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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-19

LIES OF THE REBEL PAPERs.-Thc rebel papers
In Richmond are beat all hollow in lying by the
rebel papers In New York, the Nses and World.
We know now exactly where Sherman IL, and
all about his doings In the Carolnas, his marches
tho battles that he fought and the splendid suo-
ccsscs he has achieved. Therefore wo also
know that all the stories in the Richmond
papers were rank falsehocds, and that the tales
and predictions Of evil In The rebel papers of
New York were still ranker falsehoods-for they
went altogether ahead Of their rebol cotempo-
rarics In Richmond.
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government and confines local affairs to the
control Of the States, and nothing else. This Is
70 State nghtA The false State rights now
TO be established Il nothing more than
sousn'. The Northern democracy are going
s"l'sy' their creed they viii be simply
supporting aaarehy:'>,.< *. ! Il .-T:fS. -
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Susor NuzIo ON Tour RoJSD TIE WoRLp.-The mu
steal directors like swallows the approach OF sum
mer are on tho wing They arc moving on in different
directions Grau has already gone to Chicago. Whom
the Opera closes Maretzek will retire TO take
under his vine and fig In the subur
ban retreats OF Staten leland before entering upon fresh
campaigns; but Sgnor Muzio 10 about 10 take wider
and distant flight Like Puck, he going TO put
girdlc round the EARTH II appears that ho has en-
gagged the services Of Mr I. n. Gotschak, OF whose
II Ia OF unnecessary to say anything-and
Miss Lucy smons whose talents vocalist not
known fame she has already received due
OF appreciation from tho New York public-to make
tour California and the Sandwich Islands for which
places they will start the Sd Of April Mr. Gottscbak
has played In the Empire City Of the Pacific and
will no doubt make n sensation there. But Signor
Muzios ambition will not con1ne him TO tho Golden
State the Sandwich Islands; for believe he
templates taking In Australia and British India In his
route. He might make his mark also In China, and
would doubt astonish the npan artists OF the Cccs
tal Empire with the more civilized melodies OF our
American celebrities He ought TO take In Japan, too,
On the way. Both Of these nations require
thing to harmonise them just now, and we know
Of hotter influence than the harmoniss Of 0ottschak
and Miss smons 10 effect that purpose. But those
lists wl not depart on this enterprising mission until
they have given us four grand concerts under the drec
tion OF sgnor Muzio, in New York and Brooklyn con-
mencing on the 9th and ending the 3lst Of this
month. As Il may BIO long time before tho public will
hear Gottschalk again. presume that these farewell
concerts will be largely attended Harry sanderson and
other artists will assist at these entertainments
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The Horse Market.

With the return Of cool weather, driving CIT
liens home from their Summer retreats, was expected
that the horse trade which has been languishing al
Summer would show new life and the Twenty fourth
ct dealers had provided for heavy Fall business IN
common with the brisk trade IN nearly everything else
In this however they have generally "counttd with
out their host" for while few branches OF the trade
are good-such supplying railroads and stage lines
business II generally quiet the returned CITIZENS ne
Qoeuy bringing single horses or spans 10 thc stables
for sale deciding not 10 keep any dnrng the Wlh'er.
Farmers too sellers rather than BUYERS, and many
II the Government horses ind their way upon tue
street for sale These with aa.ge stock Of Canadian
horses make n heavy snppy-DOre so than the demand
ais for--and duness Teigns In most OF the STABLES.
bout one half the fresh supplies come from Cuu'u
and being generally low-pTiced, sound. ana Tough
horses sell pretty well AT S0OG e'3 edch-soine OF 'ne
higher The next ctss are railroad horses, many OF
which have seen service or were bought for the army
and not actually used which sell at sl23d sliJ-soue
heavy ones at el75 each. A few car horses sre sou
generally heavy nnimals, at ai73GSJ1 according 10
sze aud age and geriemass team ~ hue carriage
hor,es is occasionally taken at 900 10 eiOO for the sin'
gle tor.e and $500 "a 81, 600 FOR span one single
horse OF Darlings very large daik chestnu, oil lDe
Messenger breed. l6i hands high. Weighing i,'v
Dounds and trotting ~ 800 six years OLD, u ned ~
al 600 for q family or coupe horse A pair Oh oays,
stylish seven years old of the same stables are Vhncd
al g. 500 Stephenson stable Is well hl'ed WIN tne
fancy" among n I'm many fine stepping horses, ufee
Of which were recently soid at $1,000; and some st'i
more yalunbe animals await purchasers There Is
some call for shipping horses 20 60 South ana 10 Snp
mostly good travellers for Toadsters or stepPeFs.
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TnEurRr DErkRrrEST, -
WAsHlxaros. d. C., sept. ~, 100. }

