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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-27
TRRAsuRY pRPARTMENr.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF TIE CURRENCY,
WARRINGTON, May 29th 1865
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned It has been made to appear that "Te Ndoa
al Bank Of Wilmington and BrdRdagiHs In the city Of
Wilmington, 10 the county of New Castle and State Of
Delaware has been duly organized under according
70 the requirements Of the Act Of Congress entitled q"
Act to provide National Currency secured by pledg
Of Unitsd Etaes bonds and provide for the erculso
and redemption thereof approved June 1894 and has
oompsd with all the provisions Of said act required to
bS complied with before commencing the business Of
Banking under said act;
Now, rHEIEFoRE Freeman Clarke, Comptrolsr of the
Currency, do hereby certify that "The National Bant
Of Fil5singi0H and BraRdyginen In the city Of VII.
mnston in the county Of New Castle and ststs Of Della
ware is authorized to commence the busness Of BanknR
under the act aforesaid. =
r In testimony whereof, witness my hand and ssal
H. 81 Of ONCE this tWentyninth day of May 1895
FREEMAN CLARKE,
junsl,2m Comptroller ofths Currency,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-27

4 well was struck by lightning upon the
Widow Mcohntook farm, near Oil oity, On Mon
day night last. The well and 600 barrels Of on
were burned. This is the fret case of the Kind
on record.
In Troy they are lnaugurating new style of
pavement, with alternate lines Of fsgstous. two
zee, wiae and slS inches thick, divided from
Wheels run on the formsr-the horssr ,raysI
On tAo lAtta, F a -7t w ~. ~"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-27
Son.nnn To r.nan

On good BONDS and MORTGAGES. Apply to
WIN. MOCAULLEY
6Oe Market St., Wilmington, Del.
N. B. Also several houses for sale
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which have since sppcsrod In the French Journals,
have had the effect OF putIns atop to the unrcasou.
able panic.
The Prince Of vale. visited tho steamship Great
Eastern, on tho 9iih. aud infinitely inspected the
Atlsntc telegraph cable, and tho works connected
herewith. 4 very select .nd Influential company Of
gentlemen we're present the rasion, among them
and Cyrus W. Field. The Canadian Comm issione r,
In England, and numerous distnguishcd telegraph
officials rere alpo present The WORK OF plscing the
cable on the Great Eastern I, soius on actively, and
" 10 pretty certain that abe will start IN the early part
ot July, accompsn ed by the British tgatv Terrible,
aud smother British war steamer.
sA,terh- ate, circular Of the evening Of the 2+th
ult. snys
Considerable -alcs have tecn made by continental
holders of nt'd ntsics hNe-tventlCt to realize tho
lArre ptufits which have accrued. The houds utief-
ina however, have been tcsiily taken ior shrment
TO New YORK, the relative price theTe bcing St W
seven per cent above London prices.
The Fsri. PArrR state. tha, letter, from the Sui
tan Of Turkey, hsJ teen handed to the Empre.. 40
cep'ng the decision OF Napoleon In hi. quality Of Ar
The Emperor " eth about
Hon. Charles Hale, T.. !. Consul " Esypt, having
requested the several consulate. 10 sympath!ze in
sencral mourning for the death Of President lIuoon,
T. arranged that fot seven day, the color, Of the
various nstionalitc, should bc hosted at hsfmas
Comn,c rciai Intelligence.
otton-sae. Of the week loNOOc bales includini
i0NN bales to tpcculatcrt and exporter. The market
opened huOy ant At Al advance ct sall On Amer, N,
lut closed with = dow inward tendency. middlne No.
bile Is Nd The sslcs on Friday S,oo bales, the
market closing dull ami unchanred.
| HteaGs.uns The market Ia very dull
| l'rovit!ons Tho mNEe; 10 Iuet and steady.
30, krr, 6l1.3.
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testimony for the defence has been too -cat, in al
it essential particulars 10 avail much In favor Of any
OF the pr,on,rs NJ. surratt was permitted yerer-
day 10 have hours uterviSu with her daughter.
The young womsn quite ovcrrovercd With emo
tcn, but the elder icn.le betrayed but litte feeling
PAYNE, or Powell. may he insane nor, hut vhcn he
ATTEMPTED the .fe Of Secretary seward. there waf
much method In hi. madness" VERY Little ympa.
thy is cIhitited TOR him"
The samblinf saloon keepers are Getting into hot
water ~ith tho military Authorucs. Whenever an
ofcer soldier lo,os HE hatd-cNrncd money In one
Of the bells the avenue, Col. Baker 'ends detcc
tive stcr the " grccubsck,." II be dos not get
the ca'h, the proprietor OF tho gambling place Ia
hauled up and nit satisfactorily appears that tho
money vas actually lost q, game Of chance, the
gambler s given the alternative Of paying over, Or
imp lsoumeut. score or more of eating and Liquor
saloons closed sst week for vola'ns .he order,
sslinst ,oilins hcuor to soldiers.
some ct the rebel Covcrnor recently arrested we're
seen the avenue yo'tcrdAy, having teen patolei.
/, s fumored that the rcsident mean. 90 'et GOV.
ernor Blown return to Georria provided be will tste
the oath of Nceiancc aul Hiomi'c to all in ad.
yancing the Interests u the uion party III biz state
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TuETyIDENCH on TUESDAY.

