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, 1865-06-18

Ias aone1 mstkes closes aet:ye aud uodsss,s,ss :
esay. n1t. " uT.ng to hs.r1 dsath on he Ssuon.1
esnss D5 FAymastere, their surplus fpnss hsaa
net teen ~ large - for some tin,e n.., ~. ve
bankers esner.y discounted god usn.r s NM .a
enonsh as 10 per cent per anaura. n. 5.ny nsey
however. y moderate. The ltreet brn..,. saa ae-
so,ns conn RI as md ws her Of but few 4sn.sc.
ios .sa n u psx sens pr non'h. Mortgage
The fupp'y Of ea.sern ezeaa.ge M ~ nat q, ~,
!oeas, ana nc market Was .hade nrner. A. 1.1a @
discount to paf buying md 1.loa1s NJ. " ~, ~"
inE; hound lots we're in demand By ,ha hsnS+r. h. e.
The produee market. todav up,. .,.s
and fairly active. Flour w dull Wh.s. .aaie. -.
lo~tf: Corn 8e lower, and oats aasc 1oEsr ~ ~
dali. "eAA" 1osk
Cog opened IN New York today at rss., De.
c'!std 70 1871, and Closed At ,. m. 1t 14H. m.
following arc the quotat.ons t.leVs,nh.a ,e
James Boyd Brothers, gold .broksrs. !"
, 1865-06-18
l:NGLTS1G GLEN ENEY To
REBELS.
A Few lnstnDctM OF Its Exercise In
1feland,

CHICAGO, June 1S 1855.
In reading yonr naner q, vea..r5ov r H.,
.o,-,s T., 49, ~
eci'@o. IL sone e1tfacla from the EnEltsf
press that they are very anxious to have u
maintain our national honor by sparine th,
life of JtG: Dayts. and. to urrs M N th.l
d. cd Of clenency, thew quote 1he1r own VI net net,
Of m'rcy to 1rlsh rebels. Nov, sira, have
yet to learn that there is any parallel be
tween tie caaes mentioned. Ireland 3,,s 1,ec,
sufTe,,rr "a, n,a-1v eeva,, ,ontn-,as ~. ~.
t;nn~a $1,000 e. ~. s 80, esssn esutoes, one con
fcroc,tr s.s1 =. s,aaa ma.e, y. T.. 'os aua1lon ano
the history Of the world. On the other hand
the South has been The ru1Iup nowcr IN nj.
cornt,r nnt,1 -,+r r,..,,+ s,ars.. W.
eon.a cf 49,. ...s,,, .sue peIoo' LUG on's
1uu. 1uss W tsti' leoe'hon ne,nR naughty re.
lacsanee 70 DOW 10 TIC will Of the majority
Northern mud-si,ls. While errrr none III
Ire1sni1,s saa story "a s.,,ned -.i,h ssosn
e"a ''o.S a'neu WILL oeens
~Mea "eaid maze the demons smile, the
soa'h cain OF point to one single act Of f.yran-
~: ....-..-
~ ao H. rr,1, sao, w. t.,aa -. law aoto.ag
W w. nc WIZ soon DC ltlea py Jury OF his
coontiymcn aud their verdict will be approv.
Cd " all good citizens. My present objtct
n witt pg to y0n is to present you With few
specimens Of Enslana's den.e.cy to Irish reb-
els. In an ably written article you cite the
case cf the glorious young martyr Emmett.
II you had tuned back few psges from hIs
murder you would have found an era reektny
With tho heroic L'ood Of thousands Of victims
TO England's ":leneney." I eau only give a
not contain a mere mention
Of half Of theu.. O;'course the cases cite
arc only those who were hanged and behead-
60 by n uEt1far military courts. The names Of
the hecatombs of victims who were tortured
and murdered By England's bloodhounds on
their cWn private account are only known 1,y
among the servants Of England's ciemency
vas cutting the hair short, then rubbing wet
EunpOWde1 into the hair and Getting flre to
It. Another was making cap to fit tight
TO TIC bead, ssturattng 1t with pitch, forcing
It On the bead OF the victim, and setting flrt
tails, was an indispensable instrument In
every company Of yeomen, and 80 great WIS
thc oorros 'or The benign acts Of ciemency
pe1icrm9d with 1t that huudreda OF 1uen
were driven Into the ineurgent ranks to
suffer almost certain dsa:h rather than
bear one single aogeing. HalEhanglne
was also tas9llte plan o1!en tried to cK:oEt
conicssi9ne. 1ndesd tne chtFalrons mission.
aiacs s,a u u EnElaaas clemeney otEen tf1sd this
hlan on Poof oellcate Tomctf: anne DeVlin,
Enme5ts se1sant ma'o. was hnng up By the
MEH N!.e ase " sA tuAess anu stnefed 70 1all
WIZ neE "n9le HeEut upon Inc ground.
anna Inc tauehteF anu 1ccrs OF the merciful
sotdic;y Ct ENGLAND. Bnt to her eternal
honor be 1t said, they were unable to force
one word from her m nth. Father Phillip
Roach. ai1er surrendering on the promise Of
having hts LIE spared, was drag2ed from his
hvIsc ~ 1he hair, kicked through the camp
and hanged. Sir. Keush, who vas made
Goyc; nor It WtKfold when in the hands Of
, 1865-06-18
The f:rppA-1 ho RAIN

