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, 1865-05-23
SALE NCTICE-To all

TAX SALE NCTICE.-To all
Il whom !. msy ccRce,as Take aoi!ce. That On :he
Of lois and 1xnte. bttnAte IN tre County Of Cox,
In tie STATE q Illinois, held in purau ofiaw tho
North door q The C?u Heus sae city Of ChicAxo,
Comfy al Cook and GtA1e OF Iulaoi., by ths tAen
Tses.ases md ot1eo Collector Of SAID County or
CroE In Bail Sta'e Of ultao. for the State ard CJnn
= fsses and ccar due ana unpaid On ss.d lots aud
William I. fle-wool pure hssed apd received Ger
s!th the oul!tlnEs thereon aoy, .lsuate
II tract 81 land en tse tnsAtt corner nf t,at ot
&c =. RI IL G:et On Kackes street aoa -
stoas A c!sicn. n tbs city q Cais:eo,
AlEo kept rAlse ac} Lot No. II. Il CccE Fo. H. IN
E1s1tn Atdt:ion TO Chicago.
Also, Lot No. 80, in Block No. 10, Archer Addition
Aso. he n. Of Lot No ITO. IL Block No. 81, Canal
Tzrstt es snb1lysloh Of Sec 7. 70 II, II thucty
OF Chicago.
.,ALs. ias go: sss;es s e saa;AEMH: xe1.;e, re-
stnte OF H'incis.
And The said Em. F. Fleetwood dplY aasisrea ths
te:t1ftca OF pnrct are 70 ne, the uDdefatKnet-
nos tho legal noider and owner 0t kAd eeEsih-
cAtss, and the Iericd at redemption ffou~ said tax
sales Will eapi.e On tic t4h daY Of AnZnst. 4 D. 1865
chicago. May q, 1856. E5ass5aEs
, 1865-05-23

Eoue ofthe Fortunate purchasers lat:ty 1t DUNN's
CHEAT GIFT SALE:
l. c. tpan!dins ITS Iaatana 1.gcc:. North Chicago,
rot hGSEWDDD RI aND, valued at,.,..,,,... 50
O. +, tthbR. kyAnttou. LII Me1tdeoH,. 130
I. N. Fish. Rerere Hnu.s y
Gee. II. Cox. EAni s1ch. ILL.,, two Ca1tefs, Silver
lfunttr: Ease Tatch. Observation-Disclosures Is
Judge Qrtathouse, Vandalla, Ill, two fns Envol-
L. G. Whittord. Lombard Block. Chicago, goE
Aa7nidcert Grand Piano: .11Q
7-octAse Rosewood Pia1o. so
Cha. AcEssass. ~ FL neos ant shoe Ma2utae- -,
Dr.. EknE+ Ii Clafk STREET Piano.. 81
6eo- EfrAto2 ~ Clark street, Nc odooh l61
.lEs AcEe:1T Y n. Wells ssEse!, Gsosef 4 Baker
EeFihk MAJ NIKE II
Henry !e~ etS Joliet Watch wurth.....,...... 11l
j. l. hH!latEs, ~ LnEh street. Silver Tea set..
This ltat Of names could be e1teuded to thqusan IT,
, 1865-05-23

B Albert Pike, the A1ksnsas poet, Is
tald to be writing The history Of the rcocl-
lion. Ne don't know where he Is doing 1t,
bat fear the thing vii be done from Pixies
a1fsnk.
, 1865-05-23

e JtH, for four years beloved for recog-
milton, and got It at last by means Of his
boots.
, 1865-05-23

e In recent bill Of fare Of flsst-class
New Io1l Aoiel some curious fellow who
had to wait for his order counted segentccn
Kinds OF soup, thirteen kind. Of fish, ten dill.
terent styles OF potatoes, twelve forms Of
beef steak, ten Inscriptions Of Ice cream,
Seventeen kinds Of fruit, Sc, DE-, In all an
aggregate Of two hundred and thirty .sfx Ar
ticles for d:nnc5. and get We wager L hat that
somebody rose from that table complaining
that there was really "notllnc to eat.n
, 1865-05-23

