therefrom. is staying In this
city at present, but is making preparations
to visit Washington at the earliest opportn-
Mr. E. vas not expelled, but politely invited
to lcAve.
QUE COMMERCIAL AGENT.
Mr, L. Pierce, who acted rs commercial
aren't at Matqmoras, has also arrived &c
had obtained Its exequatur from Juarez, bnt
the Pfef.ct. under the Imperial Government,
refused to recognize it unless It had the s9rc-
lion and approval Of his tha1imultan's) Gov
ernment. The Prefect wrote biased state
Of Mexico, when in reply, orders were received
to close st once the American Consulate.
Mr.. Pierce still remains In the city, but H.
tends 10 return to Mexico at an early date.
AxoTutn STATEMENT.
The news has just arrived here direct from
afafsmoraf. that business has again been
opened with the United states! ports, and
that Amaz1 Wood has been accredited United
states commercial agent at that post. BE
.-T.s-a r. tI, ~t.o hin San Roman. from
, 1865-03-11

Index to Court Rcco sds," and "Defcndau's e.
ditto," In which Eala books e1 The eases .ohieh
shall ha,e been determined in said Court 1cithia
se,yn yrars ,aeH preceding the passage Of said
| oct. and all cases nov pending, md which shall
hereafter be commenced, shall be entered !;
sasd books shall set forth the names Of tho
! parties, Kind Of action, term commenced,
record pages, and pages on which said cases
are recorded, the term disposed OF, date Of
Judgment. books and pages Of the Judgment
docket, execution docket, fee books, certui-
Gates Of Levy, sale and redemption, records
on which they ore entered. Satisfied
or not satisfied, and number Of case, The
Defendants Index is to be ruled and printed
In like manner, but with the parties reversed.
No courts Of any State, or Of the United
States hare ever concocted my such cum
brous, costly, and useless system. The pa.
pe1a In suits; rs aled, furnish without ex-
pense, MI the Information needed, In form
az accessible as TINT proposed. A simple in
de1 Of the parties toactions, with au arrange
ment Of the papers, either alphabetically or
in order Of time, IS m3y be. convenient, ena-
bles the clerk or an attorney at any moment
to refer to the papers without difficulty. We
~ !""6~o "@A0 ~'e1 90 Auu A4eAnpeF6
Of inc har who hare examined the question,
VIII unite IN REGARDING the books thus pro-
saoed Tor as useless lumber. 1t will be re-
marked that they do not snpersedc any of
Tue records heretofore kept, but are In addi-
uon 70 the present clerks minutes, Judgment
docket and other records.
1t occurs then, how is this th'eEing act to
bc got rid OFF We answer very easily. The
following section prcscribes the, mode By
which any county clerk may refuse to buy
the books:
Sec. =. ANY failure on the part Of the Clerks of
as c sesST Gonanes f IN fal' State to procure said
saec Of this ret and rcep them M sbs, Se % Pas
sidered n contempt Of court, md punished By
~ - 81:
~ 1nis secuou inc question Tor
NV @oa4e " oaps1ssofs o1 cook county Is
~ pcst hnetue. lney shau pay 55o or $4,000
ior notnng. Even Tue eoo inc, should the
ssal4oaets "Ao pasheo Inc act through ven
toto ~ prosecute 1of II, tor certainly nobody
csc "aA' IL can be rc'n1tted BY the court. for
ealutofy contempt Of which 1t Is imposed.
II IS peraectiT discretionary, therefore, with
every clerk, whether to bug the stationery or
, 1865-03-11


