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Illinois,

The seam fax factory, belonging to Ell
wood, Waterman d. Hunt, at Syracuse, took
fire on Thursday Of last week, ind was COM
pletely DESTROYED. The loss foots up Sl5, 900; !;
insured Tor s., 600. Tho fire originated from
friction in The machinery.
T The War Department has given not;ca to
DR.. Booi. the examining surgeon at Peori1,
to close his accounts. and also to Mr.. Yoe,
enrolling officer, to do the same, and those
TIVE officers will probably soon BE- Il mustered
out"
The rebel prisoners at Rock Island have
about oil been "cleaned out" and the bar
racks Will soon be vacated.
John kaderoaugh, one Of the old citizens Of
Fulton couStY, died at Canton, q day or two
etnce, at the advanced egc Of eighty years.
The editor Of the Gardiner Journal has
about planting walking stick in California
and gathering from it d peck Of peas. He
speaks ofa man in his vicinity who planted
pair OF old. fashioned fred ,Es in his garden
and IN three weeks raised litter Of pointer
pups, and advises Dr.. Bellows to do better
credit to the feItality Of California or cease
lccturing.
Considerable anxiety If manifested for fear
tie ccll Of last Friday and Saturday night,
may 1pjure the prospects Of fruit. We have
made considerable inquiry among our farmers
md the majority are Of the opinion that
although the bloom may have been injured
In come sections, yet tbs prospects arc fair
for good crop.-Pope County Transcript.
A DISHONEST ILLINOIS CoAAIssARY.--A
court-mastia1 in session otLouisville has con-
cluded the trial Of Lieutenant Bruce e. Payne,
Comm!ssary Of Subsistence, 14th Illinois cav
airy. He was presented on five charges:
"Vio!ation of the ThirtF-si1th Article Of
War - Embczzlemcnt Of provisions, she
property OF the United States Goyernment;'
"Neglect Of duty = "Conduct unbecoming
an officer and gentleman - " Conduct pre-
Judicial TO good order and military discipline"
he was found guilty aud sentenced to make
Government, By the payment of one thou
saEd dollars; to be dismissed the service Of
the United States, with the loss Of all pay.
and allowances that are now or may become
due him !; and be confined in military pris n
for the period Of one year. He will DC con-
auce win tie terms Of his senten.e, C. 10 taxe
etftct from November 90. 1861
, 1865-05-13
Xz1E &ELTANA DISASTER.
A Struggle for Lifc-ITow Lady
Saved Herself.


Among The few who survived the horrible
results Of the explosion and burning Of tas
eultapa, On the Mississippi river, near Mem
phIs, was Mrs. Perry, Of this city, wife OF
Mr. G. Perry, Chief Engineer Of the war yes
sci Tennessee. At the time Of the accident
visit to her husband, whose vessel was then
lyirg near the month Of Red River. As soon
as the explosion took place, Mrs. Perry ns-
tened On q 1ift-pseserver and sp-ans into the
river at the stern Of the boat, and 1mmedi-
lately found herself Heating in the midst Of
soldiers, horses, and all the detrts INCIDENT to
q, wreck. Together with several soldiers, she
managed to secure door, which helped to
sustain them in the water as they hoated
down the deep and rapid current Of the
mighty river, with which, for long, weary
hours, they Were doomed to struggle for
Iife-iheir own feeble Strength opposed
to the overpowering food. The hours
Of their terrible anataa snssing passed on On
liver. liver past Memphis, and nany miles
bt yond. Of tic gloomy halfdozcn compan-
ions, the lady and young soldier, boyish IN
years. but manly and noble in deed, were the
most eelEpossessed, for they alone raised
their voices in words Of encouragement or
advice. The others, men who had heed death
on batt1eatlds and IN rebel prisons. We[e & IS
md Tie waters echoed back their shrleks Of
ntter despair. One Of them crawled upon
tic door and remained there, to the imml-
nent pe,il Of the Others, and despite tneir
repeated remonstrances. Another, who ob-
served that Hrs. Perry had on I llfe-p7escrver,
let 90 Of the door and grasped her am forc- orc
i1g her from the door under the water. she
mauaged to shake him of and regain the
door, be taking his place BY her side again.
The young hero OF the honr here remon-
etrated with the other soldier, saying that
he was ashamed to sec him thus cowardly,
after having fought with him on more than
one battle-ground. Bnt the: other was
too thoroughly overcome By fear to heed
tfee dsrent Il tines on each I occason
dragging Mrs. Perry under water and
nearly strahgling her. Happening to perceive
ATTEMPTED 10 secure It, but rs she was shout
to lay hands on it. soldier who had been
clIngine to Il arose to ths surface t*nd warp
refuge was so over-c1owded that 1t would be
impossible for ali to cling to It. She then IT.
, 1865-05-13


