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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09

The following 10 the amour, Of stock at market:
r C,,te sheer shosts vss Hcss
ms week .............l9J $50 y6
Last week......... 1854 1881 ISL
One yesr ago (teb. l0) 20 G.lSI
PRIcEs-Ber per 80 lbs. total weight Of hide, tai
low sud meat EAts t50 IS 30 rs, quality $s01lS IS
second qulty, e'JGSi thiri quality SLASH; isv
choicest single paiis, GIG; Of the poorest bulls
&c, SgdsU.
Cots and Yopng C1ire.-Fsr quality sA5ds76; Extra
e8o0Bll0; FaTrow ard dry $3od Sf9i trade dull
ShepPer n 1--we weight. S0l2tc.i Sheep an Lambs pes
head in lots. $4a r.o.
Hdes-Bri,hon lie. Country lots, ir.; Talog OdI2c,
with downward tendency
Peits--S30 80 ~ esch Calf skins 10 12oc. per ponnl
RgsARK.Tril, al Cambridge again late, srl much
hesyy osd Than tied; especially those 'hs,
arrived latest Az Northern drovrrs asceained there
were few Il any Western cattle th, week in conA-
quence of large advance in in bany they attempted
welt the other sin These arrived about noon with 90
many than expected that tho bsche.s bid
Considerably thsn they did IN the morning ard toward
night Of ieln tod ~ they coGd buy from .o lc
pr 10. lower than asked Ia the forenoon. We ind
503 mead CAMBRIDGE; lat week there 100 There
good this week than laa few very nice prs
sod about 6c. ~ bnt other qualities, except
few ssles peraps the morning Cell hardly well ~ isss
week.
There also excellent sheep this week. We noticed
very IN Mr. w. j. Sebn's fock said 10 wris ~
5s fted Ar. DeustnoTe Of ksene " H. for which JS
refused own,r woIld not seI them separleiys
Ono lot III 10. each sold for 2tc. H.; OF about
100 f5l price few scsewars 1t 8a3.c bst most
drovrs ats Ic.-same quality, about same price a. sst
week.
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phI,.a,insin Cn,,Ie 1rnrkct-Feh. \.

There falling of in supply of Beef Cstte shis seA.
the OTTER q co nng only ,11J head. The demand va.
rood and tn, re was sght advance in prices Prime AMI
Extra cattle selling from 5Sto so CT 100 ~ Coinnon and
Good Il from IL 10 80
SupKP-Ihe demand for Sheep continues 70 BE- COOL sni
re lead disposed Of and prices ranged from 0o is
cents p N. gross ao,o, - =.
which were sold from Sl7 @9 per 100 ID net, ~ TO
qIajiy ,,,xh,
Coys-Ths market rather moro sc'vc and ~ mead
were d 30 ofa from SOTO $50 for sIpuge AID rom
SIS 20 sos for " and Cell.
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iAdver,iseinent
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.YORK.
No 40 Broadway.

U. s. TREASURY AGENT and SPECIAL AGENT on JAY
Cooke Poa TIE DISTRIBUTION OF The POPULAR $50
rAsunY NOTES is now receiving subscriptions for
this Loan nndor the new arrangements ana Aio"'nB
liberal Commissions on the TO all dealers 10 Gov
eminent Secnrities
All FIVE PER CENT IGoAL TENDER NOTES viii be re
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EGGS.

