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CAIRO, juno 10.-The steamer Niagara.
CssEel, Master, G!eenonsh & Ryland Clsrks.
The steamer Gen. Q1ilmau, the first boat
from Shreveport 10 New Orleans since the
occupation Of New Orleans By Gen. Butler,
had arrived. She brought LOCO exchanged
prisoners to the mouth Of Red river.
Gen. Sheridan has ordered that no military
ton OF cotton In that part OF Louisiana IT,
Ing west Of the river aud in Texas. Confed-
crate cotton coming into the possession of
Federal forces will nc turned over to the
Treasury ofti:crs. Military authority Will not
why's as to embarfas the public service or I'm.
pcdc Shipment Of cotton In private hands.
A dispatch from Mobile May 8, says Chief
Justice Chase WAS received With o salute ot
Two dlvieions Of the 18th army corps. Gen.
Changer passed IN review beiore the ChIeI
Justice. The display WAS elegant and the
di.clp1lnc OF the tro aps creditabie,
, 1865-06-11
The Subscr1ption Fund for 1Ir1. Linz
coin NOT Abandoned.
,-tF1om the y. Y, Tribune, s,h.1
The 2prjrEfeli Mass Republican most mis-.


The Springfield (Mass.) Republican most mis-
taken1y snys:
1.-THE scheme for popular subscription to
raAtc enc hundred thousand dollars for Mrs.
Lincoln bus been abandoned. It has been
asccrtaincd that the late President left an
ample fnrtune-very much larger taan was
at irst supposed. Popular respect for Mr..
the monuments to be erected to his memory;
OF, sill better, TO The erection Of homes for
our disabled soldiers. In Ais naue.h
No part oi the atN,rc most mischtcvous
paragraph Is trnc. The subscription for the
widow and surviving children Of our late Ia
menten President has not been abandoned,
and viii not be, thourh it, success may DO
TREASURER, (alr. B. B. SHERMAN, No. 95 Wall
street, Is one of our most respected mcr.
chanss, and the effort is backed By q number
OF Our wo1th'cst and most honorcd citizens.
All that Is asked Il one dollar from each per-
son who Is willing to contribute that sum
toward making up to Mrs. Lincoln and her
children the SALARY whereof they were de-
pr1,yea BY the assassin's pistol: That Is all:
word concerning tho circumstances In
which 3Ir. Lincoln's death left his family,
because we are only asking the American
people to ray their righteous debt to their
ecntlncl slot down at his post. But 1t Is not
truc-far from ft-that O. the late President
left an ample fortune" On the contrary. We
happen TO know that Mr. Ltncoln's executor
lei Davis, Of Illinois, after taking 40 nccouut
oi tho estate, has notified Mrs. l.. that she
cannot afford to keep house On her means,
but must board. So much in reply to the
Rtpubltcun, and VIC trust not to feel con-
strained to feturn to the subject.
, 1865-06-11

:. WuDL.1hest u Eoih!aE n:w to note. Tn mar'
let Is gi1t &<t End fF1ceJ hare CDceTZQuc DANCE
6cs1ctlv any Of the ueF cl.p has cone IN. Va con.
tinae to quote soHroon 10 1e.t 1t {s9AC-
W0U11-Tne m1Taet Il very quiet. ard WtqnoEe .
Hspls terd a9 g
1tSeEA aSA
@ @Aspis In ~
s'TttAVYHERHIE FL The tupp;y i r1De liberal,
Aun mAu6 81 c039 90 y ba. for eepmu1 70
f2E, to sans II t1 for fa&T to choice.
, 1865-06-11
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