pied to catch hold of the door, but the
soldier thrust her off into the water, aud
compel1ed her to return to the other, Such
vere few Of the incidents which occurred
to these survivors Of that horrible catastro-
phe and when We consider them as happen
fng In the midst Of the icy waters OF the
iatx Of above 1ua aud asouud lni
them, We can faintly conceive Of their hor-
rors, 4 few logs, which had bern raugas
near small submerged island, at last aGorl-
ed a haltiue place to the ha,t-dead castawaYs.
and when day dawned, they were rescu ID by
men With sk:fT. Mrs. Perry was then taken
to Memlhis, and thence @ to this city, expert.
the Mayor Of Memphis and his wire, Gene al
Wnshhuru, Captain Smith. aud the Captains
of the stesmers Marble City aud N.ugatuck.
She is uow slowly recovering from the effects
OF htr terrible sutIfr,pgs in tbc water.
, 1865-05-13
THE INDIANA EONSP1RA.
TORS.
The Omclal Order for the Execution

The Omclal Order for the Execution,
The following is the official order for the
execution Of Bowles, slullgan and Hotsey,
the Indiana conspirators:
GENERAL ORDERS NO. q.
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF 1sn1ANA,}
IKD1ASAPo11s, Nay Q, 1861
I, IN accordance with General Court Martlsl Or
dess No. 214- dated War Department, Adjutaut
Generals once Washington, Nay 1se5, to-wit !:
William a. Dow1es, citizen Of tho State Of Indl-
am, will be Hanged by the neck until ha be de3d,
On Friday: the 10Th day Of May, 1855, between the
hours OF IL O'Clock and o'clock p. 1n., on the
pssale ground between Camp Morton and Burn
side Bsrraeke, near the citr or indianapolis, InI-
ara. Bfeyet Brigadier General a. A. Stevens
commanding Camp Morton and Burnside B.r-
raekt, fe charged with the execution Of this order
and will make report thereof to the Commanding
Imbain ?. Ailllgan. citizen Of the State Of In
dfann, will beihancel BY the neck unt1I e be dead
on Friday, the 10Th day Of My, ls65. bptwean the
houls Of twelTe O'clock n. nnl three o'clock
p. N On the parsde grounds between Camp Mor-
dispapo|is, Indiana. Bseyet Brig. Gen. A. a.
Steven, commanding Camp Norton and Barn
eide Barracks. Is charged with the execution Of
tbs order, and will make report thereof 10 the
Commanding General, " -, -
Stphen HoEsey, citizen Of the State at indiana,
will be hanged by the neck until he be desd on
Friday, the 18Th day Of May, 1865, between tha
hours Of twelve o'clock %. and three o'clock
p. m., on the parade grounds between Camp Nor
ton end Rurls1de Barracks, near the city Of In.
dia1apofls, Iud,.Da. Brevet Brig. Gen. A, A.
steytnf. commanding Camp Morton and Burn
this order, and will make report thereof to the
Commanding General.
, 1865-05-13

