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, 1865-05-15
FROM DETROIT.
Shooting Hackman-lmPorta De.
clglons

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
DErRcrT, Nay IS.
Vim. Wasso. a haekmap, Was murdered this
morning about i O'Clock, under the following cir
cumst,uces: Three Leutenants, somewhat IN
toxicated, got Into a difficulty with haekman
nxmed Baty, in front OF 4 saloon on Jefferson
avenue. AMER some dIsn.t- :s11 :..e5 went for
patrol auaad to arrest him. Before they returned
Baby had driven off ard Wasso hid taken his
place. The officers ordered the guard to arrest
Wsseo. and they rushed towards :;e horses heads
trtRhten1nK them 30 that they started down the
ayenue at great speed. Oae Of The officers then
rave tho order to ne, which was obeJed and
Weseo received several bullets through his head,
The three Itentensnts and pstrol guard wsre a:
rested this morning, the latter and one at the OIL
Gess hloneing 10 the 3oth Michigan regiment.
Ihs 6eets.ed rs thirty Year, Of sge' and Of quiet
The supre!.te court Of Michigan this morning,
IN an sh,s opinion delivered bS Judge Campbell,
ARMED ths power Of Congress to mike treasury
The Metropolitan police commissioners have
perfected the frragenlenta Of the new police s{s-
rem. nnd the newly appointed force will enter
On lts duties Monday morning.
Especial Dispateh to the Chicago TEibune.l
DE1noIT, May II.
The Adjulant General has Issued an order for
reducing the number Of company and stat officers
Of volunteer regiments, by mastering ont Of ser
vice, On the 18th inst. Ill ruch officers are alb
sent from their commands on account OF physical
disability.
Afstal accident occurred On the Michigan Gem
tral Ral1rosd near Ann Afhor this morning. 4
hsnd car containing eeyerM Workmen wss over
taken, run over and smashed to pieces BY the e1-
presb train coming East, md 4 lAborer pamed
Michael 0'Brien Killed. The other occupants OF
the hand car jumped out before 1t Has struck.
Il u he meedng in = Of he Board Of Trade, today,
letters were received from the Boards Of Trade Of
Cleveland, Toledo, St. Paul, and several other
places, al pnrpostng to cooperate in the coming
Commercial Convention to be held In this city on
Jnly nth. Responses hare already been received
from every Board Of Tr3de in the United States
and B1iueh Provinces except Chicago.
, 1865-05-15

SATURDAY EvKxIBG. Nay IL
LUhRER-ReceiFed. g.. N shipped. 1.257 m. Tha
week closer market which has bo n characterized
with aullnfsa and ocp1saalon- The tecsipss during
the vtek were nbera ,sud with few hu7ers and
great scarcity Of dock rom, ade has ruled very Gull.
and IN ordtf to make sAlss. holders wete forced to
.nhnit to corc slion. Ths decltna during the week
n E, ,ttmstcd 1t u ooa3no n-tho former On upper
.nd tho latter on common ousites Even 1t this de-
cllne there IL quite reluctance on the part Of Tho
t1sde to- operate, and a greater eop-tsaioa u dc.
tusnded. Balet to-dsy were:
Cargo xehr Rainbow. from Kewanee, 1eo N y stsp.,
bslanca boards gang sawed from No. logs, at e6.o0.
sold py Bick1ord: rEo lcho Gladiator, from Grand
river 10 josts and boards. few ttsips,ss
$780, ao1d BY Ir!ab Fuller; cargo schs Self. tom
Cant rtY{F. 1co N bad sawed from No. 13g7, 1t
~ 50. sold py O B1evster; carzo eeh1 Catchoole,
.nistee 100 m }o!sts, ecantltng and lew stEtps.
non .,a - ,o1d by Bickford; crrKo schs Wyoming,
- - ss.-,- v .trina- hslAnce cohmo1 q. 1ad, It
~ u 1~~A']
S1soo, sold BY Brewster; cargo lchr Baeusch, from
carlton, Wts 1000 cee posta mostly split. st1cH :,
sold By Blan ctard d Boriard.
6HINGLK6--ReceIvtds7 d SIS n shipped 637 N Mar
ket quiet. Sales we're: 80 n sawed 4 at $65o.
LATH Received ss5 N shipped al N. Market
qui. +. Bales were: 100 N at $3.50; 70 n at $40.
afA1-
, 1865-05-15

