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sURSCRIPTI"NS TO THE SEVEN
Thirty LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to
Seven thirty Loan to-day at S6,ls3, 200,
including 100000 from the First National
Bank Cincinnati; $4,000 from the Sec
ond National Bank, Chicago; 100000
from the Fourth National Bank, New York;
$500 600 from the National Bank of Com
meree, New York; $222,0O from the Sec
ond National Bank, Providence; $275,O 900
from the First National Bank, Baltimore )
SI5O,OOO from the First National Bank,
Portland, Me-; $500 900 from the Merchants
Bank, Boston, and $4,000 from the First
National Bank, Richmond, Va.
Individual subscriptions last week
amounted TO over $4O,00O,O00. Not one
dollar of contractors subscriptions, and
not one dollar of their vouchers was in
cludsd. The daily reports were Of cash
subscriptions and cash only.
As an evidence of the speedy re adjust
ment of the relations of the Union, an old
Petersburg firm, consisting of four mem
bers, three OF whom ara paroled prisoners
of war of Lees army, have applied to Jay
Cooke for information about the starting Of
National Banks, it being their purpose t
establish one in Petersburg, with branche:
| in Raleigh and Richmond.
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FROM JOHNSTON'S ARMY
HIS FAREWELL ADDRESS.
Negotiations for the Surrender
Of Kirby Smiths Army,
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
Associated Press Report.
FR0MwAsMINGTON.

NEW YORK, Mays.
A Washington special to the CONNER
cial says Il is reliably reported that the
Commission for the trial Of the cOnspirs
tors engaged in the assassination, will COM
mence to. day. The department, however,
affects a mystery on the subject and no in
formation csn be obtained by the press.
A Washington special to the Post says !:
The President has ordered that ex Gov.
Aiken, of South Carolina, shall no longer
be considered under arrest. 1t is under
stood that there was no Just cause for his
arrest by the military authorities st Char
lesion.
The Post says: Collector Dorsheimer, of
the 3Oth District, has seized in this city
], 900 barrels of highwines and 1000 bar
rels of alcohol on the ground Of frs udulent
sale under the internal revenue law. The
manufacturers are j. A. Rhomberg & Co,
of Dubuque, Iowa, whose distillery is now
in the possession Of the authorities.
The Richmond Wing, OF the 9th, con-
tsins an order from General Hslleck, that
after the goth, all persons found in arms
against the United States in Virginia and
North Carolina will be treated as robbers
and outlaws. Persons assisting in organ
izing guerrilla bands, and continuing hos
tilities against the United States, will be
tried by q military court, and be subject to
death. Military officers are to preserve
order and reconcile differences between
freedmen and masters. Freedmen are OBJ
liged TO wo K, but may select their own
employers. For minors not cared for by
parents, the apprentice sy stem is to be in
troduced.
The Herald's Key West correspondence,
dated May lst, gives rumor that the rebel
ram Stonewall, from Lisbon, was off the
Florida coast.
A Washington special to the Herald
saws: Lieutenant NJ. B. Ruggles of Nose
by's guerrillas, and Lieutenant A. K. Balm
bridge Of the rebel army, and DR.. Stewart,
TO whose house Booth wanted to be taken,
have been arrested on ths ground Of hav-
ing information concerning the sssassins-
tim
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FROm CAIRO.


CAIRO, May 7.
Five hundred and fifty bales of cottor
passed here to-day for Cincinnati and forty
for st. Louis.
The fire st Memphis destroyed over ffty
thousand dollars worth o. property, par
TALLY insured.
The Vicksburg Herald says: The armis-
tice between General Dana and the rebel
Gen. Hodge would terminate May Sd, and
hostilities may be renewed at any mo-
ment.
Judge Burwelrs appeal to the people of
Mississippi is being responded to
Large numbers of rebel psroled prison
srs ara arriving at Vicksburg.
Many bodies from the wreck of the
steamer Sultans are floating in the river.
Forty wore brought ashore snd buried in
the Soldiers Cemetery at Memphis. None
were identified.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad is COM
Pleted to Moscow, and trains are running
regularly. -
Telegrsphic communication has been re-
sumed between Cairo and Nashville, after
q suspension of nearly year, consequent
upon guerrilla warfare.
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MisceIlnneon. Ifems.