PROPOSALS for FUNDING CERIlFI.
Il GATES on INDEBTEDNESS. COMfooHU iNiE"
EST NOTES and TREASURY NOTES.-by 'r'oe OIL 'ne
contained In The first section Of an Act OF Congress-
IAN Act to provide wGys and means to support Tue
Government" approved March 1865, which provides among
other things, that any Treasury Notes. or ohe' oo's ~
bearing interest Issued under any act Of Congress may ~
discretion Of the Secretary othe Tressnry ana WIN W
,., tho holder BE- converted into any description Of eonds
by said act notice hereby given TO tns DOUBTS "
Of Indebtedness WHICH mature before The n ''y
~ January next of ompound Interest Noos and OF ono anu
ro wear Treasury Notes. the readiness Of this Department
TO give in exchange r them the extent Of fiy u0n u
dollars six per cent Five Twenty Year Bonds az theo pr
cent premium; that il to say. one hundred ao"'oi o
Tor each one hundred and dollars in certiheae' ana
provided tho conversion IL made prior to the hrs day
Of November nett.
tn. bou issued in exchange for such cerhes'es sndho
will bear an interest Of ss per cent snnun Payaoe s
in coin upon the first days of May and November
and will be redeemable at the pleasure Of the Government
aer five years. and payable in twenty years IRON the hr
day OF November. 1863
The coupon s,ered bonds Issued under this propo'a
will bs Of the denominations Of One Hundred, Five Hundred
and One Thousand Dollars Registered bonds OF Five Thou
.spd and Ten Thousaud Dollars will be issued If desired
Holder. Of Certificates Compound Interest or Treasury
Notes who desire make such Conversions viii deliver tue u
10 the Treasurer the Assistant treasurer or the Designated
Dspostares United States, OF TO any National Deposit
ary Bank which may transact the business without
charge.
Interest viii be allowed Certificates Of indebtedness
end one and tw oyoar Treasury Notes insured or maturing
pror TO the frs. Of November 1863 mp to the date 81 inan
y and when maturing after the first Of November interest
wi b. allowed 10 that day.
Upon the compound interest notes The interest will be com
on.d to November first 1863 upon the amount of principal
and tere. compounded the back Of d notes. from the
PER- Cd nett PRIOR 10 tina, date.
The principal and nrrcs, Of such Treasury notes AMI obh
cations will be con Tered together Oder for conve'ioni
boz wheu aer dedacting the principal OF The Bonds ana
three per premium there remains fractional part OF
ono hundred dosr this fractional part Will BE- paid 70 'he
Sepo-i,or.
The Secretary to himself the night Of witdaS mig
this proposal any time prior 10 said first day al NoTeo
provided fy million. OF dollar. shall prior to that date be
offered for conversion IS Aforesaid
Circular. OF Instructions will be transmitted to the various
Authorized receive Certificates sud Notes. to which
attention IL invited.
H. NcCULLOcH. Secretary oftbe Treasury
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FUNDING COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.