4 SSESSM ENI NUTICE,
IA. 0EYIck Of 11I8 BoAEo or PEBLIu Toaks,1
Chicago, 1a5 I'd. l5s3 :
Public uotic. Ia he:tby given 70 all prsons snttr.
e1ed. that tho under s:FEed. Co nmta nbers of tho
Board OF Public TofI1 of .hc sIty OF Chicago. hare
completed the A4seAsm tt 10 Tor the ccrt7Y nlnR
ard p~vlrR with Nuoden Blucx PasameA." Vi lcotr
st1ctt north Line of Rn1fs It: ees to 81 north
lhs q sehig.n s;1e.t. ~ .nsh A.'+. mene Rob hu
The untefstEned Will asr1{ - The Common Council
q a II a2 Il Xv T.; = oe e ea
o'eicek r u hos e,Ra,m1slon o. a.sa as.essuen1.
It which tin aiI pAri.s laseseAt. ws1shAra F,xat
to be head. Al p.rsot Wishing 10 object to id ~
ssa..nt naGst * thest osl=cti ~ e tls ,Ane IN
ds1 PRIOR to such meeting Of It's CuEana Con, cl.
). g. 1ISDRLE
F{.ap, tErZ,
... o. }. l.usk.
r@esxstIft ''~
, 1865-05-23

TARTES DE VISITE Ar so,oo
~ Pc aczen: It JoHNsTON,S ART GALLERY.
o4hes ss3 lie. 1t xrtatlY reduced >. lcrs.
y. I0HN5TGN, Pro ,r1eta:.
, 1865-05-23

First edition exhausted New s1t teylsed cdfffou
how xesdy. Probably nsny uu.tc TEACHERS hnd
othe1s iutk reatud IN Rstcaf Ats Aye had their II
tentfau called to method Of Instruction for the
p;seo, voton md harmony. b1 GEO. 2. Eco1 sss:.ed
Tin afraIcat
, 1865-05-23

4 pbotoe3srn OF JET. Davis, showing how be Wal
c4p,pxcd il Z. Ittcos!1 All should It. SArnpla
. Aedsesa O. i DR1Gas, 144 penhorn e: Chicago.
IllQ Nj, EG*aI7s1snat
, 1865-05-23
ALL ARTICLES SOLD AT
GIpG Dollar Each :

Without regard to Valuo.
Or opening the enytIop:s 5on will ses what yo1 e,a
have snd ,aen t.s as Tcar eP'too 20 psy the dolas
tnt take tEe article Or not Purrh+'etA m " fh11 Or
tain fold Watch. Uiamont f;rg. p*2o. 5s~lEx
Machine, Or any Set OF JsWt IrJ un our list Tor
ONE DOLLAR,
And In no case csn they get les thnn one q 1a:e
wcr:h, ~ there are ht11Es. The Price Of essled
euvee conta1blnE Ger ate anti tho coHtctlo1 Of
Soma and KeclEea Il oily Is cEhi6-
~ Send Tor Circulars
, 1865-05-23

A Photograph o1 Jeh. Darts, showing hov te VIII
exrturtd IN fetteoats- Al shonts seo II. Sample
!sE Asal9s G. L bai61A 14l p:a<:of'es',: q ics5S
Ala2I.. ID. AJA1A2 -trui
, 1865-05-23

~ DAHLGREEN, Paris Stsam
Va Dys Works. Tfe CIT e1tens.vs Ia the Worth
westJ 10 De1p1stncs IT. - ooor sootn nf R,atopn.
Ladies' tnks. Sat1ns, &C.. &c., D1cd Or Cltsu.u IN
1 supei.os nlAEat1.
centleaen3 wearing Aopsrc! Cleaned, Eernirec u
p1et with uEatress 1nd tlpAtcA.
Aphp11gTn tn 81 &FC uet
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Passengers Arrived.

