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, 1865-07-01

It to De regretted tn It those pres :cutlng
t1c assuss.natlou tliat at Washington hare
Lad their case sulied by tue testimony o!
such a wftneas as Sanford CAuover, alas
Jau.s Watson Wxllar*. He betrayed h.s
country to act as an assistant to James /.
4eaeon. the rebcl s-csetasy Of War, aad Gs
the tool Of the q. Adams raiders In Csuadn--
1e betrayed the rebels to correspond wish the
n. 7. 1rirfHe, and to reveal the infofmstton
gated by his duplicity, to the Government.
uay:ug TINS brought himself uron the Wit
nees stand In tbs ASSASSINATION tase, he
sao,c to mass Of statements. all benrlng on
outettcaa Of life and death to various Per
ecrs, Before this testimony could get to
Ce3sds aud b. published he c1a'ms to have
1fcn acn,u in cordial comEnuoicaslon with y .
Canad an rebels. The mkt day m atlidavt
annea,s 3. ever one o: 1l's aliass. swearing that
tic testimnny be had given over the other at
Washington, was tss<u- Of falasaoa:e, taa:
4Ac wl.ntss was pcrtrnatsng one James Wat.
eon Wallace to whom he was . per'ec.
s,rsrrer, and that the Csna5iao Affidavit Was
'm4dr without hav, and Of his o~n free wiH
FmaDy, he appa in Washington, ane
swcs,r ttat tue Canadian affidavit was wholly
c.sc, md tl.at he was COMPELLED to make II
, 1865-07-01

WASHINGTON, June 29.--General Hun
phieye, commanding tue I'd Army Curps,
makes his official report uLdcs date OF Apeil
list, Of the opes atoms Of his cGmm1nd from
the opening Of the spring campaign to the
suu3 rder Of Lee. II is an elaborate aud
iute1esting document. and gives an Insight
into serious difficulties which at times
eeemed tothteateu tho attack on Lees ltae
south of Petersburg. It appears that troops
from the corps were sent along varions por-
ttcns Of the line to strengthen them where
they we're weak or had been driven back, In
every Instance succeeding In nf!ordlnE the
requlted relief. This report shows that tho
enemy's distractions and pos1tlcn were very
formidable. and that desperate fighting md
excellent strategy only insured sue less.
cial Gtant came On the grouLd and person.
ally directed the movement OF this corps,
and other operations, which soon insured tue
downfall Of Petersburg. General Humphreys,
with hts conmaud, was at this time also or
dtred to report to General Sheridan, TINS
| showing that ell Of the troops 1t this
per1od, fon the west Of Petersburg, were
placed under command Of the hero Of Five
t Forks. 1t afterwards appeara that General
| Hum pht{s was superseded In communal ot
| the "a Corps BY Gensral Murphy, with Grant
| a,1ectfpg the change, bat that General 8her.
I idau had received no Instructions reg9rdtn.
| this Cups fom General Graut. General
| Humphrl ys Vas almost imms dlately direct.
ID, alter tha change Was announced, to still
| continue with his corps, aud to report to
| General Meade, hnt to follow the ronte oi
| uasYch 4; eigna'ed By Sheridan. He reports
The details, the captures Of artillery and pds
! ouess up to tho t;me Lee surrendered. Th'
, 1865-07-01
THE FDpHra IN DIXIE.

Notwithstanding the alleged sutfsr1n 6 con-
ditIon Of the Freedmen In yarlons parts OF
the South, we learn that at recent negro
meeting ht Id In small town in South Caro-
lima, four hundred dollars were raised on the
SPOT for diner to the Federal garrison
ssationtd there, as an expression Of theis
gratitude for Emancipation. This woutd IN
ticate that the condition Of the freedmen
like that Of the rebels, is various IN yaFious
diEtrie'e, ard that some Of thzm are able to
contribute more to celebrate the Fourth Of
July than will probably be contributed by
the. .cntsre Southern people, outside of the
T&dsra1 cfllccrs who are to Eua the new
State naehInea. Doubtless the history oi
1hr relebrations Of the approaching Fourth
1T the South will materially aid 10 open the
t:es Of the Northern people a. to the color
Of lnysl men at the South. We would be
glad to see the whit. population embrace the
o:easlon to renew voluntarily the old cxpres.
sion aud feeling Of na'ional patriotism, but
We 1--we seen IN Indications Jet, leading Us
to expect it. Whatever rcjo:cings occur st
the South will be the hypo:ritical slmulataous
cf white otlcc-setkcfs and the hearty and
genuine dt demonstrations Of the freedmen.
, 1865-07-01

