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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


WEDHEspAY EVENING MAY 10, 1855,
The ,eadtrR topic in financial circles to o.dsy vss
The extraordinary incEea.e IN the tubsc, ipions1o
The seyen-Thfrty Loan. This seleRraphic dis
reches received this morning report The sub Grin.
t1ors Yesterday as amounting to SIS, ,1G5 3oa. Of
ubfrh ahont E3SV,7o0 ucre subscribed bY lhe ser-
onl National Bank in this cIsy.. Last veet ,ba
t,,,1 .nhtf1intious amounted to inward, ~ yc-,~
.s,1,,or. o1an,.Ya. and the prosnect :. th.+ thi.
49,, ,v1t, he n-estlv increased dnr,nr n.
80. In ~, nar,. NJ tha 11nttea sta,aa the."
"e g., 10 ~ ensAr 1esyrr tn inve.,. ~ +h;. -
~ ~ In ,he we.,,h- r1.....
~. thro.,oh ~ ,7,de. of .oc,etv f.ona,t
- ~. ,.e.,, mi. I, +ha 49,. .s4o
n'kuss. ~ e a~n,a .as.,t1. - ..,", sa'4s
10y a, s'N:sns. ,.h;os .ha naor,. aeuuseu VI
tue eonaa ~. c".a.a,u..t p ess.., -, ,ii ~ INC
" " ~ :. 49, 49, ~ ns~a1.a,,,. j.
anu ~ n .nch unlimited asvot,a .usss
ue W. @ ..ov.-,,nort =, :. ~. .s,N aA9
'tuss ~ nut &c. ..nr,a 's'"s ot7'
plsyeu W nrtad .uu ~ ,ha .s1eet I'm, N. ,.,.,.
!, u"aa ..lE . - - n,or en1onnted - cnr-.ss,
~ LYLE ton1' ~ Af u
$o,,os,oo' ,,a. ta.v, sn,.crint,or, ~ -.
eooasa 49,. ~. n-oh.h,,;.;a a oos'
81 ~, ~ cra,snw nsn.n a1e
Fuss "'' - ue.eae. - =. - fa1 sa.n'
Will fpeeo!l5 oe e1aoeu ~ e.s.A W. ssety aolaf
Of 1t: floating 1nde2te0uesst ano WIZ 4e increase
in the internal revenue, and the curtalment In tho
expenses Of the army and navy, the road scems
opep to material reduction In the volume Of the
Currency. II IL this, more than anything else.
which Is brfnrfnc gold down at the rata OF AJAX
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After call Wheat sold to considerable extcnt at
S1oti010at-closing at the upper denre.: Oats
closed with buyers at 811c and sellers at sits.
Corn was offered at 80c for No. without buyers.
Gold opened at Gal1agher'a at $50 1t t33x, and
closed at H30 Mt 1a9.
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The following arc the reported transactions tod.
CATTLE SALE. TO-DAY.