TAclcadinr OF the prcviou. day'sieCord occupied
tho Commission sntil ouc O'Clock When she ody took
aIecc,. unit two o'clock, at which hour they TO-
assen.bled.
j. J. Middleton, Clerk Of the United states su-
hol. That Mucus T.. Notion, II vi noss Nho had
b, en- letole he tuuTt, Argued moiiua before the
Sup eiue Court OF ihe United stites on the Jd dAy
Mach s', tLC ol ec. in calling the vines 10 to
fH CeItau day IN Ic. ald TO which Norton witness
Lgd p.eviOusiy te-titei.
Nj. Ewing council log the pTisouer, DR. san lel A.
Mud, then hd.tescd the Court ~ follow ny
reason nj Information which have received since
ask the p'lv csc OF tEc Court 10 f,ca the witness,
for the pnrpose o. futile. eXainiua ion in Ie-
gafd 10 sl. lc point Wlsh 10 shuw that this Nncss
whose te.tiiuIuy IL Of vita Importance In The
case, gave that testimony iIom corrupt motives
CEpC Z ~ show N.oul Eve or Elk Of his uog bo
that ly his own dtr alton, male tLcc he nI1cAi ed
upOn the stand Tor ,c poscuuon, that he did 10 from
no hop Nnd expectation OF a lafkr TeAGrI, To to
more p.cc.-o, ,Hioc 10 prove thai be stlti 10 III
j Watson, on the lst Of June that We had ertttied
here auo that DT. Muld would surely be convicted
that be asked Watson tuI certificate OF thu tact th
he sns thC fir-' perrOu WHO gave inio mAlOn HLCti
led to he OF the sccused and no then stated to
Aso, II he could get such certificate from him and
thousand lOllAIs l.chu-e the informal .ou
leAnInc TO tho arrest, and because Of the fact Of
n conviction; ! expect 10 shOr further thai
subsequently on the sane DAY in conversation at ~
srut Benjamin j. Sagol, heOrge Lynch, samuel
" at.on aud " lilAm Watson, be ttAted 10 them tha
be wished then. 10 ave him hcGtes. at being the
first person sho gave Information which led 10 tht
| aud testified, Gnd that DR., hudd would shortly b
convicted and that II they would give him the corti.
fcAtes he desired be would receive reward Of ter
tasuIaaa doNaT, by IessQn Of biz efforts IN tho eaUse
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Thc CorlEiEn prs ErArs L SIS has news from NcI-
leo dated May 20th. JuscE has, II Ia stated len the
city OF ChihuahuN and IL again running away -,hi,
time to Nes Mexico, which means the United states
Gen. Aym>Id has occupied Chihuahus. Negfctc has
reiterated from MatAmoros TO Monterey, where tho
Ffcnch forces will shortly dislodsc him The suer-
rlllss disappear more and more. Numerous bands
have laid down their arms; they nearly ali under
stand that there /, safety for them thoir country
out,de Of the empire IAN this 10. Of course, the
Imperial view OF the situation
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From Europe.