In .tsauship Persia. from Liyerpoo.-Miss Alinsou "
Hines Cir Mrs. Hredsnour., Children and servant
Romans "a. Ana Mrs 3. rains, AI aud Mrs H. ikis
Mr. sud Nrs n Eo Mr.. T,nuan' J. Deissch, Nh sd sis
Levey. children sud J. sognebsrs Mrs N ras st
iaus her Sss Lehman. Nh Pratt. M OBrien. Mrs Bi-~
low .nd 1hid L,eut.col Fare aiy ana servant Ms kss'
needy Mr. Bancroft dan ghter sud Mr. and r
&. Emmett lr aud Ms. D. axe George CocA0lrn, M
Jacobs Dr. Connof wife uun aud bpTsr A. Val ana ea,
J. Nirlleiusl. : F.ehnau Mr. W.yd. " q Smith d.
j. OesrA4be Nesss Dresser Ju@u Burchardt and ihonP'
ii and Bsy. nr SMITH, Rev L. Poore, Lieut. Oh by
on NJ. Greenshed. ~. Lyil s.oue Mesrs Macanisy RI
Reyus G,otgs QliAn, Nj Porta~s q. = Willie L. shss
Berry. J. Nr5iu W D. Nouisuor.Hcy 4. H. NeED an. br
n Knower Mr. sid Mr. Wood. M.s n oup.on. ide foca&
Rsdord ". H. Keith, r. II. WEEKS, Ms Hilnbsl aslor
Gen. sr John Mhhel adv dag sh'ers aud 'eryn,s ~
Nest0tt d. litter and want Mr.. sni Mrs d. Nc fItt
n. and Ars. III. Clark. srd child Il. Punpey Lieut. Col
Ronadowsky Mr.. Curtis ID. Brown. Nr. NcInns W. Dc
Copp-' {. T. Here. d. y. Kim. William Andertou, " r.
want william Green 4. W b-rf-il, 4. Cores y ,sis -
Strauss. r. Ortreu e. W PsrA, ioseph Hills MI. Auab
Dunap. Georfe Reynolds J. w. Hai1niyns J. H. >fiune
". r. Bishop, ilrs Ashwor,h. siuud Daily.
a. ssarlsis Bis, k-cnc. ron >fv1ruatNrs D. " bAA
win children sid ant Mr. and Mrs b. Il. Ha-ies hrl
Phor.f Air. Henry VI SID m. :, c. Weston md hh4
Miss Balnetf Miss Weston Aiss Nicholson Mr. and Mr. j.
scott danshisr ard NJ sri Mr.. Johnson MN
Webb Mr. "a Mr. ksruoc'r-u children and servant Ny
j. +. Chmuinss md servant. Mr- W H. pigDaB and hid
Hsrnkir g. " Buunni ". Creighton, = Huntington, VI y
Lotherson J. Dlcss-n L. - RloFP =. \. Tupper, Miss
n. johnson J. L. Norhrs :. ". Nrigh;
Ia bark cvnu~.os ron tenfic, osJ. Rode Is. fins1
IN brig N.f.iu ffo'a GuantantnoJ. j. Newton J. fssS
!. Fnirisin.
In bsrk Sy.ek FROM Haysns,frs. MererhD and On
Mr.. fsIr. -'d children
In barb isuslActor from Yokohama Howard Brown.
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France.

The weekly returns of the Bank OF France
exhibit an increase in the cash on hand OF over
10 600, 900 francs. a.,
The london Tim,s Paris correspondent says the cor
rected budget FOR the year had been presented
to the Corps Legi.laiif showing surplus OF revenue
over expenditure vi francs ihis Is inc mrs.
time since the establishment 81 the Empire that pu
get has been pr. .ented without deficit In the corps
Leg.iaif bill ind been introduced by the Govern.
authorizing the municipality OF Paris 10 cohtrnc'
oan of $50 "a o 900 Of iuucs for local expenses. re.
deemsbe in "a years The Emperor still continued 10
Algeria. The French Government had dispatched
frrate " take on board the Ambassadors VI NO
rocco ard convey them tcAlgieTo, where they would
be received in solemn audience by tho Emperor. ).
The Paris Bourse the 18th was Nat. kentes closed
at 6s.45. 49,
The Paris correspondent Of The London Tim,s says
There are two subjects Of disquIet which make The
Empress and the Ministers long for the return OF
the Emperor-these the recruiting offices for vonn
teers for Mexico said to b. opened in towns Of the
United States and the OPPOSITION OF the Committee Of
the Chamber To the alienation of the State forests
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A telegram of the 10Th May from Paris, says:
~ pamphlet by the Due d. Persgny will DO published
Tomorrow written in spirit very favorable 10 Italy
The Duo DE PersigDy expresses his firm belief that
the unity Of Italy is definitely aud firmly estab'
shed and that she will day BIO sufficiently rich TO
purchase Yenetia "FroDce." be says. event To Italy
10 DESTROY the Austrian rue but NOT 10 substitute that
Of France" Ho cricises sharply the dominant party
M Rome which are hostile to France but copcudcs by
expressing hope that reconciliation may take place
between the Psnacy and Italy free and independent.
There were rumors that Count EeveI bad gone 70
Rome on tehalf OF the Ital,D Government To con.
tnue the egotia ions commenced by SIG Vegezz with
the Papa, 90, erBment. The Turn GaEdt, however,
asserts ire Couns Journey TO Rome Is solely con-
nccici with f5Gy affairs.
Two Eneiish travellers had been captured BY
brigsnls near SaleIno. and ransom OF s-ooO de-
InaEded one of the oaptives had been liberated that
he might go to Naples and get the money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