with milder weather the "biddies' begin TO make
bet ter returns ard eges are coming forward qnte
freely with no increase In the demand. They have
been selling so high that people have got quite out OF
the way Of using them Our figures 10 day though con
slider div lower than last weef will quite likely be too
high for tomorrow. We report the market precisely
a. we drd il on wednesday Of each week. The ma.
iorl,y of those sold to-day bring i5c. We quotes
NcwJerse and nsylyania choice y doc $50
State. good marks. .-.........-......459ie
Western. p doz.. good order ....-....-..... 42d44
Egg Oa,s, & bush good. -..--..........-. oOdeo
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was quite large, the bidding active, and tho dupn'
Gates more numerous than have occurred az any
sale of tho season. Xxi w. Is. Linen Diaper ave'-
aged 4Gc.; sxS w. b. do 81 @S6c.; Stlo DO, y"
Al O3I; sxl2 do, 81 $685. AZ; aud loxi] oo',
81 a5 Uorgcrty g. Co had an extensive sale OF
German Hosiery and Gloves. The catalogue CON-
nr;sea 40 600 dozen. Samples only were sold, at
nrces much below the ruling rates, say ~ 10 10 per
cent. .
The following 's IN official monthly statement of
tho First National Bank OF New-Yofk, January
81, 1865:
oro,e a,noont of loars and discounts. &c re O7s ~
e smonnt OF pecio and legal tenders i4l,l Us 30
Ayer,se amount Of d. posis .-..-...--. e56,ul ~
syornce amount Of circulation ---......- 2",@o w
This hank received to-day subscriptions for $3.50
600 of -.3Os, and paid 5000 900 Of Treasury drafts
Eight hundred and thirty bales of Mobile cotton
sold today ats 093c the latter for good Midding
Middle to low Middling sold at s60sslc., and
ordinary to good at 75@79c.
The st. Marks Fire Insurance Company has de-
clared semi-annual div idcnd of Eve per cent The
New York Life Insurance and Trust Company one
of five per cent also, and surplus dividend OF five
per cent The City Fire Insurance Company adiyi-
dend Of 50 50 per share.
The Washington Insurance Company Gdgeftises
its dividends in another column, and shows year
Of continual Success.
Sales at the New-York Petroleum Stock Board;
100 Excelsior. 81 %: $500 Germonia, IS a9Oc.; 500
High Gate guc.; 500 Knickerboeker Petroleum Co,
sec; 100 Mckinley, So Sos % Allen WRIGHT So go
Tack Petroleum, 81; l,4OO Oceanic, IS s5e -; lCO
Cherry Run zoe; LOCO Buchanan Farm, 81 70; 100
Manhnttsn, 75c. $50 United states s26 cash. 100 do
b3O, S2 30.
The movement of specie at This port since the be-
ginning Of the year has been:
Specie in Banks and Sub-Treas JAM H.. $50 05i $50
Received from California IN Jan. 2043 49I
Imported from foreign POI is IN Jan..-..-- 5o,2be
Gathered in from boards IN JAN LJ'"S-o
Exported in Jan. NI7fo''
Leaves in Banks and SubTrens Feb 65. $50 $40 go
Leaves i'm b Banks and Sub Treas FeO Us. ~ 1jWJ
Leaves in Banks and Sub Treas. Feb. L. g. 4OJ94 20
Leav es in Be KS ard Sub Treas. Eco J. %. %oJ6 II
Leaves in Banks and Sub Treas. Feb. l. Oh. 400 Qooo
Leaves in Banks and Sub-Trras. Feb. l. 3D. %tdOoooV
Leaves in Banks and Sub Treas. Feb. J. J9 S<""Iooo
The Mint operations at philadelphia in January
! were as follows:
Gold Coinage go. 1928 elS399o ~
Silver ............. So OW 2-,ity 90
COpper .......... 625.OO0 2,2OO 20
Total........ 500. 935 <3o4,Gsl s9
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A small lot Of handsome beeswsr was sold at 7oc..
though Csc. is al that can be safely counted upon
Broom Corn Ia still higher. and very scarce. Honey
sells slowly Hops dull with free offerings Prices
above our qr0titlons are obtained when sold 10 the
brewers on time. We quote:
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Trnyelers' Guide.

