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Ch1c1Eo and Great Eastern Hallroad-
A NEEDED fhansr OF Enlargement,

[Fr9m the WIrau.e (1nd Democrat, Jnue II
We leMn that the management Of Tits
road Will pass INTO the hands Of q new com.
pany, and that 1t Is determined to mate rad
icai changes no. ouly III to the business Of
the tnInt. hut plso IL the old employees. John
Brandt, ESQ.,, who has been identified with
the road ever since It's completion, aa super
snterdent, will retire, aud With him nrarIy
al who haSe been filling the most responsI-
bic positions.
5he new company hare already made new
md literal freight tariff, Which reduces tho
amount On lhld-cla.s freight more than one
huncftd per cent. md all other Geights are
5educed tn about the same proportion. We
1eatn that NE ,eShofbitant passenger fare
sie ,a.,sI1v csaana 1aEa npon tn;s lns WI he ma-
viii be as advantageous 10 the - road sIphs ~ ths
unreasonable charges Of the old coulpauv
were oppressive and bu1densome to the
penp;Ioi n ;s n hc bonc;, now that thn r.u
ny have commenced reforming abuscs' % tEat
they may not stop short until new set Of
emp!oyees may DC found at every station
, 1865-06-08

City HsrntsA,Pa nNag n
Country E! aaTness . 3 40 8
LIE = 8.-:.-..! .t1al0. A3
ZIP, mum. r y . s1Stl %
MP. ae&f5. y D Q .AAf-S 81
Ahls 8........ !, tSk1.D 80
Upper E..... q H,@
LQu4fky l. kpp3s.. QJAfi -
, 1865-06-08

Railroad, rs General Superintendent. n,
more wise or judicsous selection could have
been made. Mr.. ToWue, though compsrl-
lively young man, has had IN experience
and association that gives the best possible
guaranty Of h's SUCCESS. Every inch gca-
tlemau, we feel sure that all his associates
Will be Of tho right damp. Els unoounded
energy and liberal policy and inbred gentzllty
infused into the waning fortunes of this val
liable thorougbfare,, will SOON change the
annoying features complained Of and givo Us
direct read conducted as one ehould bc
connecting two Of the largest cities Of the
West, aud speedily recuperate 3 declining
treasury. We can aszuse our friends In In
dinEa and elsewhere, who may have business
with this read In future, that everything wilt
be done decently and in order. and that tho
grievances heretofore made will soon cease to
exist. We congratulate Mr. Towue on his
deserved promotion. no less than wc con
grutulate the Great Eastern Railroad,
, 1865-06-08
UNIFIED PRESBYTERIAN
CenUAkEf3.

Correspondence Chicago Telhuue. /

WAsnzSa1ox, Iowa, June 3, 1855.
The General Assembly Of the United Pres.
bJtef1an Church. In session hero during the
LAST eight days, closed Its sIttsngs at q late
hour last night. The proceedings werc cl.ar-
actcr'zed with deep fraternAl feeling, and q
commen pu1pose to 60 forward in the app7o-
p1iate work Of the Assembly. Many lmpor-
fant measures were before that bod5-qu.s.
liens OF the day-measuraa deeply affecting
the interests Of the church at home snI
abfoad,
About ere hundred ministers are distribu-
ted through the home Held, to work under
The care OF the HoEc Mission Board.
inforce our Missions in tho Foreign tlelds-
one lor China, one for Syria, three for North
e'n India and three for Egypt.
The Mission work under care Of The Board
Of Missions to the Freedmen, though only iu
lis infancy, Is OF most Interesting and en-.
e6ulaglpg ctinractcr--une1pectcd SUCCESS at
tends the sen'denying latots Of the Mission
ar;es.
Tho aggregate SUN OF about SITS 900 Is
tho ensuing year the various operations TN.
der the care Of tle Assembly:
For Foreign Missions, $S6. 600; Home Mis-
Eione, s35.CUO; Mission tn Freedmen, f. coo:
Church Extension, so, 600 Board Of Ednca-
lion, $4,000.
Important papers on the state OF the coun.
try and The st1tus Of the negro were adopted
Tic last elicltel some earnest discussion. It
argues ably TINT duty to God and Justice to
the colored race lmseratiyel5 demand Of us to
20 forward in our reformation until theirright-
lul claIns ate fully recocnlEed-Ehen t6ero
viii tc no prescription because Of color, but
God.
would take lhfs occasion to say that tho
people Of Washington and vicinity have. by
their Kind and constant attentions, placed
the members Of this Assembly under ,as:lns
obligations Of grateful remembrance.
4 DELEGATE.
, 1865-06-08

