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, 1865-05-11

The continued decline IN gold to-day caused a
panic in the general markets, and almost every
article in the produce List suffered material de-
cline in price. The news from the Esst indicated
similar state Of affairs there, and the result Is
We have to report an uneasy feeling among hold
ers generally.
The Provision market WAS perfectly stagnant,
and prices, though lower, are almost entirely
nominal. There was little or no inquiry for pro-
duet. and but little effort Was made to sel1-holk.
crs generally keeping their stocks off the Market
Ness Pork w,s dull and about S1.00 lower, with a
sale Of only 5o br1s at $780, closing with sellers
at That price. and limited demand at $780,
Prime Ness Porx was entirely neglected and
prices are nominal. Sellers were holding at
$22,0o. Sweet pickled Hams were quiet, With
sa1as OF 116 tres In two lots at 161@17c. Bulk
Meats were neglected and nominal. There was
nothing done in Lard, and ths market Was entirely
nominal at 1s@184c.
Hiehwlnes we're offered freo1y at $500, bat there
Was ro demand aud the market Was wholly neg
lccted. Buyers vero Offering S1o5G3l.Q9.
Owing 10 the further decline in gold, and The
very unfavorable news from New York, the In
quiry fur Flour was rcry limited, and the market
was dull and heavy ut decline Of fully 9oc on the
ruling prices Of yesterday. We note sales Of Els
brls at Ss.250o25 for White Winter, S775 foz Red
Winter, 500 for Spring extras, and $500 for
100 brIs ut $500.
The Wheat market was active at decline Of
fully 314c On the closing prices OF yesterday. On
the sidewalk the market opened at 81 10 for No. i
Spring, but at the opening OF Change the highest
figure that could be had was $1.09}. Subse-
quenty the market fell to $1.08, and rallied to
sf.0si, but after the receipt OF the New York dis.
patches, dropping tendency set in, and the mar-
ke rapidly sold down to S1.064 at which 1t closed
quiet. There Was moderate inquiry for No. =
Spring at oscG$1.01. We mute sales OF 295o00
bushcls at $l.o6i @1.1o for No. Spring, and osc6
S1.01 for No. e-closing rather easy at s1.C6a for
No. I. There Wis nothing doing In Winter and
Extra Spring. The demand was almost entirely
to cover shorts. 49,. ....,..t
In sympathy with other breadssuda. the market
for Corn Vas &c lower on No. !, and o456c on No.
2 and ReJected-e1oalug very heavy at me aeclne'
About 81, zoo bu changed hands st 6a064e for No.
j. ba6a5Gtc for No. ., and 51l5o for Rejected In
store, and 64}c for yellow t. o. b. At the close
there were no buyers at over 6oG61 for No. IN
etore.
There was heavy business done in Oats a.
decline Of f1@sc On the closing price ofyesfardas.
The market opened at Bic for No. IN store, ons
ander an active demand by ahort sellers, an ad-
vance of a01c Was obtained. Amer the receipt o.
The New York dispatches, depreciation OF tQ1sc
yas effected, md the market closed qniee. me
Goot'up 348 900 bu at s1s2o for NO.
md ao6as1c for No. a-closing with buyers OF No.
At 31}c. and sellers Ut 31}c. There Was no ship
~ R1e was dull, and 1896 lower, with light sales
NJ No, : in store ut &c.
= Rsr1ey @ was dull and lower, with Light sales Of
sample lota 1t 4407oe On track. -,
, 1865-05-11