Father Point, June i. - The steamship North
American, from Londonderry The 10Th Of May, hAs
arrived.
The London sTAus city article says In the course
Of the panic on the 22d and 25d, in Paris and the
French provincial towns, TO the Intentions Of the
United sntes Government in relation 70 Mexico,
considerable orders for cotton we're rapidly trsnAmt-
ted to England, in the bellefthat var with the United
States vss not impotsll.e Ile IeAssu hs AS,lal@a
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news ItsRk


CutEr JrerIcn CaAsE arrived st New orlesn. on
the 5th.
GKsruAI uoon, the las, rebel Of ncte, and s,sr,
sur enderod to Gcl Davidson on MAY 3lsi.
GsrER.L CAsBr h., divided The Department OF
the Gulf into tho iollo"iug four divisions; Louis
.us, Mississippi Alabama, and Florida.
Tnr American Medical Association, composed Of
ph sicisns from Ill parts OF tic country, com
mencod their sessions, yeAteriav. in Boston
GsS. SnrLgAs passed through Buffalo, yester
DAY, for Chicago, whore hs Will ,rrive "wednesday
msht.
A LAras number OF contrahand- who followed
the Army II Georgia 10 wasiin, ton have made sp
Ihcsnou t. rsturn to thcir former homes
TnE threatening letter lately received by Presi-
dent johnson was written hy = crazy GcrmAr, who
has been sspt 10 tho In'Ane Asylum.
TnmrrK- uou~ri returning troops have Ar
rived in rtil.dclrhia, over NE Philadelphia sui
Balunor, Ra'lr al since H.tuiiay.
a. the " lollavn racer, at Louisville, Ky, yeator-
day, the Lexington colt Alexander, won IN two
closely contested two mile heats IN a:'GA ami 2;Ss
The RS, nile 4 tho .o'onI h,a. va run IN 1874
Tir election on tho new State Constitution of
Missouri yesterday, pass on quietly The ma
Iority sgains, this Constitution vl.l probably reach
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" ,4uf.,ro~ .Iui.e S,h 1894
We are to have another rcyic. on ThursIGy. A
gers.sl ordei' to that efIe.tNs, pfouuIrn,cf hy
kenersl Mcale this morning. Tbs dime. the noh,o
hd sixth Cons under Major General Wri.ui. Ar. TO
barcb over the routo t.k,n nv their co,,,,ic. a,
be rrnnde.t rcvi,w ever vitne.s.d In thi, citv
fne soldiers. alr, al, erc,rated ,r.uud m. cl,y.
|r. taking shout siyius their fr,crd, a
rand r,coption on tho o.c..lon And TN.
@qqnlnd. ne Of m exciting scene Tint os,un.d
he other tay Al Oh, Of tho erc,nirmon,, soue
k,orrr. cot an,ope tho t1o,n. and urotopded 20 10
eelinr for relic. of tho WAr Fatuiors 9rice- were
lcd for Confederate uniforms. luttou, p,rer
hone. &c The halt took With the rold.sr.. Who
3rc,G 10 sc their "conCsc0tons but Sfia- he ,s
ere . ,. rrp.c.s rf1t,nled hat they
nj f,nIs parted with thci- groopI rcsy hut would
b. , ~ one price ,i the article. nourht II the rel
u voull take {. Gu. !u rGcatt ..'at store on
TIenu.vl,.u!a Avenue This wa. ssti,fnc'or, 70 tie
h..srn,, rul in due time rolno Of tn, boy. made
xeu Ar, nee AZ the store IN question, vhrrc
Mother arranaeia,nt Wa effected. over fe~
pttlfs Of ,Alskey, which rcsuIt..l IN getting the
ldier. locsei up in the guard house, nj
4, uc.r property or iu equivalent lin
Xrals" rtcine released. the soldier. determined
III getting even with tie 81. r1,.-. A squad visited
2 store, tut rev ovuoIs had by this time taken
sesa'on OF Cuufte HltisiHC 'icu could he got out
the "iuncceut rcorle" Who profcs,od to know
w,hine alou, tho transactions Of former orcuraat.
the pitIn!.os. 4 day OIL two later, two Of TIE
Hsrrcrs were ''.ro.ted" In camp di.rulscd NJ rod
Los In the tvinkliu~ Of lamp pot, tho
clotlc, of the t.s-as ve.o turu from their
cks, and the tocs Of heavy lcots, bruised the al
II st naked lodics Of the ecaE ps, who were sub,o-
II cu,ly "drillcd through tho lint"-,o tie soldier
ia Who tod me of the occurrence, oNplenlns that
II sha1pc,s Ve-e Kicked tom one end OF the camp
Il the other A1cr hcipg rollri in a pultle OF
n. the rv lndlcrs were alloncd to depart aud
l ,ra5t" th,ir grievances to tie commAniiur
| ,-,. Cu.ioafly erouch, about this tirno. tho
1 u'enau,s foirot tn names of their captains
n .u'aips ti4 not temeu,ker who " "a th,ir Ii,ut
I loncl. Co'oncl- thought certain BrirAdiers yer,
/ command. AMI Rriradrr, pcie oil on fuflourhs
| d. conn '.inents 6ially obtained leafinr teloi,
. Proytrt ',affhnl who "cousrasrd - 4" the culprit
d ,. l,ou.ht rrlorc him. A Lieutenant and guar,
.r,rrt totrll, the eflest. Ia, rerutrcl with n,
I In r.s,,dy. TN long ,sk,ivhvhch,d not
..dlt.o.icr,. tho , irutcrr1t ,eelsred that III,
,,,-sl,d NOT t,en able 10 idept.f,. ,lne,. u.tn
,., Tod With ,ho al, ,soI out,aso ybc-o. ,,.,,
ptovo.t ,uilln.iv dismi,.ei the eourriairsn,
,ni,t I'M. oTeudor, a. ,oon as ,be o., co,
5i,,o,o,ot put g., tho sollie-. ,-o ,o,,et.,,,
tec,,d be- their officers, when they take ven
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The Conspiracy Trials.

