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The New York herald., 1865-05-22

"""hss uncnAnsed' ~ n3 sx n", oas niue oesnG
H.xte.s unchanged. Total export Of e. q das&
li2' 2so. 900 lbs Exchanse On London, T. 3d.
Commercial Intelligence.
Lospo. hossr Market, TUksDAr tvsnisG May o.
The quotation q gold at Paris u about one per mile
per 81 sterling On comparing these with the Eng
ish Mint prce Of fs It's loXd per for standard
Sola appears that gold Is At about the same prce y
The settlement Of the Oonsol account today has beea
bargains having been at oOk 10 X for money and cox
Tor s9H dividend for the sth OF June The smoans
Of stock delivered was not large and thore was conse
offered a. four per cent.
Great he.yness continue: in the market for foreign
securities The Confederate loan remains at 13 TO Is.
American securities well maintained, and 10
several instances good improvement rred United
80 Illinois 7eX 77K, and Atlantic and Great Western
certincates Of debenture were very lrm vt so q 90
Atlantic and Great Western New York section, INA
mortgage bonds, rose TO "a 7e do second mortgage
bonds l 70 o. a co. DO, pennsylyania section, hrs.
mortgage 70 6I 3d. Virginia six per cent State bonds
declined 70 20 a42.
LvRPooL Corros MARKET, MAY s.-rhe cotton markss
opened this morning with quiet, but general demand
by all glasses OF buyers which freely met by holders;
subsequently,, however, on the receipt Of the Americas
reporting the extensive destruction of cotton there
and tho rapid rise Of prices at New York. several large
firms Immediately withdrew their stocks the buying
rssoed TO with great confidence and that In spite Of N
advance Of fully "a per ID above Saturdays extreme
most request Sales 15 900 bales6 600 speculattoa
and export closing with an upward tendency
NAY s.-The demand for cotton continues on . mose
extensive scale; todays transactions exceed 20,Ooo
baes--one half being on speculation and for export
Buyers generally have had TO submit TO further aA
vance OF d per h. for almost every description Bras
and Egyptian are In great favor.
nASohEsru-SrArE or TRADH-May o-The excitsmsn4
In tho Liverpool cotton market to-day Sad be chiefly
consequent on the American advices, which include
mention Of An extensive destruction OF cotton q Mont
gomery, has led 10 reaction In this market ana
seersbo Of yarns and cloths heve gene back to fully
Last Tuesdays rates-an ADVANCE which buyeFSpf yayn
have shown moro disposition % fohow than buyers -
CLOTH
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIvRPoos, May e-Evening.
C0rroS-sales Of two days 3S 900 bales, including
10 900 bales to specuators and exporters The market
II haoyant nd Nd . Id higher.
BRHADeruyrs dull but steady Wheat qus4
but steady. Corn dull and Sd. 3D. lower mixed 3os.
PRcwsloSs -Besf nrm. Pork steady. Bacon quIse
and steady Lard steady. Tallow dull and unchanged
PRoDucs-Ashes quiet. Sugar inactive Coffee steady.
Rice quiet and steady. Sperm ol-Small sales ut xoA
Rosin heavy. Spirits turpentine nat Petroleum Quiss
nd atoa
The New York herald., 1865-05-22
Police Intelligence.
BURGLARY III NEW BOwBRY-0NH OF TH1 YARfID1
rt ARRynTuD. alt

