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DISPATCH As IT affair
I'D N TIE CINCINNATI
cQNMEEEtAL, NAHcH
91H.
GoLDsBoRo, March Il; !
Via WASHINGTON. +
March 8. ]
The grand comttna-
lions in the Carol lnas
are now reaehfng shcir
1tunl Developments. The
roar of artillery from
three grand columns Of
Union troops, is re!e1.:
be1ahrg this evening.
AsIwnte, on the fields
atput t;oldsboro, the
sudden roar Of the dis
tant artillery tells NJ
that 4 light II progres-
eing. Those heavy vol
]cys, repeated agai1, and
again, mean that the
rebel army Ia making
some show Of resht~
2nce-
TIE occurAToH OF
GoIDsEolo.
Gen. Schodc1dh army
IL encsmped about this
important point The
advance, 4tho sh New
Jessey, of Gen. Carter's
diriaaon, Of hsj. Gen,
Cox's army, marc1ed
through the town this
at{ernoon, having made
The march Of eighteen
u1ilee in eight hoRta.
Gen. TeHy's column
il opposite the town On
The south bank Of the
Neuae, having made I
rapid march from WI.
mfngton-
> Tho first slotted work
pfCcn. Schoteld'a army
il completed. Thetr
banners art planted
about Go1dsboro; and
they have done the por-
tioii assigned them by
the Laent. General.
The enemy's caTsEy.
the LIT South Carolina,
were the last 10 leave tse
town. One hundred
bales Of cotton were
burned, but the I'm
ncnse dtpots Of the
railroad uniting hers
have been unhafmeh
and some OF the rolling
htock left in our hands.
The ra1lroad Itself y
nnharn1ed though Al
btldges have been
burned. The city Vas
surrendered ty the
M=yor. Guards were
etai1oned through the
city and propssly pro-
tttted.
TEE LATTs1-1o p. n.
sNt-Tc hare commn-
nlcated viii, Shcnsn's
.:seht. The battle was
iii right for us aQd not
e.eay5'
, 1865-04-10

AL those portions Of the 1mcs' Especial. y
printed IN italics are forgery
In The Office by or under the directions Of the
editor. The only wire it came over was the
tel-lte~graph line in the Office Of the seccsh
concern. This is part, and constitutes the
chief part Of the extraordinary news enter
prise Of which that print boasts. No reliance
Whatever can be placed on the "specials " it
publishes. The basis Of them is furnished by
fhe New York Horld from which it bess or
borrows, but the sensation parts Tie ex-
elusive news" ahead Of oil competitors, are
concocted In the eanctum by the editor or
some penny q liner who subsists by perform.
Ing that sort of disreputable work. We make
no attempt to compete with The 1smes in this
species Of journalistic enterprise, but leave
that field exclusively to our facile neighbor,
willing that it shall enjoy a monopoly Of 1t.
, 1865-04-10

