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, 1865-06-07
THE MlLfT# kkY COMJiE3e
SION.
Premature and Unauthorized FsuAlf.
cation OF Suppressed Ttslitnony.

NEW yoEK, June G-Thc Washinst ton ape-
cla1 to the New York Tines, says: "rhe Mill
taty Commission held secret lesion ycster.
day. aud one Of tho reasons assigned for the
etssiGn Was the publication on Friday last, in
The Cincinnati Commercial, and copied from
tnem oS other papers, q synopsis Of the
erIdtrce taken In secret session on the first
TWO days Of The trial. and known as the sup.
pressed testimony, Some ten dRysago it was
determined that this Testimony should be
pnblished, ifpossible, on Friday, The I'd inst,
laatfnnca rs thele would be no SESSION Of the
Commission on Fast Day, the 1ss inst, aud
would be In the way of the publication Of tie
entire suppressed testimony in q single issuo
Of the leading daily newspapers Of the prin-
clFal cities. For good reasons, on Tuesdny
last, this order as to publication was
postponed until further Developments
should take place In ths trial. This
and ali others having control Of the c4.e
the newspapers contained IN imperfect srnop-
SIS Of the suppressed evidence. Upon tpqui-
~. It tuned ont that Ben. Pittman had fur
nished q copy to the Cincinnati paper. This
Ben. Pltt1nnn styles himself the recorder Of
the Military Commission now trying tue as
Easslns. H1s real position Is confidential clerk
10 Colonel Burnett, the Assistant Judge Ad-
yocate, and be has charge Ut the sheets upon
which the evidence Is transcribed In long
land, uuter the superintcndcuce Of Mr.. 3nI-
ion and bis asslstan1e, the Mcssrs. Murphy,
The regular official: reporters OF the tr.al.
Without authorization Of auy kind, Mr. Pitt
nun made & synopsis, said TO be Imperfect,
and sent 1t by mail to the Cincinnati Com.
snercial. 1t Is ksid that Pittmau has violated
the oa'h be Was required to take upon enter
lug upon his present service TheJud.e Ad-
yocate Immediately, to-day, on hearing what
pit1nan had done, ordered the publication
ed frHt In fn11 Il
was sent TO the Associated Press Tor that pur-
pose. What treatment Pittmau will receive
fr.m the Government for bis breach OF otli;-
ial confidence Is let 10 spcculation.''
, 1865-06-07
FROM DEs paOlNEs, IOWA.
(spscial D,spateh to the Chicago Trt,une.l

(sptcinl Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tfttune.]
DEs MoISEs, June 8.
Col. ]. B. Do1r, Of the 8th lows cavalry,
di6d at Mncon, Georgia. on the 81 Of June.
He YVES good man, and = patriotic aud fine
soldier he WAS once the editor Of the Du.
buqne Herald
james Henderson Is the name Of the man
15nched in Linn county, for robbery and theft.
lie was runaway rebel guerilla.
The man taken through here, charged With
murder, as stated In former dispatch, Ia
nsrued William Keep, and Is charged with be-
Ing an accomplice Of fellow named Cum.
quicA, In the murder Of a 3Ir. Casteel and
wi'e, some ten yea1s ago. He is to be ideutt-
fed beyond doubt.
A EhWay tobber Wzs caught near Coun-
eli Bluffs, on Sunday, and hung untu dead.
He is said to have been guilty Of repeated
robberica.
An Em'grant Aid ssclety has been organ
lied in Lucss county, to assist in settling dis
t'cssed Missouri rebtls In that part OF the
State.
The citizens Of Lucas county arc making
efforts to raise $50, QUO to assist in extending
the Burlington and Missouri Railroad West
from OitumWa-
A man was arrested In Pottawatamfo county
ard taktn Though here by The officers yes
terdBy, charged With the murder committed
in PoWeshick county some years since,
The thermome ter has bern up to 93 In the
ehade today, No rain for sixteen days mast
, 1865-06-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
OFFICE DuzT TRrnJx1}