Warrington, May Ell. now pretty well settled
that the evidence va the Conspiracy ea4e will be 81
uIon record this week, ind tine viii he lo.t In
determining the fate Of these implicated. The de
fence seem to h.Ne much hol- iu the eVe Of nf.
Mlid, aai he most respectable ptnc,scs introduced
asalnst the government side have certainly b,cu ia
L L u
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Tho subscriptions opened with an order for ons
million snd . hslG from tho young bouss Of s,ed.
man EN"n & Co, New York. This large ,ub,crp-
Hon VAS mostly for hhes and hundrois for The
peorle
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Movements OF Gen. sherman-An Inter
Wow with Gen. scott, etc.
Gen. sheimIn, on Monday, vent to West Point sn'
reviewed the cadets there On the vsy he stopped a
CoIEen's Landing Just this side Of West Point vhet,
tCsatiuaea ~ - ~<Py-SGeJ
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PANIC AMONG COTTON DEALERS,
From Washington.

mother Review -SwindlIna ihc soldiers
How they iunisbcd the ~harper- Z ruci
Treatment of n soldier The I onspirRcy
Trial reception Of Political Prisoners
Closing p Of Rum Wills, &c, &c.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-20
GROYEsTEEN 4 co.,
Forte Manufactures

4Sy BhOADh Az. NEW 1Ohh.
THE attention OF the public and the trade
l is invited New = ale Octave Gee
" oud Plane Eorres, which for volume and purity
OF tone are unrlVaileI 10y any hitherto offered IN
this market. They contain all the modern I'M
pTcvements, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal
!ron Frame, Over.Strung Bass, &c, and each IN
strument being made under the personal superI
sion OF Mr. J. H. GrOvesteen, who has had a
practical experience OF over 80 years IN their
uiacture. IS fully warranted IN every particular.
The 80 Grovesteen Piano Forte received the
highest award of merit over all others the Cell
ebrstet Worlds far, where were exhibited Instru-
ments from tine best makers Of London. PsrIs,
Germany, Philadelphia, Baltimore, SOston and
New \ Iork; and also al the American Institute
for FIVE successive years, the gold and silver med
ais from both OF winch can be seen al ware
room.
BY the introduction oi Improvements we make a
still more perfect r. Forte and by manfactur-
ing largely, with city cash system, are eRab-
ed - offer these in-- -aents at price which Will
preclude competition.
PrIces-No. !, Seven Octave, round corners
Rosewood plain case, Se75
No. ,, Seven ucta.e, rouhd corners, Rosewood
heavy Moulding $500.
No. 5. Seven uStaye round corners, Rosewood
LOUIS XIV style 1925. Terms: Net cash, IN cur
rent funds. Descriptive circulars sent free.
ianl3iwlV.
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FLOUR AND FEED.

