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New foRk. June e0:-The Washington spe.
cial Of the New York Tina ssys that
Benz. Wood has telegraphed TO tie authori-
cs h!s desire to testify before the Military
o,n n,., m'.slep M eonee5nIne the rs e draft sent
understand, that 1t was given to him TO be
used In epeculatfoos In gid by { friend or
Thompsou's and says that be 10 tsed il, II
granted or no..
The following list c>mp.lscs tic names Of
noted persons whose petitions lor pardon
adler General n. c. Wlckham. RM. T. Hun.
ter. Postmaster Genesal Reagan afsjor Gea-
eral VIM. Malone, Major General Geo, Pick
ett, Ns5or General Ecko1s. Bsg.aier General
J. slr ms, Brigadirr General Basil Duke,
Tsnt Ia1 F.. A. Quarvier, Central j. n.
nticat, Major General J. P. KFshaw. Cen
Gfa' 3. r. jackson, General Vim. H. Peck,
Y. T.. Boyce Of South Carolina, e1-mem.
Eer of Congress. and late Of the Provisional
2: rsrcas Of the Southern Confederacy, Wn.
y Avery. e1-member Of Congress from Ten.
nesse9, brgAdier General Joseph Il. Andcr-
e Q, b;fNdes General BeAll, BEIgadfor Gen.
ssal ".5.NCobell, Brigadier Genera! r. l..
There ven thIrty-four warrants for pardon
msuea !, eaI.a e .say " the Secretary Of State All
!.G pal taes ven citizens Of North Carolina,
n.a aao rune o. sns.a are persons Of note. These
Hluons ~efe gIa,t cd upon the suggestion Of
wv. ho.aen: Inc f-eaidcnt gives preference
o9 e.,n o. namole l~etion in the matter
tstmtned % hold under ad7isemsnt tor sae
Pr sent, all applications from meu Of astlnc.
y n. Tie Ffcsidtnt has likewise directed
that Petitions fer pa don shall be referred es.
peciany 20 the toverno's Of the eeyeral
otates wherein the applicants reside. ~ that
the best evidence can be obtained ns n the
nerits or dtmerits Of the petitioners and n.
60 mat the Governors may In eath rasn re-
CONNIE nd such action as may seem n fnem
just AuQ proper. ~ tae"
TIC remaining appolntm-n:s fe~ eso,o;a
we're made teddy, as to,lowe, and the dlS deleS
CATION lef. this evening for SavAnEah ria New
Judge; Colonel Stone, fer District Judge;
J: l. Dann!ng, Of Atlanta, for United s atess
Marshal: Is1rse T. rsoas arc among tue strongest
byron Laa r, finn rly Colonel Of the A,h
New lotk Volunte r., has been appointed
United States Marshal 1or the Richmond,
Va, district. Colonel Latin Is at presentss
1es:c ent Of the State Of New York.
Col. Cooper Gibbs, In command of the
Iost NJ Andsr1onylle, Is here on parole.
Capt; Htnry W1erse, who had control Of that
terrible Pr1son'pen Is also here in conane-
ment, awaiting lin tiial for numbering our
p1is> Dcrs. a Judge Advocate his already
heen assigned, and 1s now preparing the trs-
t1mfOy. The rebel Colonel Gibbs states that
t1e OF the modes for procuring funds for the /
rebellion VAS TO OBJ ain all the greenbacks Il
i1e possession Of Union prisoners. and az
money to cne dol1ar.
1ht Hen. Caleb Lyon, Governor ofIdaho,
is now here, and his advent Ia thus s:ountcd
Tor: the Territorial Legislature 1ad passed
an ordinance removing the episal from
leTiseon to Boyce's City, w1efcupon the
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IE9VUl kI1o H+J31Uu1l DFH1NtflF,T
AtHelys O'Clock to-day June 18th. Capt, VIM.
~ IT, f f opened tbs f,llo y.