FUNDING COMPOUND INTEREST MOTHS.
rur FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK. No. li0
BBolpwAY FISCAL AGENT AND UNITED STATS DE
posIroRY.-This Bank will act as Government Agent
for funding the Compound Interest Notes into new 'O
Bonds at the Treasury price pOa eI. Nov Interest,"
Interest on the Compounds win be made up to No'em-
Der LIST.
The ST. 900 Bonds viii be ready about the 18th inst
The smaller Bonds about the lst Of November
quarter Of one per cent commission will be charged
| for funding and deliy ering the Bonds here
| GEO. 7. BAKER Cashier.
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orncr o, "THs IIysrooD Nrsr.o No. sw.n-s, }


NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ de,rrbod SHARES Of STOCK Of THE HtSwOOD
MINES have been forfeited and VIII be sold At Public Auc
ton a. the Once Of the Serre,l-y Of the Company, No
Wel.t New.York. on SATURDAY. tho lHh day Of Ooto
ber 1915 u O'Clock Tor the non payment Of install
uients II the a follows. .
For payment Vi Itsneut due January 49, 1853 and
June 90 1896 Of 4 .aci per share.
Certificate No In Of d :. Bushnell, fof'12 shura
This Certit ate in possession Of Company.
CeItihca~ No 10. IN 81 A. a. Coventry, for 60
Shares. This Certhca ate 10 possession ofIompapy.
Certificate No. a. in a \ II Green Nf 90 Shares
CeIhcat. No 81 IN @! Jopi Cosrr, for 2so Share.
Cer.bcaie No. %, ia Of J. v williamson. for loo
ShsTrs.
Cerhcsi. No % IN Of Levi Dickson Tor loo Shafes
For non payment of nsta1irnt due juno ~ iSS, Of 81
per h-.e:
Certificate No 49, In Of Alex H. Sibey for so Shsfes
This Ctricsto In possession Of COnfany
Certificate No 81 Ia Of Spencer Via 20, FOR loo
SHARES. This Cor,ihcsi. IA posses.ion of Company.
Cerncste No ~ Ia Of Jno. T.. keeler for 20 Shares.
Cehcate No. ~ IN nuu, q John johnson for 40 SHARES
Certificate no 81, n name OF fbo;. II. Troer, for 80
Shares.
Certificate No 49, IN name ofJo. II. Trotier for 100 sh,r
Certificate No ~ in II ID. e. Lazy. for 100 shATe,
Certificate no. 49, IN Il ob schsl for 100 Shares
Certificate No. a. Ia o Root Schal for - Share
Certificate No. 3s In Of w. y. Lansry for y, shre'
BY order Of the Board OF Drecios.
JAMES X. YOUNG, Secretary.
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Receiufa Of Produce.

OCT. 7.-i6OoO bbs. Flour. % bbls. Whisky, q
bbls Corn Meal, 10000 bnsh. Wheat. JOG 600 onsh
Corn, SEQ bush. Oats 773O bush. Rye 81 lt3 bush
Barley IL pkgs Ashes, 3,4l6 pigs. Petroleum J 70
pkgk Butter.
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THE CRoToY NATIONAL BANK Of the City OF
New.York Designated Depository and FINANCES
Agent OF the United States,
No. IL NAssAusT
This Bank is prepared 10 receive accounts non
Ranks Bankers and others, on favorable terms. and
will as gent of the Government attend TO the conver
sion Of Compound Interest Notes. &C., into the PEI
cent $50 Bonds, pihOut charge
Wa b. HATCH, President.
X. NJ. HEDDES, Cashier.
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1855 e2a go 81 1854 81 90 Inc 4lc' ~
Receipts from Jan. Ito Sept 30.