captures Of the % corps during the campaign
were thi1tJ-fve guns. sixteen flags. oVcr
four Thousand prisoners, and the capture OF
dtstruetiou Of over four hundred WAGONS and
their contents. Nothtrg could be finer than
the spirit Of. the officers and men during all
the operations Of this campaign. General
mantipg General to the services Of Brevet
Msjor General Mills, whose division had the
good fortune to be most frequently and
uost heartily engaged with the enemy; but
pNse Is due to Generals Mott. Batlow, d.
t,obiand. and his STAFF. a fitting tribute Is
raid to General 9u1ythe, who was kil1cd.
, 1865-07-01

WASHINGTON. June @-The Army md
Nary Gazette Of yesterday contains General
Grant report OF the battle Of Belmont, No..
fought November, 1861. It Is more full and
complete than ths one previously presented,
and General Giant, under da.e Of June o0th,
asks that this may be substituted. The bat
lie Was fought when Grant was BfIgadier
General OF volunteers under the orders OF
Genera. Fremont, then commanding st st,
Louis. Among those under Grants com
mand, which was composed Of 3 little over
three thnDs and Dfn, were Logan. McCler-
nan, and the present Governor Of illinois.
The rebels were commanded by JEFF. Thomp-
son. and numbered about the same. This
was General Grants Atst battle, and he sums
It's result as follows: "1udependeut oi
Injuries inflicted upon the enemy aud the
prevention Of his sending reinforcements to
Price, the confidence and spirit Of our troops
In the engagement will be Of tncalcalAb{e
btnttt to the United States In the fptuse:'
General Grant says the loss In this battle
was some IS killed aud oGez 500 wounded,
most Of them slightly.
, 1865-07-01
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH


NEW YonK, Jnnc W.-A comprehensive or.
der, relating to the consolidation of the d,f
ftrent armies and to the departments Of the
new military divisions, is about to be Issued
AS soon IS the present mastering out oi
troops is completed, the several corps Of the
Army Of the Potomac will each b. reduced
to division, the whole to constitute q p:o-
yisinpal army corps, to be commanded by
aor Gensral Wsgh heasdaaa5te5s = ~ ar
to be ctmmanded hy Brcyet Major General
Mott; the 5th corps div sion By Dreyes Ma1or
General Ayres; the 9th corpa division by
B.e1et Major General Getty.
and a new department. formed, consisting oi
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland aud West
Virs1niA. Major General Hancock command
Ing headguarters at Baltimore.
The Department Of the East remains as Il
10, Int Major General Hooker will succeed
Major Genetal Dix III his command, head
n11,rtefa at New York.
, 1865-07-01
Qhtfnao Urlbn11c>


