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, 1865-01-21

ANoY, No7- ., l sgs-tQuotatIous duty paid }-rbe
snApension Of business this port still coattnues and
the market for a imports 1t saudst! the rebels
q Congon have been settled at slsoaao0o, leaving
the msrket bt - OF this description Oooug. held
at alstaa&20 50 Tor common to good arxo grades and
StSs6s ass ledaced a. to is0 hs chssts 90 arrivals
sai'sa - q r. Sem York: takins e1B ns of Conson and
leaving nothing tie berth for either England Of
ameftcN. -
, 1865-01-21
ProceedtaEsl In the Leg1slature.
SPRNaJ1R1D, Friday, Jan. %.
M TUH eE1Arr

M TH8 SENATE.
R<pofts Of 2fs9anding Consnikte4s.-Mr. Bushnell,
e amend chapter 20, Of tho Revised stssutes, rel
adve to real estate.
A substitute sas reported for law for the pres
for the preservation Of fsh In the Illinois, Fox
and Dupage rivers. These bills were engrosaed
On motion Of III. Adaama, the visit to Jackson
vile was postponed to tho 27th-
:, The following were reported and ordered to u
Mr PetersSTo amend the statute laws.
Nj. Lndtay-To incorporate the town Of wash
ington to legaltze the vote Of Wayne county.
Ar. Green, Of misunderstanding to insane
Mr- Lansing, from the Committee on Banks, to
amend the charter Of Alton; to Incorporate the
ka3kakee Coal Company, and charter Ottawa.
ifornia Silver Mining Company; establishing a
ferry II Grnndy coEnty.
VI. sehoheld, TO incorporate Duquoin:
n R!cha5ds, to incorporate the Sterling Bridge
Mr- Ward iatfodaced 1oill creating the Bare.u
Of Emigration and Statistics. Ordered printed.
ported ths sccoqpty em tae ein
Iii. Richards, from the Military Committee,
substitute bill in relation to Adjutaut General, r
II. Mack, from the Railroad Committee, TIT Inc
bill providing for election Of officers or 1ailroad
companies and for the repeal Of sections Of the St
esa st 5s Eli. ee ensSns q e n ehes
Central to hold real estate relative to atoint track
IN Chicago, Incorporating the Shawneetown
branch ofthe Illinois Central; TO amend the char
Ing the Athens Pike Railroad, be pissed.
:, Ms. Mack moved to taka up the resolution re1a-
i've 70 the duty on foreign paper. Mcconnell Of
produce some revenue and not be prohtoitory.
The resolution passed unanimously.
III: Green, Of Marion, introduced bill to amend
the charter Of CenIa}18-
Mr.. FunE-RelaffFa IN fGfphAafnp
Iii. Eastman moved to take up the Union Stock
Yard bill of the table and adopt the Committee7s
substitute. Amer parliamentary battle, the mo.
SPRINGFIELD, Janna1y 20.
HOUSE,.
A remonstance rom cit1zenB Of Cook county
Va. presented agail.as Increasing pay for dieting
Egin % appropriate money for war purposes.
Ar. isham mo!ed 1 suspension Of the rules and
presented bill for incorporating the Chlcago
the ca1a read twice and
i Several bills eenferrlng power on counties to
leyy tax for bounty purposes were taken up and
Nj. Cook, Of Cook, presented bill enabling
the cltizena Of Cook County to leyJ IL fof
bounty purposes; read two times and referred.
Ar. Chi1ds presented bill tncorp6rating the
ing the town of Danvii1e. III. Weke, to enable
drafted citizens Of Pike county to procure aubsd-
tutee. Passed.
=hIch reported on resolution submitted yester-
day, eens11ing he Chicago TRIBUNE for tho un.
md untrne s5e1fss me ac
The report being personal, vas withdrawn, while
the Houae conc11Ted In indorslng tho occasion
The committse reported tho bill back, fncorpor.
ating Tie Crest Western Insurance Company, WITH
amendment, which caused lengthy discussion on
the policy 9f enaEterapG lnsu1anea a Companies BY
, 1865-01-21

HT The Atlantic Nomthly for February will
oe published thisweek, and will contain thu
drst in6talment OF new novel by the author
Of "ReVeries of Bachelor" Whittier, Mrs.
Stowe and Fftz Hugh Ludlow arc among The
prominent writer's in this number. Gottschalk
begins his eNotes of Pianists In the forth
coming issue :; notes that are sure to attract
attention.
, 1865-01-21