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fiery ir rdiens.s..on Their hcu1lt,t:nr ,c,r,.e
cenee In tbc Issues Of the war they deem th.
last e1p'1sion of theis misdeeds. or rather. as
tney would tenn them, mlstakes, Pm.
1onnoly unconscious Of the Law Of cause and
tntcf, Tie simply natural consequences a,
ther own principles and actions their pri de
and egotlsm viii interpret as esp.ci.l n.
a'cscns Of arbitrary and unjust pov.r. Th.v
nave not the patient 4ottitudc to e,durr th.
penalties that must ove.take them. th.r
cannot await the slow compen.,t{onx ~ :
lcng-conttnued course Of action. Thev 49,.
IN Dad stafe Of mind to make use{ni c,t,.
stns. John A. Wise, brothe. Of q A. wise.
taan8s that he has sufered qulte enough, anu
calls On ahe Government to repair his Iosses
ano selnstata his Prosperity. &c considers
ttat the United States should :fer1 i.se,f .nt
ncaeH1ly co'nplimeuted aud rewarded bv h1a
acknowledgment OF re.allcg1ance to matr
Nun Entirely comfortable. Says Wise
Oesutute OF means appeal to the ,nspo.nq,,,t,
eno nnman't, ot the unlied Slatet to ensh3e M
ssnGleaas s. but hecause shsy ows Il t.
&C. 1oE such t1fmtng crop. aa msy h. cn5rssts
~. s coming GUNNER ana Ill. iwiit not eisporate
sub si%oS. for 1 1neisase,c how my .@lly have
J L
e1o.s 1of ue to provide Longer Nv sons hsrs nn
un1fozzus.'' ~ p@1 on 1nesf
This man evidently deems the government
responsible 1os his troubles. His irritable
temper Of mind is not likely to have been
soo'hed hy the reply he received
to his application for protectto1
and aid from the authorities at Sorfo1k.
sog NE fntor1n.d, air, that yopr Gov
eanmtnt wlt protect Jo1, md 10 1ts pEn rori
nms give rights Of cdnxenahIp eren to tho .e snns
o. 3eafe. who hare nothing to wear s,ut 1he in,
nfila q ucaton; but. for the mauncr Of il nIo.
tocttor an7 tbs time when full zsgats Of cittz n.
sn,p ~! re conferred, ynu vii. awrft rutii the
actfd." ~ e"431ets
1t must take years-pe.laps during the
time of whole generation, for the 1ate
slareholdipg class to recover from the effects
Of the accursed course OF w.oDg and oppses-,
sion they huve been pursuing. We have llt.l
tie hope that they viii make w1se use ofad
vcrs'ty during this Inevitable ne iod of rrad.
ua1 reaction. The recuperation OF the uerr
's probably the more hopefu1.
, 1865-06-21
She 4tl. Of July in MadIson-An Ex-
tTanrdfnarv Selection OF 6 Orator Of
fhtA Hnr

MADISON, Wis, June s, 1865
Editors cbicsso Tribune:
= slRs-Ihe Mayor Of this city, to whom
vas entrusted the appointment Of Commlt-
tee to make suitable arrangements for -the
celebration Of the coming 4th Of July, up
pointed two notorious Copperheads on such
Committee, to Wit Levi B. Vilcs and e
Naktly-theee worthless ba1ng tyo of tue
leaders CT the JEFF. Davis faction in this
county.
Taking advantage of the1. position. ttey
have succeeded in frclng npon the Commit
tee the selection Of q. 8. Or:on. as orator of
the day. This is the same Orion Eho. last
fall, desceEded from bis poaltion is Crcult
Judge to do The dirty work Of secession min-
iops, IN abusing Abraham Lincoln md his ad-
the hiielinGa of ccspotism, md leyal news
Eape1a as the organs Of corrupt juuta at
washington: HIS speeches were published
In the STATE Journal. OF this city, anl have not
BEEN forgotltn. The selection ii an insu1:
to the loyal men and women ct lane coun-
ty, ard to the b. ave soldiers Hho are vet ID
our midst. Unless In obedience to strict
military order, The soldiers at Can, Randall
VIII fuse to participate In the celebration,
While thensands Of our citizens wilIceleb1ate
nt home or convene at some other place.