AHBM0x0Os E
Al An early hour yesterday morning ofncsr cftsndsn
OF the Fourth precinct while patroling his beaa dscov
cred young hanging BY the second story window
s in thsrsar Of premises 81 New Bowey occupied =
seigas manufActoFy BY william Sanger On turning his
head tho youth discovered the ocs and pulled himself
Up through The window = quickly e possible Crttsn:
70 the CALL and both the front and rear Of the building
were guarded An examination showed that the front
door had been forced ar by burglan 1ho had collected
0csr Cnttsndsn entered the building and found lying On
n: third ncor apparently .ssep boy sxtesn ysa. q
s roof tks oCsr that the hatch Of that and
one or two adjoining buidings bad been forced open.
subsequently ths prisoner was taken 70 court and com.
room . the prison Ras.sr broke loose and ran away
The ofcsr followed pursuit and rscaptured the fuGi
uye, VINO was safely consigned to the Tomba
g.w TWO GASES or eARoTING.
George Harris, young soldier recently discharged
from the army, was arrested by ocer Joyce, Of the
Fifth precinct charge Of robbery preferred against
him by Thomas Faulkner residing q No. 50 Franklin
street. The latter alleges that late on Saturday night no
was walking In Canal street. when the prisoner and two
others accosted him One Of them caught him around
pockets Of ST. The then fed in different directions
Faulkner pursuing and arresting Harris but the others
The accused was taken before Justice Hogan,
Thomas Smith, Of 4ls Broome street. stopped in the
passage way Of premises "a Laurens street late on satur
day night 10 walt for friend who was to join him there
when two men suddenly dashed upon and caught him
about the neck One Of them held him fast while the
other rihed hts pockets, but becoming alarmed be-
fore completing their search the robbers ed without Sc
curing the money which their victim had In the breast
pocket Of his coat Smith cried 'Police" when officer
Rae, of the Eighth precinct hasened 10 the spot and
succeeded in arresting Of the fusves who gave his
name James McCabe The accused-who was
Justice Dodge and committed for trial Smith s twen-
tythrce Of age boiler maker by occupation, and
says he lives at las Spring street. 80 ~ sS ~
=
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Mrs. r. A. Aliens worlds Halt ~.
sTORER AND DREssfNG.-fbc people sPpreo's'o Nv
IN this country and Europe
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

By NAMED ArrrR Mr..


A STREET IN PALERMO TO BE NAMED ArTER MR.
LINCOLN.
The Municipality OF Palermo have determined that
one the In that city shall be named after Pre
dent Lincoln.
suggEsrIos OF A PENNY SUBSCRIPTION FOR A
The Phdrs dc Ia LORE OF Nantes, which appeared in
mourning when II published the OF Mr. Lincolns
murder, suggests that penny subscription should
BE- collected Cor the purpose OF presenting to Mrs Lincoln
gold medal.
THE RELIGIOUS QUESTIONS.
The Pope in letter which he addressed 10 King Victor
Emanuel prior 10 the arrival OF Sgnor vcgczzi says
that Count dc Sartiges spoke ~ him last
upon the settlement Of the pending gous questions
His Holiness addressed hmscft tho heart OF the King
order 10 wipe away the tears NJ Italy and requested him
send envoy TO treat upon thc question Of the eps
copate. The Pope styles the King Victor Emanuel
King Of Sardinia and concludes bis lottcr without be-
slowing his apostolic bcnedction.
The Turin journals announce that signor vegczzi had
stated that the negotiations with the Pope have been
pended though not broken on and that no engagement
has been entered into by Sguor vegcxx In the Of
the Italian government.
has been nominated Italian Minister 10 Rome, and
says.-Itay recognizes the Pope chief OF Cstholi.
csm, and will always treat with him upon religious mat.
tes but docs not recognize his temporal sovereignty
Turkey.
telegram from Constsntinople says:-Another mcet.
ing Of the ambassadors the subject OF the capitula
TONS FAR as they regat the princpalties has boon
held hero The majority disposed 10 make conccs
10 Prince Couza which Austria opposed. Another
meeting will take place May 4
Kader has arrived here from Syria, as tho guest
Of the Porte and special palace has been allotted to
him during his stay IN this city
The new Turkish Ambassadors 70 the French and Aus
tsn courts will leave for their respective posts next
week
China.
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/. E u r Q p Z.
ARRIVAL OF THE HANSA.
xW132 DAYS E.A81R NEWS.
Opinion In England on Our Magma
nimity to the Rebds.
Tho Emperor Napoleon's Trip
to Algeria.
he ISSUES Two ProcIamations and
Visits the Envirens Of the Town Of
Qgiers and tho Plain OfSaheI.
Ladies Of Rank and Fortune IN Paris Taking
Steps to Forward Clothing to the Re.
Gently Emaneipated Negroes Of
tho United States.
Death Of the United Stat !0n-
sui at Munich
a (ENIAH MEETING IN DUBLIN,
&C., &C., &C.

