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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-11
FOURTH SUBDIVISION.

In Seneca county, March 70, June 10.
November 20.
In Hancock county, Janusry 80, May 2sth
October
In WYANbUT county, February Is, June
s. October Is.
In Crawford county. February ~, June
IL, October 80:
And we do further order and and direct
that the several terms of said Courts, shalt
commence on the first day Of each Of said
Terms at o'clock; a.. m
In Testimony whereof, We issus this our
order, for The purpose aforesaid, at said
Court House; ON this the 25th day Of Aug
usti A. d., 1866.
ii. @. WHITLEY,
AS. LATTA,
j. s. CONKLIN,
o. w. ROSE,
Judges Of said Courts.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-11
Job Work.

We are prepared to do all kinds Of job work
in the neatcst style. Send it in.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-11
A Gard to the Ladies.
DR.. DUPONCOtS

GOLDEN PER, ooIcAL PILLS, FOR FEMALES.
Infalibe in Correcting Irregularities Removing OBJ
Cause and Always Succeasful AZ n preventative,
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quorum of StStes.''

Senator Sumner argues in the New
York Post that the Constitutional amend
ment for the abolition of slavery having
received the vote of the Legislature Of
three-fourths of the States now actually
participating in the affairs of the govern
ment, is now passed and Is in full and
valid force. He contends that as both
the Senate and House of Representatives
have ruled that the quorum consists OF
the requisite proportion of the members
from the States represented, and that, as
the Constitutional amendment passed
both houses according to this rule; as the
national debt was sanctioned by both
houses thus organized, and treaties with
foreign powers have been similarly sane
toned, that, therefore, the quorum OF
States requisite for the passage OF the
Constitutional amendment is plainly
three-fourths of the States actually par
ticipating in the government. The
grounds taken by Mr.. Sumner are some
what doubtful, but it would be but little
trouble to test them in the United States
Supreme Court. Let slave in any State,
where slavery is not yet abolished, sue toi
his freedom in the Federalc courts, on the
isSu- T; ssd by Mr.. Summer, and on an
appeal o the Supreme Court, the point
will forever be set at rest.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-10-25

TIVE BLAcKs PRoTEeFED.-In Alezan-
dria, recently, fowling piece was taken
by Justice of the Peace from colored
man. on the ground that the statutes OF
Virginia rendered such possession by q
negro illegal. Judge Hambrick address
ed q letter to the Mayor of Alexandra,
saving. in all such cases which may come
up- hereafter, colored people Will Be
protected by me against any IN
fringement upon the rights guaranteed
TO white citizens. Hereafter no eolored
man will be arrested when found with
fowling piece in his possession, nor Will ne
be liable to arrest, as understand he Is
now, if found in the streets after the
hour of ten. will further state that
this plan will be strictly adhered To-
The colored man must be regarded, 80
far as right of property and freedom o.
person IS concerned, precisely. on me
same footing with the white citizen; no
more, no less, ---..,,..,. A.,
DanaTtment of Washington has directed
tbaf tbe man be restored, and that the
civil authorities be notified Of this action
by the provost Judge in all similar ca cases.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-10-25
WHTrTLESEY ADAMS,

Fire and Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise and other property insured in the
best Companies, on favorable terms. Farm prop
erty, Isolated dwellings, and their furniture in
sured for one, three and hVeyears. Othce III Nc
Combs x Smiths Block.
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D. G. BOWMAN,

eclectic Physician and Surgeon office over MOser's
Store, Market Street, Warren, Ohio. Particular
attention given to Chronic Diseases.
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4. q. MINER. NJ. ID.
HENRY HYDE.

Physician and Surgeon. Office over CrandOn 4
Co.'S Store. Niles. .. Particular attention tC
chronic diseases.
May 81, 1865.
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GROCERS,

JFFkEhR' sNITB,
FREER d SMITH.
Dealers in Groceries and provisions Wooden and
Stone Ware Market Street. Warren, Ohio-0otl5 l5
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T. Z. ACKLEY.
JULIUS KING & co.

dealers Watches, Clocks JeweIry, Silver, Plated
and Brattania Ware, Lamps, F1ney Goods. &c,
NO. z Main Street, Warren. Ohio. All kinds Ol
Clocks and Watches carefully repaired and war
eaUted,
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Dealer in Fashionable Millinery. Rooms ovez Nc
ders promptly attended to. TFeb 3 i64
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L. Q. JONES.