o1tieE DA1.T TRInJs1,}
nEEF cATrLH-rhe 1ere3nt. - - sn.ats' .,
N. po.,a ofTr,ae renort ~ nnrt - =. 49, ~ y
ahiu,ntnt, 10 1I5e r., rn,,rc ,,,,s sa
tn Il htac NJ rs 81 se sor m,!,nu u voo5
h.rrc,,nt. ar, non. s.t. ....v. ~.
+, III. v.ef rnd the Ann ,ns = ans,,w ,,n,,,.t -
r-nti,1on oi ,he N,v Yorx m,stet =, ,nf.r..tt ~,
c,v,,.r,,, Ssv ynrx tI,n .t.r ,,h ~. tst .1 -
;,r r,.,rrh =, r, tn.r.. r,rt,ar =, ". 49,. ~ -
-ths,-,,s .r.l,r.a ~ n,.,.,. 49,. - ~ " -.
na,a-:. II, .,,1 .,.,h,<. ..,.a..s . w o4s "
an. ,h,nners ,o;F one nr tvo an ~ fct, 'e1'nf'
80 ~. 80. ~. - - ". :" . - 49,. .
, 1865-06-07

A Boutwell, &c. IVY letter says thu Euniskil
len district. lying ntrth Of that point ,lnt
twenty miles, has long been fruitful oil-pro,
duclng country. nnd still furnishes large
supply for the English and Canadian m arkcls.
The ilsst attempt TO sink wells proved abor.
tive, on account Of the heavy surface and
dIift, which ranges trum one hundred and
twenty to one hundred and flfly feet dsep 3D.
fore the rock is found. But later attempts,
with improved machinery, have overcome
the difficulty. aud now parties contract to
sink well TO tue rock for reasonable sum.
The first VT It that went down proved sue
cess, aud during the past year produced seven
thousand tarr.ls Of oil. Encouraged ty this,
other wells have gone down, std have BEEN
successful just In proportion as proper
depth was reached and adeanate mach,uery
attached. The largest well Ia Can ada il
here, and is now pumping some four hundred
barrels per Week. About tifty wells are going
down this sEl1ng, and are largely owned bT
officers who we1e lately In command in our
Union army.
Ve'y laige transactions have recently taken
place hele the eale of oil lands. A compa-
~ In Glasgow, Scotland, recently purchased
t. large tract for the snug little sum, in gold,
Of s2S5, 900. and have Just commenced to
sink IT. ttn wells. Two 0f their new derrieks
are in eight from this station. L land assoc,-
ution tf New York hare made largo pur-
chase. 1t includes several wells. either down.
or going down, and who will have some af.
teen wells pumping by the autumn. They
hare teren engines now on the ground and at
work, ether pumping or boring. This newly
opening oil district, which seems to ranse
strip Of land from twelve to twenty n les
vide, is unlike the oil district OF Pennsylva-
MIA, insomrch as to be generally level, willis
there It is mUuntatnuus.
, 1865-06-07
Changes In The Treasury De.
D3TkneNf.

NEW foEE, June 6.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Herald says: The ap-
po.htint, t to the Sub Treasury In New York
causes considerable difficulty. The office is
30 responsible one, involving the safe keep
ing ot such large amounts, aud is 80 liable 10
lcssts from Tie variety and intric4cy Of its
daily transactions, tia. wealthy men are
atsnid TO touch it. On the other hand. the
knowledge It gives Of the Governments
financial policy aud the consequent oppor-
tnnItE Of operations III the str.e., makes it
dfsirnblt ior speculators AID politicians.
Those whom ME. McCulloch mighi prefer arc
unwilling to aretp pl the place. The names Of
Mr. Hulbert, cf St. Lawrence, md Licutcn-
ant Governor Camrbcll nre again mentioned.
Il Is understood here that tho Draper aud
Wcrd facttcns have struck hands, and now
pull together, the object of which is to st.
cure the f"Iner In the Collectorship and
place Mir. Biatch:ofd In the Sub Treasury.
Mr. Harrington, Assistant Secretary OF the
Ttessnry, has actually received the mission
10 Switzerland. This he owes to a previous
understanding with Mr.. Seward, which thr
death OF M-. Lincoln prevtnted him ffUm
carrying out. Air. Field can go to Valparaiso
as Copeul, but be wishes The mission 10 Be-.
In. For this he Is not backed up in NV
York as he expected 10 he. He |. an acc 5m-
pi4shtd 1nAn, aud would appear well in Beg
lin, Fhert he wants to 20.
, 1865-06-07

