davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28

Il De rebel var sieI<4Or Alabaua amount. IN
3 VOooO IL Is held by the citizens of tb.
tie. aud forms no part OF the CJufeder.ts dsat
pro9ery
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28
WASHING MACHINES.
w ASEsTNG MACHINE
wR1NGER COn1BINED,

4 APLETE Str0cBSsf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28
TAIL IL VI

-General NJ d. Manson Addre<ses the De
noerscy Of Founsain county. st Jacksonville, on
Ssturdsy next. the 9Osh insiAns.
THE COUNTY BoSD QvKsrToS AT the recent
term Of the Washington Circuit Court. Judge
BickneII. in a case submitted to him. decided in
favor OF the validity Of county bonds issusd 70
procure volunteers. Sc. . The sane DIGESTION i.
nov before the Supreme Court on an appeal and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-28

4o,h Indiana Vols, Attorney aud Claim
au29 DIFF
, 1865-04-27

surrounded CT all sides hy immcnee p,ove.
OF r,Ees. aud in he midst of neighborhnod
which Les ever been known to be the bjdine
Tlacc for eptrll'as end OTHERS who wished h
conmii GepredaIons Epon the SURROUNDING
country.
Tic inbnbitants OF the country arr ~ a
ctase, generally known to be d:sloyai. ard
since the arrest Of Atzeroth have beer, yAr1
/, t,ce nj. aimc St refusing to answer anv outs.
tioDs tint may he put to them in reference
to The manner OF Ills conduct while Win
them.
AEERoTH's AErECEpxS7s.
: AtZeroth is German by birth. bat hsvlnr
come TO this conntry when qntte child, he
speaks English With Us much ffuency as . M
TIVE, HI IS about FIVE feet seven or eight
inches high, with Well-knit aud compact
fame, and about twenty nine yeass Of are,
Els complexion is dark and swurthy, with
tiack crisp bair aud moustache; tyes dark
grey, deepaH and piercing Hts forehead Is
low, and the general con our Of his fea ures
stamp him az man Of low character, who
would stoop to any action, no matter how
vile, for money.
During his examination BY Lieut.. Ruukle
be manifested considerable Of s.'acYal-nlay-
care" sort Of q spirit. and seemed to look
pFcn himself as competent to deal with all
ordinary circumstances ln~conYersa tiou
With The guard he asked If ne would be al
lowed trial, but as the guard could give
h:m no satisfactory answer, his face assumed
q troubled expression, and he seldom smoke
except r hen spoken to.
, 1865-04-27

he Funeral Ceremonies in tl,nt CITY
10 be on the most Magnificent ncnie.

Especial Correspondence of the t,b,c,co rr,b-,o
IspasAroI1s tnrt,ai
TIE Irssos or Tur worn
pet,r,@a c,,ro w., t,.,oe --,.,. t..e".
c.. s.u. y, nso iom NY oilet ''sst 10 the north,
Hno Tue great heaft Oh the people he:e, as
Everywhere, wounded with great sorrow.
and wearily seeking for some comfort some
Consolation. tt comes re,bans r. w. +haS.tt
+ha+ u 80 a..s ~ ~ .1eo - tnc @n9usnt
~ "no "otes lAe 1ail VI tne sparrow,
"ul net desert people battling for freedom
and the rights OF man, and that even this
dire calamity shall prove for tho LASTING Good
of The nat,on Certain ~ q +ho+ a. -. -.
$500 80. 80, '.4aN TUG u4a'-
1ieetae"' etaaus slol1aeo IN our eyes
To-Day, greater perhaps than II he had lived
longer. The work he 1as done, perfect aud
tiaWless. remains for our admiration. The
mast. thank God. In secnrr.
Trv E,,.vn,1' co,-,,,
.,a- 1.tH4e
VIII reaea 1n's clIy ato O'Clock next sunday
morning, April 90th, and lie In state in the
capitol during the whole day. And the peop,e
who lcred him will come In thousands .tos
the Enres come ,xhcn nop;ce 40 .t-,-so, ~
80 r.-. A.c saanuea,
~ AVN ut"A NO oeau laee lot tne lasE time.
tfCm Ill portions Of the State comes up the
word that the people will BE- here in their m.i-
es'y TO 40 honor to the illustrious dad. The
must elaborate and extensive nrerara +innc
SIC being made to do fitting honor i1s to ths sols
cInn &c. usiou, Gtv. Morton. who ia a f-}Va IL:
, 1865-04-27
OaICAGo CATTLE nIAxkEr.