rts sssanship Hansa Captain Won santsn, from Brs.
men, ~ Southampton the 10th Of Nay arrived here
yesterday With three days later news from Europe.
Tho Prince q Wales opsnedths international sEhibl.
tion In Dublin on May O. with great ssa In the pres.
sncs Of ton thousand persons.
The Europa arrived as Queenstown at seven A. n on
Nay 8.
The lafayette arrived at Have early on Tuesday morn.
ing, May0
The Propontis which lefJ Queenstown on Saturday
last put back Monday, Nay 8, with her machinery
disabled.
The Belgian arrived on tho morning OF May 10.
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

E1ectro-MagneticB Baths, No. Ii Lafgho
street. Y for the Of rheumatism neuraa paraiynA
Ac OF mercury lead other poissnS
from the blood Send for Circular n
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Royal Havana Lottery;=Soid Paid for
c,,,.s Information furnished Highest rates paid FOE
ggoubIoons and Oh Kinds o. gold and silver. -
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Prizes Cashod I'm All Legsiizcd Lotse-
'e'' e"1 d CLtTE. Drokers once n0Broadway.
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R.rsy'. Tsi,opn.rea., fcr a.. s.ia ..a

Barry's TrlcOphcrOus, for tho skin and
rPasrsnsed BY the principal families in Europe AaA
America This excellent article s admitted TO be the stang
ard preparation for all purposes connected with the hair
pevens It's falling on, Graduates scur dandrun 40 and
render. the use OF OIL & Or any other
Londn; Gsvey Y Queen street Jersey Europe sh.y@.
Gina Paris Birch o., No Moisswerth street. Dublin;
Antouin. Port strss.e No amours 0o,tseif yo.s Hs1
S!.n.ha%J IinsCjn:Srs; 6onssis: s.d5d spsis: So%E
0raham Ne~soundland Bursoyne Co., Ban FrAndpoD:
Watson Prince Edwards Island; Hampstead Bess. Hon
y. Harj1us. Vera Cruz hs.,co; Kennedy Jsi.psi ws
Principal Once Sc Pearl street New York and W oil dfao
Rists throughout the United Stabos.
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Straight TO the Zenith Of the Firma-
Fashion, q might 70 up from the hork
70 the msridian.. PHALON's NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUS assembled In three short years. leaving behind
II I'll the ght foreign and domestic estsblshng
its .emnenco all the perfumes Of the day osG
everywhere
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine
WHEELER WILSON, e2s Brosdwsy, ME-
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

All that the Present Summer can Show
either home abroad the way OF beautiful noveit1e
In FANCY HATS for ladies' misses and children you may
Rroad
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N0n.Arrival OF the China.
HAuyAx, May 21-11 p II.
There are no signs Of the China, from Liver.
pool 18th, via Queenstown l4th, now due here he
night is beautiful.
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Chambers will be bed this week iu Part Q Tho
chambers scacndar will be called at ten O'Clock and
the calendar OF equity causes for Part will bo called by
Judge Cardozo W eloyeu A. NJ
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Pittsburg.-Mauger's shtppiny Tagsi
suitable for western trade, OF vioroh L. aAoohHS III
Rends street
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Try Mrs, =. A. Ailcp's Worlds HAIR
sX3fran nIfyinl the hsr
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Wool Suits, So at T. " BROKAw's, 81 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Ask for Mrs. 3. A. Aliens Worlds Ha1R
REsr0RER AND DRESsING..They act upon tho roeta
producing rapid growth and life. tf af4
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Knitttng Machines-For Fsctories snd
families DALTON KNITTING MACHINE cQnYAkL
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

A.-Dalley's Magical Pain Extracter.-
This wonderful Salve falls Burns, Corns
Bupious, RheumAtsm aud Piles Depot IS Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Bcst.-Mlller's Hair Dye, Chsapsst ana
best Large sze rs cents Try t. Sold BY drusgsts perS
66 Doy street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

For Upwards OF Thirty Years Mrs.
wINsLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP has been use< for chill
dren with neyertsilIns safety and succes crests n
dysenery and dsrrha whether Arisns teethnt
other An old and we'll tried remedy Perfectly
safo in ali cases. Thirty Ave csna q bottle
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Afternoon Crowds Still Continue at the
original DR.. sCHENCKs, 90 West Thirteenth streeA
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

A telegram from Lisbon OF May says:-The Earl OF
Seton and tho British fleet have left here. Prior 10 his
lordshps departure he invested with the 0rdor Of
the Tower and Sword Her Maesty's ship Defence re-
mains here Join tho Russian squadron which shortly
expected with the bsdy Of the Czarewtch
The New York herald., 1865-05-22
Personal InteIIigence.