aANE DISPATCH Asl1Ar-
PEAnKD IN CHICAGO
TINES, MARCH, e9rH.
Special Ditpatch to The
Chicago Times.
GotDa1oRo, n. C.,f
March Il.
The grand coInblne
tons In 1heCaro1lnls nre
1ow last reaching their
final Development. The
roa- OF artillery from
three grand column of
Union troops Is raver-
bcrating Gr erer ne
sandy pl1tns eF North
L1Fota1d. This srkaino
tbs critied! hour IL al
M1. 1Ae Unlon col
1H'1Hsdre about TO unite;
but, AZ they ntGr fo-i
other, the rebes GIN, Ios
Jehasson sfoa&5s tottd
.orces collected and
oT7'ss at hand to sfrike
o7se or The othxr Afptt
their United strength
orerporkrshs,7a. Il to1s
for q ting undecided
1ohdt column sro.dd bt
TIE one to reel undtrAis
'ch0rget. The 5iswsl-
tioWhare hen suchfhat
~ hes &ten compelled to
stTke tAs mos& polcsr}t4l ,
0rmy-tHt qrG1M army
Of the 0iaSissippi, ua-
der tAat tried and gtori- !
sus leader, Gen. 6her- :,
usdn.
A. / wita, within
lelds about Colds boro
the sul}en ruar Of the
distant srullery tells u
that the battle il pro-
gresssnE in ali it, }ury.
Those heavy volleyAre. /
poated aEuiu and a<sfn. !
mean thAt the rebel 1
army. gathered and
s7a1rshakd under their
tr3ed leader, has ben
forced to giEs bottle,and
that the sans s7asn rho
hare faced and .fou7ht !
each other on many 6Qt-
t|e;felds bejore are .3o,p
sfFNygling for ths mas-
tsry in North <droliaq-
Gen Scho1el7'aasmy
Il encaDped about This
important point. The
Advance-the 9th New
JorseJ, Of Carter's d.
vision Of Mxlor GeAcrai |
Cox'a ARMY = marched
through the loHn this
afteruoont having made
, the march Of eighteen
miles In eight hours.
Gen. Terry's column il
opposite the town, on
the Aouth hank Of the
Neuse, having made 4
rzpid march from VII
minSton-
The nrst allotted work
Of Gen. Schoileld'saruy
il completed. Their
banners arc planted
about Goldsboso, md
shey have done the por-
don a4slensd bv the
Lieutenant General.
Tht enemy's cavalry,
the 1st South Carolina,
were the iast 10 ]eave
tho Town. One hundred
bales OF cotton wefe
burned. The immonse
dopots of the railroads /,
centerdng here. have !
been u1ha1med, and
Hone Of the rolling |
stock left In our hands, :
The 1a1lrQad itsa1r 4 = !
.aahnsed. though ali !
burned. The city was !!
surrendered by Mayor !
Fewett- Guards were !!
stationed through the !
city and property pro- !
LATEn-1o p, H.!
We have communicated i
with Shermants right. t
The bate was all. right /
, 1865-04-10

L Paris letter In the London H<ru,d says
that the Duchess de Morny, in accordance
with Russian custom, had her hair cut OF,
ard placed It herself IN her husbands coffin
as pledge that she cannot marry second
time. It is stated that the late Duke has lett
noht}1um1us memoirs which arc not to be
published for ten years af.er his death.
, 1865-04-10
A RXt,H mAN3S WAR

II
We hav- fron t1,r f1-st h,andsd tho -a,o,-
,,o, oga,,et ths 11r,,,, ~ ,.r.r - a~;st,,ss.
rr arainst de,nncracv. of s1ax.ho,dn,a 1-,,re+
~creinon,rn of o1t1,rch. ao,,nst 49, .saa,.
Fro,, eve,v n.,t ~ fhs sorth ~ -i.inas ~
a. .-reat e1ana " x3tr.sses - ), - - .asosor S W
+,on or ~. f,,ndsmrnt,1 .rt;o1s - ss,t,, ~
Fouthe,n ,,eon1e cTcent ~ s,oraho,dass ~
havr ,onr eincc ,e.,,,ed hat 49, r.hn,,;a.:
a q rich man,s war" Az fast AZ tbov cons -
under The r,rotrct,on of mr. a., +,.~3sa,a
TIN s.rann.h cha-,astan ry,,,,,..,.s-
Richmond. ,trhr so1d;ars desart;r, s.~,r, -. ~
rehel army =, ca,,turaa T., ,,o 49, ~
4.1r- On tfe,r 49, tbi. has ,'..,, :. s..;s 49,
man,s rarn-;n vh;ch the s,svcho:aa,. ,r..s
perfectly willing to aacr{fce IN Tho - s,tar e ~
their crime all the non. .slayeholde. >. In winch
the planters were brave in driving poor
whites aud Unionists into the ranks, unp:in-
clpled In keeping them there after their terms
expired, Indifferent generally to their vel
fare, willing they should bleed in bat
tie, pine IN starvation or rot in the
hospital, 70 long as their slaveholdlng
P1e'eeeuses were oe'enoeo ana sustained.
"e oo nos su1nslenuy app1eciate 1oe military
t1po.l1.ee ar y, leese e1emeats oa moral "esk'
aess @ N ue 1ene1 cause. aoI 1ney 1ofm IN Inc
1a' 1,1t,.a HAs LIE 4e~oou ~ sa5 uo"nlah "
. s 49, soa..s.:a a 81 ~ .a1e 4ol nau. VI
su SA'4 ~ ~ ', 1:S1n =, ns eo1ua.an4e
~ a.,s.n..1.-.,an~ aas,s r."a %" " msu' ,l
- 1.S a,,s' ouS eoasa na'e o.su 1spt
~ ~ eNpp.Ie ,:@m % tl,at "an.
49, s 49,. 80. s ~ 80 10y
-. 49, , -ae,s,s.1o ~ .,,tnnn,,osaa 49, ~ ..a...
ee,a 1900 -. --. -. A..
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rna sho.a :. -; =; ~. Il;
The amount at some points ia given too large,
and for others too small. At He'd Wing fur In
stnnce there 94 00O bushe1s instead Of 15D 00O
mating the amount In the handa Of farmers for
sale, bnt only what is s.ored and awaiting the
opening Of navigation to be shipped o00 900 bush
, 1865-04-10

