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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
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fHg, LGffa eaT EsF3sA Lneaas9s, r. sfesfe, Eao.
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F0FT8s, Theory eaa rruetice Of Teesear ke.
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school.
Address Fer'a Afsoa, gourell Bluas P. G.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

GygATIoSs2T --Psns. Tas, Arpeidis FlBlay Pa
u per. Cap, LsGAF aud gote. Envelopes, nats
letter and document. a vi sappiy AZ
MREKEHEEES
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

TIE CCeB=NGT-F5vs Cent I,GC.E Ten
pE7s.-HI his down town FDPefa Governor
Stone said tat General Jackson killed
the old National Bank: and that the oj!
htro nal Thomas II. Benton (OaI Buxton,
lived au-t 4iei shcrrsa tn= the foolish no
Tim that paper money VAS not az gnoJ
and SAFE as gold and s~i.vrr. Yet tansa
la;tcrdav Rnpu5lieans, the Governor said.
had established a parcr cuarener wbiet
WIS the admiration Of the world. aat
which, despite the E~oGi3ns of Jackson 0d
Benton. vas as good As %c!i. Has StoHe
any god be wangs TO strap for papsil
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

TINS SUFEsVE CouET.-In his speech on
Saturday night Stone said THAI uadeF our
Constitution a nun Who h7g one druE
more white blood in BIS veins than Llack
il naw \ legal Vote. nod that the Rrpu5-
lical Supreme Court Eii so decide
FoFewarned, fJrcarmeL ltIhersfare be-
comes necessary for Us to change The SG-
r-ene judges, and Get nen on the bench
who have sense enough to auow THAI a
Niger is q niger.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

LATEsT--SOLDtERs SoNtyTEoNs
From disratch received just as We
60 to press. We learn that the Convention
&c the o3rI pgminatcd Col. 7. II, I'euten
for Governor. and Ii. Ii. TIimbie fl:
Stnrema Iniae.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

NsnsuAL DsT-a@s.-We understand th@,
cu- c~ntarrisigc old fri nd NAEs#AL Bay
HISS, hss opened n ~tax-raTing, Gailec1ine
aR3 general agency odca ~ the Psci6e
House waarc ha will be pleased 10 me-;
bis old friends and to transact such hush
ness as nav lie entrusted 10 his charge.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

rg-We eaIk attention 20 the rtvnr.;so
mrn: u. ". A. ER VIZ 70 he found in our
loc7, coIoun. Mr.. B5own il a t~1o-2u@e
roirg business man. arI thosa Esyir~
-cods to sell know i.,-bence the lar"
coasi-nmaEts to bjm. 9aose wao wish
to rnrch3>a cood goods At n iow igGFc
waaaI do we'll to = We Grown q call.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

A. r Acuv.-tc viii he observed bv
nnasaii:ag orr aiv@rgis;~@ columns, thai.
that oil and reliable Tin. Shert Iran and
Stove man +. II. AMY, is at this old has
mess again. IL has opened anew n Jar
lrv = room n P7lne,'s Beck whore q
ii,'tc the largest siocA q Stayrs, tn. con
rHr. and shset i-op war; eyer hrng1ht ~
fliS citr mav he seen. rad MI AZ wi.irb
vii b. .e.I nj raaSoanr ne rstcs. Gave
'RHvsl'' Z ell al hi. Hew establish saaL.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

TIL School Of n 3lt-v Tt7mn-
so7 viii open onAonI47 Re-, in Phga.-
Bloek.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24
BUSINESS CARDS.
OFFICER s. PUSEY,
BANKERS,
Tax Paying & Collecting Agents.
coUgCEL BLUFFS, towAi
va a. pUSEY.
Attainey at Law

