davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-05-29

MI EH1NE EAU llAAt kAa fk0stINA<u4 LII @4H"A4
that parry, OF whom w1tasss Was oue, had been
eoute3fed In the p11es In the nelghbothood- Dr.
Mudd and his servant brought the!f meals TO
Esrr la he .ebcl service, and Mrdd was guilty
Of tseseon in attempt,rE tc seerete them. The
fefensc Wished to stuw that the psIty vas smaller
s1 .an9 n9esiInent occurred 1t another time. Denying
scsnsed nm, would Ee Withholding legitimate
iTnr ~ dcfenee, ard to refuse TO allow him to re-
infe fhe whole mbes oI lncal eetiaouy ofignorant
eeryanls, ignorant Is to the dstes "oH'o Dc naos1
uD}ust u...,a ,hs,. u., m cotor
If exense for the attempt TO introduce te*ti-
n opJ in regard 10 the year 1e6l' II vas
, 1865-05-29
Amount in store This morning,
less taken out for city con-

Amount in store This morning,
less taken out for city con-
sumption ........-----.-.-.-.9sa.4ta
However, Is the AMOUNT in store officially re-
TUNED. will be posted On Tuesday. We can all a.
ford to walt for the correct figures. We may be
p.rdone1 for stating that one 1nsu1ted ~ by OF
fsrIng s'money" for publishing the above, and We
have too high an opinion OF the Board Of Trade
to believe thnt such apropositlou has been made
to any reporter. e-.. ..
The market for Rye vas quiet and steady, with
sa1es Of No. in store at &C.
Barley mas dull, neglected and nomtnal1y IN
changed. A sua1l lot BY Ganp1e changed hands
atb4
Groceries wese quite active and ar1n at the ad-
vance on staple articles noted yesterdly. The
following dispatch vas received today at the
GIocer's Board:
ANEW ToaK, May n.
"Market opened quiet. Raw md refined sugars
drm at the advance. Cof1ecs drm."
The market for Seeds was neglected and entirely
nominal. There was no inquiry for either Clover
OF Timotby Seed. a small lot Of Millet Seed
changed hatds at <1.00.
Lake Freights were more active but easier, with
engagements at4c for corn and 41aa for wheat to
Bufalo and &c for wheat to Kingston. Rail and
Lake FEetgnts we're dull and unchanged.
The week clotes on Dry Goods market which
has been characterized with considerable activity.
There are no changes IN quotations except On
Amoskeag and York Deni.ns, which sro &c higher.
There IL large number Of buyers In town. drawn
hither BY the great Northwestern Sanitary Fair,
snd there ts every prospect Of good trade the
coming week. -
The offerings OF Beef Cattle to-day were uu-
ususuy Light, and the volume Of bus,ness waa
consequently smatl- There was no change in
values, and The market ruled 6sm, With sales OF
40 hesd.at <b.5@7.o0 for medium to'good, anil
e7.s6Ge.e5 for gool TO cholee.
Live Hogs were drm and In active demand with
sales OF ~ hcad nj S7.0o1s.so.
The following dispatches ~cro read On Change:
DuTTALo, MaJ n, II N.
Wheat ntH,xf.e5 offered, hold &c above; receipts
1t,LO0 bu; Corn dull, G54ksc; Oats quiet, apast,
4sI5Dc; Freight8 unchanged.
NEW YonK+ Hay y, II m.
Flour dull, heavy; Wheat Inactive, unchanged; :;
Corn 6rm, B5l8Gc; Oats buoyauf, Sic; Pork and
lard dali. unchanged; Whisky held 1t sa.05;
S{otd II NIL.
, 1865-05-29
@bifa9u Grdbn11e.
v.u NORTH AND SOUT3f.