CIclSEAT1, June G.-The Commercially Chat
tanee:.a dispatch SAYS: :. Leading South.
eFn journals con tain editorials e11esvorlus to
lcct Dcile the people to lose their slaves.
proving 1hut they are benefited By the new
oIder of af1n IS.
IS The Columbia e. C. Phrniz complaius
that the Slate Is uyeriun by robbers xnIa
horse tAitves, p1eylng upon what subsistence
and property tias been left TO the unfortunate
citizens.
t'Largc quantities Of cotton and TOBACCO
a:c bclrR brought to l:gh: at Montgomery,
Steamers are running regularly between there
md MIb.Ien
, 1865-06-07

rha p.,-3e 7..,n tcr,nf nndera@snds th,. IL
- - ,ahar..ss -. 49,. %" 1u11 ~. VII
and Rock Island Railroad, to the numbe. O.
forty, have turned out and refused to work,
in conse aucncc of IN attempted reduction II
..s,s s~eaes hv IN cnI1ans TssH u ~
1ne,l "akea ~ .Ae M, Soaps. lucy nave
sent a delegation TO this city, to confer with
workmen en- the matter, aud alsa With th,
compsny. with Il view of conanron,a,no ~,
s,t,.n1ty Ane
o'neu1sJ.
Extensive opera1ions for coal mining are
going On at the Bureau Valley Railroad, q
few miles from Laeon. A company has rone
IN work tbere nuttfnr mn housoc
sn,,,en tr,ne,, .oss ~ ~ 49, 1aa
tunnnS u . o.Aueu 49, io'u ~ LIE t1ses' =. =
Faospectpg tof coal le gong on With con
siderable v}gor In various parts Of the State
At Fairburg, Livipgston county. q comnsnr
fs at work. Al Bloomington a ah,ft hqa hssn
e1,,t- 49, h,n5roa e.at ~ 49, .s ".. o1s oeea
, 1865-06-07

TOWLE'S PILE AND IIUNCR
II CURR-- Warrant ed \ permanent cure IN II! essas
or money rounded. For te etitnooja,a and .tturtnc4
70 hoEas ot on. praunen: cit zes. nnp:y "a
r i. HtYAN brug9tat,
Under Trsmont aoQe4s
4n1A 6ytrTUhEf%- u1hfralHF en- wkaA xdS
, 1865-06-07
CHICAGO LUMBER nIAHKYr.

--.-.. IUss5AI EyESIs0. Sune t36l,
tUMB5E-Re:ei 3,+ss m 4h;pp=d 1,lls N. Ths
matktt Sill isntuid. uHtns 10 the scarcity OF deek
aHe tut hc receipts lighter th2a wAs artse'pa
teo, the iupp1J 10 lust xbort tqual to the demand
h.n1e there ia TO etszlAl char IN Talut Any rush
ofyetsels Fond. -w"re,, have very aep.esst ef
feet On the MARKET. ea!-s wese: Cargo schr Sin Il
from fleErs MaEQu tie, 20 N a!r,ps A.. boards sa7x
aA@ed. at e12Go; caGt ,chr Wzn. Jon.s, from Mtn'a
t:e,saEed ti-b.s at 8ia&o; mad ho:d full 0. strip,
and loI,sa 1T III. .; carzo schr Robert carpb H. Il
3laIster lick io.u saved timber $l3 hold full
ohK s1wed a1sfs. nascen totts sll 50 ca1x, s:hr
He!igoland. nom Grand River, 20 m CON,
mcu rnft-zs at Slbso; cargo schr Car
III Wccdf41d. ncm -, 50 = comucn rattsd
fl15o: cslge schE. E. q. Gray from stntkexon, s.
from fo.2 logs. " strips. at &iLee; cargo .chy.
Honest J.hn. t=cm MuskeEon, as em No. toss.
Astlcs. II *l1.to: cnEgo sehr. Dueul vt.ts. i'm
Astisler. u 2x4. Jois's, and Is s.rips, At stosa,
sHISGLsS-Kece.v we'd, KS n shp7.d, 1851 M. Tha
na1ktt Il rominAl!y unchargsu. nc tess Of no
ssles-
LATu-Kecelved, 2os m; shippsd. ~ N. sales
were Is t. per sctr uFey, from Atuskegen, at tsU
We quote ytFd ptlses ~ fotlQxs:
, 1865-06-07