Az 0r11G1SG OFFER.-Narper's N6aky has
cut representing an interview between sec-
retnrr Seward md Uncle Sam. Seward
stands, hat In hand, In the ttpresence," 3" aud
with huge roll Of accounts under his arm,
labelled damages against England for Anglo
rebel pitacles," !" which he Is about to present
forpayment. Uncle Sam, who Is pictured
very tall Yankee, with q benevolent sort Of
emile Oh his face, dressed in coat, vest and
pants Of the American flag pattern, thus in
st1ucts the Secretary, who has the 'littlc
hill'' under his nrm: U.s.-t.Now, william,
you can tell Nj. Bull, that If 1t will be any
CONF nicncc to him, I will take out s3mc Of
the amount he owes mo In oo,onies."
No purpose was ev more firmly fixed on
the m:ude Of tic American people thar, that
Gacat Britain shall psy the damsgcs size al
lowed her SUBJECTS, under the rebel tlass, to
Dtlict on our commerce. The settlement
miy be pFoctastiaatcd ty diplomatic w;les
for time, ind liquidation defsrYcl; but
sooner or latts The clim must 10 paid II full,
, 1865-06-08
GFraa, May, 1So5.
ReuAfon CT the metf10 dist Church.
lEfQr the kaoxTtllf. fTenn. z hiC N3Y3ll


Twenty-one years ago, In the good month
Of May, the General Conference Of tho Meth
odist Episcopal Church, sitting Ia New York
city, Was severed In twain By the slavery
question. The Presbyterian and Baptist
Churches separated at late: day, and thus
helped forward the work Of disinteyration.
lhc influence which these church ascessioue
had upon the separation Of the South from
the North Is now plain to be seen. This dis
solution OF the churches was followed by a
pehhcal rupture, and By bloody war, end
ing In the ruin oi the South, and the disgrace
OF lis i adeIs In Church and State.
In the State street Methodist Church in
Mobile, on Sunday, HAY 2st, tho question
was put by tie Rev. Mr. Taylor to lhe rust
audience, Of returning to tbs old Church,
North, aa 1t is sometimes called, aud th. yole
Ehs unanimous.
Bishop Clarke and Rev. Dr.. Poe, Of Gu.
c1nnau, will attend ct Athens, East Ten
ncssce, June 57rss. to organizr a loyal Hol-
ston Cou!afcncc. and such ministers as wish
to io;n the new Conve, eac2 arc Invited to a.
tend. Thost out Vi whom III. lcsio8s Of
devils have been cast by the terrible cxo.-
cjsm ii civil war, will atterd at Athens, aud
stote who still pant for the 1csl.pots Of
Egypt, aud lele TO gct back Their n7sroea,
viii stay away, III thc hopr OF eating ,aeis
lost right In Tie oelnotal!zea Church, souta.
, 1865-06-08

their H1st realization Of the powor Of tao N.,
tioE al Government, The splendid success Of
that march destroyed their fatth In the mush.
room Institution Of jeff. Davis, and msny of
them are now glad to be once more con. 81.
cd citizens Of the great Republic. The mil
roads Of the State are being rapidly repaired.
md in few weeks the transportation {acilie
ties will DO as complete as before the war.
Secretary Of the Treasury, Was yery recen.i. cSs
quietly living with his family 1t a5be,Iils
=, c. II be has not already been. be nrnh,t,,r,
eoon will be taaen into Custody by tue na.
tiona1 apthorttita.
, 1865-06-08

