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, 1865-05-17

d new yoR1, Nsy 16-Tae Rtrald's special e,y7:
F" President johpson tas andrr consideration
new amnesty proclamation, the izsaancs of wbiet,
Ii Ia expected, will be decided npon at tho Cabinet
meeting to be held to-1sy. This psoclao .zaeD, It
1sfuel, nil announce v..at clas<ee Of II b.ls ase
to be held responsible tor their treafon- snd waat
othera will nat be+n
War Departure Mt has A.d iaad he!ore il = hill IN
truduced in The relief Congress by hr. Curry. OF
Alasnm., which was concoc.ed for the .urpo;o OF
y1cdjrafipe the starvation OF p1iaonc rs at war
tes snnr'ier OF blAe::. eoitixr.. The turning Of
Northern cities 9nd: iina'ly the ase's tn.t,oe OF
rst. lie preamble sets forth. - Erea detail and
nsedlcse 'teraliun, the ACTON u be UcItcd
6taa*s Gors1aEsen' IN declaring all e ayes ic, the
1ere d:r1ett ss; az sGs.it n; most bitterly Of
lps !. "a uuprtncilsea ard ,utuman; aca follows
thie resoluiion: 1T thert:orc.
~, 6g r; oa's q En-, .sntal. Of
That ne 90 cGheru 10 our optol0' ! thst the So
c*t:ed tmaoctparou pool Of the Pee.ldeat
Of The qnl,ed Suites, and he enl.u aent Of negro
to Us, are not snoDE the act. o'legit a,te warfare
but are propelly classed among = 1ch sets a< tas
oeht 10 put 70 death prisoners Of war With;
aa. Esai
ant. If persisted IN. viii 1nstfy + Its Government
The inunrs ,Denrs upon the pa per 20 to show
.ihat this retaluton was read ths frat a,d second
11mes, and .nsde The bgeeta ord er f,r The secret
3esslor On tie 10Th Of February. 1864.
The New York T. DHaeS Washington epac!al
fs5e: at is rnmortd 10 quarters Likely to be
fe1Eed. that the Co1ectorsh,p or taa Port Of New
York has been terda1ed to hon. r eEaon ktuc.''-
The New York Tn g s7ectal ssJB: ut ha- been
decided TO rtdnee It once The strength Of the
army "a 1881 "a or 1ao. eco men,
NEW YnEK, HAY l6--Tne C0n1m<-rieIs Wsea-
iRgtcn sptc1St this sftrJnoon, sfy.. "Thc eli
dcpcc OF the eullt OF tie pffRolere at the couspi-
racs trial appears 30 conclusive sslo completely
check The carrcnt .! t{cpathy In :ae1r f1vor. Fro
dpced ~ the proposed tecfet h1el
s'1t u said the prisoners are earned by thefr
counts el ia abandon al hope- They appear uttar-
" hraken down
.4Eeverd3 JOHNSON takes but little part in the
trial. Tic IL preparing su elkboE:te argument,
chstieneirg :be Jurisdiction o. the court-
a.lt ii thong in official eirrles thst JET, Davis
vii fret be ted on the cAarc* u t1eason."
, 1865-05-17