aalesA Abf 80 bf1s at $2.10.
The Wheat market opened at 81 354 for No !.
but towards noon the bottom fell out, owing to
runors that Gold had fallen to 1855, and prices de-
clined to $i.84. subsequently there was frmer
feeling and the market advanced 3Dsc. After the
recc,pt6f the New York dispatches there was
still 1rmer feeling and prices advanced to $f+a5,
but at the close there was another giving way
sellers being very !an1foua to realfze--and the
market fell back to 4t-cosing With buyers at
S13il-a decline Ut &c on the closing prices OF
yesterday. The demand waa entirely on account
of tho short interest There hive been come
Eastern orders In the market, hut the downward
tendency has Withdrawn them. The transactions
to.aay foofnp 133,0G0 bn At 81 IS for Extra Red
*1,e0 for No Red $1.s3 for No 2 Red; S1.84@
1.s5i for No Spring s1.ss for No In F. & T's,
and ST a2{ for No2 spring-closingw with buyers at
Sl.34s and aellers at $1.31{ for No Spring In
storn.
The Flour market Is still in state OF "master-
" inactivity" Tho inquiry IL restricted 10 smnll
lots for the city trade. We note aales Of small
lots Of White Winter At so.75@1o.l0.
Corn WIS dull and 1@1lc lower, with sales Of
66oo bn at 7a@ 73c for rejected 7c1oaing with few
buyers at the inside figure. There was but little
done in No CoEn-the only transaction reported
being one car at Sic, In store :
The market for Oats rulcd very dull, and we
note decline Of 1}@sc, with sales OF $4,000 bu
at b7ae25sc for No In store-closing quiet At the
upper figure. There was nothing done IN NO
Oats.
RYe was less active and scarcely so firm, with
light sales At Csc for No aud 95c for No e-"1ntef
receipts.
Barley WIS dull with triaing sales OF No.s II
Sturees at $Io5. The sh,pmenc Yesterday ne1e
35 bushels instead Of Is o00 bnsheis as reported.
The error grew ont Of mistak1ng pounds 'os
bushels.
Timo.hy Seed was dull-one sale being report.
cd At s4.eo for prime sample. Clover Seed W waa
In good demand &nd drm ~ :, zocsa r.,
Seed vas steady and arn al g. soaoshst,
s.lt was dun md easier: viii ssles of Michigan
at n b. aud Onondaga at sans.
Tgsrc fs yery lille doing in the Grocery mar
- a,,,no tn the fall IN gold, most staple ay-
ntt e1.s a1 n.se eelised IN value Coffee is held rm-
or h.n article s;s sad has
na i,sht stocts and Government demand. We reduce
our quotations ac: Raw Sugars are in light stock
md & lower. Refined Sugars are In good supply,
, 1865-03-11
11tinnfH ttuEI 1ffch5pfaD n CHu11 Tall.

TIE Board Of Trustees OF the illinois and Atcbto,n
Canal have adopted the following schedule Of roll. o
the yesr 1sGs:
On Freight Doate, PIT nile aIc
On Passenger Donts. per mi1c....,.......,..''3 mi1c. r
bxEgsse allowed free Of toll, per inIla =. - ?n1z
On The following articles per l0o3 ns per mile, anJ
n lGe salno aof afeater or Iesstz weight,
, 1865-03-11
Who Minds n Code

nsee1sa small Adar. and tn consequence Is usush
allowed to Lave It's own way; and yet how ftequu
aneglected Cough end& In Bronchitis OF consumptEo1
why not take cold in tus, then, md by uatns st
once Dr. D. Japne's E1pectorans. which for ,a,rs,
yssFs has been standing remety kor all Coughs ane
Colds, avoid lhose dreadful A,tesnasives7
WHAT II N1AxT BIZ RtoHuurr,s
Ii N Inflammation ot the hsonehi4 or pa1ssgs which
convey air to the lungs In It's earlier .ges this ds-
cage Is commonly eslled cold. or cold Il tue breas
usually comes On With Little hoarseaess. f,lo1ed
bys moderate coagh with Sigh: feelings Of hest or
soreness about the throat aud chest Ifnot as1ease
the cough becomes o1e Of the most proutnen: synp.
toms IS wall the mcst painful md eHt,esstus; the
Inflammation increases In intanstY, until 1t finally iu
te1fsres with the air to the lung c.1s whea the vital
powers acon give way. In most Of the stages ogtn,s
dlseaae Dr.. Jsyue Ezpecsoraut effects speedy cu,a
BY producing tzeo and cary e1pectorstoa suppsossns
tho cough and allaJing The feYsr. fair t.lal Is all
tint u asked-
N ua1suxrr1os Axp ALE PurxoxAnr ooxp1Ars7s
Dz.Jsyne1 E1peetoraus Will afford smmetiass selies,
by byFeuovirg the dimcuny OF breathing, aud cau.nz
IN easy expectorauou, whereby Al: Irritating and OBJ
s1ucsing matte1s arc removed from the lunzs. uar.
ing sintatned It's reputation in all psrs Of the world
dr oye1 aquarter ora century, II il confidently recon-
neuded thebest rsnaedy cres offered dlseas
it profe1.es to eu1e> Sold BY agent. and dsugy...s
everywhere, from whom may also be obtained Dr.:
Jaynes ssusttve Pills, prompt sud eat ctuai
Costlreness, Sick Aeadache. and Ill Bilious Ateo.I
TONS (.
Al that Is asked for them Is mir t:lat. !;
All nr.D JAYER sNNs Family Mat,icine. arc
sod In Chicago By FHLLER, FlNC3lA FILL E, (.
e ~. HOOKER. LnRD L SMITH nuRsHAM
VAN Setback aud SMITH d DHTKE.
mh11n1S2$ st "a NOW adp
, 1865-03-11
Fme1 Satr.