Aa1 Esnrth ~ Jn1r v5,1 tre.,tah,e
tAs so"s assn,ed ~ the 6,zcnse,on ~ the
oe ,a'ss aal.ynF b1,,,,n .l}.,cr+v wh,cb h.ra ~,
uss'a sA,,,ot hara hc.r .o ,a.x,,- w 49,. ~,
M',. ~ ss,11aa ,,r 1n~ 1on- resr: ~ o,v,, 49,
~. ns.1.,,t,on of 1nda,onds,as t. 49, 80
.,.a.s,,,s ~ ~ s-r,r,sn+ ~ 1aaies1;srn " .na IN
F -, s,,s,! aa. 49,. s~s"s"s,a~ ~ -, w.
% t,- es ~. ~ ~ 49, .Ao1 Isl oA, tae's
A.'e Sssa out ~ eteae IL ou n.h'ols
"Aea Nv 1.44.' 49, p'p!e Aa.s tise1 " ~
s4A"aea " 'us i.e's su.4oa y. toe fleua ., a.
~ .mca !" ue seue ~" w. i"ae eluaa't3' ~
tnese "s.e A'o-e' - ana low ~ W, a.
any uns o"ssHg 1ae interval between lneae
oatee, = repFsca'as'se asSemolaee o. 1ne
Ame'scaa leopie "ouo nave consisted OF
I"o e:sesce, one OF "nlcn YOU'D hasefcsolFed
taat 81 men are efeateo unequal ana Gu
doWca oy taeif creator "ata various and du'
aefcnt f'ents according 70 anear ceaor' among
Wa1eh are sne f1ens ol tne "a11es 70 own ths
p'seAs' a1a 1pe 1'ea. o. lne o'ac6s 70 nase M
tsuH :, "4lsu ~. lns ~nlc aaa ~ ~ poan4 ~ te.
flVci' iue QUIZ. mou.a p.ona,ty =, 1ase oesu
snsen. s,,' m,sn 11t - ea ~. ~
1 ~. 80 80. 80. ~ A -, tssu o"ns'eS
n1.na. on. ,r,o,r ->o..a,-a+~s T., 80
sts,"s, ~ ~ rs[s - m,n,s 49, ~ osaea ss'on.sa
So ss1~ :, ~, 49, ~" -....s e.., e.'sn3 :
~ ..eN sAu s4uA''
esoosu !us WY ato1n0 tosA" l''t eSeu'7o
3',o oeaWeo ,ae 'aNn.
nus ~, ~" nc uas mea u " Jom nanas
WIZ .uo Aas 1, Aasu ,...' ~ ~: anu 1 ~ sas
suns ao1 .n n.<Gs p.o'tae 10 ~ ~,
sfa1s ton'e7t nAIa s1ase1Ss ~ Eli 4iS n'li*a
, esloat!a1a I! - sne p+as aepla'is5, Ne t4se a.
4e1s. -. .% ~ ~, Sns ~ ~ .us ns'as " 'ns
Eat aasu l. soas ~ raetM tns'1 ae seat.u eaa4l'
"uo arc eaeo"e" ~ 'ne e'ta.ol t, "!.u N an u
~. a@o4e ,'su@ ~ ene aa'oe poA1tses3 "oeets
VIA o'o oe<1*s@@
!nete !e lno,o"pu % osupAsus' sneteiote,
pc."esn W.. ssc epoe1e :" ~ a14 w. ~nlso ~tn
oe Hct4 e'1a, ,., "n.'s VI 1ns apf1oacuus amt
tsteale. a. wa 4elue aae o1a'o'e "a splts
Cl l4tlusl1FeA, Au0 We LILY EIpsEt TO near
, 1865-07-01
GEpHEI4s