Governor Fenton has written letter to Lieutenant
General Grant requesting his presence in Albany
Fourth Of July, and 1t Is thought the invitation will be
accepted unless prior engagements prevent
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

The Largest and Cheapest Hair store
ln lbo city has removed V s29 Canal street BAsfkf
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Address to Sm0kers.-Pollak ~ Sons
Mecrschaum Manufacturers, 092 Broadway, Fourtk
street Pipes and Cigar Holders reta order.
boiled mounted and repaired %
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Capture OF Richm mond!
ONE BALF THE CITY DESTROYED BY FIR1
DEFIANCE SAFB
AGAIN TRffMfnANTf
MOST EXTRAORDINARY TEST.


R,cnsosp Va. April ~ is1G
Mr. Rcnrnr ~ PArrcx New Yorli-
menced the banking business IN thus city ss Ssy bought q
Sns of s p%c, s rd ss No. @ Arr s
was pariner sSs owners OF tbs sae and Ssv
o sS q: ss oa.
s % no other rsss .sS =. S
so. % % o ss IN our sns Ssss
ward. Of week when w.s opened ogr order 70 tse
''N !" Il. T. FOSTER ! Co: Bsnisss
e :s ..: w.
elegant 1ortmsnsSp and Sni.S Sor plata o. W.rsrsos
s' Murray street. corner of o0u's; RsFRr RsGs PATRICK
Chevalier's LiSs for the Hair Restores
hair 70 S oEn: : cUo :oIs s falling out sssps s
fSas:.as Sssa% Sold the d'' ;Gsii And
Cristsdoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
ss pa wig DeRst rh.s.ss and retail No A''os House
Chronic Catarrh, Hay Fever
'"D " NOSE AND THROAT
radically ''rsS SR2a4 x fo sshsss III n mKrIxrrrEL
For BY fSEs.s All s1s = '.s's ss's:
Clothing st RetniI.-In Addition 20 our
Sss: "a Ss. fraHaS s5Ss q
DIR. Hunters Botanic Cordial Restores
s . &c yIrs s,sm -four s''ss. % snsSss ss as
New Yort the only place Esabshed IN 1874 Eight roons
and private entrance Book, % pages, gratis
gnetic Baths, No. IL LafghS
% ns h q .s sns !s pc!s
from the blood. send for circular.
Fans, New styles,
Just received from ParisTwo Three, Five Eight Iep.
O. ALLEN sis Brosdwsy one door below Canal susst
For Upwards OF Thirty Years Mrs.
.s sysUf sUd Ss. been sS s s
dy OF the stomach relieves wind colo regulates the bowe
or other causes. An old and we'll s,cd rsasdy rsrfse
safe IN all cases. Thirty cent? bottle
WHEELER WILSON, e2s Brosdwsy. ME-
Knittsng Meehines-For Fscsorle: rnd
families DALTON KNITTING MACHINE 81 sHr.aa sso.as.
Mrs. n. A. Aliens worlds Hair Ne.
sTORER AND DREssING-fbe people appreciate 'nsn
In this country and Europe
Pittsburg.-Maager's shtPpimy Tagsi
suitable for western trade, Of vioToh T. hAoohhs im
| Prizes Cashod I'm All Legaiixcd Lotte- b.
ri'' and nf0rmJSnI GIfGrs fIrfs ns Broadway
Rov.I Havana Lottery.-Eoid Paid for.
saa r sos and ,sss rates paid ''
a'O0''0"' ' TifLoR 90, bankers. 10 wall stree,
TRY Mrs, =. A. Aliens worlds HAIR
| REaToRBR ASD DRESSING for restoring. nvisorasns
| The Largest and Cheapest Hair store
IA tbe city has removed V s Canal street L. bAstkf
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