The schooner E1va, With all her tackle and fur
niture WAS sold at auction this afternoon at tho
Beard OF Trade rooms By ". A. 9utters i Co.
She Was knocked down 1t fs9 SOS % sash.
, 1865-03-11
E0MNIEHL1AL,

|. FRIDAY EVENING, March 10.
Tho following summary showB the movement
in Produce and Provisions during the past twenty
four hours: 2,
EEcx1r1s AND sIurxKETa FOR TIE FAST 81 HOURS.
. -7Aka}vut3 4h,r,,ad +,
, 1865-03-11
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


BEEF CATTLE-The receipts to13ny according to
the Board OF Trade report eumounted to head,
and none shipped
The trains yesterday afternoon we're delayed and
received too late fer yesterdsys market. AID consc
auentg there were good sa.ny cattle in the yards
to dsy.
tbs market to-day quite actys. bnt tho ieallns
was little weak, and On Government cattle thesa
was = decline from yesterdays quotations Of about
There W seme demand to-day for Extra shipping
a,ee1s fot the New York market nnd Tor thas szado
19e ~ TT a. RI 9Iatf3
and ne consequently less disposed to pay outside
The sslts to day amounted to ZONE 1900 head as 4
range o trom s1.73 to s1aoo for scaaFazs to extra
711ifx 1hs ssies Gay at the seyer.lyards we're:
sALEa OF REEF CATTLE TODAY.
wa1lwork 4 Msicr; I'D g kei;T e.: ls head
.tss .sssI, nd coHs A. 1seins S. s. ~ 81
ssa 3 hesd = Toas ri q =
1S z:'E's& ss.a ssF1 sss s:ssss
a1seeses Geoets r. sss sod Mofr Wa1zel Elnsman
hssa 5 :tss1s | s. Is
Kee q hfse f1nS 1t e 9 y
;Sis .:s:; IL zSssf ss:s
sasa sas sss:. sss,assef III
ronRh oxen, averaging 10 NJ, 1t 800. oseoth Ill,
63head SHIPPING ktetts averaging 1o10 ns at t9 and
A.e1audcF, 26 head. averaging %! -. At IS So.
bfcPterson sold Gordcn, 80 head primo shipping
strtfg averaging 81 8s. at $1ooo
Thompson Fold Zelgitrl II he sd light steers averaZ
tnr M j. 1t IS 5 6nd IS he%d good atccrs aycraging
I,,s5 ~ at =. p and Eunse 70. % coTR Averaging
l.lbl 8s. NJ &7l51.
xteeEs averaging l.1a3 ha. At &: %.
Miller sold epthsli TO. 81 head extra shipping
stetts averaging 20 % At $751; and Osenuosf s.
Il: Homessod Roa:1thsli Co. 1s head extra shipping
steers ayeEagn9 IS os. nt t987H
Morris, Wa1Ie1 4 RlneBlan bought OF WATTS 81 head
srln steers syeIsgt9g q nj + sss5 and 50 head
NAlwofth & Mallory aod Roscn,haIl IS head prime
SHIPPING steers averaging 12ls ~. II 90, 40
averaging IS hs- at13.61
MICHIGAN sou1HER1 YARDS
CqnEcr r Co. sod Brown Is head atocx stesrs av,r.
aging 93 ns- 1t $6.0G and HYman, kuata l. Co haad
prime steers raeiog ,5 ns 1t $8p and 81 nea1
good averaging JIG ~. at IS q.
Esrahotn Co. sold Hyman Kub4e Il Co ~ had
coaI1e steers averaging lou MS. ~ S 50 and IS head
sgtng 1.lt3 ~: at S9t0o per hsa1. $500 ~
Frye 20. Aold HyG;an, r b q & Co. sc hea pfima
steeIs. aversEpg 1so rs At &8 3;3f a1o OA9siiA 10
head 1cuga Steefl, aSe1ag1nk l css5 rs It Il o.,
III man. Rtbt~ Co. .Lld Frank ST head selected
ttt.rs- averaging 1t79G NJ It 10 Is.
Mitsen fold Wehb d Phtl ps IDS heAt extra SanEa'
mon Co eteeFs. avifaRing 1,3s5 y. At 31o.00
DuJvel sold H5man Ru3le 4 20. u nead EaodateefR
Averaging iii ns ss $s6.Qe.
, 1865-03-11

sHEEP-These VIA anItt good supply to-dAy AMI
the market was more active. There-was no material
change Ia prices. The demand Ia chiefly tor ship
ping.
The following vese the sH1es to-day:
EHEEP SALES TO-DAY,
Hipsay Shall .............. B3 Ito DIS
Ia Hoae3 i: ii;
Foot ..............Qu Quinn. % S8 T.73
Wallwcrk &t M... .............1E 105 OILS
, 1865-03-11

