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, 1865-05-30
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL.
M0N Il rA&k. q.

MONDAY EyKaIHo. My g. 1sss.
Tha week opens moderately htisk, with In.
creased activity In nearly al hraoches OF trads.
Cole ruled shade higher, 1od with fair ship
ping and .peeu.a ire inquiry orproduce. tbs gen
cral parkets ruled frnef. Flour was moherat II
active and steady. Wheet advanced 21fSc per
bushoI, corn auraseed &c per u'he!, snd oats "a
ltc per tu.he!. Whisky vas s&55e pr gallon
higher, md Proyisians r1ied hrn with fair de-
mand. After Change hours, on account Of an
advance In gold, the markets had strong upward
Owing 10 The expected large Influx Of visitors to
tta Northxeste1n Sanitary Fair, wateh opous To-
morrow, our Wholesale merchants anticipate IN
upuaually heavy bns1aesB during The nex& i've OF
three weeks. ......,-
The mdueT market presents 10 new features
worthy Of pose. There 10 IN increased delnlna
for currency, hut the msrkst IL Ahundauty well
supplied, and the bsuka arc passing psinls com
me1rIal freely at 10 per cent per annnm. Tia
atseet brokers are doing very little and rstes ars
nominal at 191i per cent per month. Hortzags
Loans sro easy 1t SOS per cent, on long time.
There Il rather more exchange maktnx and tho
market ia better supplied, but the demand 10 stlll
active and rst.s are steady It PR buying and l-1o
al prem. aelling. The bankers sold 10 each otn-
er 1t = premium Of o'17oe per 1,ooa. y
1.-THE receipts Of produces, though still coupara-
lively light, are on the increase. To-Day tho 10.
ce1pta cou,ptissd 427A ob1s Aour. 57,63t bushels
wheat, ,ep bushels corn, 3,11o bushels oats,
1,e5s bushels rye, aud AeGu bushels barley. The
receipts during the past week comprise 22,4s3
bbls -four, 1861 hu wheat 273.s3o bu corn, H.
cbS bu oats 800 bu rye, and II, col bu barley. The
Ahipments OF vhest during tae past woek amount
to SEQ bushels, OF which st9,l75 bushels wero
| sent to Canadian ports. Thus far the shipments
to Buffalo hare heen much lighter thau ulual-
hence the scarcity Of wheat Ia the Ealtern mar-
kets.
Gold opened In New York to-day At 135 and
sradua1ly advanced to 5 p. H., when 1t closed at
Isl. The fol owing table ehows tho quotations
| tele ezranhe ed to Jpmet BoY1. gpld.brpket:
, 1865-05-30

md rat extcymnater. administered by her
own hand. Deceased was supposed 10 hAve
be.u var widow and a'ried second hus-
baad several wccks ago, with whom, 1t ap-
ps1s. she did not live very happily. Tho
records OF the police court shows her to h.Te
been before the Justice on last Frid4y on a
charge ofassault and hatteTJ, prefsred BY
her Lu.rapd, and tlued IN sum Of eight dol
las, Deceased 1eAves one CHILD.
Quite violent shock Of an earthquake was
experfepc.d In this city at seven O'Clock tfis
morning, prccedtd b. rumbltne noise, a. Of
a distant explosion. The motion was Of a
v,b,atory Or rocking character, in some csses
distu: hing the crockerJ ware upon the
shelves, ard teftn'na'1n in srcmuious mo-
tion, The shock lasted about eleyen &c .onas,
and created considerable sensation In the
city. The effects were more pe<ceptlplo to-
wariB the suburbs.
Tie colored people Of Hannibal, Mo-, havo
ccnt.ibuttd SIS 10 the National Lincoln Non
urnanf Tnu1
, 1865-05-30