CINCINNATI, Friday, Jan. s0.-1n the Congress
Of the FenIan Brotherhood. yesterday, Deputy
Central Envoy in Ireland, which was loudly ap-
plauded, aud referred to the Committee on Milf.
tary Affairs On motion Of Colonel Mullen, 1t vas
resolved that the Committee OF Wars and Means
BE- instructcd to report on the most practicable
plan Of TtIsIng Immediately the greatest amount
Qf funds to aid our brethren In ireland.
, 1865-01-21
FROM CHARLESTON IIkR-
l1OR AND SHEERlIANsS
ARMY
4 Monitor Destroyed by Torpedoes-
Capture or Pocotaltgo Bridge By the.
17th CDTUHs

NEW .YonK, Jan. 10.-The United States trans-
port Fulton, from Port Royul, 18th. has arrived.
The Monitor Patapsco YES destroyed of Charles
ton at two o'clock on.the morning Of the 17th,
while doing picket duty, by rebel totpcdoes.
Forty or fifty of her crew went down with her !;
names not ascert2ined.
On the night Of the 14th the 17th CORDS, com-
mnnded By General Hatch, advnnccd on PocotalIso
bridge, on tbs Charleston and Savannah Railroad,
and captured 1t, together with the fort1dcatIons
and twelve guns, losing in the charge forty men
killed and wounded. The guns were spiked. The
enemy had evacuated during the night and fell
back toward Charleston,
, 1865-01-21

NEW YoR1, Friday, Jan. 2o.-The .1rib1n.e's
Montreal correspondent for whoso truatworthi.:
Dess the editor vouches, announces proposed
leasing The prisoners in Clinton pfiscn, and tbat
Platt1burg, Keea7ilie, Burlington, Waterbury,
vt, and Hyerbfll, N. T., will be Visited.
, 1865-01-21

The Columbus (ohio} Journal tells queer story
nbout married couple in that place. The hUs
band Ia tyrant One evening during recent &C.
verc rtorm his wife wns ont visiting neighbor.
and When she spilled for admission On her return.
her husband pretended not TO Know her She
threatened to jump into the vel If be did not
open The door. Having no idea that she would 90
80, he ohsttuately refused to recognize her; 10
ultaeously with the splash It made she placed her
self By .he side Of the door; rs soon IL hcr tus-
band daIted out In his night clothes she darted 10,
locked the door. and declared that ehe did moi
know himl She hoze him ,till be was peuitent.
and Then let him 1n.-E1chanoe
The editor hardly dared to tell the whole Of
this story, which is a great deal older than he
Is. It may be found in an old 18th century
book. "Westward for smelts."
, 1865-01-21


A Joint reso1ution, requesting our Senators and
Representatives In Congress- To vote for the repeal
Of the duty on psper, has passed the Senate.
, 1865-01-21
&a,2A3t.0

A Philadelphia taxidermlst is making a
fortune by preparing an immense lot of BIRDS
skins he had on hand for ladies' bornete.
Tho latter will look more ay-away than cyef.
The Rev. Mark Trafton, Of New Bedford,
Mass, who has had Al oyercoat stolen from
him, says that II the thief will read the
"Methodist Discipline" which is IN the
pocket he will learn something to his ndyan-
tage.
Southern thcatricals seem to he thriving.
The Selma theater was re-opened On the I'd.
Miss Virginia Eemble, Of the Macon theater.
is in troutle, the editor of the Confedtrnrv
having iptimated that she was not as chaste
as Ice. Miss Ella Blair Arcn Is mauageress Of
the Mobile theater. Miss Elolse Bridges has
lust closed an engagement at the Wilmington
theater. Porter aud Terry did the same
thing the other day near by Wilmington.
A match game for the champion billiard
cue was played yesterday In New York be-
tween kayanagh and Goldthwaite. Result
not yet announced.
There we're FPS births in Massachusetts
last year o2,934 deaths; and 11,ol4 mar
riaees.
Naximi]ltan has forbidden The Ncxicans to
wear decorations.
There are 1851 houses in Boston worth
over s4s, 10000. The total value of land In
Boston is over 500, 600 600.
They arc getting clans at Newport beach
Weighing fve pounds each. Those banks are
paying institutions.
St. Albans isn't large place, but 1t has 100
r1,,n shona and @he,A aro raids rron than,
every day.
The new three cent n,eces will be out ANN
Massachusetts paye IS 90 Der week each Ia
support her couyicts ia prisons.
Sophia Ktttle has recovered Is ooo of VII.
linn Walsh In New York conrt for ref,z1np
, 1865-01-21
8. EKO17 WASHINGTON.