In the evenin. geld, undez ruzaor that sher-
nan had been defeated, advanced Is high as 1911,
a1d wheat became fszuer. closing at Sl.ss3 for No.
Spring. Hizhwfnes vera sold At $a.1o. Pro-
Visions were dull and neglected
, 1865-03-11

and 't0ac lower. Syrups arc easier. Tel. ase
quiet and favor buyers, particularly Ill descrlp.
lions OF HiAeku.
, 1865-03-11

Elsewhere We publish thu new schedule OF tolls,
adopted by the Board Of Trustees Of the Illinois
G Michigan Canal for the year 1865 As compared
WIN The rates last year, there Ia an Increase Of
one MIL On gram aud mill on -four der mile
, 1865-03-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARYs


Gold felt again to-day with a crash, and carried
va1ues dn15n with II. Whcat declined 3D39c;
Corn 1G11}c; and Oats 1}Gl2c per bushcl. The
Provision market WIS .nso rnfavorably affected,
and Prime Mess Pork suffered decline Of st.b0
aan0 per brl. Business generally ruled dull, and
the demand was chiefly ny ehoztacl1ers. There
ia little or no legitimate demand By the shippers
Of eitles grain or provisions.
The decline in gold during The past two days Is
generally ntst1tutea to tho reception OF favorable
news from the army; but no doubt the appoint
nent Of Mr. Mccufloch to the office Of Secretary
Of the Treasury, hos something to do with it. It
Is yel known that he will do all In his power to
contract tho currency Of the country, aud the
heary drifts be has been making On tho various
Repositories, Is indicative OF his purpose. Money
which has been going about begging foe borrow
err In New York, Boston, and Philadelphia, is now
less plenty. and gold specnlators find 1t difficult
to get advances. This strinEency In tho money
market continued any length Of time, vail check
all kinda Of epeeulatfons. and Keep quotations
down. independent Of army movements.
Tho Money market to-aay was unusually quiet.
There was fair demand for Currency to carry
proylsions and Rran but in the face Of adeclining
market The Bankers were NOT willing to make ad-
vanccs, and tone Of them were Induced BY tho
decline In Gold to force sales Of pork and wheat
held by them % collsterals. Tho rato Of discount
l. still 10 per cent per annu but street ratea wero
t1m at 1llz per cent per month.
There ia very limited supply Of Eastern E1.
change, and, with good demand, The market was
euSd Gold ompcned be- IN Now York at i9o! declined as
low as lS7, and closed at 4 p. m. at 1881.
The following are the qnotataons teiegtaphed
, 1865-03-11

Here the market on the street opened at 1s0, dc
cliucd to 1sy, md closed at 1s7tDt8s. Silver was
nominal at 17oGa177. Five-Twenties steaay at
11oa buying ind I'LL selling. -Tcn-Fortlea, 81,
buying md % selling.
Cook County Scrip IVES active and higher, with
liberal sales at tss0sst> and some rs high oa %.
The market has strong upward tendency.
Preston, willard i Kean, Bankers, IL Clark
street, quote Government securities, at II o'clock
az folloWa:
, 1865-03-11
:uS HAVEN, Chairman Cook County Ez-

lhc ABOVE SHOWS how much an authorita-
use sta1enen1' by Lie leaders Of The rebel
party u chicago ol a simple matter-of.fact as
~ Hn!ea 1ney coalo mol haFc been mlslu'
1osAe, N,al ~ "os'h' IL a'ess taas o'asent IN
tranizat,n,s of+ha <,+v =, o,,a mn ~ ,rno+-
=, hr phc,, +,,aso ,,,,+tsr.,ts haa hoo., 1n,'
nort.d hnt n,.hou, eneeaae w. +hov 1,nd
,,ao, ~, ,,o.t"d ~. nssSesss.,, e~aa.,~s+tone
oTw,,,rh % 1aanr nv - tt"en . naa ,ers Ia,nhars
N,,.,1a -. +,'a 49,. atna. 49, "tns,s1 haans -;
.na unas.. .s "''es o.se .us o. ~ as -. 81, ~
aoeaaees 4ne1"a.us one uA 80 GU
VIZ 1,,," "e.e eo'smns 1e .aaAe -, 49, 'ss
Eue4H!sao "efe peng oloue4t ne,e ~ rs
1ea'uonss.n pas1s AZ tue 1n'tn.s ~ e4us
1oo'i,s oc'noetA''e ssctes a14ou, VI
huicu 'oul eo'toss u .1e 1uees nele lnen'
oe1s. was oceoau'ug " eous'ney ":s'anony,
ppo'nung acss ~ .S ~. ~ "l.eu neat ~. ICY
~. = M' 1~suss 1s ha.s. "ss.' ~ ~ Is -
<, 4 w., sa~e .se". .s,sss ~ 49,. .;s.a -. ~ .ns
usanSax ~ p1 t,,a,,t maet;ng walsh sa,d br
=. .won,d ,,ct 10 arms and II WAS surgcsted
uthat thcv ,.e d,str,hrioa a. nesrv,s house.
..bnt he iGcarv, refnsea It. was decIded
, 1865-03-11