Gold opened higher this morning, and tbs pro-
duca markets followed, hut On Change a'rcac-
tioD took place, and they closed dull and weak
the advance saiEcd yesterday evening and thls
rcruipe Was entirely lost.
The Provision market was unusually dull and
heavy The arst dispatch from New York quoted
Mess Pork 1rm at SIS rs, hutthe second dispatch
quoted the market dull At S2a,123. uete there
waa limited i1auiry for choice brands OF Ness
Pork at sS3,50, but sellers were generally holding
al s14o0. Ordinary city brands were offered at
s2a.50, without buyers. Prime Mess Pork was dull.
with enles Of 400 prls at S1S.00, closing weak at
that price. Bulk Meats are held at IL md 15c for
shou1fers and sldes, loose, but there Is little OF
ro iEqu11, and Els the stocks are light, no great
effort is being made to sell. Sweet Pictled Hams
were quiet snd nominal at t6ilategc. B.ef Hams
were Eold at $&1.75. Lard waa stea5y and ne.
elected,
The market Fer Mehwinas ia very dali, aud
prices ttndi downward. To-day: there were free
sellers At f1.e6, hut there Has no demand.
T. q. Wo;cott, Esq, has been delegated By the
Board Of Trade, to proceed to Washington and
eenier With tho Secretary Of tbs Treasury and
'comHiasioner Lewis, relative to the position tn
which innocent holders Of highwines which have
been seized hy the Government, are placed. Bank
ers, commieslon merchants and others, havo ad-
Faoced the amoant Of the tax on large Quantities
of wines, with the Government Inspectozs' brand
thereon, and they are, in consequence, greatly en-
harraesed BY the recent seizurea.
The 1n.rket for Flour was dull, and nouainally
unchanged. with ea1es Of 300 br1a IN small ln's At
1t IS 0@5,.5 for low grade, and 67z118.75 fot
good to fsncy Spring Extras. "A small lot oi
Nhfts Winter Extras CHANGED hands On terms
which were not made public.
Tte Wheat market was quite bnoyant this morn-
ing, and scld On The curbstone IS high rs 81 os
No. ! Sprsnp--an aavanre Of 313ie on the eios,ns
price OF yesterday. On 'chapse. however, .a.s
ADVANCE was rot su=tatned, and after the receipt
Of the Buffalo dispasch, the market fell back some
s@a,e. The tran.act.ons foot up $4,000 bn, al
& 1ti@1 1a for No. Spring, and si.oa for No:
-c1o.,ng firm at si.1oa for No. IN ato.e. w sss
s.csx R1ch.pge this morning. No. Spring sold
at 81 12@112f on CALI"
The Com market was truly ''alcf" aaa pz1ee;
, 1865-05-17
THE LAI'f. REBELLION.
Our 8oys Marching HoUe-NltffeaFy
MastefH-ArrivAl ~ the 1ds 5ths and
tth Corps NJ Washington.

NEW YonK, May 1s-Tbe Nerald's s1mT cor.
rt.Ron1@s5, r.. t t9 nh GR Dat
it Is expected taat the greater shortly
return 10 the North. AZ foop a. order shall have
bcen fully res orcd ip ihat vicinity. Gen. Wright
has appointed number ofmsg:etrates to admtals-
tr tu:tie In the surrounding county, aud II
usfne every c1e1tion, With the b=st sue .ess. to
euhetltute civil for martial rule In Southern VIZ
"Thc aockipc of The negroes from the couatry
Tito the tosn Ct Danyille, has been stopped, by
o1re,tfon Of Gel. Wright, and agricultural opsr1-
t'ons hsv: consequently aeen a.an .e:nm;d: me
mU1ts, and imp ements, to prosecute thcir wofs.
@tLonc trains. heavtly laden wl:h Ealdah]e. prop.
e,ty csptured BY the nstionsl srnaies 1n NORTH
Carolina md TirGtLls, are row daily arriving ut
City Po:nt, Va. from DsnStlle rla RnrEesFii.e
Junction. Amorg The artic'es hre goods y the
original psckeece, }n which they ran the biock,
lbe machinery for the manufacture OF firearms.
stolen hy tue rehels at H1rp.rse Ferry.
"Nhcn tbc soldiers Of the 2d and 9Th army
corps rescbcd the Potpm,c and nrst caught sight
al tie Capito, dom.. they broke out IN will
Sss Afforded them m Sunday morning In the
ncwg of JEFF. Davis capture. .,x us,.n
Into the nrny in cA.riaeeo, on hn1se enscK ana on
foot, to zee 1bc braTe men who ve dune and eni
{creo 10 much to maintain the nation. x,4
Corpa, Is hnca Russian blood -bornd, when "Aa
kepf Is one Of the Libby prison jti!ets, to hunf
escaped Union prisoners.
a grind 1esiew In the vicinity OF Washing
TIM. Of The Ar1py Of the Potomac, Shcrn7n's army
and tuch other iotces - msy he there, Is taadly
looked forward 10 bY fhe tsocpS.
HTIe e 18th Coru. the rear guard Of Sherman'e
army, pa~Fed through Richmond on last Saturday
tn scntt 10 Wskhlpetor-
of9c.ra md enlisted men are anxious to join IL
liz Mexican em{cratton enterpr1se:.
The rebel General Lee aud fanny are l!rlns
in Mchmond On Government raaona regula1ll
served onl to them"
, 1865-05-17