The above table, It will be seen, shows CREST
filling Oft in the shipments OF cut meats, which
arc less than one third Of tho amount shtrped last
year, and only about one-sIxth Of the amount
ahiptted in 1SfA
, 1865-04-10
QONEmERL1AL.

SATURDAY EyMN1HG, April 8.
The following summary shows The movement In
Produce and Provisions, during the past "A hours:
nEo11F7s AND sM7x11rs fo8 TIN FAsf ~ aouaa,
, 1865-04-10

Weeh shipped By all {n41.
Ri,s Tssn T. ansd 100 os lss than TO Buffalo,
BEEF CATTLE.
, -.... sATuRDAT EyEy11e, April 8, 1866.
The receipts this Heek ara LOIS head more than Int
week, and 2,oe1 head mora than the previous week.
TIE market opened this week very quiet. There were
out lew Cattle In the yards. and most OF the buyerr
were celebrating the tall Of Richmond. Towards the
middle Of the week, with he2vyr ceipt1 the market
hecame more active, but very Wekk and depressed.
The receipts were much more liberal than the demand
which MI chiefly contned to Government account
and whIca was limited by tie want Of sufficient trans
pottaton. Buyers. consequently, he'd of, buying
such lets n they ccuia get 1t their own dEnreI
Tbs market, under this pressure declined fom 50 70
&c for 100 ~, and soue sellers eyen claimed de-
cline II $780, largo proportion OF the Cattle sold
however, were unususl1y good and the decline con
scquensly not 50 apparent In tie sales.
Therehkre been some lots OF very 1ne extra steers
received during the week, which we're .ol Ut lower
figures than they cost In the country; In fact thrre
have very faw cattle sold hers during lhe HeeE
that have realized nEst ce4t
TO-DAY the market Ia dull and inactive. though
prices havs bsen well maintained. We note no
difference from the figures Of the preyous day, Tno
being Borle really nne stock offered. Tho buYers
were mostly for Government, though few Eastern
men bought some choice lots. For the Goyernmsn,
about 100 head were taken At range OF about s;oo
825. E1tta Illinois Stee1E. good velgh:, brought
$9.e5, which 1as the highest price paid.
Tha entered eales to-day ere over 100 head Soma
Of this ysi ds pretty VIII CLEARED the Fort wxvoa
being a:most entirely empty.
Iht TO lowing are the Closing Quotations. :
, 1865-04-10

Proposals Advertissd for in LoniavfIie.
Major SJmonds, United States Commtssasy at
louisville, has 1ssucd proposal. for oids for the
following supp}les-b1dR to be opened on the
1lth:
6,G00 barrels e1tEa -four,
50.to1 pounds chofce No. Rio coffee, In double
sacks.
$4,000 pounds, choIeo Java coffee, In double
eackR.
$4,000 pounds brown surar.
0,Um ponndt bert quality star caud,eA
, 1865-04-10

nlfsB1As7pPI.
The Lacrosse Republican estimates the number
Of bushels Of wheat stored 1t different points on
tho upper Mississippi and its tributaries above
laCroaso at nearly Or quite i've millions OF bush
els. Tie Democrat says these figures are 1rnagI-
nations Of the brain, and proceeds to state the
real quantity as follows:
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o. S. $40 Six per cent
G0LR-BEARING BONu