To Albany, ~ Hnd'on Il. H., FROM 5lth-st Depot,
z, aud m m, I'D $40, s. and los D N sgn
day train ON goth u J.. IN City cars RIM DC
tw.er Cssno Der ard 3a;h. sts. stations
10 A bsny By Harlem X. r.. 2oth st., hhav, 10
To M gs.mcre b. he Newjrr,ey r. r. foo. q
Couriandi- st.. ani IL! a. M. p. M, ana ~
III mI an.;a, - S'.nicn line. Pier ssNR.
Nof~ lei Line Pier - Y. r.. ~ plume Line, Tier
n y. K. I'D s'of ngton line, Pier is N R'dAJ
To sas,on by Ne',.ii.sen r. R.. via Springfield:
To- sls s.sas s1 ss 1,w Haven R. r. III e. aud "a;
=, via shsre La III snd q D. N. Sunday. p
To Brii.epoh By steamer Bridgeport foot Of Peek -,
To SIP IIoa.: .ai he w; by fic RfsSid cct
sfChanbe ana 1a,s ~ W..tsrn
RR via Ere Railway foot Of Chani5er St: con-
resl'ns with Rar d. for all principal cities IN
the Wesi ia nd
Ysphaas, i.ip F,.n.insdae. Long Island by L.
l. rsilroad, re- james slip snd foot Of 5ith'si
r.. k..........s.... W. on" " ia
10 sew. Haven Ht.ifori and SPEinsheld-steAm .,
s,: ,.syf r.,A S9 vrsisy.n IN. :ita
AID ahAy, 4 = III a. M Va. ~ - ana p H.
To the West hy Penn. ylsana C'r-4a! iailFoad
nom foot o. Csnfiiuil Il, Ma PA,at-'phif lam.
r. and ID. A. Nv c.,i Railroad 81 N:wJcr.ey
via Allcnfov-l. no pier y H.. . a. Ill., u.
All sP n'.y ...c isan
dsy. .1c.p,.il f. ,n foot OF Wal.-,t, Brooklyn,
connecting 4, roI, Monmouth with trains Tor
To PhaSe o, T Yic:y 6sicaa TO-; o,
Couusnd. =, {; 70 sni II, M, 2 m.,4 indoP
M a., a. y Nun - ,S W." ..nS;s ism.
days exc ,n,) ", Camden and Amboy. from toot
ofbarisy.s,. &c. M Expioss. p m
I.il, iro pier +, cf Mursy.t, et......... p p
To Wasllst.u ~ Aew-Iersey 4. r.. foot %
CoustisnSt :. nid II. A. m, p IA, sud -
so1 & IN rcfi TO Railroad Te ribsS
see Advertisements in another p'r. Of this p'res.
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ceived from subscribers at par and interest Notes al
ways en- hand for immediate delivery.
SAMUEL &. THomsos, President.
JAMES CUsPHgY, Cashier.
ADVERTISEMENT
U g % LOAN
JAMES CURPHgY, Cashier