! WEDNESDAY EVENING, April IL 1861
800 sAt1Lh-1h he recetPts to q y have been a.,
ae s':ea. lhe entered sales fou, Up IN
| g:oa. ~ s'-' 1's
AAe Uataes tnoWs 20 Improvement oyer th. l.,t
teo day. ,either in sctviy or p.ce The IN: NV A.
'na 5s'as "a heazlJ exhausted, and yefr few cattl.
SEEM TO b. srrtyipg from the countrv. The acHrs9
ard q, PRESTON e2lstltE Tor the past and n-essnt
~eeE has cetsied stock owner. lrcu seul1n theIr
catt'e into Market Henca only limited rectint,
He1eA =. tie ya-ds and OF medium oaatlt, ana q;
&c rote 'iuil'r light demand. GovtznaeEt cop,
Afa not Going much Just noz, though seyera
nav contracts wt1e its On Monday. One contr4rt
for head good heeyes averaging 20 ns vea ~
at Baltimore at $t0.9u p 100 ms Steers svevnr rtnc
lbcos were contracted for At $1oeo JHcph.r,or ~
.se1o, fecutea largo sharo Of tho contract. The
con'rac: 1t Louisville, let Moud y also viz ,sr.n
At $7so 100 ns This u S2e5 ,eax thxn tba aid ron
tssc which wss g rs. W.
We are Informed On Monday next no bu,}ne,s = ~
be done It The yards, OWING the tuncra ob,sou,.,
OF Fl Adent Lincoln.
#tqu1te the n arktt to-day dull With m .h.,
rom seats srdsy's n urea:
s,r m coas Is
Cou to medium e 81 81
LII 1o! ...-......-............ {oa3, %
Ite following ATS tho sales to-tay:
CATTLE SALES TODAY
Tokr wAIyH YAaDs.
ns nns,i9r5 3 acPasrson 1s head catue'
.s,na =. NeshsFsoa . heaa
tts:, y:I,sst sSaa ;5 Ksz Go. Is asaa common
Ad.Es tss :; kss is htsa s:al,awas.,
g. ns:s e G. sold 70 oEePheson 2he.a. averaging
= sold Hsz.wocd 5. head, averaging 60!
r. a, n, :. 4 Mallory sold zsls. 10 head Averaging
sHzzAAxsraBps..
,nc c. - = q Z c. tc5a ks - head seaarsss, ave.ag
~saey scln Bogart IS ht ad, Averaging a15 n. At
,s fans iold Kent 1s head averaging 1885 head, at
sssa aesa: s,e'aEsas ss1Eas 5;
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN YARDS.
g - sold kent Co. IL head. averaging Ills Ms,
.hr.dley sod o'Ms1y IS head. averaging LIS d. II
" i 'old Hnz1ewoed 1s head. avsr.sing 1,s, n,.
g fso1E:r = e; .old Enw.ght Is head. averaging
pRoVRRs' UNION TA1ps.
Kso1e CO; sold Mcphersan h. ad tatE steers and
o1sa Ssas sssE siSnx r., lid ss Fs~,,on y
.f.I;ss Is sssa euteaar'' ssss.,
:, nteSa : Tao@Pssa sold Mcpherson Is head ia,r
sesne liza b., Il ssso. A0 '0'ea'ss 'seets' aver
K:!sf l5hssd butchers steers. .ver.
HuG5-Aecels u to. day have been g,4 md The shp-
ntnis 1888 head. 1ha entered sales at tho yA,iors
ytr1a amount to 1917 head. |
The market to-day has shown conaIdefAhle I'm
provenent both n activity and prices. Hcryy Or
aefs lsom new York were received today and yes
eFo y, atd under this 1ndpsnce prices advanced
lear &c per 100 ns- The advance, however. can
lardJ be relied upon Al the tn6neaees md = which
!" obtained were not ot = p4ru anent character
"e quote the market more aetivs and prizes higher
OF The reasons given. The following are the les
, 1865-04-27
= HE PEOPLE,