EATr1DAF ETKsI5a. June 10. 1855.
LCNBEE-R.cetyrd,A A.se9m thIpped ,1ism. The
usrket rotaF WAS rather 4rlet. but thcse Eas no
ehsrEe In values s3rcc yt1tcrdAy. sslrA Eere C&Su
sehr Mitchell, from Pierre Na,q7aste+ le5 n st:rs
bAlsncs ooe1ts HAM. by Col Lcoui1; cs,ko echr
o. o. Dexezton, from 0eonto, 80 n y strsps baAnce
boards, scan,luR sud 1as et IL o. by HoaghrslltoE
CARGO tchr Ra.Ane1, from AasktG,n, 50 n H st1trs.
bs.snre Mixed 1t ~ -, b. Hasts Maxwell; cargo
aehs FORESTER, f1or1 Grand River. 50 N rascd, at
tle.oo, br lrish + Fuller: ea;go sehs H- 3.
Mulses, from Gresn Bay, u ss1tEs, talsnce boards
ut Sl..o0 bl Cutler Y. 4 Co cargo schr TnonAs
Eiretto1d. from Green Bay. eosssC. II t1osa 10
RVS; casge sehr Hancah Etty, from White Lska,
common satted 1t ta.51; cargo sefr ". F. Alien. Jr,
from 0eonta, 20 m feet ats!ps. at 3iaca; casso
ttbr Arrow, from kalamazoo. 6 n teet good mixed.
1t AS %.
sHNGLEs-RecetTed,1 50 N shipped. 10 nj. We
did not hear OF any tsantassioos to-day, ~
IArH-R.ceived, s.7 n: shipped. Isl H. Market
steady. Sales werc q pei sehr Forester, Al Il -
49, x.xA &UH
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CAEo, juno 10.-From private dispatch
t., has received the arp:lntment Of Pos,mas.
ter OF Cairo, In place Of James G. Sloo, Esd.
John Morrill,, of the 5th regiment. Illinois
Cavalry, has been appointed Bfcvet Br.,adier
Getc1nl.
The eonyenslcn appointed to meet q Eieks:
del. gates were In Attendance.
Three monitors came down from Mound
City today. ard anchored in the stream op.
positc Cairo. This change Of position was
rcrdcud necessary TO prevent their being
caught above iAe lar, as the river continues
to rtccle rapidly.
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darcy Niece on sympathy for Ire.
1nnd In America.

The late English papers are full Of the
speeches delivered In Ireland by the Hon.
DARCY Niece, Of Montreal, Minister OF
Agriculture, and one Of the Canadisn com
missicuers to the Dublin Exhibition. Pesha ~
the following synopsis Of the general tenor OF
Ar. McGec's arguments IN the London Ilae.
may bc orinte1est to ons readers. this pic.
turc OF the Irish in America" says the
"ThuudeEcr," Il emintntly graphIc:-
In iht first place, he asserts most positive
1y that there exists In America no rational
ssntiment Of sympathy With Ireland. peoplc
have lccn misled by that tcncyolcucc whisa,
TO DO tho Americans justice. is never wanting
to any distressed people, whether their miscr.
Ice arise from famine or from fire, aud also br
tho clec1icneering speeches OF stump orators
ttntd to catch the Irish vote. The prospcr-
Gus and puritan!cal State Of New Eaelana
hate the Lishman for his creed, dcsrise hin,
for Ills poverty, and dcprlclstc him for bis
ignorance In the Middle Stats the Irish
1hen have become edlous by competing with
1ativc Industry, by jostIing native respects
hiliiy, and BY i'ersecuttng The negroes. The
1r!tl1ran Is regarded rs nu outsider, and must
do twice as we'll as another man II he means
10 have half the credit- Mr.. McGce speaks
10 tr,ms tvitcnuy drawn from the life or the
Irish Drmseoeue In America, whether dealer
hEpitits, Lawyer or editor. He suokcsibcs,
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by ovczpowertng and seizlng The clerks aad other
officers.
In St Louis On the 9Th, money was easy.
Eastern exchange was steady At l-lodi buying
and p1r ee1itrE.
-Fore1gu exchange in New York ts quiet. Tho
quotations arc Is follows: :,
81nkere Sterling, 90 0days.............11G1$@ @1t0f
Bt, keEs' Sterling. daJs......-.....- @li9i
Commercial. -119Akglt9t
Ft1urR. shurt date. Ate...-....-.........-.. bs44-
There is very little demand for gold In New
York, outxiie Of what 10 wanted for customs and
export, and there is a growing dispoaIt!ou among
hoarders to tci1.
The proposal to cali In the ragged and dirty
shInplaeter currency Of a leas denomination than
t~enty, ere een,e, and bring oas tmsll silver
charge IN lien Ct the tame excltes manifestations
ot universal approval.
The cochcco Manufacturing Company have
DECLARED 1 dividend Of SO per share, payable on
| and after the 91st Inst.
In Lo7tsyEle money continues In aeave eup-
ply and The market Il easy ut 3 PER cent per au-
mum. Esstern exchange il steady at f-10 dis. buy
ing snd par te|ltrg.
in Cincinnati money Is easier. and rates of
discount are steady at Per cent for drsrsls.s
natures and 1oGla fos commercial pspsr. Est
e1n exchange L. steady At par buying and Ito
prem selling.
| in Philadelphia on the 6th money was IN
changed, ard there was 1t ~ little demand for esp.
l:tl at tho discount houses Lo1ns on call were
plenty 1t per cent, and good business psper
wanted at TGs per cent per annum.
Tho closing quotations Of OH Stocks In Phil
a. r. - =. r..
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yuE r1aNhns, STRIKE.

