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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-17


/ sr,rs 0, WV YorS. NoSrHEaS Division HDohs o.
\ TnE Acre h.T. fRovosr dAR,nAL ossKRALAS So
rEusrESpESr OF EtcKuyIsG ALBAsr ApfI 10
kCEALED PROPOSALS in Duplicate VIII
~ b. received TIT. ols- unit, - O'Clock MONDAY
kAtr a. iH3 Tor furnuus the Acting Assistant Provost
n, o: Volunteer Recruiting
s.,,ss Of he So,r niv,n Of IT, s,ss q krwYor
with H.. f. losing ca ether quantities OF sIAIlONEhi
b, may rsg rom M.y !. % to October 81 W.
R-sm Folio Jo.i. rgi'd % pain. .
100 Resia, Qu.to poet, ruled plain, weighing 10 pounds
10 Res. Ses Psper ruled plain, headed per pattern
Rem Blo,iias PaFel. rAiis welshin. 80 pounds
, hssms Manila "rlppins Paper, 'upsr roy.L
T0ooo Enseopo. oi. ,Iss. eIsra heavy hesded - Pc
800 envelopes letter Shes heavy. hsstd per pa,
4 70 Gro. Metallic Pen.
4 IS llliI. No 20.
4 2. Dozen kahsr. blact Les1 Pencis
II Dorm fAbsr. Bius and Carnins Pencla
q Dorm fenhollefs
Dozen Paper folders TIM
, Dozen Fr..-r. ivofy hsrdes.
Dorm Arnold. W utnr Fiasd. qusrts.
tDes-n Arnold Copyi-s us. quarts
nof-n French Csruiib- has, 90.
dozen u .stsnd-, brfpcr. Whi,usy's or squS
= POUND. sealing wo' SCARLET.
r s" lns% h ~ Psgsrfi , !. piece.
Dozen jar. siuciias- and bru.Lss-
Dozen Baik 69os'
iou Dozen "a is. lir4ringl
Dorm Pea kacAs
So Dozen India Rubber BAne.
/ Dozen shears Rogers.
Dozen Paper " sights.
Dozen Eye.i Nachiuts OF Punched
Dorm boIe. ky.~ts.
Darn Letter Clips
Each bid nus, De suaarieed by two responsible persons
Whose usturr must 90 mp ndd 20 the and cert
he'd to being good aud suhen security Tor the I'm
,volvea by District judge Attorney of tho w. Sur-ss
viii be required 10 give bond, In he o -Four thousand
Dolas oT the faithful performance q the contract
The al be- Required to deliver the stationery
such time. snd Ia such qsahtlo. packed, the A. A. L. NJ
,O-tl AID SLpt Y. X .. nsy dIsoi.
IN Of tie failure The ps Of the contractor to furnish
tho stationary agreed the rgt reserved FOR tho A A. T.
IN. o.. and the supt v Il ; bis successor In office
such stationery to be furnished by other person nearly
pTae Of The quality contacted fJr and the
will be held liable for all GsnAg-s los. sustained by The
nt-d State. In consequence Of such failure.
Samples Of the articles will he shown and oil proposals
shou be made out the regular bank orus which Will DO
Furnished upon application at this office.
Persons no may pat bid. viii ictly conform 10 the
ter' OF ihs ad'ertienet copy Of which
each proposal.
The rt reserved to reject any bid deemed arre,,onabo
land no bid r. de!luirs contractor will be- T.celysd
Payment viii o~ made as the accounts can be
properly examined and the requisite fund.- drawn rom the
,lteasnry.
Bids viii be opened Monday. April a. at IL m and bid
der, 2 requested to be present.
indorss enyeogs Propoal. for Stationery" and address
tHEDk. TOWNSEND, hvt. Col q. s. A.,
A. ~ T. d. Cenl. and Sup,. Vol Rec.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-17