IFtuo1 Tue Notfoo I VIZ SehuteLJ
This sertfen ct country VIA visited bJ general
rain On Friday. wtlch haa glEsn TextsaiI fseA1
lrtu se There more F1fn north and sou X us
ihsn bere. oot our tstneFs fee ve:y thankful for
what fel. tc their lot. - -
F.S. ~. endld r4in aet in y+sterdsy afternoon.
tud conulu.t at 1ntefrs'B through The r!ant Thts
EerIfok c.outJ SAD DAMP aud ~ endld growing
we1'Eef.
fFrem the Isouuo!a I'll Republican, 1ssh.i
Every day raeet farmers ffcm various partl OF
the county. and upsu inquiry Nc arc Informed t1A.
" E.o.s9E esons srs qui promising. 10 The town.
ef Milford. StocE nd And PrA!&ta 0Feen wheat IL
looking nnutuAl p'oulgnE. The rains Of rho pant
tew caya hav: st0!td 60 d ahfsd tuelf. Sone com
paint u made OF the cut worm md cht1ch bug, out
thsI 1isehlef viii be ttsyed oy the ho: w-Ath-f On
lhe Whole there s koun !a1t Etasou 10 look IT nne
hAtyelt.
From the Mount v,rnon tI!l,} uniontstJ
Ths nhett and Ers crtpt 10 this county nrous'o
oa:f wets to0n arc a'so 10 sk.ox dne II. corn. aI
toou sh sass p!sated G3ns g .ho1 crest 1ens Of
Iat1 the mArket+ muca to the grauncatton OF our
, 1865-06-18

or make. this wax has BEEN quiet. not 1thssan
i4E N 4 The iuk S1tt h4s be- roture1 from 4x 10
pr cent This sEyos Abe Tovemfut hls .. y,E pfa-
aueeo !t3e theet- We h.ye It'll no iueTosemtnt to
Ieno.t ie Pyo1tsions The Crrn market has ben da
1rN nov having.
HAcp9.-Tne demsn3 dos not Improve. hpt only
IN exceptional c.<ts have sale, been undtF tna
atc: :toe O. 'ast vs* Wr aunt~ ruHhefland Gut 1t
- 80, ane Ling Lle.t ST. Cd 70 ssa Cd.
BRkT.-1he n lfket Is quiet. u1h only 4 Moderate
b1*os pas.1rE. but pievtous rates ara asnty sin-
PoaE.-Iha nv sAIes Eade hare bsen asptfcas ra.h-
erin huysf1 tAyots1s % r pr n.E1el of A0 los tor
ihette-atr1Esls are q: ed:od sdiT. and prizes
are ven aa.nsains-. Me Quat. e1lsA qa*1itr q -
,slss ars eononsq e crease. + g. 70 ~ rss CT
sock. 'ha MARKET Il tu!iy 81 ueazrt and prices nov
7sase from 81 TO 65s per cEt.
Eess e hare 70 rvpoEt oa,st Ea5fst. Wheat @ maT
tettR tor abes q ID = II 80 red .intef - tos.,
whlse n "a 70 o 3D. Flour-We q HaEe no aM:faftoaS
from cur aAt qa.tAticnt. Ind!A1 e9fn rtmains With
out change, ". H q A-STrAf1.
, 1865-06-18