liAV-Tu note no change in the market. Wa
continue u quota:
WHOLESALE FKtH31 on TRACK.
Timothy, !o'.er and oeatsr ccs1M
1lnot09 iGoE6 Pressed. WIGG3I9M
Ioli.f a1d beser preSaad. u ao3181H
s1siE1e. l@tae pressed. ...-...-........ f2aoE.7
RETAIL FEICEB.
othJ, :oues and besssr presseI...... 2a55613 81
Ll1uLh5. oobe Fr-i5ed. 7l.cue12E
4lmotais !oase- II BDa4l3
fsAif.e, scl!er ana heater pIe3sed.......... II Us5
loose Is 50<s14.se
fEAEf. 4oose... sSGGa16Ep
HlDEs.Rsc G iTed. n! ~; shipped. ea21ao Nd
We 4uotr
Nlkf elAUSnte1. +.-.s.s.,ss 3L
Green Bansd, trimmed. .......,,.,,,, ,,,...7 TE
Ltt IHa.Sut AAlA -...u 8I
k,pp, 6-ecn saltet, trtNmtd. ......,, ..,,.,.. ii
Gal. Grsen Matted. trimmed. .................H ARK
LFATHER-The N Arket shows YtfT little sctiyt-
II knt on noBy var etle3 We note s;Igat decline.
We OECte:
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-------- FRIDAY EVzNW0, M3y u.
LUMaFR-Recstyed, 8, ,2es m sh pped. SIS N. Tha
receipts stu fse, aid buyers few, aud ~ neo-
esss1y c1nsequence trade u slow. There Is 10 DE-
ctded ehsnge In rrices to day. sAles were: Catzo
kchr. Driver hem Gra1d River, 100 m rated strip.
halsnce common mixed, At s1l5o; Cargo srhr. St
Lawrence. frem Grind Hiver. 90 = atrips ratssd
1t $14.co. both By Irish & Fuller. Cargo Gchr Storm
from White Lake 6om strips and boards at Biso0 By
Ualtep. Cargo scht Fosreztcs, IRON MAnEstee, 7omH
st.Ips bslance Mixed At SIS 25 sold bY Fyfe. Cargo
echr BnenA Vista, rom AAatstee. 1etn strips, bal.
snce ni1td, On PIT. Cargo scht Biz CHAM, from
Grad River. Sim s1lrs Ard boards from No. :ozs
badly cut. 1t s12 Co. by O. Brewster. Cargo schr TEN.
peat, em Fiat Rock, 1com strl,s, balance 2xf and
boards at S16tt s.ld b. N. Lue3ingson l. Co.
SH1NGLEs-Rece1yed 727 N shipped 57i N. Mar
ket Qpi.t and easy.
LATH-Recelved 4se N shipped ri IN. Market
quiet and sttady. Sales were :-u n p:s ac.r. s.
L.Wzcoce, at e. 70.
, 1865-05-13

FRIDAY EyEEINa, MaJ Il.
There Is quite falling of in the Dry Goods
trade to-day, but the values are steady at the
quotations given yesterday. We quote:
Prints-Merrimac, &c; Cocheco. &C.; Pacific,
teci Garnets, 2Tle; Richmond, SIC; Duchess B,
2c}c Nou.niDgs, CSC.
Ginehans-Gla.gow,a aDc Lancaster, SEC.
Brown saectnge--Standards, 41c; Medford,
39c; Agawam F, 31c Penoesal 2, Sc; Dwight
a, 3a3c.
Bleached Goods-New York Mills, 42te; Wam-
sut q, doc; Bates, ,31}c; Walthnm Z, a4c Lonsdae,
a5c; Canoe, 15c.
Dcrtus-Anoekeag, Csc York, 6oc; Haymakers,
boc; M,lfora, 42Ic.
Striped shirting-Amoekeag, s5s: Falls, sc;
Uncasville, as4D39ic.
Ncks-uamilton ,, 4sc; York, 6oGe5e; Pemaer-
ton Z, 60c.
De!nirea-All 29e.
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AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH. \.
ERO.5 WASHINGTON.
TIT. z-1O Loan-Ghe Loyal Govern
n,rnt of fvlrc1ufa-The Assassination
0nAptrncys