4Ct1TEt VIII 10 fuSpK6 10 PE1ttG. WaQu0t8:
HKXtntK ..
CITY Hsrpess 4 eHQ0 % Collar q H..... o:2La a5
Ck unffy Hart en- "a g Slang ter Soe. Qf8 Oil
ip,m:a'm. = sasi % Chicago. osaa 90
Ktr brayY s1kan s. BueucS AyEes., ora o4u
iii, n........ 1Aoa1 % Qt!noco hcte... o.3s3 s.
Etuntis Upper. o2s9aS5 damaged ..... o.y7a IS
1AE-
EauRhte1 Sole.. 0.teGa0 50 F:tnca Calf. 81
HaEItss. y ~. 4e@att @a......-:..: z4o3 135
Ill. No nv os.:::::....;.- lisa aus
ZIP, No. i III. as:ai g y ~. d. 1ooasooo
ca 1. e1tTs...--.. 1a5Ge3lO effhrn CAift Le-
Frrnch kip. 1sE { mohes, Sec-
ctcie 49,; LA(9las oaoe. duz.. .9 ecah5 %
F:enth Cali y Lntngs. r dog. 8i0A!a0o
p..... S01 ho-ns. . DAG. Is oesl7 ID
f3IL-ThsFA Is ytIy little Going, aa4 Hanots Dis.
LII. 4nfAh
, 1865-05-30

Gov. mIl1sr's Visit to the M1nnesota
Troop4-Netntorcen Nt1 for rho Bor-
def-LAtest from tha Indian Frontier
The Head OF Standing anQA1o.


-QcTeEnor Miller returned yesterday from
washington Wnere ns haa oeen upon business
connected with the state. hs visited, upon
the route, nearly ~ the hospitals where there
afe an Ainneso1a a,t q, so,a.eis. % AZ p; Louis ne
found aoout one hundred and twenty, as
Louisville FORTY Or ht1y, At washington about
one hundred, and At frairie du Chen (whera
BE- he called on hls return Journey about htty.
The great ma1otitJ o. the patients IN the
hospitals aIe doing well. Tho returned sol,
dieta from sontheru prisons arc In the most
critical condition. All VIII bo mustered ont
20 soon - they are able to travel, provided
their descriptive lists are forthcoming. While
In Washington, Cor. Miller made strenuous
efforts 10 have more troops sent to the State,
and be Was assured that the written request
which be left on file at the War Department,
would be likely 70 receive favorable consid-
e1ation- The War Department promise to
faroE Minnesota, as much IS possible, In the
discharge Of troops, owing to orr Indian
tronbles, spaTsely settled country, and scarcity
Of farming hands.
We learn BY recent arrivals from Washing
ten. tnat senat95 h1pmsey vas about to isaTe
washington ior et. faul, more tnan week
ost na e. rns ~ fare IN
70 make our settlements tecure aEatnst their
ineu1siuas' 70 ne aeteIusaea ~ 1GnlAlas u oluela
possiple, 70 !adnSe rn tne nal DePaflmeat 70
sena oooy o. s.2N cavalry 10 operate on the
J.t1.- p
1ne n tnle lanaanls ana tntey anoeflaAIng.
y ~oo!a o. pafelg poss1o!e 10 70 oses estmate
tne sa!us 70 laas stats o. saea !at aa auGaeata'
i' tien o. ons caVAty i9sse' wa!c9, unael enet-
eeuc ansc.1on. % molia " M sunielsdt nos .oJ onlJ
" ens1ss tno sssatlJ " our MeeMsa aIa sesue.
ments, ous 70 VIDE Iae taarauoihG sion1 !fom
sne Iaee u ios eatn' u % Ssaaxo! M..h;ase hl M me
9, S.e 1 Intotea. 1a mas " 1e2'o washington 4oe
~. ~ n;a4s,ess ~. t1e, ri paenasx ~, Tho
ora Phst s .nenr1o iii, ardsre - t,nIe s
G Ha1 af1,,a et ~ h"ra hs. ,'a,f,nt
"a ~ thst Z isrrra fcrre rsn ha roncanfr.teJ
Ttha LA, rao1,,eaa NJ shorf nntfce
rn1 Pfsendet wI,tes t-am Fort R,dr1ev m
~ a,d Ih,t At II =. N, fha nreYtons even
inr ~ ,1ecs1vei a 4isnstch f,dn, iient. Mc-
Gtsde ~ Ms5e1ta stafinr TINT fonr indi,n.
~ hsa,, ~ .osr 1,s.- Tsta Hao.s. and a1an =
.,<'1's fn;a,a., ~ tha uicin1tv ~ 3eronrsor,s
| 6'nS,V A4o4an - eao stIiu.s5 " oao. q
, 1865-05-30
HtscellaneDus.

