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, 1865-06-02
H,f nJNAN >OEfTfNx TAkp4

xlFnIAAN -0Ef1EHS TAhre
coaser sold Nyers 10 ID eoa:so wisconsin oxen.
'sEo.e % Co. seld zrsier = head. averaging
s.m: as 10 s,@. 1snsM sv:.astns rs ~. ..s.s5.s.
water sold lcxey 20 haad. a1sfszans l.p's ~ At
o:aeal .o,d oord 81 heaa. syusgtn<-, ia d. as
1onr wArzx 1AKos. ... g..
wa1lwcsk 4 Mallory sold Dolan IS heA', averaging
,,x.. III; q; ss,3 sold D'.non' u hssd' "T-
..ss. Gts m + Il; f. 'o'a KHss0't - At'd .7''
eois 4 s:s . q:
ad.E .old livingston Is ae.d. arerssing i,1es ~.
1ss@s sold Mexhersoa s. h..s, averaging 1.a5s ~.
nj r. work 4 Co. sod Moore 5, ne>J, averaging
T.,;5s;fs i Co '''a "n:s 10 aea'. averaging -
Hoss-Tas receipts It tbs sorar. yards have pesu
cuIte htAyv sud tho reported sales 3.ru
rha trsdo to dsy has b<en Characterised By con-
siderable se.iy1tJ, and buoyancy In pricea shleh
Il in matket ennubs With the <ulla - aad depres-
,ton bten dtstnxurth d ha ose Of tho naskat yns-
terdsr Though psees hasa not 5et 1utka n aovrraa
The decline .ed last Elxas there hss BEEN Al
tmn.oremens or 1aaIse, snd the market closed nEn.
We do net team that there has been sny fmpsova-
men; 1t ,he Fast corresponding with ina adVsaca
here n the activity and buoIapcJ seems to os o*-
Ing aluos entirely to the prefu1e and eouoet1uon
CT Ser York. po,ton and CAnadA nuJeF:s who weFo
in ,he market pu chaainx x.ssdly 10 complete early
ahtFmenls Such te.nx the net, tho sllShs AaF7nea
II altogether TO ephtmstal to govern shtp7ess OK
d1ove1a in 'hsir tE,na ctsons-
Wa quote shA rnssket to daT NJ 10 et9e snf no7ysus
1t the atvauce- The rsrorted sa'cs sre ~ follows:
These ra:ked with atAs ~ msde 1estarday-
, 1865-06-02


The Psr1s correspondent Of the Morning. Ter
cid aete11a that she news Of The opening OF re,
cru1tInR oficee fur Mexico in Se~ York and Wash,
tpctou ef< atGd m fEnense eeuestl0n. Tbs Paris
Monteur reirains frum asy auusion to It. The
general ippret sim Il thst Nspoleoo will not et1nd
II, and will etad French squadron to intercept
sny rein{orctmeuts for Juarez.-L1test Foreign
.Attes.
And This 81 French squadron" will, We sup.
pose, steam OF sail stra,ghtway to the highest
prairie land in Texas, where there arc oceans
OF grass and not drop to drink, and from
that coign Of vantage maintain blockade o
all the roads leading to the Rio Gsaude
aud Juarcz's headquarters. The correspond
cnt Of the London -No,Hiag Herald, whose
ideas OF the geographical situation seem
eomewhat insular, is respectfully informed
that this would be the only method OF pre-
venting m Invasion Of Mexico whenever our
people choose TO make It.
, 1865-06-02