REFERENCES.
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Nszsrs. sah1sfeI HaFrtA ) soEss.".s'.'. a9
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ns.sfs. kramer h s5ak ...s-s..s.s'~ %
uas,rs. Poster, gd.e, whIvs& Baytsg"....Eosto
asssrs. Ta4sr 4 svts..-.......s*s A4t%'s'k41l
uassrs, Aasp ach- Reed Conn., Do
aessrs. W Il ssgks.als q Co-....-"s..st Ioaii
mtszrs. Auen, cspp a S!>bet-.s.-".-" 30
neNsgs. Runyan, Hfoun & Co.s... s.*.+ do
saRa2y ;, 1851. Y
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BROADWAY.
STRAY MULES.
CHAKa y sHEvxst

whv wsu yes t5agsw wafh TIE Cbafss aat gsvsE
whea saasAAss TnEss 81 Nas SsspAsnsF Asns Es@z
saana' gpynrse Asses Msxsus%s Gsgas11s Eaass1
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-08-24

Fam as g.. Looh WELL 70 YOGI Is
TzRsa-A large stock Of Goods m c n
si-ameUt, TO be sold wisbia the Eezs siztg
days, consisting Of pry Goods, Htts.
Boots end Shoes, CIot@io@, Notions, &e.
All Of which viii be rold at low figures
compared with The market prices BON
This Is the place and now is tae time to
buy yoar FaJ, and Winter Goods, as tl,g
are a'lvanejer in price daily.
Remember that these goods mast and
will lie sod
- T:s~ svatT-r p~a-
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1865.

the corner Of Franklin and Custom House srcets be-
tween number OF whto and coiored soldiers As .ne
time both parties unarmed and nothing OF scro
was apprehended hut Of the negroes making
all haste to Woods cotton press, where the fwent vi
coi0red Infantry stationed reported that nght had
occurred and that one OF the soldiers had been
killed This exaspcraed the negroes, who rushed from
the press with loaded muskets determined on rc
venge By tho time the troops arrived ut the corner OF
Franklin and Custom House streets the row was over,
but several persons ran as the colored soldiers aI
preached when the latter deliberately presented their
musk eta and fred volley Fortunately only man
WAS shot the ball entering his back near tho sp,ne
and passing eatirey through HIM The poor FELLOW was
mortally wounded His name is Page Bsnks, young
man. only twenty four of age and by trade an On
gneer What makes the matter worse is that he was
walking quietly along the time, and had nothing what
over TO do with tho difficulty. Great excitoment was
caused in that portion Of tho city where the voiley
fired. The affair will be investigated rt
NINE N1GRofs vICKS3uR0 FOR MURDER
Corporals James Morrison and William Wallace pri-
Yates Ephraim Mcdowell, Thos Fore Moses Rawins,
Henry Johnson John Willis, Potter None, OF Company
d. Fifty second United States coored infantry; Otto
Pierce private Company L. Fifth United states coored
infantry who were engaged in the murder MS CooK
and the attempted murder Of her husband, Mr. J.
Cook of this county on the night OF the 14h April last
were publicly executed at ton minutes before eleven
O'Clock this morning by being hanged
The execution took place without the main tortinca-
tions of the city. -.
Samuel Carr, Washington and Jackson Wilder OF the
Fifty second United States coored infantry convicted at
tho samo time respted by order OF the rresden
MOBILE EXPLOSION
The destruction of life and property ny tne explosion
at Mobile ON Thursday has not been over estimated
The killed and injured are mostly soldiers Human
cause of the explosion has not yet transpired.
On Saturday last the bells again sounded the alarm OF
fire The Planters warehouse, on Commerce. street. was
so badly shattered that the day following the expo
sion II was blown down and by means caught hre
Nearly all the glass in the windows in Mobile was
broken The shock terrible
PERSONAL.
A. c. Graham Esq, President OF the National Bank IN
this city, has arrived from the North
Brigader General Farrar, commanding the district Oh
Natchez has resigned.
General Forrest and wife we're in vcksburg day OF
two since They rou for their home at memphis
Mat Luxon the guerilla Forests half brother was
brought down the Yazoo TO Vicksburg on the steamer
Pocahontas heavily ironed II Is reported that he sur
rendered to our under assumed name but was
recognized, placed in irons and Immediately sent TO
vicksburg
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
Miscellaneous q.