"--------
insfe ~as m sense sa'patas aemaad tos Cara
anu no. Advanced le5ss oa' o'nct e11aes we're
"ltsoat Gatefia ehaneS IN sasoe. a,saoasa moro
active Easly ea'es were sosae AZ osfe t't no.
4tc4 NO. ana a'e 1o1 te1ee'eo III e,oes' pas
uncef s1opg compe'1t'ons M "'IR7t 1aa up ~
&C tor NO. I. fna 1c ntgnef On No. ana
| Later In the Day Inc advance was not austa'asa'
| and tho market closed At medium azusds.
Canal Corn "as mora active At
a corresponding advance. We noeo sale:
OF 163,N0 bu 1t s2aeede lot NJ. !; 400
&c Tor No. 2, and 4ea111c TOT REJECTED IN store
SIC fcs No Canal Q. b.; Sc for No. anast; 40
9ssc Tor Rejected b5 sample anost' and s8e Tor
Yellow adoat-
/. The market for oats advanced 10ftc, bat WIS
only moderately active. Aoout 14',5 ,5oo bu Changed
hsrds at 4eza4as for No, l. and Sc for No. : IN
store, zrd 43c for No. adoat. At the ciose the
market was steady at 4sac for No. in store.
Rye was quiet and unchanged, with Ild;ng sales
Of No. In store at 60c.
B9sley WIS dull as usual, With sa!es Of one CIR
LOAD, by simple, at spc on track There was no
inquiry for Barley In store.
seeds were dp,, and .,no.t n-o,eetea. w,.b tr,.
atno e,les ~ F,sv-, r,,- ,rt,r1...st 81 - Ahcrt
NJ br,hs,a y7nn,e,,sn rh,oo.d hind. a, n oocA
~ Tts.. t. = = tns,t.- r.. sr,1a,,h, -. t,,a1.s
'Iss. r1stcb,. xs-s -1ors ,ct;1s M ,bont H.
,,nh.- ..,,,t as..e.1,aats ~ n,T,,o =. 49, -. -
49,. s.s1,e. ~ ~ e ~. ~ p..'o ~ ~. -.
M, a,G., n,'s 11sS. ~ ~. ~ ~
n. n.6.. ~ rsa.1,,.. aa 49, a,,, ~ 20 na
..n,eS w. s0ee Sts's4'' a3e auA' 's1e'a11 LEU 'n
There were few new tsstures in the market for
h,;st .na v;ts o,nsr. tbs rsv,r.e ". .sdaea
se7 '.....". ~. ns..,... -. rs~ sa-o
onr quotations 4e on Portland sus srs, Cofses
arc unchanged and firm. Teas without ca1ngs.
Spices quiet, and 6s lower On Cloves. The 1ol"
, 1865-06-07

ItEAr-Tec:tyed Ia ~ Il 3 on 4'S 20
Eo BY. Ectc:vc; lsst xee3. 81 GO. bn: shl1 ps.i.
G!.ses b. EectlTst ZANE week ,sdi .ps,sH nu ;
C.inen 1h@!c, s.:ch % 10 lo- ed o. F.tay BY ~
adTaLes et lHG.1Ac. On sAtu dxy the a*v.n - Va.
Ice, an6 s7tetray dec1l1e Ct 3&s4c Was eHecte1.
The tu!GElcE ta1Ie aIoRs lie Euneer oi bushels
, 1865-06-07
M A r 7 N 4 LIST.
FORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED .... ,,,..
| ,.r A-e4 nH's..'....s"s.-t.1uas& 9.
SsInr p Asy Gasen, HelIenrI Aantsowoc suudries.
rnp rr1np az q 11TS. H MGIxe4, sou.lo. saosT1es
1.op =. = MueaHe!f. W sobs Gr4nI H.Ten. anndI4ek
1top rssot1sss nsPter. s. joseth, suudfteR-
Io2 so,ensat, snlta. peasIa1gut,h htns, aa1isz-
oAa1s soao sFeensfs VA Eez. 3Axin ~. so N Iura.
Att.
Ra,9ns Froton,se; Hnndr; ;Gss-n 1.y ~ N lumber.
b.fQnd Cese1anos III ase. 0conto, 9lu n la.no<f. -
SalQT4o RooSls oot kns. Levi. Toronto. auntrifs
DIX ber. A1sea' "o'eosae' Bay Clsys Nv m lusa-
p,,p 4 ..r,,ndsr s,tcb.n Tn,,..
n1's q 'nr1n. Acae"' Aaoupaoh. Aenominsss ID
u-+,. = = Ia nav Aso-r., p.~,.u s.n-
ps'k ~. S. nUu. aaotsaas Eeutaakees -i0 m l4&u-
s.nr Ra,hs,fsn ~ p; iaMr son.r rnn..o
eehf Etmtl Aehenas. bqnAlo1 5ou h.c kor1 osoor1z.
Sehf HoIns:E collins =. 10. eo3 = n. lumber
seht Eanea Keenan,. 81 Jo.erh. . efd. woot.
, 1865-06-07
CLAIMS f,N t:RmA r f8tkIrAJr.