TimofhJ Seed Qule: and &c lower. with s1les at
21.76&Ds IS. Clover Seed Vas dull, with light
saez at 81, ,5o-a decline. Flax Seed was more &C
tive and s'eady. with e3les At $l759l.0. Alllet
Seed sold At f135.
The further decline in gold has weakened the
Grocery m1rket and We reduce orE quot1t1ons
on sugsr and 1c On Coffee. Trade ia fair. The
folowl1g dispatch was received 1t tbs Gsocers
Board. from New York:
New YoGK, My 1o-3 p. N.
Markets quiet Good Grocery Sugars 12c; Hlra
Refined, 1stc; Wh1.ey As 1T. Codee an3 Tea
drm- Gold, l3ai
The decline In gold has not effected the market
for Dry Goods any further than to influence soue
to hold OF. Dispatches nom New York received
this morning report drm market there. Trade Is
fa1r. and there Il no change Ia quotaIans sinca
our desslled report OF yesterday.
Lake FfeiRhts were quiet At the decline aoted
yestead.y, with engagements to Badllo Al &c for
Corn and &c for Oats.
The following dispatches were read on Change
today:
BUFFALO, May 10-1l:s1 4. n.
Receipts, $4,000 by wheat sa,t00 b1 corn,
Rather mere inq9,sMy q " 1os vhsat; s.lss OF No; Al
doing in oats. Freiehsa du;las 1sc loi whoat, lie
for corn, and &c for oats.
NHw Yon9. My 1e-tam. =
Flour nomlnsily JIG lower. Wheat unsettled
End noD nal. Corn neglected. Oats quiet 1t SIC.
Pork lower; dull at 625,87k- Lard easier heavy
at 184. Whisky qulet and unchanged Gold, 13ii,
NEW -YoRK, Hay l0-1 D. NJ
Flour 20@e6c lower-t8 S597.10. Wheat inc.
tive, ntminal1y l092c lower. Corn unsalable.
nomtusliv lower. O1ts quiet at 611slc. PORK
heayyAt $aa73. Lard dull aud heavy. Whiaky
kteady at &2i9@a10. Gold q.
There was quits discrepancy between prtYate
dispatches received from New York, and tue late
Board Of Trade one. The former quoted ost. at
45G4'c, unsettled. Wheat sDl0e lower. Corn
unstable, and Flouk 3sQ115c lower.
LATHE.
Thene was good atteudaucs at the Board O.
Trade Evening Exchange, and owing 10 tho fur.l
ther decline in gold, the markets were pan,cky
Wheat declined }@.c, and Oats about 4c. The
sales on cali we're:
, 1865-05-11

GRAND RALLY AT BUSHNELL
Friday, November 9TH, 1864,

Hon. L. y. Ross, Major s. P. Cummings, T. E,
Morgan, and Jos. G. Thompson Will address The
people on the above occasion, and decllro TO them
the whole truth of the matter.
White men Of McDonolghf who prize the Con.
eltntton Of our fathers, WIN lore the Union form
ed by their wisdom and compromise; brave MeU.
who hate the rebellion OF Abraham Lincoln. and
arc determined 10 destroy It; noble women who
do not want their husbands and eops drarced TO
the vslley Of DEATH by nfcmorsclces Tysant, rally
out to this meeting In your strength and Numbers.
CENTRAL CONN., rrEE.
This L. ". Ross Is the Copperbesd member
OF Congress from the 9th District. and has
been for the success Of the South from the
beginning Of the war. Fulton county, in Ills
district, Is the worst secesh hole In tho State.
Or the 2Sth Of April, 1864, ". ". OBrien
Of this city. made speech at the Court
House in Princeton, Burcau county, and re-
peated 1t substantially here on the sd Of An
gust, as follows:
"Undcr The present Administration the Federal
Hplon has become eruel, dark and damnahlr,
Democrets have no heart to join In var against
the tyranny Of Lincoln. ! sly, don't let ali tie
blood be shed On one side; don't stop To connf
the cost; assert your rights as men and at iii
hazards ;-peaeefnly II VIC can, but forclh'y IL W.
must. the abolition despot must DO hurled from
place and power"
This speech Was endorsed by The Demn-
cra' ic party Of this District as the truce iloc.
trine, O'Brien being the chairman Of their
Genital Committee. He also made Other
speeches In the same kind of talk,
, 1865-05-11