e,n-,on,.. ,,oB.,,, AkK!vnD;; ;Asy Il.
sr aissa a.vea. sseas: sh
PEop chicago, MeSh. Chicago, .nadties
Prop Eays.,.e' Napier, St. Joseph, 100 4. & ass M
g,5a9e Fots%,c. Rqncy. pay City: 20 n lumber:
sshF t. II a%ss2
.tinales, ana IS n lath. -
sssE ERsa':s snss se' ''
sehs 2. z. Ausssy, Gldney, Green Bay. 16o N lUn-
ss; E III :,sS e aY1s !a%s
Sch Gasto soi: NC: oEei st. seph. !: eds vooA
sehr Ann. tnith. St. Joss1h. Is N shingles, ~ bz
sehf to;.ieaa. Faulkner, St. cl.ir. ,so lumnerlss
scar Emslice. Burns Grand Haven. 50 n lumber. 71a
sehr Gn j. Mhzecht, Manlfowoc COO N shtnsisa
schr Transtt, Larson. Aantovoc, 100 N sh'nz1es, 3s
sehr i.ytnn Bele. Smith, Bay c,ty; q, n lumber.
ssh Rs q sssBa J. Sc 9S
SsI as e
sssi sss1 H.; Hsas =, C s
scou Mount Vefacn, Anderson. kalamazoo. 81 n
ssss {,S.5? a:s: Sats Cd;
cLRAEED.. May ".
Stz Corset, McHenry. Hiwsafer. sund.ies.
B.i9ae Amss,ess unlan Woi7iu. Baasio 100 otna
B.rqas ssess Wess 81 Meataur. Buffalo, $500 l.h
Bs s. 49, s9aS1!s sssSs ososs9 St
Basqae aiofs u. McE1v,.a P,nt colborns. ss.aas
sepE $fsS5ts. f;nt, Bans,e. y :, GO bush corn.
ssst Tn Tso7Ps ks.s' Baiaie, s q xhs,s
sr Fl fS5o Is con-
sshr ssnE no1 h.3s Is ss b
Schr St, Andrs y, NotIia Bunalo 1850 bu c31n-
, 1865-05-15
Bank OF England

There a,e several objections 10 accepting the
above Is Z probable guide IN the present ago. In
the Arst place there Is no parallel in history to
the eyents which transpired IN our miast during
the past four Jears; our resources ara much
e,eater than tosa of England and our recuper-
atiye power even greater still. Tho experience
Of he psst E1 months proves the latter beyond all
Question. What country On the face Of the earth
except the limited statef, could hare lived through
decline n Ill values OF 80 per cent, without
financial panic Even here the man would have
been pronounced 4 crazy erthusiast who would
have dared 10 prophesy that ruin and disaster
would not bare followed such decline.
During the week Gold and all values have de-
clined materially. and the general matkets have
been unsettled in consequence. Tbs following
tsble showa the daily price, Of Gold during The
, 1865-05-15
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKKr.