We are indebted TO Purser Moorhousc OF mshIp
Republic from New Orleans full files of late papers
go% reports March OF Cape Horn had very
her lost bulwak started the cutwater and received other
damage.
BARK MAGGIE HueG. Hugg, from Baltimore for San
eafy Sl'''''
BRIa CAROLINE from Baltimore for Mayaguez before
ported ashore has been got on %nog %
cp sp@Ss' ere% have S%s deserted ns% the @ vessel
LAuScHrp-At fremont 25h u from tho yard OF Hiram
Fye schr OF i tons called The northern Lghi she was
Fahayen I'm inst schr clGda Of @son @ 37O toms od
Of Capt @ Blachler She Is built Of white and live oak
tSpsides. and is OF beautiful model.
whnlemen.
Bark Eugenia, seen sid from New Bedford June for
Bark Eagle sid Bedford 9TH inst for Atlantic and
Bark Union (of New Bedford Smith, at sea May DO
4 blacShsh. , ,
shin Success Chase from London for NYork May Lat
a. lon 81
Foreign Ports.
AKYAs April BIN port ships Grant Hinckley, and
hs"Ha.T April port ship Argosy Swift from San
Francscoexpeced to proceed TO Moumeh to load timber
'oi AsrlswaiI, May 2sArr bark Isbel, Tieher Ph%de
psy NYork 10Th bark John Griffin, Chase. Cenfuegos
XRTcIBo, May i6-In port bark Ansdel tBr Lee for New
'S.si csossTapr, S May N-Arr EmIlie: Nyo,k r.., ~
,ons 1sEi Eagle attiew. and sSeoo for
ET G de- %H,sps SE sG %S rS% cG6
Regent Hambn; X II Tucker Clark; Ellen Foster Robin
;SH ys tsP Warren oSa H Kate Prince SS do Industry
nell do disg angdon Davis from Singapore 22d,
nnc sapphire Hatch from Liverpool 2st Busieed
Arr At do 10 May % ship Tempar Martin, Bombay.
CALLAo April S-Arr ship El Dorado swee,rer England
and sid May Tor Dunkrsl; May ships Gaspee Andros
Chinchss and sd 7th for Cork for ordets th atlanta
5safia. ss1sfa cs and Ss Shi"ssss S ' 'vsr v
sid April ~, ships Lave Oak, Alden aud Chapn, Hall,
Chinchas May wm pnsmore s1e, Foster and Thomas
! In port, May ~ ships Herald of the Morning Williams
from San Francsco on Aprl ~ Delthayen Freess from
on th barks Sierra Nevada Tanner from Puget sound
ith: Harvest Queen, Eery from port in Peru on 9Th
for Nyork days; Plaenus for do 3; Rosamond for
do 5. 49,. ,,,,- 49,,
I'd Helen Mckenzie do; schr Reward, Martin do for Lin
gan CB. -, .,,,, -. -,
Morning Star, Smith, Baltimore Sid 26sh New World
LsoAs May gIn por, sriss Leighton lie Leighton; L
Burgess from Halifax for do. shrs Haskell, Haskell
andJ Iuntngton Jones, Tor 90 rnne9na HOT from =
Hathaway hathaway and veima Moore, from and for New
YORK; Il McIain Litchheld, Ada Ames, and Margaret
three weeks Sid 10 a7ih brig Jas Nuhe Cole New York
schrs Rock ngham Frisbe and Bailey, Crosby do II
MosrsyIpSo March s~In port bark Jas Brett Jewet
from Bueno. Ayres Cor Amherst ready 70 sail 49,, -.
Malaga Cid 18th bark Ibis, Hatch, NYork
May n p0 5 .ss .ss%;np Say ssT"s Saara Td
from do San Juan on do PartsIsourg Douglas from
Central American ports on 2th Salvador kahbun from Dc
Robinson from Nyork goth dirg Sid 10Th ship Wash
ngon Berry Caao 25th steamships Constitution, Wat
kin., san Fr@nc'soo; dus'e"'a" "'" Oe""ai Amonos"
Piorov, Nay r--Arr barhs Anadao Fraser. and Lord
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
the REVENUE FRAUDS.