Tie instincts Of the beaten SHAREHOLDERS at
the South are such that 1t Is morally sure
that combined effort will be made On their
part, with the aid Of the Copperbead press ot
tho North, 10 rob the negroes immediately
of all real fletdem, and ultimately even ii
the name The hrst means TO this Ind will
be yiliticatiou and abusc-'' the negro will
not work !" "can't:be worked without the
white rebels work 81 we arc told, "Oh, no |
there Ia nothing for him to do-he is liter.
ally starving in idleucss." Bat where white
NTH sta,ve In idleness Is 1t remarkable that
the ncEro should lack employment! The
N. T. World, whose Southc correspondents
modest1y recommend the cxtermiuatton oi
the negro, says edttorially OF the whites:
Of thoussnts t,ui&hins With hunger; In extepsIyc
diss1ets lnanats1 snd production are 70 arrested,
ta.s ahe hsssest ot IL rFe.sn. year viii moi sur
The Richmaud correspondent Of the UeraM
says:
*tThe whole Southern poop e are literally b,nk
rupt- nm informed teni thutc who coast.tot-
the ecxfthteet people Of Rkhmnnu teIose the war
hare now the Ertatrst aitIculty in procuring
for her si,s Rey are s w,t 70 ofk e 1s
there Is polling for Thea, to do The con.tunencr
II. very GltbT afe arpepdent upon GCyt fnrnr nj FIR
bsesd Tor thtir :am,ilrs.'' '"'
Another correspondent adds:
So nt'csly hare Of cath are lhe feruc1t ioy thu
surrounding country that they c1nnot pl5 for tho
labor TO eust1satc their firms, aud e7e cpmpalled
70 nl.r upon tthc-shst te, to hire with rt,pu =.
ton to day ~hen The hsrvt at sets In. Meanwhile
ncJ rave 10 fneuiso food Tor lheir fAbo!esn ont
Of their ecsnty turpitf nud procure On credit,
Indispensable to them. 4 year at les>t mu.t
c.nps- before the s"uth Htli even ehow any tieus
of Ecturh1l & ifotpe!isy. The prrEttstoo has
be very eloT. The earth must get time to yield
, 1865-06-18
CHICAGO DRY GOODS n1AxKEr.

SATURDAY EvKx1sa. June Il.
Wild some OF our joboers The Dry Go,cs market
has been quite active ins the week. whiIs Others
tepczt rather qnlet tf1de Tskeu alt III ii We m.y
c@l' tot msfket mt derateiy active The sr1inE and
summit frada IL drawlng to close, xnd rho do 1and
vil now be restricted to SEAL bulls for keeping I'D
sMottments snd nl1tnt immediate wan,s stasdsrl
sheetinzr are 1c lower. being quotrd At &c, and
nsm It that fgure Adstees rsceivea here y:sseraay
f,osn New York a&y: "Heavy Cottons ac,tye-sd.
va1 cling Standards, eac Amcskeag X, Sc hfehef
Pzin remain nrm q last quoted. BIeaehed god,
q N and unetAnged. T!cIs ssme u lat advised.
WoolcRs he rather slow, but without any ch anst In
TA1uei. coi1onAtsa are scarce and uAnted~
, 1865-06-18