We have been furnished by an attent.yc
correspondent at Macon, with full i1es Of
Georgia papers for ssyeral weeks past, cover
lrg, indeed, nearly the whole period since
the hnsl e&vsng In Of the retelIiou> They
thus constitute very complete record Of the
history Of the earliest period of reconstruc-
tion. The papers themselves hate external
ploof OF The new era that has dawned, and in
this bundle before us have passed from mca.
gre hhlf sheets to four well filed pages. There
Ii one most patent texture Of announcement
thk1 cannot be too much dwelt upon, and
this is the tone Of these papers On the
chief topit before the natlon-reconstruc-
ti1n. 1t stands confessed In history that
the rebellion only went forward when it had
strapgled the press opposed to 1t, and that
its znost vital breath was blown by the rebel
journals maintaining the deception ard firing
the 8outhe1n heart. The chief dread Of the
oppressor is light. The rebellion wns cm-
platlcal1F work Of darkness, In the atmos.
phere Slavery best loves. The discussIcn
now freely progressing In southern journals
shows how completely old restrictions arc
broken. Day has certainly broken in the
South. TIE Augusta CbaaantiozaIiss, for
Instance, goes to the root Of the matter, and
a'ps .Aso mhe.s W prove aoat elase's "sat
Aee eeoss2 .Aass pa1ssse .. aes pes' cso'
.eAe' Au3 .t' oou4' tue "sulasaoo
nas oeeu oAo ~ -, Ieonumy ~ ~ 4'ofaA
tne eomtoau.aee ~ o' ossts'a seeia 70 nase
aal.' Asssp.eo e1s nseees1's "ueee 'ney are
moi teauS u eoueae 'nc aoFAntaEe o. tae
NJ" sssss% e,a ~ 44ooI, eua numerous ae meetlngs
W, VIE sane.A ~ aotJ.a -. - ~ pr :" a.se1ss -
.p;.ss =. .sr.S.1 - +hssa .'.o.ah,a ~" o.as. =.
. uatssa -erstsa s.,s..a.s W se ss -ansnana.a., "e
49,, s ,,< % eoe :, ny -ssnt..1ons - F1soa-aas ~
@ us,.an ~ Izesd ~ ~ th.1a h.s t'es- .a,,,aa =.
- nsar,s ~ ,hs ~, er;or ~ ~ ~ ss.,,..
aecan snxton,a ar1sr;rnen+ uor -,t, r-,nh ,1
tao4s a. ~. b. -..ai..,. th.+ 1ast 800 thasa -
aS.st ., f,soJnosr M ~. hu,5rsd th.r.nns
Sa,1srs ~ +,,s ssVsras henr ~, th1s 1sst
nsrnaa ,,e.t,n1 snon+ansor. tor+-1h,,t,on
o@ros-,v ~ hnndrsd do1'a.s -as1,1sd frot;, =
a,rect .,,,e., n nrorn,a +aacser. f1on, a..
aarth ~ ,he freed,ns.,s s~hnos ~ hs 80 ~ 49, 49,
1;shcd IN Macon.
II wf1l rat do tc dr,v Inn rosr pnconrsce.
,,tn4 frorn these farts fpt ia someth,nt, at-
i.,pta to a,,t voca stea 1,e;,,r 7,3antc3 The
,f,.c ~ W.. h,-vcat "a f,,ther m sr1 ,,anv
a.S,,s.,.1 m, ~. acstrov II hut ~ ,r,-st !.
49, zrher anil, on.e,1ons ~ :, .a..-.;.
:. -. .-..,. 80,
, 1865-07-01

WAsn1S0Tow, June 0.-An adjourned
meeting Of hs et5s9s aS o5 70 pes
jdent johnson; was read, representing that
the twenty thousand dollar clause In his
proclamation Of amnesty was daily causing
eteat embarrassment In the transaction Of
al kinds Of fhusiness. and PRAYING that 1t be
Withdrawn. B. letter from q. G. Tort, Of
Committee, cor also faTors The repsal Of the
clause referred to. The petitioners state
that they took the oath prescribed BY Ptesl-
dent Lincoln of March 10th, 1861, and De-
cember 9Th, 1864, .n-fall belief that by 50 do
Ing they secured the pardon extended, and
that business had been Suddenly p7ralYzed
by the latter decision Of the Attorney Gener.
mously fjgDcd aud forwarded to tho Presl.
deAt IL q few days.
, 1865-07-01
CHICAGO LUMBER mARkBT.