Extenslve Seizure Of DistiIlerl.s In south.
Mine, &c.
[From the Peoria I'LL Transcript
The suspicious Of Deputy United Staes Collector Chase
OF this city, leading him to the belief that he had not
whskey at Coavlle yesterday morning he proceeded to
pay the locality another visit The party entering old
dsused coal mine proceeded until they came to what
appeared to be a carefully concealed lateral cham
Der, closely stopped up with slate and shale This
torn away, and after cropping short distance the
advance And whiskey sure enough there How
much whskey the mine would yield it was impossible
to tell until full investigation Accordingly force
was despatched TO the place to roll II out At last
counts it thought the ''yeld would be at
hundred and fifty barrels
We hope that hereafter we shall hear no more about
prospecting for oil boring for coal Collector Chase
can beat tho crowd prospects, and ''b0res" He
goes in for the rea craythur" and finds it in the cask
As for Dunno Fuller Il Co, IL they can be done any
fuller would like to be informed.
We learn from the Southern district Of this State that
within a short time United States Marshal d. L. Phillips
has seized the following dstieres various parts Of
this State-
is charged with illegally manufacturing hundred
and seventy five barrels of hghwines This seizure
made by Samuel d. Ward Deputy Collector of Chicago.
At Pekin, the distillery Of Columbus J. D. Rupert,
against whom the government forfeiture amounts to the
immense sum OF $643, 800.
Also at Pekin the dstilery OF Mcintyre, Glfoy Co.
Also at Pekin, the dstery OF Rankin Ressnger h Co.
At Jersey Landing Jersey county, the distillery Of
Fisher l. Fuller.
At Belleville the distery OF Frederick Won Schroe-
der government forfeiture $50 900.
Also at Beevle, the distillery Of Ferdinand Braun;
government forfeiture $130 900.
Also at Beeve, the distillery OF Schurer Kuterer;
government forfeiture $4,000
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
SHIPPING NE VS..
ALMANAC NEW YoRK-run DAY
ann anre commencement. 20 WATER. morn IL
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Steamship City Of Limerick (Br), Jones, Liverpool
Ship Mary e Riggs Lowell Merchant Carman
Ship Augustus (Brem. Schumacher B"nsor-Baetjer De
vertu
Bsrf SuISs rs%ao GOV BASnIl BEoSkman ssan
Bark Rising Dawn tBr), Cain, st Andrews NB-Boyd
Brns Adela DAM Murllo Porto Cabeo-
&Co: n. q, r,om,.- n q p.n,.,on
s & III hoashoa
Brig Aimore Cook Boston -Miler-s Houghton.. CT.
s$E ss$E @ s%s SasEs
csr sssr wes clss sr
RsSs SSpt kssA
schr seaman Higgins, Bcston.s dodwin.
sehr Lawson, snow New lIaven-HOtchkiss& stannar
sloop Pitts Porter Chincoteague
sOop Brown; Carr Proyldencs1;L l., Kenny 4 Co.
ARRIVED
US gunboat Mount Vernon, Acting Vol Lieut. Com James
Steamship Costa Rics Tnkepaush Aspnwa May with
and to s hours with mdse and
40 ,s5GS Hsnsken % Fillmore '''' '
ss and to Ja. sT Hand Baltimore IS with
Steamship John Gissen Kelley Washington with md'e
Ship Molocsa Nickels Fortress Monroe sd'ys in ballast
sps.asssS Il, S S e q
h95t Y9ssss 2as % g.. Brown z with sugar
Bark Evelyn tBr Jameson Cow Bay. IL days With Goa"
~
Bark Jessie Br) Grant Cow Bay, II days with COAL to
Brett. Son Co.
Brig b Johnson of Yarmouth s. Scott, Arroyo, r.
May l6 with sugar, &c 10 Boyd Hincken - .
Brig Florence Nightingale (of Lynn, Engl, Winsow, Are
ceiho y X, IL days with sugar, &c, to Geo Buley.
Brig Mary Williams (Br) Kennedy Matanzas Is days
with sugar, to Pentz Bros. .
Brig Cyprus Br) Perry cardenas IA days, with sugar. to
Brig HOLY HOLY hook iBr) AIDE Insan sdays with COAL to
l. Routh 4 Son.
Brig Ellsworth -, CORVALLIS, with potatoes to Dur
yee Hyde. 80 .
Schr Willie (of Antigua. Dyer. Rustan May 90 with fruit,
&c to Vessels Saw schr Norweser gong IN; Nay ~
NNork. Supplied her with provisions
Schr Sea Breeze, Coombs, Beaufort, NC days
Schr Helene Pierson. City Point, 4 days.
Schr My Rover, Hughes, Washington, 3 days.
Schr Lebanah Wall, Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr W Bird Robbins Elizabehport for Boston
Schr J Deputy, sturges Elizabethport for Boston
Schr q u King, Mctiregorr Calais.
Schr Rogers, Hochkiss. Gardiner, 5 days
Schr T seymour Kelley, Boston
Schr surprise. Bearse, Boston.
Schr Tryall, Snow, New Bedford for Albany
Steamer Eliza, Hancor, Fortress Monroe.
SAILED.
Steamer CITY Of Limerick ships Jula, and Clara Wheeler
brig II Pitt; schrs Julia, Baker, II Finch ii Hobart
Absross Monson. Lee, Palma, Henrietta, Geo Darby
N Van Name, Edith. w Coyer Fletcher.
Wind sunset Sw and light
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
NEWS FROM THE GULF.
Our New Orleans Correspondence.
Nav ORLEANS, la, May 81, 1865.
rHK LAST EXCHANGE oF PRISONERS