New YnRE. Friday, January a1.-The New York
3tf1nes special from Washington says: "Gene-
ral Butler hAs tu1ned over to his successor half
milio2of dolars, the proceeds oi.sa1es on suffers
It u rumored that Senator NeDougall, OF Cali
forn.a, Will resign.
, 1865-01-21
The TWenty.third Corps TO Join
ShermaN.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. eO.-The Dknaocrat learns that
the sd CORPS Gen. Schoteld's, will soon Join
Gen: Sherman ria the Tennessee and Ohio rivers,
and By rail to tide water, thence BY sea.
nnanded By Gen. Scho!e!d, which did such excel
lent service IN tho recent battles In Tennessee Is
now in motion, on It's way to the east-destinatiou
not known.
, 1865-01-21
Reported Capture OF Whining.
tom

NEW ToRK, jan. 2o.-In response to inquiries
about the capture Of Wilmington, the Washington
agent Of the Associated Press cleEaphs follows:
" Washington, noon. I have just this moment re-
ing T therc re about ut ,he capture Of Wilmington"
, 1865-01-21

CLEVELAND, Jan. ao.-Two cars on yesterday
mornings express train on the c.. g. and c. Road,
were thrown of the track near Wellington BY
killed.
, 1865-01-21

Woston Provision Market Lans1
Pork Ia selling At $8.0c2U.5 50 for prime; rs aoa
l0 for mess: and 9 ea for clear. csah. Beef ranges
from 22Qo826 TO per erl fer eastern vest :ru.
Lafd &c IN brls and tres and smoked tams E.a1.kc
per r. caah Butter and chaeso selling preYtous
, 1865-01-21
Chicago Gribnne.
SATURDAY. JANUARY q, 1865.
MIR, HAYES, LETTER.

NRkAN K4A ES9 AEA1EAs
We publish this morning a letter from Mr.
s. 8, Hayea, City Comptroller, in relation to
the proposed River Commission, and in reply
to some structures of ours on his speech Of
Tuesday evening last. We call attention to
this document, and VIC trust no one will be
deferred from reading it by reason Of its
length II is apparent that the controversy
raised by Mr.. hayes Is grounded upon the
jdea that the City Council and the Board Of
Public works arc sufficient IN themselves to
do the proposed work, and that 1t IL an insult
to those bodics to suppose that they arc not.
1t appears TO Ms that this Is the essence Of
Mr. Hayes opposition to the proposed bill Of
the Cltlzcns' Committee The City Council
naturally take the came view Of the matter.
So Tar ns the element Of personal pride en-.
ters into the case, no right~mlnded citizen
will lend his sympathiea to the opposition
which has been raised to the bill Of the Com
nittce. The people want the thing done,
and they want it done by the agency that
will accomplish 1t most speedily and
economically. Mr.. Hayes rccites mauy
things that have been done by the
city authorities toward cleansing the
river. They amount merclyt to this, that there
has been good deal of potherlnr and tinker
ing with the Illinois and Michigan canal and
q good deal Of waiting on Congress. (which
is the same thing as waiting on Proyideace.)
to see whether that body would not dtc down
the summit and let the waters of 1,ale N,ch-
iean into the Illinois rivera magnificent en-,
tcrprise tru1y, but one which c.nnot bp co,n.
plctcd under four or five years. cycn r. ron-
crcss tlad made the nece,sarv annronr,o-
alton. But VIC care NOTHING shont tha "A.
@ices adopted by the city- authorities for
cleansing the river. Everyday Knows +bot
tAcy haye not done II. Everrbndv l,nors
that the movement Of citizens was nre5icted
upon the belief that notfinr cfJcctna, .ron1S
be- done by them. II loefs a, t1,or,I1 10
city authorities bsd been started ;nto 1;fs a.
this iuncture eolely bv nm c1cctr1c shoc,.
fron tbe n.on1r II nov h. so-,ons1.-
asked whether they would not tnrn
their ewes aesiu toward Washington.
and tel us, Is Mr. HAYES does. that these
nulsanccs "haye been greatly exaggerated. y
II they were now permitted to do so. Mr..
Hayes has not vet furnished an answer tn br-
Gindele. The chairman of the Boara of pnh7,c
Worke Tho sava that th.t orroni,at,on bas
all the wo.k it can do properly without this
additional load,
49,
fers to the sa5o keeping Of The funds s rchsvaa, ]
,,odv ,nffuo+ad 4h.+ 7ao,,. saaNS a.
teaos 0eo an*l lNsop1e may honestly d1tter
Is 70 inc eusc1iVeness Of bonds to protect the
:: s.y aanst !oes. nc aaver1ed TO the fact
.uAs uey ,aaa oeen ioano "nouy Intellectual
IL eooep1eoous instance. Nevertheless we
ss,u q, no op1ect'on 10 such an amendment Of the
~. ~ A1' hayes suggests IN this particular,
, 1865-01-21
C0MMERClAL.