WKpsEsD1Y EVENING, Msy 10.
LUMBER-Rfce ceiyed, 5 ~ N: shipped, sos N. The
market does uos SEEM 10 oreeoyer from tbs depression
Of estsr day. but % the other hind decidedly II
ter. Balea TO day Indicate further decline ct 80:
I'm.
sslfs were e:-4chr chnruhnsco, from oconto, rs N
mixed common rsft=d at t1+.oo, BY 0. Brew ter;
cargo .ch:. McnaSc5. rom OakEtIls. Canada,
81 n. \ mil 1ua plank, bs ance boards,
It III d. sold by j. Bckford: cargo schooner Nav
Hempshlte, from Grand RIVER, y n u a'sips balauce
nmon nike Al ltf0: cargo schooner Black Hawk,
fonGrand River, strips raftsd coarse At SIS oocarYo
schooner Rose Dousman, Grand RYee, % N X strips.
balance common mixad, At slsoo-su by Irish d Fat-
leT c uEo schooner Kato Dake, from Grand River,
50 m co3.fc at t13 TO, By Hs1t d Maxwell; cargo
sch 'o.er Jones, from M-ntstee. x st1ips balance
losts and Sc ntng st $751; cargo schooner Mitch Ill
fioU PaeEte Mar4ueste. y strips, balance boards
Esng.sswed At 7l7.25 sold bv Col. Lcomis.
sHINGIas-Reeeved. $50 N; shipped. 1,te3 H.
Mszkat quiet At SssaA@5.75 for sawed Al. We hear
OF no .les to-day.
.LATH-Recetved. 100 m ; shipped, I'll N. Market
steaty. soek 81 m pei sehr New Usmp.hize at - So
We quota yard prlce1 A. fQllQWRs
, 1865-05-11

farbors and rivers, Ieqocnted by small block Ida
running s!oops, u favorable to ha escane and ~
pet not he surprised to learn at any upmenI tn,t
he hss safely reached Havana or Nissan Tns
only bope Of tis capture must b placed in onT
no harm now TO announce that G,n, Glimnr. ~ ~
an early muuent displtched an ofdcer ~ his
staff from Iii ton Hcad to Key West to not1fy tne
evat u1utn OF Richmond. and tn sugpee, ea-,s1o
steps that would close all avenues at esress- With
can l'c covered hy sueh force as the psyy snS a..
my haye at their disposal, 81o IL :
, 1865-05-11

cozyxz-The ra.tes for Brazil continues resY Arm
- re aoysnce noticed IN our last. The skock u
small and not Of ne qualities noE most dss!ed and
Mfar i've hem no further cargo SALE, but 90 b1Es
tn haye be en fa9en by Government at $19.3x2et 10
~ hcnd currrucy. The CAIRO Of Rio por Carmeftts
repoIied ID lat On p,.vAe terms brought 1sxc.
nono. ,ooo ha2s Rio seld IN Baltimore On private
ttruua The other safes embrace 3s bags St bomtn.
20 It I8hc 50 days, dut7 paid: Iii no. 13Ec il honI.
20 Jsy5 2sKe: Eala; ;e5 de, 81 + @ Soad;
F1eu-0Ey Cod are scstca aud nrm; thera are rome
hfte 8doat Macke'el cou'inne IN good trade deman1
tut hs OF no Invoices selling; tee atock sts ly
a1,in1.bts ana The tendency 4 - .elleT.' favof.
ine pretty tree from store. but there havc been no
arIiv, Is 1oe d.stEontinE demand fer nearly ali
FEr1T- There Is u taiT demand. hu+ NJ genera. ac-
uy1ty: pricts are tomewhat Irregular, and for some
atscfip'lo r9shcr eaer: Ths ,ain, are i.ooo bxs
oats Auseat1l 1ai.1ns a. y c@1 400 90 Layer
so bts in lots 9c, tgoid}: 10 T9rxis
rFnn. 8, 2H4Ac. Moat'y a. the lover rate; 200 bags
Sicily !ot she aim oals, 2ss: 20 do Brazil nuts &
lsHe f.ais da'ee lgAe: r. eases .AEdine1 27e tor
mus. lsc. cash; so bx la1es .ains. u casH Turkish
, 1865-05-11
FROM nHtLWAUAEE.