These bouds arc worth pfsE.!nm which iners
the ac.ual pront On the 20 !oan. aad Its ezeml
49, Rtase and municipal sazatton a&tds frota .
t'ee pe' een' mort. aeesstdinz to the rate 'evte
se@s. sge@@ss.E&4StH .ss--1uo i1taress IL paid Ii eur
semtAnnually BY coupons attached to eaea
which may be cut OF and sold to eny bank sr ba
Tbs interp4t hrnnnntx tn
, 1865-04-10

The demand hiss been Light, and pE1eea have tended
downward. Durio9 the iore Fart OF the veez the
decline was fully SC per Ito 1s, but lateF 1t rallied
title, and reh1ly prime grades commanded good
prices. Indifferent grades were only saleah1e u low
figures. The supply Is fully adequate to the demand,
snd tone Of Sery good quality but Light weight we1e
offered.
The sates were ~ follows:
FuRr WAYNH YAADB.
sellt1s. Buyers. No. Az. Price
per rtiy............ Quinn ............s1 1G7 3111
Cooley. ............M l03 8.a5
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET

SATCHpAr ETKx1Ha. April 8. 1855.
: FREIGHT6-The Michigan Central, Michigan
Southern. ano Jerry EotttnChams Line have to-say
x2leed 10 take Height on Monday, By rail and LAks
Efie. tia Few York Central Ralroad, SUBJECT, how
erer to lhe opening Of lake navlg 4uon, at the 10
, 1865-04-10
@iSrfllaufuua.
U. s. 7-30 LOAN.

B7 antho1ty of the Secretary Of tne T1sssury.
urdersf@ncd hss assumed the General sualartpt
AGENCY fcz tho sa1e Of United States Treasu.y Not
bearing seycn and three-senths per cent i1ta1tss
xnnum, known a. the
, 1865-04-10
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

These NsteA srs issued under date of juno 18th.
aud are payable hrse ya45s from thss time. In !.
rencJ. G. Aze eouve,tib,a a. the option ot tae ao
INFO
, 1865-04-10

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL Be RECEIVED
Fiz7t HAttnnnl Bank ut Chicago.
Second National Bank Of Chicago. i.
Third National Bank Of Chicago. !;
Fourth National Bsnnk Of Che go.
FIFTH National Bank OF Cnteaxo.
Commercial Nation ii Bank Of Chicago,
VA n.1~@t4ethsars' National Bank Of chicago
us.h.,,..,~ ~-tional Bank Of Chicago
Nerchaah' National ns. q chiesRa.
ro-,h...,.vv '-sf Chi sGo.
Union Rational Bank Of Chicago.
sp7pss7 2w2tp-2tw -
PRESTON., WILLARD
kEAN, BANKERS. and dealers IN Goyeruu,ar
cnf1uts. ~ South Clark street. We ars also a.
1ed OF Ar- Cooke to receive subscriptions 10 tho
7-3O LOAN.
apspd51tf 2dp
, 1865-04-10

1EEE NAl TT SAIES TUDaY.
FQkT EAYHK TAHD4.
"Alwozth q Mallory sold Salty 10 hesd me7ion,
kEAat WGzk1nE o1en: AveFaE1 1,o5l. 1t Is co
Thtssme e Wthb Philips 1aheSd mediuu stor,r
averagtnK 1,lSo, A!$65e. '''eA'
F!,n e9la Ro1enthal 10 head low grades avesszas
AtoeIt. Ayets41nZ 40 n, at 4S.55 "s'Ne'1
$8B7H. - = Ss"0a'ns A.s''' a.
q: Adams 1old Webb 4 Phtlilpa u tesi 1llIa:h
stects, AveEsg1nZ loo. At IS IS.
:.... pRoygas' UNION IAEpe
RS Z. $!.s5.
a. Ihe Same t. same. II head ayes aEtnx is ~ 81
Nallwort MALLORY aold q. Ruhls 4 Co. 3 hssd
averaging l,9t0 1s, at $G25
Same to SANE, 80 had RYerakf8X So d, 1t 411a-
, 1865-04-10