SATURDAY. EvKa11a, Nay u.
The week closes On Dry Goods market that hiss
been only fairly aetiY3. Prices remain steady at
last quotations. We quote:
P1tntHMerrimac, &c; Cocheco, 2tc; Pacldc,
&c; Garners, 21lc; Richmond, a5c; Duchess B,
2cac; Mournings, sc.
Glpghans-GlasRow, SOC; Lancaster, 3ac.
Brown sheet1ngs- Standards, 41e; Nediord,
S9c; Agawsn F, 31c; Pepperel 3, SIC; Dwight
4, s21c.
BIesched GoodsNew York Mills, 42ic; Wam-
tuts, DOC; BATES, a7tc; Walthan Z, Sic Len adale,
S5c; Canoe, Ic.
Denlms-Anoskeag. Csc; York, 80c; Hsymate.s,
bOc; Milford, 423c.
Striped shirt1ng-Amoskeag, sc; Falls, &c;
Uncasville, 3sa@29ac.
Tick-Hsmtlton D, 4sc; York, 8o@65c; Penn
berton Z, soc.
nclairnS-An &C.
, 1865-05-15
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
Fight with the Gucftllns-The Vic.
x1Uzs Of the SultAuR-A Rebel Hand.
tspscial Dispatch TO the Chicago THbune.l

CAIRO, May Is.
The aemphis and ST. Louis aagship City Of
CaIro, Riley, master. Dill and Dill, clerks, from
Memphis yesterday evening, has arrived With
good trip Of passengers and cargo for st. Louis.
The duzens and paroled soldiers had neht With
gurrillaa End robbers on the night Of the sth, 1t
Cov1ne ton, T1pton comfy, Tenn. They killed
three and wounded fourth. They went In pur~
suit Of the remainder Of the gue1ilas. The cit-
zens and old so1dless determined to get lid Of
eueh rconndrels. The guerillas were ssid 10 be
rome Of Mat Luxtou's gng.
Patses to lcaye hemphl. by land or water arc
iii tta,ed that many bodies Of the victims Of
tbs su1tsna catastrophe can be eecu floating ia
The IivcE, and lying on the banks, and in dim
wood On both sides, a nr down as White river.
Many Of these, owing to the temperature, are too
much deconpused to be mDved. Some OF them
have been made the prey Of antmals. Many OF
them have been picked up IN the river BY the
eunboats, wrapped IN canvass, and thrown oTer-
board. ...-.-1
supposing the explosion Of the Snltana Was occa-
s1oned IL 4 torpedo placed IN the coA. The
wrecf hss been Visited and pieces Of the boilers
recovered, which were badly burned, proving be-
yond doubt or denial, that the boiler was IN very
I
, 1865-05-15