Later dIpatches We received from New York re-
porting disaster to Sherman, and giving quota
ttons for gold high as 1911. and closing at193O
1871.
, 1865-03-11

New York stock Market.
C!os1,g prees for cash, MA1ca TO- 1sS5 Received By F.
G. 6a.torstall + Co.. Comms,sion Stock and Bond
Brokers. II Clark stretk. Chicago.
, 1865-03-11

brand. eigpaeksd wero offered At $500 wi'ha
.rff.e ~e@s Pera-,la limited d'n:u>' .aa ID
psst %e = ID IL Pr,rc r. ~ Sess Port ): sae
o Ss >: a Pc .a't:a s :s
hxcoa-sw PCS B,con Shoulders. pla,d. a. II
,7.rwsecs Picked H&zs--1n tres choice city
a:rS s;aEa. - nnl. and eomlnsl At 1aaixe
Peaebi Wy ~ T,nrsss auiet +a.es Hers: tm -
-T.tRs-hss sn!i Viz: o's @ :nxs ron DIE; te<ssc; <
1efene 1 u e 9. Tn- ttocx ishs snu bsidcss sr
MTs1ssa as sEaes are In a
foe'o Eco.
1olaxsc. ....''..s''''...-.. ~
FL: Refined. powdered md t4snai.k:d s;g
s;; Ss;s
Esasc.::...:...ss"s Esas
sSHLYs-Ais QUIET and vs;isi.. w.a3a,!9 g
GubA al
FL T .dsjphs H:s H1s. H1s:......... Is@Aa
IL shpp+d, sas bris. Xsises da aal sss,ts =
ga Kas Sal'. iGa1.1
GIoand soisf. 90
1A!I9, wNn satA1. bD1
asoahdAian. 80 S.
Sale. 1ere: lit 6fis sssiaaT At s15, ifee to esss
~EkDs-l;eeel7ed, Is, ,sd5 Is grass seed- shl2pe
Timothy seed-Maskes dali Nth s,!es Of ,n.
!ot. Huansity NOT nansptEing-as <t,do Tor an extr
Eloyer seed-rn good de.n.na aud asm. s.
1t D. e's q s.s r. extra y 0as T.
., ,F,ax IL, sccd-*n1Ees stssay. sa!es were: oaSsa
,TALLOW-l;eeet,s rss ns Market uom.aa
e s5y s1a ,ss fps soany
@ = tor blae1s- We nota no change In the rang:
Young UYscu tafsr1n. tn rn,moo = a IVA, y
, 1865-03-11

No. IS Exchange Place, New York.
stocks snu Gold bouxh and sold strictly on Gem
m!sAon. Stocks end G1id carried the usual terms
coxA1sa1oAa- Buylng or one PER- cent,
Do. ceiling of oae per cent.
RE1xXEE
B.5TuFGIS' SONS. HlNCkLEY HANDY,
C. T. HItBH1.LR- 1. r, MHEN.
, 1865-03-11
[From Our Own Reporter.1

By Ar. Rtrrty-1 ncrer. heard II stated IN tho
Order that there VAS any intention to resist the
United 6tates authorities by force OF arms. but on
The coutlafy obedience to the Constitution and
the laws mas const1nt1y incu'cated. have always
heard Judge Morris thus spesk.
By tie Cs,uTt-1 do not now believe that the
Republicans brought those men to Chicago, for
think they came 10 vote the Democratic ticket;
but believe the other party knew Of their COM
fnc. lave understood that the Republicans
were informed by telegraph that those men were
coming, and that every 1nan might have been ar
re.,ca had they been SO disposed. never carry
aru1s myself, and did not take any to the polls.
, 1865-03-11

Market steady. Gold very much excited nfter
the close, with sales at 1921.
The following dispatches wero read to-day It
the Stock Exchange from New Yprk:3