Fn3AI EVENING, Jan. 20, 1ssa
Tho receipts and shipments during tho past II
hours were as folloW3:
HEcE1rgs AID sHP9zn1s DURING PAST "A zouxa.
, 1865-01-21
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTANT VIA REBEL
SOURCES.
More Of the Peace Movement.
DESTRUCTION OF TIE MONITOR
PATAPSC0 BIZ A TORPEDO.
OF TaH ILII-
NOI8 LEG1aIATURH.
FROM RICHMOND.

The Peace Question in the Rebel Con.
Ere64-Kehet DlssensslOna-Spfrit of
lhe Richmond PreAS on the Fall Of
Fort Fisher. Etc.
, 1865-01-21

r., a. stfr,nts o71 rsti >*f't' - * o%1n o1o !N1
FLuUR-Rcceived fo~6ay, 1.01 brls; shipped, 81
br.s- karket dull and nomioal. No tr1nsaetiopa
Hran-Decltned Et0Qs4.o0 per ton. Sales to-day
10 TOES in bulk IN track at $20.lo.
WAEACRecelyed t0-daJ. 1910 bu; shipped
none. Market "pan'cky" and 1o3l2c 2 bushe! lower,
6alesto-tAy we're: SPRING WHAT n SrpR4- 5000 bu
No Spring in store at 3143; 10 COO bu do At 6iHx
H9oO bn do at A. E000 hi do at $l43k; 2D0 hu do
nt $434i 900 bu do 1t 9143; 5000 bu do at flf2:
Il 0o hn do ar x4 u 90 bu do 1t s1A0-tho market
c.cslnE quiet It 41431&e9i.A. -
Received To-day. 9, ,a5s bu; shipped, $3.50
bn; Market dull and tc lower. Sales we're: 25o0 b1
Rejected Corn In store At Soc: g0 bu do ut sic in
nvesed: 40o ba do At sekc, del:
hu. Market declined 24ts5c per b1Ahei, and very
DIM. Sales to-day we're $50! bu No Oats 10 atore
at6exc 49, 0 ba DO at &c: 50 bu do At 83c: 1000
bu DO 1t 61Ac 1863 bu DO at 81 Hc 900 bu do II &c
the market clostag quiet but Hrui At k@62c fur
winter and 6c962Hc tor frt1h Fccc!pt MOL ONO 2
the sales were only $40 bu 1t Gle.
RYE Received to- day, 2,Ie5 on. Market Cu1l and
283c lower. Sales were:-400 bu MOL RE In stose at
$l.Bk. -
BARLEY Received to-day, 400 bu. Market dul1
ssIes seseE4ooh @ By hu No {new inspeeuon) in South
KLCOHOL-Quie md nominal At sa.42aA4iper
HUTTER-Aarket du1s and aa4c loxsr. salea to-
day were 100 Lbs eo1! butter Al SIC Is drk1ns good
1t BIC tirktue and tubs fair 1t sc.
HEAN8-l0 brIs good willie beam It 32-t5.
BROfbM C0KN-Nom!nal 1t t2sSnO99000e for
tair to good. Extta choice y held at 35a5Na330o0
BAGtslNt2-Ihere L. . fairly scttys Trade In all
INIT md fkA rat rf3nna H.
, 1865-01-21
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

The Capture OF Fort FIsher-Blockade
1kumn1ng Stopped-1Aovv will John
Bull Like cft-Condlt1on Of the Rebels
Peace RumOr~Ihe Blair Mission
The only terms of Peace In UnsoR.
d1tl0QAl Surrender.
, 1865-01-21

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

friday Ev1N11a. Jan. 2o 1865.
FREIGHTS-scarce, but rxtes arc unchanged.
, 1865-01-21
THE TWO PER CENT FUND.