r1,r,. Ia n fn1t in ffl.. prot}uct 0f cOA1 frf1n1
1nets - III. ~ .ao .e.,,. Pe co ~ s ,as ssA
,.as s 1.cc,, w. tnsncnfr., f,r ncsrly Two months
has occn easua ~. ~ 49, ,.na,,a.o.s ~ ~ " ~" ~.
-.'.re 1ns "s :, ~ n W. I'm a ronncn s,t,on t1,c
nn.Ms NV n-;,s hs,,s- nna.r.t,Da hr ,ha ,o,,
pu. saa ~. ,,,.+ ~ .n sct,re o.,.rs,,r, tb;s IL
esae ca1 ..,s, W. ~ ~ .,ns .s,,,d,s. 49,. ~.
eaa.. .,,o =. ~ oe ,rsaos too,. Moe ~ 49, c,o.o
1 ~ ~ ~;,tar frt thc @onnsnv c,a,,n 1,,4t
=. .us "an.' na-;r nai ~ +ran,r ~ ny asn,s 80
~, ~, ,na.c @ ~ t,,., Is raid os other m;ncs sim
-" ~ -.,.,. IA ,st y, ~ tat.r.. or 49,
1ns ".,s ea ,,,.as.,s,. sna ~ ~. a;s.or,fn-s ~
s sva t,.sn,os ~ tts ,,.a-nt,rss ~ ,tems scIrrs
A"u ~. t,,asa are 7no1e Tho arc interested In
=. ...,,o,, tt,.,, +,c ,,n,rc51.tc n,Inc,n,1s
.uln ..9s sssa1r.ams,t II t. aross cytort,nn
~ ~" .N.s..,,r 80. a,tarnrtsl tr theae co,1
open ~1,aa 4t.. f,-n, hnsti,c conbYnat,.ns.
tuhs."asn 49, ~, nf co,1 to thc consumer.
NJ - .h,t 5r-tro Tho mast winter the
co"psny rsau ~, .e,nae u ~ N a.,n rom Tn "a
.on, ea.sh ~, ~ s.- ~ N..,fest1r crcrr
1n',n . .sn1 r. ..,s .s.,..o,, r,r h;s ,},,rc
Pulcset y, ~" As sessss .'.s1 ,,s,sns ~
pub eene =. 49,. r..t Ts> ,,,t,or. nov
"As '...a, oofn1 S.o,. 80 49, ,,t,.r,s r7,,no,s
fcs.st % ,.ssnn.nr ' ''0
10 ING eo uI 1aE hox,ver. there ia no mower
1.s,n onos. ~ ~, th,t man shall work for
OF eoonpu4S.~ .t,.+ cn,,,cre,. eh,1l nav a
EaSc0 nN1' ~. ,anor, The wbo1e sub3ect /.
easen c,. S ,nnro1, to the law Of supply and
let sn' ~ 7o5n-r ar twelve miners decide
mal1E oem on,r. for q named price, they have
~ .san+ VIII 10 refuse to work for less wages,
.ns Inc % nsrrr t,ke pick tn hand unless It is con
a ana.d This Is every mans right. Labor
Is dIgriaed by the fact that to every man be-
1 Rut bcyoud and dangerously near this safe
,rround. for all who live by labor, Is that
other step Of insisting that no one shall work
for less wages than you are yourself disposed
, 1865-06-11