On Thursday afternoon, Mr.. Sslomon
fen into vat of beer at the brewery of Mr..
Jones, at No. lO8 Sixth street, New York,
and WAS drowned before aid could reach
him.
1t is 1umored in Washington that Gen.
Simon Cameron has been urging the sp-
pointment of Col. Forney, as Secretary Of
War, upon the President
The bank of Pittsburgh recently declared
its Tooth semi annual dividend. The bank
was chartered in 1914, and paid its first
dividend in 1915.
Hon. Henry s. Lane, United Ststes Sem
stor for Indiana, had his pocket picked of
$50, all the money he hsd about him, ct
the depot Just before the train left SPRING
field, returning from the o6sequies of Pres
ident Lincoln.
1t is reported that when Congressman
Harris, now on trial at Washington, heard
ofthe assassination Of President Lincoln,
he threw up his hsnds sud cried: HThSnk
God this is the hsppiest day Of my lite"
The French are in the habit of asserting
| their infantry to be unsurpassed. But IS
mArkEmen, confessedly, no troops are worse.
| One of the Paris journals states that, at
l OOllerluof II bOOk uOb leS9 sAan AAs0ou nlAk-
lions Of cartridges to "knock over" ten
thousand Austrians.
The body Of an unknown was discovered
in the forest near Titusville, on Sunday
last. A coroner's jury was summoned,
but we have learned the verdict. The i'm
preston is that he came TO his death by
| delirium trsmens, and that he had lain
there some weeks. la
Governor Andrew, Of Massachusetts, has
received from Brevet Brigadier General
| Q. ). Russell the manuscript of General
Lees farewell address to his army. It il
in the handwriting of General Lees Adju-
tsnt, with the signature of the former rebel
Chief at the bottom It
was given to General Russell by an Aid of
General Lee.
/ According TO shorthand writer, M.
Theirs is, with the exception Of M. Dupin,
4 the most difficult public man 70 take down
from his great rapidity. The latter utters
twenty-four lines Of the Mlniteltr per min
ute, and the former twenty-five those guam
titles being considered immense. After
them comes NJ. Rouhsr, with eighteen OF
twenty lines NJ. Jules Fsvre, fifteen; and
NJ. Jules Simon, fourteen Other speakers
do not exceed ten or twelve.
The New Haven Palladium Of May ID
says 81. Heynemsn, the gentleman who il
walking from Boston to Washington, be
cause he promised to do so when Richmond
should fall, arrived in this city last evenin,
at o'clock, bearing the flag presented t,
him by Mayor Lincoln Of Boston, in tn
mama Of the city; sIso Q letter Of intro
duction from Governor Andrews, 70 thI
. President. Ha walked thirty-six miles yes
terday, and is in prime condition he
| . German, but has lived in this country
twenty-five yeAra. M -<
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PROM NEW ORLEANS.

CAIRO, May s.
The steamer Atlantic brought 9s5 rebel
prisoners from New Orleans TO Memphis.
A notorious rebel boat burner, captured
at New Orleans, was also brought up en-
route to st. Louis in charge Of United
States Detect We d Dsnford.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3,
via CAIRO, May 8.
General A. j. Smith, with his forces.
occupied Montgomery on the 25th'ult, and
General Steele occupied Selma on the 27th
Sunday last General Candy met Dick
Taylor, fifteen miles from Mobile, and
opened negotiations for the surrender of
MS forces. Nothing decisive was deter
mined on, but Taylor was allowed several
days to consider the proposition.
It is believed he has scceded to the terms
before this. He most have been influenced
to that end by the surrender of Johnston.
There was an extensive land slide on the
bank Of the river at Algiers lsstnight heav-
lily damaging the ship yard
Low Middling cotton 36c; strictly do
40c. The market closed buoYant, with a
reported advance.
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The announcement that Gov. Aiken, Of
North Carolina, has been released from
arrest will cause general feeling of salts
faction. That gentleman has been regard
cd IS one of the few Hfaithful among the
faithless found" in South Carolina The
people of the North were glad TO believe
that there could befound In South Carolina
a man Of such ability and influence who
had proven true to the country, and around
whom the future Union party of that
State might rally. They were panied to
learn that his loyalty was Suspected, and
will be rejoiced that the suspicion is now
removed.
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Rim fha KnfornnInrs.