The 10 o'clock train from this city took a
large number Of ladies' aud gentlemen. yesterday
ing up to the College at Fordham. who DESTROYS
OF attending the exercises customary at this season
with tho Debating Society OF the Institution The
affair occupies about the position OF Junior Exhibition
at other colleges consisting Of addresses By member.
of the two highest classes, Interpreted with music.
Tho programme as follows:
oRDTR OF ExERcpks-Overture; Discourse. "Fn,er-
Prise" Thos Roddy Troy, N. \. Chorus from "Hhydec
Auber pscoure, Ere" insiiions Joseph iisyne FORD
hum, y. y Chorus from Seliraindc k9ssni Discourse,
Literary Excellence sam H. Phillips. PHILADELPHIA ~,
Ncapolitan Tanntelle' Mossrs j. tostn and j. Mace
Discourse The Statesman" VIM ORryr., s1yannnh Oa
Aria from e la Sonnambns" B-llin. Mr. l.. &. Go ere
Discourse Military Glory" Wp Poland, Cincinnati Ohio
Chorus nom J.tnsl.em' Ncrdii discourse, "hreion'i
Power" Daniel {. Byrno Brooklyn, J.. l. Grand Wait,
Steiner, by the Orchestra
The music was worthy Of especial mention. being
conducted by Mr.. seymour. Instructor Of music In tue
college assisted by Mr. Mace at the grand piano and
four performers on stringed Instruments from the
Acad,,ny of Music. The choruses sung by the college
chou, were very pleasing ana solo Nv an Mace Was
loudly eucOred.
The "discourses" Of the young gentlemen were well
written displaying degree of tie On c0rps that
Is TO be expected in matters of this sort They
very aitcnlgely listened 20 by large audience ana at
the close of the exercises Nicar,icneral Storrs i'd
dressed few remarks to the members of the Society
expressed his great qualification with the speeches only
cOndemnng % noticeable fault Of Iapdlty IN onuncia-
ton v hich maucd their delivery.
After the exhibition The clergy aud the alumni retired
to ihe dining hail. where the ample hospitality OF St.
Johns was evidenced In u most delightful collation.,
aud afor another hour two al recreation through
the grounds beneath the shade ~ the classic e!ms he
guests Of the day returned To their homes probably all
resolved a. repeat tue pleasant experience of the day
the OCCASION of the Commencement on tie eth Of
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Germ aWy.

4 Berlin telegram Of the 10Th says:
"Tbe Prussian Government has proposed to The Aus
trim that amnesty be granted To those
persons In the Duohics who arrested for hayIg
signed petition TO the Emperor Napoleon.
AN order has been issued 10 the Prussian Commls'
sionefs ia the Dnches to take into consideration the
mplsin,s Of the Danish population in North schles'
wig and 10 institute special inquiry into the suuJec'.
The Austrian Commissioner has been invited ~ take
part in the INQUIRY.
The NEGOTIATIONS for "a commercial treaty between
the Zol,efsln aud Belgium concluded YESTERDAY
An understanding been arrived at the princpal
points and the treaty VII doubtless be s.gned very
suorfiy."
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Latest ship News