TIN RAxtfTFDE-EOKTu AND SOUTH
Tho c,o.. ~ the war m7st inau.nrate
most im,or,ant era in our National history.
A struggle, 70 unprecedented IN us course
and magnitude, cahpot hut be pfoaueuse OF
the most imposing retul:s. MAJ 1s NOT Inc
voluntary RECOURSE Of individuals or cominu'
mites and when necessity. either real or I'M
AHMED. n,arehals into fighting array the encr-
rjes of a u,ap or nation, the occasion Is eI-
ceptional, and the chosen routine Of life Is
inferrupted, When tie extraordinary re-
qui.tmen,s Of the martial cxigency have
crased. and human activity can again seek
Its accustomed channtls, the effects OF the
latr abnormal condition Of affair." must be
ap,u,cut, There will inevitably lie cons{d-
erahlc degree OF embarrassment, delay and
difficulty iu re-tktabli.hins the full course Of
peaceful }usfuits-
The effects, both immediate and ultimate,
of our rtrcnt great conflict, viii be by no
mt ans cqu.lly distributed throughout tho
whole county. Its wrecks nnd Tavagea, as
well as its l.c1lefts and blessings, will fall Of
course, to some extent on a'oth the good and
nccyil-tlc Just and unjust Will IN soule de-
gree. show its ba!efnl and Its happy issues,
but the Inevitable sequence Of cause and effect
u,,, or,,or,,on the s,nils OF victory and the
VI es Of dffest according to discriminating
equity, producing the mcst diserso results
Then will be rendered unto CEsar the things
1hat arr Cesar. ana unto God the thinrs that
arr Goo,s Thrn the comparative influence Of
the wa, rnon The late seeding and The loysl
s.atca wIll afford most striking spectacle Of
div, rs,ty The effects mon The North will
be intimate rather than immediate. while
win thc sou.h the transition from the
,,e71,cc,cnt attitude Il has assumed fo, the
Last four vears, to the restoration Of
a n.ace.ul siatus. must be characterized bv
ty instant. md radical charges. That Sec
t:ou of tNc country which has upheld the
Government las desired to strengthen the
1o,,o1t, foundations. and cs{u lour hmm.
nitv fto,n In. .ormidabl. attacks Of both do
,rcst,c ,nd forpicn to.s. The North will cnn-
4,nnc to s,,arr with the whole nation the
h1.as;ncs of ar assured ncrmanenc, in the
(;,v,,rr,.nt lut eiuca there Will cnsue m
cssen.,., cln,u,. In its no1ttscal ar social svs-
lem. mn characterization of It's p1aas for neace.
iul HID will occur. and while there VIII re-
main many dark shadows in Northern hsarts
and h,m.s csst ey The late cruei war. The
hfdy 1ol;ttc is unfmp,rcd. and will speedily
resume a: its vontxd functions. In The late
rche,,ious etates on the Other hand. all is de.
rnstation and desola,ion. Whateve,
land of nrom1se may bave hcen -.
ep,,.d hr fhe tr1umnh of the o,t;ona1
80. q .n,,.+ hs ,,a.ot,aa ~, . ,,,..n-t
s.,,, ,f s,aa.,na - sae~;oaa rha s.ua.'
sae,,o-a,. stnas,s .,., has rs~s.,ad ~ Esa<
, 1865-05-29

SATURDAY EvHafsGs Msy y.


LCMpEE-Heceiyed,3 3,G;lo feet; shipped, Isl.
co feet The market was steady. bat nos very active
ewirg to the tcsrcity Of dockage and canal ooass.
6a1ea we.e-csrRo kehr HsltgoIaHd. from Grand
Ety+r, 3 N rat1ed, 4 strips. balance common at
al 90 hy irish Fuller; ctrgo SC: Gladlsso IRON
G and Hyer deck losd, ssm upper 1st 3D. and 81, at
esoo snd hold ful 10 m. most boards, At e7oo, oy
Irish Falles: cargo tchr Daens Vista, from aRa1s.
tee. 190, s'tics, bAlsnce stant inE sad josts At
s1p.so, hY Dekford; cargo Eehr Monit7r, from Port
An.s,n 10 boards At 5l2 co By H:ngh:etnz earxo
schr Vim. Jonel, from Man.stee, 10 n, dsck 10 ID.
coazre 1t - %. hold. sft1ps u I'll Co. By Colonel
Lpomls; cazEo achr 2. Hayden, nom Manl1tee, 70 n,
strips, balance mixed. ss Sl1 d. By Col. Loouals;
cargo sehr T1e.cnls1, from Canads. dsT boards. At
S1i.no By r. Wood: cArgo schr Minerva. deck load
timbsr large and long, n &15 o. By aouEhtel Ing.
suIsG1 E!-Rtceivs 1,at5, 90 shipped. ts&7ooo.
Market sttacy at - e for ssned Al.
LATH-Rectiyed, ss5,ooo Ihlpped. s59.n0o. There
II 10 change, and the market continues steady at
= a.
, 1865-05-29