HD1KaoAY EYE1yH. Jucn 7, 15ss-
LuMBER-Ecct,yed3 3Fssl N ahIppea r,est N. Taa
ratktt les ca GOES Ia SILL slow and tepresssd, sul
aaies To- esy Rhow concession Of fully Il % on all
grades. Thc decks tu.1, and for want Ct room to
unlosd, large aumber OF cAzIoes remain un.oId
The Inlnos k.ves Is falling. and The hu.lnesa o. tbs
csnsi Il becoming Light. Cargo sales rodAy wers;
csrzo schr. Curlsv from Aenomtaee, 1co Il st.tps,
bssLcs boards, At hT Col. Loozats cargo schr
Hrondcl1s from Kalamazoo, ,s5 m coarsa mixed 1t
S1tn os Hot EhteliaE; csrso ashs Arrow krou Kala.
mszoo, d IN strips, bal2nea 4 good, II
3l3(d BY HonslteElnx cs1Ro 1eht Potoulac
tzom pepefe zoo III eos.se El1sd CANNON at Slano,
By Brewafer; cargo schr Three Bales, nom Xusxe.
Ron. "a N II ttt,ps. balance n1sa conma1. at I'll 80
By Joha GAsficI; carso scbr Wyoming. from G.a:d
R7es 10 m ast1ps balance common n1xsd at si1 e.
By BseTstsri csrzo schr Bea Flint, from 12s
N mixed f1!s. I: su75: cargo schT Hutchinson tom
Msnemtnee. Ko m Is asrtrs. oa1anca coed mixed. at
417.2 and car1o achE Temosat 10 m sr,7. halanca
mixed, 1t sl22s-bosh oy iuddlngtcn Co.
6HlSGLEs-tscsiFed. tso m; shipped, GIN. Nar.
lst ltmer With tAles Of iAned AA Al - G0asI2k.
LATA-ReeeiTeu. 40 N shl2pss. 1ss N, Mnkst
qriet 1t Sl.3sc2.ta.
il thry yasts traaa is noza ectya \. further con-
sesssen. W:nov zsE1,s aSusss a=1 a1oto "a fol-
, 1865-06-08


Foreign advices by the Havana stesmera
bring fresh developments in the Arcae1les
case. Our readers Will remember its p,iac,-
pal features. In the summer of last 7esr
thts Arsuencs came to New York as fnri-
1lvc iron Cuban Justice. BE had been the
CUSTODIAN Of certain blacks, rescued from the
harples Of the slave trade By his Govern
ncnt. Instead Of executing hia trust and
returning the hapless Africans to their
ho1ncs, he made very good thing Of It, in a
pecon}aty way, by selling the whole lot and
rocketIng the proceeds. There were not
lacking rumors that this was uo novelty In
secret Hayancse circles, and that Arcuel1e "a
WAS slmplya buogler, who by preclpitatins
discovery lost The alliance Of some very PROM
inent parties. But fugitive once well
started has no voluntary accomplcea, Ger.
tainly not among those In power. The home
government at Madrid has severo penalties
to scrEc out, through her colonial rcprcscn.
tatiTee, upon such hideous kidnapping as
Arguelles and the pursuit alter him was
sharp. On learning that he bnl sought refuge
In New York, urgent representations were
made to the Secretary Of state, through the
Spanish Minister Mr, Tasara, 1t Washington.
for his rendition to the Spanish authorities, |
There WAS no existing treaty to warrant 1t,
but the plea WAS pressed on the ground of the !
heinousness Of Arguelles' ofiense, and grant
I'd by the Administration on the score Of SIN.
pathy with the punishment Of such offenders,
precisely Is It would not have been granted |
by any Frs-Slavcry administration lrs. man-
steSlng should BE- thereby rcbnked. Ar
gucll+s Was therefore taken back to Havana
In Spanish vessel sent TO New York for that
purpoae, and once in the hands of Spanish
Justice he met his full deserts.
The end Is not get, however, In the casc. It
has cost the Governor General Of Cuba Ills
place, and the spanlah Minister Tasara has
been recalled from Washington. The zeal
with which The prosecutors Of Arguel1es fol-
lowed him to p1nishment hns reused the
deepest Ire Of the Cuban sl.yeholdipg inter-
est, and The H6vanese Masons, and Toombs,
and Wigfalls arc vigorously resent1ns, rs our
gentlemen Of the same Tx did Of gore, what
ever lays Violent hnnds on the!r sacred instI~
futon. It Is significant how strong and
wcndrous kind IL the fellow feeling which
leads our American pso-slaveF jou1nals, still
In mourning oyer their own great loss Of
slavery to c1 fer. to vigorously take up the
cnhktlS luz <A3s socAt1 auu Afnsl0h1 Ills Prose.
cutoss. Vita them Arguenes Is tt the unfor-
tunate young man." and Gen. Dulce's chief
crime the blow he dealt 1T man stcalce.-
Ibis Is TIE present state Of affairs, and 1t Is
hut tie precursor Of others in successive or
der, until The history Of our own struggle
with slavery repeats itself on Cuban soil
Human Freedom there, as throughout the
world, will oe bought Mt the close Of con.
dict precipitated BY the arrogance and cruel
ty Ct the defeodc1s Of Human Oppression.
, 1865-06-08

