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OUR p11pN1Gnr MARKET REPORT.
-rEnec,nl rhsnsynh tn the Western Prtss.1

-IEpecial Disn.tch to the Western Press.1
Exy YonK, Wed ssstay, March 13-A!dnt.ht.
Railroad speculation heavy. This morniag lower
prices were made throughout, but there Tas consid
esable pressure SELF yet the decline Tas checked
In measure by heaYE pu1chases to cover SHIRT cpn-
tracts -.
Government geld binds heavy and lower In s5mpA.
thy With the fall in gold.
Aftcr the boxrd san lower prices vera made. Coal
md miscellaneous shsres heavT and loWcr.
Produce and merchandise markets nse heavy and
loWtr. =. ..e....
The Eo,dr oorn wss deprssssd again to-day. and
therr wss decline Of cent from lishe1t hgures OF
last cytning. The downward movement was aeoei.
rrated , news that place. commissioners we're CON
fux to Washington from JET Davis.
, 1865-03-16

Total tehcft.
Total enlistmeQts s1pce In. !. 1861 2 333

n. v. FA1R-M- E. .REuN1ox.-The young L.
dies Of the I. o. O.-.an organization In some Nay
connected I'm some way not to us exp|nned) with
the II. E. Churches Of this city, gave literary
entertainment and enpper, on Tuesday evening, at
the residence Of the Rev. E. II. Boring, No. eoo
West Madison et1eet, In aid of the funds Of the
forthcoming great Northwestern Fair. The wea-
her was miserable, The rain descending In tor
rents, and the attendsnee was not what II wonld
Yet, the calls Of the ladies were honored by an
assembly large a. the house cou1d comfortably
accommodate, and regrets IN The shape:of green.
backs were sent in pleutitully. The evening was
paseed In u vcr5 pleasant manner. We append
the programme Of exercises as a sample Of what
may be done in efforts elsewhere for the same
canses
snpper plain, 81; Ices extra.
Mnsic-tnsirnmenta1.
Welcome Adarsss-Rev. E. II. Boring.
address to the oracle and reply,
Toast The efforts for the Sanitary Fair" j;
Rev. E. A. Edwards.
Toast-aThe i. D. C-Festigia nuIza R<tror-
essg+..Ihere are no traces backward" Rev. 7. N.
Teas:-SThe E7srist Literary Society,"; c. o.
Reading Of paper On miscellaneous subjects.
Toast-"om Government, It's brave defenders
and its wise rulers; Colonel Daniels.
Toast-"Woman's edueation-gi7e to women
rounded and many sided character, and she will
be prepared for any future; IL. White.
Voluntary toaets and continents.
In View Of the bad weather It has been decided
to repeat The entertAinment-with variation OF the
programme, to-morroW, {Friday) evening. May
every one in giving to the soldier remember thai
1.-The liberal soul Waxeth fat"
, 1865-03-16
Citizen Prisoners.

New YonK, Wednesday, March 15.-A citizen
released from Salisbury says that arrangements
oners Of Northern birth now held In the South.
The rebels hold many Southern Union men, some
Of whom hare been in prison for three years, nm
dergoing serere treatment onr GoVeInment, In
effectipg the recent exchange. Is sad to have
made no demand Tor the relecse OF these men, mud
they are thus doomed 10 hopeless captivity.
, 1865-03-16

Ih,rt has beeu several failures among those
who paYe bsea operating for rise. and moro are
expected to morrow. Iisreporsed several dry soota
me gain dcale.s invested heavily In gold 1t ~. and
.et,ye to cav. viii good supp ,. Foreign exchange
ncuIual. Petroleum stocks very dun. Ihe panscsy
ronait,on Of affairs has produced ssaesl lucltns
t,on to te,1 auo large snouats Of stocks ons1oa
without being bid for. o. 5: sold sls~: oceanic
En11e Wen ae %: Hlgax1te s9s; Tack ta0o- Petso-
itrm a1ket TAT, and with downward tendency;
erudc sc: refined tn bond Sc; nee &c.
LATER.
Gold 17sx: N c 1oGK: Eric etx: Hudson 1asK;
Reading 1o7; old Southern esA: GIVE; Ri s7f ;
4 N cert,ncste1 Tx; Cumberland etx; Aaripoaa
,1u. stocks and gold vtEy sctlve- Gold after call
Md down ta l7lH, and closed At 1GA.
, 1865-03-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