1865 ear, o6s 81 1864 500 O7o o5 Inc. se 10
The Boston 7'rereaer Of yesterday says:
Money is in fair request at the banks and I'D tne ol
maj kei, and the supply ~ large enough 10 mec' ""
wants Of borrowers for mercantile ana otner Pa Ne,
Short loans are made on tbe best collaera's a,
cent and on longer time at $40. Notes " tuo -
class having few months 10 run are passee. 20 Tao
per cent and the inferior grades rom h,,. f,r
dealings in stocks are somewhat animated Vosn i
dividend. paving securities and speculative sn' %
United States gold. bearing and currency t holSing
seady demand for temporary ana perna"'"'
The Chicago Tribune of Thursday, hPoi's'
yery active demand for money by produce usa,sls
and commission merchants, ana Tue MAJ 49, innraased
close and stringent. This stTDgency mas ln'i 49,,
Utbn the last "a hours in consequence OF some aaTm
hsn ct with reg ard 20 the ability Of our BANKERS 70
ooonrmmodot. the proyisiOn trede the operauons III
which will commence shortly. The GrlnRehcy IN tho
49, ,art et renders the market for Eastern exchange
bnayy and somewhat dull. Early In the day the banks
sd n each other AT soc. off, but later the general
sailing p,ice was zoe off. The counter rates sre uD
cbsnped viz; lilo discount buying, and par 10 ilo
premium selling The general counter rate Tor sehing
i l2O premium The supply Is very moderate ou' Tue
scarcity Of currency weakens the market
The Cincinnati Commercial! OF Thursday, re-
ports:
Exchange is again easier, and some OF the dealers
were not paying above par. This condition OF the
market Is attributable curailment OF the currency
supply rather than great excess In e1cnange- no
demand continues large.
The following summary shows the receipts ana
shipments of Flour and Grain at Chicago, during
the week ending September 80, in 1864 and 1860;
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CrAarrRxAsrERs OYTIcE No. u srArs-srr
NEw.YoRK Oct. 2 1875.

NV ok. Uct 2, IV'%I =
PROPOSALS for FORAGE and STRAM.-
Proposals. are invited by the for the delivery
OF rood mrrchantale TIMOTHY Hay and STRA" %
bos3 OF vessels such wharf in New York Harbor as m
Tie sy and Straw be securey bsed aud weigh I've
bos,.nd IL oapl pounds per tun, exclusive OF wood
PROPOSAL. plainly the quantity pree, and time
Tue Hsy and Straw win be inspected by Government In
spector AID weighed before being hikp-d.
rropo.ss viii also b. received deliver Way ard straw
Washington o. C.. Richmond. Va, aud Hilton Head, :. e.
subject u the above RED IiTements-
bin. will he sccep,ed Nom tune TO time to meet the r.
quirenirpis OF the Government
Payments 20 be msje delivery as soon Thereafter
funds for the purpose shall n received
STEWART VAN vLlEr, Brevet Adjt Gen, &c.
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SATURDAY, Oct. 7-P. n.