We were hoping to have grand celebration,
but We can never celebrate 1t this :ity under
the lead OF such men. Strange hat these
aidcrs Of The rebellion should now undertake
10 set themselves up az teache1s-to teach
men their duty to their country. We want
no such Lights. DsESoS.
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Specie PAYMENTS.

4uc "e7leta Pnols are at stated periods
Is@Na 70 .oe pFo2nosheations of some re-
poipst 'os Inc ASSOCIATED ffeaa. or the yaii'
e.ueaons o. sone telesraphac correspondent
y. washington, "hich assert, as fact beyond
u'spa1e' Inst MI. Mcculioch. the Secretary
1ae treasury, getting ready to rcsume spe'
ce payments; and That, hut IN some tyihlng
ooet@c'es IN Inc way OF Inc execution Of the
aeaen. INC metallic f1ng oi gold coins would
pe osato On tns treasury counters next week,
OF smetJ not Atef 1han next month We
noPe taat no one ls del nded by confident Pre-
Agso ~ M ANe tneso: eno. 1or me credit Of our
as,s ...sss..a,. "e r uas1 that nc F11 not be
fh.f .s.s.sD., ~, 1ue t'reu1Atlon o. stories
n. ,asnn,1t,as 1e Io0"'ot} 'atos.
1,nrsrnt ana r. r.s.. ps -. tssasus ~
h. fmnos.if,1o w.. - Lay .on.,n"e 70
1hou]d donht it. .r,sa;.as, pAe1o.e' We
cbsnrr ,vo,;,a =. ~ s.sss ~ pteseat' Ing
In tbe ,ew .d,ns.1.,. ssn.. Huu sto.sas; aao
fo11or enc., mos. 80 ,a1a9 ra@a Waulo
&hons,nds ~ ~ 1sast I "oulu o'e'A1e
and male ais,ra.. ".ssN, BUSINESS men,
1and. The no7t,s - 49, c.t =. sons noos toe
that 5fs 4xs-.o:a,o., ~ ' ootu"snt' DOW
daily rcduce5 ,na w. w. .;.a.1 e.aH ..s us"
not su,,Ieet n ths ,r,ns.",t- ss0 oueea NC
war. shonld h. IN rn.,.s -, "s'ass uenauas ~
and Iusen,;h,r AZ 7,o..,,.,a ~ tS ~ sA. *ou
debts nnav nv h. sndsss,., .. VIC soa s..'
c,rnatu,- - ~. 800 9 .ns'sA=eo ~ ~
arr r,stS 4h.t ~, ,.a,,s - .ls-'."N =. "..~"
, 1865-06-21
Proclamation of Gov. Holden of
North Curollnn.

WASHINGTON. June 90.-Goyeruor Hidden
ha5 issued his aFst proclamation to the people
Of North Carolina. He informs them that a
Convention to alter and amend ths State
Constitution, TO provide for the election Of n
Cove enor and q Legislature, and to nut the
civil machinery in full operation, vii be- held
at as early . period as practicable. In
doubted loyalty to the National Government
WILL be required Of NIL Delegates in this Con-
ycnt'cn, and Of all parsons who vote ior them.
Those desiring to Tote will be required tn
take the cath Of allegiance and to prove thsir
pood Will totte National Government. Msgfs-
t,ates, whose duty, among. other things It
eha11 be 10 administer the oath Of alIeeisnce
md other civil officers to act Temporarily
F1u shortly be appointed by him for the 70.
rtons districts Throughout the S'ate.