CEN1 hAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
-Dep< mex.fcrt' foot Of Liberty-st North RvsA
and Western aoad aud Ess,on with L~high VALLEY Rs(
road and 4. con eeuons forming direct ns to P.5upS
GREAT n, ODIE FoT 8 Ss'i 70 THE WEST.
Lnpss. Ir.,A u.J irou tue West, excsp. 5undsys
SIXTY Mile. .d IA Hour. ~ tn. lin, to cLio..
>. VIM sis Ti1 81; sssfs.
CONNER Feberys lae. ssvr New Yort a, Nsu,x,
as ssn Ea cy n''cs Chunk wsnp
NAL IsASIMa6j for Pennington. Es.ou, W.,
scranton "uke'oarre Great Bend, Psou. Bingham
600 ws.tern Express for E.stou. Allentown. R.A
ling Harnsburg Pttsbui West win but one .b..
cars to Cincinnati or Chicago. and but change V
u 100 . M. $40 and 500 M Tr.in for Elisabeth.
1900 m. THAIs-For Easton. Allentown. Msass ch..a
whkesbsrrs. wuiamsport, Reading Ps,tsvis HaznsSsa
s:'op m--For E...on. Bethlehem Allentown and Mao.
4:5O p. m.-For somel vile and Flemin-tou
6P m.-for Somerviie-
Rssdna Harrisburg. Pst.ba1ss' and ,h. @s. A sss~,
cal. through from jersey Cy,o Pi.busn every svenin,
Yol. aSm PsI tsS on NJ ~
Sgen Point and sisrners hsrbor.
Tickets Tor the West be obtained Ii. oss Of tn
Asor House ct NoI M and so Broadway and o. IL, prS
|cipal hotels. JOSIAH o. sTEARNs SapedntsndenI
4 CHANGE fTIME. -RARlTAN aid della.
~ WARE BAY RAILROAD-On and sft,f MONpAX
BBANK, LONG BRANCH. SHARK RIVER MANCHHS
TIER. Sc
BROOKLYN TO PHlLADELPHIA-Fn. o.; E.s.>
Hson tickets goodfor three days Steamer JESSE HOY1
1esves Wss Ferry, Brooklyn, daily, excepting Sundays =
eIli m connecting a. PORT MOSNOUTH, with o. pres
sIsln. for PHiLADkLPiIi, ,TUCKERToN BARyE0af
giONs RIVER &c Returning lesvs Vine Ferry Pm
3delphia. ct a:isa IN
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
NNA PANY-foot Of Barclay st.-On and after Apnl 10
Morning mail trains for Hsckestown and intermediate
tions, will leave at S:y Mail Express for al. sstioss
west OF Mbun, at 4:lO Morristown Express at o. =
5. SCHOCH, Assistant Superin;- ndent
q A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
PA RAILWAY NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS.
hsENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK via the "a,
y Railway FROM foot Of Chambenst., RUNNING THROUGH
ETO CLEVELAND o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARA
Eeonnectng with railroads for all principal cities in the wss
EThis road being extended and viii b. complies
EruDnng order 10 Mansfield Gallon Urbana Dayton CioD
natl and -. Louis, without break Of gauge
T. H. GooDAAS. Gen Ticket Ast, n. SWEETSEA
Mssdville Pa General SuvA
, 1865-11-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.