Gold has been dull and heavy at ll6dl4Cs,
and prices tend downward. The closing price was
A6l.
Government Bonds continue dull and heavy,
md there is quite an amount Of 1905 pressing on
the market.
Miscellaneous shares were dull and generally
hover. Coal stocks were steady and in fair de-
mand. Atlantic Mail was steady at lab bid
Quicksilver sold at 500.
Railway shares were heavy in the carly part o
the day, and all stocks were pressed for sale fol
cash. Erie sold at sst; Michigan Southern, Isl
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, S0i and general desire
10 realize was manifested. At the Board the mar
ket improved fraction, but was very excited, and
strong desire was shown to realize. AT the one
O'Clock Board the market was steady, and in the
street prices improved and closed quite strong.
New-York Central sold as high as l0l; Reading,
II6i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 81. The market
rallied on large purchases TO cover shorts, and
closed irregular. The closing quotations were:
New-York Central, 1907; Erie, S9s; Hudson River:
I0S Reading, ne Michigan. Southern, 'Gl CIeve-
land and Pittsburgh, 81; Rock bland, llc2;
North Western, 81; Northwestern Pref SCI; FQrt
wayneI moi; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, <9i;
Canton, ~; Cumberland Coal, AZ; Quicksilver,
seq
Money has been in sharp demand at per cent.
on call at which rate good houses were all supplied,
but those in poorer credit had some difficulty in
making up their accounts.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$3,99,6is 35-for Customs, $5i3,CoO; Payments,
&, 1872 74-on account Of Loan, 81 600; Bal
ance, $50, ,62l 6s.
Foreign exchange is dull IS usual on Saturday.
The closing quotations of yesterday repeated to-
day, viz: Bankers Sterling, 60 days, 1895 a 10;
Bankers Sterling days, ll0f; Francs, long date,
5l6l 95.l5; Francs short date, 5l5i 95.l9i.
A Washington correspondent Of Tie ihladel-
phia Inquirer says:
Forty millions Of the new Fivctwenty Loan have
already been TAKEN ard 1t is expected tie remaining
$40 900 600 will be absorbed tomorrow Saturday.
The exports Of Specie from this port during the
week have been as follows:
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lOLd klnct jan - AcpO. - V~' no
Annexed are the comparative earnings Of the
Michigan Southern Railroad for the month Of
September;
1867 sisl. l73 1864 ssss $50 Inc. .ss5 $40
From March |:
1865 So 553 $40 1865 81 800 323 Inc. e4sl COG
The following are the comparative earnings of
the Michigan Central Railroad for the month of
September:
1895 SAG col 1864. $40. iIi Inc.... s6e 2l7
Annexed are the comparative earnings of the
Chicago and Alton Railroad for the 4th week in
September:
s9l, 3o2 is6l.....e72C4 .....ss.67s
From the LIST 10 the 30th September:
1865. $3.50 COZ 1864. .s3z035l Inc 81, e2l
From Jan. 10 Sept. 30:
1865. s24 az 1864 .72e. aI Inc. 81 oa9676
The earnings of the Racine aud Mississippi and
Northern Illinois RAILROADS for the Feek ending
September %. vss,
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proyo
CSy,cs DEror CoxnrxA.y

Cr1cs pkror CoNnissARY
F0RT MoCRoH Va, srpt IN 1875
GOVERNMENT SALE OF WHISKY
NJ SEALED PROPOSALS lin duplicated Ar. .s;,.i
VIII b I re- ~ s .9 9 y .o at ss sp UNA
one thousand seven huadrsd ssd asesa ans Ssnss
LoTNo sn0 i-copsi.in, 0 Of ,sn w ho,a,.a
O6D barrels Of Rsctisd WHISKY ssiginav nmssysvs
April May and Jnn: lsst and January 1855 ontsi,ss s5os
IONS Proposals Tor TEN o) barrels and upward tbs o "a
LOT No. a-consisns Of four hundred ana .,,. -
barrels Of Pare Copper Di.. Sui sTior
originally inspected In February 1885, cnntairin,
eighteen thousand foos hundred and ninety eight ls%s
Proposals for five 49, barrels and upward Of this lot will n
LOT No Astonishing Of one hundred and ,v.o,, M.
barrels Pure Rye WHISKY originally ns uected Ga Pb,g
1885,; containing about four thousand eight hundred V
Proposals for three ~ barrels anil upward Of this %, win ~
LOT No Astonishing Of si.ty three iso barrel, ,,-. u,
tsinng about thousand Ave hundred and twenty y ~
gallons Proposals for two W barrels and upward of III
LOT NO 5con..,ips of av. ts) barrel, pur. old soo,Ao,
Whisky, originally inspected June 1854, containing sSoCt
Proposals. for one ~ barrel and upward Of this lot vii b
received h"
all pure and OF prime quality The reced des:psd -
i.sne the troops in the 6-si and the Bourbon and R.
whiskys the market has all been regsasrd within ~
present month and Is in excellent order packages being Of lie
Samples of the whisky can b. seen ard blank prouc.s "a,
be obtained the Offices Of the following named oeer Of a.
Subsistence Department viz;
Colonel II. b. CLARKE. A. d. C. and A. C. O. e. New
| York 1870
Nd.
Captain THOMAS Q. SULLIVAN. C. s. RichmSud VI,
Csptaio 4. d. BRIGHAM, C. g., Boston, Mns
Captain ]. Is. WIGGINS. C. g.. Phade phia Pa
The Government reserves the right 10 withdraw ,pv a,
al of the above lots, and 70 reject sny proposals. deemed
| too low.
Payment 20 b. made IN United States corre0ey within u,
o days after notification Of acceptance Of bid pror o
delivery Of the properly.
g1sranty one-hsH the amount proposed for m A
accompany the bid szned by az responsible paes
When removin, the Whisky, purchasers will pioyde ,5e
own AID the Government will load the vessels
free Of Wharfage. docksge or labor.
Bdoers are invited 70 be present at the opening Of Their
propo.als Breyrt Brig .n. joseph Roberts o. A. com.
handing at Fortress Monroe, Va. othsr of Ger q
will be present Ut the opening Of bids b
| sentees. JAMES CURRY, Colou-l and {. g. "
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ASSISTANT ouAarranAsrsns OFFICE.