Julian E. Bryant, late Colonel Of the 10th
Cnited States colored Infantry, stationed at
Brazos Santiago, Texas, WAS drowned in the
Gulf of Mexico on the l4th Of May, 1865.
Col. Bryant was formerly resident Of Prince
ten, III. At q meeting Of the officers Of his
regiment held in camp on the 18Th rlt-, Lieut..
Col. ". Lyon MAS called to the chair, and
Ja1. b Bennett elected Secretary. Resolu-
tiens were presented and unanimously adopt
ed, expressing their high appreciation OF his
impartiality, promptness and deci-
elon as an officer, his brilliant qualities as
scholar, and his many trAits as gentleman
His 1oss to them is deplorcd as that Of a
" dear friend aud cherished companion"
while the Government is declared to hare
sustained the loss Of "bfaye and efficient
officer, and q true and unfiuching patriot"
Such unqualified testimony to the worth md
cstim.ble qualities Of the late Col. Bryant
from his intimate brethren In AIMS, must be
cors1laterJ TO his bercaved family and
friends, ard tend 10 endear his memory In al
patriotic hearts.
, 1865-06-02

II may BE- remembered that Capt. NcCarty
Was murdered on Monday, the Sd OF O. stober.
in Daviess county. 1ndiana, BY baud Of Bat.
ternuts, while IN the discharge Of his dniy in
connection with the dralt, aud thrown into
Iond. Several persons were arrested. nf
whom John Ayoy pleaded guilty, aud awaits
his sentence. Last Saturday, George 7, scott
Waa put On Trial In the Circuit Court in Mai
county. and several Witnesses eramlned, NJ.
steon testified to the ncts connected with
TIT search for the body.
On The bank Of the east fork Of While
kiver, the Exploring parry found q trail as Of
body beng dragged down to the river. and
on searching, discovered the body Of McCartT
With stone and the hat Of The deceassd
1athed to bis body.
Samuel J. Russell testified that, u he waa
going to the town OF Alfordsville, two men
stopped him and said they had killed a man
ont there, and he had better turn back or he
n''gh' get Killed. Scott aud McAyoy were
tLese men.
Another witness swore directly thst Scott
told h'm thst be and McAvoy had met NJ
Ce1sJ On II ndsy and k,lted him.
srott vent to Rush :county. where ha was
imopy Of the arst day Of the sr1ai, Ssoss l.
about 222 years old.
, 1865-06-02
FROM VIRGINIA.
Tho Negro OIfhcu1tY-G-n- IIartsuG,s
Order If~Eardl0g 1he HACKS In me
NOtseWaJ Dtstrlct.