The number Of miles operated In 1854 were Isl,
an increase of 105 miles o7er tho year previous-
The increase Of receipts Is Soa3 31ts.33. or about
csic per cWt The State tax, which is one per
ctnt on eross receipts, Il fa5,637, agalnst S15,-
7O5 IT year ago. From the above dsures, 1t will
he accn that the u. s II. Co. does the largeht busi
nees; but last Jear the business done on tho Inns
from Clinton to Nevada, occupied By the @. I i N.
and the c. r. s II. 4. companies, exceeded that
en- any other In the State. The D. j. h. R. com
pany had the largest receipts per mlle IN 1863
and the G. /. & n. In 1854; but tho Burlington
Inc did tho largest business last year per
mile. The largest absolnte intrea1e In 1861 was
Oh the n. i NJ, while the latgess p.oportlonato
was on the c. r. & r.. The MeGteaor Western
was opened 1nst ye.r The receipts for 1861 Of the
d. d S. c. Z. r. include few days earnings Of the
Cedar Falls q Minnesota road, which Has opened
Inst December.
The Immense increase In the aggregate OF busi-
uets done by tho various roads, e stnkne!5 indt.
catiyc OF the enhanced wealth of the State, and
the p.odlglous strides it ts making toward 4 com
,nandiug porldon as one Of the greatest Common
Wtalths OF the land.
, 1865-05-29

HEEAAbk0AH$
from the New York Exprek5, 1ith1

tFfOM The New 0fKEXpFfk5, 1ath j
Tho latest ad7iccsfro EnZlaud are more tavofabo
ths hsfye,t. I'D ethfng my occur ID In msnn ~
lime TO change the pIospsfs Of fAlE aversze Yela
and corn. and tee four thousand oazra.1 OF dur
hhvt been sa,pped from ssde, and more won dhAve
gone. but lof the sudden advAnct IN htizhts iron
three TO ti1 pence The accounts from the West arc
vef1 fsvos1b a III the gTow1a< crop, md thera Is
wat. In AnY event lirey to occur. We shah hnvs
plenty for cur oEn consumption, and enoazh to sup
point continue light. owing to tho fct that farmers
ara holding pAGk tor better pftce2.
, 1865-05-29

lees. We note sales 0! 3is 000 bu 1t 1901 Htc for
No. and AGO 49ie for No. a-closlng With sella1s
OF No. Ut u md buye 1t ~.
The amount OF oats IN store ts vexed quashon
among operators, snd different statements have
been nste concerning it. On Friday morning
ws ftated '..is Is asserted BY those well posted
that The amount of oatz In store to-d1Y, exclusive
Of to-dsy's trhursea1) receipts. do nos amount to
more 1han 1s5G1ao,ooo bu-mosnJ held In two.
,hquses.r We gave ibis ssstement 4. tho viewa
otseveral p,r:cs, neither indofsinS or denying
II. as no figures were shown us eondrmsaelt. The
market On the previous day was buosaut aud
hlgher-caused, no doubt, IN part BY the prevs-
lsnce Of this IRoor. ..,.-..
Eaiehouse men last Saturday was sdJ, I'll bu- A.
suuin2 this 10 be the amount on hand at the close
Of business On Saturday evening, We figure thus:
, 1865-05-29
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE.
ALEa At MoRsE's EXCHANGE.
suPacRI IPFIOy ACgSCY 7-ao LOAN.

This Bank Will receFe subscriptions to tho new 7D
q. Eotes and PAY tho !nsozrdt from date Of sub
bcrtpiion to the 15th Of I1y "...... IL - ~.
These notes tre issued in tenounAti Of 49, TIpo
800. 9l0o1 and ol0; btAs infefest It tho rats Of
per cent Fer annun In Legal tender notes. OF, 1t
the option OF the Government per cent in gold and
ste payable three yeays from 18th OF july 13 may
Into per caat 20 gold bearing bonds
by act OF ConErtxs they ara nee from 8tAta and
Municipal taxation. and having thiB advantage Ata
the best secuziy for Investment now II tho market,
ae "a nsns saa s q Tens a to
The notes viii be ready lr da1lyery about tho LIT OF
June. j A KLtIA. President.
NWrD l. IIEKHAN Cash,sr '
, 1865-05-29