'-e
CATTLE S ale. TO-DAY.
.. snxaxAs YARDS.
etr s .ssE. 49'M a.. .Hagoes y nesa common State
s*ssAs' - q Ah1aE EarE ~. ~ ;. - Sr.os;
n.,,.. n,, s,s susI *AaAk fAhos-
Ing ,2l4 ney at ID 90.
stxers, avera aging ,210 rs, at *7i5
w. Wsawot y n. ley a9d zig acthsz:sn 70 head good
seftyeF M sod TEss5 Il hesd butchers s:eess ayersg-
CaltErsht sold Kelly II besd Medium zteess. aver
sglng Il e Dst 1t 50 50.
HenH39 500 uJmsn Co. g. head good steers aver
Ae'Ns A'%~ w;;cutr.S .orru,p~
Env,,vht 4 Htcfe1 eo1d - hasa .sa.,.o
erAgtnE l20 It 10 3d. A~NN eAon 'eee@"' AT
]. G.idleY L ca sold Kahn 6l head medium st,ck.
aTasrsg'ng as,aIs Z 1:Gs: sss a. 4; fS;.s II
1co0 At *. - NsA" Wso1uta s'eefs' 47etsR1ng
Enwr aht sold uymau 20 head. avcr.o,npf, f,r :.
$sfs; A'4A'' a.
~, - Gia!sy 70. seq motifs. Wsi1f1l CO. IS head
EonSer sojd Fnney 17 head III @ 7nnis n soD;
era1ipg 1880 ns at ii %. A'e'1''S''
EAHkon sold Excl Ii head. averaging 1,2co ns, ut
EcS: ,,. Y.,o,. T. p.,..
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condition Of the Bnnks in Massachusetts, ont Of
Boston, for four weeks ending April %: Capital
stock t,No.o03; loans and discounts sa3. .43os54
specie in bank $saa $50; ba:anees in other banks
paysb On demand $s,5oo,1l0; tctal amountdue
fsom other banka s. ,s8a: total smonnt dus 10
other banks s3r,9s7; deposlts s5,s6i,s7a; ciscu.
lation &16, 1b7. There Is no return from Be1k.
ehire, Holli=tou, snd Pocss:et Banks.
The following table shows the earnings Of the
Chicago, and Northwestern Railroad during tho
week ending May7 =.
1:.n,gEs 1fS1 .ss',, 1ss 1Dfsea's ~
Efcsght....,... 6!.51S.N s. Eth 3,7s3 81
E3pIels.....,.. 1sv613 l.43S66 5733
M4ll...,,.,.... l,Se3 10 1.4t5.Gl tn
: To,a'..,........ss7 ss47e s115Alsst s1s.asasa
Being increase Of l8 81 per cent over 1astyear.
HRox JUNE 1sT TO NAY trH, III MONTHS AID WxKK.)
E..nlns.. :, IL 1s5 .!ss tssE.sss 4, :;
ENt2ht........ 2.9I,l!s19 4,l5i 3I55Q lr1sioGs 81
E1pfest SSAI9 so,lna e Ss9l3 "
Nal a8-5G6sI 6i51 80 5,0iQ59
Mtscll ltne0p5. 43t46 81 SG.GG6r57
Tctsl.,.......sssle4s6ao Sc slsss7ss s.op. MS,
Being sn incseaea Of 4725 per cent overlasty year.
The following. IRA tbn sa1ea nf Mining Ctnrku
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rK" TORE, May 10.-The Washington special
10 The New York 1la<s says the evidence aFa;nst
paws and company Ii to be sent to ali our Mlpis.
tosraphs Of the fugltiycs ~N'0 f"o'
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CHICAGO, CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EyEXISa, Asy11,
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts of beeyfe tc-dsy
amouEt, according to the Board Of T1ade report 10
8 and the sh,pms nts to 269 The entered sas a. the
vnrious yards foot up 91p 1t rsngo Of $3.50 Tor COM
mon to 37,75 for good.
The marker opened to-day with Z fair tunnly Of
stt ck en- hand aud ofgcod quality But the same a,.
tude Of buyers and st1ltra which We ref to yes
te1dny continued today, and tran. actions were limit.
cd IN consequence. Government CONTRACTORS have
slmost entirely Withdrawn from the market and an.
nounce tfelr Intention nat 10 operate lar9ey uut,i
prceE 60 decline that small rua9tn MAY be realised
on ihelr contracts. They aege that at the very .oV
ngure at which thclr ent1aets Te1e taken the nre
sent prices leave them no proats However
this mag be, It 1eems to be the Rsneral
opinion among 1tock men, II va except
few ofthoe whose interest II is to keep the prices
vel mp. that live stock 4 too high and ,st 1t cauoot
ec maintained. Influenced By this feeling. prudent
buyers VIII not enter into large Transaction Indead
1t aas been lens time tlnce Euch caution aud pru.
dence hss distinguished tha market ss hks prevailed
iot the pt st ten days-
The demand for stock cattle il faIr but not ou,ts
10 active II during the patt Heek and price, "a not
10 drm.
We noticed lev Louisville n nen il the ma, ket tn.
day. hut they arc generally inactive, kud waiting for
the hett m to be reached.
We quota the market to day as weak. but with m
quotahle decline. The following are the rpuue
prices.
Gkotce Nominal
~ = ia
taaE "ss'"ss.s ...s.--...A-.. 6u&1i-Q
htocE catt-e 556.15
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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