fhflA1E1O1fa
pr-rnsnrno usx,a.
1,,,.;.;u =. rHs "a! losl.
~, snE,n,A ~ e4c1E'nG = slo%!y outsarcly frou
and modern history will have no brighter
reoe .han that wht.h chrnntc1us bn-r 49,
catHe ra. 1r on ~ ~ a4 mnas n,tn. Iw soe
strengthened by the trials through which she
1a5 Passeu,
10 Gtn. dArtsuu IS dne the credit Of fltst
recognizing tie negro difficulty, and of pro-
1,d,pg aehtnst which he did sf, wlaa1v that
h;s General or,,er On the ssuhiaat ratw't1,s
a,9iins tba antion;rr ~ ~ ~. Iu
s.anu!ng t 1a .ue antauaey 81 us aaee. Is aeSery-
lnE Oh Pnplicatton, Us II covers the Whole
ground, and provides remedy that practical
experience has proved adequate to check th.,
evil.
HEADQUARTERS UsrrEo States Fonr.s
fETFn.nr1nn. Va anrii 81 iss5
fo,,,., r-5a-s ~ - 'A'' '3F'A 17' 'o'''
Tas Jainss,,, ~. ..ht.,, IL
.axss ,,s woeh ,eI9g aag ea!0sea persons.
t,,rI, - .o ',1,s,,s unaef coqeefn.ae
instenct. cdu ~ & nssnA oGen IN tnaat
~ ns tiane n shs o. ,ts e1 aha Ev1g
aan ~ Inen iotnaeT mas9n; tss deemod bece.asry
.5 ~ Rn "nat ar tae tfne teauoaa
te neelt enspEsa coautuoa " p!sees toen IN towafa
~ .as ~ atu .net l9f ueF Haa as well
r. .nsis u"h oa.Ts nao ts.poasl6'i,Ges are.
ha ,t aan5 l9 81 oetlet 1nat Will
bs ofmer asaqs IA S1s u os
aLs enutc9 70 lte WIN and oe saosisted oy the a.
w1tonnt os1nR ohl"eo 70 labos or gtFe auY femu-
neAAuoA 'o4 AlGA4 aopposts .Asl9 even 0t1tsa
1nat me enuse property Of tteir former oWnet oe-
lnnsP now TO themselves, ent that the owner re-
nsio, with them oaly BY their suderanre. THIS
MlsMSe has heen ofaginatef and aRsta1nea IN many
1hf.shcss ny sho12htees, sgnoraat or mtscht=youa
to!aiefs.
tia thcEeiofe stated, Tor the Information aud
=; negs1es s!svs md for tos
society where they lsVe, that tue operation Of ex
.san9 1--WE y 70 mare sncm TRss, but not 70 give
nee,on y,h H. ppcI, 4s snss "a eoa'
Th.y are ii ibsrty q NV |
Ment coucernlnx then sziyes that Wits mn
msy, and are equally bouad 10 abide By il. Their
former matter fas the right to refuse them any-
tolng hat ne might deny to perfect strfngeE,
,e 1nu - no mofc oonnd u LED eVshe Or project
The1 .1 su re,n.,G ~ a I'M oesn taeif mister.
sIe Il and aaIce or ths te1ras tn whseh c,"a aes a
psEtJ i. qusiiJ bound by t6e contract o. % - eN's1
The fsct must In time be learned By all negroes,
md the Fooher the better for hsmsa.!e. and ali
@ h anat thsJ as; wore 1t thsir suppost
iu.,.nce. rhsne eyen 1ISy h5,r Me H. y sone
between then aud now nei:r thai nn1 shey h.rS
the tntre wages Of tne,r lsbo1 to ID smseIves,
AL persons desiring to hire servant. Or l.bor-
e,s r ot an3 ksnd arc requested % sal atths osce
,n,tfet ~ Sen Taete tns! I'll ee PSF
suea peT.eus as heT Wth to 1q h9. sesss ;zoM ~ IL
comptn.sl'on they afe willing to eira, which
, 1865-06-02
OCR NASHVILLE LATTER,
forcing Fraehcat NytmpnthY--Indl-
ana soldiers at 1861 tu~rtr. d &tu[..
1so"ps for Arkan.As or Texa.-. Ehe
A<Akou.

eos.fn Ava a. A0sA~~' "1 AcAAa." ANe
s@afon'
N.gHvu,p M,r Or 1ess
r r,aesu+e n-4a..,.- .J ~ .oeo,
1ne eonNoe'ats os'sao'ef nesat aATeA'.
Of ArsanEas, asflStd mere yesterday, ~ttu his
A1k1nsss brigade. They arc 1T prescu. under
Guard, on a warrant piece Of ground near the
Penitentiary, just Outside Il town. Tho total
numeer Was ta'd to be four Thousand. bat
did uos see mo1e than third OF that amount
at the Pc niteutfary. By order of General
Tbemss. The city Provost Marshal can..in
m.. , 49,. ~ !, a,....es -. 49,: oAp ot1
auntes ntooAe' - o"ec1ea ~ 4uaIte' tue"
smoos tno seees0.a''le auo sneN ssmpa'
thize1s IN ina cry until they can be
restaurant seepe1s have been notified
no. .sooa,sh'a 10 na'0of a,.n msn N feeel uniforms
ave provoked whenever there Is . knot or
gathering Of e1.ContederaIes and bluc.coats.
The order VIII Be carried ont to the letter,
and violent rebels will have their sympathfes
again JoTeiNy fniisled In behalf OF the poor,
ignorant enthusiasts whom they deluded into
fighting Tor independence" The appor-
tturmcnt Of Iaybacss" will be pro rata, &C
cord'ng to tho means Of their sympathlziug
rebel friends. This course viii rid tha streets
Of great nuisance. provide for the ntcessi-
tous Butttrnuss, and give the rich rebels of
the city another opportunity Of showing their
love for the cause"
n order requiring Indiana soldiers of 1862
, 1865-06-02