-. -. ,,,,. ~. =.
which, alter announceUents Of future cxer.
cises and matters Of business, tho scsslon id
o4rned. s:ES 80 : .t. ...:
can give your readers BONO .de1 OF tho
nature Of the business to come before the
Coane4 ~ me stA,ement that u the above
TsiesIed 70 Rrollmi9aIy meeting N Nov
poln!eo 20 ptesssn. ING !ouoMios s4olecA 70
the Council tor ~ consideration Egangeu.
II 1, M'niss11
nistef1sl S1uPpsst !, ts%snt os chqrch
tsmS3,ng Rsnavnisnt r ~, tihntt,,,. o eJs'
a.y ns .ooT Tto aeso'asson !. s "as 40 soop'eo'
,,anos reni. ~ ~ % astGmenosa S 70 h2 M.
syer assenjed. 10 snno|t se;e. n1da Fl
Sotiou Tor tho ncxsed snrasnf nr HI mssrrfos,
I'D merc,fol deslnRs of Almighty COD WITH tne
nalion n eounecnon NTH the TaE, md for suppls.
eanoe efaG1us ~ pecaadon o. the spirit Of 9od
ny b. soosee;.tsd N ~ nsstsoasnsss nd n ai IL
- -. ~ .n.nar..a th.t ~. -.o,,,.-
ali, ~as = sn fsn*an nnoans 4cr,t S1s :. Ell r..
s eeWnssons " ne -" ~, y. ..,enIaa -
1ssnnta 1% ef sfa III hI.,ns.. Ea ,i.ss,.e5 ~.
"n@a r. T1 'ps s,teaaaat oaaoe ~ MSino,s R.x .rr
o3,s 5v. "; stoflesnat y y 11, y Ro9, 1esi tsh.
~ ~. ~ 11,1'u<: <1s!s, end aIf3eTs'
Psv TX Psttsn ~ Ch3csro Rev n
Beechsr % o. of 11; Iiiino';s 3 Rey. Jaceb HssSe,l % oi
Fitrhhn;1 ~. Flsh' ar Micbfoan- hes Pat =.
nsm' ~ ohio' RsT. 3. G. Lesrnfd. Of Can.
nsc1icnt. Rer. Dr.. Wolcott. Of Ohio. Wele @
apnointed a committee on credentiaIs.
Hon. Ijnus Child. OF Massachusetts. from
+ha Cnmrnittee on Permanent Orrnni1.tion
n:essnttt1 The following report:
Modetator-Gov. Wn. (. buckingham. of
CONNECTICUT >e'''''' -
Assistant ModeratcrrCbarles G. Ham
rnond. Of Chicago, Rev, Joseph 2, Thompeon.
Of New York.
scrib+-Rsy. H. 81. Dexter, Of Massachu.
Rev. PHO z. Hurd, Of Michigan. Cal:b 1T.
kins, of Iowa, Rev. Nj. Whlttleses, Of III.
ssn,ed by thtte Of lis best known pastora "a
Refs. Ezra 81. Gennett. GYMS A. RarfnI
Ctorre +. Fll,s. are ont In i rnemnrisi mn
testing against The exclusion Of these deie-
Gates clstmtng 10 hold HE Conererst tional
eane, and nulu particularly pfotsstiDg
against my legal Or moral Influence fiom sucS
exclusion. II the name Congregational oe
tion may be raised whether funds now held
, 1865-06-18
CHICAGO srocK mARKET.
-- SATURDAY, June II.
kAlIa AZ WE FIRST 1QAHp.

RUFUS HATCH.
VuXxKXET HAfUA d Ep3HR1 -
BROKKR
10. 15 Nrhan9s P1Aee, Nev Eox.
HoFef1sne1i 6ecur4uea, Sock a14 t3old BoneAa aed
SalG Exc3uatvesy On CcTcElS5xaa
AeNEA Solomon EsnsKea 6oo4. MIezxo m.
4t4H1. alnekfeT EandJ. Chlc1xp, NJ
-. aee1eT, EsQ .Gaitaxo, IN.
4 < Aunn. Ia. C6ttA9o- p.
2 - HoFez8. Ed, Chicago, Ill
Hess1s- Eounf. Bailey 4 Co, Ne1 XuSk El3Y,
Mec<fa- AcEl1 Bros. a CO. Nc1 T1Rk Cty.
H 3. B91H, Rsq.x Rntlaad, VI
N4UA lathlop, h1ith 4 Co., OsNeea. N.X.
Q QNIASf, Eka. Tfski6eu& kocE IAlSnd tail1aaA IA
, 1865-06-18