final report of the Hon. Isaac N. Norris. In
relation to his mission as the agent Of the
State in prosecuting The claim of Illinois to
an alleged balance due to her on account Of
*k~ "tru ~. ~cus sutu 20 Irom the Genara1
Government. we have not yet been able to
procure copy I'VE presume II moi yet PRINT
co), oot perceive 1ne Aee1siatufe mas voted
10 60 on Wath the case, nnd TO employ Mr.
- ~ s4 ~ u,r aap @
~ ~. +t,nS +ho+ - s,,cs, .ono,ns;on ehan,a ~
1a arr3rad At hastily The last ve h.ard ~
tha stotns Of 4he jvo mr. rent c1af,n
~. NJ. 10 sn.,aoa.d snar rnaot
-. l., ,.ot.,a ~ p..cta..t ~ -
49, 60, 1..a of,a. ~ .s ..o.. 49, ~
- :, r.. ~s1o ,.casa - s,'s4 -.
Casa..1r ,.s naaa a. .ta+o 49, "..a.s.t .s .s
hronoh+ +ba s+oto ~ nl;no,s +, dobt ~ 4,,e
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.o1. ."o - =. 49, 49, D ."aa, c.-aE. w ~. .ns ~
49, 49, ~. a. sas. =. ~ f
- ,sS,.@. .-..os
.s,.ee u A 1l"a'e 4ooA apon -ue p4oeeeo..on
80 'A' ~ 1 ~ 49, ~ sooe y a''. 4.
-. oa.ssa.ss -. es;.ta"aa 80 .ua. =.
t. 49,. S;soa-s-ss ~ a.a;deat 80 !. 80. 49, ~
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80 .,es.,,s.s - .s..s;.a. t2oo ~ S. ,S.n
a.eas,.t ,nes oaa,,r ts,,, ~ -, :. aoh.+a ~.
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e e,sas-s1 ee,,ss.,.ss.t :. s".s ~ ~ o 'A''
e~N'~N WV: -:.-ee..s =. WV y -:
THE StOLIEEE.
The words industrial unlSeraity" and AZ
ricu1tuTal College, seem TO convey different
idea to every person who hears or uses them.
This arises partly from the fact that no mod
els for such an institution c1ist, but mainly
because many persons who assume to speak
on the subject ure either very Incompetent
from want Of acquaintance with the business
of educating youth, Of. have given 1t no COM
prehcnsivc reflection. For this reason our
Illinois Industrial College is in more danger
from lis mistaken friends, than II could be
from actual enemies. These are at present:
|. Those who contemplate division of the
fund between two, three or more colleges.
2. Those who would locate the college at
some one point in the State without giving
the other localities an opportunity to COM
pete for the location.
Divide the fund ! In the name Of common
sense, have not ssctarianism, local prejudice,
and other causes, already divided the funds
properly applicable to educational institu-
t,ons, until the whole country is streRn with
feeble, struggling efforts, mianamed UNIVERSE
ties and Colleges, which are disgrace to
those higb-sounding titles? Must VIC have
another litter of the same pupsf Must NO.
, 1865-01-21

Hamburg ..3asc
western Steie1+.
dcx.
,F1SEI-Therc Is 8 fairly setsve business doing In
Al descriptions. and the market u very 1rnl. Aivl+
ces from Boston 1aye = higher fanxo 0f prices
tnsfn Ehieh has increased the fEmucss herc L1brs-
dor HeFr1nf3 becUCDlDk HCA1te, and prices here
advanced T. % nr] Va drofe.
, 1865-01-21
stNer three, at.
seller fifteen, ut. .


RvR4IJu sIsatoN-1u1A 10.
There was fu attendance NJ the evening board, and
considerable Interest wa manifested, but the bus
transacted was light The following tah1s shown
the bids and oders OF 1tock1 DC:
, 1865-01-21
4 DEALER N Sroo1. CoTToN.