AFKTNfV
siean'hip Persia lBrl Lott Liverpool 10Th AID ocssa
town 2lsi inst riis-. ord pas. T.. Glrd.
Bark Hysk lof st. Joan y ~, Robinson, HsvASs - dye
sugar 20 rastrr
Bari Ben.f.ctor Fir,i. toS,hsus Feb. - Aui ~
A. 4. Low Bros. Paced AnJeg March ., and ,spe Zoos
Hop. Apni ~. 49,.
srr " 'er a tteul Coon Beaufort days. nave 'teros
Thomas IoI-s
Schr Comet, Rich. Gccrscto~, days, coal
s,hr saxon Cassidy Cs'sis days Iaaber Jed Frys Co
schr Mari Jane dr.. 0rAe, Ibsro,teown, T. a. l. .
dsvs pot.oos Chsri.s rtGmbli
Scbr. j. H. Busfe;i Petra0 Besniolt, days. 70 master.
MIND-At Sunsri, S.-N.
BELOW-l brig unsuown
SAILED
May 3i-St-snsr,-Bnlanli4, Moro Castle, tiso-. AZ
adnc Grsnsis
Bark lrnry Lind.
Brg,-Orwar Caracas. Fygsr.on AID son.
Sch,oners--A 4. IL. RrUwn W. lAu ~. Rowe flight
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Hotel sscrsOuul.

Gen. j. W. Forney, Philadelphia; Gen.
Enn"h P'reH Havana; DIR. Caryoze, Cuba. the
lion. John Corners. California: tho Hon John :
Co.e' Wsshingtoni the Hon. James i. RYAN. Cali.
iofn'a; Judge hteoc, Kingston and Judg. 4. g..
sInry Litl!e ialls. are at the Metropolitan Hotel
The Hon. &. 4. Sherman Ohio, The Uon ~ Irou
New Hampshirci Gen. Frank Chamberlain. Albany.
and d.. ~ ). Davis and wife, Chicago, are AT the ~
Nicholas Eotel. " w ''
Mr. Muir. SIR Thomas Taylor. Arthur NJ Docrlnc
and 'aW Richard Maync. England, and GEORGE |,
cine, Bosoia, South America. arc az tho Clarendon
Hotel.
Alhed Geenuool and Edward Mors, Iondon. and
". T. Hnkc California Gre At tho fifth.s,enue Ho,el
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFEIcE-x..A-
d. VIt N7VTFT III .I'TIFT bFTTr'
FNTTCISG A SOLDIER To DESERT.

United States agt. Augustus Rogers.-Deiendsns
was chsrged with entic.ng ,oJT desert The soldsI,
Whose 4 John Parker testified hat be belonged 70 ~
18Th NewJersev Re gineur end while at Newfors sometime
defendant ia Broadway, that witness drum
sd that defendant induced him 20 desert and enlist Ia Brook
that de.e,dan, ioned him with cit zen's ro.hs
that lu did enlist roiue. Brooklyn, sad scos
after wa sent 10 Hats Island aud while the .hers
40 recognized nv Sergeant belonging 10 bis old resne
and 70 his regiment d. er The prisoner ID
no yners-s but bis counsel r. v Wsiie, ESQ., stated thh
defendant had served three years H. the army and mad lost ~
jog At tie oie Of Cettybgr ani after commenting the
unreAby oihe testimony Of Prks appealed TO the Com
missioner nercul view Of tie on account az
:. rv.ces Of defendant, Assistant DstnctAofDey Rel o.
ssn.iny tre prisoner wa disch-r-ei. .rF
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Yesterday ttrday) the mskct continued bEoyant and
pces were centrally again rather h.hrr than the above
Oh hand "a estimated .06i2o bale, including ST. 40 bale.
American. ~ sea from India. Js8 w. balc..
TR.D. AT MsNcHzsrsa- Tders strong market yea
t-day aid prices generally showed advance upon Tues
BRKApsrrvys-N,ssr.. Ri rdson Spence Co and Big
land. Athys Go. Flour du and neglected. Wheat Ia
demanded all advance Nmer Red sa3 v GENITAL. Corn
fIm and holders ssk'd advance 81 ID. quartet, which
eLsc.eG business. AiseI y. JD.9l6.
fHoyTsioNs.-Ae.sp. Wakefield. Nssh Co., Gordon
Biuce 'o ari oihcrs report; beef hrD Pok quiet aud
pm ally 80 che per- Rreon rrster and occasionally -
i,w.r LAID aud bddi de.ier the week sales so
Cn'epe low and AZ lower TOR inferior kinda Taow
ia mir demand at lnw
fnoDuos-Ih- Brokers' Circular says: Ashes-Salc. Of
Pots u % and fesrlf, % Gl96 sugar. Ia good uand
End generally I'd dearer Coffee steady. Rice easier fur so
regular Linseed CsSes e,sies; American. as .td -
Lin-r-t o. - SdJi Nothing doing IN Fish ols Summer
bigsed sperm, go Rosin nsctise Spirits rrpenno don
At s7fd.8i.
fErRoLgux-Bout Ergl,h Br,ndon report a very quiet
LosDoS M,HK ETs-M.i,r.. Barring Bro.. 4 Go. report:
~ a46l Rcd, 4ifa'4 Flour 70 d2i Iron hrq; Bar. aud
Rolls IL. scotch Pig. - G0al Sugar active snd ~
dearcf Coffee steady. Tea Inn, and Congon dearer
common corson. al. l. Rice trm, Taow quicti 7. l.C
Crude Petroleum al8i Refined, 9lq.O.. per gallon. Lin
seed ,Ac. unchanged Sperm Oh, So, Cod I5. La.ecd
no .r,fs on The spot below ~
LATEST.
mAnd moe. active snd prices OF The better quae. nro
~ dea-r The sics to-day reached rocco Dacs including
i,sJ for speculation ard - port
bEgApsrrfr IRE quiet bat very arm.
fROyIsIoNr generally arr without rhsny- but Lard Il.
nci'. aud usain rcr with sales At OIL g. cwt.
LoNpos Saturday, May ~ D. n-coSsoIs ell s.d thi.
la.od siat"a hse t~ente. 6J,4oi. Confederate loan 81
HY
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s:co,h's Body.