Fs1pAr Eyxa11o, June 81.
LTNBEN-Recetved ], 1,6o,m Slipped 1.571 u. Asr-
ktt uultt oRlng 10 tlae Light Tecepts- CatRo sales
Neie:
Cssko echr Arctu-us. from Canada, 40 stock and
eemuon toaxts At $l2 S0 by 6oodeyislc: cargo otchr
Kitty DoAk. nou Pent Water, = m jotsts ttc, I'll 20
by Hart 4 Maxwell. Cargo sehr Gladiator, from
Grant Itver, 10 itrtps hssuce mixed at I'll. 50.
b5 11lzh Fulle. ca11o schr IanisH Acn. .izt Wnise
Lake % N nill run. assorted, At $l1oo, By coae q
oBrien. Cargo sehf Flying Mist. 1nm peouto go N
Gaug sawed ssE1rs and boards, and 10 m ss1sct pans
At III 57H. BY Wotd. ..... .. ~
"a m ;ahsp7ed 81 n. Ma1-
ket Fttady: Sales wete: 10 N saved 4, per aeh1
KITTY DoAk, not piimA. 1t $50.
LATH-RsteiEsd rs n; skipped t2s N. Market
lss.d1 at II ssa2oo,
"a uante rad nrlfxa fn1lnRA.
, 1865-07-01
AXIS At TuH BOARD or TRADr KsE 1txo E.


1'*IuueA N@kksS 11X1Aes THnS ~
CATrLK-Netvithstsaatn+ atn+ &c tupp Of csttlo On
week, being .aIon;{ sa.smstsd "a A. ssoEa nine hna,
ano The usrktt 1uitu q dali atd depresset, snd, u
eempa1ee With lat Eesf of!ess hsvs ~. f9rsae Dc
The decline. ana the number bought Tor thtpmeut was
unu11sly Rma1l. TIA EaAscsn m.fEea hava been 50
b:cs, that slippers arc compelled 10 op.ta.a With
gr Al caution, and aas tEms1d for having fallen
OF eouticerobiy here, our butchers buJta1
freely usua!. Th4 v'ry best Rfades sold th:1 week
Ats2sks. tAit TO good II G1s6He. and common as 50
SAC. 6evesal punches Of sloeEc changed h7uds
n bout &c. -.
uoNz--1hsEn nothing dcpe In ibis clz1s al fttock
this Eefk. Werth noting. and In tho sb:eaee Of tAes
YAcmit quotations.
, 1865-07-01

baltimore Provision HEarhet-June IS.
We have TO note sAes Of Is nhds Buik shonlteEs ht
i've. at sse Price. Am or mot 2: auo;
IGGiBAc; Sugar cured Hama at.sHes26t: the outside
nsute foI f.ney p 'nHs sanvs1sea 9f q
HtEped Lard 1t BIC Aad Mesa Pork a. s15 .3sadG0
, 1865-07-01
DI4cElAHGE OUR MARRIED SOL
ntFSfkA.

We appenl to tire Secretary OF War to dis
Ct a.ee from the kerSicn every tnAsTied snan
who is DOW serylug as p.:vate In tue ranks,
OF at uuE-cemmissioned fficer in our ar1tes
The Number Of them is 100 rtuali to occasion
ppy material loss to our military service,
White in nj ar1y every CAS-. their families are
suffering, and IL very many cases that CONS
10 or. Pc scnsl krowledse, the suffering is
hea,t1sDdng. In the lsst case that has cone
before us, the family Of German, educated
az Lutheran minister, Is upon the verge Of
sta: yati:n, while the little ply, which the
husband a.d father receives. since The bounty
was Exhausted, IL Eatner q mocke1y than \
rt]iet.
In the enlistment Of all armies and among
al civilized nations 1t has been the pra>tlce,
until sore]y pressed for m.r,, to distinguish
between The married and the unmarried on
the ecore OF common humanity. There Is no
wefehty reason why TIC same distinction
can rot be made in discharging from serEice.
Veyy many Of the single men now b.inE dis
charged from the army will desire to return
afte, + few weeka. The Government can be
In no lack Of men, while the presence Of mar
r9ed men at home with their fauadhes, not
only rtlieres tie community Of burden
which they tco impesfectly discharge, but IN
bcarly I'LL cases relieves frcm aljeet misery
ard sptfcsing the families Of those who de-
strrc we'll cf the country.
, 1865-07-01