D. B. WOODS, H. D. DILLON.
WOODS Il DILLON,
Physicians and Surgeons; Office over AlcCOnnelIs
Boot * Shoe Store, east side Main Street, Warren,
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MERCANTILE.

aysician and Surgeon. Girard, Trumbull county
Ohio. Particular attention given to Diseases
the Lungs. Chronic Diseases in general
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-10-25

Justice of the Peace Soldiers claim Agent, and
Fire and Life Insurance Agent, Passage Tickets
sold to and from, and money remitted TO the old
country, at the lowest current rates. Office IN
Webb's Block, Main Street. Warren Ohio.
January l. IN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-10-25

Wholesale Dealer in Saddlery, Carriage Hardvars
and Trimmings, and Manufacturer Of Harness
Saddles. Trunks. &c. Warren. o. FEB 164
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THE UNDERSIGNED INTEND

VIE ONDEhD1ONED LIN 1ENO-
ing to remove South, offers his property in
Newton Falls. Trumbull Co., Ohio, for Sale. con-
sisting of one acre of land, on which are good
Buildings, and good variety Of Fruit:
Also, an out lot of Is acres, of which is well
timbered. Especially desirable for a physician.
For terms, inquire Of ii. S. Robbins, at the above
place. DIR. JAMES BRONSON.
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GEO. l.. WOOD,
4. L. FULLER
BUCKINGHAM d DE We
Il. H. ENSIGN.

Attorney at Law and Prosecutor for Trumbul
County; Office at the Old Clerks Office. north o.
the Court House: Warren: Ohio.
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r.. II. BARNUM,
McCOMBs, SMITHS ADAMS.

wholesale and Retail dealer in American and For
eign Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, &c. Van Cor
der's Block. Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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MANUFACTURERS.
&. $. NEwCOMB & CO..
L. w. UPHAM,

Blank Book Manufacturers, printers, and dealers
in Legal Blanks, also, General A gents for Ohio
for MOore's Pictorial Masonic Chart. No. l44
Seneca ST.. Cleveland, q.
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- &. PARKS. A. TEHTZ
PARKS 4 WENTZ.

dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Crock
cry, Boots. Shoes and Leather, Carpeting, Paper
Hangings, Window Shades, Ready Made Clothing,
Se-, always cheap for ready pay at the New York
Store. Market Street. Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-10-25

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Amer
lean Dry Goods. Groceries, Crockery &c Corner
of Main and Market Streets. Warren. Ohio.
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W. H HULL. s. NEDBURV.
W. III. HULL CO.,
Manufacturers of Improved Steam Engines, Iron
and Brass Founders and Millwrights, Franklin
Foundry. Corner Of Liberty and South Streets
Warren, Ohio.
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= o. hkLsON-
10y d NELSON,
L. SPEAR. M. D..

Physicians and Surgeons; Office east of the Bank,
Market Street, Warren. Ohio.
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ALMON WEBB,

Physicians and Surgeons, MesOpOtamia. Office
and residence in the Drug Store. two doors north
Of the Stone Store.
March l6. 1864.
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HUTCHINs. ". o. FORRIsT.
HUTCHINS d FORREST.

attorneys at Law; Office over Freeman, Hunt i
Co.'s Banking Office. Market Street, Warren. Ohio
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4. HAMILTON a SON,

Attorney at Law. Office in Webb's Block. War
ren, Ohio.
April %, lS65,-Iy.
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" S. PORTER

W y. PORTER. ". p. PORTER.
w. n. a. w. n. PORTER,
iseAler in School and Miscellaneous Books Station
cry, Wall Papers, Periodicals. Pamphlets and
Magazines, at the New York Book Store, Main
Street Warren, Ohio.
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Manufacturers of Stoves, Plows. Castings. .Tinwart
Stove Furniture, Stove Pipe. &C. No. 5, Marke
Street. Warren, D. April29. '63.
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]. IDDEes. o. MORGAN.
IDDINGs & MORGAN.

Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries,
CrOekery, Hardware earPeting, Sole Leather. &c,
at the sign Of the " tpire Sore" Market Street
Warren. Ohio.
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JAMESON q HEELEI

Manufacturer of Carriages 4 Buggies miles south
of Parkman Village Geauga Co. o.
Finished work always on handy.
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PROFESSIONAL,

ALEXANDER MCCONNELL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Leathe
and EIndings. Main Street. Marren. Ohio.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

would be required 10 enlist from seventy
and pngnaeious Irishmen throughout the
Uul,e ed States N that holy war With all
veritable Aiie.ian natures, hatred Of he
Brush government is part o. their rel e.
ion Against tie foreign usnrpatlon
which brushes, depoPu.ates and piundeTs
their country, having long since dlsfrsn-
phised IT. their nature is IS mortal as the
mountains Of their rock bound island, As
deep and as wild are the waves hich lash
Jh- volcanic orags Of Donegal and AnHim.
Show a true Irlshmaa the red tag or the
red coat, and YOU show bin his native
enemy, and the symbol of that bloody
rule which has either driven his race into
uopitied exile, or kept them slaves al
home. There are UassacreS Of six hun
! dred Years TO be avenged !; coDtl,catlons
of ames, EiiZabs,h and CIon well. 10 be
| reversed tyrant church, hostile and
foreign to he people, though ia,,ening on
their Substance. TO be blUtted out !: rights
Of the honest Iaboring tenant against the
| hbidiuou> and cluet foreign laudholGer to
be established: massacies by starvation
in recent years to be avenged penal
codes, and tr@ssOn-felony bills, aud hum
dreds = literally hundreds-oi coercion
acts to be erased from the books of Ire
lands renovated courts. There are tombs
! 10 be built 10 the mar,yred dead, and
macy graves TO be filled Oh both sides be-
fore tti> cah be done. OF truth our
fellow citizens OF MiIes'au birth or blood
are not loyal III any sense that could give
| delight 10 the soul of ex-CrowE Solicitor
Whiting, or au. of his breed. They did
not turn il honor of that serenest youth,
! The Baron l;enfrew, alias Prince of w alss
nor are we at al clear that thew sing or
recile with any cordial spin, of uuanilnity
"Croppies lie down." The Boyne Water"
The Maiden Guy" or THE Health of
our ctea, and good King Niihan' on
the appropriate anniversaries q 'he'e
vra'-r >nH rs .. 1f ~ ~"
.u4eeI 1T 4.yhei 4,a~sa.sr>, AID lie
-1eurl iJ,,ioeat Al r,~ ta>au @oes
! 70 w"tk "rt ctu>aas 'bvr" ov,, aud kills
+ 1uean IF, and utterly TX -tmrn4ses them,
/ lie batiat aud happier viii 1t ue Tor our
! dear trHus A'jauiIn cousins, v TO EQUIPPED
! rehe, cofsairs &gaIn-L our commerce, ami
armed ehel armies against our llvea ard
also for chose sweet, pleasant neighbors Of
/ ou}s tee Cauau,aus---w DO have refused 10
surrender the -. Aibans cujthroat. sud
/ burg NaCe, and sho have made their whole
! tronlle: iog the pest four years Il Northern
! base of ope5uous Tor Southern foes. 81
ali means lei Pre-ion, J hn-on lake step.
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NOTICE..