From The Gfnt1e0 HapdbIlcAu. G5fh.I
Corn Gown 70 very nearly anee.EAf pfices 1t y
AIRY hard on farmers ia that they are paying the
highest wA4es for lar haods-the - asE yosr
ahat Is row IT,. and th.se IL no prospect ot rls.
Fsrnes9 hired theIr help for tns seaIo before tas
great G.1l eoEn the tce8 thea tuAthed theu 10
paying thiIy1ve doltars month for aborers. but 1t
pze 1T p,1ees !abortr cannot salse enough to
rny hi, NA4ea. 1t u neYer4 4ate OF things fot the
iAters, and the worst Of 1t IT, ths prospect ahead
no bettsr than the pteaent reality.
, 1865-05-29

The s1ket faE donest!c heece his been steady uu-
hhYe undergone no espect.l eh.nGe. Fotei1n Woods
sze gn!st s1d unchanged: M Tho sales tos ths three
mostly In small ,ot., ut State and tuchl.
R1n &c for ane htate, sc f Illinois. Tic tor Penn
eyly1nA. 631f3c for aCper. Faed lie Tor Gal3forcts
and &c for Eapa. 49,
, 1865-05-29

This advance In gold caused an ineteascd specu-
lative inquiry for produce, and tho general
markets ruled bno3ant and active. This move
ment was aided b, continued light receipts and
IN increased demand By shippers, with reduced
stocks al over the country.
1he general tradc in tho city however Il dull,
and our Wholesale merchants In nearly every
branch Of trade n,e doing comparatively Hight
business and but little Improvement Is expected
in this 1espett mill values arc steadief Than at
present
The total clearings at the Clearing House In this
eiry during the week ending to dsy, amounted to
<s,7G2,514.46 against &7,s1s,9ie,92 last week.
The money market confines easy, and, In con-
tequencc Of the advance in gold 1cndezs are moro
anxious TO accommodate borrowers than during
1ast wcck. There Ia no change, however, in tho
rate Of discount, which Is steady at 10 par cent
per annnm. Loans On cali have been made dur
Ing the week ut B9l0 per ccEt, and drst-ela.s
morgsge bonds, for a term Of years, II TE1s per
cent Second and third rate commercial psper ia
discounted By the street brokers At 1Gt} per cent
per month.
The supply Of Eastern Exchange during The
week has been increased, but under a continued
triek demand the market remmafns arm at par
buying and i 101f PREM, selling. The banks
eell 10 each other al 50175 per thousand.
To-day busiEe.s was quiet, and the produce
markets were easier under the influence OF les7
favorable news from New York. Flour declined
10c per barrel; Wheat, sGe4c per bnthel; Oats,
1l2c; and corn 4Ge5c per bu.he1. utghwines,
however, we're excited and buoyant, and pricea
advaneed 1ec per gallon. Barrelled Pork was also
b0cD1t. 90 per bbl higher and more active.
Gold opened In New York to-day at 1861, de-
clfned to 1s6, and closed At I p. H. at 137. The
following are the quotations tslegrapaed to J.acs
, 1865-05-29
LATER.

There WIS good attendance at the Evening
Exchange. and the leading grain markets were
active and higher range Of prices obt1tued.
Wheat advanced 2lc. and Olta were 1492c higher.
In the afternoon Whieky advanced 3Q14c, with
sales of 800 brls at $al6@a06 closing Arn.
Prime Meas Pork was hrme.. With sa1es Of 800
b1ls 1t t1a.t0. The following were the saies On
call at M0Fjea:
, 1865-05-29
RUFUS HATCH,
QU7XKILY HAIUu d ErAHR0
rPNEKR

HEf0k6K,
10. IS Exchange P1Ace, FeT York.
3oHtu7neat Securities, Btoek and Gold, Fought ana
Sold E1clullvely On Commission.
KxTxHTxNGN.
MesuA Soionlon E1urges h Sons, Chlc4[o, II.
Aees1s: Ht1eklgJ Handy, Ch!caxo, III.
e. T. Haoeier, Ksq .ChlcaKoa IL.
l. :. Mudn4 Aq- Caicaxo, II.
c. A. E0Kef1. Esq., Chicago. II.
MeSsss. Haund, Bailey 4 Co., Eew York City.
Messss. McKin Bros. d Co.. New York Aty.
MeaaEs. II. A. Tuekaf 4 Co. Nov Yoek City.
H. q. BAKER, Ekq., Hutand, VI
Aetsfs Lathrop, Smith d Co. UsEeEo, n. 7.
C. DpIKnt Esu. Pre4idfrs Rock Island H4ilSotd Co.
, 1865-05-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
mnNNrsk2v