The 3roucy market remains etcaoy, ano nfal-
class paper is discounted readily By tho leading
bankers At 10pez cent per sunu1n. There IA
supply Of currency In the National Banks, but u.
it Is only deposit BY Unscd ststes1 Ia.Masters.
who will require It shortly to pay of thelW eatetn
soldiers now On their wsY home, it cannot be
used for discount pur1oses. Bat notwithstanding
thus there ts abundance to meet tho current de-
m.u1, which Is coczHatlve1y light Street rates
arc steady At 1G&S pCs cent per month Mortgage
Losrs ate steady 1t 5 PER -err pcr annun.
There is sill very active demand for Eastern
E1chapcc, anil under 4 light supply The nashet IL
frner, hui there Is no chxnge In rates, which re-
main STEADY at par buying, and 11e4 fpts1n. sell
Ing. Round lois are selling 3. 6o0loc prem. per-
thousand.
Bu.lnexs in Psoaaee today vas cut short By the
arrival Of General Grant. Fioar ruled quiet.
Wheat declined 1c per brshe!. Corn was d1uer.
Oats advanced i1ie higher. Rgs and Barley we're
q7le.. nchwines were f1m. Provisiors were
11m but i1scrye.
Gold opsusd in New York to-day At 1871 and
closed q. four .. u. at Iii. The following are
Tie quoutors telsgraphcd to James Boyd i Bro
|
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CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.


sATCRDAr EvEs1NH, Japc 10.
sonc Of our tchttts rspots nm active t.ate dusin-
the week, white viii others Is tho revC1ss Taken
n. In all. We think the voue Ct Lusnea. Is not 10
teAvy anticipated. prinss n1e 1rm At our lsst
quotations. Good atyea are scsscc, aud IN kcttye DE-
uAnt As tu1t prices. H:oTn slt ttinEs arc In better
supply and lowes-ttc decline standards ktnce ovr
latt detailed rtro1t, being 4e per Ja1a. Other makes
have declined rrorQrtteuate;y. Bttichet good. ava
a!so lortr-ea5 .ca2kc, Son e branda Of Denlus asa
lower aso ZONE stytcs oi ttspts. Ttcsk reaia as
:a.t quoted. Rrnvn<ri1s a1c loEer-sbeus Sc. ca.
ptfs are IN good d. maj nd SID steady.
Ih4 fclftpr.nr are thc cn4iur ns1ePs.
, 1865-06-11
EothyVell (Cnnnda) Oil Wells.
CHIcAoo. Jupe & lsty

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Is ! was passing through Canada IN roasr
to Chicsgo thought would lay over al
Dothwell-a place In Canada famed for Its
oil 1csou1ces-and take few notes Of what
they arc doing In reference to developing the
valuable oil territory which lies In That ri
cinIty.
Boutwell, Is village on the line Of the
Great Western Railway Of Canada, about
midway between London aad Windsor. The
place was frat laid ont ,y ihc Hon. George
Brown, President Of the Executive
Council of That Province. and In
order to procure inhabitants, free
lots vc,c given 10 mechanics and others to
tctuc in the village. That gentleman held
from The Government s2rnc five thousand
acre, md epcut large amount Of money TO
make it "modelfasm !" but the Investment
, 1865-06-11

~ Since TIC Burlington aud Missouri
Railroad Company have decided 10 make
their western terminus at rlattsmouth, tho
people Of Nebraska City arc moving for
connection with St. Joseph, and tue roads
leading thence, by the Platte county line.
, 1865-06-11
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
SA1rsnAr EVENING, juno 10, ~