TuEsnAr EvES1so. Oct. 81. 1866
There Tas good demand for nousy at The VI
nous discount houses today, and the nsgket wss
generally cloee, but the bankers accommodated
their best customers al ten per cent. per anuun
bnt fhe fasea amoug ptirste bankers ranged from Il
@21 per cent
The supply ofeaste1n exchange continue, 1,pht.
and WIN very active demxnd the market rules
dtm at par buy1nE, sad 1apzeuiu1n selling. Round
lots were so!d by The b.nkets to each other At 5O
&C premium per thousand; hut comparatively
Little "ss sold at these rates, md nearly ali the
leading banks had 10 express currency to meet
their drats.
The Produce markets Today ruled firm and ac-
tive Flour YES quiet but f,ner. Wheat WIS uu-
settled. but higher for No. ], md 9Q3c loger On
No. 2. Corn opened 191hc higher, but fell bstk
again, and c1osed dul. Oats were QUIET md steady
Rye adTanced 19ec. Farley WIS more active md
arner. Grain Freishts ruled quiet and easier.
The Nheat gamble1a coutinue to keep the market
excited. md shtppers and other legitimate dealers
have been driven entirely out Of he deld 70, ,teu
days past. Tbs market having been Largely aver
sold, combination Of specu3ators Was formed aud
they purchased all the ''spot wheat" offered, and
thus fosted the market up, compelling short seess
to eettle at the advanced f2urea. Wbeu Lbs "a.
ecipts arc light, As they hare been for week past
this can easlly be done hat when they are hea1J II
Is rather dificrlt and hazardous undertaking to
work up "coTner." It. is needless to state that
this whole buaness is ileeiimate md d1ae1ncefur;
bnt1t ts one of the coneomitanss og depresised
and oreE.hhRndsnt currency. Merchants hare been
changed into uoezc speculstors md gamblers bY IT,
snd 1t has disturbed and da1naseo u,e business of
the entire country.
To-daJ tevcta wheat spectators pe.. forced 10
suspension by this ''eorner," but VIC fink We lie
eaie In assuring our te1dera that such failures can
have no serious effect Oh the general Prosperity Of
the city, but rather otherwise. When rasrh4aa
degrade themselves 10 the position OF gaHbteu.
they forfeit the sympathy OF The community It,is
true that these men who hare failed have lot their
meney, but they are as blan1able ns those whphayc
won II. They ate all engaged in IN 1les,is,uate
busin.se~
Gold opened m New York today at 14G declined
to 1A3T. advanced to 14G4s, md closed at 800 D. n,
at no. The following arc the quototions tcis.
,,+s rhaH IN .7a1>nz pnvd = rrn<f,n.a
, 1865-11-01
MERCaaAHTs' EXCHANGE ANU

Tbs inaugural ceremonies attendant upon The
o1sniug Of the Merchants Ezshansc aud N.ws
.con took place this evening, and passed OF With
,rr.,. credlt to Ill concerned. The roon WAS dlled
steu "a rfy hour With an assem5llse Of soma hvc or
~ hnnf, I'd genNemen, representing the yarloas
mt, rests Of this city, and the opinion e1-
,rcseed via N unanimous one, that the E1eh,u9e
might be n every sense eonsidered
perfect suscess. Faas i Dean'a
L;rht Crafd orche't1a IVES present, aud
ested the as.eu1. .lsss TO choice selection OF ops
,s,1c gems a{te. which uo11. Geo. c. B1tes was In
i.odueed He gaye aey snd picturesque sketch
Of Chicago as 1t was scnue tmsts years aso, con.
tasting 1t With what 1t n5w Is; and delivered
beautiful culo2y On .he business men OF Chicago.
who arc known MI over the Lind oF their enterprise
and energy. After Mr. Bates Ind concluded, ne
orchestra struck up " Hail Columbia, With which
tha Inaugural exercises terminated, and tbs Mer-
chants ESchapse md News RooH" was pro
neuneed duly optned-
The main hail is ltrpe md roouy, measuring aIx-
IL A,st square, md Is admirably ventiLxed. On
The west end OF The room l. long file Cd whtek
The ltad1ng commercial papers Of the country will
be plseed~ Immediately opposite is the spe1kcr's
desk and telegraph Office over which is hung a
three-quaEtey length oil portrait Of the uanager-E
y. Moret Esq. The centre Of the north end IL
fesiooned with two la.Ke American ha@, surmonnt-
cd BY the SCREAMING bird Of Jore." The mer-
chants Of the dty viii ind the Exchanges comfort
able place. wherc they eau meet F the transaction
OF business, or The Interchange Of Ideas On com-
mercial OF financial topics.
, 1865-11-01

g Essiss<ion Of t1sds in tnf n7suastartas dis.4et..
chiefly on American account, md because our sup.
ply Of currency is inadequate to meat lie sudden
demsnd. II has long been admitted by shrerd OBJ
seryeIe that the happening Of the American trade
upon and Tightening OF the DISCOUNT market.
The stock markets this morning have been rather
rner, and there IS disposition to do basiuess 81
Transactions are limited. Consols for moaey aFe
now ssE to g; for the aceeunt, 8sA. Eschepue,
bills. g dia. for March. and is 70 17s for jane.
American securities steady. US. $50 bonds Esa
Er.e bords Q: 1865 are quiet Alian's Transatlantic
Telegraph shares arc at X tos prem. The share
list eloees on Wednesaay De1t.
JoHN BULL, in.
, 1865-11-01