We have news y telegraph that the claius
Of cur Government upon Great Britain for
damage done TO our commerce By the Alab1na
and other pirates fitted out by official COM
maid in British ports, have been disauowtd.
We do not credit the intelligence. These
claims arc TOO well founded to bc thus sum
masily disposed Of; and were they ns base-
less as English pzeteusson to international
honesty and fair dealing, the British minister
would think twice before 50 unccscmonIously
throwing them into our ambassadors tacc.
But whatever the decision and action Of the
present ray be, the day will come In which
the treachery and duplcl.y Of that perfdi-
ous British Government will be dealt With Us
they deserve. Meanwhile We exhort the
President 10 patience and industrious pfepar-
alton for all that may be demanded hy and hx.
, 1865-06-07

TIE INTERNAL REvEErE FnAups.-Iu the
case Of Boston disti1ler, who removed
liquor from bis di.tillt5y without paying the
exc;ec duty. the Government has nuud the
amount Of fraud to be s17, 900. aud has I'M,
poe an additional penalty Of Ss3 900. max
it ESQ 600 In all. In Dubnque case. the
amount Of fraud has been fix at $50, 900,
and penalty OF another $500, 900 has been
im1os d. csaliog for the payment Of 81 ,0oo, :
CO. 1p q Peoria case, the. frauds will be
eeme lundstds Of thousands, and an equal
penalty affixed.
, 1865-06-07

AAt9t H14 EEOu at4euua1ER CU NAaNR6 70 1AY
and In the general markets there YVES fir degree
Of sc'tsty. Int prices were uueettfed md srregu-
1es, generally Closing weak and resvous.
The Provision market was buoyant aud higher
owing to exciting news from New York, whers
the heavy sales for this uonth'a delivery hive
produced ''cnrDes." Mess Pork WINS reported
there at <31 a but private dispatches received TO-
wards The cluse, reported 1t alghtly oil. Hers tho
market was active and broyauf, with ealcs Of
aIout AGO brls at <a8.0C@275+ closing with
Eellers at 1880 and tuyers at $z7.0O. Primo
Mesz Pork was neglected, and did not participation
the ndvontt. Good city brands were offered Ut
5000, without buyers. Sweet Picked Hams
were In fair demand and hEn.tr, witt sales Of 60
tres at 1Gfe. Bu'k Meats were neglected.. Lard
Was held at 17Gl7ic. but there Was little or no in
qu,1y.
L is e'attd that upwards Of 10o, ,0c0 br1e Mess
Polk hss been cold sshort" In Nav York for this
months delivery, and that the stock there Is
only q, roo barrels.
The market for aIghwines opened Grmcr, with
On improved inquiry; hut the New York dispatch
came In dull, and the market closed weak In con-
sequence. Only two lots ot50 brs each vera soldat
f2.oo with certificate. aud s1H without certificate
The market closed weak and nominal at about
$1a5.
Our F1onr market Is becoming "ftereotypsd"
III NANutb5s 1 Ut daFlCES 1fuH4 l1SH LUX 19-uAJ
reporting decline Of &c, was followed by quite
dep1ete,on here, aud the volume Of business uas
quite hight, We note sales Of some 1900 brls at
s.7b60.ft for woite winter extras, and Sssr1
Z OH for tatr TO fancy spring e1sraa. One lot Of
4, winter extra CHANGED hands on terms VII ch
did not rranspire. Tnere vas nothing doing iu a
speculative way. and the inquiry WAS altog e'her
on set ouLt Of Essteru orders and the city trade.
There was falrly active shipping and specu
lative demand for wheat, but tue market raled
quito irregular. sud closed a@ie lower. Early in
the day eales Of MOL SIZING we're made at
Sl.17!0t18, but subsequently,, under the tnau-
ence Of considerable competition; prices ran mp to
81 20, 4 which quite sn auoon. chsnged hands.
Later the demand ell Of. and tho market rrtapsed
81 1s2. Tbs tEaneact:ous footiag up, 9ss,000
abut. asl45 for No i, Red; st.a1@1 q for Extra
sprnf, l7xG11 20 No. Spring; 81 o19,.osi
Ter nu. 2 espr1ne. md B0e for Rejected in store.
Ctot'ne with sellers Of No. !, It s1lst aud huyera
at$t.1a-
, 1865-06-07
Union 11eetto=~ In North Earo1f-
E0-lM1lai: z rsa ian Il, HirElni1A.