oW1cg to th6crowded state Of our column
re find 1t impossible TO publish all the reso
lutions, expressing the feelings of the people
Of which We are in duly receipt. We eiYt
extracts ftcm portion Of what we have re-
celyed.
The inhabitants Of
Gardner
assembled on tie 18th, in the church. whcre
appropriate addresses were delivered by the
R.E. hess,s, Gard and Colby.
RESOLUTIONS were passed, recognizing but
two parties, friends or foes, and pledging to
President johnson, unbouudcd confidence and
undivided support; and, also, expressing
sympathy for the bereayed famuly.
Al the conclusion, . collection WAS taken.
Amounting 70 s102.co, for the Sanitary Com.
Sycamore.
Tie meeting was organized by the election
Of A. J. Blancha' d, Esq, as ciairman. An
dresses wee delivered by the Rev. Messrs.
Martin aid CooB. The second md flfiI, -.
solutions read as follows:
HesclFtd1 That II is lbn solemn and fn,nrrot,va
duly Of every AEerlcan c1t1zep to cher,sI, viii,
the c.epstt gratitude. the nan g, reputatlon and
eecoI6 father nf hi country, "'4o
=, det0ht1, 1hat It is our tolemn and firm couyic-
nun thst s1e extreme penalty Of lhe law should
~ maie'ea oGon tos lsadsrs Of thts Infamous re-
ID their oafne; they have delu:ed the iand rFiih
tue blood Of ons ncare and deafest Yrienrs- n,a
= gnrtec The iaws OF hospitality. broken their d.
ro, coSs paea upon Iags q uuee, wsntony end vii
dttd in cold blood their prisoners four soIdisra,
xDd by tlcfr cneGusle1l bathtfifY cnn,ditS'
uattbhcss snd knyaRo cEnalty, reduced mauy 10
a'ac Of draselng i1toe5, Practical non-<n,t5, and
, 1865-04-27


1he poor nelees RENAME Of M1. Lincoln
nfe returning 10 MS nome IN Springfield By
1he eamc fonte over winch the living Abra-
4'aln Lincoln, frealaeht eject, passed fou~
5.atS aeo nom epfansnelo 70 washington.
1ncn NOW important and fn!uaolc was the
nost u'n1rs .'slk o' Respect NOW how In.
aoc4aa@ anu no'1less. linen each Kind word
s1'eoesneneo 1ne unlon. Now all words
however appropriate are sadly too late.
But then how tame wss the rcc'atton,
how doubtful and chilling the welcome,
throughout much Of Lis route to Washing
toni Through the last hundred miles he
Hus compelled to SEEK safety in disguise, to
avoid then the fate which hns Just bsfallen
him. Even in New York, whose Mayor short.
3y Afterwards recommended the secession or
the CITY from the State In yev YORK. vbera
, 1865-04-27

NO one believes that the murderer Of Presi
dent Lincoln can escape. He Ia, If possible
N Infinitely more danger than Tas John
fEancls Knapp, the murderer Of Cap1a,n
Sott1A White OF Salcn, Mass, On the trial al
WON, IN 1880, Webster delivered one If The
most expressive paragraphs in the Iteratune
Ct The world. We reproduce It here, snre
that 1t may be verified in the cass Of Booth at
any moment:
Snch secret can be safe nowhere. The
whole c1 cation Of God has neither nnoE mr.
corner where the guilty can bcstow II. and
~ II Is safe. Not to speak Of that eye which
ps!ees through gu d1sguises, and beholds
everything as In the splendor Of noon such
salets Of guilt are never free from detection
even % men. True 1t is, generally speaking
that .'nurder will out" True it il thaft
froEsdence hath 80 ordained, and doth so
Gosun things, that those who break tie
great law Of Heaven By sheddin: mans
nioeo seldom succetd In avoiding discovery.
lion as this, dlacoyery must come, and viii
come, sooner or later. A Thousand eyes
!t4n at once t. explore every man, ever
thlng, every circumstance connected with
the time and place; thousand ears catch
tn.a;y'. terely %,hlsper; thousand excited minds
thelr light, and rtady to kindie the slightest
circumstance into q blaze Of fdiscovery. M+an-
tine the guilty soul cannot keep its own
secret. It is false to itself; OF IA her 1t feels
IN irresistible impulse Of clnscIence to be
true to ITSELF It 1abo,s under it's gull
II possession, and knows not E1,at
to do with 1t. The human heart was
Lot made for 1he residence Of such
an inhabitant. It dnds iteclf preyed On bT
tormtnt which it darcs not acknowledge 70
Ged OF man. A vulture is deyonrine it. and
It can ask no sympathy Or assistance either
from Heaven or earth. The secret which thc
murderer possesses soon comes to posssss
Lin; and, Like the evil spirits Of which We
itAd, 1t orsrcomes him, and leads hin
Wh'1hersoeycr 1t will. He feels it beating at
hls lt ast, r:sipg to his throat, and demanding
d.tclesurc. lie thinks the whole world secs
J; IN his tace, reads It In .h,s eycs, and almost
s:eats its *lkings in the very SILENCE Of bis
thoughts. 1t has become his master. It be-
lays bis discretion, it breaks down Is cour-
use, 1t conquers his prudence. When sus.
] iclon from without begins to embar:ass
h.zD, and the nc' Of cI.cums tance to entaorle
lin: the iatal secret struggles with still ers1t-
cr vie1cpce to burst TO- ii. It must b: con.
'eEstd-1t Will be confessed. There ia no
refuge from confession buu suicide, and sui.
eide is confcssion.t'
, 1865-04-27
"L1acoiQ Fouurains..s -