Az Rsa~Fof ali ;sil'; rates there Il no chaaSe
set, but q cline Is exIece 9. soon.
LAKE. FHKIdHrS-W quite active with the 10 low
ing tnEngemt1t: Harqnes Orphan Boy and Lzntat-r.
and tclcot r. ssn Jaciut oata to nun*.o 1t SIC
chsrtered last ty-ntog. harque scars
Geo. G.ble, Lis Va non Iona atnf, Tark 3tast. Jes
re Hnyt Mantsuk and George Steel. Oats IL Bafalo
atSc All to load Immediately.
ket I'll, sales WeIe: - 1eo III BaEe9s i ehoic..
S.rg Extra at Is a5; 1co brs Boone County, do at
WHEAT-Feceived. 94ie bu. Shipped, non-.
Spring assi.c6l 3o5 In co at si.o;x: 53.Mo ba
do ~ at14t l0tGG bu do At 4l07k; ID 600 bn to at
Il Tx; ECU bu do at u ok Il eco bu do u 100
bu No 1t S1.oo-clo.irg quiet at II ok for NO
.URN-keceIver, J. rS9l bu; shipped, t00 bu. RaL
.tacteo orr. 4asc better No Co n advanced r..
s. les were: SO nn No Co At SIC 100 bu Rejected
st ece too tq DO 81 3sc 4co hu IT 5c 1000 hu do at
OATs-Kee.iyed. 2,ss.s bu; shipped. so pu. Nal.
H sdvansed !@lhc sales WIRE: rs 900 bu No Oats
lo9 p d9 81 aeAs 81 asiHsiag rather wsaS e. 4 +e
quiet R.1e. were: 800 tu No R7o n store at SIC.
BARLEY. Received, 40 bu: thpped, 1,n9 bu
Markes du:1. Sales weSe 100 bu primo By sample at
ALCNIlOL-Noninal a at s4I204 Is.
kEAE4-Afe Qules Sales Wtte: 10 bfls poor At
KRO011 ClRN-Market dull and a1no:t nomt-
nal 1t s2101G Ga3GG 10 per ton
HEEHN -X-sAies 1Gv rs prime At 4cc.
BDTTtK-RecelEtsa IS 1851 ns: shipped none. The
3 dull tor all hut The lest qualities oi rolt
, 1865-04-10

Cloeiag prices fer caah, AptI g. 1ee5. RecsiTsd BY
T. G. sstcnstsu d Co.. Communion, Stock and Bond
B1ske1s, II Clark street, Chicago.
, 1865-04-10

LUal e RKeeeiysa. 90 inn sei. 0eo sim
shinvles, and DO lath Ie maskrt t,r csrsos. Is
nihsi| r. Ms1ppi'sta 9 ana sith dem.na
Sale! were: cargo tehr gndne. nom Grand River IS
m s:rirs II 1l71o balance mtxed, Il ti5.00: c.sgo
r. 81 60 oosh 70 By 1rith Fuller. Cargo schr r
Haieen. EoH. p1eEtc Marquette LII N, stztps md
b. HickIo'd. S" 7'Ae
There q activity In tho yards but 1t la owing
pr1ecipsJ to the fact that eoncesatons arc rnse o
our 0uDtHtloun -"-3 ~
, 1865-04-10
OCCUPATION OF RICHMOND
The Surrender by the
Mayor.
TIE. NATIONAL FLAG
RAISED.
Ruling Passion Strong in Death