EXTE ere now prepared TO issue Passage Tick
w et- from European Ports named below to
iaritowoc. Wisconsin, by the old Black Star
Line, At folIowng-named rates-payable in Pa
per money:
London to New York city-Adults, $25
Children under IL years of age, Is
Liverpool 10 New York cty-Adults, 90
Children under IL, ls
New York to Mapitowoc by Railroads.&c..
ond class, Is
Children, hall price.
T. C. SHOVE BRO.
ManitnwOc Wis Fob 10 1863
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oKGANIzATIoS AND oBJECT5 OF TIE FEN
IANS IN CANADA

Upon the organization and objects Of
the irGiau> III rha Cauada~ an of az
British possession Is n". our r,e-euf
purpose to euter. That, wherever the1
nns be. they are 10 lovers OF ADM en- OF
she '.ked Gross ri ~ George' i, very
certain. If ,he United Sta.es, fer exam
pie, should desire To -elze tie Cauadas p
n material guarantee tor Eng ana's max
ing satisfaction III money for The iJnlles
inflicted ON our COMMERCE by the Anglo
rebel pirates 1t is not Immediately prob-
able that The Feuians in the Blne Nose
Land would offer any very violent or
decided resistance 10 annexation. Every
blow against England is a balm 70 the
true lrlsh nature. Every hnmbing Of
the red flag every where and any here,
is an acs OF long delayed retributioa TO
"onr own immortal green" La. there
be way between the United states and
England, and rot dollar in bounty
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-05-26

Dissolution The partnership hereto
fore existing under the name and firm Of Small
ley. Prick & Co., is this day dissolved by mu-
tua consent of all parties interested. All de-
mands against the late firm, and all unpaid
bills will be collected and paid at the office Of
the Manitowoc Foundry.
E. j. SMALLEY.
Nanitowoc, April oath 1s65.
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APPLE TREES!

| HAVE 81 lot II TIE best apple Trees
L ever brOaght into this TOM and viii sell
th'm 20 farmers ard Others at fir frioe Call
at NY store. w, II. HORN
Man tJwoc. April % 1855
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THE FENIANS 1T HOME
AND ABROAD.
Siyty-fyo Thousand Fenians Aiming
and Drilling in Ireland.

Full Particulars Ct the Order
IA the United States.
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Nanitowoc, April oath 1e65.

I OsT OF the 4th inst, red COW, straight
IL horns. AID between three and four years
old, she bad bell on when lost. Any person
delivering or tatng where said COW can be
ouud viii be lilo era ly rewarded
o L TOUSBURG.
Mauifow0c Nav H. 1868
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Bridge Orders

ISSUED by the Village Of Manitowoc are
1 wanted, for which the highest price will be-
paid b. T. c. SHOVE,
at YaniteEoc, Wisconsin.
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TO Rivers vs, II 1865
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE,

AZ acres IN south east quarter Of Section
%, Town %, Range "a, adjoining village
plat of Neshoto Sixty FIVE acres improved.
win be so.d chegp. for cash Enquire at Office
Ct HAMILTON Il TREAT.
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RALLyIyG SONG OF THE FEsIANs.