The Governor appeals to tho people TO re-
new with cheerfutness their civil puTsuits and
their Interest In the prosperity Of the 8tata
and nation, reminding them that all Of the
welfare and happIness that they have or that
thy can hope Tor, for themselves or their
children, is {nd1ssolubly bound Up With The
Union. 80 N
In announcing to the colored people that
they are now free. he informs them that IL
res1s With themselves to prove whether this
etdom Is u blessing or mn iniu.y, and conn.
sells thtm:to cultivate habits Of order and in
duttiy.';
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:or which cur present Chief Magistrate Is.
t1ust, honestly laboring, be done and we'll
done, and then viii chr sis!n sons loos down
from the heights o! glory and rejoice that
they gaye Their lires Tor this glorious cause.
Of the free and The home Of thc b1ye," a
lsnd, MI Of whose institutions will BE- found
ed en- the eternal principles OF right and
Justice. Then shalliWe go on and ful6ll our
d. stiny-a land to which the oppstss.d OF
all laEds may come ana develop into the
lnrEtet stature Of malhood-AxEKcAE CrT-
IzESS. rnYAL
, 1865-06-21

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S1cnmbOnt Disaster On Red RIy.
er-s00 Lives L0sf.

CAIRO, June s0.-The steamer Lady Gay
fm,nishes 1q New Orleans papers of the 18th.
about 900 passengers, principally paroied
prisoners and families returning to their
nomeE. lsit Shreveport, for New Orleans, on
fl1oay, June 9th. About O'Clock on the
alme night it was discovered that the boat
Fns taking water rapidly, and before she
I Ias landed and stages put out. she sunk
ABOUT twenty feet Of water, the timbers
2h ak nG ard crushing. The loss OF life must
Pave oeen terrible. she being much crowded
pno sl1k Sing inside Of three minutes. 1t is
aanPpcsed ttat Ecme 200 perished. She had
~ horses en- board, MI of Which were lost
except three. The passengers lost every
lh,tg: The paroled prisoners m board were
pfL cpa1y members Of the Missouri regi-
mtnts. There we're snuac Arkansas soldiers
o9 m beard and small number of LouisIaniaus,
IEelo were no Tnfon' soldiers among the
plumber. The officers Of the steamer were, 1t
Is believed. all saved.
The Lady Gay brought up about 900 Of
men, returning hame.
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W EAtY REVIEW OF TuHR:
Ca1CAG N RkET,

tAn sa.ss y o. 9r1.s ore nota eae.s or >.
st1fa9e n Gcct7tt1ee tct&A :e4o44on p1l5e3 oss
aFoc[tad1 -S' '-'e' 1ass
r, ,a,,si1 11i!aiHrTs-1AkE FAsia1ss-Wete IN goad
atSaftt A9u LIN. Enxa4einent~ we're: TO BVFTsIo
F;6 F;6sf41s saidn1a; 'ehts sishtinEae. ". O. Bro11,
h!u Hianat. Lono atar and OwAsco, corn Vt &c
1nNque hdIthAeN. o.ta It Axe. TO tnWxG -Bknfs
3eoa:eta tansan and Lucy J. Latham, wheat ron Hi
Msn1ee ~ loAc. To kLx0sIoN-8thr MONTICELLO
wheat 1t 40Hc.
tAxE AND RAEk FkM6HT4-Axe dali ana M.
a1e :. s2s f9F aaq. e noaon u. sArnss
aouf York n. Buffalo, s.. tor duuF and ooc tor
pftE - s9 Nontresl.b2th 1n C%nads c1zre3rI.,
tot El21[ 70 ftw Yo:k. an I Sc z Boston,
Recsivea iaat vsea s 81 bill; ID: psd sssH 5sis
aese1fsa @ &9G TssK hs: yea 81 s6t bris.; ship I'd
t.:ly PIT Of ths Eesk gaze cossidaose mo "a 70
III; fr seue e.oss Koi Se5.n o dcna and Vhe
a.5s. Io pAI-IRs ~ market vi aa1 ana saEe soser
q n Tsss mEtF4 "iN7k5 ~ m1eo 5s,s. 1a1ed Il
q = uH Rap WIsTEa-~1os ps q ii 50: 20 DE At
SIS: 100 hrs at 81 ~; SPRrgd EITRA-ido nflsmi1eS
a,t 49, e II: ,cd Pit H. e.ss 4 sais BIZ
hIit Brick" on t. sFGtSa srP11s- 50 b5s It f4:5
, 1865-06-21
REORGANIZATION,
Condition and Necessi-
ties Of the South.