NEw IoKK, June 6.-1hc Washington ept-
cal to the New York Times s1ys; "A lnfye
meeting Of loyal citizens Was held at S4l1s.
bury, n c., on the 18Th, aud anutuer at Lax
Ing On en- The 20tn. SPEECHES wcfe made aud
resolutions passed Of n most 1oya! character.
The Salisbury 1ne=tinE recommended State
Convention to be held at Raleigh Jnac 204h,
ard elected delegates thereto. The North
t'n1ollnians eg}nce great eagerncss to 1o-
establish loyal Government.
"a c-mpany hss been stlrtcd In Richmond,
with Governor Pitrpoint at the head, tn open
mp Virginia to emigration from the Moth,
ard to fmnlsh all information necessary.
''The case Of Congressman Harris will bs
brought bcfoae Congress. 1t Is 4 question
bdy."
, 1865-06-07

e Titusvi'le, in the PENNSYLVANIA oil re-
gicD, is place Of {, 600 to $500 inhabitants,
every one Of whom seems to have urgent busl-
nrss on hand and only about half enough oi
time to do it In. Three hundred new edi-
fees are said to be in course Of erection ut
this time. The most e1otbitant prices arc
demanded for lots and buildings. For In
stance, one small piece Of ground on by
street, WIS offered By sanguIne speculative
genius ut thc moderate sum Of nine thousand
dollars; willie two story fame, which only
cost one thousand dollars to erect, was gen.
elously o1rrd ut IN annual rent Of twenty
four hundred dollars. Notwithstanding
thesc high rates, however, stores aud dwell
ings are easily obtained.
, 1865-06-07
An InFunG FrcncNmun l. f.nb8lssun q
under Il 1ha11ucinhtipu.

NEw foRk. June 6.-The New York Ter
Or the Threatening letter to President j Johp-
son was a1ested today, By Colonel Ingsn.
hams order, aud proved to be an insane
FItneAmsn. who la6o1s under the delusion,
among Others, that the Government owes
him ohe hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
II not paid BY the 10th Instant, he proposes
to take thu matter into his Own haudi and
obtain revenge Although not directly st4t-
Ing naa intention 10 as=a5snate the Ptrsi-
dent, such Is the Inference from Its teuor.
He has been p1optrly disposed off,
, 1865-06-07

An IT D JAYNE / sDs:'a Family M,dle+pes sre
gold 1a ChlcA.o BY Aes* >. FULLER. FIECH Full
Etk lord sNlTH; hrRNHAA3 d VA8
SEHAACK and l. q. II HOO EEl:.
, 1865-06-07
THE New YorE Trihune,s corresnnrdn,4

The New York Tribnne's correspondent
from Montgomery, Alabama, details the
ma, Oh ofthe1st division 9Th corps, from B AXE.
IL, opposite Mobile, to that p'ace. They
raseed though part Of the country not via.
tied pefcre By a Union army. The people
were greatly excited and terrified. The
wealthy planters tiled to hide their supplies
In vain. Mules and loads Of b1con were
dtapeed from swamps and hiding places to
rpi. nith our commissaEy. The negroes
bs,l. d Us as deliycrcrs, md the number that
o11owed Us 10 Montgomery is estimated At
5000 One old man, Is years Of age, born in
the North. d TT cmsu had been kidnapped. at
the agu OF Is. and had bten held in slivery b3
years. He was determined, this being hts
first opport unity, 10 rtgain his freedom. On
one OF tbe plantations The oyerseer shot one
, 1865-06-07