By authority OF the Bee.etkzJ Of the Treasury, ~
undernzned. the 6eneral Subscription Agent for -
aa1o Of United 8tAtes Becu5.tes, oers 10 tha public
the third sesies OF Treasury Notss, barring taTan snd
thrsstent pN cent interest peE annuN, known aat4
, 1865-05-30

The testimony In the conspiracy trials Of
Capt. Wctmersklrsch. 3 German, vas potftcn-
la IL graphic and edifying. He testified to
having found the photographs Of JET. Davts,
Lee aud others in albums at Mss. SuI1att,s
house, and . photograph Of J. Wilkes Booth
h.dd. u In the back Of a little picture.
Hereupon the lawyer for Mrs. surrats tslsd
to pIoye that such likenesses we're to be
fund in the houscs OF loyal persons; Afeer
waisps1ing tn his client, he asked, "Dld you
not lind photographs Of Union Generals
70 which the reply was, No. slr. none :;
there was one Of Mcclellan" tcounsol H.
SWel1 s,r, was not he Union Gsnera'r'
II don't exactly know; I believe he was
employed on OH s.de." ,-...
when sIres'ed, she requested permission to
katel down and pray
"Aap' exc1aantd 4 the counsel, then sha
kueIt and prayed. did she" 80
Auswer-" She kpels down. don't k1oT
whotker she prayed OF not"
, 1865-05-30
FR931 WASHINGTON.
The Stats Tfials-FuIther Develop.
m. DTS &Eat0st NRndefs s1d Ehomp.
soA-rhe Suppressed Tcsri1AoAy.

NEW ToRE, May a9.-7he .Rtraldt Wash.
ipgt4,n special says: "The Government ID
In possession Of important testimony fixing
upon George N. Sanders and jacob Thompson
not only direct corpltcity With the asssssln
Booths plan to t1urder President Lincoln,
but th.E guilty agency in procuring the dis-
trlbutIon of tbd Infectt clothing In the citteR
Of the loyal States, and attempted lntroduc-
ton OF portions Of this clo1hins into tho
White House.
The New York 1iFDtne's speeial has the
following: ''eecretary Stanton desires to
leave the Cabinet as sonn as the military
trials are finished, aud the army reduced to q
permanent standard. President johnson Will
then eend him as Minister to Berlin.
1T Is Understood that the indictment OF
JEFF. Davis Was st the instance and BY the
approval the government"
The New York 1smet special ssys: Gan
the supp, esaed testimony In the conspiracy
trial will soon be published. It will show
the relevancy and materaal1ty of much Of the
published evidence about the fll-treatment OF
Union soldiers, and the acts and declarations
Of parties in C&nada, that to some has seeun-d
thus far wholly uncounected with the case"
The Ho7id Especial saTS: "NotWfthstaud-
Ing Kirby Smiths surrender, troops wall be
s. at TO Texas to protect the border and main-
tain ordcT.''
The New York Htna,ds Washington special
kays: The 25th army corps, under General
Neitzel, will commence enharkfng for Texas
today. Gene, I'll Giles A. Smith, Of the 18th
corps, has been given tho command Of d.
viflon Of colorcd troops. and will accompany
General Weltzel to Texas.'
, 1865-05-30

The LAkt Ditch.~Ihe Last Battle Of
Nhe hebrltlun--.AstAcko on Cvl. Bar.
reGtsh Cavalry.

new YoRK, May 29.-The .HerulTs CORES
Rondtnt gives full particulars of the fight 1t
boesehico. TeIas, The last battle Of The re-
bellion- The national force under Col. Bar
Iett WAS only three hundred. It started out
Tor foraging purposes and to surprise rebel
camp at Palmetto Ranch. aud xas In the
commencement Of Its movement vary suc-
making other valuable seizures.
Col. Bas7ett's troops kept push
ING en-, diving parties Of the eaemy before
ihem, TIL finally they found themselves con-
tfonted By Thousand rebel, aud were obliged
to retreat. It appears th1t Col. Barrett had
none killed In the lighting and only five
wounded but on his return to Brazos, seyen-
y Of bis men Werp missing. Many OF these,
however. Afterwards made their escape trom
the enemy. and returned to ca1np. The rebel
lcss is not known.
Great excitement was caused at Browns
Vile by the 1novgmrnt of Col. Barrctt's tor-
aging party, the rebels there taking 1t Tor an
advance on that place.
, 1865-05-30
TIE MOBILE CALAMITY.
The Grrnt Powder Explosion - 300
Prsnne Mlfsds Eight squares Dee
mo1f8hed-I1E0 Steamers DESTROYED.