C3l!Ac, ft..,. A.:zx G.A
S:soEa.E ea}a, { -: -: ~:
slaughter 81:
Chicago. 1-isa e,M
H1e1os Ayrcs.. e3t:3 III
OrinTo 8c4e... 6-i4 E9
Ortnoco good
d7nsSst-.;.. axsa ns
x.
Frenah Call, II
ns............e.3r,5 An
French Cali, 3s
ns.+. :..... 19.E ! 1os
French Cali, L5-
MctNes.N d. - sS;s5.E
Eer~A C1u. h-
Esssafs, bog
ordx, q doz. .MAdkA
L1a:nS7, ~ dc5. IL <;3.N
Roam, , dog. 15-:1R4s
10 market fs quiet at 2o@ato
, 1865-05-17

SUrre1def Of thr LEtt 3+b-1 Force in
The State-PafoIt ksebfl rnltilrra
SHpndcht MID Truubitovna:,--.Is .Ism
EoTt6.

NASHVILLE. Ma, tG-Tac Caattscoo,a Gy.>st4,
Na3 eth. co''ts,ts the following; o~7ss's'
''!u The ear'J part ef iaat week, N.}or Orucr.l
Jgnes StedmaD. Commanding Tia ,Iistr,ct nf
the Eto1hh, .pEoeesded to Rcsncs. where
be was met by Drg-hicr GeneaI ~ =
Wohoro, Commanding Tho Confederate forc.s IN
North Georgia. snd the term. of The surrender IT
.he feeea iotceh were skreea upoa. The term, aro
tae fsmo as thote grantet 10 Les hy ten. Grant,
Iae formal snfrende1 Of these fofcea viii be-
1nss made 70 BaEadjcr gen;rh 4. Il. Juzal
h'neeto9. Il ia Probable that aboot four
Thousand mon vii b. paroled at tbis
'iuc. Several pieces Of artillery were tnrned
ortT 1t The meeting ut Ree.ca: blt ,he pnna ite-
ife in Atan'a, and f;tneral Woffard hsxtu1 no
eaitnals to FIRING them from there to Tinrstou.
fhey fch into the hsnds Of the LIT Ohio csYaIry.
Nhtrh occupies that c1ty.
"Cnf9n tf}ceEt, who arrivo in this city from At
'nta snd hscon report taar the paro1ed reoe; prs-
ontf1 through The country src becptu,ny very {ror-
inferior party q cur forces which tley nay hupA
Fen to peet. The last equad OF orr troops which
came tnroneh from Atlan a, Frpur1 th,t they con.
ei1ered Themselves a. Union soldiers tray-
cilne In section or country which hsd beeu far
naiiS enrTtnteret TO the Untred States, and Is
tuck they did not deem it necesaary 10 4fsulaY
nag Of truce. On Tho road they met i
party OF ps1o'ed febs! officers, two Of threo hun
ufeo IN number. who attempted 10 stop taen, and
.ss only " threatening 10 cut theiE wsy through
and over these fellows, that they were allowed 10
JEFF. Davis is On his way, under guard Of Union
cavai1J, ria Macon. Atlantis aud Chattanooga. for
Nashvllle, whtnce he will b. taken to Waahfpr-
tor tta louiAytila md Cincinnati
, 1865-05-17
EnwA MAE'EEiE3r
.,1,e clinton fsrIdge Casc-11tsszs11ppi
xNd N1tsAouKf EEullrond-Tho Vf1ff1
EekIV nF0s