Benefit of T. l.. Flich.-Mr. Fitch, the
popular manager at the Varieties, takcs farewell
benefit this afternoon and evening. A 1rstclass
programme is promised.
If this ahon1d meet the eye OF any ona
suffering from Bronchitis, Consumption. Asthma.
or any Pulmonary Affections, We would refer them
to Or. Jaynefs Expectornnt, which Will. in oil
cases, afford speedy relief, and in most effect
speedy c4 For sale by all 6uggists.
NH! !B-u3>&&t III aA&Tu
, 1865-03-16

MfIWA0ke0 n1afz6R.
rs,ec,,, Dispatch to the Chlesgo Tribune.1
MILWAUKEE. Wednesday, March L.
F1onu-Dull and &c lower sales at $500 Tor extra
CRn- wheat psniciy aud 6o7c lower; sales On
,.hance 10000 bu At sle571ca; this morning p 60
bu ut Il 2,e1asx. Oats dull. lower. and nominal at
5Aesc. Corn offered 1t 6oc. ...........
pnos1s1oys-Lower.b but no transactions.
wheat market 1t Ecwhhll House this evening: sales
since Change a. 600 bu No. ut 81 Aa1 % cash. and
4, e3x seller all month, closing at xt.24 cash4
, 1865-03-16

Medical Reform.-1n theee days Of eo-
s.ied % ~ 10 aGa nsdsas .
people as panAeeas for all the ills that esh is helr
10, II ia consolsng to know that there u ut least
one man in existence, Who, while making Ger;
tain class If diseases his speciality, hn. yet eeered
wide Of that gulf t1to which SO many have fallen,
and combines thorough general uedlcal educa-
ton and an enlightened course Of treatment With
IN exclusive attention to one cfass Of disorders
Thote who are in need Of treatment for diseases Of
ssloeie so%Rl.iR.: ta say ss;Pe @.y ri ssa;ed ~
deal with their cases, however intricate and able
TO do I'll IN that msn can do IN the way Of e6ectng
cure. Hie Office Is at No. 17s Clark street. on tbs
corner OF Monroe. mch1b-n651-lt
HALLS Vegetable slcI1fan Hair Re-
its natural color prevents it from falling Of makes
the hair eoft and glossy, docs not stain the skin
and is the best hair preparation IN the world.
leas than ninety days. For sale BY all druggists,
and BY H. 6coyi, s76 Randolph street. wholesale
agent for the Northwest .fe2s-m754-4w !.
eT, Benefits g Galhctic Balm for females, for
en!4rglng, developing and beauutying the breast.
aihres:eent :iamp. ior circular, E. Bennett 60,
nb4m4sa1atsatTnes&Tbs
eg Buras.ll'. Arniea Llniment, an tnfal1ible
cure for burns, scalds, apraina. rheumatism, gnn
bIains, &c. 4 sinsle application aliays lie pain pain
from bum or sca!d the Instant it IL spplied- No
family should be withoutit it. For sale BY all drug
gtstA. fes7m9Ssot
Dr. Webster. now permanently located ut
16A South Clark street. treats all private diseases
". has ten separate ronms, where anF one;uay call
and receive his opinion free of charge. r. o. Epx
1894. All letters containing stamp answered.
mch4-m4Es5t
Eureka, the lnfallIb1e Hair Resto-
rative, decidedly the best article for restoring
eec,ually yscurtng all diseases Of the scalp, pre-
venting the hair from falling off, giving 1t soft
ne:s and gloss that nothing else can produce.
Tfy It. Pi1ce &1.00 per bottle, Sold by all drns-
slsts. Fuller, Finch & Fuller. Agents, Chicago.
yrhfA.r1E4.1sf.TT6
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x,1,ton,s rnsoluble cement.-ror wood

H1Itonss Insoluble Cenent.-For wood
leather crpckery and other substances il the best
aid to economy thai the housekeepe1 can hare.
ills IN = LIQUID form. and insoluble in water or
e wll1 adhere az s9nssnees ,,n ess completely.
suld everywhere. Hilton Bros; = Co., proprse-
iors. Providence, r. l. AGENTS IN Chicsgo. Loan
+ ss1TT. mch2.m27z -3n-TuU-SAr&TUEs. :
Western Educational College for Boys
conncctcd with the School Of Trade, open rom
9a, m to 4p. N. For circulars apPy u yk ayt tsse =.
street. m @eul:.n4 1
H-Paper uaneings Painting, oalc1min!ng ana
Glazing. 1t F. E. Rghy's, 80 Randolph sueet
1Q.fH99,fn1
, 1865-03-16