new ORLEANS, May 26-On the evening Of
the 24th the main Ordnance Depot, located
In MarshalPs warehouse, In Mobile, was
blown up With terrible consequences. About
800 persons were killed, and many wounded.
Thousands wire buried In The rims. Eight
entire squares OF the city were demolished,
ard eight thousand bales Of cotton burned.
The steamboats, Colonel Cowles and Eate
Dale, with all on board, werc entirely de-
struyed.
The ei1y M was b9diy damaeed. Total damage
by the explosion is estimated st eight millions
OF dollars. General Granger WAS prompt In
rendering relief and comfort to the suherers.
The cause of this terrible explosion is unces-
tain. The ordnance stores, which were =
when it occurred. The entire city Is more
or less injured by the explosion.
, 1865-05-30
>Rurley the Lake Erie Pirate
..r.or, 1hr ratrrtf Tfthune. 27tn,1

From 1uC DelU4L Al4pA1Gs ~AI4-4
This individual is ut present remaining
oui.tly behind the bars at the Detroit House
II CORRECTION, get is possessed OF 3 spirit ot
ss !SselsDSs sSs en a3d fefepf Tsr9
=: Port Clinton, Ohio, will indict him at the
:Iune tenn Of the court, aud the case VII
then by common consent, ee t5aasts1o Gts1s1ana 70
where Burley will be tried. During recent
Conversation with the prisoner, he expressed
to u bis satisfaction thst The %ar IT., vs. ,s
mseht have been otherwise. Re says that
he capture Of JET Davis, after sll that ihs;; !;
r;dnal has done TO .'fre the Southern heart, :"
Is cne oi the most disgraeefnl aaairs on Re.
cord. and hopes he Will be tried and hung
@ Sor TREASON. @ He also hopes TINT several other
rebel officials will swing. BuIley is Just as
much rebtl at heart as ever he vas. End
should he be acquitted on the preset charge,
he win doubtless 70 to Mexico or some other
section that will afford ample scope for his
Wild and adventurous ideas.
, 1865-05-30

TIE ATLANTIC TnEGnApu.-Ihe 1nanuac-
tnrers o. the Atlantic telegraph cable repeat
with great emphasis their promise to have
their portion Of the work done hy the end Of
MAY. And the further conduct Of the enter
prasc for s7me time thereafter will mainly de-
7olEe upon Capt. Anderson, Of thr Cnaatd
steamship China, who takes command OF tie
Great Eaa!eln during the laying Of the line.
Capt Anderson Ia to hare q picked crew to
man the vessel. On the management OF which
aaea1ly every t1'nE would seem henceforth to
nieIMna. IS Ihr f>aytn9 out apparatus is sid to
| and each separate WIRE and coatlnr, Of sh:ch
Is composed. have been subjected to tha
most eealchine tests et every ett r a. The work
| hae progressed. Aud whatis m4in1y wantrd,
| VIC take 1t, is steady ship and ci.ar-hspded
and experienced co1au1ander.-N. ]. Zlnaes,
, 1865-05-30

Heslprnt{on-The Revival or Trade
Removal Of Heattlct1uns.

NEW YoRk, May ao-The Ntra!Ts savan-
nah correspondent Gays: The removal by
the President Of the restrictions on trade
with the Snuth has already caused great
business revival in Savannah.
1.-THE Custom House in that port has been
opened. Lines Of steamers arc now running
regularly to the up-riyer towns. Communi-
caittn with the interior is rapidly extending.
Cotton Is arriving from the back country,
psT e. eeps s tx
ditIon. ,,,-,,
issue an official order on the 26th instant re-
moving ali restrictions On trado throughout
the Suuth.tf
, 1865-05-30
q. s. $50 Six per Cent,
G0L,p-BEARING BONDS

These Bnnda sre now worth handsome preznlu1R,
and ara exempt. u s1e nj the Government BondR.
from STATE County ard Municipal Iaraton, toAseA
adls }foa. a4se to Gafes per cent per dnnGus to tF
cae according to tho rats laTlei upon osnr proper
II. Tho intereEs payable ser annually By coupons
attached to each naee, which NAY ba oK and sola
to suy B&1k o. Ha1kef.
, 1865-05-30