Dr.. Tidany's eu1ogy On the late President,
delivered at the Opera House last evening, is
one Of the ncblest and most appreclatlve
efforts Of It's kind that Mr.. Lfncoln's death
has called forth Had DR.. Tiffany done moth
ing else to give him reputation, both as a
thinker snd tlxaker, tie preparation and
delivery of this tribute to the 1amcn.cd dead
would have established his fame among rs
For proof Of what VIC say, We refer 10 the
text cf discourse, on another p,ge Of the
Turpr+>p
, 1865-06-02

We would advise Gen. Sherman to stop his
Controversy with Secretary Stanton aud Gen.
Hal1eck night whers it is. he has already
carried 1t lar enongh. This attacking superb
or officers Is dangerous thing, aad ls liable
to lead 10 dangerous compli:ations: If he ia
IL embarrassed with greater difficulties than
thar which be is trying t. remove. Hts true
couzsc Is to rest bis case with the people, as
the advocate, Judge and jury. They have cor-
1dence In his ability and skill. and ii he onlY
a1lcTs th+ IN to settle his case for him, henced
bsve no fear r. tho result. They will sec
attacks Of officials. Dnt If he uuderrah es
to carry On tho controversy himself, he may
scon find himself q mere creature Of q enall
, 1865-06-02
PRENRYTERlANISM ARD SLA-

We congratulate tha members OF the Old
School Presbyterian Church, within the range
Of orr circulation, that the highest ecclesias-
tical authority Of their denomination has set
Its stamp Of disappsobatton, not only on re-
bcllion, but On its parent-ssaveTy. The a.
ton Of the General Assembly, yet in session
at Pittsburgh, will be found in our cosrespon.
dence toddy and we in4ite for it the atten.
tiop OF s1l who have an interest In ecclesIasi-
cal or Humanitarian progress.
, 1865-06-02
RUFES HATCH,
1qHxErLY HATCH ,x HCAuHJ
RHDEER.

UURXGELf HAIE0 : HCHUH.J
BRDEER,
:, Ho- 81 Exchange PsAsa. Ns~ TaL
aoTW1ment Securities 8toek and Gold. Bouxhs La
Bold Exclusively on C6znUix4taa.
KMxKKXyCNa;
AasrA Solomon s,urxtz d Sons. CnJesro. IL
Trxsr.. Hlne kiey aandJ, Cnacaxo, H.
L 7. Mum, Esq, Chicago, N.
&C. A. RoKt1a. ESD, Chicago, N.
kes1I9- Hound, Bailey i Co.. Nov York CH
NeEa. NeKin Eos + ca, NsS Yorf csy. ''
AeEE1. H. A. Tuctar 4 Co, NeN YoYk EtY,
h H. BA1er, Esq-, Rutland, VI
Nau1- Lath1op, sru!th d O., OsWexp, ny.
C. Qusznt f3Q. Pfcaldara Rock Ikland Railroad 60.
, 1865-06-02
FROM CALIFORNIA.
d Vicw of The Golden Gate-The
Scason-The Crops and
The Mines.