a writer In the New Yo,k Ewniag Post pro-
poses 10 girc 81 900, ard calls upon others to
give like sums, fer the purpose of establish
ing drinking fountains in that city, to be got.
ten up in tasteful manner, md each one TO
lear the following Inscription:
LINCOLN FOUNTAIN.
In Heo.ory Of the 18Th Of April, 1906.
Ihe Post strongly commeuds the susges-
tion+ II says that ut present, on hot sum
rntr day. it La impossible 1or any one in the
streets to qucrch his thisst, Without going
INTO bar-room or saloor. No doubt many
I1an now spends money for spirits, who would
gladly drink water instead, if lie could get 1t
ircm public Il untain.
, 1865-04-27
RUFUS tAATCE,
FoRxEALY HATCH 4 HuGHEs.)
RR0EFR,

10. g E1rrAng1 Pace, Ncv York,
6sH:saneai s.e1Elt,el Stock Aod eo.a, Doagts A1d
2old E1clrstyet> CT Commtsslc1,
AKF<RXNCE=:
5.sass. 9olomcn 6turkes sSna, Ch.ex@c, Il.
s-sSAS. - ,Hloek'ey = Hand Ch.casp, Ill
Mheeier. E>Q Chicago, L,
J: Z. NUN. ESQ ClicsEo, T.
Z. a kEKeEE, ESQ.,. chiCs 70, Iii
f!esa.s. Bound. Bailey i g.. Nev yo.s CITY.
t'e.!7. Me- tna, Bros. 60, Hew York Cl.Y.
ts Te.sr: !. iHn iTasnss =, Co. M sey @ Ye1k Gttg
l'.H. EaIter, EsQ.. Rut.nao, It
l;e:s1s Lath:op, snito : Co.. Ct7eGc, ~.
G. 52r7ut. Ksa.. President Hoc6 Island Rki5pad Co
, 1865-04-27
A E1endiAh Kebc1 x,lot

By m arrival at New York from De,ura.
1fport comes tbat the United Sfafns Gon'
tul Ut that port Ind discovered a not to IN.
trtduce the yellow fever into New York r.
appears that d Dr. Blackburn, of Wi1m;n1.
ion, N. c., q noted seceaslcnist, had col1rcief.
y. N ba1es Of injected clothing, consisting Of
The tospitals, whi:h he intended to ship to
New Tol for the purpose Of spreading The
teycr In that city. The bales were taken in
c1asge by The authorities and burnt. Such
tets are 20 much in character with the entire
c,nduct Of the rebels during tue war that It
will scarcely excite 1ematk.
, 1865-04-27

BtNstRfPt ION AtikSs!f 7.33 1*sAh
kEEQED KATlDHAt. 4 ~.