We have communications urging upon
those who have trees to devote time now
70 the destruction of csterpillsrs nests,
which ara unusually numerous this season.
One gentleman, who has no trees of his
own, went into his neighbor's garden, ana
estimates that he killed 10000 of these
mischievous insects in an hours time, and
in so doing probably saved his friend bis
fruit crop next fall An hour spent now in
destroying these pests is of more value than
tan hours viii be few weeks hence, and
We hspe q war Of determination will every
where be waged sgainst then.-BOsto1
JosTnaL. -'-' 20
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The theory advanced to explain the ap'
psarancs of the rebel ram Stonewal of the
coast of Florids-viz: that she had been
ordered thither by JEFF. Davis to provide
for his escape-would seem absurd on its
very face. The fugitive traitor can have
had no communication whatever with that
vessel since the great battles before Rich
mond which so suddenly destroyed bil
''confederacy" and made him $ Camille
wanderer.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09

The subscriptions to the seven-thirty
loan still pour in with amazing rapidity
Over forty millions iOere subscribed last
sOsski The crushing of the rebellion, the
stability of the National finances, and the
assured prospect that there will be no fur
ther loan issued BY our Government have
created an unprecedented demand for these
popular securities.
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One of the most significant indications
hst Peaes has really come is found in the
fact that the telegraph is in working order
between Washington and Macon, and
that the Presidents proclamation offering
one hundred thousand dollsrs reward for
JEFF Davis, has been sent through to the
latter place. Fast as jeff flies, lightning
travels faster.
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OooI prnnn.itinn

The London Times very cOolly under
takes to regulate the internal affairs of the
United States by advising that President
johnson should resign. We would recip-
rocste the interest which the HThun-
derer" seems to take in our government by
suggesting that the interests of that paper
would be greatly promoted by the resigns-
tion of the fool who profered such advice.
Meanwhile the American Republic and its
respected President will pay just as much
attention to the Times as the moon did to
the barking dog.
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1t also expresses great confidence tas
| the North, even in the hour of its just In
| dignation, will bear itself with thSt mag
unanimous elemency which thus far has at
tended its triumph
The Daily Telegraph says: From vulgar
corruption, from factious hatred, from the
mesnest jealousy and lnchsritsblenessI this
great ruler was wholly free. Al
Isst came what seemed to be the fruition
of his labor, and the reward of his patience
and courage. He entered Richmond as 8
conquerer, but ne launched no decree of
prescription against the South, for the
E ght appeared to him to be over, and it was
not in bis large heart to bear malice against
a fallen foe.
Much unessiness was evinced in regard
to the assassination of President Lincoln,
from the fact that Andrew johnson would
take his place; and unfsvorsble deductions
were drawn from his conduct at the inau-
guration at Washington, and also from
ths terror of his various speeches.
The London Times suggests that Mr.
johnson resign, or, in csse he fails, that,
public opinion be so expressed as to lead
him to resign.
The News says it has made careful en-
quiries and is assured on reliable authority
that the so much regretted incident which
occurred at his installation IS Vice Presi-
der t, cannot without injustice be taken 10
present Mr.. Johnson's character, as those
who knew him well describe him as 8
man of reslcspaeity and temperate habits.
The News adds we must wait while
before we pass judgment upon him.
The failure of Messrs. Max of London,
large dealers in American securities was
announced on the 26th ult. Their liabilities
are stated az f1o, 900.
FRANCE.
France Letters of coincidence from the
Emperor, and Prince Napoleon, to the
family of the late Mr.. Golden are published.
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COSrEssION or PAINE.