News Of the AssnsatuRtIon-ssobb obblur
or tlse S. sRls,n NeWspap -rs-Adop-
Iton OF The Nicholson FAvAEneut IN
San Franc1nco.I1l~ a. elln. Ia s:ali-
fornfA Toward N1AXsrn1IsiMnsa tcna-
p3re-ArlZonn-The Great OIL Fables
OF the RAcl0c CHaat.
, 1865-06-02

WANTED-AN ANsWRR.
Inc CHICAGO TRIBUNE does not set ftse1f
up as TO Wa:ch all the railroads of the west
but 1t mag be pardoned for being occasionally
Curious about the management of some of
Them. For the qualification of that curiosity
We ask OF those who can answer. a lew pla1n
quest1ons; and as the manacers Of tbe CHI.
caEo q Northwestern Railroad arc In tovn
engaged IN the business Of the annual NEE. ).
log, VIC ask, not without hope that III. re-
pnes Thai ne seek will be forthcoming, We
ask: ~"o
I. Bow much Is The capltal stock or III.
chicago Northwestern Road, TODAY.
II. Is there any law limiting the amount
OF stock which The managers Of This ro,d
can issue; II go, where can that law =,
fonnds - ''
LII. How much common and Inv rnn,b
IHffes1cd stock has been Issued since the dav
q the consolidation of the G, &N. ". viii
Inc Galena & Chicago Unions
~. How many shares Of common and how
many OF preferred stock haTe been Issued in
the consolidation Of the c. & N. ". with the
reninsular Road, in Michigan, in O:tober
lasts e0eA
V. How many bonds have been Issued s3nce
The month Of June last; and what is tbr en-
tire bonded indebtedness Of the consolidated
roadl
VI Is there any understanding Or agree
ment Of any character with any person for
the atsuing Of my more stock or bonds of auy
Kind for any putpose9
VII. Is there any floating debt yet uupsia
and, Il TO, how long las l. been unpaid, and
what is the amount Of said debt.
VIII. Has any mortgage been made, or, is
such mortgage 10 be made, to cover tue pro-
pesty Of the consolidated Chicago and North
western Railroad Company, to secure any I'D
ditional bonds Of said Company? and, il 50,
what L. the amount Of Said mortgage?
X Nhatis the meaning Of that Michigan
statute relating to the issuing Of stock and
selling the same at discount, and then de-
cla1ing the name full paid stock:
Some OF our friends have lost a good deal
Of money In the stock OF the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad, and they are com
mendablJ anxious to see where The hole Is
Into which 1t disappeared and we hare not
the 1enotest doubt that the Board of Direc-
tors will, forthwith, gratliy their most natuy-
al desize- Our columns are open for reply;
but do not make your answers too lour. zen.
tleMen.
, 1865-06-02
SERVED 11IJI RIGHT.
Punfs1ment OF 4 SNldIer fur R<iolc.
Ing liver lhe Assnsslnntion Of Gsrcal-
dent Lincoln

From the Spring teld Jopsusl Of Wedueedsy.1
Michigan volunteers, was last week on tTiai
before General Court Martial, eittiug in
this city, for rtt,l.ing over the assassination
OF President Lincoln. The following il IN
extract from the General Orders, announcing
the specification, f1oding and sentence, which
have teen approved, and are directed to be
carried into effect:
g., Private John Largest Co. F, s4th regiment
M!shlgan Infantry volunteers.
tudice ot Rooo order and military d:sc1ollne.w
spfe.hcdtioH-*tl In tl1s, that the ssid john Lar.
Rest, private, Co. F, 9Th regiment Of Michigan
IGnnseer infsnIy. DID make 1se Of language as
Lincoln did good act u thing, aud inasnnuch as
be-. Abraham Lincoln, Preeident OF the Uuited
states. re1o1ced N ihd death Of Stephen 4. Doug
!ss- the son Of b-h oucht to die,' Or words 10
the 9nited st,ses, a. Camp Busler, Springfield,
Illinois. on or about the 15th day OF Aptal 1sG5
To which tho aecused p'ead&d-*' No: guilty"
... 11ap1AGs.
The Court, sfer mature de!lberation on the eyi-
uenec tdduced. dnos the sccnse1 a. follows,
oI the ep<e:fcaston-ssGulity."
0f the LuARoE-"Guilty."
s1aTEScE.
And The Court does therefore sentence hlr,, the
sad .John L0rgt1f, private, Co. +, 24ih Regiment
Enittd Stat,s ali pay due or 10 6.eone as :: Ain m
and to b cortned at Ia, labor for kzco pe1rt al
Teet.h
Largest belonged to that class of men who
have been accustomed to deuouuce the war,
but enlisted foE the sake Of large bounty Il
such shall be the punishment Of soldier for
rejoicing over the Presidents assassination,
what Il due to civilian WHO does the same
thing?
, 1865-06-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EVENING, June !, 1855
The banks and principle business Offices vera
all closed to-day. and there w1s no meeting OF the
Stock Exchange. We have consequently nothing
OF interest to Lay before cur readers unde. this
head.
, 1865-06-02
COMMERCEAI,