MILITARY GOVERNMENT KECESsIRY-
REBEL SUFFRAGE rs. NEGRO SUFFRAGE.
1nferestfu = Letters from Match.
ez and Memphis.

The following letters frem promincn. Der.
soDs, the first at Eatchez, Mississippi, and
he eecs Id at Memphis. Tennessee, will be
interesting, as expressing the Views OF par-
Ties whose personal knowledge Of the field is
considerable, relative to the absorbing pro-
b.ens Of Reconstruction and Of suffrage
-....... NA7cuEz, Miss., Junes.
Editors Cb1eago Tribune:
Many plans ind schemes are froposed for
eeonst1pcting the Governments of the s ate,
That have been IN fnsurrcction. It has been
fashionable to speculate deeply IN this con-
nectien, and construct finc and Intricate
schemes for such reconstruction. The whole
subject has seemed intricate, and there have
been many disputes as to whether the rebe1.
lions states are. or ever have been, out of The
Untep, or have remained always in II. In
spite OF ordinances Of secession" Presi-
dent Lincoln wiped away many of the cob
webs spun By these sophistIcal disoutants-
and placed the whole subject IN p1ain licht'
by suggesting that the 1eteIlious States ara
at present "out Of their proper practical re-
iattous to the Union" A faYorite plan with
tie Southern politicians Is to hare ali tba
Confederate State officers, executive. 1eeIs.
latiye and judicial, take the oath Of aile-
siance 70 ne Government, and continue ths
exercise Of their respective fuuctions. r. ~ -
question whether this plan Is rhe most
striking for its simplicity or its INDEMNIFY &
enee. Perhaps a scheme equally sImnla nav
be found. which may be based upon iovaisg
'athtr han treason. It is the object oY III
articlc 10 suggest plan Of rec cops rnefIon ~
Inc nsnl1eeno2ary States, as follows;
!es' Divide the States into CeorfanA7ca,
military departments, each department hei,,o
co extensive with the limits Of the Sat.
d. Assign the Commanding. General. ,f
each department to duty also es m;i;t,rv
Governor Of tho State, either by anc;s1 a.!
s14eDn ent In each case, or By rene al nr7ar
covering all departmental eotnmauds. snc,
officer 10 govern his troops as Cummsndnst
Gtnela1, and The citizens oI Tie Slate As sli,i.
.afy Governor. ~ "&444-
Sd. Let the Military Governor Assume and
d:sehafEc all necessary civil fuuctions es.
tabllsh courts when necessary; ipstitute mn.
niciral and township Govesnments In Io.a:1.
ties, as last as the people arc ready far th.m.
aIIo Mt of1lcers for couDti.s AZ 1ast ss ~
eolle Of such counties arc prepared the1efar: @
1ntl1 s. ch mt as the loyal people ahnw h,
be rxtent and runber Of tucse 1ncsI .ng
'ouuty Governments, that tber are NJ on.r aas
cady and Wiling, but abr, to re.ests, s,.,f.k
nd conduct The State Government, with iay.
, 1865-06-21
The Now Constitution Of u.s.opr,

- - NOAn%AAAAVH Oh Iu.E4ODFis
:, ihe following are the leading t,atures n
The new Constitution Of Missouri hst adont
ed " majority Of the people:
It decla1es Missouri ftce State farava-
| r. II IL 81 estahAehes the EQUALITY Of al men be
:, It prohibits legislation intetC,,ny r,t,
the personal rights Of men on tccount o
It declares that Missouri shall etcr r.u,,,
n mber Of The American Union. - ~
Il cAciudes from the bal1ot.box and fron
offices. tInltois. rebe1s, rebel synpatb,zsrs
euerlila ma'auders, bnshwhacker,, and ,hej,
Tin Ike manner excludes Knights of the
Golden C1c!e, Sons Of Liberty, upt o. 4 X
t In lie nanner excludes those WHO m.
rolled themselves as disloyal, or Is South
eln s5mpathlzer8 to avoid militia duty.