The Iet oIted gales At the va1!ers yArta foot up
nesrly $40 hssd at o. o13ss. hu. ch,a 1t g.
1850, .-...-
The telling during the day has not hssu an{ma:ed
though the agsstgats aales 1adlcata eoa4lderab1s
sctlytty. In tae morning holders showed di.posi-
ton 10 refaas tb$ conceai!cn ASKED By baye1s -
noted lass n1fnt ~ tha day sds 'nced taey be-
csne somewhat tot,ened aud offered lrea.F ae tbs
sedoctt claimed. 1cera Wss no Rreat disposition
to knretese, however, and the market closed witn
qujte number uu4old- Many Of oos buyeta ve1s q:
sas ass eot DONG nothing. cai ming that th9 r1due
ton was not eutnsh to iultilT fnysstment.
The receipts to-day vera amp e. and comprise same
very good trogas.
The h!thtst sale to dsy vss At the Fart Wayne
5p13s. W. Tl!ten bought Il Cherry IS Aoxs. ave
tsgu9 KS nj, At aaIss. They were The ts<t lot Of
Hogs haye ften In this market for nanJ months.
We quote the mxrkst u moderately active, with \
aerrtsson of5tsG no ns below the prices Of 7ex-
te.dAy but with ist1a change from The ciostnS prices
last nj lit. The salea were n fol o1s:
H0A ShIES TODAY
, 1865-07-01

BRUKEE,
10. IS Exchange P1atn. N:v Tork-
A1yrr1urnt Ecsu1tties~ Stock and 91!t. Bot2tb ald
6old E1cIuslveiy on Corn1Sknt41+
xNKXKLNQWs
AeEe&. Bolonon stnExea d Bora, Calrskc. II
Mtaa1t. MrcIlsy HEnay. c2lc.-u, IL
Z. wheeler, E1q,, ChItaEo. III.
l.. T. Mum, EBq, Cnienxp, II.
{. "A. Roge1s, E9q., Chicago. p.
HeNrs. McKln Eros. d Co. He~ Xo.k E1s1.
Neets1. f. 4. Trckez %, Eew 7osx E11-
a. II. Ba1er. EsQ., Kutland, ".
Neasz1. l.hthr1p, Smith d Co.. UFwtxo. q. I.
n TfutsMs Raa PYfxJdanl Rock ItiSo4 E&sirqAd Co.
, 1865-07-01


F!cvY-aAks of 10 hf!a extra IL % 100 ars fancy
at15to Wheat-Tke market u dr4 t3da4s ttcslps
Ion to opsrate Fa'es Of No. white It II 81:
car No. amber n u Atlhe ose II 4s Faa oHsred
Cosr steadY ii quiet Sale b Ia b,st at 6lc
Uati-Fo material change In ms1Kas- sala Of 1eso pr
in hays 1t &c,
, 1865-07-01

The Flour marx etcantluuet very dali and pEices
are unsettled aud eak. Tho only salss We hsar Of
So m4G 50 ior to good 1up. r1ne: % E.a7 Is
ior eatt4 u G1a4,S5 fos COMMON 70 good -xtsa
family and ~ Qv1n % pr barrel for 1ncs brands,
scc.fhir to at aity R5a Flour II dali fma III sales
ss. mailing ss ss CO ptI es..s ,.; cern meal Ia ua'
, 1865-07-01