tsriai CRISIS y this city b ss end, Prince KQgO
sumtng his ofdciAl position a. Primo Minister
suAS0aAx, April ., 1Sok.
A rebel cruiser u reported on this port
shrtngs unchanged; tea nat silk hrm but little dong
cAHrox April IS lses.
MARKETS. unchanged Total export OF tea q data
liz, $50 900 lbs Exchange on London, r. Cd.
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

china.
a tclys an fr9m Peklu Of April 10 ays;--rhc muis.
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Chronic Catarrh, Hay Fever
and diseases OF the
NOSE AND THROAT
radically cured by the OF the
GREAT GERMAN HEfIMfTTRf.
For sale by HEoEMAN Co, and AL other drusrs,s
DEMAs BARNES a CO, a Park row,
Whoessle
The New York herald., 1865-05-22

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preserv ativs
and Wig Depot wholesale and retail No As,or Houso.
The dye applied by skilifui artists
The New York herald., 1865-05-22
Con re CaI.ud.r-This Day.

SUPREME CouHT-cmcUIr Part 1-Calendar un.
changed Part 2-78 Duane street-Nos. 1tlo, 1872
lisa 1912 1918, 1883, s1e 70o 704 1882 l1s4 1850,
1900, 1920 ll44, lse4, 1854, 1o74. I4le 1920.
COMMON PikAs-rRAL TERn.--Par 1.-The equity caen.
gar ~ rat wil not be called until Monday, the 2eth
7S. 10. "a - - - ~ ~ - - -
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Chevalier's Llfc for the Hair Restores
es hair 70 m original color stops s falling out teeps hs
hcad clean Stands above comparison with other haP
dressing Sold 81 the drug and At oce No llH
broadway. SARAH A. CHEvALlER, n. ..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14
miscellaneous.

THE HUNTER EtsIE --'N. -alI not
',ep. .or tine game this season. said a
t.a -aH- % .i- >yH. There D. t.e ,acIe' /,
beet ou tie south cii- Ne eiI build us
UtIl, Ha- ..ue.-h i-, ana har. uur
ealing iajaer- aud grTpliu.-ir.a- ready
.v fh, time i.s Young are m-c1e1 Iu.r
snail pay god Iuu- .er our TJcAs- 3, they
.et g. wors slj hUIig hut, wlt. lsw en-
r-aire. '.i.s-t.rt migs vagct ,ar hirl.
nd not l siciims o. hcr iuy should
-le disr1H.. au intruder I-st ner uesr.
Then. when - c eiu. 90 fr4 Der v.a--.
tbev watchci un,i. Sc. hsi flown aVar. and
-heu b. -au Immediately % ascend ru rocks.
taking away 'u- ca.,ce game -s.ie va> sure
to lr.V.d,. eHd leaving refuse mri f.,
marA,,e H ttair Iia,c. Tic H-i,f- h.1
7,>usllv -ras- some Tayuges on %, ..sl ..a-c
.hap o-f.ld reach D.. hat that vas stti, rr-
.gi,icl D.. table wl- sUmu-..s-lv pro-
vd-d or wHIi, { llrls wCre !. tt uts-,
apI atf.r -..v wen. large gn-..l 60 Hr,
th,v rr.-. kent stil longer i. -.. uc-t by
fu,. y.a-,.r.r>. who fastened them down t1 Do.
Every ryria was looked upou DIS d clear gain
20 ,h. tor-anate owner 1t the ..c.H-v But
rhc-c l,ii hunters rre bY no m.ans pleasant
nel.. -lrs. specially DO some of tie northern
islands Many lreoun1s c.fue G. u- from
-hc n-kr.,>. and adjacent islands. u+ it-Ie
cmidicn teing seiz-d and carried % Ia taclr
fearful taIau- One distracted mother pur-
sued the nri who mad borne of ncr larc 81
its high lest on a clIi. which n1 .ac hut
frantic mo,hcr could have climbed But.
alss sh, came TOO late. Sine could only
gather Jha rryci1u, form OF her dead child 10
Hr bosom, ami bear 1t awas with her.
Another mother pursued an eagle for lour
miles. and llim ,-,i o. her nest. from winch.
by a good providence, she rescued her boy
uuhu1r. Ne weight of the child no doubt
compelled t.e bird 10 dy slowly, and Weari-
ness made 1t wait little before tearing { %
pieces. \ good providence wlte4ed over iJ,
and gave il back in safety 20 its moIhcr's
arms. PerIal- come similar Circumstance
was the foundation If the device oI d child
and eagle, which is found on a coin in the
Isle Of Man. There wac curious bounty
-ei on 20 .l,- in tie Orkneys. Every man
who kills one Of tAem Is entitled 70 e h.n
ont Of every Toultry-yard IN the parish
where the riunderer lived PreSjVfvsaa
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14