THrRshAr Evka1su, June l, tst5~
This being the National Fast Day no meeting
was held On Change, md va have no general
markets TO report
, 1865-06-02

Col. Hayward has been elected President
and managing Director Of the Hannibal s
St. Joseph Railroad, and G. ". Mead, Super
intendent. The Boston Directory have ap-
prop1iatcd sea1 million Of dollars to repair
H.
, 1865-06-02
1,,r1nr Eycu,ps, Trl.week,y and Weekly,
FRIDAY, JUNE Q. 1H}5.
<I.a1nS on GREAT BRITAIN,

NJ. ,ot amnnp those who cInYnnr fnr a
..;,,, cnat Britain. We be1ieye that
-, event ropId he an immediate ca1an5.
- calamity alike 10 the nation and to the
r;r;,i,cd world. We would do ANYTHING CON,
s;s..nt with the national good name rather
fhnn 3ny.teit. We would submit to ANYTHING
that ary civilized human being ought to
,rsr. to avert 1t. But, with these feelings.
which ne share With lnrge part Of our coun-
4rvm.p. there is recollection Of wropc and
Injustice that this people has endured at her
1snds. that will rot down at the bidding of
7,1idcncc. From the outset Of onr trnnlle,
,,n,,1 the nrcseut hour, that British ,-oyern,
m, nj and the dominant classes of The E.,rlish
nccn1., have l4d for us undiscu1sed hate.
They lave missed no opportunity 10
hinder the toly work in which our country
r,s ,,,,ooa rhex harc ncva, fa,,oa "a "a.
80 sas - sr., ,,-,sant co1nfn,t ~ ~. ~ W
]1..... s~E..a.s -. s.... r @ose.
"a.1 .s.s,s. ee..,s n,T,@h ~ 81 r.:,,.. tst Ano
.,.ef.,,- ,,-.1,...,S Piees
0uu ~ ~. A.. -.'.Aa 'as nAee
.,s ,';,,..e.. 49, t,,a,cs ;s M ~ .nns. - M u
80 "-,,,. r., +,,.r s,rn.sh na-'ta. 'o.os
css..;.H ~ 49, ~-a-S 10. 49, ~ p'eteA'
~ - "s-.',,.4 -. .s.~.,.- ~ WI s'o'n
- ~ E..ss.s. s.s.s:-r .e~.s. ~ .ne
y ..1. "..s w.. = - -. - - ~. Nv ,A41ea
ra.s,1z in Hr;t,,h ,,rts rnons,t,oas,,,n ~
t,,s cn,,n;x,ncr ~ Rr,,;sh of5c.rs ,rha9, ~
,e,,on ns,,7rces INN nc con1a h,nasr ~aeto ~
;tso1I a., oct NJ ~ .,orx ,,o,a 49,. 49, -.
49, 81 n.,,sa ,,..,4.a,. ,1..s ,,..,-,;...a ~
~ P'1.e "As '"'t'eo " sall'
n.re ,,s,.,, .1rr,a ~ !, NJ, sscro,1r n,aso,.S
1,v ~. aorr ,D;n, nou.r nm r.st co,a ,ns,os
lss 1..,n s..ant f,or, t,,a s.,s Fron, .o.,s
+,on at The hcad of a,1 other nations tn
n,c~e,r,;1,. m .r5or va have IN r,rt ~,
Eritist aid rone .11n,st IN the foot NJ,
sca,t,-witl, what dasoare IN on- ,nercb.rt,
10 our csain crowern- and IN the c,n4o ~
which the North vss enpa~ea lat him vbc
can, compute. not forrettt1p in b,s columns
Of tl.uscs large fraction Of ,hr cost NJ onr
par suirs low af1aat.-var shfns m ,ae nrcrs,
sa, hy ,he Florida. the a1abama. and o.hr,s
o, That predatory class. :
Mr.. s. wn.d is recovering Ills health, The
wounds that the assassin inflicted are clos
,ug ur hut those effectively aim ID by British
hate md creed ut our national prosperity.
viii. With his rtturn 10 the duties Of his Of.
Gee, begin to bleed afrcsa. In hIsretircment.:
his luty in the pre1nIses must have been fre-
uurutlv forced upon his conscience; ana
duulnl. Is when W ilcar Of him that his
strtnc,h is fully restored, VIC snali also hear
that be has called upon those who taye been
fo,,, -, ,c,rrssors -, m or, maritime r:rhts
, 1865-06-02