SA7CnpAy EVENING, May q, 1866.
Gold during the week has ruled higher, mainly
In consequence Of IN export demand to meet pnr-
chases Of American securities In London BY ope.
rators On this side Of the Atlantic. Ths folloEing
table ehowr the Highest and lowest quotation in
the New York market each day e,ncs Saturday
{Nets
, 1865-05-29

PHILADELPHIA, May 27.-Dr. Henry Nc cAartYue,
late Professor of Anatomy Ia tho General Htkh
School, Of ibis city, d:ed yesterday p. M, aged
"a years. DR.. MeMar.yue was highly esteemed
both by the profession nnd public.
, 1865-05-29

new YoRK. May 9.-A most destructive lra
occurred this p. N. In Mason's chair factory,
which resulted In the total deetsaction ofthe buid
Ing md contents. Eight persona employed on tho
premises were Injured, rome Of them serlonaly.
LOIS over $500.
, 1865-05-29

correspondent says: = The work Of mn.teItn:
tut, Under the lste order, regiments whose terms
Of service C1plfc p1ior to Uctober 1si has been
entered up1n IT. earnest Muster ont rolls aze b.
ting ru: IN ,catinesa as last ~ possible it,s tup
, 1865-05-29
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending hIay 25th, 1865

SATURDAY EyKsSa. MsyE.
The following tabs shows the dAlly receipts nnd
shipments Of Beef Cattle aud Hogs during the week
IAsIr4 4e,d
, 1865-05-29

LOUISVILLE. Aay 27.-Chattanooga mail com1u-
nicAhon from here Is now established With the
Cavalry Corps Of The Ai1itoEy Division Of tho
MiseIeGlppt.
, 1865-05-29
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AaKHX.
No. HI South Third stfVa4.
PHILADELPHIA

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BK RECEIVED HX
FtEat National BANK Of Chie1Eo.
Second National Bank Of Chicago.
Third Rational Ban1 Of ChicsSo.
Fourth Nsuoua1 Bank Of Chicago
F1nh National Bank al Chicago
Conmrcla1 National Bank Of Chicago.
Nanufac.use1a' National Bank OF Chicako.
Aechznics' NatIoua; Nanf o. Chicago
NGchanu' National Bank Of Chicago
Northwestern National Bank OF Ca!cAko-
Uuyou National Bank Of Chicago.
9wdaipAltW
, 1865-05-29
COMMEEkCNAL.

SATunpAT EVENING, May n, 1865.
Tho following table shows the receipts aud
ehIpmenta Of Produce and Proyieons during the
psst twenty -four honra:
, 1865-05-29

He1e The market vas dull and weak, with sales
Ut the mornlng eesslon Of the Stock Do1rd 1t 1876
lts5}, and In the afternoon at 1sgl136&, On the
srcet there vas very little disposition manifested
10 do huetnetB, and the market raled quiet at 1885,
There ia very 1tstae doing In Silver, and the
msrket IL nominal at 125.
Government Bonds Herp more active at The fol-
loving quotations.:
, 1865-05-29

CA. HON OIL Trad, t very epA' r. Nno an
= 0tein. u ie ,+f zsil % ~ CAT -oA1. ;5aTsc
sep;9isv ~ ;o:d,;. oisi = Eas
Meas loo urls PORK. sh!rp.d today y ~ ~ ~ I'd.
1he,e vas Ia 1rtive aemonI ior bssruio3 fasAAse
dss. snu tse tcarktt Wa ", nru. ,o.,sr
hs!. ests packed Ma EeEs ;srs ss FL s
Rs CITY A1f G. 1rsri CT ri d. IN 1oLs. - -
Is 81; 20 u. % II s:as k - b.is co1nsiy 40 -
In so-tne EAskst closing ntm II Gl6o4a13-N. -.
prime m esa P0rA-Iae rknt to MY %As ~
s,1r sna pYie :: s.nt.o atua ntl. a4'es were: -
h,is rif1 rsr1ed PE.ua. Ness PORK It Sit co. 100 hsh
DO. psft -; acked. a. 5ls.oe-masket closinf SUS
syyeek Plckled Hanas-Qn'et and nominal Il
l6c- ,,.n,.na ,,rhe hex,.-..s.,un.,,.s
.t1srTr star1 and u: for Shnutnersloote.
Sr,1-rriu1o Leaf Lard n5nl1Al n 1f8r7kc.
'S.f,s. 20 tfc. Eo, LArh II i6Ac-
Put LTKY-fhe drm.na MseS1 Asas hHo eoops
20 ow Il cur ngurts He 1ote: s.mas-
Fiys chfck 4p.. dos .%Aaa.s1
TbIf4 >,
Dfsa "a Tnrke .. "a -
FlsT ATDEs-Aze steadJ. sA4es "e!o: ." ."
onExnsSisserlved.a a7os D :ahippeF. 20 A. nsE-
JthA hAIS n A.E
, 1865-05-29