/ In 'heIr rejoicings at Bellows Falls las.
wees Monday, musketry salutes were fred
and pains enough not ,eing taken to take a.,
the balls out Of the cartridges. Is or 20 wens
through Jabez Hills house, one shot narrow
lymissins boy.
Rev. I-aac McAnn, of St. Johnsbury got :
bad fall ten days since he was riding on
horseback and while crossing 4 brook bridge
near 5be depot, his horse reared and fell off,
ten ieet down on the rocks. Luckily the
horse did not fall on his rider or Mr. McAnu
would not have escaped with cuts and bruis-
es only.
Curtis T. Cady- a railroad employe, ha
one of bis hands badly smashed at Bellows
Falls, on Tuesday, while coupling cars.
Ann Newman's house in East Barnet, wa5
burned a week ago Sunday, with most of its
contents.
\ tenant-house was burned in Bennins
ton. week ago Saturday Next day, an-
other house close by was burned and it is
believed that both We e set on fire, in hope,
that sparks would IRE the powder mills which
are not far of.
Some foolish OF malicious person removed
the Id from one Of the street cistcrns il
Brattle5oro, the other day, and put on O
loose board \ little girl named E.liot-
stepped on it and fell into the water but
was drawn out by bystanders as she rose 20
the surface, getting no hurt but the trigh,
and wctting. The cistorn was full, and had
she rot risen 20 the surface again exactly at
TIE mouth. she must have been drowned
Truman Ray of SeaE>5urg, while tappin.
a sugar maple this spring, noticed large
hollow at the root, and sticking bis hand in
found a bear. Procuring help,he found he had
trapped an old bear and her two young. The
old one was dispatched by bullets and blows.
and the cubs taken alive.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-04-14

THE Social REVOLUTION N MIsSOCRT-
Our correspondent at St. Louis writes d" The
r1pulation Of our State Is now shifting quite
rapidly. Many are selling out and leaving
Tor the nti-hb0rinr free States. OF for the
gold mountains. The large majority Of clti
zcns thus leaving are rebel sympathizers,
who are satisfied. undoubtedly, that they can
never recover their former political OF moral
status in Missouri. In the old tree States
thev cxrect 90 lose the marked character they
had at home. and become blended again with
the mass. 4 few, whom slavery h0vers over
like pleasant dream, instead Of the night
mare it really Is. have their eyes upon Brazil,
and agents have already gone forward to To-
cate and pave the way for colony. In con
sequence Of ibis exodus, improved farms IN
the interior are selling very low-in many
instances lower, perhaps, than the buildings
cost Persons IRON the neighbOring States
are usually the buyers, and with intent to
settle. For ordinary farms near a railroad,
under fences. with fair buildings, prices have
ruled as low as $40 to SIS per acre. Even
lower prices have been taken for farms more
distant from river or railroad. This exchange
OF settlers We are most glad to make. Immi-
grafton from the free states Is dey0utly pray
ed for bv Missouri Never did State need
it more. The large depletion Of our popula-
tion hv the war has sadly diminished our
wealth and tax-payins power If not reliev-
ed by large immigration, the burdens on the
present population viii be severe enough.
North Missouri Is now quiet, and no more
trouble is apprehended. 1t is believed that
new settlers can cultivate their farms without
danger Of molestation. .'-SPriHgtieid RePtf'.