action-and can guarantee, with freedom,
se~uit'y Tor cap'al aud tor labor; who snaI
cay that SO vast regeneration is not worth
nuIe-ryen pecuniaftly and In i.s effect to
eumu,ate Our material growth and prosperity
than 1t cost! The great revolution through
which We have passed, came just In time,
lasted just long enough for our redemption.
and has brought us ont just where We ought
TO be. We have only to be made wise py its
lessons ard to improve rightly Its npportu-
n''ies, and every revolving year will demon.
stratc TO us that Its occurrence has launched
us forward hundred yeasa to the height
Of national 11InsnftffY and nr.aafnAee
, 1865-06-02
The Interest 1t 7-30 Per Can't, Amount, Ia
One cent Pc day On 4 $50 nots.
1wo cents per dsy on $1o0 nots.
Ten cents Per day On $500 note.
Twenty cents per day On $1,000 uut&
One Dollar par day On = 5000 note.

Hote8 Of N the denominations usu.sd vfu n
promptly fuznlAhed uron receipt Of aubsc,1ps1orx
Tho Hotas or this Third Seyes aze prectsey t:uytae
II torm and privileges to tho ss7un+rntrrs airusdY
sold, d1cept that ths Government fs yes 70 itpeI{ ~
option Of paying intersss In gold cola at sre eu4
!psteao OF 3l0.hs In Currency. subscsaers Win D.
duct Tho tntcest IN Currency up to July 18th, u u
tine When they satstx1h6.
1he delivery OF the notes Of this third series Of -
sevenThittes Ntu commence On tho IL Of Ju1e, azA
dat4.
The 1lIRht eh4oxe msda In tk6 conditions OF ~
THIRD sERIES Affects oaly the matte. OF Inter-
The paJrens In Eotd, made. Will b equiysteax n
the currency interest o tho hiSnex rata
Tia resarn to tpeca payHtnA ia tho eyeas OF vst-n
only will the option 70 pay nts-s. IN Gold be sTse
Of would rsduee md eqoallza prices tha At
made with ax PER cent IN kold would be fully onsi
70 tnose made Win syeo aud thrpe 10 cant tr
currency, TniSiQ
, 1865-06-02
GENbM Al lrpELAIt. kNCE.

Jactl n. H- had bitter in ta'e the exa nyIe
and silence Of his best Trend. Lleuteua- t
Cfufra1 e ant
, 1865-06-02
FROM ST. LOUIS.