NEW YoRK. Juno 1.-THE Hrald's cores.
pordent n Columbia, tho capital Of South
Carolina, represents that tho "chiyalry" Of
that State arc rapidly accommodating them
selves to tho altered condition of affairs under
the restoration of ths national authority ,anl
generally appear rather gratided at the down
la!l Of tile rel clloD, since, 1hough 1t his left
them impovrrlshed, It hns given them the
posed sweep Of Gcn. Sherman through thoh
State seemed to gire the South Casol1ni4as
, 1865-06-08
fn&tsna Regiments Returning.
Our correspondent writes under date OF the

Our correspondent writes under date Of the
5th:
sour heroic regiments arc on their way
homeward. The 18th battery and portion
Ct the 9oth infantry are expected to reach this
city tonight. The Goth and SD, With portions
Of the d6th and 59.b, lett Washington at ten
this morning for home, ria rarkersburg and
the river to Lawrenceburg. From the latter
place they come By the way Of the Indiauap-
oils & Cincinnati railroad to this point. In
order to eccuro quiot md good order in the
citE the police force and provost guard hare
been largely increased and extra caution en-
JOINED. Gen. Hoyey Issued an order this
morning forb:ddiug the sale Of liquor to any
soldier, md directing officers to stay In camp
with their men ard assist In preserving disci-
Ilinc. Any person selling liquor In violation
Of This order will be arrested and tried BY
military commission. The saloon keepers
are considerably down in the mouth, about
the order, but our citizens arc delighted with
ftN
, 1865-06-08

WAsnSaTos, June 7.-some persons NAV
be interested In learning, that the Chronicle
Of day, in order to set At rest what 1t calls
n''1nni'guant tafschood,' SAYS oR the au.
thority Of Mr.. Stanton himself. that be has
not !csiGncd-that It Is not known that Ae
has designed to leave the Cabinet ye.y soon
and that he has hal no dlspute, no differ
cnce, no collision with President johnson.
Ills relations with the President are Of the
most cordial and friendly character, aud the
Presidents relations with atr. Stanton are
entirely agreeable and confidential. DC hns
never had difference, much less collision
such assuiance to any one. Major Gauerai nr
otherwise, as has been atttlbu!ed to him
and the ChronieEs also ssys: " This latter
dent JohnsOun
, 1865-06-08

Editors Tribune:
IuJourissu Of Jcna 1st you ny that "lntozm aton
fIom ali parts Of Fscou4in Indicate that tho ctcp
pyp<tects Eera neveE nnrr chtd1l1E" Permit ne 70
say kat during EesIdenca Of nearly twenty yeA.a Ii
potsn county, do not recoIIatt Of tim. when crop
p,oapeca vere lesa cheering thai nov. Gu. threa
K.est enemies arc ehtnch bugs, drought ani rub
Wof11S. The chucsbuEs hart ai=eady got the beltef
ofErAn9 ht1ds dfnatl-y End {armees have comEenced
plovtrk It np. What aoAeo on ground il rapd-
y going Tho dsouaht u equally hard m u ~ lat
year hr this time Grain and RFasI il suffering ba1y
ffc.n this caa1e. He have ID 10 EaIn to wes coTn
much IcE w1ess. And astly, 1he grub wofsl u cla1a-
There may be souushlng cheering In .hesa pros 3acts
hut NC, heEn IN pE4ge c3ult{. ''c2l't sec It"
fQuta fruiY. L n
, 1865-06-08
CHICAGO STOCK HARRIET.
SUBSCRIPTION AHKNCY 7-3o LOAN.

SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY 7-jO LOAN.
asookD EA11oxA1 BANK q, CHICAGO.
1nig Bang III receive satecEpIons to tbs ceu TO
q. 9. Notea and pay the 1ctCy1t {s3u dssa Ef arh.
kcriptt0n ~ the 15th or July,
These @ not sEc tss.s n ero:aiEatto2s os Fso 1lco
ssa 1e1 cent per AnnRm In legal tender notes Of Al
tsc optioc q tho GovtEnusnt raE erns II gold and
arc Three yest1 fruEa 18th OF July 1 o. a9Y
e coave1tud at tho option OF the holder Il mafarfY
INFO PEI cant so gold htattnx bona7
bJ act Of ConxrI&5 sheY afs ffea t1on EsAra end
Municipal taIxtfcu. and having fats adTkntaEH 6ra
tbs best security Ter Investment row in tho MArspt
Bub-A sants, ard send tho nose5 fFse Of charge.
The noss W be ready for delivery ah7nt the LIT OF
Jurs. J. 4. ELIIH, Fyszt;stut.
EIlH;.I1 I. TINKHAtI C4ahiAf - @.~'--4s-
, 1865-06-08

! 1easeeA'sa os'i'est .Ao eausns toe eweet ofeatL
ano ~" " A'ne' ano tae sanAa OF nerd oells nut
I sac l,asn o. taua,ns "ate.. aco me Gleam
emerald s"a1o, ueeke0 ONLY ~ aaisics- Up shadJ
.Aass Nv aa' seea VT eo"a cooe nome. W1ka inl
suut, aue 4*'o ue1ta 1o aio3uinE eans q tne
a. ~ 4ao"4 'ee' W ue .an. AN nis IN
e.pE'e noas u sunnst.'lne, WING tasooea onl
op.aee n.neo" NC iooAeo "a' upon ofieK "ails
sno ito@ e1e su1t15 street oeneata Us There rose
eu oot ea1S INC sea1p oih oi cl1y u'e' II IL some.
teies 70 hase fuaJed away, honly IN taucy, among
tse casf5 hsnas, anu We CONS hone from ouz
tnoushI Ianols ~.ta almost me 1eeEhs hatlt has
octn tta's ou' LII tols ~oa'o DC SIMPLY personal
e4peHeuee' too o1en tafnsE upon newspaper
feSdefa fase 1of the ises tnas VIC bs1oE b:ck with
u 1tesn hgnt On Eon3eet OF general 1ntctcst and
INC nettef IN met lid source 10 Official and au-
tntauc- ,.-...-- -. ........
tne caecse'Mase's afe power ~ INC !aaa !.
s1auss fi'eak q taem tespeeuulJ. iae taoiea O.!
INC CELSIUS a1e well eel losta Win taiA result OF
dai!y ineaslfy. a ios qaAsts, oar British Cousins
Will e1eeoIef suItou sno cneo1H IN toet
NOUNS nave tasbea 10 eon'e:s that American
caeesenasefa are close upsn INC heeis OF their
nest us5s Aatse ere l'cts Il well 10 KNOW,
he.soi GIVE 13te. nnpe.us ~ iofnes progress
t3is ctseeasa' VIVA .au u teaaess naaa-
s noo~ Il t0e pttei AAeteu VIC piopose, 10 eoop1et
los PEG Vanpa'e'. pao.saeo a tues' ne" sosk,
q. e.u stns Ge Sesonu aAuun t'eport Of tne
~" a;a 1o:A slA'e eaeete Aa1oastutete A=aoeia-
oous w "taa aesoapan.ms p4pstt' ~. L's-
eaeeee m.Alng ~ ene " .ao o'oest o' aa'ty @fs*.
wv ,Ee m"oe.a .ea,uie, "nose taet.4 afo p.oml
neA y e.. ~ w tsepot., ~ 'ue fesula VI
tns Auti AI ial.o1J fssse " eseoeh'eu estl1es,
y ~ eomnon eoue. Assfeo1 - .aa tAte sesse
~ M.n'am, noms. - ~ ~ .oanoet. ~
..1s s,sNtn' .uese4a ~ ss.o a*a'es aao
assesss ptocesses "Nu tluaus u.sth. 1esa'e'
NY ulus ptoous1 ~ ~ ~, lSuoosaooo fe'
SsHss ~, ,no pes.e. A'i.' SIu' auo Mota'nE
w naaA "seeus pass ~ roy. w ao'olnms 'Afns'
.nu a. .ue ,1ea!1 10 plo%@ees lever cesse'
lt ~ ue 80 Ps1'oo' n''a 0ps'l ~
'He ~ ue .a'. ,.
ouS u.oasu s1e.s 'epose. :" " .nte'esans
.u0le aon tsPy Ae i.e.oi5 .1el:m s4
sensias 10 aa' 1a'otts ue pioaae' VI us oes estI
, 1865-06-08