4ae ffooace market to-day vas irregular aud
uneettlet-mainly IN consequences OF the state Of
change In pricet.
The Provision market ruled very quiet. There
was limited irquily for Mess PORK, with SHES
OF 10 htss at $ad5Q, sellers generally holding st
$97.fo. Prime 4cts Pork WAS more aetlsc, with
e.es ct 800 hrls iepaeked at fl95O. Bulk Meats
continue tn fatr request and drm, with buyers OF
shoulders Mt 1se loose, and rough Sides ut 1e1GA
l91c. A 1ot Of $4,000 ns rouRh Sides changed
banda On p. t. sweet picked Hams were scarce,
and we note eale Of 1es tres eho,cs City ". A.
Turptn Co's} At lie wSighed out Of pickle.
Lard wsa quiet and steady at III for prime stesu1.
Highwants were ffeely offered II $3i Q, at which
prize We note sale OF 50 brls, closing dull,
The Flour market VIA dull aut heavy, though
the Transactions effected show no essenttel change
In sslues. Nevertheless In order to force ea1es
holders would have been compelled to accept a
lower range Of prices. H7e no.e sales OF .oue
500 brls at a6f046.s0 for Spring Extras; $4So
for Spring supers, and x5.a5 for Winter snpers.
A small lot Of White Winter extras changed
hands On terna nos made public.
Tbs market tor wheat opened about Nc better
than at the close Of yesterday. but subsequently
fell baek 12lAc. Abort 119, 90 bu Of ali er4des
chspged hsnts. At Il 20 for Ektra Red Eta50l,@
for No. Red; tl.19 for Extra Spring; &1.l6G1l1 17a
for No. Spring; and q. OF for No. Spring
closing quiet at <l.16xl1.1sa< for No. spring IN
s,o1e. Tha demand VIE both shipping and spscu-
lAtiys.
Corn opered rather dRm and }c better than at
The ciore OF yestesdaT, but subsequently, gave way
1c, ctoeipE quiet at the DECLINE We mite sale, of
116,f GO bu 1t sS9se}c for No. / H3ssc for No T.
md A51ssc for rejected; 6r998lc for No. T. o.
b.; e9iGee for No. adont, and 61c for Il n dried
t. o. b. 1t the clote the mtrket was quiet at 81.
for No. and 53t@55c for No. 9 in store.
The market for Its WIS rather irregular, and
decidedly lower. Early s1les or No. in etore
were made at 53GB4e-s decline Of k6a1c On the
c,os,r1 prices Of yesterday: but suhteouen,lv
the market sold down to sae. 4 little 1ater bei-
ter feeling prevailed, aud tho market ral,iad "a
9Hc. About aGa,G9G hu changed hands Al 5aass1r
for No. i, and SOC for No. q closing with bn s.rn
ofNo. l ut Sic, and sellers 1t Sc.
Rye was dull and lower, with s,le. OF No. . ia
store al 5s515sc.
Barley Wis almost neglected. with lieh, u.1cs hv
sample at 4saDc.
Seeds were dull and aluost neglected. with
sales Of s. bags F.ax Seed At xtso.
Salt was In good dem.nd and dru, with e.les OF
, 1865-06-18


We dad from 4n examination Of the shove nSur~s
Inst th~ receipts Of tai week exceed ttose of iast
v.ekt5 7@6 head. lud the shpmsnts exceed tao4a o,
la,s ~etk ty sIn6 head.
The natEet this weak has been very acttyt and
bucgaEt. acvhuc'nE steadt tn1lrg the Esek-clo.nK
With MT serance Of &c to sleo y 100 os, snd ,he
nar'et ttFouE. The tuppl4, Though large. hHs not
been IN t1cen ef1he demand, Al! bare b, en- resery
TIN 1t the suf1eEr rates. The o.ose OF tho week
hn. I none lett uesald.
1hr iollevlnR are The elostng pssees tonight u
catupss ed With ahe elottne rst.. last Saturday:
,v,,.~ =, tbs Teek. Lats wssk.
neo;uiu " ps44at ..s.>.+...-.. 80 t1SI0 65lfA7tl
StSEA AhVE0..s..---.-~..-....-. 5.0 811e t51& 20
Al compared With tbe corlespondinE d4y OF list
y.nt, We End the o'loH1na:
June II. June Il, 1904
tfTe TO EEa nl29 20 17-1aaS 50
a1a ~ ium to Prime. s35as91 ?@l:1
a0cA doka .-..s...s........... A3fo7i0 4IA1kst
T. eAr the ua1ker hss ctntinued active;vish \
fnfto.f Advaos- IN prices Of lt0tsc 10 na- How
iouS this actiEss to eu.'.nue OF course cannot be
told. shete are not wanting tnt~.. howxyer. Eho
predict that the Eesu.t will be Sut Of tic xaatein
n<skstf. m 1evui1on here, involving rome one IN
heavy 1oa,es It becomes every deslet 10 eonsidtr II
hets t. be the victim Tho ssles to Aay arc :. TO-
, 1865-06-18
From Wu~hfn~ton.