WE are now m nufacturing end are pre-
w pared to deliver, on short notice, in any
part OF the city, the very best quality of wheat
-four, rye -four, rye meal, corn meal, hominy
bran sc all of which warrant.
- Orders left az K Koehler's or J. B. 4
M. Frick's grocery stores, or At the mill, will
be promptly attended to.
BiDDlSON GILMORE.
eck Island, Dse.26 1854, DIFF.
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U4oe !aprrE, iop

II E nave formed Il partnership for the
w paltlce OF Law, which we shall devote
,ur personal attention. Office corner OF Main
and 3rd Streets COOK S ORURY.
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3uslasss cards.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

mo. 4. COOK. J.wfLsoN DRuRy ed. W. COOK.
coon s. DRUM,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-20

All of which have been promptly adjusted and
paid.
Ess- The man who omits to insure his proper
y, now, must be e,ther negligent, Ignorant or
reckless.
ME- Gail on the undersigned.
GEO, W. C0PP. Agent.
Office Chas. Buiord's Block.
Nav. If
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-20
Chicago l. Rock island Rail Road.
l3M - s;isE - izssssS

~
On and after Sunday, September l7th, 1875,
and unul ,urther u1I3Ss, Trans will leave Rock
Island Depot follows
eoIsG EAST.
Day Express and Mail tram at 500 M, arriving
in Chicago at 4.30 IN.
Rock Island freight tram at S:45 arriving In
Chicago AZ ! 90 u
Express Freight tram, at 5.45 p. IN, arriving in
Chicago $50 a. m.
Night express ats.o) p m, arriving in Chicago
at 300 a. IN.
TRAINS AREIvE FROM THE EAST:
Night Express at 600 m, leaving Chicago at
900 +. VI.
Express freight train, at 6.45 n. m, leaving
Chicago 2.UO D.
Rock 4s4aAL Eregat al 80 p. IN, leaving CaIcago
40 p. III.
Day Express and Mail AT $50 p. m, leaving Chr
cago At 900
All trains tins road direct onnectIon
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern, the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh ana
Fort Wayne kaIiruad, to anu from Detroit, To-
IsdO, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunklrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, PhIladel phis, Baltimore, and Washington
Also at LaSalie with trans of the IlIInoIs Cen
trai Road, North to GaIena and South 81. Lou
is, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity oil CIV
ngdstinct directions 10 the destination OF their
baggage, To procure tickets before taking
seats the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only stations she line OF the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad.
6. II. BEARDsLEY, As.'I Gen'I Sup't.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

nocEvaL-At Portehsstss on Monday, Nay u, JON
H. e'dsss sos ef William sad xusa Rockwell ass1 -
.ss f,...S: Z sAs sA.l.. ssa .ss:s e =: s.e':s
ssd - ssss.d The f.nsfa thh (Ws1nssdsyl anssncoe
Two oeeck iron The rssldsaes a bis parents, q fer
erswAss-ou NoaAsy. Nav n a. hssst d,sssss NAs-
siss. Am, yeusssss dsashisr q Jsa sSd Jsss Stewart
aged years, months and daya
The relatives and Isads OF the family are rsspscuy
q two o'clock, from the rssidsncs OF her parents s2
Green wich street.
snvra-At TivoH, NJ Y, on Saturday, Nav Is. st the
fssldsnce Of his sou IsAIA. snv.s formerly Of hon,pe
TorMa-Afters short ilnsss, Gsosos TorAss, aged
years and months
The aOqusuaacss and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral 90 Thufsday after
noon O'clock from the residence Of parents
corner Of Myrtle avenue and suydam street. Brook
May 49, HENRY vRssLAsD in tho 4sth year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral Thursday afternoon at
half past O'Clock from his late residence Greenvle
NJ j., without further notice.
voiNAR-On Sunday, Nay II, AAoDALNI, wife Of
Paul Volmar, aged 81 yeara
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence ia Avenue A. this "Wednesday
wooLLsy -On Monday, Nay Is, ALMA BowKsR, infant
daughter Of Jas. and Mary 3. Woolsy, aged
The relatives and friends Of the family are requested
TO attend the funeral this "Wednesday afternoon at one
O'Clock from the residence Of her parents No. t22 West
Thirty-e street, without further notice. 80.
Mar ic after lingering illness Saa Un VIE Of chsss
whitson and daughter Of Mott Pettlt Far Rockaway In
the 62d year Of her age -
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
Flushing, on Thursday morning. at eleven O'Clock with
out further notice.
The New York herald., 1865-05-17