.. Mining ktocke In Roston.
NEW ToRK, Wednesday March Is.
The following are the prices Of mining stocks in
Eoatoh: Franklin. u; Hancock. 9A; Huron. 40;
Central 81; Copper Falls rs; Quincy, 7s' Superior,
5H. Mbrket dull.
, 1865-03-16

st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. Wednesday, March Is.
ToBAcCo -Heavy and unchanged. III.
C,T1ou-D.ll. Sellers anxious to sell at reducad
rrtcts-
FLoUR--LanE Euid.
GKAN--No demand Tor Wheat. Market very dali.
Corr. ucelEneh.
g THpyIstnSs-F Very fat,
WHISKY Dull At $e12.
, 1865-03-16

WAsWEGToN11K HoNE--The regular QUARTERLY
neet,np Of the Directors md officers Of the Wash-
inrtonisu Home Association Hhl be held this
Thurrday) evening, At II o'clock, At the rooms Of
ds, church Block. A full attendance is requested,
a. % business of importance MI come before the
meeting. n Measures aze being taken t. preovide
tnt9nn and it i. hoped tint the public Will cheer
ialiy respond to de- demand thst viii Be EN- made
ills prseso1thy charity npon permanent ionn ~
year, which 20 to shoT hat the drankard nay be
rased when plaeed unter the Kindly inaG 5nees OF
an Institution Of thus kind. and tho lzW ol pcfsuta a.
s,or, 7retcnt Of the Law Of coelcann. brolsut "
wben he goes forth, laooss to save others from
m .iem !sl,nK. An Instance, from the annnal report
u Inc oopet3ntsndent will suffice to- illustrate
10 be the most hopeless or ali, aftcr leaving the
Home, went earnestly 20 work for others' teforra
, 1865-03-16
qhicQdQ Mrtbt1rtfs
THURspAY. MARCH 1e lsh.
THE CITY.

I7Eu.-The Illinois Central train did not leave
this city Inst evening" The rain had washed aW-y
q portion Of the truck nent Bloomington.
, 1865-03-16
RfaI G8tatfzzNnu11trp,

TOR SALE-On the Aux PLANES,
Il 15o acres Of Land In Sec. 3. T. g, &. Y In tie
Town OF Lyons, ntne 1nt!es rom Chcax IL fenced.
Good meadow snd plow LAND: On the Afeher Rosd.
80 per acre. GBO. II. EIGGfHSOH,
Real Estate ot1cs, No. Metropolitan Block.
tnh1kn63lSt -
, 1865-03-16

1AKorT1Dn Tuesday three sc1diars entered
the saloon of Pat GaEr1ty, on North street, near
pefplaines, and called for dinner. While the
wonlan In charge was dll'ng their order they took
advantage Of her momcnsaTy absence from the
room to rob the money drawer OF 612, They es-
cfped.
, 1865-03-16
autttn1, Sales,

d0 CRATES OF BEST WHITE
~ CRDCKkRY. 800 boxes Gla.sware-aslorted
seq MlrloIs-Mat oRany trames at Auction. 90
rooms H,4f 4 Is Dearborn st lhe CEockcry Is OPEN.
ed, and viii he sold In open lots to suit deters. and
fur the country. GILBERT BAN soUAs
r htj NH or AlftfouSEF4
, 1865-03-16

pA1A7zBk5 6AH1rAnGFA1n E. II. Boring
md Judge Bradwc1l will speak to the people Of
Palatine,- In the Methodist Church, on Tuesday
evening nex at half past o'clock tn reference to
the coming Northwestern Fair
, 1865-03-16

TOR SALE-A valuable farm, ~
l. ing seven miles s. ". Of Mecdo.a. and sK mites
oI Clarion Bureau Co 10, eop,asntnE Twp
dwelling houses. ne.ry new, 20x2s. With an ell
nnlstee- Good cellar and e,stern # the doar: The
taihs liz rooms, roo well OF never lng waser, and
ets!ern, good bearing orchard. gooa 1s1n. horse
with the locslit7 all Will attest who haye travelled
over the q. B. T. G. r. R-mskEnK 1t vrry desirable
home For fnrthe. information inquire b. tier.
1a person o. be tnossrloer II LAMo1le. RnIesn o.
, 1865-03-16