AALhfiNh SUNG OF THE FEPlAfS.
Where glory's beams are seen. boys,
To cheer the way. to cheer the way
We bear the Emerald Green. boys.
And clear the way, and clear the way:
Oar flag shall foremost be. boys,
In battle fray, in battle fray,
When the Fenians cross the sea, boys,
And clear the way, aud clear the way.
That home where valor first. boys,
in all her charms, in all her charms,
Reused up the souls she nursed, boys
And called TO arms, and called to arms
One t.lal more It's worth, boys.
lis worth our while, it's worth our while,
To drive the tyrant forth, boys,
And fee our isle; and free our isle
We love the generous land, boys,
In which We live, in which we live !;
And which welcome grand. boys,
To all doth give. to all doth give.
May God upon it smile, boys,
And swell its fame and swell its fame!
But we don't forget the isle, boys,
From whence we came, from whence VIC
came.
Things soon may take & turn, boys.
There no one knows. there's no one knows
when the Stars and Stripes may burn. boys,
Against our foes, against our foes
when Yankee guns shall thunder
On Britain's coast. on Britain s coast,
And land our green flag under
The Fenian host, the Fenian host!
~ NO. u
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Oh. let u pray to God. boys,
The New York herald., 1865-03-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, March 27-6P NJ.
The stock market hrmer this morning than IL has
been for the fortnight and quotations improved IN
most cases upon the closing prices OF last week New
York Central was 2k higher than at saturdays nfs'
board Hudson River 4 Cleveland and Ptsburg ~, ROCK
Island l. Fort Wayne l. Cumberland ~ Michigan Cen
ira. was X lower Reading ", Michigan Southern ~,
Ill nos Central az Northwestern N. Government Sc
cuIities were drm
A, the omen board at one clio X The market opened
strong al an advance Of per cent but closed rather
heavy AL the second regular board prices submitted to
a decline OF a per cent excepting for governments,
which were steady. Al The open board at half past
three market was duii and Irregular The western
list was strong aud Fort Wayne advanced2
Money has been abundant to day and the announce
ment that the government has seventy millions oil com
pound six per at s immediate disposal, 10
replace ave per cent noes withdrawn from circulation,
imparts confidence in easy market 10 ieIdera The
bank statement fsr the week indicates the severe con-
traction that has been going forward. Call loans are
made at per cent cut commercial paper s not in de
gnand
Foreign exchange is steady at lo0 u for sixty days
n ~, and Ii0sa u at sbor, sight
!. " gold market influenced slightly by the IA
-, sseporis cson Grant and Sherman, but Il subss
o,.o,,, ~saversd There is impression 10 the room
,ha, aor 1enl securities may be returned here from
-, -. Apt Elis Is improbable, FOR the news Of
49,. c',, = t.ss sde VIII produce sharp advance
- ,,.s ~ y other sujhcient in all probability,
=, . .,ol,., AZ , y difference. and meanwhile
~. i, ,oo,, ,.oi,.,, sakely 10 oppose still greater
obstacle 10 a return Of our oou LUG sao'"'on' curing
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

for New Yors was ally wrecked on Sable the
sse on aaosr s Oes a. Au Ely % con x SIS bales
%sSe @ f'a Tie sscs, he
o. ySsssr e ssr Is hs GGn e Ss
law The vessel cleared regularly from haamoro hssso
70 be sold al auction On Saturday.
scnR AsGLRR SBrj Shannon from Port Prince for Bos
.oa q cotton coffee assood ae went sssors on me
e Boes ssna The ergo sas BEEN andsd oa the beach
portion OF 1t in damaged cordition The vessel has big
he s"a weather n eoSnses aSori5is ono
scns cAlrs wsiear Daboll from Ezahethport, q and
on The ls.h INST and IN attempting TO make New Haven Tor
sand Sa, about mile ca New Haven % sn ssis
hour next day She Is supposed 10 laden, and
bound n.
with soad ron ran n'G into light Boat
Nantucket about clock Of z7h Inst and sunk
The captain and crew were saved.
Foreign Ports.
Bouc tFrance) March 7sd bark Cordea Roberts, Cata
BAnsApos, March lin port bark Montezuma, Hammond
S.Ps toa.1 c.s1s:. Scx. FEB S~in port said Bin
$'S ss s::s.s!s Hutchinson
sss ksS
nsa ss ID or Pol @
Knight PSsaepha dS Brig aae wheeler
Dnan
EL1,s4 wcA. Jan SIN por, ship Sea Gun. Weber,
1nsourS March in pc port .r Fieewns Kelley
s:Iss ss?sas e. . ss''ssss
Fassed wpeey Small from
to NYOrt; March Ship foeohons, Perez from Lssh0rn
Sss
Trieste M fos Fl WORK sld both wig wind Wind strong from
HAvAsi March s-Arr brig Herald Davis, Philadelphia;
l ip ssd0ss S HSSy New ss,s bar. Christine
mon RSwe:l Boyd Portland; s'' steamship Ksse Law
Ha s,s hsssssdn sss T,mSs PEG r:s ssm
Sd 81 sl.. sas Ssssa I.. ssa,.s,SS A''''l sas..
goth; schr Zebra, Adams i9'a o'a '"n' scar 'ome1
isss SAL cSi Feb ls-sa brig cs.s Killer BrsSsr Bona
asss March s ss III kss ssso G ssSe %sen
Portland 18Th osS See Lsrk cOius Boston, aoth tark
Portland
fss.'i1a jsss Ka ''a Brow ..-aasr Fsa f sss; ssr.
p aas sr Aepena ssae ;'ESa s Randsph
ise..sy Philaaslphia lstA tchr Willie staples Baltimore
s. iAao Iasoh iiAsr Emma eBr. Mcleod Nyork
TasiO4a March is-Xrr schr Eotie Bunker, Brstol
American Ports.
NEW ORLEANS. March is--Arr steamships Guiding Star
Knapp Mobile Bay Shooting Star, Tyler, Havana brig 3
Gore .shburn Pensacola Below ships Emily ThSrssi,
Pollard from NYork; brig Ed Thompson, from Boston Cid
steamship Evening Star WnnepeIny, NYork via Havana;
i7,h-Arr steamship Clinton, Talbot Brazos. Cid schrs
VIM Hunter Edrdge, Boston; Emene McLesn Alexander
Providence =
PHILADELPHIA, March 25-Arr schrs G Atwater, Clio.
Nyork Minnesota, Phinney, New Bedford Cid steam
shp sason Matthews Roston barks Blomdop GBr1 Curry
Stewart CAIN Cienfuegos; Palma (Braz Rogue PerEsm
osern"r css.e NYork Tyaway Matthew Boston John
McAdsn Pierson Bangor; MINNESOTA Phinncy. Norwch
Brooks Brooks do: G A ritman Avery, Providence.
Grove, Mckee Key West.
The New York herald., 1865-03-28