NEw 1oxI, June 1.-THE New To.k TIA.
hWs sp<ctsl says: '' President Johuson has
exp esstd b: 1cErrt that the conspt,s1ors
T.ie not trtrd befo;e a civ 'ribunal,'
"otocrs for the arrest Of Ben. Wood 1rere
tc!cct, t,Eoea from Washington yea crday,"
a., aas NSw a"sk 1uneT special says: Among
'ne arpacants 1er pA1dcn Is that Of Rohe.f
, 1865-06-18
30 L0AS-EEw SERIES.
NATf14NAH nxNK t.H t.ltrf. Il


We have this day trcetyed = laFge supply OF the
THIRD SERIES teA14tK d1te Jnly l5sn, 1GaA and n
prrra'td t. alt csfttt4 Tor tnu SAND.
Parties reA1faO9 to fFtSt teno currency IN our
scason ctntEAst te Of cherxa, from ali 5luts e,
OF the Missiastppl, aud the notta will ha sent than
fiee ofChA1Ee, IRA BQI,AE Is CA,hlAr.
, 1865-06-18

z, Lee and 4. q. s'evene. Mr.. lS'eyens en-.
te1s n length into an apology or viudicat1nn
and AMONG other Ieasona for his course. cites
the fact that ne g. New York Tribune advocated
peudtuce, and he was led to 6eliaye Il rnn,a m1s
be accorded shtm without war" "u
, 1865-06-18
! E41oPs asdlta q C0~ Q&dE1t A.T.
Hi. Gsa.. Fte1i6euA kocE INlnd E4tt1pSd q
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY y.YU LOAN,
a3osxn E4IzunAl 9As1 OF Cuu.sq,

a1oe1D NATIONAL 9Ag1 o. C11uaso
THIS Bank viii snce41t subscriptions to tbs asx 10
U. T. Note4. and pay tho ..ttTe1t 1qm dAfe OF sab
se.4pt5on to the l1sh Of tu1y, -
1fsAr notes ara i11Ed In tencE1iz 1Hcca qY 3sU x1D
&5oQ II COO and 3aoD; bear 1tte1eat 1t tha fasa Of
Sle E eent peI ana01a in lsgn teadeT ontos q. ii
INC opaon Of the GoSUa1.eok Per ctnt In kp&d, 3nd
- Dayanlo tn5ec fras1 ocn 1sth Jr:Y. 1 ot maJ
% converted. y sht option O. tho hodef, It lxtrf1V
Ito par CENT $50 gold ba4Eaok boada
s. HI ect OF CarEea1 they xxa tfee from Stats and
XunlcspA taxation. and haytny tht1 kav1rtAxt, a1e
We allow tae usual seta Of u PET cant ooun!satoa 10
a15.s Ss3EA ara aeed the hole9 f:eo o. ehAffe.
1ae Eotk4 VIII b ready mr. GEye*J about the LIT Of
June- j A. EfLIA Fresident
, 1865-06-18
OUR BOSTON LETTER,

Th~ Congregational Council-OpentnE
Tx. rclsca The organization - Per-
eonne1 OF 1h~lDrleEa&es-The Illinois
MrpFessntaalvez-Th Unitarian ITO
tes1s dc.
, 1865-06-18

tD- II hiss been decided l:y tue Masonic
authorities that the division Of vlrgtnls is
constitutional. and that the Lodges tn West
Virginia ale absolved from The jurisdiction OF
the Grand Lodge Of Old Virginia.
, 1865-06-18