w.er,xcror MsY tD-Gcucral VILLAIN tall.
,,onbr ,b.t nrerious to getting the ofr1.1.t d,s
patch offering reward ofA hunsred thousand dol
lars for JeG Darts. he had put prlca OF one hun
s-on, ,ha ro!d carrled ty these tnoI,iv+. Thi.
H's' ~ ,,,1.t~. ~; ~: ~
H1ases neaf's a"1''' " "'As44o" I" 9FeeAoaeEs
upon him. ..-..-..
to The New York Tribune says: There were re-
msiDspe, yesterday morning. bat Stol 0,0oo Of
aGoyernor p1crpoint viii 20 10 Riehuond to e.
elie. j.nnsr4 Enee,1 VI" 0 Aoi enieaSo VI 1onua5
or = nfsua1 saay T.r.a;t, h., t.au .,.a
nre.nd At Psdnca Nv st H. reoreat 1Iom nf aus
arrn. fa1 tr.ato,s mno ne oAo 100 mucn
e3mHn.oyc 3,H1n. ycn.,etti. ~ rnrn.., .
~ s1arott tsne snnes1ad "a a. +:1 1sn @ soa :,
THE MILITARY COMMISSION.
EAsnkoToN, MaE 1L-sphlnx-llke aud myste-
tious as was General Fr1's Bureau Of ConscTip-
uor, % 10 all mattert connected with the d III
sd With the respective quotas Of elites and towns
It'll rtlipetd By the Bureau Of Military Justice
which jealout1y guards the secret OF the tr1sl OF
the sseassfns. In due time, however, Hecrettrv
Stanton will doubtless announce portions OF the
proccf d,pga u IN e1pcctqut public and il cannot
lie cuuhled That the court viii be open to the peo-
pie. Napoleon regretted at St. Helena that the
mat ed H. tet aao as
Mora,, s1a ~ ~ w tua. leaegtu an9
=, rr1,s "Ete .1e agents Q, conspiracy planned
hare m,steS its 4.,t puones eat's'enaom "ono
~ 9onrse 4hasa rs nun, H. a,,.,+ ~. .,,
tbst rrnT1er ;n.hiiss,~ ~ ny ntae VII see
rbn LIZA IL pus.y ~ gvsn 70 them. ana tooss
IT, nass indcn,cnt r. W., ia Hse an
frcabiV =. fb,a 4ha ~ w sssas9 ~ ~ = ialo
i.rs -, n,s.n crt H. " M ~ Ma9M toey
nnse ~ -saap ing 1aea LUZ lne Ssaae4ee Is
Hen,tc 1,rnrs-s ~ te roanrs.ea, y. tae
nrfde ,hsn,.aI. - ~ lug wvna' M gtoo:, Mao
nnsr.n.orLa = $500 ~ as'nuoS.AI tS anu uieot5MtE
eu1di,y.
TEE PRISONERS.
1se.,...x,. .,,n,. .,w+..,
~ LIZ, .tost: ~ .sGn .! me P.'1cP91 actofs
49, naSe ~. ueeu uasseo a.s IN tac uiu fehtten.
~ VILE e. ssoIe y 4e accessofieS ana OF
tbs, r.. nd III ~ snf "a Sapitol. me Mct
,,risnn ane ~ e. nas Soi oeen used as
nans., J.. -" "! .: sae "3t, fendeted
eee,I ~ Lhe n1ntts o. tne arsenal
=. = = a csiGulasra rs eato ae~
~. a,,oht S ano sac o.nel cnte! eon-
TnsTaa aI5 nlt ssn leaa'Is aeaHJ tof
ne. - 49, s =; oaEne.s, sacn1u ~ tuey
1,5 t;.I ~ sa ~ aus taocensS ", 10 &C.
IA pe,itant7,-E 80 u ,1,t tSt tt a. tue
~ :, ~ hon|aa tono.he ~ ti y. eIss caaape
az p.ansn.,ass - eusn a 'nSls l1oa ank
nT. ,1, ~ ,t nnte eas aIrG ose1 Msfa asMost
Sesfs eesfnst ths stoa ~ arS tb .ness
49, go - a ~ 80 = aao toe mte
III 1uus ha. 1n.1 a;n. n a.b ma IesaI5uon
49,, e,,s-s 'eA 'eAoet poAos' WHICH
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AF 49, A4+RF*-- . 4stA<2HA& - r.
lNAFLH AUtsAK-l1
Ot4<H-Tho nat kfE fS *
, 1865-05-13

SCHOOL LAW AND DECISIONS,
We have received from Hon. n. Bateuau,
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
volume containing the School Law as amend
I'd By the Legislature at Its Inst session, md
also new decisions TO take the place Of the
old ones which, in many instances, have been
rendered imperative and void By the impor-
tant changes in the law This volume will
meet the wants Of school officers, teachers,
attorneys, and all others concerned In the
operations Of our common schools, and will
greatly contribute to their hid in the dis
charge Of their duties.
The volume contains 200 pages sro, and
embraces the following points:
l. The School Law, as amended by the
General Assembly at its last session.
2. 4 careful analysis. and explanation ofthe
several amendments, and Of the rights and
du,iessof school officers, and others atTe:ted
thereby.
s, All Of the Important Official decisions of
the Department Of Public 1ns -Euction, mud
such decisions Of the Supreme Court as relate
TO Common Schools.
, 1865-05-13