EXCHANGE PRISONERS
On Sunday evening last seventeen hundred exchanged
Union prisoners arrived from Camp Ford Texas They will
probably be tho last exchanged in this war The prison.
ers belong chiefly to Western regiments. Among them,
however are several from the ono Hundred and sixty.
second, One Hundred and sxty.ath and the One Hun.
dred and Seventy third New York Volunteers, and ow
from other Northern and Eastern regiments.
They we're loft without guard portion OF the time
at the stockade at Tyler and though they started from
that town under escort Of Gfy men Of the Fifteenth
Texas more than half OF their guards deserted them
at Marshal This was owing to the approach of the
cad OF the rebellion In Texas Il having been
rumored that Kirby smith had decided upon surrender
ing to the Union government the whole Of the Trans.
Mississippi Department.
Rations except beef were not given 10 the prisoners
until the third evening after their departure and
then they had 10 send 10 Marshal With request that
ra,ions should be sent TO meet them. This was done.
Among the prisoners between thirty and forty OF
the officers and privates Of the Chicago Mercantile bat
terry and the crews Of the steamers Emma, City Belle
and John Warner, as we'll as the remainder OF the
men belonging TO the gunboats clifton and Morning
Iignt The latter have been prisoners In Camp Ford
over two years.
rRoupiK vrwrEN uoIORrp SOLDIERS.
An afray occurred Sunday night last u this city
bet weon white and coorcd troops which might havo
suited very seriously. As II Is, ono man mortalIy
IL appears that abou, ten O'Clock quarrel eusued. On
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