- -. x,..,~r Il bead steszs. avtrsEtos "a
- 4 9; ne n,ov..u 1,ss.A good Steer: s'z"s'
nz it :. ~ head fsr sseexs stst.kiox
e a,,: s :: "a e ssi.sler head. averaging - ~
's1a r. nm. !, head svz.s!ns otS 9 p.
Ni.u 70 zi*xaer u heaa' a'esaz'0* A'
q .n-, rt = n.ray,..a aordsa II A'ad' ''''ss'a.
1:ss sms e. = Kss9 c.. Ii b<.d. Averaging 1h s' 81
rs. ' ~ ~ n.
.t... .ola e,oraop Is head. averaging f1h ass
s.n, sold Rost.th.n IL bead, &veF aging i'l' -
R.S.1ork "s,S x.lory .ola c.llea head a'sFAstnE
'9n ,.stt N Il a.llory said xacs,s head. averaging
II saia. eh' ia Gordon n head. averaging tla D.
ensnixan sid Fisher IS head averaging ~ ~ !"
sa~erk q N.ne1 so1d c'emzeF& Co shsaa' ~
HastsH e o'a Hrfs,f q head, averaging lin u, It
.et;ecl:E Co. sold 7'lsots 81 ht'a' .'sE't'ns !"
Iocs-T.e receipt of Hcss - shown By the aoove
.e,. .1onnt 10 1851, Rnd the shipments 10 o,los'
The,e ms been received this week ~ moso " ~
ls,t weak, md 1875 mora tnAn oof'aS A' ss''N
poa ding w+ ek Of 1sat ysaf. ...r .u,..,,.6
IN. ma1kst ibis week has been TeEJ well nsthneo.
+.r e1eeeduR in this respect the
ard atipy+rs- The close OF ths week sho 4 ~
deet1o en- the prtees Of the week previous oas -
shoxs a,so thss they havn reststed the noe
fsr more succesafully thAn heef cattle: Ine enet
for this u found in the TACT
,n.x NOV bfisf demand for thf n In SeE fosk iof
conversion INTO Knglsh meats Ls4s yesF mast OF no
ho; we're pvt into pork. sad taesa u now seAscl5
IT ,hr4e meats Hence Tho demand and the atesos-
uess Of pr: ees. ,,,.. =.
The following taols Will show tho clostn9 prices oi
the various R1ades this week Ard lass:
Q1QAHa FK1C1a+
Prime to extra grades. 9s g e snaas =
s,ear MeaiaIl Observation-Disclosures. op Goasso 5.co@s.o
Th1, exhibits decline Of about sc c"t On prime
and e sdtun grades. Stock HoGs havs undergone no
quosab'e change.
A. compared with list year. the prices this weekafe
u follows:
COMPARATIVE rK1CKs-
This year. Lat year.
Prime to e1t1a grades .....S7 seAs.5o 36:3a1 CO
Medium to p1tIut.---.s..-.,. e+!SM..2 aN1o-M
Etocf cfHpKt.,,................S S.t086 50 4.71@5.a3
TO-DAY the market Is active, but scarcely 10 n1n
as pre v.ousy. 1he yards pretty well Cleared out
and little { be done until fresh shipments are
ceiyed The saes during thu weak fcot up SIS, Of
| which $50 wrre made to day.
The following are tho transactions:
HOG 6ALK5 TODAY.
, 1865-05-15

~Rey, J. Hyatt Smith, Of Philadelphia,
in 4 recent address to his people said: II
have heard ceusure proaounced upon Pres1-
dent Lincoln because he visited theater.
Ny friends, look upon q patriot In theater
as hett&r than . Copperhead At prayer
AsothX."
, 1865-05-15
RUFUS HATCH,
tpKXKRLY HATCH b uuuHNl
11R0ErB

BR0EER.
No. 35 Exchange Place, NeE York
4QYerement eecudties, stoek and Gold, Bought Ind
Bold Exclusively on Commikalon-
RKyEHESCN:
MesEa 8oIomnn slusRek 8ous. Chicago. NJ
MeAsrs. Hlnckley Handy. Chicago, ILL.,
CT. Huce1er, T. 4 hIcRgo. n.
L. T. HUM, EkQ- EhlcAt O, III.
G: A. RoEers. E1o Chicago, N.
bIessrs. McKtn Bros. q Co., Feu York City.
Mess4; y: 4; r. TotEsl M = e, New York ctH.
Ma szs Lathrop, Bmlth Co.. OsweEo, nj.
C. Dur1nt, E3Q., PTesldaus Kock Island Railroad Co.
, 1865-05-15

Returning sneaks and DeseFters.
The following are among the sneaks and
deserters who came from Canada over to De-
troIt to take the amnesty oath. The entire
number was about 15o. Some two hundred
more came too late, were shut out and COM
nelltd to return again into ,anishment:
: Iosua-John Crawford. huseattue. -, 49,
III nofs-Ell Donrlata. Umun county; Pnnl o.
Thuiler. PTalEae Du R9ehe Robert T. .6loon-
neId. Chicago; Nein1Ah Harris: ..,,..
Observation-Disclosures Hesuali, Berlin; SLID
ctus A. Hale. dtstttc, Anu.pfe VIM PolkinR%
ham, Dodgev1llc; George Mcknight, lafayette
Nfanesote-Thomss AcDermot Saltwater. i.
l.dian1-Henry ?. Clnusou, Frank Spttztrgcl,
liz; John Hawkins, drafted LafayetGs; Rao "olph
Anaerron, dr~fted. Wah.-h: A,u,ue! Smith,
u4aited, T&lAAh Joseph 1<nE, WsossA.
, 1865-05-15