Cook County Scrip Is nrn, hut ,naetive at o53.
,,. ~. r..,n...,,, ..,,x.,,.. .v.s.
-1nc ne" 1osA to0nsssesos +ause't.ec VI 'aG
18th ea5s: "Ihe national banks arc not disposed
t,on that tbev are liah1e Ia heavy rafta ffnm the
- ss,.asa,+ ~. m-oo.,.. !, 80 I..,r-
- -, .:, $780,, - T., ~ 49,,
LUZ osasns npen 49,, esu apps ~ ~ o
oos ~ AesrsuS ras;.". .s - -. =.
Ho:e i%.Itu 49, y. ,s~s - ~ N'1
'onn. 49, v..,- ~. ,s.., ,,.,La+ T.,
aua,,,s =, ar ~ ~ az tss,a. aa
tons a. lower rates. Commercial paper passes at
Rta Fe,eiaa ssn, e1eb.ns. In New York /. veg firm
rhc ,n1to14,n. ] .se The ,ulnr @ ouot.t,ons. '' 1A
I3ankers' sterling, da,s.-....-......llos@, i'm,
E.ans" ioyI datr iS,X XXAosf
France, abort tate....-....... ......5.10 q =
cn,.tDs ,ss Msm fo,o1,ns eta F'" 0
suu.a.ns ~ IA w. ~. .a1 .s'o .,s,. n,..
@ u - 'Fg F y ~ 1ia ~
ae!e @ aSa ~ i;1, o. a ~ s pts,sat 9s.cs o.
hn; and hs or s,e sen
Of he so1he5a ports % sad TO- .ks shs
IL Tsrninr fnr supntes. and hss nrnhahiv fsr less
to rive than 1t viii crase.'
i n = ,d,a. mS, :s sens TO- hs recent 'd
s:ss = ss ss5s sss s e: e:
T Of eoton ayaS}e ne or 6s of Vii
10 he extent Of thrce OF four millions Of do,Iars
, 1865-05-29

Codn7 psiees for cash. Mar lst5 Received BY r.
@. 6altorstal d Co., Commission, Stock and Bond
Hr0kers sc Clark ftfeat Ch1earn.
, 1865-05-29
The Rates OF Freight on the Western
RAlfrnNdn

Alter call there were buyers Of No. Spring at
S1.M and sellsrs at 3t4i. Oats were In active re-
quest 1t 46c, but there were no saIss.
, 1865-05-29
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

CAuegTes Qf Grain dF6 noto 71dds On q bdtts 1f ..
sorq1e in 6ccGrd11ce tCt&h Fkso}ts.toa pt1s4esl
fCAanqe aad reported By ~. t&aiss ot<Ttcfss
speckFtd1
, 1865-05-29
NEWS BY: TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASNTNGTO
A Syllabus OF The Testfmony on tho
conspiracy Trials.
TSuecjN DikpRfch 10 the Chicago Tr1buue.1