DEsHo1srs, IT,, May 1s.-1a the United States
Circuit Court, bow in session. Judge Miller pre-
.,t,np. The most important notion yet taken II In
The Clinton n11dee tp}unctfun caso- In septen-
bcr last IN 1Itunctian was onfa'ntd aea nst1ne
t,hIcaeo. Iowa and NebraBka Railroad Company
ct a. from completing thc e,,n1an 96,ogo snnsa G.e.
sfs7s de- ~ T. Sss r.
permitted d. na i6e st s1 to remain pyer
spd 1pe er .atn Immediately af1er the November term
of fhr Court, 1854. It which no nouon "as msae l
continue Q, at aseege TN I h1des tae
Ms;ytiiT Mny eopocuced proceedings against TIE cam
,,tT {sr ccr,eupt by attachment a writ vas T.
win 1, to ne f 1T Hsa'9a1 hau, % fop
pp .pppessanea SNnc present tern OF ,ne unttna sha
ssts. tsx Ss5dre$ c'nFt do,,a1s n ae eaeh, sun 10
@ @comn.itiea for coptenpt: The non1f wese ia fa!'
di1to, atd tbs bridge was compsetet os TED.
nttday "non was mfds " ~ tse t5,
Nny@'nher S term of Court, in accordsn.e with N
.! q VT.
iuncaen .thail moi, nnless T? oraered bT the
tirsu,t Court CONTINUE longer Than to tho clrcatl
Court next ensuing" 1er coars tn,t4fasa y M t:,:
lie btidre IS a puisap~e Will probably come b.
toTu The &c ur1 At Its mex. term;
The work uf pushing The A'fs1Sstppl and h'f:
.an,, Railroad % tbis pont b., .%e eoum.aeed ssd
Mewtan fS ia no:idse OF J71y. it viii probably
stS1 H. ,'1el1 eeetst M se,ween ~. I'd the Vaej
Road 10 ressh tha city ns.t. Ills Chicago assias
TIE Weston Stage Compeny are now ruun1ug
seven ceache: PR wcek fton' otfum "a 10 aeofas
kst ity.
n.ur II which per1ops attending tho Norm
rpes's,n s.uitary Fatr'' 1t Cbicseo, and the m
nnsi tnee,ipg Of the lows o1pha4s' Aou'
Asfocia,fop. and the lows sant'4rJ Com
1n;.sJnn Al Dea MUiuee, On the first wednesday u
:iunn neIt will be carried at t2o thlrds faze. FeE
, 1865-05-17

fosl1wnr quotatsns Tce s.ccx Ct Rio IN nrst hands
IN New Tofx 1s beIoR II .9eo pAGs. We Quots:
[aps. e!
LAFA. 1Ss II ms
14u 10 &4OSQ
BIG. sood 70 eF,m2 az
fairy active. aEte.ra pota detL nes
tp1tls Of Turpsntne sIe SIC hlEetr. O1t1m t. Sl.M
lower. AZ morphine Eas detltnsa 25c. W. qEaia:
, 1865-05-17
FORTRESS Nl9N&OE.
FonruEss MONROE, May II, 1855.


Pursran4 to orders Issued BY the Hon. Sec.
rctaty OF War, ali the: departments are en-
gagged in The bealthful yerk|of retrencnmeat.
The Quertermaster Eaa discharged large
number ot vesac1s, ths CoInnissaty has aofo-
gated contracts for beef and other stores,
while the Medical Department. has orders to
h1eak up the hospitals, send the patients
North. and turn over tho surplus stores to
the Medical Purveyor Of the Unitad atates
Rlmy.
The Washington and City Point 1tne Of
thur Ltafy & Co, Of New YORK, consisting
of The Gsoree LeaFy, City Point, James I.
Brady, and Dictntor, since Mar last year, has
been stopped. the vesse1a discharged, and
hoats owned BY tho G1rerpment substituted
;u their place. Mr.. Moore N. Falls, President
OF the Bay line s.eamcrs, ha. pI.ccd tho
steamers Georgiana. Captain SOL. Pietsou,
and the Milton Martin, Captain Gcasge II.
Livingston. on an independent route from
Norfolk to Richmond, touching each way at
Fortress Monroe and City Point, connecting
with the Bay line st. amers to Baltimore. As
no more military permits to trayel are re-
aufr. d. the influx ol s.raugers to Petsrsburg
and Richmond 10 immens1, aud travelling very
extensive.
, 1865-05-17

V1cksnCRa. Miss, Nay 10.
Editors Chicsgs Tribune:
1t has doubtless been expected that some
Of the Important points in Mississippi would
bo occupied BY tha troops Of lf.j. Gan. Dana's
department. Let-the people hear the reason
why this has not bcea done.
Gen. Dana care orders several days ago for
the occupation Of Jackson, Gal1atin and
Brookhaven, and intended Immediately after
ward to send small garrisons to-.Yazoo city
and Grenada. But just a. the troops desigs-
mated we're ready to march, word comes from
Candy that Ire has agreed with Taylor not to
send colored troops into the interior. Az
Gen. Dana has only ono !lbattalfon Of
white infantry IN his comman6,: the proposed
occupation has to be abandoned.
Meanwhile 1t is reported ttat Forrest re-
fufes to accept the terms Of surrender made
by his commanding General, but on the con-
trary is organizing considerable force in the
Interior Of Mississippi.
The sroops VIC have {ccicred} along the
river. could maintain Themselves just as well
on the Memphis and Ner Orleaus railroad,
and sssve that part of the State FROM the con-
t1ibutions ana con.criptsous 1eried by For
rest, II ehe chiyal1y and G.n. Canby will not
be eo.particular nbout eclor. As it le, bus+
nesa has. tc, he carried on under the white
flag, instead Of under the stars and stripes.
, 1865-05-17