NnwArKEr. May 10.-1n compliance with an or
der from Gen. Cnr4ie, commanding this Depart
ment, Gen. Davies, commanding q Madison, has
taken Judges D: 9. Bush and Harvey Briggs INTO
custody, and holds them in confinement at Camp
Randall until further orders. The charges against
them arr not known.
The prospects for grain ia this State have never
been so falE at this time sof the season. a. they
are NOW. The numbering busine.s on our rivers
In the interior ia quite heavy at present. An un.
tsus1 number Of Esfts are moving down the Wis.
, 1865-05-11

p,nDe TO arrive. 30 -ass. nss. and 1oo ba.' Iaa,ne
Goc aln cnds en private terms. The mark fot for~
olga E1t Gu u,t i. d. H. os .s6rfp:,'s a. y
goodo man; eal..no oza-ges are selllng
a o.f fof ar ~ s'rF Lem n. and 3ioDo!4io,o o
il rsetp, {. 20 arg, ga q: H.sao Rsssasas % ~ ::
d f>ats4,l; 1t Vss ran on in taJs ~ *ls.N
q r. otiic; btsdts. e9 Havana 2ia.s re IN 70 =:
len, 10 sxfi1r. r1cr nut ~ II 4 By :ust:oa.
saa eae sorrrao oranges. oocs order. totd 4 s?u
ossDe. J. sss: nd ) IL 10 ienons. M nsoa s;, -.
VI. n.sa., md Tbas'ts,. aod ptte.. tel: "a aboas
srsI.s a: utss 81 Tod s od.I: sxh,ottsd
": l1KeI1x;1Ih hir renuioa Cu'., 1l45il9of
i5mc :, 70 tas,sa a.ss. a. l.xalsx:: mos: e!o.:
aissl- ,,r E.sr sh.n O. Ta .d ass-hAFd la9 sxs.
Atscs s:a.1t az e hard lsxc WHIT 1s: = ~.
1t s1Si4e, .nd 7S@sxe sofa: tas clarified do 1lSa
i3xc; SIS PcI Is nc: ,l2Kal5Hc BaFosdoe. 1915
hntl {snd s. brls c WIN d DemetarA. 17c: *9l
rs Ha. lx@l;Ae: a1d sHs 1d an qsas 4 s,eds
tn. stock Ntstrtt ~ Wa ahont st aaas ~ ess o4s,
T.,179 bst q sre n. snd l. $50 hhds Melado.
, 1865-05-11

The Evansville Journal of the 9Th, says that
terrible tornado, ,atteuded By fearful hail
Storm, passed over that part Of the country
bttWeen Evansville and Newberg, on Friday
afternoon last. A large number of houses,
barns and other like property were demo1lsh-
ed. Charles Bell, who WIS In his barn when
1t was blown down, WAS badly maneled, and
tits feared he will die. He is the only person
known tobe seriously injured. The house of
Mrs. Phillips was blown to atoms, and
although herself and five children we're in the
house at the time, not one Of them received
the slightest injury,
, 1865-05-11

The musterlDg Out-The kssassinn.
ttou Trtais,

WASHINGTON, My 10.-0ne year soldiers are
to he returned to their respective capitals and
mustered OCT Of service at once.
The witnesses In the assassination case are
pantc-tElcken. fearing assassination In case thew
give their testimony. One u them Yesterdsy
made verbal statement to The Secretary Of War
relative TO the completely Of Thompson, Sanders
fore the Court unless assured that his name resi-
derec and testimony ehould be suppressed, and
newspaper reporters be excluded from the Court
but 1t Ii believed he has ded North In another
, 1865-05-11

Yesterday N orning several persons between
quito severely by dog that had run mad
and vas making his way directly for Thu
place. A Mr. George Gilmore was The flrst
person bitten, quite severely In the leg. The
dog next attacked little girl and lit her
very badly. A lady was the next victim, or
rather would have been had not her dress
proved a protection. and saved her from tue
Teeth Of tic dog. An Irishman in the en-.
ploy OF Sample s. Co., whose n name We failed
10 obtain, In endeayoriug to defend the LADY,.
was also attacked, and In turn WAS bitten
both in hand and leg. We fear these cases
will turn ont fatally; though 1t is to be hoped
otherwise. We are also informed that i've
children were bitten by dog on Sunday at.
te1noon, but our, informant did not state IN
names Of the unfortunate yic.1ms.
, 1865-05-11
President L1ncolnsS last Speech in
Illinois.