WEn51sDAY ETUI19, NAy 10, 1851.
lAH 40lza QT GrG.ln are 1aC1d on bdst3 OF e
stoTa1e. ~ Gccorddnce ictta FfsoIuaoH passed on
EAdHGe and dTs 80 reported BY u, una5 okafrtp8e
specsfed.l " ""'' ~"''' - ''
FREIGHTS-LAKk FRE1GuHs-Wcre dull En-.
Ehgemens 1 We :: Tp DGEI.Lo-schrs Summit aad
onWsFq. corn at &c b2Equc 81 N4l1uatIc. oats AZ &C.
ALL RAIL tKs1s17s-Ihe various kA4re1n roads
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EEs YoRE. May 1o.-aold opened to-day At
~. ~ e'adnally tel! to 13l. ogatn advanced, md
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, My 10.
The following summary shows the nnovemen
in produce and provisions during the past twenty
four hours:
RxuIIPT4 AKp tEHHN11 FOR 9HK PAsf 2I Houpt.
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progress Of the New York Evening Exchange,
commonly known as .'Gallagher's.''
The Evening Exchange Ia one OF the tpstttu-
lions peculiar 10 this city and to these tiues, Il
might be supposed that the desire to trade in
stocks could be gratiGed in the day time By the
t"o general stock excaanges and two petroleum
boards, each holding two meetings dlfIy and the
optrntona on the street, which are 60 large as 70
constitute regular portion Of the stock market;
nnt II sppesrs that these are not sufficient 80 our
tinue the excitement which the day hal promoted
until it ia time for them to sleep.
1tis INT fair to say that como 1t our most tnfiu-
thte might work." believing that the days are
long enough for transactions, without aading two
or three hours on the evening.
At list this exchange consisted OF few gentle
eR p 4. "ho ~thont any used e
sell gold aud a lew leading sfocks. After time
the number Increased 20 much as to Interfere with
TIE tusiness OF the hotel and the proprletors were
oblised to post a notice prohibiting the use OF
genius thereupon hired a room in an adjoInlng
basement, and Invited all who wished to tide IL
stocks to come there aud pay twenty-five
cents for admission. The arrangement was
ands e. o. q r ss e.
hesHrs. Gallagher, which WIS in furn given 40
When'the "Merchants' and Banking Club was
ofg1ntzed, which was designed to fusnIsh the
uaual eonvenienccs OF club house and facilities
Tor stock operations in the sams building. This
tast arrangement filled to work well; the quiet
aud comforts Of club life werc sadly tnterfered
with By the stock transactions, and on the other
hand the club Arrangements impaired the freedom
OF action and OF voice which were usual at the
exchange; ano 50 the dealers have lately left the
club and taken room In Twenty.fourth street, In
have regular calf and speculate two or three
hours every evening,
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CINCINNATI, May 1o.-Tha en,nort t....,,.
snq orator, 5smss E, Murdoch. lies Ut the point
& death At bis home In Lebanon, Warren copnt4
ohlo. His recovery Is considered very doubtfnIs
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&1IE5En@t - g.Ft8a.E
Country Harness d $3.50, 10
Line, > b....+.. 1-AAG.4d
SID: DIN. . b 1-95.4l.l0
Zip, heavy. , , 0.7s4taE5
san. + N....... 1.5t0t.A
Upper. r tt..... OH :So.8
COuuIT nnn~r n 132fl HS
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special says: "The representatives OF tne Chris.
ssa hsn Commission who paid their respects to Lee
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.MAPLR sUEAR-In fnE sup3iy and duu ss
ii. Qit-T,sds l. active and ua3er the tnd1enes ote
~ %spai1 and sn ad7a.ce In -ru3e. prices no vary