SUP.CkIPTlOn AalsNCT 7-3O LOAN.
stcpxp NATIONAL RAyK or Cu11Aeu.
1his Bang Wit reseive soosestp:toas 10 ~ ~ -
u. & Notes and Psy tns 1ntcTest from dAts OF sab
bcrapslon 70 the 11th OF ny x,,,
1hr.1 naiee afe i,sned 10 ds.oHsa aaons ni ~ s1a
sS 81 = D. per II IN leg Il saadr noteA Or. Il
she optlon q sae as.. n ~ 9snt = sola 10 ae ~
re- Converted tho Of tho holder. At mateFtJ
trto per cal 5 u go!d bt:s1tok e2sdA
Municipal taIsftl.n, And having this adFAazAxe. AZ
the best lteusify fnr inves*R1ent row IN sae nks
We allow she Rsux rate Of pr cant eHNMAss!da "a
anh- gonts And send the nosez free Of caNzS. ~ -,
Tbs oosea MI. hs ready tx de!seJy 1boqS tns II %
Juls. J A. ki-L1A4 f1oo1odnA-
QWp / TNKHAA. (.asniet.
, 1865-05-30
FROM kPR1NGFIELD.
Noyement4 Of Gov. O&iesbJ-Ols01-
xfous EtFe-1ufclde-EAElh uAkes

srn1xGp1nD, May 29.--Gorernor 0glesby
and staff. togtther with Col. Niles. Assistant
Adiutant General, left here for Chicago, by
he morn tain, to participate in the opening
exercises Of the Sanitary Fair tomorrow.
The Hon. Newton BatemAn, Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, will also be present.
Quite an extensive fire occurred this nom.
ing ut four o'clock at Camp Butler. Eight
vi odcn barracks were consumed, with tnclr
contents: consisting Of co1ntnissary stores,
kuapsarkE, tents and camp furniture Loss
not yet tat mated The fire is supposed to
have bet n the work Of paroled psls 5nera. as q
1tvepee for some real or imaginary wrong on
the fa,t Of the officers comtnAndide Ut camp,
Ava man named Joauna KIiew. ased forty
one years, committed suicide IN tht1 city yes
tcfdky evening, from The cuests Of laudanum
, 1865-05-30

TEE REnH1 pHBT---A GEN1En AEn xoE-
x,nns MEruop OF Surgeon
Crawford, who accompanied The late e3psdi.
Zen. Jef, Thompson, tells a new rebel dnan.
cial dodge which doea credit to thea1 ingenu1.
". II moi to their honesty. While In ccm'
rnny with JEFF. Thompson and his subordi'
na,es, vending their wsJ 10 the place where
tbe formal surrender Was to take place, the
Doctor fell into conversation with Coi: hitch
en. formerly lawyer In 6outhwest Missouri,
and. amongst other conyersation to beguile
5hr way. nsked the Colonel how they expect
ed to NV the Confederate debt. "lt will be
promptly Or paid at maturity p ssld the Colonel.
With apparent indignation at any suspicion ol
uniairness. or rcpudiatton- I'VE htye con-
atier i "a treaty q peace Is signed between the
United States and the Confederate 8:ates OF
America; when that time comes the debt will
doubtless be paid to The last cent?
, 1865-05-30

Man YORK, May 20.-Gen. Howard, COM
missioner Of the Free dmen's Bureau, has Is.
sued an order announc ipe that tho ds!oyal
forutr owners Of abapd oned dssloyal plantR'
tjons In tho South, now being cultivated by
fieedmep. viii not be alioned to dIspcssass
lie Iatter, which they are, In some Of the
sta'es, making efforts to do. at least not m.
til tie growing crops are Sc, asod fot the
beasdt oI their present cultlyators.
, 1865-05-30

New YoRK, May e9.-The New York 15Hts'
Goldsboro correspondent, 21st. gives an ac-
count Of d large aud enthusiastic Union meet
Ing in that place on the Goth, at which the
organization Of q Union party was made
The conduct Of the negro troops garrison
Ing the town is spoken Of IN the highest
termE.
About one hundred and fifty rebel soldiers
are paroitd daily, and nearly three thoueaud
rations are issued to destitute men and Wo-
men. An order has been Issued tuat the era
tuilou5 IA ions will cea8s after this montk.
, 1865-05-30