BEU9GN1FTfWN Ns& &Ss!E 7-3W Lt3A 4,
sECoSD EAT1ORAt. EAaE or CHICAGO.
"a Bang vii recel14 sro 1r1.tcs. to tne ~. : N
1u pcon to ih~ 1s'h OF luot, ~ "
@sco Scoaac tio0 gar 1nEatess =. IT, .ats o! il
Pc CENT per annc-. sad :5s1e thtse ys1-x -!u1
!s! o. June, 1851, mas BE- eorertee, 1t he oouoa
of; d, h3ldtf, At maturity saso 81 PEI cent tM koo
baaf!nE bcnd&
~ -ct OF CcDgres. rteS Afr Tree from Ssata sa6
M-nlr1pai taIa:tcn, an. hs7lng :hs adyaatags, ne
as best security investment moss IA stn u TE1f
We allow the 1auaI rate O. eoc1u ut4i tasah 1rAa
N eaa tutEtsb 1re n3tsa Immediately receipt Of
orr et1 frce e charge J. A. xIl1S, PRESIDENT.
EQN'n ssTlyKHAN. CaAhfef.
, 1865-04-27

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Apri. rs.
The Dry Goods. n arker Is extremely ac1lve and
Qrsc irregular. Prices again higher and IN con-
sequence Of the Lcarcitg Ct goods and tho excited
stata Of tho maaket"ln New York, Prints srs 1aac
higher. G:nghams have advanced 2a3Xc; Bleach d
Goeds sFe Masc higher, Browo Shee&tng are 2kaic
higher; De1tns have advanced 2@sc Striped shirt
tnRs sre 1@2hn better Ticks t.e SC higher; C1rsae
Je. ns are 1l2c higher. Higher prices s7s realized on
pesslnes. It will be seen that o7r quotations on
shertlngs sne Bfe7ched Goods take quite a ranges
sor'eH hat unusual thing. They the tsu:e. given
By hs 1esd1ng houses IN ths tr-de. s,ocks are i'm
pre- virg.
, 1865-04-27
CHICAGO LUMBER. IL AxKET.


WxDyKaDAT EvK11y0, april GS.
LHAa2E-Fee' ivte. $50 m shipped, LIS III. Tas
Ger ano Tor carPofs continue active. md with vary
Limited supp J. tu rrts aGe reatzed The "a q. to-
csy shcw An advance OF iulIy SIC Oyer the rp.inc
prices On Aer0ay. sa:es we're: Cargo fchr aasnoIIa
hos. Gfsnd Elv.r. ITO II rated nne cut at ats. So
sold By J.hn Ga7tck; cargo schr Wyoming, from
BY O. biew>te. cargo schr Bates, l1o n c.ass At
*l6.0, sold ty IT. III K1at..
"eqrote:
4eoa sargoes. SIS soa1s 70
1.os "a ~.-,,., --.....-..~...--.... 13.H0t917tQ
su4NsLLs-Rsceived. SO m thippsd, l. e,G =. The
marstt IL seaoy and unchanged. We old NOT hea, ot
any usns.c IONS. and quote:
Saved A.. ~
Shaved. . =. ~ ~
L-.TH-Rccefyed, n1ne; shipped. I97.oeo. The
mM Mket Is qutst Il $2a2S QcR Rm.
RI = fot1n9in1 ,ha =. -.
, 1865-04-27
E1ksx9sseae555lssz1>11Dysf.s11lIxa..s