1t provides for an efficient rcgifratIon OF
txo1e1e, thereby securing the eEiuslon OF
a1iremoves the rule requiring tre,soa to be
proved by at Least two witnesses. and leaves
1t to he proved as any other crimn
It Invites immigration from Eurtpc BIZ eS-
lending the clectivu franchise to those per
shns Of tot eign birth who have, more than
cne year before IN election, dechrcd their
int ntion, according to law, to bGome citI-
zeps OF the United States
II foIb!ds private, local and special !cgisla-
tion, Which Tor thirty years hiss cursed the
s1nte. and brings the State under uniform
system OF general lawB.
1t prohibits lotteries.
Il fo1bids sbe Legislature makiu compen-
kation for emancipated s.ares.
II stops the creation of corporations by
sFec!ai acts. With enormous apGdangerous
powers, and requires all corporations 10 be
formed under general laws.
Itptohiblta the creation, renew;l or cxten-
sit n Of the charter OF any tank o. issue.
1t protects the interest Of the people b7
Imposing npon stockholders indir1uai lisbI.
ny tor lie debts Of corporations.
1t secures an efficient eystcmof common
SCHOOLS for the flee education Of be children
Of the State.
It gives increased facilities br It's own
amer dment. end allows the peote direct
vote upon CTery amendment proposed.
, 1865-06-21
Grain In Store in milwaukee.

lEson the SenAnt :osa
The Secretary It th! Guam er ot Comm .fte reparts
the following auGunts o grain IN store On SATURDAY.
Inne T.. ~ Y
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to thrsc who have proven their capacity to
take care OF themselves, By tic accumulation
II properly, and those whose enterprise and
Aal Tor Improvement laye led them
TO lea'n 10 read--to these classes
the franchise ehou1a' be extended with
osnttit to themselves and the nation. The
blacks themeelyes are anxious to be alloEel
to vote, but the more Intelligent of them ac-
knowledge THAT TO great proportion of
the lace it would at Present be no good,''
but let them know that industry and INTEL
!gence you'd secure 10 them this boon, and
It would plove the strongest stimulant to
The free negro was allowed to vote il wortha
the sear o O. o. P & qP ipne o. j nnb l15k
opinion was such that ,1avery vas not con-
side1ed In danger, tie blacks Ind vote, but
as soon as the Institution was strongly as
sailed, all at once It was found to be most
Tas The reason assigned to me Two years ago
By one Of the riches: men in the Suite, who
bad carri-d on extensive business In this State
fcr twenty-fve ytars entirely By hired labor. |
Ibis gentleman has always been one Of the |
most thorough business men. He Is now a |
member Of the State Legislature
aud used a1lhts influence to secure the rights !
Of the n grocs In the late session. Said he:
1.-The North will triumph and this rebellion
VII he put down, and, II the war
lasts auother year every elave will Le |
Zee, but unless every lebel is DISTINGUISHED
and the blacks allowed to vote, there will be
serious trouble for years to come" But II
these two things are done, We shall hare
peace that will be permanent.
!. Few mtn have pad more In the blood Of Ii
heir Children ond relatives to sayc our na-
ION l6n have, but cannot feel with Wen
ltn Phillips :" that without negro suffrage
II viii be in va,n." No; It Will no. have
'een in rain God has pronounced the doom
u tlare1y, and no poTer or combination csn
es.ore The tcad TO life; Lut If rebels arc al !
owed to vote the South will be scene Of
and our NEtio1al Congress be
gain The scene Of fierce strife Northern
apital and enterprise are fast getting fons-i
old In the Southern States. bat unless the
alaot box is well gullded Improvement will
e greatly retarded. 1 have n-yer found an
flicrr Of soldier from loyal Stnte, Il d. not
I'll Ksntucky loyal. who was not opposed
, rebels voting, and few who would notE1Te
be privilege to the intelligent negro. Let
-bels wpit, and have time 10 bring forth
uits meet for repentance before they are !