LuMBEE-Rece!ved, 7.4aa N shipped. ASA n
Tne ode1iprs To-Day wfrs much llehssf than usah',
.hno outnx to the scarcity Ct dotsa's and
eans1 toa3, ta1.1ets x1s soaeHh.t rtsts!:ted. ou
the light supply caused Affirm -e!tnz. sndtuers Wsa
no chauEe in vs!pes Bales were: cargo sehr Sc t.
nzm Grand R.es, IS N 4ulSs, nalaaee mixed At ia
b, o. Brewster; Caryo achs l.. LII ~dlngtou, frsr1
Sturgeon Bay, 10 m s,risa, b&aace nxsd, 81
b, sci eek; C.sgo schr Sorsis Il N o.; nso 1so N.
rncatly ksr d aud bolrts. Rt 251. b. Bic ford
1HINGLEa Recr1Yed, ss1 n ahtcp "a. ss7E' Mar
ktt puist .n~ sse.a5 1t t fat Al. WITH ass Of 9o
m y. that tguse.
LATH--R.ce,yse lss a sailpsa. 80 ~ N1ks'
tea dT A. S1EQ,
, 1865-05-30

The steamer Magenta left New Orleans
on Monday, the 22d inst, bringing the mall
and late papers. 1t Baton Rouge she met
the flag Of truce boat, from Shreveport, with
the officers OF Kirby 6mlih-Geu. Brent and
two Colonels 4s eoon as Taylor surrender
cd, Gen. Smith wished to follow his example,
the only reason Why he has failed 70 do 20
before, WAS on account Of the Kentucky and
Missouri troops refusing to accept terms
unless they included permission for them
to return to their homes. Tie force amounts
10 about Sc, 900 msn. represent, d to be moth
ing but mob. No trouble . anticipated
with the pr3vates Of the rebel army, but the
officers OF Smiths command were driven to
desperation, having lost ali they possessed,
and have no homes to return to. Lieut.. Gen.
Forrest is IN Memphis. He boasts Of having
lost twenty~uine horses, md having each time
killed Yankee himseH He is one Of the
few general braggadocaos who will fight Large
parties Of the rebels are forming to 20 to
5lexico, some to Jparez and others to Max'
million. Some explanation Of the explosion
Of ordnance, published In our dispatches from
New O1leang and Mobile, this morning. Il
Given us BY gentleman lately from the lat
Ter city. When the rebels had possession o
the city they stored immense amounts O
heavy ordnance stores In the cotton prcsseI
Of tho city, and, In leaving, the,
distributed 1t eareless1y shout In eveFT direc
ton. The ordnance officer Of Gen. CaDby'i
! staff has been engaged in collecting 1t for ths
| last month. Fixed shells were left By then
among loose powder, and the f1endish scoun
| ,.,.S. aorht ou+trfn~tad eurh m orsur
, 1865-05-30