NEW oRK, May 8.
The Post publishes letter from K. NJ.
Blatchford to q. A. Seward, in which the
writer, after referring to the improved con-
dition of Secretary Seward and his son,
says that Paine, the assassin, has fully con-
fessed his crime ana the details respecting
it. and the difficulties he encountered. He
says thst sll the plans Of that Friday night
not being carried out Was the greatest fail
ure that ever was.
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EIOE.

NASHVILLE, May g.
Brokers and bankers are cautioned
against buying vouchers audited by Capt.
Chss. F. Wing, Qusrtermsster. A large
was captured by guerrillss in the recent
raid on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
on the 9th inst.
Capt. james F. Russling, @. A. Q. NJ,
Department of the Cumberland, has been
promoted to the rank of Colonel and In
spector and Quartermsster of this Depart
ment
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09

General HAlleck has issued very proper
order 70 the effect that all persons found
in arms against the United States in Vr-
ginis and North Carolina, after the 2Oth
inst, will be treated as robbers and out
laws. The most prompt and severe mea-
sures should be taken to exterminate guer-
rillas wherever the Federal authority eX-
ists, and to restore to the South the peace
and order to which it hiss so long been q
stranoar
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Special Report.
FINANCIAL.

New YORK, May 8.
Railroad speculation was strong at the
Stock Exchange, and the prices better,
with more demand for stocks. The bears
opened by offering large lots of Erie, but
without shaking the strength of the market,
4,5OO shares being readily taken in three
lots. This gave confidence to the market.
Miscellaneous list better.
Railroad bonds and State stocks dull.
European sdvices did not exert any
depressing influence on Government gold
bonds as was generally expected, but on
the contrary the market was firm, and one
half per cent. better on 5.2Os, with an
increased demand.
The gold market was heavy. The nom
price fell to 1891 and closed at decline of
four per cent. from the highest point of the
day. There was very little speculation in
the gold room, and the heavy fall in 5-2Os
on the other side failed to stimulate any
rise in premium.
1Ao AhoIAot was rkfOuhNaubIJ 5uppIiou
with bonds. The al rate is five per
cent Some banks and private bankers
are buying 7-3Os in preference to lending
their balances at the present rates.
Foreign Exchange very dull.
There is considerable excitement and &C
tivity in Petroleum stocks, and prices were
higher, except United States. The follow
ing prices we're obtained: Buchanan las,
Consolidated 200, Cherry Run 81, Excel
sior 800, Empire City 275, Tack 100,
Oceanic 24O, Rind Farm 30, United States
2O5O, Germania "a, Northern Light 44O,
Webster los. ~
Petroleum is dull at $50 for crude, sac
for refined in bond, and 74c for refined
free.
The steamship Erin, fro m Liverpool on
the 25th, has arrived.
GstA RELIC.
NEW YORK, May s.
Col. Ststson, of the Astor House, to-day
received through Adams Express from
Richmond sign which was formerly on
Libby Prison.
JEFF DAVIS AND THE sToNEwALL.
1t is rumored that JEFF Davis has ar.
ragged for the iron-clsd Stonewan to entel
one of the numerous inlets on the Atlantic
coast and carry him to plsee of safety.
UNION FEELIEG IN NORTH CAROLINA
The Tribune's Washington special says
The Union feeling in the interior of Nortl
Carolina is not that true and earnest KinC
desired or to be relied upon. Prominen
citizens, who admit their defeat, still main
tain dogged adherence to the Stste-right
theory.
COMMERCIAL MATTERS IN ENGLAND.
A despatch has been received ASSERTING
that there are no counterfeits on our bond
in the European markets, and that the in
suring circular was issued by the seces
! slonists and an order sent to the variou
, Custom Houses TO grant clesrances t
vessels bound with merchandise TO Rict
mond.
JOHNSON ON SOUTHERN TRADE.
It is known that President johnson hi
e been desirous of extending facilities to a
Z ports South
! SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The Times Washington special says:
number Of the leading citizens of Ne
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09

1t is estimated that the value of the
flowers which have been placed upon the
coffin of the murdered President during
the funeral journey from Washington to
Springfield amounts to over ten thousand
dollars.
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sURRENDERED.