Whsmng,on Cor Boston Advertiser.
III VIII NOT be very many DAVIS before the
visitors 10 the Army McdIol Museup in that city
WI pe gfanicd a we" Of the portion of the spinal
The ayeneing bullet. The relic will be
esteemed most valuable BY those skilled in medi.
cal science exhibiting as 1t does plainly the ma.
iurc ofthc wound md Tho aony
In which Booth must ba,o passed. his long hours of
gorine death II il now IN process Of preparation at
tie Museum and not accessible 10 the public.
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LONDON Monty MARktT.--The funds

LONDON MONEY nARkET.-The funds on the
lgh we're dan account mainly Of ne unsyorsble
runofs all.d in another portion OF tai. sniDaTy. Cen
.o cofed 1t gl lnd 8l a89. Tor account, dividend
Tie discount demand modru,e At u Yer cent llie
weekly Tho Bans OF England sho~ increase IN
10 b1lii0n II SlG8lL -. :,
Mr.srs Bsus Bros. Co, quote Bar Silver at 30i; Doi'
lars, g. ny I0ui na.i f,zss, soi1 . .
xrnrs Bombay to May 10 have been re-
ccis~d and virtually G the recon- seino' OF very Arxe
aIre slcr they make mention OF such event
H., or cotton goods dropping bot rsw eocnwa'
~ rupee. li.ber
AsrEic.s sErafTiys.-Mss,r,. Barring Bros 4 Co.'S
Bussss has been conhntd this week almost
sLrcy United 3iv boud- Fre shares snd Illinois
an raj sr.s which have all declined from the hgl
point quote to-day United sitss $40 bonds at osdt@,
irfr shares 53QH; linoi. shares 1sd3 Something las
done IN United States 1887 81 ST. dividend North
Carolina q. blonde and Tsnnosseeb ., bonds offered
Nifnis .. bonds a. In the orts Of the states there ).
but d-risud Msssaciusetts short
st-Tn. sJags Msy sterling bonds
fcluy.yauia Eh'lf0s1 bond, 90"
LiyEHIoOL Nsy 2o.-CorTos.-1ha Brokfrs Ci4ealnr
ssys. The havursi IN the Cotton market. noticed al the
close 81 the lat week continued Friday Al sAiufday Nth
s,usrsi decline ~ piic,s ON Monday thu Demand de-
cds5y improved and ha- become yry extensive from
ih. Trade ~sL oIportef', snl with ssns,henins
decline has been recovered ami description. have been
fu.r ane.d American lee been IL request
and oo,.d with partial Giy.nc. Of H. per ib last
quotations GA other descriptions the weeks iupIcyrn,n
Isnse- id.i pr b. although In the price 1.
.ii slightly nndsr last wf,ks. Tie sales odd go bales
inc1i. $40 alsors aud JlVi0 to esport.r The
auth trsIg n gta q ia a.
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Latest.