BowER-AcKERxAY- Wednesday June Z, by the
Rev. DR.. I. s Duryea, Gso D. BOWER Of Trenton, j.,
Miss IdFFIE, the only daughter OF Geo. Ackerman,
ESQ., OF this city No cards
BURNETr-CHPP.--At st. Johns church, Kingston, N.
Y, by Rev George Waters, JANIS g. BURNETT Of this
city. and JULIA M daughter OF the late Charles w.
Chipp OF the former place
CaRsFIxID-SNEpEKER.- Brooklyn on Wednesday,
June T. at the residence Of the brides parents by the
Rev. A. A. Willitts JoHs NJ. CHRlsfIfLD TO JULIA g.,
daughter of f.. " W. snedeker ESQ., all Of this city.
New York Express and Cincinnati Commercial copy.
D.SA-RAYMoNp On Thursday, June s. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, by the Rev James Dunn,
SAMUEL W DANA, N. d. to HELENA, only daughter Of
Asahel Raymond, Esq, all of this city
ENrz-BurKKKY On Thursday, June $, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents by the Rev Alfred Beach
FgapISAsD 5. ENrz to Miss MARY L., daughter of Mr..
Joseph Buckley, all of this city.
GAsrKS-DRuMGoLD- On Wednesday, June Z, at the
Lafayette Presbyterian church, Brooklyn, by the
Rev Theodore l.. Cuyler, RonnT GAsrES TO MARY 4.
DRuMGoLD, all of Brooklyn. No cards.
HARrsHoRNE--JoBNsoN.- Wednesday, June 7, by
the Rev T. 5. Hastings, ID. d., CHARLES ID. HARrsuoRNs
TO CHARLOTTE LOUISA daughter of j. X. Johnson Esq
all of this city
on Wednesday, June T. by the Rev N Snel CHARLES c.
HUBBEL to EiizAMrH w. daughter Of L. G. Guernsey, all
OF said city.
HowARp-wRraHr On Wednesday evening June 7,
by the Rev Howard Osgood, JosEpH B. HOWARD TO
EMMA LOUISE second daughter OF Robert N. Wright, all
of this city No cards.
MnLER-McNAuGHroS On Wednesday, June T. at the
residence Of the BRIDES father by the Rev T. N. Kip,
d. d., WILLIAM d. W Miller OF Brooklyn, to GRACE,
daughter Of p McNaughton, NJ D., of Albany.
MuNroRD- ANsFoRD.-On Wednesday, june Z, at the
Church OF St John Baptist by the Rev Dr. Ducachet tof
Philadelphia and Rev c. r. Dlie, rector, BgNJAns A.
MuMFoRD TO MARIA PENSocK, daughter OF William Z.
Hansford. OF this city.
NIcH0Ls-HAgr "Wednesday, June 7, by the Rev.
c. C. Norton, W. WALLACE NICHOLS to Miss DEBBo ID.
HART, OF this city.
NIcnoLs-HAwxNs. Stoney Brook, L. l., on Mon
day, May !, by the Rev. James v Saunders, JoHS y.
NICHOLS, ~ New York city, to Miss AMY r. HAWKINS, OF
stoney Brook
OsBoRSg-HoLDES Thursday evening, June l, AT
the residence Of David l.. Allen Esq, by the Rev. La
Dapn nf Rra1I SOuth I'm lea
to Miss N1TIE HoLDsS, OF Brooklyn. No cards.
Troy papers please copy.
PrDcEoS-KENsEpY Tuesday, Jane 9, by the Rev.
Dr Morgan, of St Themas' church, JULIAN RurLEpGr
PIDoEoN to Miss MAGGn MARIAN KENNEDY, all Of this
city No cards
SrASLry-BRAprKy.- the Sands street NJ f. church
Brooklyn on Wednesday June T. by the Rev. Charles
Fletcher, Mr. DAVID srASry to Miss JOSEPHINE BRADLEY
all OF Brooklyn. No cards.
The New York herald., 1865-06-09
Died,