Mr. Lincoln, while on his route from
spI,ngheld TO Washington in February, 1861,
made Ills last speech ia this State at Tolono.
~ vas very htief speech, but 1t will now BE-
words be uttered TO public audience in I!ll-
nois. 1t was as folloEa. -
FELLOW CITIZENS: You. pcrhsps, expect a
speech ifom me. ] hare no speech 10 maxe.
you farewell. / am leaving your s,ats upon an
er19ut OF National Importance, and although a
ds1k cloud hangs over our nation, yet behind Ihzt
we'll,
, 1865-05-11
CHICAGO DRY GOODs MARKET.


WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 10,
The Dry Goods market fs fairly acuye. The de,
cline In gold does not seem to have any other eC-
feet on the market than to cause a slight falling
of in tho demaId- Advicea received this morn
Ing from New FORK quote the market there quite
finn, With scarcity Of domest1cs. Here there
are no changes and We quote:
Prirts-Merrimac, &c; Cocheco, &c; Garuess.
27{c; sprsgaes. &c; Dunnells, e5tc; Duchess,
B, 21c; Mourning, 25c+.
Csc.
Brown sbeetinge Standards, 4a}c; Medford ,4oc;
Agawam F. sic; Swift River, 2sc; Pepperel, R,
2oc; Dwight a, 32fe.
Bleached Gooda-New York Mills, 4aac; VAN
sut'a, 40; Bates .7}c; Lonsdale, 35c; Canoe, 15c.
Deulms-Amoskeag, s5e; Union, 60c; Hay
naksf't, 5oc; Blue Hill, Sic.
Striped Shtrtipe-Amoskeag &c; York. SOC;
Uncasvi11e, 3e}@39lc.
Delafnes-Au 29Gl30c.
, 1865-05-11
Latest from Vieksburg"~F Further
from Dick, ,Taylofs Surrender. :
MILITARY MATTERS I'M THE
SOUTHWEST.
The Sultana Horrtr-A Correc.
tion Of Painful 2umors,
From Washington-The AS
sassiuation Trials.
Ihe Flight Of JEFF Dayis--The Case
Against Him,
FROM CA1RO AND BELOW

neanng viii, the Trattors-Importau,
VT0tf1 from Gen. Thomas ana s;cn.
~Asnbufn-SurFtndc or Guerlllas.
Especial Diapatch to The Chicago Tnbune.1
.-... CAIRO. MAY 10.
by the steamer Belle Memphis, inst arrived
nom Memphis, We hare the following important
order, which indicates that the government has
determined to punish traItors:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT WEsTEns
TENNESSEE, MEaru1s, Tenn May 8. {
General Order, No. ~.
foF tht Information Of tchon u may concern.
The following dispatch from Mai, Gen. Thomas
commanding the Department Of the Cumberland.
IL published from The Headquarters Of the Depart
meut Of the Cumberland, Nashville, Tennessee,
May 9, 1855;
ITO Maj. Gen. c. G. Nashbnrn, Memphis.
''You are authorized TO administer The oath Of
eleeiance to the rebel soldiers, but not to Officers
OF Citizens 1t Is now 10 late for them to reap the
maintained an a,ti'nde Of hostility Of four Sea,s,
Wy command Of Ms3. Ger. TAoxAs.
(s'sAea}b Biz. Cen "w; wi 3 G,sf wn1Fgss y ELI;
Citizens who len our lines and sought refpre
IN The rebel domflu and resisted all peIEuaslon 10
return until the present moment, will not be a.
loved to return 70 Memphis At present.
naroled from the armles Of Lee. Johnston and
Fnyior, Will not be allowed to wear the uniform
or any badge reminding Of thelr treason.
Men,! Or those who have taken theamneaty cath
VIII be required to dtyest themselves Of rebel uni
1o'1o az eoon ss they can procure Other clothing,
ard hey s.s given thirty days fEom The tine 81
B5 Command M q MAJ. Gen. G: g. WAsnBuax:1
Yesterday squad Of dftEtwo officers and eleven
Pg s q rebel s.ys!
squads surrendered to Gen. Meredith on Saturday
and took the amnesty path. .----~-
, 1865-05-11