We are glad to hear that the Secretary OF a. s'e,
will shortly issue statement Of the pubic 49, 1
that the unpaid requstons refused Vcfo
fraction Of what they popularity supposed TO be
few days ago Such report wi! do good than all
the advocacy of the socaed Loyal League fraternity,
nnd silence the assertions anI nsnaaons 81 the cop
perhesds whoever thcy may he. But II should
be published periodically and give the same details
~ the reports OF 1861. The peopc have every
disposition to assist the gover.,.o, anil ,b4S, Yor
.ae most part, have sericct raiti ID the future T.
II treasury snou'' DO ~ "Au' q in'"e'
10y time it will be its own fault
National stocks .rmly held all the country ani
the recent deen IN their market value IL ha trans
pired, was moe in consequence of short sales by the
leading tears ia the gold than by those on legu-
inate a.court But when all around stocks were tumb
lUg Gowr sy mpathetic movement in govefnfnents was
NATURAL The eccnc, however, was excessive, ana ~
has AZ yet bcen only partially recovered from Five
iwenties watch sold as high rs ia last Apr'i, are no"
only i05 although they carry nearly hvc months accu
uuatcDianterest Gold was then Us It is Ten
Jor,ies in ihe same manner than six per cent
bnliw wha, they were u month ago icSA interest The
government has its immense expenditures still going
forward and its only dependence Is upoa the seven
thirty loan The subscriptions 70 .hls are u course
affected by m undue depression of Tao price Of
ITS lone bonds Bat under cx'stng, circumstances II Is
desirable That price Of govern securities should
he dsasscciate from that ot gcld much as possible
for caprice Of speculation a5y send the latter up or
DOWN without cause therefor governments ought to
be The sowcs to uovc and the sos. uf NIL invest
mcnis
The following Gsurcs compare the last weekly state
sent Of tho New York associated banks sSth the re
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The New York herald., 1865-03-28

MUFDAY, HaFch ZI-6 2. -.
AsHp --Receipts, 10 bbls The market Inactive, and
prces wholly mammal.
BRxADsruyys Receipts, 3,2o2 bbls four t82 bbls
and 2,I42 bags meal, a,73o bushels corn $50 DO
oats, 100 do. rye and 500 do malt The market for
state and Western -four continued duh and depressed
and prices o. The choice grades declined ioc isc,
wbss ibe low aud medium qualities were about &C.