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= As.4.t.s Sssl II. ,s. srs sssssA. s.sA aso
1.a g xs.a q n cs.nlA x,na.. xysl ns s.g
.XSyyat4 nsy Sis SssS Sds Tssaas ovss. Ystss b
fe.rs..s zss a-os. Hslsas aassAss. sssn sa,c&s 10
= fSsssss. xs soe osss assa nmss. M. oNs ne
oS sSs sad a. Ansns nsrse. from gA,saAs for Besssu
,Ih 81 fssSsii., osSass kvsss ''s a
Pcsr PliHcs hsy l.in pon bsrt Nsnsnas from ics.
ton .ar same day; brig lsniss Larswsy, Tor NYosi
s..s. ra a. rs:. rssss ss, C.1.s
RorrrspAs Nay 3-cid CsthsrinA, schults, Wort
Rio JAK.iRc, April TIN port shps Thos Harvard, 5tr
soo from NYorf Tor PANAMA. 10 distress 81 Jamcs VIZ
S% aIsss % fsn S si.ss
reps; witch Of the Wave odd from caso for Cork Rad
S;,ss q; ao Ais sis Ssen ssp s.:sS.!
April bark. Rajah q sArswak Bra Grey New York. So
Rio oSASDs M:ssh %-Ar brig oscaus. cin,rs. Nyo,t
saAHoaA. March Arr Woosung 10th, volunteer v hs
ton Nyorki 7th Philip Nelson, Nelson, San francisco e
eIiKLDs, MAJ S-Sld UncIe Joe. Nichols, NYork.
81 VINCENT CDv, March 2l-Sd Odessa tiohols, NYors
snIasa, April H-In port bark Eussnia Fletcher, ffou'
sf Joss PR. May lin port schrs Peerless Paerson o
L dAys Abby Brschsw Achorn' from ana for nav
sAsUa: May aArr spsedwsn, DIXON. Haysnai Hare.
W:m asns, Cssr C9IsSrd cocprd nasnsa SID Ss ta
Orleans; on, schs Jeho Grimm Foaer. Philadelphia.
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The New York herald., 1865-05-17

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nsssra Barring BroA b CO. vspost wheat N moderate
supply sed Ia per quarter dsases Whlte Aoeseaa
fron Ala 70 l3S red, ga lll. Flour, 1as 23e
Iron drm. RAils and bars e. Scotch PIG, Sc 1xd.
Sugar opened active, but closed quietly Coffee steady
Tea quiet Common cousos, la ~ Ia lkd klce
nrmer. Luseed loweE Llassed eakss very quiet
Linseed oil 1sm d 82a Spirits Turpsnthe, 60s
Dos. Cd for French Crude petroleum eaossd o. &isj
reaned, a. IA. Sperm oil, xSo. Cod OIL col.
TBs LArssp HAREBrs.
LONDON, Nay o-P. \.
Oonsoss close at cox k-steady.
United States 6ve twenties, o3K Q "
Illinois Ceutrais, 7tk Ak.
Erie shares, toX ~.
Confederate loan, la To- ~
Corrop The market has been rather oat ana irregular
to aay American sud Egyptian ere geosrAly soous ~ ~
below the o6icaI quotations OF yesterday saee oI tne
day so00 bales including 800 for export ana spsc1A
Bs.Aosrrvrs generally are quiet and unchanged fns
weather has been shewery, but 10 now nne ano vsTy 10
voTabe for the crops ..
Everything 10 quiet and steady