..- ST. LOUIS, May 8.
Major Cooper and rebel battalion $50
strong, surrendered to General Ssnborn at
Springfield, No, on Saturday and took the
oath of allegiance. Thirty of Prices men
took the oath at Cassville yesterday. Con-
siderable numbers are arriving from other
marta .t.r
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NEW YORK, May 8.
Gold is weak. The supply of cash gold
is abundant, and sll efforts to put up the
premium are foiled by the large amounts
offered. The extremes during the morning
have been l43 and l4la.
After the Board TO-DAY gold sold as low
as 1874.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09

Two entire blocks in the business portion
Of Ironton, Ohio, were destroyed by fire on
the 23d ult. Seventeen firms were burned
cut and the loss is estimsted at one hun
dred thousand dollars.
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L. C. FROST & CO
I4s SENECA STREET.

nFTIcE CoHuIssARI or suBsIsTEHoE,
No. IS PARK BuudiuR, n. side Publie Square,
OLEvELAED, o., May g. 1855.
OKALED PROPOSALS, in Duplicate,
- iii ~ nee,iyed At this once until IL O'Clock,
oS wednesday Nay 10Th. 1885, from oitiz ms loyal
T. fhe Unite States, tor furnishing Camp CleEe-
land, Ohio, with the following saDsi'tenee st0reS'
10 half fptgS. (IOOn Tbs.) Of No. Whitehsh.
9OtpO pounds Rio Coffee lin the grain
1000 Brown Sugar.
1000 " good, hard dry Soap
1900 " hns, dry Salt.
24O sAIlous Cider Vinegar.
S5 pounds greuad Peoper
Psrtles are iavited to bid for any one OF al The
PsSmept Will be made IN such funds as may bs
furnishsd By the United States
The cost OF oftrAnsPortAt'on t1 Camp NUT not Do
included in the price 81 the articles as IL VIII Dc
furnihhed by the United states.
bidasrs are invited to be present ct the opening
Of the bids, At IL NJ, May 10th.
y - OHAKLEs MCCLURE,
-,va.aoa Captain and o. 8.
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MIsAPpRoPRIArION.

NEW YORK, Msy 8.
The Times says the charge against the
rebel commissioners of exchange, Ould and
Hatch, who have been arrested by order OF
General Grant, is that they misspproprl-
ated $500, 900 sent to our suffering prs
oners.
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.-FUEBRAL MAkOH, TO
IN the memory sf brahAm Lincoln, the ha-tyr
Presideat By Ms. L. A. Parthurst, Author Of
.sR cbmond "a Oure," 'fThe Folsiers Dying IAie
veH,n .sOh iend me one Fiover from h Grage,"
fHo Slave beneath that Starry Flag" etc This
march "a very solemn and Impressive Prioe 81
eeuts: with Vignetts Of the resident 30 csuts.
Mailed frea. Pubiisher, HORACE WATERS, No.
Ror r IaI sSls s. :. BRAIsARD 3 co, olsyslavd.
Ohio. mys:2O9
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Five thousand men are reported to have
gone from New York and Philadelphia
within few weeks-it is supposed to
Merico
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09

The rebel prisoners at Fort Delaware
are taking the oath of allegiance rapidly
Within the last few days s9s out of 1000
took the oath. fE.
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That little, lying demagogue, sammy
cox, whom the Herald SO constantly be-
slavers with fulsome praise, has fzzled out
in Columbus, and is going to New York.
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deep regret and bid you farewell with
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