S1tEkn1f EFENLS6. Juue ~ 1-b5.
Hctwreu tha Northwestern Sanitary Fa!s and tho
nublic yeeeptiora Of Gens. Grant and Sherman,
The week c1Qens today has been somewhat bro
ken IN for hustucts purposes but cotwitestaud-
IpS shis, there has been iair degree Of activity
In commercial and monetary circles.
The speculation In gold and produce L gradually
falling Of, and operators are beginning to engage
more se1esa1ly In the Legitimate purtuita Of trade
and commerce. Tho lctiuous valuea which have
existed for so1pe months past are therefore fkrly
to civr place to those baaed on actual supply md
demsnd.
Gold during the week has ruled quiet aud cszs-
CT. The following tablc thows the range Of ono.
tst,cns in New Tc1k, zach dsr during the present
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The Order to IkrlraAe Rebel Prisoners
OF wurs
The full text Of this important general or

The Order to EkclraHe Rebel Prisoners
OF Syur.
The full text Of this important general or
der Is ns fellows:
WAsHIEGToS. Juue &. 1856.
The prisoners Of wer at the scyesul icppts
iu the North will be discharged. under the
following regulations and restrictions.
1st. All enlisted ns-n OF tho rebel army.
and petty pilictrs and Eeameu of the rebel
navy, will be discharged upon taking ths cath
Ut allegiance.
Sd. Officers Of the rebel army not above
the grade Of Captain, and Of The rebel navy
not above the gradG Of Lieutenant, except
such as have r, aluasel at the United States
Naval or Military Acadcmy. aud such as held
n commission in either the TElted States
army or navy at The beginning OF tkG rebel
lion, ,may he discharged upon taking the oath
OF allcriaucc.
ID. When the l1.clsrgrs hereby offered are
completed, regulations will be issued In re-
ercct 10 the discharge Of the officers having
higher ranks than Captains In the army Of
lientenapts IN the navy.
9Th. The several commanders Of prison sta
tlons will discharge each day as much of tho
lr1snu+Es hereby authorized to be discharged
as proper rolls can be prepared for, beginning
with those who hare tten longest In prison
and frcrn the most remote points Of tha
country, and certified rolls will be forwarded
daily to the Conntssary General IT Psisnnrrs
OF tiiosc discharged. The oath Of allegiance
only will he administered. Rut notice Will
bc given that nll who desirc will he parn,it-
ted to take the oath OF amnesty after their
release, In accordance With the regulations
Of the Department Of State respecting the am.
ntsty,
5,lb The Quartermnstcs' Department wlll
furnish transportation to all released pris-
oEess to the nearest accessible point to their
Louics, By rail or hy steamboat.
Il, order OF tho President Of the United
States. f.. II. TuwssESp,
Asst. Adiutaut General.
, 1865-06-11

C,pt.in ". II. rarxhurt,. Depst aad Purchasing
CominstatT. has hea!de1 The following contacts
sd bis do "a Il F7s5; II. CogE.h.il. % ri. 30.
3toui A.ss 81; " Mosl!ns 9qtnsss, 1oG9 hr'; E1
DO do At 7e5 and stGu bSs DO % At f797: Jehn he
tauvrr ~ bE1s tstta naur 4 Is 6 md 4o hs!A - do
bushci, ackaees &c extra; " b. Aacr. 20 hsls 20
tstost 1t Il 70 psr hu.hsi. psekaEre Ezra = q!
SC xtx&; T. II, EvAsa Co., 1e1 o1ls not n x
rtr rushel. pacSsEes re e1tt4: Lewis Jones 4 CO
MN t 4 pntGne 1t $k93 per lot Gs, r.cksEeA &c tx
i'm; I. H. hsans a Co. H.pa rs oeioEs 1t IS Is ? 1
ITO q. rncEAEet &c fI II. . -,
, 1865-06-11