Wheat, daring the week, nas deeuaed asooe;
Corn, NC; oa1s, stcf hSe' oc' aao oa1!e5s to9o
&c 2 huahel. Flour has destined osc oafte1'
and Aeat and Prime Mess fofk' fauo9S*u oa"
ri. couee has also oee1ineo 1c' aoo n@to eas@ts
tic ponnd. ,,
To-Day onslnese "I gsnes4ny ua.l' &11 N ~.
markets. were qu1e1. e!ors ~. ,assas: "a, "uea'
aeeilned 2s*tc pes oataet' saI, co,u; r%1ss rs.
oEsne1i oats, 1~sn - ~ ~. .e4..- h.-,.ss
:eEae Per es.'oas 49, Gosa.n1nsnt psn1 -, Nv '
'aen ~ us4u" t., ~ ya., ~, manning q. ,an,
wv epea.S - 800 @ -, 1soa The f,1,o~'
oeensso 70 tS'N' Ane s.-ss e'o's ,aa.~ ~ I.m..
Ing a1spaunes "sts .s.s"3
po5as peAAe1 aA'3 .so,,.n az
s:3o 1G ~ 9zSy =, "a,
11:IH A. N .129s All 3. n. m..........i .iaoi
11:gn =. .m.........122t 100 p. 1901
Here the market was dull. It opened on the
street At 12o, and closed stesdy It 128. On the
Stock Exchange the demand WAS limited At 1890
1891. Silver was nuninal At t1b9115. Cook Co.
Scrip sold At A}. The market was quiet
The great denand for seven-ThfEues engrossos
the attention Of capitalists 50 much, that other
Government Btpek1 are In measure lost sight Of
We quote;
Buying. Selling;
Five-Twenties.. 1854 10551olS
Ten-r efues '..''.' ..'.....'. sas vt
The subscriptions = lie oesen.Ihfrty Loan
1t the Second National Bank To-day amounted to
$1,035,000
Exchange wss scarce aud In active demand At
par buying and premium selling. The amount
being made is unusually light for the season.
There IL very active demand Tor money, but
the market is very close, owing to the absorption
~ currency by the Eeyen.Thirty Ioar1 and the
~ ~ ,n,,ancv ,b.t T. 3atv .snt Es.t nsre
a"ouu1 u s41.euey la ua, s1a. :. ~ ~
Exchange. The rate OF discount Is steady at 10
n
, 1865-05-15

Since Jan. 1....$68, 5s8 S8a ST, 77 ,7s3
The commerce Of New York from July 1at to
date, compares Al foliows: -
1ea2-3. 1861. 1866.
Imports udfe s151. 7C4 &17o. 1885 9 $1e9 si6
Exp'e produce, 10 ,375, ,78t 18d537, $40 13n39,2H
E1p't Specie. 1855, 146 s,43l ,567 28,1&,496
-secret1y M'Cul'och has recently issued th
following order: "The three per cent fee on good
going to the Insurrectionary States IL abolished
such transportation IL hereafter ftoe." .
te.dsy eaIee wete moderately lafge 1t tho TO low
.nk quotations.: 1;;caaoy, os:9 !1.oa; Tas.. 3sosy
, 1865-05-15

.1l pertY feeling, all political jes1ou41ee, must be
buthrd and Suspended !; today no MIN il gym
psthi1es xrh hof1h OF South ~ are al mourn
tf1 tyer the fste Of Bp honest citizen.
, 1865-05-15