QR4N-Wheat-1he ma:kn: has nndsss : "a ! ID uu.
II1st8kabla cstlint- On tatQ+dar tEs ears Y1 1
.s,se @ .eia 4 PIT: ri. gos'9x s,xbt sa1. 10.
81 Gs. cstng du1l Ut tbs isstxr dpl~s TVS csD n.
uhise 10 d, ont cs1E9 sels a slss, cir so.s
Ambtr Sl.si WIS offered. aud s1.N ss<.d Ws-S.t
to~osy c aed du with dec}lns aI Of 1.c
Com strsdy With dt cllRe sr 10 ION Yeara,t IL
quot2linu.. 6s96te; two cHatu bags on.r.d At Sic
Without tnkera ux1-otr sf 3rno bu =. 51c, foe on
hnnYd Wtibcnt buYefx. dknttnH
, 1865-06-08

no Hsataer a1l. csnusaes very das, cr!Gas saa'
ih're. Nita cao1 Aac rEff eIniog nsEaks-
ONiAx 70 liberal receipts IL d3nr sad 40 thioolng
ss1aa1x q. @s1ks: !. Esss=.: but - ae not cnaaxa
eur rSe*tsrfe3t GuatstpaA Thssb hava .ea aale+ OF
eocut so bth for fu&urs d. livery On ps1ra:o trrss
$40 hsls. sutee IRON Westsr1 Ehost soll at s. o.
Hhsst-A c-rZa U. G. Spr7aS ard az klQf 4u
Rle-A cargo Iaposted q Anll 10 ats1ya ol p.k
, 1865-06-08

GIAaaow. May II.
Teathsr cad. vet ane stormy. Import, lnr=e Of
WHEAT ard barley, a!Eo eKcluSlvey tFum Bl9cx Sea
and Bs tic. sna n cctrata Of ether articles Thsre
h.s been lt2ie doing In WHEAT ,hto1xhou Iha xae6,
I'll the lArSe bu5rrs being filled up stth ~
IiyAs OK tck Sea cas.o g. In csd:r attic OF tne
trs ID th-1e hays ~een few uRl1aclons, AID prtcaI
bave had \ DEC lztnA ttn9ency.
Al ton21 q rA4rk2t the attcSdanca VA thll. Whaak
su1 d3qr Wtza on stses sad IN tho Abs.nee H puA
, 1865-06-08
COMMERCIAL,

WEDxEsp1Y EVE, Jnne 7.
The following summary shows tho receipts and
shipments ofproducc and provisions during the
past 1wentJ.iouf hours, and for tho corresponding
day last ycar.
, 1865-06-08

During the past few EenSs Very large amount OF
wht vt other II AIN has been .mtng futo this
ket, mucn cflE from long dtstAEea IN the county,
ami from ntIghboshoos that nara for tho psas year
o. betn nzIkstng their rxln at other potnls On
the ftTCF.
, 1865-06-08
Whent at Alton. III.
Steel & Crai2'8 Glasgow Circular.

L.rEe quantities Ct wheat ast now c3mtrg 70 this
city md buyers arc AteroE thouaands CT hushef1.
we heard 1t estin .ted that % to i5l00 Bushels
came III yesterday The prica averages from Sl31 -
Il IS fpF thot:e.-duon ItlsGr1pk.
, 1865-06-08

Anothtr Pfoc1amat1on EIpectrl%
New tonK, June 7. Ths New York Tribune
announces that the President Will aoou it.ue
. preclaE1ation restoring the privilege OF Ad-
os0x corpus and ordering vcry general clear
nnce Of the military prisons.
, 1865-06-08

in Boston money IL plcnter THAI for two
weeks past, and call loans ara easy at per cent.
Discounts arc also easy at 7G8 per cent,
The New York Shtpp1ag Lit reports money
ea.y at tho following rates;
, 1865-06-08