About .hEes oe!oek SATURDAY morning a,collfsion
baIque Alice, CaPt. Tho. Burke. of Detroit, !nden
With corn from CateaEo for Port Gosu1na. and the
!adea Si.a eosI fes that peE wh!eh :esuse = se1t
Was running '.Ly tue wind" on the starooafd taeE.
at The time Of the acesaent. and Vas rnaIns about
three miles hour, while tho schooner Was Fuunng
h,9ofe The Wind at sae saso . ol rom ten 70 tweise
schooner striking The barq1s and tho oarques the
schooner IN su1u. when the latter vnng around
the former and poune 50 heavily to throw her :pr-
mon y .1e board Atte1 1nalans ny, saots t:ms
The darkncss. The haFq4e lost ali her forsiEn. and
ealls and Der topsau and foreso1aa yard. ntratern
Fe.r.aE that the would ssaf. CAPT. ,au.Se hsa:I.
ten FOR short utoe, until 1t was found tEat her
pumps would keep hef free, wnen sae was headadfor
Mllw 1u6ee. and Fc2chrd here Saturday evening". 4
Jury mast :, once rged on The schooner, AID she
haa snertedtd In msktuE aal upQa It, WhGn tho pso-
pclcr Y-st happened along a1e towed hes Inlo this
port. She Is IN leasy condition, hnd will probably
b. t0wsd 10 Racine tor repairs The damage aa,Eatned
:o tnc pos ~ amount 70 se9o Eeils the dan t.
which Il covered by Observation-Disclosures Se71fi,eE.
, 1865-11-01

British funds sterling Omeis cupidtty nssy there
fore be quoted In advance At very high tgdts.
We copy below Go1n the Portage Lake Aialn>'
Ga-et3t The quarterly statement oreoppes pzoduead
BY The mlnes Of tat district for the quarter ending
September So By reference to the statement It will
be seen that never befors since the beginning Of
ore.ations IN the district hare the mines produced
~ hugely as this year. The prospects, for October
AID November are also said TO be hastertns. The
following Is the statement:
, 1865-11-01
Americans BayfuE Live Stock In Ehupdu.
[From thu Toronto. .T1he,1'

From III parts OF the ProEinee We hear Of Ane.i-
cans bn!ns ap IT. 81 sses9 ELI. 5ssl{ ~ pas: hat
q route foc the American narksss. The' steamers
trading to Lewiston tAke oStr average not lees
than Is to 100 head Of cattle per each 1ipo say notb-
ing ot the n9nosE q hossea pIgs. sheep, 6c which
stant and great, that fear the fatn,esa tepted
by the high tees they obtain, will lcnute themselves
Of the necessary stork au1 that the country Will ultI
u1ntelY aut1ef
, 1865-11-01

Iotal.....sn s1s SIS III 5A l,s1i t. $50 1.sB
Product for Bi1 month ending Jnue 1sS
The September product Of the Flint Steele River
Mine was Is tons, s6s 1bs. The big mass wss got
ont k,st month (AugusU md the product WIS Is
, 1865-11-01

Tho aggregate advance for t1,e wes4e has been 1sa
&c which has been thbn thfee tt7se5 the asrr-
got6 advance in the New York MARKETS during The
same time The chief Of this rater rciative
p1ospect % now qnte tatr Tor getting Toward ship
menis thrunghout the rest Of the season It viii be
seen that there has been :aYefY Ia3ertA E|uE o in
the receipts compared via two wrecks ago, but this
fann. OF Is metG nothtEx COMPARED With thst WhIch
e,uxe rates esch nay Of the past week WIN he seen
, 1865-11-01