ColAL, N.... @4S H43
Slaughter A.a. A.34tl QA
Slaughter &o1e
CntEaTo......Q QNe3 0.H
Buenos Ayres.. p.M9 0.41
Orinoco Sole. >. QSsGa o. -
Gstuoco coed
dRuA2ed,us Ga CTS
, 1865-05-11
FKOTI FLORIDA.
Mallory not His yFhercn-
bouts Unknown u. -Nexve from Hcusu.
rE,fM.

NEW TonK, May 9.-The pnubpat Florids. yol.
unteer Lieutenant Commander william B3dd.
morning at m early hour, from New Orleans, rid
Pensacola and Key West She sailed from Penss-
cola On the 18th ult., at which time no knowledge
lete rebel navy. existed among either the nvy or
army officers Of that place: It was rumored there
that be had been seen in Pensacola, and had sue
English schooner, but the report could not be
.rated 10 any rcsponEible source. It was very
certain that he had not given himself up to Cap
tleman knew nothing OF him further Than the
above rumor circulating In the town. II il more
than likely that the pugnAcioos Secretary Is not
probahIv attsch his own. Mr. Mallory's tnt1mate
acquaintance with Florida and lta tuuUmerable
, 1865-05-11

On Chang. to.aay. hes. Was ~ .ctiys denan3 tef
No red What. ut IN 2dV1nc8 Of &c On toe G osfn&
prices Of Sat 1daT. aud 1900 ou chanzo1 h%1
There vas odesste demsnd tai AMP + 40 wafts
t,e ffrneE aud cone OF tbs latter on lhe Eket;A .
snsl lot qsR4b 4 Mchig ID 1t m Atyanoe OF 10
on p ices Il Friday. Lbs dtuaad u pfsnsapalR tos
Milling.
walls quite genera ". thai this xy+iu vii undergo
fu1th+t cecitne The quantity oH p9 Is not laIGa
OAt1 and Rye are MT IN demand Thszu Was ltssla
NJ both m fhA m uarket
, 1865-05-11
FROM NEW YORK.
The MexfcAn Emigration kcbau.
PfokrcaAlnC.

u, EEw foEk, May 1.-The Htra1d esyr: "rhs
Asxlcan emigration excitement Increases, The
the applicants. and two mora Offices are 10 ho
open q; There Is . great rush Of discharred
ssny ot1cefs and SO daefe- Tne Mexican General
It IL said the Vest h.s subteribed large sunss a.
money 10 the enterprise, and that IS 5.GD man ~
= &c raised there, to be- commanded oy Genera
, 1865-05-11

I'D W9..-st.ses.%. q &NN @
French Gait, IS
n2-.-. .... 2M'a 10
French Cali. Le-
motn.s,% = dz N.otZs5 =.
French Cali. Lo-
motnes. Sec
onds u do1. 100R12f&
Lulnxs, = dos. B.03ta13W
RoaaA dos, s3.sCAI7,po
, 1865-05-11
Tho Democracy and the Murder of
President LlacolR.