MONTREAL, May 12.-ssnders. in an address
to the people Of Earore, styles the r1o:la-
nation of President johnson, for the cap
ard ferocious, AID says conclusive testimony
will be sent to Europe that It is founded en-
forged papers and euborned testimony.
Gregg, one Of the st. hIhans raiders. was
before the Court to-day. His counsel stated
that the Washington Governms Mt had no
further demand for bis ertradit'on, and he
Nas Gl,scbht gel.
, 1865-05-17
FROM FO11T DD1ELS0v,

FoHT UpNtEsoN. Tenn. My II, T.
Via CAIRO, May 10. f.
aiiy. to surrender themselves 10 the mill.
ttarJ 17tsoritics TAG notorious John
taeve ss e,ns yin il b, saa sSnaa Sq4sa,.,sd a
themselves tho other day, ard were allow
ed the ksaeht OF MS smrsssy order
sec took the hur:ss aud arms from ali excep: Uor-
rocks. wlo was al1o1cd to resin Lta s,da araa
spd korte. he sayb he is notne to Mexico, and
hia men snJ tfey viii GO with n.u1.
. Powell snd klE baud Of guertt!as have alto com.
In and ri-eh up their asms. taken the amnesty
osf9. spd gone to.he{r reepect1, 1.oraa.
1iag prospe ct 10 tlat We will not have uueh
:1oTc tt do heIcatunts. The gnertl.As tt4ye now
n.arfS 81 dfa1upc1set ~
, 1865-05-17

The following circular has jrst been issued
By the Hon. Freeman Clarke, Tor the purpose
Of adjusting the circulation Ct tie Naticaal
Banks:
TREASURY DEr'r, oYY1cE OF CaNrrEo1lxnl
or THE CnhnE&cI, WAsH1saroa, May i.
SIN R:-You are requested to make 3 state
ant, as Indicated In the lrcaosed fern. cx-
hitiring
Ffyxf. The amount Of your circulation as
Stale D4nk outstanding, nj the 11+= q tue
conversion OF your bank 70 the n5:lons1 sYs-
1em;
Savnd, The amount Of such circulating
notes outstanding Msy Is, 1861 You aro
in your regular monthly report, :he nmoun:
Of Stale Bunk circulation outstanding at t}sc
6ete Of such statement. This information is
necessary in order to determine the amount
Of national currency that may be 3ssues: to
your bank without exceeding the ratio pre-
ectibed by ihc amendment 10 section twenty
one Of the Currency Act, naaaed Mazca s.
1865. In future it will be requisite, In order
to ayn:d confusion or misunderstanding, to
send with each order for nstional currency, 4
stxtetnent Of the amount Of notes Of your old
bank outstanding ut the date Of ths order.
F.C1AkKE, Comptroller Of Currency.
This circular Is intended to apply to banks
converted from tne State TO tbs National sys-
ten, spd also to National banks organized to
take the place Of State banks In some States
the banks have received and Issued much
more National currency than they were en-.
! titled TO. This is especially ihs case In Penn-
| sylyania, where many Of the banks still keeE
their old State issuss outstanding, while they
also call for and circulate National currency
10 the full amount Of their bonds. 1t is pos
siu1e that seme Of these Institutions may bt
closed. unless tley Immediately comply With
, 1865-05-17
FROM TF1E:WEETBK8N GULF.
m1ftsrs nj matstooras-A Heavy hat.
clAA NcWB,

sr. lcS1s, May 1e.-cairo dispatches ray Gen.
feE'ttta. Hith $500 troops appeared bofore Ma-
tamerss On the 2sh nit, snd demanded IT. eurzen-
Der, whit Wa refused 1'y the Inrcrtul!es,. who
marched o1s 10 meet then with cayalty .ud .artt-
l~rJ. Bn-toets was suspended at Mattmcras, End
the streets were narfcaded IN the expect zion Of
an attack, but all WAS -que1t On the evening Of
Mzy ID.
The Custom Houso officers had fed to Rtawns-
vile. and tLs wealthy citizens had mored IL their
yalnables to the same place.
EIGHT 1nsa3yed French troopx arrived at The
mouth Of to- Rio Grlnce cn tho I'd, sud 1e.t tor
the inferior :he next daJ. - report reached Big
dsA On tie 4.h that tho L.ttnsA were In fn4'F re-
text.
The G:lysston feNs says theeos crop l. good,
but the surar erap will BE- very shorr.
coIToS-U32dt r. demand TN adrAnce.
ExehApxe on New Yufk h premium.
, 1865-05-17