From the y. 7. Herntd Coz. ef April 3d.1
.ExscTuvE MANSION Or JEFF. DAVIS,
- h1oH1osD, Fa-, April 5, 1855.
First 1ST1hAT1oN OF IuR WITHDRAWAL OF
THE ENEMY.
About halfpast three O'Clock this morning
Gene;al George F. Shep!ey, chief Of staff %
Major General Weitxel, felt convinced, from
tie statements Of the large number of desert
efs comfhg within otr then lines, confirmed
~ dispatches from Gen. Hartsuff's lines on
INC Bermuda front, that all the rebel works
afound Richmond we're being evacuated, and
tnat Lee and his army, and jeff Davis and
nh,x his Goys;5nnsnt had already taksn " the
Carolina boundary, and that the way was
clear fo1;; the occupancy Of the rebel capltalby
the forces Of the United States, General
.Weitzel ttlegraphed those conclusions to
Lieutenant General Grant, who replied in
stantly saying TINT he had no doubt that
the slightest difficulty.
TIE SURRENDER
On the instant Gen. Weitzel, SO clear Was
his mind upon this subject, dispatched Major
d. q. Stevens, Of the 4th Massachusetts cav
alrv. and Major E. E.. Graves, OF his staff.
with forty cavalry, to investigate the condi.
ton of affairs on the roads leading TO the
rebel works and thence to Richmond. Thls
party had scarcely proceeded far within the
Isnel @ lines whfn ahn tHsy 1y ssPsd shabby car.
flag. Approaching this vehicle, 1t Was found
to ccnta1n Mayor Mayo, the head of the
Richmond city government Judge Meredith,
Of the Superior Court Of Richmond Judge
Lyon, and several other worthies Of the rebel
persuasion, who announced that they had
come out to surrender the city to the compe-
tent authority. This took place within
distance Of two miles from the city, after the
untcn Majors had found their Woy through
several lines Of torpedoes, and was marked
by the following conversation:
Major stevens-Who is in command Of this
flag Of truce3
JUDGE MERnD1TH-lt fs aIr. Mayo, Mayor Of
The city Of Richmond.
The Judge, at the same time, introducing
the Mayor md all of his associates to Major
Stevens and Major Grayes.
Mayer Mayo then handed Major Stevens
small slip Of. paper, upon which WAS written
It is proposed to formally surrender to the.
Federal authorities the city OF Richmond,
hithLrto Capital of the Confederate States Of
America, and the dcfenses protecting it up to
this time.
The document was approved Of, and, Major
Stevens accepting its terms in behalf OF his
Commanding General, It WAS at, once trans
mittcd to Major Gen. Weitzel, who Ind 81
1endy sent out his skir1n1sh line, nnd upon
the receipt of Mayor Mayo's surrender in
stantly moved his column upon tie evacna-
ted city and took possession.
TEE FIRST TO ENTER TIE c1TY.
The gallant Majors then took charge OF the
rebel flag of.truce party, md advanced upon
the ctty-two capable, efficient and popular
officers OF the stout old Army Of the James
thus being the first, with their escort, to en-
ter the tailen and captivating capital Of
1cbeldom.
THE NATIONAL FLAG RA1SHo.
, 1865-04-10

5eHoW Gftase NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S11
sfGiG ;GWfnE.. HFSs11 iysa todal. i9 6i; shfopea
s6 oris Marie: advanced Psl z n - on n saae1
dsv were: 100 bfs at $265; !. 'i'e @uo ofa
1t $2p6. ..
HA Y-7h< market Is qulet and rns shanged. VesJ
little II changing hands, and cur figures REMAIN 11-
rhnuRtd, We quote:
, 1865-04-10

EA RR0N REEL1at37 d M Qu1aAnu It Pre-
4lqns trtCts Nc quote:
Bsat white Oi eAl loac s3c hr1
besxcte -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-13
FANATICusN-w HAT ~ ITe