ToDAg-1he mt9ket ot,ened dul1 and lr,eealar-the
shorts holding otf In aptripasion that u. cpr11r
werfd burnt befo tho alose Change. This did not
take place. and u the close quite demand sprung up
.nd tpFt1E wheat Ro1d better than th> close pl
Change yesterday. Ee5uIar wheat was oteTed at 4
decline or 1Ac. No. spFtnE WAS 1E:c lover Bed
R1D W.S1Et-lt7 ba,s On tzsek at sLS7; s. he-s .:
fIsh SrEING WHxAI.e0 hu extra aprtns q 1lai :
20 bi DO at tl53: ii, ,cG1 bu Not at $t31: CO pu
DO at $l-n: a9n0 bn 20 at tls3A; caot1 b: 10 At
Ltt9 hn Do At q 5Is; sslo ou 90 = s13f: sO
xllo 500 lu recsed $50: 40> bn do It Goc; ID bu
do at 3sc; closing firm NJ Hwy Tor str1ty "ssos"
CO 3H-Recetftd to Any, a2sSNs bu; shlrped, ,54,.
6il bu. Received last week, Sss hu: Slipped h-
shtpredt 80 hn During the week the <Apptn, h-
maud hAsbeea fairly act1ye-aod with Improved 81.
following thie shows The dssly teazaactious us1nE
, 1865-11-01

EOmMEMCfAke

TUESDAY EvEaN0, Oct a..
The following summary shows the movement ii
T1oduce aud Provisions during tbe pat twenty
hours, compared with the movement for tho same
time !ast rear:
I nKrxy1.fa ~ pHnnTrr nrT II
, 1865-11-01

Tha mastes opened this morning @ witaa yes5 1,snf
supply 10 The ya1ds sud l!tse disposition Or the part
vas Of ve.y common o7der, and no really good CT.
oT ~ese On saae'
eonote the ma1ses - Gull ana prices Teafs bnk
Without material cbaEkc ffoin Saturday. The sales
h1Fe oet0 made rom *It3 10 *3D.
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
auxHnAs rAaps-
The marketst thesa yards h7s heeustsfeleas to-day
and but two es1es lad been made up to t'uae our re-
porter len tho Yards We learned. however, that Ia
teE In the day Considerable buaress vas transacted.
The following the aales yesies1ay nfternoon and
.h,. rv,ntnv:
tncs c.e,sr sssIa =. r,,.,,. .o,, s,.,s ~ -
E1oes a5Gastaso ~ so'o os&sk %. So"s, averaging
III " t'es'eA soia s'ask - aea3 aFeFaElns sks na
bAt6y sou tsytoE VI " nead1 as@a2lns lghs ns'
Al tSaNs " stE5A y ASz9, axxeI1sleE @A 49,.
f9naosoy Re'o statk IL ne7o> asefae1ns 19 ms. At
E4;hss1. ,1 c,,,.. .,e h..xs e..,,...
ADAMS soM Ion!eJ Ia hea0 sEat1HaSs, Averaging
st@S rs ~ E-M : M..+,,.. r,,a ,,,,cs,,.,- .,a -
1.aoo ss' At 10 !ss,o = .o,a,,.
The market 5ss been dull At these yards, owing IN
soue ,ee 10 the fset that th Fas lktle skock uu
safe Amer the arrival of Tue asruoon trains hua-
nes 1uIod quite tf1.k for sho4 tina, Prlceyate rct
Essentially different rom Saturday.
The sales loot I'D 900 head ranging Ia price fscc,
, 1865-11-01
WILL EARL RUSSELL ARH1-
THATE3

The correspondence between Earl Russell
and Minister Admins terminates like q chsptcr
In the approved order Of sensatiou novela, by
concca1ng the point most essential to be
known. Earl Russell refuses to arbitrate tie
contested clnims, but consents to refer to COM
mission whatever clalms the two governments
shall in future nene TO refer to said commits
sion. This Is a dexterons piece Of diplomatic
fcncins. II reveals the important fact that
afler three months consideration of the
question, Earl Russell did not think 1t pEu-
dent 10 place lis government In . position
where 1t could not asbitratc the disputed
claims. Such step might involve bis own
resignation hut 1t is still possible, In the atti-
tEdr In which the British Government fs
placed by Earl Russe1l's letter. OF course,
the real question now Is, will the
British Government submit 10 the
eaid commission in any form the claims which
were the subject OF the correspondence. This
question is the Issue reduced and refined to
The last analysis, by the diplomatic CORES
pondcace upon which Earl Russell, by pub
fishing the letters, appeals to British public
opinion, aud in view OF which Mr.. Seward, IN
his Auburn speech, appeals to American pub
lie opinion. Each Minister seems to desire
some light fron the people, who bear the
bzunt and burden Of the Tar, before Nr. Ad-
ans thrusts home the final question, "Will
you submit the claim in question to the com
mission you propose, under penalty of war,"
and before Earl Russell answers ~ will not
submit them. thongh you 20 to war" viii
British opinion sustain Earl Russell in rcfus-
ing 10 aEhltrate this question, cren
, 1865-11-01
.1~wAT ,o1Y,nwxAxm