BscHRAcu.-On Wednesday night, juno 7, OF con-
sumption, MARTIN BAcuRAcH, aged ~ years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family and the faculty
and students Of Columbia College respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence Of his parents
3ls Second avenue between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets this friday afternoon at one O'Clock precisely,
without further notice. -
BKvsrr At the residence OF her son-in.law John 8.
Bogert Mrs MARY BESSEr, widow OF Peter Bennett In
the I'D OF her age In full hope OF blessed mmor'
tality beyond the grave
Asleep in Jesusi blessed sleep,
From which none wake 10 weep;
A calm and undisturbed repose,
Unbroken by the last OF foes
Asleep in Jesusi oh, how sweet
To bs for such sumber meet;
With holy confidence TO sing
That Death has lost his vonomed sting
Asleep In Jesusl peaceful rest,
Whose waking is supremely blest;
No fear, no woe shall dim that hour
That maDifesta the Ssviour's power.
Tbe frends and relatives Of the family arc rospectfuIII
The New York herald., 1865-06-09

There has recently been financial flare up on the
borders between some of Western merchants and
certain moneyed institutions in Canada It seems that
certain contracts for future delivery Of New York
change, entered into by bank agents in Montreal with
American parties the basis Of gold at date Of contract
have been repudad by Of the Canadian banks on the
ground that its agent not legally authorized to enter
into the agreement 1t also appears that shortly after
the breaking out Of the rebellion Of the Canadian
banks discounted large Of four and six months
paper for both American and Canadian dealers, paying
the discounts in American currency at 125 per cent
the dollar gold being then at that relative premium On
maturity Of Of this paper in Canada gold had ad
vanced ZOO $50 and to $50 resulting in ruin to
many of the borrowers, who had to pay in many in
two dollars more for every dollar they re-
ceved the discount the banks realizing large profits
the business Now, when gold is declining, and the
banks likely to lose by the operation they repudate
the contracts of their agents.
The business at the Sub Treasury today was as fol-
The New York herald., 1865-06-09


CoFpKn-The market was quiet. We hear OF further
small sales at 23c 23xc., gold, for prime Rio
GREASE 10 900 lbs sold at lOc. q 13c
HOPs in fair demand, and 800 bales changed
hands at o. a S5c., mainly l6c. 9 500.
RICr quiet
HAY was firm at csc 81 for shipping, with good
demand,
MoIAssRs quiet but steady
PROVISIONS. $40 bbls pork 678 do beef
" packages cut meats and 80 do lard The pork mar
ket was irregular and lower An effort was made to
effect advance, but there too many sellers and
not enough buyers TO insure success The sales were
10000 bbls cash and regular at $21 so $2s for new
mess closing at $2T 75 $24 so $25 for old do S17 so
a $40 for prime and SO so q $40 for prime mess;
also 900 bbls mess for June July at $24 so
e21 60 Beef quiet with sales of 200 bbls at $40
SIS Beef hams were steady at $25 $28. Bacon was
dull the sales were small at 15Nc for long hams
Cut meats were rm with sales of $50 packages 12c
active speculative in lard and prices
Hc. Nc better The sales were about 900 packages
1t 15Hc. . 19c. Butter and cheese were quiet
PnrR0LKUMThe market for crude greatly excited,
and immense speculative business was done in
lots deliverable all this month all July and all August
Refined was quiet and steady: The sales we're about
900 bbs crude, at SHc 35c on the spot and 33c
AKc. for the forward deliveries. About 800 bbls.
refined sold at Soc Sic in bond and CSC. Toe free.
SU0AR.-The demand was fair and prices were firm.
The sales were 100 hhds at 10xc l2c. for Cuba
covado and lie. l3c for Porto Rico also $50 boxes
Havana at 14Ac
q 17c. for Western and city.
TgA-The demand has abated and the sales were
light.
TALLow active and nrmer The sales were 200 Oso
lbs. 1t 101xc. I0Xc.
wHsKEY. Y.-Recepts 2e4 bbls Tho market was
drmer 500 bbs Western sold at 81 OF $40