fer Cent y 2nnun1.
Do. Bond and uortxske......... d I
Prime ~ endorsed hlll', ey says:
Other good bills. nl0
-On the Sd inst. In Philadelphia, Oil Stocks
veze very dull. The following were the closing
quotations:
Daizell. 81; Msp1e Shade, Is; Oil Greek &
stsis. Alleslany R,scF md East TT sana;, Hae: :;
Cherry R1p, II; Bull Creek, Ii. st. Nicholas,
T.; Big Tank III Junction .; Altar. !; Key.
thu lesdine bankers Of Det.oi. h,vo given
notice that on and after the 1st Of July next Ill
"stAts currency" ao-eallcd, excepting D.troit
city banks, will Be charged on deposit thrsa.
eIghthl OF ons per cent and Immediately sent
home for redemption. and thus retired from the
circulation Of the State. Thsy stste that they arc
convinced that the intcre1t Of their customers a.
well as that Of the public will b. best tuhserYed
By reducing 1t the earliest moment the currency
Of the State to IN e1clusiyely national character.
Tho Bank Commissioners Of Connecueut, In
their lafe report, state that fourteen Institution.
ha,s adopted the National system undcz the en-
anlinQ act Of 1s63, and nine under that Of 1864,
AID that BY this chsnge the banking capital Of tho
St1te has been reduced nearly eight millions Ut
doliar6. The present aggregate II thirteen mil
lions. The amount OF Specie In the Bank vaults
Of tho State was less than million, snd about
eleven per cent Of thslr circulation. The Mcr-
camille Dank OF Hartford, and the Norfolk Bank,
lre the only ones that have not paid h3llJea.ly
dividends Ct rom three to IRE per cent.
In m artlclo In the N, 7. Tribune on Rail |
road Man,Eeuent no ind rho following para.
graph:
It very earreat impression that the msna-
gers Of cur Railroads lake The lloa's share OF !
their profits. remIttnE but Flemi.h account to |
thetE simple stockholders. 1t Is further believed
That thfs sdvantass is taken in the shape Of con
tiacta TO furnish r.1ls OF other .aterais couuia-
eions on The Eegotauon OF !aad.. &C., &c.-dnan- |
y, hut which arc not 20 ReuerullJ known 10 Is IN
d2uf1pt c9ntF4yeu,Ion Of Law,
, 1865-06-08

tno s HHs DeeH EE1 ao5 a41 Hi0, WIZ
sales at the morning session oi the Ssock Ex-
A:Y7i Tbe .nsrr.st ~, tho s+~-at ~. atosa.
~ 1acc,@en, a,,@a~,, ~ @ s.ae'
az !acEs4aot. slsef is qniel ana nominal al u.
Government Bonds were steady, with aale1 Of
6o's on Tho Stock Board at 1ts3 and 7-s0s at o9a@
g9t. We ouote.
UuylnE. Selling.
E1Ve.TNsnties s.....-...........-.. 1Es 1871
1en'Fofnes ...-.....-.---.-......... W Nt
New Cook County Scrip was sold at 0s}, gener.
ally held ato7. Old is in demand at os, bur It's
1s..tae - - xrs,, ru. n r,o
1Issson, T. MulAto g heao' y. D. ~ noM
AEent, q Ciask street, quote Government accu-
, 1865-06-08

Army AWhTd8 1T E1ncINnafl|
Major AeFee1y, the q. 8. Gem MUS a.y II shlz uoat
today awarded the following contrasts on psososa.a
handed In ca Saturday:
DAcoN.
it1t0 - clear 71b aIdf5, &1A 10.
100c1 D cle8r stde1t 91aoQ.
S0tGU NJ ah6u.dtt9. ft323.
70 D0o n ! Shoulders. $tE.0.
5000 D p!ain hams. SIS 20.
, 1865-06-08

CosinE prices tor ea.h Jan5 1Ess. Received br r.
q. sAltssstAl d c., CorsG!kton, Stock and Band
Eloket1. sc CA1k atfeat, Chicago:
, 1865-06-08
oAAOAE0 LUMBER niAHART.


t,m 15.. ..-....-42 5,0o0x w..
, 1865-06-08

ally held 1t 81. Old is In demand at 03, busit is
chiefly held at par.
Preston, Willard 4 Kean, o. s. 130 Losn
Agentr, II Clark street, quote Government accu-
rIlies al follows:
, 1865-06-08

There was I falr attendance 1t Eorsc.s Ell.
charcs, but the markets were generally quiet
Wheat declined 3Dfc. Oats we're INACTIVE but
nrm. There was nothing doing IL ProYitsons or
Whisky. Gold opened At GalIachez's ut l57{.
Sa1ss On call were:
aAIRs At uosas%4 EIcuaxcr