An OpprObnous epithct Is worse thun the
bad name given 10 "a dog-it Is ike q sounding,
clattering tn-kettlc tied to his TAIL which
fr,ghtcns him aud everybody else. Given TO a
man, the title saves his iellow-creatures from
the trouble Of thought, furnishes them with II
ready.rnade verdict, and Includes both Il meas
ure and its supporter in one gcncralilcd con
demnation. Oug Raleigh ~. c. correspondent
writes to US that professedly Union newspapers
there style the friends Of Black Suffrage
"fanatics;" and, if we may judge by appear.
ances. these eminentiy souud-head writers
regard this MATCHMAKING as the conclusion Of
controversy. To ourselves il does not seem
formidable. He appcars TO us TO bo the true
fanatic who now seeks TO perpetuate the spirit
Of Slavery dts old forms having been completely
wiped OUT and. against the general opinion
OF the J.st part Of this Nation would prolong
human servitude under new shapes; rs if we
had been fighting merely the modes and shows
and accidents OF the so-called institution, -
and, with a fresh name, were quite ready to take
il 10 our heart Of hearts once more We re-
member the time when he who thought that all
white men sboald vote was regarded as Il
fanatic. We remember the time when he who
thought alcohol drink damaging to the const-
tuition was proclaimed fanatic. We remember
the time when he who believed in railways
was stglnatized as fanatic. We remember
the time when the projectors Of steam-ocean.
navigation were proved to bo fanaiics--by DR..
Dionysus Lardney. We remember almost tue
New-York daily tribune., 1865-06-13
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Gold Closed Last Nigh! at l42ii.
EOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival of the Peruvian we have hye
Gays later news from Europe.
Tie Emperor Napoleon has visited Prince Napoleon
with unsparng ana public for the speech which
the Prince lately delivered at Ajaecio Immediately
after the publication Of this letter Prince Napoleon re-
signed his posts of ycePresidsnt Of the Prvy Connel
and President of the Commission Of the Universal Ex'
6ibition.
In the English House OF Commons Lord Palmerston'
in reply to Mr. Leievre said that claim foF compensa'
ton on account Of tie depredaions of the Southern
cruisers had been presented 10 the Government since
the accession % President johnson, but he was unable
10 state whether the instructions had been given by
President johnson by his predecessor. MIR Lincoln
Mr. Layard said, in reply TO MI Forster that no
fresh claims had been presented
The manufacture Of the Atlantic telegraph cable was
completed Oh Monday, May 20. No time will, OF
course bo lost in getting the fnal insamen of the ca
be Oh board the Great Eastern. which is expected to
start early in July.
Later ad,iees hom Hayti state that the iDsnrreeon
had not yet been suppressed
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conditional pardon. accomPan''" W
from the President
N,,ioraI currency was issued last week 10
..,-n., ranks TO ,bo amount Of e. 45isi5. Total
issue s!3177s70o.
Il is said that Secretary Stanton ia having
,,enered m answer 20 Con Sherman's recently pub
lshcd statements.
There was another fall in the beef market at
Bills Head yesterday OF from l0llc per pound from
last weeks prices.
During the past ten days TO less than l0o'50
troors have been furnished with transportation and
eft Washington.
Maior-Gen. Henry W. Slocum visited the
Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon. and was appro
priate!y received
In the case of Waldron, ProvoSt-MarShai. at
Washington yesterday. an aCjodrnmoHt wa. had until
Wednesday,
The 10th Now-York, 23d Massachusetts,, 18th
and 9th New Hanpshre Re ents reached this city
Yesterday
Major Gen. Mower has received 30 days
leave Of absence when he will report for duty TO Gen
Sheridan
The boiler of freight locomotive exploded at
Frankfort Ky killing 10 persons and sc,ercly inurng
| 10 Others.
Yesterday 275 paroled prisoners arrived at
the Battery from Fort Delaware, on their way to
| Florida.
II is reported at Cairo, that Gov. Clark OF
Mississippi has been arrested and paroed until further
orders
The deaths in this city during the past week
were 4l0--nen Sc women. 81; boys l3i and girls lC7
The Provost-Marshal's drafting wheels used
in this city arc TO be sold at auction on Thursday
Forty three millions only of National currency
rem ain to be distributed among the state banks.
Governor Pierpont has called an extrases'lon
ofthe Virginia Legislature On Thursday next.
. Upward Of 1000 emrants arrived at this
port yesterday from Liverpool and Hamburg.
Judge Dernogg, Collector OF the Port OF New
Orleans. left Cairo for that city yesterday
Neither Board of the Common Council sue
ceeded in procuring quorum yesterday.
/; is now SAID that Gen. Terry will supercede
Gen. Haeck at Richmond
4 Seven.Thrties were sold yesterday to the
amount of :2,5S7,cco.
Gold opened Yesterday at 1881 sold up TO lil
and closed at al The sri strong throughout the day
and closed hrn Government stocks dull aud l!.t
lower ior s2f G. Of 1891 In bauk stocks and inves
mcut shares little doing Border Ss;e stocks firm The
mi.ce shares sesdy. For rsway shares better
prices paid Stock E1chanse but At the advance
sellers abundant and prices broke. Brokers report fair
business OF town. and very moderate orders from
merchants and others who deal in stoois A, The
Second Board the market as dull in tire stree, after he
Board the market strong aud very sciiye Money Is y'y
abundant ana upon esH q, I 9uoea ~ 'Gg pf een on
cIeasing legal endcs and show gain Of over o. ono
upon the week Excl anec is higher ana trm.