B The following arc tableas Of the In
comes Of New York city, and the special Ear
tax by districts:
, 1865-01-21

which tho tau IN gold haa not yet oyercome. va
foun9 a9sou luleEor 70 common RD... ..t1a0@ls1
~ 1upetloF 70 1nep B-.........- 1.Ss.41.s3
~. 49, g enolce, n.......... 1.s131A
AAapetta' supt t!oE so uue li3a1S9
w e41EA 20 cnol8e, 4,-....,..... 1,9@213
9nup9 Wuts' superioF g nne. @......... 1,419l80
uo 9EA so cnoices 1.......... 2N92A
SePsn, na'W q !ea. nne 70 e1 hne, b.. E{09l5a
90 20 9Lest 20 chotcs, p m..,- 1.5H4t.G5
ool9nx' autI1oE to nnes 8..........-.... 1U6Nl.H
ao n3nA e caolcet n..-.............. 1-304f.6e
SoucuonEss n..-...... CONGRATULATIONS. Lc331E3
TOBACC0-There Is fairly active movem. ut In
Owing to ad7tces fron, Washln4ton Eelatsve to the
ta1. there u = strong epcculattye movement in
Cut Tobacco 1t the market u nrmer. Round lou
here sold ~ m advance Of 1a2c hut the.el Ii no
In quotations TO the country trade. NcQuotc:
EING CUT CuEWITa TQAACEQ-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
Peru.

The progress of the revolution is the chief
subject notice. ard it is with regret ad,ise that
the movement seems to gain ground. The rccopture
of africa with the possession Of Tccna by the Govern.
ment forces has after all really gained them little nor
does the blockade OF Isay and Qnlca place any ate
rial barrier against the revolution. Gen. CansecO
tua yice-Presdent Of Peru has now joined the rebels
having got safely away from Lima. under tie Irotec
tion Of the American minister. The revolutionary
foIc under Pad1o cannot be lar from a meeting
with the Government troops sent TO intercept their
march on Lima At all tue minor ports or the southern
part OF the coast the Government 10 lose ground
day by day and II Is unable 10 enforce the laws
in those places where It's representatives. have not
openly declared for the revolution There is talk Of the
blockade Of africa being about TO be enforced, the
frieate AmazOnas having proceeded there within the
past few days.
Matters in the North are in much tho same disor.
gained state. Might is right and strong force from
that querter is also marching toward Lima made up
for the part Of q crowd Of mOHtdnoros and bad
characters who have nothing 20 lose with few regu.
lar troops. Government has already dispatched BODY
Of soldiers 10 meet and repel them The steamer
Pacifco Of the Pacific Steam Navigation Company. ar
rived at Csllao the 10th inst from England. She
made splendid passage out. but not quite for
weather she experienced the Payta which last pre-
ceded her from England but still making most salts
fsctory passage
She viii be followed by the Iimena and Santiago
sister vessels The former will be here In July the lat
ter in September.
H. h. Majesty's ship ColoDbine arrived on the l2tt
inst ~ days under sell from Panama. We have in ad
dition to her ii. Il. Majestys ship LeaDdor. the U.
ship St. Mays, and the ships Of the Spanish squadron
rived at Gallo.
Exchange 3t2d, 10 sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-11
Chile.

The questions Of disagreement with Spain
are amcaby settled On the LIST of Jnne the President
of the Republic in opening the sttings Of the National
Congress Of 1865 in his FIRST words congratulated Con
gress that be lad 10 announce Tat Spain satisfied
with tie explanations given by the Government o.
Chile and tlat now all obstacles to the establishment
aud continuc e friendship and cordial understand
ing with the Cabinet q NJ drd removed and that
this had been pShed IL way bcno-nbe 10 Chlie
and satisfactory 10 Spain.
The news Of the assassination OF President Lincoln
caused an extraordinary sensation in Santiago and Val
paraso addresses OF coincidence have been prepared in
most sympathetic language 10 be forwarded by this
steamer 10 the Government of the United States, TO
Secretary Seward and TO Mrs. Lincoln
The capital of the proposed National Bank Of Chile
has been all subscribed, and applcaiions for stock
lodged in Of tie required amount to the extent Of
nearly S3,GOl0O0
A commission to prepare Chilean contributions for
the Paris Exhibition Of 1867 is already appointed.
Business has been unusually dull in the past oinght
recent adyices from home markets Of lower prices and
anxiety about the future nave communicated parayz
ing influence to trade Of all kinds at Valparaiso For
eien arrivals have been few and unimportani. In
produce Of the country the Lively spirit of the past few
months has not been maintained; from less demand.
the prices Of wheat and -four rather low,T, al 10
the fortnight only els have laid TO load this
produce for Australia. and only for the Cape OF
Good Hone Rates Of freight have again declined. and
as low e. l2. 3D. has been accepted for copper in
England
The Chanarcillo arrived with mntDous crew, eight
Of whom IN the hands OF the authorities, and
probably will be sent to England for trial.