BY authority Of the Secretary OF tho Treasury The On.
der,gned has assumed tho General Subscription Agency
for the sale OF United States Treasury Notes bearing
and thTeetonths per cent interest per annun,
4
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fAdverti.ement.
GOVERNMENT AGENCY AND DESIGNATED DEPosT-
TORY or TIE UNIFIED STATS.
JosrrH u. ORyIs. President. JOHN +. InI, Cashier
TUE Ninth NATIONAL BAEK OF THE CRY or NEW
YoaK No. 1863 Broadway.
Erw.YonK, Feb. ;. 1865.
Thi. Bank receives subscriptions TO the T@
GOVERNMENT LOAN. and has always @ large amount o
the notes on hand for sale ready for delivery.
These notes aro convertible at maturity into 32t
Gold bearing Bonds. and very desirable invest
meat.
saIsoibers to this popular Lean wiz DO very LIBERAL,
dealt with NJ this Bank.
iAdyonisementJ
FoURTr NATIONAL BANK or THg CITY oI
NEw-YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND 30 P.I.sr,
DrPosroaY md FHASGAL Aofsr or ris USTnI
STATEs.
Have for sale ready for delivery,
UsrEo STATS y $40 TREASURY Mona
Convertible, a, maturity. into $40 GoLpsfARIS'
BONDS.
UNITED SrArts 1910 BosDs,
UNITED STATS $40 Bonds.
VSnrD SrArRs 1-YEAB CEgTII1ctTts.
liberal commissions allowed on the $40 and lot
Bonds.
| We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts
and attend 70 other business with the Government.
p. &. CALHOUN. President
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derigned has assumed the General Subscription gency
er the sale OF United States Treasury Notes bearing
seven and thTeetonths per cent Interest per annum
known as the
sEyER-THIRTY loan.
These Notes issued under the date OF August 18TH
1864 and gro payable three years from that time In
currency or are convertible at the option of the holder
into
u. 8. $40 SIX PER CENT GoLD-BEABrSG BONDS.
These bonds are nov worth premium OF nine per
cent, Including gold interest from November which
mao Inc actual profit tho 80 loan at current rates.
including interest about ten per cent per nnnun. be-
sides its eremptioa from STATE and municipal taraioH.
oleA adds from three per cent more, according to
the rate levied other property The interest paya
bic semannually by coupons attached TO each note.
which may be cut off and sold 10 auy bank or banker.
The iutores, amounts TO
OHE CENT PER DAY oSA.-.. $50 NOTE
TWO CENTS PR DAY on A.. 800 NOTE
TEN CENTS TER DAY on Az. $500 note
20 GEMS PER DAY on h....s1 900 MOTIF.
81 PER DAY ONA..........Sj,G coo NOTE.
Notes Of all the denominations named viii be prompt
ly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions. Ihisis
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
nov offered BY tho Government aud il is confidently
expected that its superior advantages will make it the
oR:AT PoPULAR LOAN oFTHE rEorLE.
Less than $500 600 900 remain unsold, which WI
probably be disposed Of within the next Goor 30 days
whom the notes will,Indoubtedy command premium.
as has uniformly been the closing the suhscrp
,ions to other Loans
CAUTION TO BUYGRs AND HOLDERS oP 40 No1rs-
In order TO prevent the mutaton of these notes the
Secretary of the Treasury has given notice that The
notes arc not negotiable anloss al the unmaturod con-
pons are attached.
JAY Cooke, Subscription AgeEi Philadelphia
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Poultry Is doing well just now. but warm weather
and free receipts would at reduce quotations.
Live fowls are particularly in demand one party alone
buying 900 to 600 per week for Government hospitals.
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Total. ......... 6,6t, 80 sW4,ce' co
The following viii show tho exports exclusive OF
specie) from NcwYork TO foreign ports for THO week
ending Feb q, and since the beginning on the year;
1863. 1864. 1865.
For the week IS l5i sG2 $3.475ts0 s4.ue,io2
Prev. repolted. lG15l.3l2 l3le74i2 %.3!''H2
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common 10 extra fines Young Tyson. 9oc. dA1 e5 Gun.
powder 81 306e2 IS; Hyson, Skin ard Twa nkay, Co., a
81 25 Oolong 81 sl 75 SouchOng and Congou, gOc. a
o. 70. aud uncoored japan at 81 N9sl IS.
TIN-The market for Pig Is little frmer, but the
business is only moderate quote at zoe for Banca.
$50 for Straits. and 56d57o. for English. Plates are
quiet but without change in prices; We quote at sl9
40 20 Tor L. c. Charcoal, SIS 50asl6 for G. Coke.
Slfa si 80 for Coke Terne ana sl7as7 30 for Char.
coal do
TOBA Goethe market for Kentucky has been very
quiet since last, bu prices have undergone no es'
sential oh inge
TALLOW-The market has been active has fuctu:.
ated RAPIDLY with Exchange. and closes quiet sales Of
C5 900 II 1T l6l l1ic for Western, aud Itdl7ic FOR
City.
WOOI-The market for both domestic and foreign
eeces been quite unsettled since our last in prices
however, there is no particular variation. though, II
ANYTHING, there Is more tone 10 the market on account
OF The Improvement In gold and exchanges the business
during the week has been only such would supply
tic immediate wants OF the trade, the market clos ng
quiet; we quote Domestic feeees at sl@si Os Tor Ma
five anl Merino g5c. n 81 05 for and Merno. 9Oc %
{ OJ for ull blood Merino. 90c.d u 10 for Saxony
Pulled at 7Oas1c. 70 no. I; 90c. qsi for Superfne
and Extra; California at 2Jd iOc. for Common IN.
washed and 50GG5c for Fine do; Gillian, OG55c. for
Ungashcd Mestza; 6cQb5c. for do. Merino; Vapa.
raso, J6442c. for UnWashed; South American ~
5OaG0c Tor Common Washed OF oil descriptions; $50
5cc for Unwo she'd Mestiza; 50055o. for do Merino;
IS Csc for Washed EntIo Rios esOc. for do Cor
dova; 21d3oc. for Unwashed Creole; Cape ot Good
Hope JDaGDc. for Unwashed; East Inhil, 290JVc.; ;
Smyrna. 35d45c for Unyashed. and 5JQ zoe. for
WASHED; Texas, 40aG0c. African. JO0oOc. Tor In'
vasl ed and 40a 7jc. for Washed; Mexican, 4OGCOc
FOR Unwashed, aud Syrian, 81 i3c. FOR Unwashed.
WHALEUONE Is lower and in moderate demand
Sales of 3 coo lbs at 81 Oja 50 10, closing at g..
WEISKY-Tho market IL dali and prices are hedVy;
sales Of 100 bbs. q. So 20 for Western.
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BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEnFOIn
Peported yor THs THIsUNE. for the ending n en- ssds
Feb. g. 1850.
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IiEEsE.