soUT1EERN RA1LRoAps.
The appointment Of Mstor General Web
ster to take charge Of the railroads ot the
son1h suggests the Important question
whether all 1hoEe roads shou11 not be held
permanently as the property Of the Govern.
mint Every one of. them has been at ya-
r3ous times, and often oste1tatiously ten
dered to the rebel Government, by vote Of
Its directors and By action Of Its ofHc.1s. By
the terms Of the confseatlon act, they arc as
clearly forfeited to the Federnl Government
~ the rebel cannon and war vessels. Tbs
stock OF loyal holders In them WAS ali for
fclted at the outset Of the reae1llon, and auy
ptetense Of loyalty In the present stock
holders, or any Of them, is. a setfeyidcnt lie.
Theg have been the most elective property
the rebels have been able 10 command, inso-
much that for the past two years our whole
efforts hare been directed to the single MIN
OF getting possession Of them for ourselves
or destroying them for use by the rebels.
Our SUCCESS In the matter turned on our
ability to put an end to the aid
furnished TO the rebellion By the rail-
reads, and the breaking up Of the railroad
system WIS the prelude to the suhJugation Of
the rebellion. They wrre fnAn,tely rno,~ ~mt..
chtcyous t:,an all the blockade r.inncrs or The
us.ntes- furnishing the 'rehe1s nonrc snnn,,ca
in tfav than thew In n month. Ara ~ nox
to surrender oil these to their dts1oya1
Owners. and enrich them throurh the xerv
apencv which they hava mployed with suci
potent effect against uss
Bat it may be atked, what ean The Govern
ment do with thcms WeausWer. keep them
and rrm them, or repair them az military
roads, till competent and loyal companies
shall come forward to purchase them at \ fair
remuneration. They will enable the @ oyern-
ment to give employment to the horde
, 1865-07-01

WOUD-fEe market Il anlte inactive. anu pic
without chsnEs. We Continue to quote:
43t'
HestA ...-........,..,........., L.!
RaIpns Repis III --....- "
7.~
,.Wn01CEecti7et. sooos D.; shipped. 1iS1 ~
MAfktE 1it1Gut any caAu6~. Salt vrr.: so n.so
trrni y-eotd hancs, assorted, 1t soc. Also. rumos
aalro as nue 4. a0cs delivered ut Kocktofd. III.
, 1865-07-01

t4cHt V10s
At a meeting Of the Clearing House Association.
held this afternoon. 1t was voted 10 reconsider the
action OF the last meeting in regard to houra Of
opening and closing Bsnks, leaving the hours
optional with the Banks until September lst,
after which tina they shall be from 10a. NJ to 3
D. H., ppon the assurance that on September 1st
ali the Banks will come into tho Arrangement.
, 1865-07-01

From A. - q u. .-..-...->.---.- .--.-..lSsheAa
FtcE xam = - s1....-..s'''..'''.".'''- Sa Sesa
Tne cade to.tsT WIS 1esk s.ttTe than JastssdaT,
and prices ccrs.te1sb;y dtpfes Cd Th.rsportt rom
Alb NJ aanouucs lstse rsee'pts thtte ana a. ineo'
pAYfhly pad rnaskes. Beeyes were ftp5r;t1 s-i1lhs
thsrn II 80 Ito -. auu dull or eousss the
eject uppn .de hero aas d.p1tH my au1 ths ma1S.t
rocr tefore became tue mfaTabiy worse Good SHIP
Pm. cnttla h1yc seemingly lslf the decline mora aa
tee e;sset gr*des, hom tho ksc: sh1s there hfoa7
little demand for grades While Shipping Lsttle i:
peoE 1tkatss.
The arrivals to-day eunptfsa mora rcs:fy
cattle than thes. Of any othse day tals week: b
coasscr grades preuontnased - usual. Ihs pro
Ct p1ttasu1eh aud Nashville buyers impaired
4essse Of activity 70 the tfA6e IN shsk c.tss Of
tpt prices Enfered.
Tue hitness rale uasda to-day Has By WAliN
Mallory, as tho Fort Watne yards Thsy sold
lots OF prime Illinois steers It 17.oo. A1tfa sun
etefea nor 1a nrsd at ths Southern Ta5ds, bus sef
Ihfse. however: were exceptional cases. and tefet
| 70 only tsw c1tsa grades.
| ne 40ote Tho market ~ Et aeEatel4 ACTIVE, will
decline Of 1sAae3c per 1t0 =. Oh lower grades,
saac On msf-easts shipping sseefs.
| Tee tale& wsfh ~ follows:
I Cattle sA1Es TO-DAY.
! sHx144s YAsp1.
s.rader .ola G.1dusr 1s ns.d ,h.n caw.. avesss,ns
G1ess1, ! +: sold Moore u he,a usht, .,ssastaz
GlesoEs Co s9't staTsr Il assd fair s:eeF.. AVER
Cse:sJ c. sod Lsaer 4, head ta,s stee.s, a,erag.
Sans e saFn''do 80 hssd medium. arsrastnz ss'
8. sa.f sold Aeose n hesd. aressxaz eos ss. =:
teols. 4 Co. sod Grahsm II hssd, averaging III,
9se!si i e: ,s!d Batns.aa = aheAd1ediaa. avesa='
S,;5e ';o:d Burnside % had. a'sFss1ns a's s''
sSsoi'y e. told as1iy ls hea1 CO.'S. averaging
/ .nfd u.+nab1. hos6 .rn,n ,1r = M
, 1865-07-01