The Osle county {1il) Exporter Esys The
farmers eay that wheat and alt the small
g1n1n never looked better than they do nov.
The vet weather has brought them forward
rapidly, snd the prospects for good crop
SIC VERY encouraging. Grass Is coming for
ward rapidly. This week will nearly finish
corn planting, which is mu.h earlier than last
ye=r+
cH1=cu Brcs.-1he Madison (svjs) Journal
states that the cl,inch bugs have made their
appearance So early an appearance is uu-
pIeeedented, and We think thera must be
6ome mistake about 1t.
, 1865-05-17


rrrp rpr.r71r-1b.. .scs,,,. tn.a.v sr-orotnv n
80: 2+.t .I 20 - ~ ,r,ss .st - ~. n..,,
th retvsts posted on Rsnkt, amount 10 ss'- III.
thnC ents to 7ei. ice enseiEa sset 81 kus 7T'oas
ysftS sE1Ount St5 Fl 1hLEe Of 81 So4A0o tS7 c34
ntu snd coarse S5,5e9545 TOR medium roI4z. azd
Ms 90 ,er sssf to .%s. ..!. .,,,u~ ,so
ta5 fus. as here W., M fnqu'r5 .zey ,.tir s'.la
unse!d: very rev CT Icaas wore .eat htss os as
oH'e.s eteooA.. put .o'sls Nele ksusnf "n.lote'
ssn n M IN. ., ,nes,s. ~ Sae ns,*.
lut lew safes. Not enoueh was; done It; auy
Of the '.sd. 10 .,..t tho r.: .s
ing anu toLo CT tae haFAet. 1ne1o "aA
a very wtde feeling, however, both BncuE orcTers
and buyers. ,hsG prices were tendtng lover. There
ur rro do:eyrment aen or shippers operating. eyen
II 3.u,ted VA, and tte ds1aknd for butchers caE
tic has: greatly dt,n1nlsted u1shin ,th7 paat te1'
ca.s.
Ne Guate tho market sc-oeS a"A Aao .*aAk "Aaa-
prtc.s ranging NJ follows:
Che ic~ nomtnM
Fnf 10 ~ =, nj: *
inferlsr. ao09s5o
lLe fepo,p stles t. oay are e fo1lovs:
CATTLE sALls TO-DAY.
SIBERIAN YARos.
Afsms sod Hull hss 81 he ID FIR s.eers aY.raglnf
III. n. at t6,8lx.
stwe 70 ~ e. - nsac aR susel7ss ca'ue' &7eFae'
Ans 1s1 ~. Ss hs,a .ne;,nm Av,y.-,nr TIA NJ,
~ III
, 1865-05-17

sups eosrg .e ca,esEe III Pr ul fur going and
s'1owa Department" o. tho Far. vii be- retuea d
~ pa'fg nne..htrd farr. There sttendise Ibe
tnga Il .t Dc y. r., MI p.y fu,l f,re coming.
A.soeas'ton bJ taem xepresentod, Vii bs raturasd
VI Que third shu regular rxtee. N'- ~
The ude OF emigyailQn MeAfm..a Ia is.n,.
, 1865-05-17

The Last Of tho HcbrfPfrateE-EIclt
u1eut Ut tttimtn tnEtan-HloVer3tRas of
.YDdcE Il lAAe.

NEw YcEK. May 49, The Now To:k Ntrald's
Wilmie gton correspondent ssxs: ''Ihe.c his. re-
Gently bsen considerable e1citementtn W1irains-
ion, 4 C., IN consequence Of rumors that the
rchel fsEa stouewal1 IL to mako ksid upon that
p'set and the Earr!sora Of Forts Fisher and Czs-
Mell hare been ret.loreed In anticipation Ct the
EaId.
'4Ckief Justice Chase and pt.ty, in prosecution
1nlupsou en- the 9Th inst:nt. MIR. Chsse will pro-
coed from WILMINGTON 10 charieston tnd othtz.
Southern port1. ar far ~ Nav Orleans. and re-
gtnrf.r
, 1865-05-17
TlC QnHQtI DEEL1HE u lVE UlUCEEG ant
Council IL deferred, IN consequence Of Tx
breaking up Of railroad communication.