Fine cheese has advanced full cent pound. The
stock f. light and there u good export demand oe
ot 81 7co boxes really fine factory s reported sold at
?io while other lots held considerably higher
some extra imitation Connecticut English dairy Was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-09
y. Y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce

For THR WEEK ENDlNd "WEDNESDAY, Foo. q, IVUV'
lFxpTe.sly Tor Tng " T. TRIBUNE by our own Reporter
Tie following orc the current rates Of articles IN good
condition as soid by commission hosses at wholesale
Sppels receive to 10 v cent less, deducted for com
Missions, beside freight and other charges.
AND PEAS,
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The butter market is decidedly quiet today Asgod
opt advancing LIST week, shippers bought somewhat
It's but with the present decline III gold from 20 10
O to-day buyers hold back and are scarcely disposed
inlhll former contracts. They are not inclined 10
der over n Ole In gold for good State frkins Re
eps are not large still the stock is rather aceumu
,tug and there is n growing disposition to SELL.
fir Chenango County State butter was offered To
Ia, nj 4jc without buyers. The tendency is decidedly
oxnwnrd Roll butter is abundant, and sells ut 81 a
o.. without cloths, and 40ai2c. when well covered
, 1865-08-02

TEA k-Are I'm and IN good demand. We q7ote
xuunX aJ3ou tnleslotto Cotnnoa- y ..*t4Ezi IS
% sr9eStoz y ert, 3......... l2e4s1 .
90 e1uA TO cho!ce. o.-....... t65esl ~
Imperial. superior 70 Qnt. m............. 11ll Is
co e1t.A 10 tho!ee. 4..-.......-.... D i73ta2 "a
dt1p9#def, Superior 90 ms, 9.......s.. I25G41.ts
DO e1uo 70 chotce. y 4. ........... 1.9cf}lls
sApao4 Aa1uf4 leat4 una 20 e1EA 41a, H. laS&1S1
9o 60 ana - choice, n...,x l354;1 20
40 coI6fedt 1..........,s...,.,,,,,,,.. I1{31 -
VSGnx, lfotAf ~
TALLbW-EeceI7ed, II go n; shipped, II 80
8g. bE3leA and IN FQQ3 demand At 1tttEE tot cQun
, 1865-08-02
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH


WASHINGTON, Aug, 1.-Etisha Foote, Of
Saratoga, has been appointed In place OF J.
]. Couba as one of tue Board Of Examiners
in Chief IN the Patent of3i>c.
much behetit from his frequent water <xcur-
sions of late, his health does not appear to
be completely re-sstablishsd.
It is understood that the rebel Gen. Dick
Taylor obtsined permission for Al interview
With his brother.in-law, Jcd. Da7is, aud left
for that purpose On Saturday for Fortress
Monroe Ills application Tor a parole to
risit Europe, It Is SAID, was refused him.
Mtesrs. Gait and Hamilton, the represent
atfyes Of the Canadian commercial men, who
have been In consultation with the Secretary
Of the Treasury within the past few days
upon the subject Of taxes aud internal rev.
cnue, have gone to New York by advice Of
Mr. MeCull6ch, to meet and confer with the
committee On uniform taxation created By
act OF the last Congress.
Gen. Emory, In command Of The district of
the Shenandoah. has relieved Gen. Torbett.
1t appears that the latter went 10 Washing
ton, few days aimee, and Gen. Emory learn
Ing the fact, relieved him from bis command
at Winchester, snd directed him to rsporta:
Baltimore under arrest. Gen. Emory then
preferred charges against Gen. Tosbatt,
among which was one with being abssnt from
his post Without leave at time Of great I'M
portance.'
:, In cases where pre-. emptlons have been re-
cognlzed on lsnds within the Sioux Indian
Reserve, en- the Minnesota. by the pre-emp:or
pro1tng title according to Law, the latter hos
been made to pay the appraialng value Of the
lard and also the value Of the Indiau I'M
prove1neDts. In this connection, case has
recently arisen and been decided by the Com
missioner Of the General Land tf1lsc, that
when ths pre-emption claimant alleys there
are no Indian improvements on the land Ia
controversy, aud ding af1ldavits oE the same
at the Land Office for the district in which it
may be located, an examination shall be Or
dered by the Commissioners at st, Peters,
and the pre.emptor and Indian agent be nott-
fed Of the proeeedipgs, and If the former
shall succeed In establishing the proof of his
ayerment, he will be allowed TO take the
traet at the land valuation alone.
, 1865-08-02