Beszo,o ~. tSaSso
ktt~ss th i tf sxTtua on n..s Thai. v.s n, ~
podrmapd Tor su1 Kind Of Pr dass and II "a
Gu 10 xlrlye Il ven LomiuAl quo, alt.n ~4 '33e
ID res ferk--Th.sc VA very tt.n!fe 81 d:m,re .,6
the k<t Was ou and nomt1a ly 1t oi ser 5aie.
c!ca,nk with SO lt1s - cre5. "a hny Il q.
nj ai r. s1o ~ a;.s, nd n"s
rweet Picked II. .Ms-DeG md vt1J llKht sad
Han. II l6Kc: y t1or do at17c:
BulA nIeass-so demand md nszket en'szea1
noHlLhl.
Lard Qsset and ntsiece~d. NJ quote the uukst
ter rff,I s. !; r. = 81 s 11ninal q ls11stc
FVTA 1UkH-Arf quit st aboat 8tlaj3 or peac&
b oEa and a3ea65e for mixed 1ots-noth On trace
sEkD$-k sc's7en, ss.e59 ~: .hsr ped. 7s'1 as-
Sales Esrt II hs7s a s. IS; II bags It $1; oa6s
At u to; . bag. At SILK
B ts cline. -
Flax Seed. More settya. saes were :-soo bx
Is hn1t 1t Il 10.
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mark.
D. ]. CocHRAN
suhecribed and sworn To before me- this 2sth

dsy Of April lsC5'
CHARLES CosBx, T. ST.
Ju.t1ca Of the PeAce,
The average amount Of common acnse nos-
sessed by the prosecuted Democrats Of afs1i.
etta and It's vicinity, may be estimated from
the fact that they suffered themselves to be
duped into placing about five hundred dol
lars in the hands Of one Charles Conway. .
rowing emissary of the E. G. C.'s, with which
to purchase pistols TO defend themselves
against the Lincoln Despotism'' Of which
We used to hear SO much. Charles was
stranger, and he took the innocents in, He
got their dollars, but they have never seen
the pistols. Such a people are too stupid to
be visited harshly for q folly that would lie
and the best punishment for them would be
competent schoolmaster, and enforced ab-
stintnce from rifed whisky.
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WI E ARE AUTHORIZEn
W agents ofMr. COOK for tho
]3O LOAN

We deliver the c.so's to INVESTOR. vt,pp ..-n
a[TanTenents With BANKERS and Dea1r4
= Go1s:. 1nS. nnLAED kEAH. Bankers and DesierS
street.. @4e @"A0ss ~ Soato C4A<x
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* 80 far as We can see Or Judge, party aptrit
tn, as eSeh ennseas cxhnguisned by Tie assass1na-

Hon cl 31ee1dent L1ncoln.-N. r Tribune.
1f'he above statement applies TO the party
spirit Of copperheadiam It only proves that
the New York Tribune Is near sighted and of
weak Judgment. II 1t applies to the party
spirit Of Republicans and Of Union men, wc
are at loss to know what class Of them find
their haired OF Northern treason soothed and
modified By the fac! that q Copperhead cab.l
lave murdered the President. It IL vel! for
llnco]n's mnrdercrs to put on mourning, and
fur Northern traitors, nov that the Union Is
restored In spite Of them, to thank God fur
what they failed to p,eycnt. It is well per
h2ps on the strength Of this death bed
repentance for Greeley to shake hands with
TIE Assassin's tutors II lie likes them to
apply his anti-punishment notions to the
leaders, as he has from the first applied his
peace notions to the War. A new found l,at-
mony will thus exist between the Greeleys
and the Lcsrees. Who" knows what may
Cone Of II, Both adversely and perrers1ty
make strange bed-fellotrs. The rebels have
ths former quality, and Greeley Tie latter.
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Illinois Regiments TO be Mus
G old.