In bfExoR1cm.-capt. Andrew II. Green.
of thr s9af United States colored ia!an1ry,
s;ed in this city On the 5th Of April last. On
W. r-cc;nt of tho intelligence Of bis death
st 49, lie Ietdc n.rters Of his regiment. Natch-z.
Mss, the olljeera met and pa.sea rsso,qtis en-
cTnress:ou their deep 1rgrtt A. bis desIh, and
s1Innathy with The bcEtayed tanNg.
, 1865-05-17

t%As cnrtobo.etiye Of that Lisbon sp'oes
lili:d IN The Cathedral Church Of Milau, IL
175I, tb.t weighed four pounds, and was In
tue habit Of drinking the oil out Of one Of the
lAutS!
, 1865-05-17

DI6sa+trouB Fire.
PORTLAND, Me-, MaY 1B.--The railway depot and
lot, mutve building ars on tire in th1s city, md
will probably be DESTROYED.
, 1865-05-17

t~ 1t tbs land Office at Boonssyiile, Wis
cons:n, thi'teen thousand five HUNDRED 8ad
thirty three acres were taken up, under the
Homestead Law, during tue month Of April,
1865.
, 1865-05-17
HI5EV3 HATCH,
fFoKxKkI,Y NATCN * HCuHH1

BROKER
No. IS Exchange Piaee. few T51H.
Government Fecrs1ttea, Stock and Gold E5axk$ and
Sold ExclaslvelY on Commission
EsyxKLkNCEa:
4!ezFA~ Bo1onon stn'Res T. SorA, Chicago III
Neax1. HlnckleT d d1udy. Chicago, IL
l. T. Aunu, Esq., 1hicaa Q, III.
G; a. iingt1s, Esq+ Chicago. LII.
Messr1 Donnd. Eaitey Co, EaT YorS C%
1tessFs. McKln Fros. Co., New York CSy,-
1tet.rs. II. 4. Tucker q Co New York City.
II. Il Baker, Eeq.. ::ntland- VT
Es e-1 -LAthsop, Smith d Co.. OiweKo. n. r.
G. Durant, E&q. Prrsldena Rock Island Railroad CO.
New York -1ors 7a%rket.
CfossnE prices es ossh, MAY 49, 1855 Rseeiyad bT F.
g. Saatars1au 4 Co., Ccmutsion Stock and Ha1d
, 1865-05-17

NEW York, Nsy 16.-Gol has to-day ranged
from 1911 to lSl9, and now a O'Clock alter
noon> stands at 1871. Railroad stocks ers'
slightly lower.
, 1865-05-17

Tho Ep1RtCpAl Ghufcn AZ F1rE1n1As
The following circular from Bishop Jones.
Of Virginia, was read In the Episcopal
churches in Richmond last Sunday:
" fo the Clergy md La!ty Of the Diocese Of vir-
gfpo:
STLc Issue Of the painful CONFLICT through
which we have passed. and which leaves the eoa.-
m.nwcs1th under the jurisdiction Of the United
ssta.es, renders very clear the conssc props: for
~ 10 pursue. Obedience to " the powers that b.,'
.or coincidence sake, is tho duty O! a who profeFs
aud c~ll themselves chrisrians; and ss tnch arc
stto enjuined on to make prayer aud snppiiczt,oa
toE their rulers; it ia sneumbent unon th=m 10
ln,plere the sile:sints Of Almighty God On 1losa
| tu suihorit5 :ovtr them Fur this purpoEe The
[ form 10 which We had long h<en accustomed sf,
}or o3'rtoux 1essona, most advisable; therefore
worthip II. the coud people Of this diocese, and
to expres: The hope thst their action and ln,cr-
course witt their felowcis,xens, toat tha resu,s I'd
civil rel1tops may he happily rat:n'alned aud re-.
| doupd 10 the E:oFJ Of God, and The temporal aud
! rnfritual welfare OF the patton. J. JouNs.
: B,sbop of tne Protet taut Episcopa! caurs.. 10
die Diocefc Of Virginia"
The annual meeting Of the Diocese ant
Council IL deferred, IN consequence Of Tx
/ l-u 1r IF raiJrnsd rnmmunfcn <{nn