msud unconditional admsssion into Con-
gress." He says:
"If On the contrary, We Absudnn the Consdtu.
uora1 platform Of right snd jastice, on. ca:e Is
hopeless. This Is not neEo question os the
hour but dand,ns1s.l principles q
fnr al time to come. 4 We should Yield 70 tbs
pretense that chr State has mo E!ghss and eau
sent TO purcbrse the pfesent admission Of her
tbs1s by mrfs tudersaes ind dc mstaritr @tss !
.Let T u .rs.soe !ogetaes,' md no. take counsel
a prosrss' S % throaeheas tds sssie, nndsr ss sSls
md Jealous lapo1s Of Governor Shirley. The
otaceA created By law will aoon he allied. aud
aa an % s :pa Il sss oeSei bs
s;sst When .asnsI1 this sh, HI, +, d0Ps s.
offlcefs elected by Ioyal" men. and al suoEn to
enppo1t The Fed+rA and Stats constitutions: Mis-
sistipps will present herself and 9Meet'
d9p;1ved, II maY be, OF her representation In Con,
Rresf, hut not by her fault Il CongEess rejects
ihem. Is there any power IN she ao7etnment
SP Pbs M 10 s4a s1gs a1ss & ssfs o 9:
thus organfzed hy dlreetioa Of the President, IN:
No. The State tins organized will perform as
Ter domestic functions. though, not represented
IN Congress-; and inaemuch II direct taIAtion and
Representation 70 ioge1hef, The courts may hold
That her people are not subject 70 Fadersf tara
tiop 70 long as they are excluded from CougEess
ssI3nt. tay the alarutsts, NEGRO suffrage w.i1 bi
imposed upon us.'' How so7 It's settled by TIL
Supreme Court that negroes are not citizens o.
the United 6tates aud the great West will neT
er coraeut to amend the constitution snd thu
admit, into er limits, such ~ citizens. Until ths
couetisutou FhH1 10 SO amended, Congfess I!
poHetless IN the premlses. Moreover, repeat Vi
csnt OF avoid that iesue. Il ia altesdy made, aut
cv1de 1t II We would. Let us then, esaud by th
Constitution of the Union, and abide BY 1t for goo
or for evil is law our Law, 1ta destiny our deeti
, 1865-08-02
A Hunt FROM ENGLAND

Oxford University hss rejected Mr.. Glad.
stone, the Chancellor Of the E1chequsr, and
4outh LAncashIre has accepted him aud re-
turned him to Parliament Mr.. Gladstone
has reason to congratulate himself upon the
chspge Of Ills constituency. The electors OF
The University are, to ba sure, men Of educa.
ton and high soclal position, while Tho poll
lists Of Lancashire are mostly made up from
working men who belong To the lower clAss-
cs. But Mr.. Gladstone, beside being d man
Of splendid abilities and one of the first ora
tsrs Of his age, il decidedly liberal In his
views, and doubtless appreciates freedom for
himself ~ well rs Others. The High Church
Tory character Of his fornerI exclusive con-
siituency must, to some extent, hxve tram.
meled his course In Parliament. he can nov
feel th1t spch action ~ accords with hss own
real political sentiments, more truly repre-
sents the mind Of the voters who gaYo him
his seat. And the mediocre person whom
the mobs of Oxford have chosen. will
doubtless be more congcntal to the tastes of
the effete asistoc1acy which fingers In Aca-
dtmlc Ha1ls, than the eminent and brilliant
man who Is heterodox enough to believe that
the common peopls Of England should have
little larger share In its Government. The
choice OF The 0xon!ans shows that their love
and appreciation Of schol&rly qualities and
e1udits sta.eemhnship are secondary 10
their bigoted and nar1ow toryisu. The
Radicals Of England, MEANWHILE, have
acquired I most cnviable reputation
for q ~d:gn'fed hscdom from the IN
Aucxces Of demagogucism. Especially Is
this shown In the election Of John Stuart
MIL from Westminster. Ho is moderate
nan and not csrping dcstructiont1t. and
witha1, the forsmost thinker In England.
His hope OF benehting his country Is not
baeed On nsgatlon and unbslief. He accepts
the whole world, aud only aeks heedo for
lis universal Development. Hence, although
q liberal, he IL not bitterly denunchtory Of
the privileged classes that so to make up tbs
aggregate Of BEit1.h society. His election By
the p2ebeans Of Westminster si1ences the Oft
repeated charge that the common people
prefer inferior men and demagosues to men
Of superior attainmenta and truly conserra-
tive views. The enemies Of popular tnstltu.
t1ous In England fully appreciate, He trust,
The comparative tsxte shown by the proud
electors Of Oxford and The humber voters Of
Lancashire md Westminster. Perhaps some
timId skepties concerning the extcsslon Of
popular sudrage In this country, might draw
some valuable and 3nstrucuv ve 1nierences from
| the ctites NC have cited.