PREPARED to MI nrdeT1 Tor the sAl1H.
Pa1tles dcaiftne 20 invest send currency on oar
aesaou contract ee OF charge, hotn all poats asst
OF tho kissfIsip2i and the notes WI b sent then
nra plchtEA IRA HOI.KK8, Csshler.
3nnA
, 1865-07-01

FRIDAY EvEK1xo, June 30.
The following summary shows the movement
In produce and provisions during the past ~
hours, compared With the movement tor the saaae
time lat wear:
, 1865-07-01

ehlpt 90 Io-aa5, 61,1ll Is Cat Mat; is bf:s D.: rs
hI5a Fs!z. 40 3 ~ - Laid. Ths matk:s ~ y:
B4Ire1s1 Pork md Cnt Aea1s, tut towards ri.
andtr less faFotsb adrices from Ser Yc14, it I'D
qplet and fnthrr Eeavy.
aaI-%a Pork G-geEniiy te'd at ss3o7, w..a 70, :
demtno at q 1atT; sslss wtre: 10 ot.a clsA y
packed Ass ftrk a. E24 $; so hrle so.h Yestercat
erehing 1t *-3 % de'tye: ed a: Peoria
ff1Mt n txs ToFk.in GOOD ttmanf ea'esto t2y4.
two lot'. At tls 50 masse. clo1itg au.et
Isuik aIs ar.-In r. % d.mAnd ano 1s7tes, es'eys
sdes. eeAEssed at Rock talant. It t3xc loo.e; :
Bacan-52 hes ppffle'n1 rhpita crnTstset sTs4s, !
p.t = ca HN~er H.gas At atc.
Ito Sxc. - T !,
lArd-Q11et- sAhs: i11 t,cs No. L.sd Ut 1s4e. l. j
sffatA K%-1he ftock IL much reduc I'd, npr theA
GAIktt Is 4lM and [sIlLT aCSYe. lie Qua:n:
, 1865-07-01

Here the market was more active. opening ut
the morning Stock Board At 1881 l11ae4, and clos.
Ing In the afternoon at t40sGb1s1. On the etrees
the market opened at 1888, and closed 1t 140 Sl1-
yer wss quiet at 1a0.
Government securities were moderately active,
with hales Of FlSe-Tweuues On the Stock Ex-
change at 1033. Fortiesat nj. ami Seven 1his-
tier a, 99t. We qnate ss follows:
BUYING Selling.
Five TTeutae. lN
Ten-FnEtiea: ......-.......... v gg1
SeTen-ThtIdes... ........... ...... N4 psr.
Cook County Scrip was quiet bat tsu At eq3 Tor
, 1865-07-01

through threats Of instant death. The only
1:rbt in which Concve,'s testimony Is fmpor-
tart, Is as showing the class OF men with
xhom The Canadian rebels Associate, aad
pe,naps it Was for this purpose that the
.Ipdcc Advocate Introduced it. Conover is q
fair sample Of the Sanders, C1eary and
1bontnsnn rnpr,