....-.. SATURDAY kTE1Xe, MAy 1a 1888.
tAH a1ts Qf Cram uTS tsoto n1tzdk On hds4s QF E
stoFd0e, II accord1nce s1ia O Fesoiu&oa passad
GAGngk ana aFs 10 FspoF&sd bt w. xn&s5 otart0tss
gpe1Hed.1
FRElGfITH-LAn FRKIaurs were eu1 aud
rncDarE. d. Engsgements were: BafQnes UnatiuA
ano Orphan Boy. corn to Bnds:o 1t &c.
1L1 RAIL FRE1aHTs Are lower. The following
, 1865-05-15

s5~ The latest nows from Caprera states
that General Garibaldi has perfectly retoYeFfd
from Ills wound, and walks freely without
1implne, though he still uses = cane. The
aeneta1ta sun ounded By tbs members Of his
, 1865-05-15

SATURDAY ETIaNa, May IL.
The following summary shows the movement
in prodnce and proyi1Iors durtnz the paAt twenty
four hourt:
, 1865-05-15


representative OF Imperial interests On this
continent, has an article warning all parties,
including the Government Of the United
States, that the-hono Of France is involved
in The permancnce OF The throne Of Ma1imi-
Ian in Mexico. So far as this may be regard
ed in the light Of threat, 1t viii pass for
what 1t ia worth, and we do not constderi 1t
worth much. Viewing 1t az statement OF
an abstract truth pertaining to national 6ensi-
-s,sls4i-.- 4-es--A.4 4,>--saauas. ~hAthAr- tha
honor Of France is more se1tously involved
IN maintaining q monarchy in Mexico than
that Of The United States in preserving re-
public. II the honor OF the two countries
Is equally involved, 1t becomes question,
which ~ Is the stronger party in
the immediate theatre Of the
controversy. We conceive, however, that
the honor Of the United States Is much more
seriously involved In the fesue than that Of
France, and we believe that, whatever may
be the military prowess Of the respective na-
tions on different field, ours is unquestion-
ably the superior on that field.
Passing oyer the ruftian proceedings which
led to the establishment Of q throne IN
Mexico, We find that The Emperor Of the
French proclaimed Madm1ll3an 10 be the IN
biased choice Of the Mexican people, that he
was not satrap or dependency Of France OF
Of any European power, but the lawfully
chosen ruler OF Tree people. II would seesn
as though the homer OF France night hare
been satisfied IN successfully -arottling re-
public which Fas 1hen, TOR the first time in
many gears, epsssytng domestic tranquility,
Ino delivering 1t to foreign prince,
who had been 80 stenuously desired aud
80 unanimously elected By the Me1icans
themselves. It would hardly seem necessary
to the national honor that France shollaA
guarantee him perpetual security By force
arms, after having blessed him with security
in the hearts Of the people. True, certain
proceedings subsequent to the spontaneous
election Of the new Emp.ror tended to give
the lie: to the Official declarations. The
French army Of occupation did not return
home, en1istments were invited and author.
lied in various parts Of Europe for service in
defending the new sovereign against his too
eager subjects, and grand lottery Was instl.
tinted in Paris, under Imperial auspices. to
fmnIaA money to keep him going. q pom the
face Of the papers, however. the nat1onal
honor wns already satisaed With so1n ,th;no
AASS-~% "@1 -SS~~>>3 "AeAA SN@A@ "AA!-A13s
, 1865-05-15
JAY COOKIE
HuRacHuups AaESr, P&4k1dsaAe4
Nav TT 111k
|9CElPTIOEs WILL BH K8CNVxo II

BUB0CKIPTIOEa WILL BIZ E8C&lVxp S1
Yir1t Rational Bank of CnieAEo.
Hecond National Bank OF Chicago
Third National Bank Of ChtcAEu-
Fourth National Back Of Chicago
F1s.h National Bank Of Cntcako.
Commercial National Bank Of Caies9%
Manufacturers' Nattona! Bank o. t1los
Nechaptca' NaffoaA BANK Of Gnlo
Nerrh ents' National HAnK o. t
NosthvateEn F9uoaas o1 ~ ~ caiesec.
1ufiAK 1dp
, 1865-05-15

E The Turkish government contem-
pla,es building gigantic ratlway-one which
Is to traverse the whole Of European Turkey
from the Adr;stic to the Black Sea, and BY q
branch to the Archipelago. Avlona Is the
starting point. Adti.uople the center, and
Yarna and Enos the e1tecme points.
, 1865-05-15
CHICAGO CATTLK MARKET.