Study u TUE. nonrns LANGUAGES -Mons.'
Fsvarger will deliver his lecture entitled "sue-
resttons to Students Of Modern Lapguages,"" this
Gvenfpr, ia the rooms oi the Musical Un1eu. Meth
odlst Chu,ch Block. The lecture commences at
efpht O'Clock,
, 1865-03-16

OFT TO TIE Faoa1.-The 156th regiment Illinois
volunteers len Camp Fry last evening for Tho
froptN Their departure in the midst of driving
shower Of raln tnny be taken foretaste OF what
they may be called upon to experience m1ny
t1nct dut7Dg their coming year OF service. The
pfescpt desLl alton of the i58th has not been In.
1feafnH.
, 1865-03-16

EDUCATION OF Cosvzc1s.-1n reply to = cofrcs
popdcut wc state that the last Report Of the Com.
m,ss,onera Of the Joliet renitentary gives the
names Of SO convicts. OF there $50 are marked
as able 10 1csd md wrtte,' II as liable to read
only ~ and Jug ae being uAfble to do either.
, 1865-03-16
CTOCK OF A GROCER
Invoice Of looking Glasses,
so, GOO Primo Cigars,
Ar AUCTION.
&,nBI

+ OST-On Tuesday evening,
t. abeut LIZ O'Clock in Blue Is and ayenue car,
EeLt}emnu'r GGio Wstch. oren face. ANAL chain AZ
fhthed reward OF SO Will be paid fir IT. reurn 10
1T EHu.h n at+f kfreet mh16nhASt
, 1865-03-16

eB Benefits Galsctlc Balm for females, for
enlnrging, developing and beauufying the breast,
sold By dF1cglsts generally; Address. enclosing
Bux 6764 ChfrarO -
, 1865-03-16

RESUMED BueREss.-C. ". Florence, who has
been with c. L. Brand for the last two or three
ycart, lis now at his old Photograph Gallery, No.
14aLake street, where he will be glad to seehis
old friends End patrons lie has several medals
which were awazded 10 him for superior work.
1nanshfp, AID warrants perfect satisfaction or no
charge. Bear this in mind Hud give hin call.
BIS prices lor cartes de TisItt are very low.
, 1865-03-16

GnAsp uAu1. or BouETr JUMPERS, E1c.-Last
evening Captain John Nelson at die head Of de-
tachment Of Central Precinct police made sue-
cessful raid upon number Of notorious dens Of
prostitution and vice Situated On Wells and Van
Buren streets, captur4ng In all about twenty-five
as yillainous characters ns ART permitted to 70
unbune, A large number Of these men are we'll
known to the police A. Jumpers and deserters. On
tainine a List Of eight places from which he had
received bounties and jumped. Another Of them.
loteph Brown. IL notorious burglar, and dve
more are confidence men; the remainder are de.
eer1crs and bad characters generally.
, 1865-03-16

I d.
! TEE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY or CmcAao.-We
chcertplly give place to the following reply To Mr.
sta-b's card published In our issue Of Sunday
1nn%&
, 1865-03-16

TOR SALE-One more new Wag-
i. eu End harness. Apply At No. III, soath state
sifeet mht7n5A-N
, 1865-03-16

PASSING REcRu1rs.-We hare received two
communications from parties claiming to have
been cye:witnrsses OF the transaction mentioned
By ue yesterday, in which colored boy was re-
crui'ed after having been onre refused by the
geon. The statements nrc 10 the effect that two or
three OF the ward committees were qunrrelinc
about the boy. and that the surgeon reiused to e1
anime him It'll the 1if1cQttY Was settled.
, 1865-03-16

FowLEn's ADDING MACHINE 10 still creating d
5urore among our business men. Many have
availeo themselves Of the opportunity and secured
machine VIC les.n that Mr.. Fowler has sold
the right Of Illinois anl Iowa, and will remain
here q few days longer to dispose OF the rights
OF the following States, viz: Wisconsin, Mime.
tota Kansas, MisEquti, lndiana, Michigan aud
Ohio. Parties desiring to see fuE themselves may
call at roam !, No. 195 South Clark street. from
nire 70 twelve or two tili five, 1t must be seen t.
be appfeeiate1.
, 1865-03-16

TIE cNc1sNAT1 TR1A1s.-The reply Of Judge
Advocate Il. L. Burnett to the pleas Of the coun
ael for the accused. in bar to the Jurisdiction
Of the Military Commission assembled At Cincin.
natl for the trial Of the chcseo conspirators. has
1uBt been ISSUED in pamphlet form by request Of
ihe court. We spoke Of the reply at the d me as
IN able, exhaustive effort 1t embraces fnll re.
v1tw Of the whole question. and an argument
based on comprehensive reference to the u9agcs
and laws Of u1J civilized Nations. Col Burnett
Ass given evidence Of no ordinary ability TO i'll
the responsible posinon to which be was appoint
cd. The pamphlet is edited by Ben P1tnan, Esq,
Recorder TO the Commission.
, 1865-03-16