GALENA. Ill, May 10.-1nformation has been
reseired in this city that the 48th and gGtn reRi-
meats Illinois volunteers. and other veteran resi-
meIta, arc to be eoon mustered ont of service.
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Tha fot, ~ e.. Fl :;:
~ .os,. ~ wa, % ea'Is u Exports rom Boston fol
sara so1 .'..s.. tasJ iAs uoos tpecle' WA
,p.ash ~ ,sss sns' <40'oso 'of Inc corresponding
va ~ - 4ny,' tn.., .., -,
80. uo0t ,a'os =. 'mposss =. ooston ioF tae
On ..us 10y ., nas s's4,oo4' aEa.nst $i.1'
a1tanE .U.tssloo'hs ~. m "eek Ii 4o"s' Iofa
eAD>G a. 49, ...s;-s :, s.'~ T." n.
- stoeAs n i"'>' Erea ase very oall. saies
VI VI ,ne ota "efc ': 'he following quotations
MeasoT' eAoo 6a1nef' $1Wi htchle, S1.oo
Mcanoyf9 VIC.
Inc receipts nom ta1ndon, during thepresent
year, Will pfooaoIy average s., u,0Q9 per day.
Tho eupply Of cents at the Mint is now In ex.
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From TIckabure-More Coucerntn1
Dlck Tnyiorss SuFrender-The- Pro.
cess of Hecnnstruet1on-Slx
: Speech OF Rebel officer.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr,bune.}


cess Of rurt1on-Slx nifIcanr
Speech OF a Rebel officer.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.}
CAIRO, May 10.
The Vicksbutg Herald extra. Of the 9Th, eIves
additional ofncial Information cou6rmatory of
the surrender Of General Dick Taylo. and CON.
mand 10 General Candy, on the 4.h. This makes
almost c1e2n sweep Of the rebel troops in arms
eaft Of the Mississippi River, there being 10
other important commands In that section to Cd.
pofe the progress Of Union troops.
1t il also slated In the dispatch which was
received through the rebel lines, that points In
the interior will be immediately occupied as gar
1tsons BY our troops, In order 10 suppress i,y.
Eawkers snd guer1lla.. preserve order and pro.
tect the people,
The extra eays that General Dana will probably
make his headquarters at Jackson, Miss., at very
early period
Up to this morning about 4,o0o rebel prisoners
Of VIZ have been rece1Eed at this city {Vleksbure)
for delivery to the rebel bureau Of exchange,
C01cnel n G. Watts, Of the Confederate ex-
chsnge bureau, this morning made the following
speech to The Confederate prisoners on board:
feAoW SoldttFs-1 hare received this morning
official in0oEmation Of the surrender Of Lent
General Dick Taylor, an afraid Me Con.
{<d'Fdey IL 10 more. JacHon ts no longer ours.
/ am now the only man that has authority TO-
parole ron. Those belonging to the Trans-Mls.
Eissipri Department wishing to 20 there WILL be
sent. Those Of this Department cru 70 to the1r
hOrntF. there to remain law abiding citizens to
those laws under which you have fallen Ypu
will remain ut your homes until further orders.
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Less than 500 400 Of the Loan authorized By ~
lsat Congreaa arc now On the mAzkes. This Arouu1,
IT the rate At which It is being absorhed viii nj ta
snoscrtbed for within two months, WHEN tho Uo4es
Win undoubtedly command 4 prsniun,, a, has nnf
n1uly been thu case on coainx the sub.c.1os,ons e
other Loars IT noto seems probable ta1s 10 nsa
aolt amount beyond ts preses stys<, ,efu b. ony.s "a
Ese public.
In order thu. citizens Of evey town and sae.,o a,
tho country may bs Afforded facilities Tor ts1nx IN
loan. the National Banks. State Bank3 and Prtv.&s
Ranksra throughout tho country haye prn-.rtv
R&1eeo 70 Eecs4To subscriptions 1t paz. eubacxn1a
VII select their owl aze1ss IN whom they hays oo..
1aencs, and who only are to be responsible tr ~
seli7ezJ Of the Notes for which :nsy rscs,y, o,a.
JAZZ COOKIE.
suasCzut1o1 AaEsr, Pattad4spAts.
N1y LIT, 1885.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BR RECEIVED BY
Ftzst National BANK Of Cn1caxo.
sccond National Bzlk OF Chicago.
Third National Bank Of Chicago,
Fourth National Bank of Cnicxxo
Filth National Bank Of Chicago,
CoMlnerciM National Bank Of Chftasn
Manufacturers National Bank OF Chleseu.
Mechanics National Bank Of Ch!cszo.
Mcfcha11 National Bank OF Clcs9o
Northwestern National B a1k Of CnicAro
Union National Bank Of Chicago.
n1YAy511.94uAv 1du
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V00IcThe market II dst aud p.lces withrnt
charge. We 1note common to hest A. 45s5rc Sa!eS
t,cou fsir At 45Ac. ' ~"
WUUD-Markat inactive. Wa quote:
eHtos NE ca
oPtGt 4..W
!Lto kS- C0!ko.....,.. 6aCf474 44
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In the evening dispatches from Gal!agher's
Board reported gold at the opening at 1901, and at
the close, 129.
Government Bonds are In fair request and frm
at the following quotations:
Buying. Selling.
Five Twenties. ties................-.. 1o33 Los
Ttn-Fprttts. 98 81
Scven.thIrty Bonds are selling rapidly At p.r
and interest, ~,
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The Shelby County 1nd.,) Reprobates
on their Knees.