finally to eetnplc'e fheir tnltrpal work. have base
y ssts.t,rated cur Chief Mig citrate, m1u tlss,
tnt risled for Tie Eorndrese Ut his judgement
m, 1tbse integrity, prose1 bj1l houetty, sec.ude
ftu.idf hls deaoly enemies.
1he cit'zeus Of
| met en- the l9h sid elected Col. s. B. Marks
| ns tlaii man ard S,las Rhoadcs Secretary.
Addresses were made by the Chairman aud
Secretary. and hy the Rev. Mr. Patten. Ws
eve Inc three cencluding resolutions:
Attolred, ga. That in The death Of Abraham
LI cen onr Republic has lost "a tender and fl<a1
friend Of The oppressed fa,thfu! and generous
= ifatE snd tsEnest, jndteluus and impartial ben.
s eisesr, snd the nation has iost .aeA Tried and
Ettot,td, 7th. That We have fail confidence In
1he antl1ty, integrity snd pafriousm Of Andrew
t,.te devolves- We, with other loyal cttizens o.
ILLS great Republic. will stand firmly with him,
ano glve htm md his administration our undi-
accorded 10 his beloved md iarented pfedeces-
soE.
1;3'n,;! a;se!sS r. Thu; he s,r1sn, o, Anna and
Private rtRldenees ard weir uoon their parsona
thr psnal badge Of mourning tor period Of thuty
The Evening Star Lodge,
NO. 20, l. Q. Of G. T., have sent US the
following:
tzIEAA, 1ne asssfs1naton Of out beloved
FIssident Abraham Lucoln, has filed the land,
WIN mourning and brought sorrow to the home
9, every lo5nl citizen sna true friend Of ciy1aza-
oGa Rfsafr,a an'gs5asl r., h'efty; tn.reiore
No &C. Of ns5sra q et nsealqe
the death Ct Abraham Lincoln ,he E@a5cinstor.
SSi1h pihef q h. tn
d'sTen'bs n ent spd euulon,
mr. dhaI %e Will ever bear u grateful re-
t'rtnn daai M WISDOM the honesty and tho
Wnie living, which aball trtnsmil his name m md
aes!p &c posiei5,ty aud .hs beLest Typ Of Aer
con. nor President ol the United Suites. IN thia
a. o"5sest hoor q national SORROW and atllction,
aeaz ne that liberty, temperance and a} the
T. ! en- assal'ed IN the pesHon OF our beloved and
tn nonored PIesident We renew our sacred pledges
~ H01k WIN redorbled zeal in the support OF the
olo"ea hsntuttons Of our couttry, and The
principles Of onr order, without which We in. |
cefeiy believe those Institutions cannot be c.ct-
gIfr ed on ard 1o he support Of the sacred
unity st q nation. ne pledge our }iyes. on for.
lunte SID our sacred honor.
9he Union League Of Tamaora
passed the following resolutions:
!, Re.ol: ed, That the loyal American people \
efestdent, tussassinuted BY The hands Of rebela |
ie9lnst TIC GovernMtnt mud entn,es of ilbtrty |
da Ea ireedom} by w1ihdraWiog all mercy from tbe |
eaoets Of the beflfoD, by bringing them to con
1ign punishment. hnd by pointing ,he finger or
!eoln sel at every persoa who sEnpathizes with |
Rsso!sed, That the members Of this Council /
Fear badee Of mourning for thirty days. IN CON.
nemorauon M the many virtues OF Abraham Lit
Rtsoletd, That whilst cur enemies hare at.
empted to destroy The Government and tha jfocr
yes g. the people By the assassination Of the
,fetloent1 We b2Fe an abiding confidence in r1e
ul1lYs discretion. fur rment and nnfrtoft. :, ~
, 1865-04-27

n Tho o1!oHl1E hay conrrae's weFe let bv C.ps-tn
r. stert OF AfkA1sas, II L,ts~ Rock ark A.1tl t3
The Quarterutstet adys rtised for tons but only
anaiaed con'tscts for l6.c0 TONS owing, u hs aid
aAs me Hop 81 Were very n.ts-EInE ior speedy
Lot require a,xsf amount:
hl M feSkte, t00 tons. the Ina nf the Nemuhfa
ant Little Rock ralro ID. ba1:d. n SO 4 ton
IN ,tsc ~ e. ~ y ~ tsn: y Dnvslia u
n.n' nuya.19 h:nd. 10 stack. ~ 31s 81 ton.
ton.
ChaTlss B. Cunningham. 36oa tons, bued, on the
lTe Of tbr 1sisfoan. ~ tasa5 7 ron; tco ton; in
ttsc6. Delivered at Brownsville, al rs 3y = ion.
, 1865-04-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

WEDSxsDAY Evxs11a. April q, ts5s,
II sdas Qf Grain are noto n1ods on basis Of &c
GM ace. n 1ecordancs scika resoluaon pdssed on
L.nnlS dnd ore 10 reported BY u. Haless oGatr,o!s<
FARle.HT&-LAKE FRKIauTs were quet n1d
gnt1. n2eu engagements Wer.s: To CLEvkLAyp-
ect1s a cue 'no 9 q :, oats Sc. II CoL11y0 wop
Sci Gftpr6ho ~ &c Tor corn, and &c fo1 p4{4. To
eATNIA-BflE Ro.c1us, = heat snn corn Al Sc.
ILL RAIL FEsteHTs-The various KasEelu roads
, 1865-04-27

Marine.
VEBsKLR fAAaIHa DETR aIr-Th. following ss .Is
p.s-ed Dr. ttoEc % The 23th:
Uf-SttAmef Gen Sh:1man.
loss--Propei sra Marine. CITY OF Doston.
FEfPELIEE NBHoR3.-The propeller Empire rsn
aefoond netF Hsr 'ut. r.dA y n'G1 during suoW
xquh!f. TIE Vin1 owing skron.. The gat.r w,a
aftgcc e. hit she y HIT ort OF water, but She Is
, 1865-04-27