The subscriptions TO the third series OF Screu-
Thirty bouee have been quite active during the
week, and ~ the bonds Will be here on Monday or
Tuesday next for delivery, they will probably In.
e1e1se. Thus ftr the Stcond SauonaI Biak Of
this city hss alone received Subscriptions for up
wards Ct one million do1isls worth.
The total clear.ngs At the Clearing Housein this
city during the week ending to dag. amounted TO
$s,964s1s.;ss, against &, 70, ,sb ot LIST week
The acquisition for France OF tho bouodlesa
wealth Of the Mexican mince IL BY no means the
1ea.t Of the numerous motives which prompted
Louis Napoleon to his unpssncsPled Invasion OF
that country. These mines are rich In the metals Of
common use, .lso 10 nepreetous elvcr aud gold-
The ,im<rieda Jour,ol Of S:ienee, fot My. con-
talus report Of Prof Aansoss- on the coal and
Iron In the state Of Guerrero, JaC ueaF The Pacific
cos4t sud In cary aeces1 to tho port OF Acf7u.co'
he think the sadic1tio1s fcosl 1sa very uattcf-
Inc, But Of iron the report Is prodIgiurs. Aouu-
tains Of the neat orc Of iron, fully equal to the
Iron Mountain in Missouri, and halfadozeu In
number, In the uldst OF bourdiess forests Of
hard wood, securing an unf.1l,rg supply OF the
best charcoal, with abundance OF soit limestone
for nux. Next 10 iron IL abundance Of copper,
eopc Of the mines having been worked from the
simc Of The conquest. A slnilsr wealth OF the
vsefnl xaetsls II found in the stats ofDoranZo,
tying further north.hnt not 20 easy OF Aecessa BY
sca.
=: the Toruptc Globe wsrns b,ukers assinst A.
tcmps In day,iehr, at tiuea when ou.saess -
light md hu1 few people around, 70 too INC oAa@a
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Explosion and Loss OF Life ut
ChRtrEuOOEns

= C1Sc1.SNAT1. June 10.-Thc Ga:ttte's Chat
tanooga dispatch says: "Thc ordnance build
Ing exploded, setting fire to mad consuming
two warehouses Oiled with Government
stores. Loss to the Government one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. Between ten aud
fifteen persons were killed Anl wounded.
The explosion was caused by sparks irom 4
locomotive.
, 1865-06-11

NEW YoKK, june 10.-Marshall B. Field,
late Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury. has
been appointed Collector Of Internal Reve-
nuc jor The Sixth District Of New York.
, 1865-06-11
49, -
: 3RS 90
6.saGs s3sk
-~-

The change fto1a last we<k It will be seen t. but
s;tsht and ID. ctnr only shu BITTER grader. A. com
raIed with tho corresponding cay OF lat month and
tie co1etpenelng 1non:h Ct .as:Jtar We n=d tic tol
loving.
, 1865-06-11

C1Sc1SSA1,. juno ia dispatch to the
Ga-tt:e, from Lexington, says: "Re Reliablc in.
formation has reached the friends OF John C.
Breckenridge thnt he las arrived safe in Cuba.
They refuse to say now he got there"
, 1865-06-11

l.EATuEK-Tte mstket hat ruled au'ss tor sha
se.k Wiz .Ies lis g ssss On soEaj xat,etits 3al
nanse bslley1oE th.r !: NUT yensu.y tfact s7ced
Gee tae- Htnt~ 1hsT hn1 onlv flt thet- t3uo iAte
han sf Eastern uhirh k1e Iet nn1
nnsstk T. Amcsc n 1u*ther rules wc,k at our QuQ-
, 1865-06-11
General parltnms ntary Canvass ia
England-PFogress OF Democratic