~~-- --A~
The reprobates of Marietta, in Shelby coun-
ty, who disgraced humankind by pn6tic re.
{uicinge on hearing Of the assassination of Mr.,
Lincoln, hoye been subjected to state OF
mental discipline from fear OF popular ven
geRnce, that will be apt to do them some
good. The leading rebels Of the placc p;o-
cured stringent oath Of loyalty and aliegi.
ance to be prepared, and each Of them SUBJ
scribtd to It, and we're sworn by one Of their
number-Charlcs Cosby-who holds the COM
mission Of Justice Of the Pence. Az Cosby
had de1cacy In administering the oath to
himself, be repaired to another officer and
took the same obligation. The following is
the oath taken By the "er1ing brethrenE'
We: Udah Arosden, Andrew J. Cochran and
John Lee, Of the county Of Shelby aud Stte Of
Indiana. sWt 1T that He shall without any mental
reservation whatever, support the Constitution Of
the United states, and the Constitution OF the
State OF Indiana; and that we Will never, know
lngiy, wt.lfully or willingly, give any d,support
or assistance BY any word, act or deed, in any
manner, directly or indirectly, to any enemy or
enemies Of the Government Of the United Ststss
And We further state thAt We will support the Ad-
miulkhatlon Of the President OF the Up1ted Statcs
IN all legal and lawful measures whatsoever, and
that We will ever give him and the constituted
authority under him, as the legal authorities OF
the United Statee, as we'll as the constituted au-
thortfes Of the State OF Indiana, cur aid and as-
Hi4tapce, in all legal and lawful measures, and
means In the administration Of the affairs OF the
State and National Government.
UBIAH ANsDHN
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-14
AGnIcuLruR,I cn11rnp

The House resumed The consideration Of Mr..
Buskirks Agricultural College bill. No. g. and
the substitute amendment thereto reported bv
MAJORITY OF the select Committee thereon
the pending question being on Mr. sims
motion - strike out 7" Bloomington aud insert
" Richmond
Mr.. llENRIC rs was satisfied that this oues-
ton could not De seitlcd In it, present shape.
because II WI" triangular night. lie proposed
That the House 20 into Committee Of the Whole
and institute AN Informal vote 80 as either 70
Agrte on a location, or reduce the question % a
DECISION between two points.
Mr.. NEMCOMB indicated another plan. 20
refer the hill 10 a Commission, TO receive protD-
ositions for donations for ~ DAYS.
Mr.. SIN objected 10 the latter plan. because
the people Of Marion county could offer the
largest peeuniar, considerations.
Mr.. BOYD said IL was not necessary 10 re-
commit ne BtcVmtngton was the onfy place
Nbene We could lo<Ate this institution in the
prescribed time, and put il into working or.
der
Mr.. fOCLkE referred 20 the proposition for
a donation Il Sioo.0oo from Wayne county.
He eompls,aed that the COMMITTEE directed
"a inquire into this matter Of location al the
regular session, did not visit Wayne county.
lie slated that this Wayne county donation
was $4,000 In m0ney-nOt Ia property NJ ex-
orbifAnt valuations. He summed up the donA-
uons fron the Battle Ground and from stock
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-14
Later from Europe