P8ns, rH--Judge Miller OF the United States
Court, and Brig. Gen. Henry A. Morrow. OF Mich
fcnn are stopping at The Sherman House.
, 1865-03-16

TOR SALE-70o acre Farm, 81
IL rniiea wss: OF Davenport, In 8 section OF the
nnest farming connt1, 70 iowsGa laFge nearly & 1sX
room 80 acrex Of pe ttmnar oTer 200 acres under taa
plew. xo acres f:Scsd win new board tsnse Livtng
so ac1es Of timber, good arg. houze &C farm
completely fenced y: ca..y,Isd .nd i II mnes
Farm, We'll improved. 10 acres timber. 80 miles from
Ct,caRo-S2S00. One OF 10 BeFes: well lmnSoysd.
some dtsfnnce from Chicayo-$JINQ. CLAFLLN g
FAY nj Clnrk H. - mal5n t3Sit
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Associated Press Report.
IRON WAsHIsG1OS,

WAsHNGToN, June 8.
The order for the discharge of certain
prisoners of war published yesterday, rem
ders personal application to the President
for the release OF prisoners under the rank
of MAJOR, unnecessary, and there is author
ity for stating that the President is issuing
no orders at present for the release of any
prisoners of war of or above that rank
President johnson to-day moved his res
idence to the White House, of which he
has now taken full possession.
The government yesterday despatched
five hundred men with intrenchment tools
and coflns TO the battle fields of the Will
dernesa, for the purpose of decently in
terring the re L aims Of all soldiers exposed
to view, Of which there is quite number
An Alabama delegation called at the
State department this morning to psy their
respects TO Secretary Seward They we're
cordially received by him.
Yesterday and TO day quite NApmber of
rebel officers confined in the O9E Capitol
prison, took the oath Of allegiance, and
were released. 7 .r--@ -r
Secretary Seward walked to the State
Department to-day for the first TINA since
he received bis injuries. .-s f
The wife of Secretary Seward, who has
been confined to her bed for week past,
is quite low. -.-. 40
The President has recognized H. CLASH
nus as Consul st Chicago, for the ducby
of Auhalt. a..,- -.-T
Prominent citizens of Alabama and
GeorgiA, and also Mississippi, are here af.
ter an audience with the President. They
express the opinion that the policy with
regard to reorganization in North Caro-
lima will be 70 the other Southern States.
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FROW WAsHTnGFON

NEW YORK, June 9.
A special to the Herald dated Washing
ton Sthsays it is not to be inferred from the
faes that JEFF. Davis has been indicted in
this district that he will certainly be put
on trial here. The impression that he was
indicted In this district st the instance of
the Government is without foundation.
The Indictment was returned by the Grand
Jury at the instance of the District Attor-
ney alone, who scte1 without consulta-
tiOn with any msmber of the Admins
trstion. He is equally liable to indict-
ment In Maryland and in the Eastern Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, and if indicted in
either of the said districts he will doubtless
be tried 10 that one to which the Govern.
ment msy see Atto turn him over.
A delegation of loyal GeOrgisns, led by
the Hon. Joshua B. HIl, formerly mem
Der of Congress from the Empire State of
the South had an interview wi the Presi-
dent to-day. Mr.. J Johnson firmly told them
what the policy of thsi9Administrstio
would be in reference TO the reconstruction
of the Southern States, which was entirely
scceeded to by the gentlemen of the dele
cation as emlnently just and proper, and
acceptable to the loyal people of Georgia
Hon. NJ. f. Odell denies the truth of the
statement that he is q candidate for the
office of Assistant Treasurer of New York
or that his name has been presented or
urged by his friends for that position.
VIM E. Chandler, of New Hampshire,
the present Judge Advocate General of
the Navy Department, is to be appointed
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in
place OF Mr.. Remington.
It is stated on good authority that the
government is feeding 100000 of the in
hsbitAnts Of Virginia, of all Glasses, white
and black. Eleven thousand rations are
daily issued to the citizens of the city of
Richmond alone.
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Departure Of the great Tt xaS
24! Expedition
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
GOLD LAST NIGHT 1S7 S-8
FROM CO UMRUs.
[specIal . the oIevslsnd LEAp.r.l