1sIA1KE83on ITO" ARtNcTps
With the suppression ofthe rebellion it is
anticipated that q heayy tide Of emigration
will set this way from the continent of Eu-
rope. Tbs rate Of fare by the Antwerp line.
the shortest route for emigrants from son.h
ard middle Germany, Switzerland, Luxem-
burg and The Belgian provinces is only saa
for adults, and su for children, being iron,
two to SIX dollars less than tia Hayre, Bre-
men Or HaHburg. There are some 10000
pesssns in Chicago who hare migrated from
various parts OF Gtrnany ria An n:werp, who
have taken passage by the we'll known liuc
Of Ad. Strauss OF that CITY,. The emigration
the coming year by this line Is expected to
exceed that Of any previous year since the
establishment Of the house in 1s45. We
gather these facts from circular which as.
/ su1es the cmigrant that q saving of four or
five dollars In gold can be saved to each man
by taking passage rio Antwerp. The Cap
ta!ns Of vessels on tEts line speak both the
German and the Flemish languages The
provisioning Of the vessels is superintcnded
by the Belgian Government, and no vessel
can sail without having seventy days supply
on beard for her full complement Of pass IN
rcrs and crew
, 1865-05-13

SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY 7-3b LOAN.
6ELOkD NATIONAL BANE OF CHICAGO
This Danl will se.elTe Subscriptions to the nc 80
q. s. Notes and pay the interest rom date OF Sub.
Rc7if tirR to the 15tn OF June. =
These oteA aFe 1sAued in denominations OF $50 SEQ
o. 500 and s ooo-baar interest It Tho rsts Of ID
Ie, @ 2; ner y nMm and a;e payable threa years from
18th Ct uEc 1875, or may be converted, at the npt on
tAe lolde!. Mt maturity, Into six q cent so gold
bea11ng bonds.
By act OF Congress theJ ara free from State and
Municipal t4xa:iou. and having this advantage are
tire bea security !or Inv estrect now In the xrket.
We allow tho usu rats of Commis to sub aEt
snd can fnrn.h the no.cs 11aned.tsiy receipt OF
ordeI. fsc of char 9. J; A. ELLIS, PzEaident-
, 1865-05-13

Kca1y & Co, 10 D4 OWN g. hsAd seod ststss. aver.
g. sd.Ts - aa1 4rPneIsoa II a~sd rood steers .1A
c1,n-ve aeinx Is -. u q! %: 70 g H.hh. IT,. Is
h-sd rood oxen AT'iA,tnI l-&N 9s a VIZ.
ho cuIaai b O. 70 Kelly 20. = head tar ut e.,
F:tss N soia s.cFnrr,on - head prime k1ada
stern. ayerz :ing M n. It = 80.
Btunptu1n scau A,1estoa II head goo = Asce1s Aao
OK q. tax,nA /, ~ ~. It f:-35
n'tr 5000 McPhrssoa :: herd 1000 ssse'e.
AE!rae inx 1tH n, $3.50 AA
Wal wo,s d st. osY II Ne4tsv II heaa na1en-
as eAeIe- Avt1- < Eg 70 D.. AZ 1918
HO6S-1h r c4apts to daf have been $50. and tha
ii pmsnss t9i2 1hc entered Is'es At tho vattons
yards foot NJ s.1A At rAuxad u 70 for coran TO
SIX TOT ecod- The market has ben rather hytly.
hut pt1cts h'v not In <EoTed ThcE c.iph arc lsrEs
bnt III eaEtrntts OF euyers aesolbs them rapidly, and
very few remain oysr UNFOLD.
Tho Ete.ter portion are taken by Baltimore an&
New cfk men. sho want smooth Hoss Of 16sAtu D.
weight The sc'iytsy IN the market has kcpt prices
up stttez than expe std By h,desa o. bu7ers It
the beginning ol The week Tbs sales have been n
EDloEs:
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RUFUS HATCH,
{FuEXK8LY HATCu h uTaHZs,1

NJ 55 Exchange Place, Kew Torx-
Government securities, Stock and Colo, bought au6
Eold Exclusively on Commission.
HKYEnEENCE8
he&rs Solomon 6:1'Res Sors, Chicago, III
Atssss. Htrckey Handy, Ch.cago, III.
= :eeler. Erq .ChlcaRo III.
+ j. MuDu, Et1~ Cbtca1 o, III.
G. A. Rogers, Esq ChieASD, III.
2iessrs. Mcki9BEos. Co, Eew Tor8 CITY.
M75r1, q: a Tucker !. 70 New xo,k CITY.
1igsrs lathrop, Smith 4 Co, 0swego, MI.
c. Dur ant Esq, PEtsdenA Eock Island Railroad Co.
, 1865-05-13