NEW YORK, December 13.-The steamer
City OF Boston, from Liverpool ON the 18th,
via Queenstown on the 3Oth arrived this morn
ing.
stephens, the Fenian, still remains at large.
A special commission for the trial Of the
Fenians opened at Dublin on the 27th
The trial Of Luby is progressing, the charge
being treason and felony.
A public meeting at Manchester strongly de-
nounced the severe proceedings ofJamaica, and
sent deputation with memorial to Earl
Russell, who admitted the urgent neces sity for
inquiry, and evinced an anxious desire for the
yindication Of justice.
The Herald says the feeling of the city in re-
lation TO American affairs Is not altogether sat
isfactory.
No foreign markets received here this noon.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-14

son Topp Nercouh, o'Brisn Osbsrn. Psitersou, rsr-
20, Pinnsy. Reese RE, Richsrts Rishardson Roach
Seasi q jag. spesser .Stenger. stackey. Sullivan 81
Ssesi rh.ch-r VeAeA. ssksi. wsleb, White. weotruf
aut wright--s-.
fArs-xe~a, Atk nsan. Bonner. Brsnhsm. cslds Ell.
Cbuch. C0~gill Cox. Crosn. Davidson Ferris, FOuks
arebrook Gleason. Gregory % hoa gomsry. Gregory
u "srre7. Gnnith. Hsmftck. Hsnrek.. H-rshey, his-
Gins. Hoover. James. Kng0re Lane. Lockhsrt MAJOR.
Miller. khroy. ksntgenrry, AcVey, Pralher. Rhcsds,
kford. Sshn sk0sf u siea. shuey. si- stasrt Sal
va Of r ". U9ssn. woods. zesisr ana Mr. Speaker
IA
% the substitute was adopted.
Mr.. PETIT thea proposed his amendment
by way Of substitute FOR the frst section Of the
bill.
ON motion Of Mr.. KILGORE. the House at
. 30 r. NJ. adjourned.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

ON motion 10y hr. BRANHAM, the consid-
GRAFTON 81 Inc senate amendment 10 his Rail-
road valuation till. No. I5s. was taken IN AMI
referred TO the Committee ON WAYS and
Mcsns.
Mr.. slloAFF. Of Allen, obtained leave 10
introduce bill Ia. X. No. BOD for an act 10
regulate swinging bridges across the several
rivers, feeder dams In this state, and prescrib-
ing penalty for impairing the same and mat.
ters properly connected herewith.
1t WAS referred 10 Select Committee Of
three
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DETROIT, December IA disastrous FIRE
occurred at Pontiac, Michigan, this forenoon.
Neid & Co., druggists, loss SIS, 200, insured
for $1,000; j. Selegman, clothier, loss 10000,
not insured; j. p. Wilson, druggist, q, 900, in
sured for $1,000. Other losses make total OF
about $4,000.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-14
Railroad Election.

ALBANY, December l3.-At an election held
here to-day for directors Of the New York Gen.
trail Railroad, the following ticket was chosen
Dean Richmond, Richard NJ. Blatchford. John
p. Schedel, Alonzo c. Paige, J. V. L. Pruyn.
Nathaniel Thayer. Livingston Speaker, Corne-
Illus L. Tracy, Charles H. Russell, Henry III.
Martin, James ii. Barker, Horace +. Clarke
and Andrew ID. White.
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Bridge Fell Down.

BUFFALO, December 13.-Riyer street
bridge, over the canal, broke through this
morning. with drove Of cattle on II. drown
ing few cattle; also u wagon loaded with
coal, drowning the horse and badly injuring
the driver