uaC8I0AN eoU7Nk1x X111ss
The market hcre has beH ray aull and prices us:
-. -,f n.4ers nzt osu.nary hogs vese mot Wsated-
Fatr rr,des were sci ling At 81. ..na9u-p
me tot.l ssies wes- 40 head tao=tnK tn pfaee 1o@
&N5l to 41AW.
, 1865-11-01
eHISAGO CATTLE MARKET.


OIyIC1 or 1uE DAILY TkIBEHH.l
- Tuesday Evening, Oat- ~
(BEEE ECAETLE-Accordin9 to the Bosrd otTxsde
reports the receipts and shipments lnce last issue
compared with the corresponding period Of 1861 hare
been follows It should be borne In tulnd that those
receipts and sh1pnns are 1ea1ly those Of the day
nrccedEnf.
, 1865-11-01

Tie ItI16W1bE EAblt8 8ntw tnk fettJpEs d&0 H6If-
ments uf proauce for ths week ending Ott- q, and
from Jan. 1st to date:
.RECEusTe or LEADING ARI1cIHs At cHlCsUo TOR
THE wEKK ENDING OCT. u, ANb FRok-JAy. TO
pATN.
, 1865-11-01
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO
MlKKET,

[dN 4nles Qf 1rdfa aos mode q eatts af <
Ee5uoe, in acttTr1acs sta Ffsoia&o1 p1ssef
'Gaonpe and rtp07sed BY rGzs ok&tv,oist
sptctEed1
TrxsDxE EvE1uo. October H.
FREIEHTS-L&Ax FxG0Hfs-W1c au1l and
ensicF. EnEaEt11ent+ y ero3 To BrFrAIo-ScHr Hsf-
Home: Wheat a: .chr 1sat Eel, Corn u
l3hc: leor Miami Corn It bArque ssrdin. Wheat
bel. CaEn at lie.
, 1865-11-01

.bcE.
| Collar, = 1.,.....a.,2u.J
SlaKhser Sola4 .0.A1a.a
Ssa4.htef Scse
Chicago .-.....,oSat-0
Eucnos Ay~. .,o.f; ~. =
Or3nocu Sole. ...- 1.S.sQvS
0rtnoc0, good
datn1yp6, so.T
4.
French Csh n rs $.Aa.S
FEcnch CahTSs ...-.3.-D
French CHI L.
MpineApeT soz3mex,m
Fruoch CIf. ks+
luomeA, sec'&,.
per dox.....-MHtAB B-M
Ltu{rxx,pe1do... 7.rfatLN
Roan& per dox-AHNA1~ao
d 10 actiya deu.Ndat CIT
, 1865-11-01

Receipts NJ T1de-Water.
hequantisy OF -four, wheat corn and bos1uy. ]st 1t
tdewn,er during the ID week Of Oct, In the yta 1871
end tffS ynx N fn1tors$
, 1865-11-01

w HAN<-
C1tyHAnes.F sAhe4
EeLhuy uarotss.G Maa4l
Line. h........lHaAE u
Kfp,metlm, ? D-1.lnaI9
ktPt heavy, 2 hnGao Z s. s.
Cali. : n...,.--..t-tN -tN4l- =
UppG, n.-.....6.I0oG
C5nnsyt Upper. .t1t9o3d
q.
s,x-:htu Sole. ...aS&aol
HAness, Y o....oM0.46
Upper. -... - 4.N<Eo-t9
klr. No. I A-t' t'n. 1.t*91N
kjr. No. l Aeavy.0lsA9 20
Calf, E1tya..,,.-.t.M$1 1.m
FreIch KIP ofst
choice ..l11 In
kfHch Call. - 1st.H43,e3
HETAl%-Ar fru q
v&tE ntfrfEHoru ++f-u
, 1865-11-01