Tbo atnety ~ tha ro,nrpaneeu,enf RI fna rrrp.n,
-,s 49, .ha,rss ~. J..-ssao ~ IN ea,, 80 -.
"'no' 1ass ~ ~ ~ 4s' ~ oses ID
compared VILE May lsta, atd ol 1Si,4p oales a
not yet ou,ta ftea from apx,.tiea. the acorton
f,,ogne. y which baa a. long dlpressed the lndus-
o., ofYa,res+ar nav hn ,f.ar,v ro1.rd 4 a. at m
~ " O1A~'A'A' 13s' ~ >A''' N~e- ' 4' @
-~4uQ EDUtakluu u LII ~ 19E1AdtV 01AAa - Sfpcu
IN % arfc'e IN the Madison CAPITOL Ut the Sd inst,
IRON which We g,ean lhe following:
Tna following ia list OF the Banks which have
assigned ihefe curIt1c. to the Stntc a1 IRE now
being ound up by the Comptroller:
Shawayo o Bunk. Balk OF Manftowoc.
W1tconstn BIZ Of Madi. Dahk Of Moneka.
ron 1ank OF me insct1ors
bark u Gfcen pay. Elk9otn o5uk.
npeK*e1i q Co.a oanks 6ink o. be'oit.
Efoatltf bahK: 51uK Co. oap3.
Mai"ofta tQ banS. Bank o Ien;lsea.
monloe G9 h7uk. H1hk el snafta
b41R O. Mniie~aier. nnftpe.a hsaS:
unoef FEC 1he1f sharsls, y Icoeemsne sae.t f' ceaa
, 1865-06-07

negro and wounded another for not hasten
iDE to work atter looking At some Of our j.
die.s passtrg the oYerscee's house. It was
lu1ned down after removing his family. He
euccetd In making Ills escape. The refue e
neg1oes are rapidly cnllsting. (. The people Of
Montgomery arc very sulien-not relishins
sutiogation.
, 1865-06-07

Some noise bah been made in the Southern
pakers ahou! the doinss Of tac Military Com.
miesion, organized By .he President and sent
TO New Orleans to inquire into complaints
urged By tie people against the character of
the civil and military administration within
General Cants's command. We understand
that It vas commission Of flnqul1y-nothtnc
more; that it arrested nobody, discharged
notody from the service, disgEaced nobody.
1t made report Of the testimony taken be-
fore it, to the War Department; mud that
testimony probably Will be the foundation Of
some duture action In regard to alleged OF.
tenders. We see Of course that the tes:imo.
ny was necessarily r:pafe, and to that ex-
tent to te received with due caution. Other.
wise. as VT arc Informed, there Is no cause Of
complaint But from what we hea. Of dis
coyelies made By the commission, It IL eyi.
dtnt that It did not begin Its inquiries too
, 1865-06-07

CoEnE71oS-1n The publication OF the list
ofdeaths at AndersonyiIle, Ga, few days
since, there was an error in the nsmc Of the
soldier who furnished Us With the list. It
tAou'd Lave been N. R1cR GHuElIE. Co. /.
10th nisn.is cavalry. Mr.. Grue,le may b..
addresscd at sry tine, Ut Arcola, Douglas
county, Illinois.
, 1865-06-07

[FIom the Detf0lt A0vetuseE, sth,l
On The line cf tho Nit lillian Central H.l!ro 3D. f.
email ipa OF new wool hare bteL Ao'd Gu51ug t1a
Fast xe.k. Air. Il. 4. .hno1a, tf Niit ). to5c sd
pounds # isa5oe svessks Of 4sc. nr. u; t,nn. Of
oI Dowsg..c, Oh 80 pourda It 4s@5sc: average ot
SC. BALE Of another .mal lot At &c WIS noticed
clip ch snxtd laats. III. d=asrIs ara DUNG soue-
shink wikh oto Wooi, tut thr demand 8 uatn a3d It
r1ipgpEices arc 55ssc. the laltar being IN u rama
nkuxe.
, 1865-06-07

sB- The supe1abundance of CENTS has sug-
gested the possibility of an early return in q
kmall way to specie payments. It Is pro-
posed to withdraw all stamps under the dc.
nomination Of twenty-five cents, and thus
compel return 10 the specie small change
CT former times.