Forever four years past the Democracy have
been pursuing afr. Lincoln with yirnlence
THIS Was kept up from prior to his first cleo
ton TIL the day OF his ASSASSINATION. Since
that terrible event they hive been striving to
shttt the responsibility of the act from their
shoulders. The decd committed by The Assas-
sin bad been repeatedly advised by their speak
eIs and EFritera, and 50 surely and certain as
effect follows cause, the murder Of Mr.. Lin
coin was the effect of Democratic teachings.
To eubstant!ate our position, ne make lew
extracts. During the last Presidential cleo
tion the following call Was issued for Demo
cratic meeting in McDonongh county:
, 1865-05-11
The Sultapa Calnmlty-Cruel Rumors
CorTects d-Stnfch tor the Dead-Iu.
tefmebts-Namtx of Tie Hescuera.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trsbnne,1

tefmehtS-NameM of 11te HeDcuers
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbnne.1
CAIRO, April 10.
The Memphis papers have learned from zen
lcnen worthy Of the utmost confidence In that
Stare, and having the aDpleet means for judging,
that they are satisded that the painful suspicious
current for several days past in relation 10 the
stalng Of the dead Of the sultana arc untrue, and
do oiDjustice to the worthy persons who have bseu
active In the hum1te work OF rescuing the bodies
OF ptrsoue drowned. These tnformants, who hsve
themselves lost friends and relatives By The disss-
ter, are Intelligent gentlemen, have eearched, and
been familiar with The search az performed by
Government officials and other persons. They
Eny that In their opinion, there has been no .tinp
Of the pockets Of the dead. Pockets have on]y
been cut open and examined to discoyer papers or
olhe1 means Of Identification. Most Of the dead,
being returned prisoners, had no money or yalus-
hles. When they had rings on their fingers these
could moi. IN come cases be taken of. and in such
caees were buried With the dead. This seems al
overnight as they ehould have been kept, or at
iess1 M recorded With the hops ef such record lead
say that in few esses OF this kind the Intention
rs 10 bury the dead bodies juet rs they were
Altogether about 17o bodies hsve been received.
of these aeout one in i've have been found en-.
t1reIy naked, being thoee OF persons who had
eSRS esRRsa pests tS ys II Tsla seG5s p e q
clothes. Out Of seventy fire picked up By the Pa
cahontaa on]y one had COTTON him. Tho bodies
of man named Barnes and James Rutheraeid.
Go 3, ID Illinois, Of Oregon, Illinois, have been
tdennfed and Letters have been sent to the fricnds
Of the deceased The steamers engaged in the
search have been the Pocobontas, Little Giant
a1d Jenny. Hind. Some Of the pertons, who
with EMAIL boats have saved the lives oFmany per
sons and recovered many dead bodies. are G.. @.
Thompson, Mr.. Pefett and Mt. Foclemsu Mr.
1houpson Eayed the ltves Of about ITS persons.
He IL poor man aud is known to h9ye given eyen
mig needlul clothing to nnfortunates. Mr. Perete
and Ar. Toglc1neu are poor men, who hare been
unltr1ng In their humane efforts.
, 1865-05-11
Donrd of Trade Conventsou. :

~ BUFFALO, Nay 1o-Al! but three Of the Bosrd. n,
Irsde and thambers Of Commerce IN 1hc loyai
aeenerel convention OF those oreanlzstionau a. a.
Detroit, on the 11th Of July, BY appontina dels.
Ea:es @ TO attend the same, Il will DO one of he
commercial men ever held In this countrv
, 1865-05-11

The Northwa1d March Of Sherman,s
A1my-From Raleigh to PekeFaburU-
orderly MafcA = incidents bY the
Way-Sp1r1t of The People, Etc,

WASHINGTON, Mty 10.-The march Of the home.
ward bound armies continues with unab.ted Yfeor.
Aeade's veteran columns had hardly made t6eir
febeldom before the camp-arcs OF Sheruan's 1e-
gtons lighted up the bsnks Of the James.
The advance Of mcade's troops WINS yesterday
pected 10 encamp near Ale1:ndria BY Saturday
sherman's four corps are expected to pass
through kichmoLd Today, and they will p.ess the
Arry Of the Potomac hard IN lie homeward
narrh.
Shcfldan's cavalry lett Petersburg yesterday to-
The force will come to this vicinity, and probably
undergo reorganization at once. One brigade or
cavalry will be left al Lyncaburg, another al Dan
the country, preserve order and punish gnerillas
md ortiaNA