In f,fnrinnntt m gstr,dav r,at tha n,o,,v
market vss r,sv At ANN ne- rent nor ann1m
Eastern Exchange Ea, alan ea,|er ,t slen75 n,en1
buyfnp md 11o prem,nm selling.
II ia said that ,tnce the roads now comn,tzfn5,
tho New York Central. were built. the stock hss
| been increa,ed to fanr Zines thu tnye.tment.
The Michigan Southern esrnincs far the
| ,b,,d veesr IN Msv are renortnd at saQ irx ,agn
The nre.ent ye,r. I'M, far. has hen 1.,,,.
| 49,. ..f t., 80 tn.,..,.. .a,.-.,tes 80 ~.
,s..s, hts 49, - ,a-ss .n,,- =. - .sss - ,e."
.sss ~ 49, ~ o a.s ~ saoe -. 4oss'
nusu "sae As ts',... o. p.ssSa. w ~
.ssd,a - na--an. -v..h -s1.sa =, ~ 49,, ~
nn.r d,.15.nas zrhtch ~ nsrsi1v 5ac,.-aJ ~ 49,
Eaa.e 1 ~ 11ns Tha 1o..a. =. vsI 49, - e,,s W.
.3oTc h,ya b,en prfat, anit outta m an,aen,c n
tne ,x,v of ffres hs, raeed.
NTSe 1osses in Anil ~ Ares were nrnsn.l1v
| -. - 49,. =, ~ .,e.+ ~,ss..r,1 e.. -.
.Aees nu oae ~ toe I.oss eueeesstu1 ale ouces
| In tne CITY Of ne" fofk nas mad tho entire Ke-
| eeIpss oS the laurth 9WslioMed M By 1osseg.
| Tho Boston apeut or ono Of the New York
1,s,r,,-. ,,rfs, nna 200 ,h,,a ~ tha s.o.t-
s4ase eompan4ss '"nS '1o AA41" " Nao ssosA
| OF the Company
.ha N.s. wy Fir rn.n~.nc. ro,,n.a.a. -
| r' 80. w ,sASs ~ wv
company Ii set oo"n Is ols'alng ~ per cent !
| eleven, 10 per cent; ElI, per cent; two, u Der
| cent: three. 7per cent: seven. per cent: nltY-
FAM. ner cenl: ten. 1 pc, cent: and .eyen !,
Tar csnt ~s0N' 'sA' 's4 .sN'' Aoa s7'sns ~
PEE IN. T1 v 1,,,.u. .,,., - =. A..
,,d,na r.t,.o,a cn-ncrstton. tn;ns,tes h1 ~, ~
|
, 1865-05-30

The monthly statement for March last
Of the Agricultural Bureau, shows the de-
c7ease In horees during the past year throuSh-
out the country to have been over8 88, ,0oo, and
the decrease In mules s.. 900. Missouri and
Kentucky exhibit the largest number IN this
falling oil, the former 81 ,Ase horses and "A AL
mules, the latter 63,C49 horses and l7,o15
mules. This large dininution in the two
States named was the result, Of couzse, Of the
, 1865-05-30

rAN sdl&s Qf Gratn Itoto s7sade On bdhs q e
sso1 are IN Get2Fdanee tctth d fsS9tuton pdsse2
'Ch0n9e, elna rspoTssss ~ ~, antx o&srpdsa
H<f
, 1865-05-30

during The evening dispatches were received
from Ga'agher's Exchange, New York. giving
the opening price Of Gold as 1917 sud the closing
price the eame. Dispatches to the Stock Ex-
change reported an advance to 1888, closing very
, 1865-05-30
Another of tho Conxptr1torsA Ar.
rested ut Buffalo,

BUFFALO, May ga man named ". D.
Beers was at7ested It the Courier House, in
this city. on Thurtdsy last, on suspicion Of
being connected with the assassination con-
spiracy. A card, or letter, supposed to havo
been dropped BY him, was found, which con-
tains allusfons to Booth, susratt and JeG.
Davis, the failure Of the plot, etc.
, 1865-05-30

Not until yesterday did Surgeon General
Barnes allow Mr. Fred Seward to know that
President Lincoln was dead. This lnte1ll.
gence was kept from him to preIent the effect
upon his nervous system. When Surgeon
General Barnes told hin the fact he was very
much shocked and Was temporarily injured,
but not seriously put back, He L. now deem
ed to be out of danger. Secretary Seward
was summoned to appear before the military
co mmiseion yesterday, and gave his testimo-
ny rclative to the attempt made upon h!s lie
On the night Of the 14th Of April. Surgeon
tafy to undertake such task at present It
ID likely Mr. Sewa,d's deposition will be taken
atlhis house. SECRETARY Seward and Mr. Fred
Seward have not been allowed to sec each
other since the attack made upon them or
the 14th nit. They are, however, not kept
In ignorance Of tue condition OF each other,
, 1865-05-30

~Thc State census Of Minnesota fsabout
10 Be entered upon. The Secretary OF State
has forwarded blanks, together With instrue-
tIons, to al the County Auditors IN the
E4Atfu
, 1865-05-30

EAS FRANCISCO, May ya4f-rwen'y-two men
Of the barque Brontss Mexican Emigration
Pat,y, we've arrested by the police last night
on charge ofc, nspiracy to seize the PERU
sian STEAMER Colon laying in this harbor, in
which 10 put to sea to attack French cruisers.
as p,iyateer under Mexican co1o1s. The
case Elll be examined btfora the autholi-
ties.
The evidence in the case Of the Panama
pirates Is clearly aguinst them 60 far.