No 10 srArx Sc. ~ VIZ oRK CTR, Oct. 5, 1865 1
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received AZ
~ this Office untl IL O'Clock, M Oh THURSDAY the IRA
Inst for he delivery at Military Posts md hospss ~ 10
several quan les ofCOAL and WOOD usued respectively
AZ Davis Island 200 tns rosi; iisrts Island, 20 tori
Goa aud 100 cords of Mood; Fort Schuyler 100 tins Ces
aud 100 cords Of Wood; Fort COLUMBUS, Ieo tuns Coal
FOR, Wood 10 tnns Goal and Pm cords Wood; kor li,sk
ton $50 tuns Cos, si 80 eords Wool; Font La yee l~
Coal Fora Richmond ~ tun- Goa aud 200 cord Wood
Fort sandy Hook 200 tons Cos am 2iS cords Wood
The Coal Ia to be III best qpshy Of hthrsci'e ard o. k
and Stove and ro Dc delivered ia r ysIds at the sewers
posts. excep at Dsvids Island HANS Island ort scAoyx
and 81 Sandy Hook where il is b. del tie tccL
OF having the coal hotrd nnd h-ad b. Goye utnest Salf
ct the several posts the cc~ut rate Il unloading pera
MerehsntAblc had wood ID the standard; tie cord i cas-
bundrrd and twenty, ght cubic feet.
Tie bidders will be fegn.d ~ accompany Their PROPOSE
with signed by tao Respectable Isrues tlnh
their bids pied ~ VII wAn two days neis
after execute Cor the th good sui rcem
sur,tes. In the Of Thousand aosrs S5el 20 ~
liver the coal and thr-e tknused dollars 5000 II " va
the wood they nny bid therefor IN cor iorry VIE ~
terms Of hi, advertisement payment i0r each dehvciy w
ad- IN such fund. thc CQv-rui %. may pryid" ps
tie scknow ecgucn, OF the proper rceipnI orce a. w
post. All tho co and wood otFacte Tor to be eet-lrd
tween he dae Of the sguug 81 lie contract and hr '"
NoveI Der los. - -,
The privilege /, rr-vea Vi .iscns any or al tie p'as
II dern-d advi-sbl . a., l..
Oarruss .hoald b. in otscd Proposals.. for Coal lf
Wood an eidIc>.rt 10 the uIle'ssnvd. For further PN
GculArs ingulr-a this ohice - a..
t. order Of lrevet Brig Gen. STEWART vlS sufr eos
teTnA.ter u. y. A. Il. L. Mok"AN
C,r,.ir nd 4. st .QusrirrDareH