The Ri+by Smith SmrFsnd&F--A Big
thahE tor tl-znuti.Lu ~ l. san~nx III
the tNtI Ttor-. .ssutTAEek in LnCl. oe
county. Tive PeBid. nt'S Proql&m4-
l1Uus AE,s dc.
, 1865-06-02
7-3O LOAN.

1heae notes ~ hsusd andeE eata Of July Is is4,
and payable thrce Jeass tsuru that dase In cu1
ey, or a conTezuhla II tho option of In hode. 3a
, 1865-06-02
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


OYYICE DAILY TR1HCI1,3
..-.-..-.- Thu'sdsy Lvtn nE. June I.
BEEF CATTLE-In consequence Of there being no
eetlr of1ha Board Of Trade To-day, we are without
our usua' report Of the recepts md shpnents From
p-zsoE al inquiry At tbs several rds "a learn that
The .eeeipts Will reach, In the skgreEste about le
head. These con1as In the main, Of 1xnulh cattle
but there larger proportion OF heavy and good
bee1es than thesn Naa In the receipts earlier In the
wek.
The naasketto dry opened 1erY dn and continued 70
sa1tnEooas rho dAJ closing verJ WuAk sad shouka
90 not note po.iive decl!ae, ct there mani
sss depFtsston at cling which has cur.aucd ranaa
t.crs nate:t1}y a tmpar ed = despondent tooe to
the nasket The truth H. auch has been tho vascil-
Ar character Of tho easteIn t1Ata. md the unoet
iatJ which has attended all! nx interest," ta4s
opersto.s seem To have lost all confidence, ana are
htldlnK OF. Waiting 1ur tha advent OF better feeling
SD stesd1tr psicsa. How speedily tney win be ac-
tonmocAte tine only can ds,e1 uIn4.
We 4note The market to daJ very dull and depressed
With rces .saf At yesterday's quotAtop1. The NV
ssnssctions indicate the following tho Eur rates;
Gu4xe
p44A9 r
~ - y" 1*A1
Tnv en- aales to-osJ foot ~ ID = fosss;
xRJt tt.fH -
, 1865-06-02
US. $50 six per Cent,
Go1D-8EARIEG BONDS.

1nese Ecnds a1n nov worth handsome ranrn,11.
and aFo exempt, - aTs all tae Hovtrnnent Honds.
lfo" sssate, County dnd 4un.dpa, Itz1aon, uaaeA
astdg from otad to 1r<e per cent per onaum to tae
oa!1<, according 70 tho rara ey1ed npoa o:h opa.~
T. 1ne interest u payable semi- annually. by eou2u
attached TO each none which mAy bo aut on md et6
to any Bank or Bantg9,
, 1865-06-02

suEEP-The:e vere but lew tsa1ssc:&o:s, and
they indicate i WaE prices,
ADAM 10 d F1snnlsan Isl htsd, Averaging 10 ns
1t u D Wallwo.k Major, so.d q hesd, aver aging
l0a nt. at 24z1 Bartholomew sold Cond,u, -aysr-
sykr ll0 NJ. at 1i1n.
, 1865-06-02

The official announcement Of Gen. Custa-'s
appointment 10 this department, is looked
for with interest. It is Eot get fully credited
that Gen. Dodge or Gen. Pope will be inter
fered with,
, 1865-06-02

The Prince Of Wales and the FatF.
The following letter has been received from
the Prince Of Wales BY the officers Of the
Eauitarf Fair:
, 1865-06-02

By Authoftty Of tho seers.A19 Of tha 1seAzu7 IL
unts.1ixoed. tho General Subscription Agent Gcx ~
sAa Of Unlted States Securities. offers to tho puota
tho third se1ieeof T1n2auTy Nosos beH1nx ssyea md
throcte1th1 pH sent lueezut per snuuu Ruova fna