4-The Pittsburgh Gd.etfe regrets to lesrn thlt
tie " Aountafn WE'LL" On Cherry Run, hn- ceased
flowing oil, which reducae the daily Yield from
so to 375 barrels per day. This was the 1aroeat
producing we'll on Cherry Run, and it, in eounec-
t'oD with the reported filarea OF the Is Jersey
Well " and "Map1o Shade" {" will takc of nearly
orc thousand barrels Of oil per day from the ag-
grcpatc daily production Of oil In the Veu1nRo
region.
In Milwaukee, yesterday Eastern exchange
was frm at par buying, and prem. selling.
As an evidence Of tie speedy read]ustment Of
The relation. Of the Unioa, an old Petersburg
mercantile firm, composed Of four members, three
OF whom are potaled prisoners Of war Of Lees
army, have applied to Jay Cooke for information
about starting National banks, 1t. being their pns-
paee to establish one In Petersburg with branches
In Ralcigh and Richmond.
Two sbipa were chtrterod In New York few
days R1 &C 10 take tobacco from Richmond 10
Havre and Bordeaux. Tbs nan who would have
prophes1eu such an early resumption Of trade
with the South three months ago, would have
been pronounced insane.
1t is estimated that 100, 600 bales Of cotton md
75,oc0 barrels Of rosin are hidden in the sWamps
along the Alabama, most Of which is within reach
OF our forces.
The Washing ton InttNigencer says the Gov
eminent has thirty three millions OF gold On han1
1t is known that the Government is prepared to
pay tho coin interest due In July.
oh stocks In Philadelphia On the 10th were
quiet. The sales were at the following quot,-
, 1865-05-13
FINANCIAL and G0MNERCIAL
MON s.EAERE.

FRIDAY. EVENING" may L.
Commercial and RI l.: sary circles continue to he
disturbed Ey iEs u u. rd at1tc Of the Gold mar
ket. To-day Cold ti' ned In New York at 1874,
and advsnced 90 high as 1891, whcfeupon the gen.
e1a1 markets became buoyant anu active, and the
speculative demand increased !; but In the ast2r-
noon Gold suddenly dropped back to 1909, and the
markets became depressed ard heayy-prices fill
ing eren lower than at the opening OF the market
The 1na.kets are in euch condition at present
that the slightest change in, gold affects them
both tuyers and sellers, as general thing, being
merely Spectators. As long es this ente Of
things exist there is not much probability Of Il
heavy shipping demand.
Tie produce markets on Change rallied active
and buoyant, and prices Herc, higher. Flour was
firm and more active. Wheat advanced 8N43pes
bushel Corn, 2@eic per bushel, and Oats 1}D19c
per tuxhel. Provisions were also more active
ard tismer; hut Hiehwines were dull with
strong downward tendency. ;Freights were dull
and lower. In the afternoon, however, owing to
the ec]1ne in Gold, the ADVANCE in Wheat was en-
tire'y lost, and other articles ruled heavy and
dull.
There was good attendance On the Stock EI-
change, and business opened lively, with sales Of
God at The First Board at 12Dl53i; hut ut the
Second Rosrd reaction took place and cash Gold
w,s sold at 120913o}. On tho atrcet Gold opened
at 1921, advanced to 1871, and closed in panic
ut 12o The following table SHOWS the quotatons
telegraphed from New York 70 James Boyd, gold
hrs1R
, 1865-05-13

LOUISVILLE, May 1e,-ha1or General 6teadman
arrived here today, en- route for Washington, hay
consu;taton ts to the best means to be pur .u I'd in
the restoration Of GIRL Law In Alabama and Geor.
~fa
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RNALTY 10 PARTY.