London Cor. Phtl1lelpbta NORTH American
In view Of The forthcoming general cleo.
tlcn Of members Of Parliament which. It is
believed, will take place the last week in
July, the various electoral bodies Throughout
tho United ktnsIcm nrc in motion, looking
out for proper 1ntn to represent them. The
ngltation for Parliamentary reform and an
extension of the right Of voting ut elections
to MI citizens Is assuming something like
strength and reality. The conservative par
ty arc propcrtionably on the alert, and viii
probably bring their utmost strength to bear
u11n the contest. Mr. Gladstone appears to
havc Incurred their sptc!al enu1ity, and ac-
coFdinEly they are making erery effort to
nnst him fiom the University Of Oxford,
which learned body be has represented in tae
House Of Commons for more than thiiteen
yrnrs; thty mty succeed IN their attempt, IN
which caee other constituencies will be glad
Of lin, so Tint the nation will not lose his
services In Parliament. Tho bigots Of Oxford
do not perceive TINT It is not they who hnnor
him BY e,ectine him, hut it is he who honors
them. The popularity Of this able mi1-
lister is snpit1y on tho Increase, now
ideas, and aToved himself. eonTest to
the principle Of direct taxation that Is TO
.ay, Of shifting the burden Of taSation from
tcm ''spoliation,n y the former call II" justice"
An association ls hcing formed on great
scu'e 10 carry our INC ias.ber dcyelopment o.
nc nseel ponGy manSu!ateo and advocat;ti Z;
down. thus ~. r. Obtain shs repeal Of the
duties npon tue 1cccssaties OF the !eonle-
| tta, conce. nno ~ dnc minor arncles q tue
euetcms taIl. 10 ontain the natlect Tree
uom ci uaue " tAe eahs,tntloo, as lar as
nossiolcs o. a!tecL i1s ~, ,aaafect taxation: =.
70 ohtah Z n.o:stlai,aMe aa99stment OF the
property and income iax, 10 relation TO real
r:oresly ana anuustliai i9eomes, !. 10 Oh.
sa'a saen esl, supeixas'on o. toe nnohs income
H;4 ~ Mut sssast 10 & :ne ccoaomasa M anu 1ast x
penultute Q! Ihe lunoS 1a'seu ~ national tax
ation' .. Io correspond with ffec traders In
the Development Of free commercial inter.
couree between al nations. The democratic
NOW mcnt las BEEN further promoted by Q
Letter Wittten At the reauest Of the ele.t tors d
, 1865-06-11

SATURDAY EVE, June 10.
The following summary shows Tho receipts snd
thirmsnts ofproduce snd provtslons during iaa
psst twenty -four hours aud fJr the corresponding
Day 1ast year.
, 1865-06-11

purcc.s has ccn.tt:uted the tEa'n + stare IN t.is
ton worthy OF note VS. = sst Of 800 p unEasaed
Fleece At DC The nsw clip e ~ COMING !ato ~ y:
lxc t.T fair to good, while tous yesS caolec lots
have brought 1e ctntg mote.
, 1865-06-11

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The majority OF the radical Germans voted
with the Clay banks and Coppesheads against
| 1t. We understand the reason was that the
new Constitution neglected to allow the
blacks to vote.
, 1865-06-11
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,
For tho Week Ending June TO- 1865.

SA7EKDAY EvNsIy0, Jnus 10.
The following 1ab.e thoNs the daily receipts and
sh,nments Of Bssf Cattle and Hogs during The wesk
, 1865-06-11

w But1cy, tho Lake Edo pirate nov In
,sil at Detroit, has been indicted In Ottawa
county, Ohio, for robbtnE whilo aboard the
s'csmcr Philo Parsons, last September. He
will probably be iried q. the October term.
, 1865-06-11

Now York Mock 7rnfka3.
Coe5s pEicta for cash, J1uo losds. Received b F.
g. sa!tcEstail 4 Co.. Coumkslcu. 6toSk aad Band
II. 4eE .Asn4
, 1865-06-11

but seldom goes TO church he has ready
rowdy rhetoric he has heard Of Phillips.
Grattan and Emmett; he Ia savage on Eng
land, pathetic on ireland, with some money,
semc wit and much impudcncc. The social
lue of those whom he leads Is not more at
t,nctive than his own character. D spe'slon
breaks up family tics, youth Is without dill-
ucnce, ago is without respect, the prcsump-
tion Is all In favor ftne young. and the Iop-
ulAr version Of the Filth Commandment
would be ttParente obey your children"
Yhcee were the causes which drove Mr. Nc
Gee ont Of the States aud Into Canada, and
be declares that the four hundred thousand
Irish who dwell In that colony hnve more
ucrth, character, and influence than the NIL
lions Of IsIeh lp the States. They hold mid
die position between thc irish Of The Old
World and Of the New They have uucolled
ut the electric touch Of property they ART
sharpened by tic keen air OF the New World,
hut they are unspolt 1ish ettll-hayc losi
little Of their nationality. They arc mot ecr
vile and have not mistaken imperHnence fo,
Independence. or blasphemy and scoiIlug fol
freedom Of speech. They hive no politIca'
grievances, are attached to the Imperial con
nc1ion and ready to fleht In its defense
There m.y be a few Fsnians in Canada, sine,
Solomon says "the number Of fools is ind
n,tc," but there they uIc utterly insignificant