- COLUMBUS, June ..
The Surgeon General, by the request Of
Governor Brough, has directed the Medi-
cal Directors of the departments of East
Pennsylvania, Washington and the Middle
Department. to transfer all soldiers belong
ing to Ohio Regiments, who are not proper
subjects for muster out and will be unfit
for duty for thirty daya, to the general hos
pital in Ohio. The Gath Ohio, and detach-
ments of the SAD o nio, and several other
regiments had fne reception to-day
Governor Brough and Lieutenant Cover.
nor Anderson, who happened to be in tie
city, welcomed them home in bief but
eloquent terms This afternoon the men
enjoyed a rich repsst which had been pre-
pared for them st Goodsle Park. They
seemed much pleased with the attention
shown them.
Since the organization of the Bureau of
Soldiers Claims there has been collected
and paid over to the proper parties $lO,-
I2S,51s, of which sum 1855, 1893 was in sec
ond Auditors certificates. Commissioner
Taylor, who is at the head of the depart
ment is 8 capital business man. He is now
ready for the payment of other claims
amounting to about thirty. five thousand
dollars.
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TIE Pirate PARR.

NEW YORK, June 9.
The Nassau Guardian of May goth, has
the following, pspsrs Of later date have
no further reference to the matter:
INAQUIA, May II.
To the Editor of the Nassau Guardian:
Mr.. Editor There has been an awful
outrage committed off these islands which
have Lot yet seen in print. The pirate
Psrr, who captured the Chesapeake out Of
New York barbor and also the Roanoke
from Cuba, has made his appearance of
here. He boarded the bark Lizzie, from
Cuba, set fire to her and sailed from her,
telling the Captain that he intended to
drown q thousand before the war wss
over, and leaving these poor men to save
themselves in 8 small boat it is thought
that some of them are burned or drowned.
Parr even wanted to shoot the poor sailors
because the Florida lost some Of her crew
in swimming g ashore.
Captain Nesson, of the bark Lizzie, says
that the pirate set his ship on fire with a
fluid that he had in phisl, and it spread
from stem to stern, burning on water the
same rs on dry land, and some of them
had to leap overheard to keep out of the
wsy of it, for it spread SO fast such action
was necessary. Just st sundown steam
er hove in sight, which was bark rigged,
and the pirate sailed from her, and about
eight o'clock csnnons we're heard
heard and flashes were sen. The wreckers
saved some of the bsrque. 1 will write
their murderous sct when have all the
facts. remain, &c,
RICHARD SMITH.
p s. The pirate took off the baIque's
small beat aud sunk it to keep the crew
from saving themselves.
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RERELLIOE.

NEW YORK, June 9.
Advices from San Salvador state that
President Duennss has issued q decree
declaring the entire Republic in state of
siege and is establishing martial law. The
soldiers and citizens, though countenancing
the rebellion by not taking up arms, viii
be pardoned. He also declares the rebel
lion unimportant in itself, but, IS an ex-
ample msy be prejudicia. An army had
been sent to quell the revolt. The rebels
are led by General Osrdsnss, previously
high in favor with Duennss' government
The rebellion broke out at San Miguel
May 18th. The rebels are taking possession
of public property without resistance. An
srny of 5000 loyal citizsns was raised in
three days, and if papers state the truth,
there is 8 general manifestation OF conf
denee in Duennss' government. The an
nouncement of the assassination of Presi-
dent Lincoln caused profound sensation
and horror in San Salvador.
The latest dates from Guatemala an
nounce the election Of Senior Msriscal
Corna, as President of that republic.
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FeOm BAT"E ROUsE

rT l' BATON ROUGE June 5.
The troops under General Heron, &C.
eonipsDied by the gunboats, reached Alex
andfia on the I'd. There was no public
demonstration on the arrival Of the troops,
yet the fee ing of relief was unmistaka6le
There seems to be no bittsrness among the
citiZens.
The country around Alexandria shows
many evidences of the Red River cam
psign, ruins being seen on every hand.
Fourteen pieces Of heavy artillery were
found in the forts, and eight pieces of field
artillery were spiked in town. But little
public property has been found.
The Missouri and Arkansas troops have
preserved their organizations at Shreve-
port, and await the arrival of our paroling
Garrisons have been established ct Alex-
sndris, Nstchitodus and Shreveport. Gen.
Heron makes his headquarters at the lat
ter place