Sasss, sess a. VIZ 1r.sss sss ~ .ae ~ 1epuol'ea1
msSsa..s. ~ Nas.. sa.,,. ssau W 40 -. ~, ~.
81. r. 'oA1 -, ~
~: ~ 1.N,.,.., Aos ..,ts., 1oa "ua W. ~
I.' 49,. - sns'. I pas. $1,000 .on y. '4s
.s n 49,, =. ~ - ~ "
Ae1p'se' ~ w. 40 p'ns'p1se ~ eue saetess
<. Le. .,.s. NV e.aeeeo ~ .ne. Aeia'
a'e ~ r Poulc[lnose W." seeA W ,o)eet
the't o"u uine'paes lu1o lue M"ue VI o1u.
S.s, 4nu 'nus paes'n W. 'ue nuepssu VI
then .t.e 'uea- 4"ee1 .4s 4n4ol nSle "17e-A-
na'iss un"!se' tus o.nss e!ase a1e 'uose
"no 'mp'oS % sneu ,asa p,,as1es s 1t'm psaea'cA'
contacl Tl.n .oe11 leno" ,nen, ao" opse1sa'
tson u 4AeA Miefeeto, , uo" e3%pa.ny Win
tne'f VIEW auu eo4na aa'oa ",en tusu 4esi-
LEE oemE aoso1oent fA,ns1 tuan cnu's'en.'
aney aenec. LIE A'etasse tnn,o ta.aef 1aan o'-
eeck II. 1ne5 1epresen. 1atnef 1nao teloIm
Inc 1os1nef CLASS, deriving 1ne1 inspiration
a1om Tahan. nom some inner Asnt," con-
Ec'ence, theory, or assumed inspiration, tend
towards crotchets, egoust1c assumptions OF
Personal superiority, and ampracucable uto-
I'ian schemes which disturb and agltate soci.
ETY.. They need to he toned down into prac-
tica1 wisdom a1d craftsmanship by more
intimate official expcricnce Of the practi-
cai difficulties attending their schemes,
nnd A rnorc eymnathelic familiarity with the
men for whose welfare ther assume tn art.
Fl. 1ot+c- c1ose IN 4he othcr hsnd tcnds
+o7ba o--or of accomnodat;nr +heir con.
ec,encos n en,1ounainr evils so as In fail 3nto
ncr,non,ors eunnor, If thcm. They thus
hccone accn3s & ncrnetnat;nc md EXTENDING
cs;,s ~ ~h,e1, t1,av onoht N recocnize ns snch
, 1865-05-13

Johnny Comes WarchtnE Home.
WHEELING, Nay 10.-The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company has been ordered By the Gov
eminent 10 provide transportation FOR 6{ty thou
sapd men, who are to come West over tho ro1d.
THE - thc ntet iusta'lnentof our veterans bound
for their XesteD 1Qnea. - 60
, 1865-05-13
From ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of the Reb-
els In FoTtBeFn Mlssx1sIppI and West.
Gfo THHQRkAnf. = !.

FROM Memphis Surrender Of the Reb-
els In Northern HzlAsx1sIppI and Vest.
tfn Tennessee.
CAtno, May 12.--Memphis dates Of the 11th are
received. The following order Of the rebel Gen.
Wright, direstiDk those under his command to
proceed to Memphis to be pazo!ed Will be read
with interest:
"sxSA1oB1A. MIS-, May 7.
[BT telegraph from 9renadd.}
ITO Lieutenant Colonel Hugh Cameron, Scna-
fobia:
"1have issred the following. pIeaxo forward
acorY to Major Genernl Washbnrn:
HEAppuAn's D1sTRIcr OF NORTH Mrs..
f1ss1rp1 AND WEST T9SNKssEE,
GRENADA, May pa. m.
Officers and soldiers Of the Confederate ar-
M, now IN West Tennessee, OF IN thar portion Of
Mies1sa1ppi. north Of the Tallahatcbie river,
will proceed at once to Memphia, md report to
kuth officers a. may Re designated by Major Gene
ri Wssbb9ln, to reesive 1hsi1 paroles, under
or Majof General Thomas. Dated Nashville, May
Isl.
tSiered} *tM. J. Wa1aur, Mi. Gea,n
The Memphis pspers ray the aecesh element OF
MetrPhts wss considerably excited By rumors
that Fcrrekt aud his Men would be included IN
Ibis usdet,
, 1865-05-13
The EfQneWull,

NEW YoRK, May 1s.-Tke tteamer Corsic4,
frcm Hsy1na 9Th, and Nassau sth, reports that the
rebel ran Etonewell Was at anchor outside the
hsrbor OF Nassau when tte left