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April rs, 1855.
oaslness all ovcr the country Is reviytng rapidly
ahd the general markets are improving. In com.
mesca' and financial circles there is greater con-
nteaee 1e!t, ono capital which, during the panic
that cnsued after gold fell with crash to 15t1 a.,
eagerly boarded, is now eeeking investment tn
pIoduee, provisions and general merchandise.
Country buyers from all parts OF the
West are eagerly crowdiag our Wholesale
nousea with orders to repleuish their re-
duced stocks Of gooda, and rarely, II ever before
hss the mercantile trade been 80 active. Bin
there is also increased activity In the produce
and provision trade, both On account OF epecula-
tors and shippers, aud prices hare advanced quite
materially. When the news came that Richmond
had fallen, No. Spr,n: Wheat fell below s10o
Per buahel, and nov, With gold but shade tIeh-
er. it |. selling at La per buehe1 Mess Pork,
which fell ns low as $s2.voOss. no, Is now active
at S2sol @2S.x5; and Shoulders, which were dull
lew weeks stnce at lie, are now eagerly pur
cbcsed at 14c-selers holding at 15c. We hare
also to notice st:ons upward tendency In the
pr ccs Of Dry Goods and general merchandise.
This activity In trade is due mainly 10 a re-
ne~td confidence In general yelnes, as well as to
the prospect teiore ua Of speedy restoration to
pesce and the opening Of the Southern States ro
oui me'chhnts and dealers; but It is also 10 great
extent owing 10 the Increased CONSUMPTION
when entued after prices fell. This is particu-
larry true Of proYialons, and indeed Of all kinds
Of produce and merchandise. When kess Pork
vas $1,000 per bar1ely CONSUMERS houeht as little
as posaib1e, and only from hand to mouth ~
but when ii fell to i25oo there ensued an
active inquiry by consumers, and . stocks
began to be depleted In every market In the UnI-
ted Stases. Even Government, which may be SUD-
posed to have less option In this matter than an
individual, did not begin to purchase freely till
aer fhe decline, and it was not till the stocks ali
over the country wers discovcred 10 be dluin-
tshed that prices began to rally. This Ia also truo
OF produce, dry goods, &c.
To-day there was considerable activity in the
general markrte. Flour was more active. Wheat
ad,antcd :}@2c 3 bushe1; Corn 1@a1ic b hushel;
Mess Pork S1.75 . barrel; and Cut Nests i04c
an.
There was an active demand for Eastern ex.
chsoge to-day and the market Was arn, at par buy.
Ing, qbd prem. selling. The leading blnkers |
hnso still 10 express currency to New York to |
meet Their drafts.
he money market is quiet but unusually easy.
Inc banks are We'll supplied with currency and |
discounts are eaey at 10 per cent PER aunuu.
Street rites arc stcady at 1@13 per cent Der
month.
Gold opened to-day in New FORK at 1514 and
:lo:ed at I0t. The following are the quotations
>: u roid te1eg'aphed to James Boyd, gold-hroker:
, 1865-04-27

.T We sec by tic Eastern papc-s that
SPEAKER Cdltax, after copsu1ting with psesi-
dent johnson, is proceeding with the ~
1nneeInenis for his Western tour. He Will
lease very soon.
, 1865-04-27

. WEDNESDAY EyrHEa, Ap.iI 49,
ae Following summary shows ,ha movement in
PRODUCE and Provisions, during the past twenty
four hours:
RECx1p1s AID sH1px1H1a 1oR r1x p.s.o, vo,7u.
, 1865-04-27

B,ULU bu No. l Ccrn. a. 3rst bali june. rs
The demand for Provisions continues active.
and this afternoon there were, eager buyers Of
Mess Pork at xes-50, without sellers. Sweet
picssl. Hams were in demand at 1sc. nghwtues
were peetected'
, 1865-04-27

WnyAr-null- The deuAnd Is condued to e. r lots.
Va quote N'I MtlWepkto club at $15G[4t.55; M :
Ch1rsRo H tt-t &1i5
aoHH-Du,l auu lower. Small ss1es; old 1t Sc from
sicrr ard new at Sic tEacx.
0AT3-nuIt ~ 33H5sc I; ON stpte. IN car lots,
KsE Eomi0 Il IT 31G0
.FARLEx-Euil. Had at u sc@lsso for West.rn aod
CsIAut.