Dec :. 1000 Dec. 1000 Inc. sG,7W Inc. Ss.loo
The zgsrexHse quantity Of The same articles Ietk at
t!de-wnter From the coprmenccsHcat OF navigation to
The I'D Inst. inclusive, during tic years 1854 and s
, 1865-11-01

LE&THER-The mkket il Hithont eseEt.I
eh1nre Since our l4st ksue Domestic stock ccpnueN
depressed bus al imported goods ara held vtzy nrn1.
Ia an1i&: -
, 1865-11-01

- xs.zsss s:cass {,5 {,s',.aa I9 IT, Gao
WtEResei1eI Jszis - shippet - 1Aefo
l, good Demand for esxse 5s;esssad Fonn e. ae
Tsre 5000 IS ehoet tub Taaaed X e'c-ton aseood
hAaQK, We quote: ...... .........
........,.--...*-...s..A .Ak$a3C
1uh wxahed. .3hSc
Lnwashed " c1
, 1865-11-01

In the afternoon there was a lively demand for
Aspot" Wheat, and the market sold mp to el.5s for
No. Spring, an ndyanoc OF lhc on tho closing
price On rChanse- After four o'clock, when The
time for hs da,e delivery ceased. tho dsnaud fell
Of and The market declined 10 81. s. Tor regular y
-eloaIng quiet at that tgure. Thsre was nothing
done In Com or oals, o. other eoarse Rsala',l
, 1865-11-01

ETi1.S Tners n y r. - F.Sf 11,
are no guotadons-
t1KEASE-Therei u ysty Htts doing In Grease and
ne m2Ikft u quiet and noGl7a1- We quote:
re y GeH
HlGHWINE9-Reeeiy o. day. 80 bri*; shtp
ped Today, 10 bris- Received last week, - h&
shipped last week, ~ trfs, The market auEuE sne
week has ruled nr nd rncge setivspFsesM - sa
weekly res1ew-tnt kaEes having ranged rom SA1S4
224k. The stock he7e Il elf
demand a chiefly to Enrp3y tho 1oeA! uane. ~ A,.
TO-DAY. the market 1si nrm. sAles were = n3's
At &l.l4N; Is hris IT &9.AH. H.-.,., .A.,.. sx,,,
HAY-1he market IL Without ess8tt1 c&ao&s 14o'1
, 1865-11-01

country mny be estimated pretty correctly By the
value Of Its lire STOCK BY onr last arrivals from
England, we received = statement showing the val
Of lie lfse stock during five ycars It Is a. fol-
, 1865-11-01

These gentlemen, with the consent of the
bondholders for whom they are acting, have
dete, mined to addrcAG the Governors Of the
various Southern States concerned, 20 that
The matter may be laid before the different
Legislatures; and the proposal determined
up "a itEss follows-To fund The Indebtedness
of the past five years. me new . etoet 70. Pc e,
;he I interest On This newly issued stock to be
i:aid G il London. Tie payment Of interest is
70 commence al such date ~ the Various
States may decide upon, and ne dlTIdends
for the time elapaIne between that period and
.hc present 10 be likewise funded. The gen
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-05
We uhared cruelty at the. hands of the enc.

We ahared cruelty at the hands of the enc,
my, but ye. we must regard Sherman with
feelings Of great respect. We looked upon
him as Christian, and we found him pos
sessins the heart of a Savage. In his mad
career he could have destroyed our liFes, and
yet be did not do so. am satisfied he.is'
sued the most stringent regulations for the
preservation Of the lives of the citizens, and
in consequences not one was killed: he did
more in his edict am persuaded, saved the
virtue of mothers, wives, and daughters. No
white grown person suffered in this respect,
and therefore !, for one, wreath, this garland
for his brow, and in this do respect him.
He is to be preferred before Beast 6ntler, but
to Sherman alone belongs tie noble title uf
lnceadi0ry, INcEND11RY SHERMAN.
| must close. Our mutual friend, MIR. John
Hurley, who has been on q visit of charity
from the good people Of. Augusta to the Nuns,
is at my elbow, and urges me to finish: l
have hastily thrown these remarks together,
and though they may bear the marks OF hasty
composition, they nevertheless convey the
truth, and reveal only part of the sufferlngs
we have undergone.
Yours, most respectfully.
LAWRENCE P. 0'CoYNEIL,
.,1 Post Chaplain.