For the Week Ending May 18th, 1865.
SATURDAY EVENING, May Is,
The following table shows the dAily receipts and
shipments OF Beef Cattle and HoEs during the week
ending to-day;
, 1865-05-15

E- On the receipt OF the ne ws Of
the Presidents assassination In Liverpool,
when it was alleged that the assassin
was Confederate, the Southern mep indig-
nantly repudiated the impntatlon, and some
of them who had known The Assassin In posi-
tIye]y asserted that he Was an abo!ition1st Of
the Lincoln and Jahnson SCHOOL,
, 1865-05-15

sRE1P@Sheep have been very quiet during the
week, and good grader only we're salable. The s9p-
ply has bean ample ior the demand. Prices closed ~
foLoH4:
CLOSING 9ro1AI1oys.
Prime to tI trA, uuthorn. &aGo 93. IS
Medium 10 prime, d+t1t4ilu
Prime to * "a, shcrp 573G, IS
MeuiuEu 70 prime, shcru. 473t350
, 1865-05-15

TIE market 10 Vftno%t ehAnxs. W.
q .hanAa iStm yutetusy'a tikrres.
HKHEoaK.
!. a.N9a1 n Collar, 2 N... a74.. u
0 oN-sa-so 8fAu8atsT 4ota. a. 4k&
l&361a.43 slaughter o4t
1.NAlR Cnlc4Eo...... Q8@ y
a.ISto IS Huenos Ayrf1.. 43*4 9 y
*0'.t 0ftnoco 6ole. >. sH8 c-8
!. .Aat4. n Qrtuneo good
azS3L 5 dntnARt6..-. ~ In
OAK.
. ,5es3a q French C11s+ 81
\ IL oi6 1s-,.-...,... Ala / -
Q 1.s11.33 French Gait. y
n 50, ...-19:1 q
l.tsAl u French C1lt lo-
Q.N6R1lni Dotce&.Y d - III kM.@
1& 0z-M 1rsnch Cali. La-
mci1Aa, SH6-,
lN8l.m ondA, y dos. 60 64H.uQ
Ltuln&a, y dox aM AU1a
zDH@ - Roam b de1 &Afh217 "a
moderately .cttye. and under tho
dva1co Ia crude pr!tos remain yeEy
, 1865-05-15
New York stock Market.
lat I'd. I'd Bd

C1oetnE prices tor cash. MaY 49, 1865. Received By r.
G. eAitorstAIl Co.. Commi sion. Stock and Bond
Brokers, s6 Clark streat, Chicago:
, 1865-05-15

TO-DAY the market Is active, hut scarcely 10 arn
as pre vousy. 1he Ysrda are pretty we'll Cleared Out
and little { be done until tresh shipments are re-
ceiyed. The sales during ths weak loot up Il IS, Of
which 1,ssa wrre made to day.
The following are tho transactions:
HOl2 HALKa TD.QAY.
, 1865-05-15
Qbtfd4o -:Gribnne.
THE PRESIDEWT.R RECONsTRuc,
ThnN 6RKE ntRk.

= The rva,a.,.s Mavs Se .sh1ss~ SM 49,
.al.s~hs-s % sn;t,sto. % a,,a =" s. nc, puousn
$50. ast 49, a' ~ 90 sea@eoos'
or-h,.,, 49,, 49, tas.a f.oa, ~ a.. rs, ~ ~ 'aso'
80 't tsouieoueo
W. w, uAe :. anu aoap!eo 70
u.a. 10 ~ ~ .s.o, o.'. ps a"aS ~ Inc
rnHa1o-o NaDe..s- .. 80, 80. so a"u conteoetate
onee :. .ne.r.. "A.eu lave neletoiofe centcFed
IN eAscn"ona, anu recognizes The government
-Of vermont H& the &tMfA Efvnrr.n nr4 ~ T;r
, 1865-05-15