LIVERPOOL, Sunday, May 2I.-The Royal
Mail steamship irlca. from Boston va Halifax, ar
rived ut Queenstown to-day. ,
LONDON May .l--The Globs editorinlly remarks that
Macmillan uil be highly favored BY fortune and prove
his ability II he yangnish the adverse circumstances
which surround him. Tie Globe thinks MaNimiaI :
success, very doabligl hopes it win not be case OF
calamity o. toe people,
TIE Paris Bourse was Fat on Saturday. Renfes.
,5f i5c
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inclOse letter In reply to Mr.. BILLIARDS., apropos
Of the Washington Birthday Dinner IN TINS CITY, i'o"
gentleman who considers that he has rigns 70 d.
heard on the subject. Individually have no'h'"e
to sny on the subject having made whn' cofiec
tons thought called for in former commuhoa
ton. T. D. "
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
THE COURTS TO-DAY.

This being the day appointed by tho President ~
sday IF mourning the Courts which a this late period Of tie
May term continued ~ sit. have adjourned to Fhisy
The following order INSIDE IA tie Chambers OF upsen6
Court:
In consequence Of Thursday, June l. having bee. ~
apart by the President Day of Humiliation and Prayer
Ut 20 a. M.
All motions and orders retunable June stand saonrnsd
10 June ., at 10 q. M. y :
BY order Of tho Court; Wx C. CoHHEa Clark
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THR FRENCH MINISTER IN TowY.-The
Manlur dc hIontholon. French Minister 90 this
country, 10 ~ lgRn. aud stopping Al tue New YORK.
Hotel
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cornr c,LrNpae-Ty,, DAY.


SurRYNB URT-CIRCUIr.-PARTI IN" Cslen.
dar Par fl.-Nos.-lon Sport causesi-2l.3 -, "a
enrr, Ca',udArNo, l7i4 1896 llse iGt 1867. l01k III
$780, 1854 1920 io 1875 sol l2c8 3,6 liza, Al. lsis
CoURT or COMMON PLEAS ASD SUPERIOR CoURr.
No Further laeu lsr. vii be u.ds up this term
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LONDON. May -. 1856.
President Johnson and bis proclamation in.
sppating JEFF Davis and other Rebels Of minor promi
Dence as accompices in the assassination Of Abraham
Lincoln Is the topic OF gravel interest this week 1t
has produced marked sensation among both friends
and enemies The howl raised about it by the latter
has think equaled. il not eclpsed. all the uulant
u.teraDees throughout the war. All the AngloRebes
s,nd ex."secesh' big dogs and little monGrc! puppy
vhep and hound and cur oflow degree their voices
with vehemence that would be appalling II II weren't
Indcrous. and II one hadn't got pretty well nsed to
IT, It's hike Irish wolves baying The moon or an Islng
Son dog show. Andrew johnson Is ruilan, irene
Eade a llanderer moral assassin longing to become
practical one a saDguinery fanatic terrorist q
rowdy stump orator and tnrncoat. bad pagisrist Of
Barrere, Msrat and Robespierre--and so on Sic the
Tories and espeoisly the delightful Standard, which
fss absolutely gone into ccny usons and rared about
ono almost expects 10 find SLAYER fecking its
editorials. Among our friends there was, 81,
hrs decided disinclination TO credit The inputa-
lion which has. believe merged into a conviction
that the united States Government must IS asserted
lrossess evidence TO sustain such charge or it would
never venture 70 20 more than stulty Itself before all
thu world In mating n. coupled with a wise de-
tern oinstion not rashy 10 PREJUDICE TIE event Thee
people remark that the viiifeTs of the successor O.,
Abraham Lincoln. who are screaming themselves
hoarss with indignation AZ the Impeachment Of ueys
90 not lesiiate for moment in finring q,
johnson IN equally damnatcry imputafion-tha.
In saving that our President has .ssoad
This smaos utterly without Warrant upon forged
evidence with q full knowledge Of its forgery thcy
vomnt the very oifense they charge him with CON.
hitting With them il il the old queston. Of whose
" 10 gorsd, and by shoas bull. Such logiosIs mar