A Syllabus OF The Testimony ON the
conspiracy Trials.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.
WAsurxoros, Msy q.
Further evidence on the part Of the govern
ment vas cfered to day IN the trial OF the assss-
tips to prove that Thompson, Sanders and Clcsry
while IN Cunaea, were acting By authority OF the
rebel cove Tnmeut ard that Lieut. fuung wAs cent
there On dc!ached service, 10 report 10 them and
10 gtther party Of twenty for euch SERVES as
they might be required to perform. The theory
Ut the prosecution is understood to be that under
this authority Booth and hts accompl!ces acted In
the assassination OF the President and the attempt
upon the life OF M Seward.
II wts also proven that Atzerodt Ind called At
end inquired ior the Vice.President, aud th., tha
Iat1ar whte sitting at tho dlnner.tAble was point
d out TO Atzetedt This proof WAS introduced
TO show fha. tho p1isonet "a, endeAyo1nE 70
Identity Mr. johnson, and get the locality OF his
room, that he might FAKE cure OF his intended
y7ctlm Hhtn the ho1r for Inc assassination ah2aid
aTf1ye- ..-.-
scyera! wioesses were af,ezwafds introduced
by the defendants. bui no important evidence VA!
adduccd In their faTp1. One W1tucs: W4e called
to the stand by the co1Esef for Mra. Sarratt, tot
the pnrpose Of bHtskang GowH. ot In part dlscfed-
Ing the testimony Of Wetehmau. witness fos
tie Government, h1t wat 20 tkilifnl1l tn'eKrogated
By The Judge AdEocafe. Burnett, thst his evidence
was 1u{ued 10 account fnr the pr1aecuhon. Iris
witness. who hsn been In the r. bel army. and re.
Gently blockade iuoner. IN conclascn ADMITTED
that ha had uevt1 taken the ohih OF al1eEiancs.
By analogy, troea the ruling Of the Judge Ad-
yocate General on former otcation, the testt-
.uouy Of hts witness, uncorroborzted 60 fsr a. 1t
affects the klauntnR OF The witness Heichman,
The Court room WIS sesin crowded to iss ut-
most capacity. About one-haH the audfencs was
composed C! ladies'.
, 1865-05-29

1fa1e II u5EEttuHss .s Il .s; p,.sas.s ~
'ChanQf 0aa are 80 Tepofte1 o9 t 1tsSS oN3<f toHd
specVsed1
s.T,an.T rv,,r1a. NAV n
.s.;e- r1,.s0Ea,. sete sess sH1e rE
out thsae ss4!eE. sAnsaRsmea1 Wesi: ~ Duy
fALo. ecor 1n!pposra1e. cen y &c: ssnt3 =. ~.
Atno AnG H Gess'eo wnS a. 44e asnss =. =
gu ano EHsn. SEu naIIae Va M; WaeAt AZ &c. 10
III ~ 'i a. ~ = Is M tn
ALL hAlL fR1t90to GRE uHt1 A. 9t+e4 ~ NC" 4ufA
L4Ka AND ball fa11qHss-AIt, aol3 W. anots:
Io besfoS W satnis. sloas S.o{; Eonsao Glass
tc- 40 MoATA1A1s fofAs 9!.Su: r!uutt 1oS psIs
n.ythls in Eanads sn:7ene2; To EKW 3onk. Via
Butslo, Flou!. De fEusth ClS.s ise
lAK1 AyD aAEAt-We hear or engagements n &c
for tlnur % NEW fofx. n.--.
Aaa4 Ath ~&E No LUHE.: E1aH@ NE4Qs- ~ -
, 1865-05-29

the exports Exclusive Of rpecte,) for tho week
ending May 16, and since January H.,
1869 18N 1853.
For ths ,xeek ~ 4T9.g49 "a ,s3a 81, 20 .oa8
p,ev. reported. 81 bsS,155 68,996,o8 6a,1s2, ,455
, 1865-05-29

One cent per day On a $50 note.
7wo cents pr day on Sl00 note.
Ten cents per day On $500 note+
Twenty cants PER day On $1,000 uots,
0ns Dollar par day On a $4,000 note.
, 1865-05-29
o.ed that within ten aays the whole work will

poeed that within ten days the Whole work viii
sOn 1hurtdsy night the eorps which Tics ne1r
Washington had grand toreh.light procession:
preeented Eitf = cprps hasGe. costing &. 800.
!" The eth corps, which hfs bern e Mauchestef.
On The James, has started Tor Warrington, to be
The Wilmington epecial to tho New York Tfi-
bss1e rsye: "Ihe Attorney General has Just made
q moat important deeltion. Ae aoirms that the
srpeciAc purpose. which was the suppression nf
ile fene!i1:n. Tho rebellion ended The amnesty
II void, It does not restore eiazenship, properly
nr ye.ted rights, The President his no pnwer to
ns,dun cxcept for whstis passed. The Executive
eiemsEcy cannot stretch to the future; therefore
thc dccteee Of cnndacation mast stand. The de-
ciston iii be given to the ppb1lc tn few days.
WItutsc1oS. Msy S7.-Alabama has been dlst-
DEL inio three internal revenue distrets, bnt no
appointments Of aeeesaora or collectors have yet
N Nen'madc.