The following Is the amount OF Flour and Grain
In etore AZ revised and corrected BY the Secretary
of %ha pn.~d oFw
, 1865-05-15

Hers Ht HNftt WtR duH. II Opened On m6
street at 129, and closed stesdy It 128. On the
Stock Exchange the demand WAS limited At 1890
1891. Silver was uuoinAl At 11b4118. Cook Co.
Scrip sold At at. The market was quiet
The great demand for seTen-ThirueB engrossos
the attention Of capftalsts 50 much, that other
Government stocks are In measure lost sight Of.
, 1865-05-15
PORT OF CHICAGO

MARINE NEWS
, 1865-05-15

LAAz ANp BA1L FH11oHTr-Are nominal 1t I1.t5 for
Flour 10 New YORK and 81.2o 70 Boston. fourth
Glass half thete IAEeb.
AL. WArKK FRxIauTs-Engsgenents have been
made vt sc tor pl owl NeW York ria lake aud
CauA1.
Westward BoGSD FHUaHTu.-Tha following ert
the current rata IRON New oHk to chicago:
1st- ID. Sd 4th.
6teAt on Lkke Erie. LII s. g
6t-sm Around La1es.....:.ta 1l3 z 81
, 1865-05-15

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RECONSTRUCTION.
Important Executive Orders By
the Ksresidenx.
Rc-est.b1i hment Of Civil Order ia Vtrcf:h---
In,ereeQrsc With Rebel Statos,


RI-EeTABItsEHNT or ORDER IN y1ReMtA-AE
ExEou11vE ORDER.
EXECUTIVE CnAnaEs,
WAsHmoToH ciTy, LAY .. 1856.
OaDE1Eu..1et That all acts ind proceedings Of
Tie poatcal, naiitazJ snd clgil o1Gau'zttious
ea!lion within the fttte OF Vircinlx Against tac
authority and lAes Of tho United States, sud Of
Ehich Jefferson Davis. John Letcher and William
nutl and void. Al persons Who shzli exercise
claim, pretend or attempt to exercise acy pollt-
cal. military OF civil power, authority, tulisdic
III, tic 81 lie {! oi Richnond, I'D bis conf<d-
et4fea. or nnder John Letchet or William sm,ta
and their confedefutee+ or under any preteneea
political, miitary or civil commission o. author
sty ifsned By them OF eitter Of them since the
1Ssh day Of April, 1851, shall BE- deemed and tsken
as in rebellion gapet the United s,atss, and shall
b 9esl, xi,h aeSeordngly a,,,. n-o,.,d tn mt
IN force ali Laws Vt The United stxtes, the adran4
tation whereof belongs 10 the Department OF
6ts:e, applicable to the geographical Limits aiofe'
Sd. That the Secretary OF the Treasury proceed,
without delay, 10 nominate for appoin m-ni, A.
sekBors OF ts1es and collectors OF caatous 1nd n
terpal revenue, and such other ofacsn Of tho
Treasury Department 10 are authorised BY law,
spd Bha / put in execution the revenue laws Of the
United States within the geograph8ca! ltnts atose-
ehall bs c1y en- 70 aus!incd loyI persons residing
Within tie districts where their respective dutic.
are to be performed But II suitable persons shall
sms in other States OF district. .1. - appointed
4th That the Postmaster General sha1l proceed
10 stablish post Offices and post routes and put
w1thin the said 5tates, giving TO loyI residents
the preference Of appointment; but ifeu1tsbie per-
sops are not found, then TO appoint agents, etc.
from other 6tstcs
ia. Thai he District Judge Of rad district pro-
eeed to hold eou.ts within said Site, 1n accord
ance with thr provisions Of The acs OF, Congress.