vt quote Attle icWer:
ntsa hlt- tnl EsE cas sc. per hr1
eH0Hts1uNs-Rstelvtd :G-tsY. 50 bsas Beet ana
There UAs lesa lLqu.Ey to Day, and tha market VAS
qpet cut ntm-tne EeipE yefs lttie disposition On
the psttCf htldeEt { , pEr.s thei- st1eks T. sac-
.neEa fork.h&rktf dulet- saies to-day Feze:-
PsiM- hsr.e Park- oulst- Sales 500 brls rs.
parked city II &l9.5a.
tuYtra nf tho1idets 1t I,c ant Sides It HHQ1!Xe.
sAtts 7son9 n rough sara onr !.
*{Ncct pjckfeS E1HMH-lS Etz eaotce city,
wtts he'd OFT Of pickle, ~ ltc.
Itnru-uemA1d Light. EAles % tzrs prime ataaaa
At IKE.
, 1865-06-18
COW MEREuAK1.

SATURDAY EVENING", June II.
The following summary shows the movements
In produce and provisions duritg the pa,t tweu-
fy-tonf houra and the same time last year:
nEcI1r1s OF rRoDccE IuSK lB.
, 1865-06-18
11iK SUFRHAGE e IN MISSISSIPPI.
The important political act of President

The important political act of President
Johnson's administration thus fav, is tue in
sertioD Of the following prnyiso asatnst negro
Suffrage, In his proclauatiouB of recousttuc-
ton for Moth Ca1ollua and Mississippi;
Provided, that IN any election thst uay be he}d
4s1ehes !oE ehoosoE Dell gHtee to any state con-
rs IN eiectof. or .h.,, he riicSse ~ 70 ~
tneh convenlton. unats. he snail hsvo prcvtoo.lv
to1.h =, ~ ssn ne orn o. amne*tY ~ ct
A. D. ls66 and IL roter ovi ID 9,sd In ays.s|,6Si
oysne tontt1ution dnd t1.rs oE ths Stdt~ of N,
JoaaaTn A. b 1si ta@ G@t. 1yore c ,,:4 e. WA g
d;nanee # sttt1,on. And the sud convention
thcfr,istr sa.en % t1e ri; ,!ex.siauts thst ma[ be
itoD o electors ap1 The elsrb iIty OF nstsons 70
sna mt 9 nt des 'he contribution and laws OF the
ccmpotirg the Fsdtni Tainn ~ t,se se 1chtfn,ss
e1ess!ssd ts rom the origin Of the government to
,.S l'me.
~. t'essoeat oaa Or aaa MOI tue
lo" 's,, !" 1e'etmine whether negro Citizens
a.. o so'e. - NC ma tnat power, he hat
ste,,s .s NV 1--we 70 oetermsne that they
>.a| toeS eooato not vote ios
iD~e' W oec'oc question in only one way
rs no po"eF al a"-tne question being al
'esoy oeeaoea.
- toc rses'oent hAo not the power to de-
e'oe tae 9useuen II must be because his
power Eas limited ~ some constitution or
iaH III 1oIce ~ Tue time ne Issued bis proela"
maticn. ihe President refers to" the cons,l-
tuaon ana laws OF the State Of Alass1sstppl,
IN lofce tomcoa1eiS belose the e:h day Of
0annA'y' a. ~ 4soi' INC date Of the 6o-catled
ordinance OF secession" Theirs Is no inter.
mediate state oet"een 10" In force, and .
Aw NOT IN Iofee. Inc former cannot
be held nul-thc latter cannot be
resurrected except oy the Legislative
power. II the consultation sud
laws Of Missllssppt IN force on the 9th day
Of January, 1861, arc now in force
then, President J"huson has no power to ap.
point Governor Of that State II they are
not now In force, then there was no necessity
that he should adopt them as the blsis Of ths
right OF fafftage, more than OF tie right Of
escct!s e raris own Governor Bat he admits
that thy ase not now in force, not oD]y by
appointing Governor in violation Of them.
but BY referring 10 them not as In force nov,
but ns having been in force prior to the osdi-
nance OF SECESSION. .....'
And admit for arguments sake that tho
President has the lawful power TO exclude
unpsrdon.d rebels from taxing part III the
reconstruction Of me a,a1e government,
Were does he eet nie aueno1.s 70 e1slaae
, 1865-06-18

StNSN
During the evening dispatches were recefyed
from New York reporting the opening price Of
Gold 1aa3, and the closing price at 14a, closing
siesdy.