,sin admitted to citizenship, and let rs
tucate the negro up to thas poiat as fast /
poskib e. Then will the great work ,
!. which our revercd President lived, and
, 1865-06-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

TUESDAY EVENING. Juno 20 1895.
G.!d shil tends downward and commercial yal.
ues are consequently unsettled md lower. Opera.
tors Who bated helr transactions on Gold ad-
7ancing ere disappointed, and heavy Losses are
bling Sustained In prodnca OF all Klndz. To-day
Gold fell as low as 1885,, and We note decline In
aour Of 10c per brt, On wheat Of sDatc per bu.hel
Gu corr Of 1lc per hushe1, and Oh oass OF 5Ossc
psr bushe1. Mghwines were also caeier and Pro-
visiors ruled eul and droopsbg.
In mercantile clEcles business is moderately ac-
tive, and The variona wholesale hopses in the city
IRE doing tats and very good bnsincss The
demand fsom the interior for eoo:s is good, Ind
stocks arc reasonably well assorted,
The Eonty market is well supplied with chr,
rncy, brt The demand b5 the. Produce trade Is
less active, and the bankers are diseount1ng TO
their cuttolners freely at 10 per cent per anuun,
The outside brokers sre doing light busIness at
1@1t Per ceLt per month.
There Is fair denanu for Eastesn Exchange.
ana with moderate supply, the market remains
atrady snd frr1 40 dis. to psr buying ind 1.10
ct ptem. Felt'ng: The bankers are selling 10
each other at b1060c prem. per thousand.
Cod opent To-Day In New York at $50, de.
clined 10 1857, snd closed at N. 1T 1881. Tbs
following quotations we're telegs.phed u James
, 1865-06-21
Il Sn&Eettion.


We observe that the planters Of Roanoke
G. unity, Virginia, have recently held meet
tng TO consider the situation !" and that
they resolved,
1Ihat We will not employ 1erro withpus the
writer permission Of b1a fo1msI owner: ana thst.
fn5 ncf.on 70 employ negro. We wilt reesEt it
Gtchly IN proper aid psejudiciaf to the interest
ol me eummuLtts and the good order OF soc;cty.
eho INST every meslt IN our tower will be usei o
fttnin Them to tcctr former owner ut employer
!hst here negroes offer themselves ltf hire,
Nltn lhe ceLtcut Of their toTmf1 owner Va fsccnu-
Ecnd tha the sttc Of sixty dollars q year D. ps d
Msfea. n adcitloC to food. ior sb;s-hodted II.
eEa.' S-"s"
Il's is Iotlirs but slavery In another
'orm and al It depends upon The ownership
o. 1ne land. By the whites, VIC ask If the con
hecation law cannot be properly enforced In
al counties like Roanoke, for the purpose Of
giving each negro a bit Of land that he may
have The "whereupon" To make his bread, If
that Will not do, arming the tI1cks and e1-
hcrtlrg them TO bare Worx at fair wAges, or
to mike work for Others, Will We arc Tor
the lryalisfs all the while.
, 1865-06-21

Rcportsof the existence of Indications n
petroleum IN paying quantities in various 10
caAties IN Lows, have been 60 frequent and
well at:cssed that VIC sent few days ago m
df!0aat or tic TRIBUNE to one of the best
known Of these oil neighborhoods with df.
fecnons fp report nothing upon heassay, and
to deseriee nothing TINT he did not see. We
print his letter this morning, saying there.
with to tic Iowa people that 1t Is due 10
themselves to follow up the indic.tions that
our correspondent has observed, and to de-
vclop the great wealth which ne hare reason
TO believe their State contains. We Gee that
Chicago Company has already taken the
lead with fattcring prospects OF SUCCESS.