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New YcnK, May 30:-The Worlds Wash
lrgton special says that Admiral Goldsb ,ro's
feet for the Mediterranean will consist Of
about sixty vessels, and will depart about tile
4th of july for a three years cruise.
The new ironsdes and double-turreted
monitors will make d part Of the fleet, The
flag Eh!p y1ll he the Colorado. She viii drop
snchor several months in the harl,or Of Mar
stillcs. and the rest Of the feet will scatter
Tor various parts Of tho sea. About ten YES.
sells will cruise about the British Isles and in
the North Se.. The feet Is now being gath
eyed ut Fortress Monroe.
, 1865-05-31

Hern the market opened buoyaut, and sales
were made on tbs Stock Board At 1850 Dlas{-eIos-
Ing at inside figures. Silver was quiet at lis.
On the street gold was eteady at 137i@139
Government bonds were quiet and e1s,er in
New Yofk-Five- TEent1es being quoted at 1c3
and Teu-Fortics at 9lF. Here tho brokers' Offices
were closed, ard but little business IVES done,
We quote:
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N4val Stores arc nnchanZed. utd.s 1.e rather
quiet. There Is rottdnG Of cous:qasnca do,n< In
O,'s. Wine. and Liquors sre stesdy. VI h druet
feeling On the ptrt Of ho.dots, owing 70 tbs I'D.
vurce in H1ehniues.
The Dry Goods m.zkct VIZ quite active. aud
with the exception Of H=av7 Sa.ettugs, which
have declined 1c per yard, theirs are No ehans-s
worthy ofnote. -
Lake F1eIehts were quiet at ls for whe.. aud
corn per GALL snd dc iar corn aud SC fos wheat par
stem to Duta1o. "An Rnlr aud "Laka aad
Rail" Frelehts were dull and unsettled.
Beef Gait were In light supply, the offerings
generally being thin, light slssrs, which sold
shout t. lower thsn yesterday. About 40 heaa
ehsnGed hands a. *5.s9ao for hft' and ss25O
6 IS |nr good. -
Hogs we're In tight supply and fafim1i at su aa-
vance Of 1o1i5c, with sale4 OF i,soa he,d 1t e7s0
Tho following dispatches wore rad On 'changs:
,.!. : BUTHALo, Nay 3I1a n.
Wheat q, 600 bu; Corn 1s,p01 bu; Transactions
light; Wheat unchanged; Com steady, TIC; 0ls4
In aood request &C.; Ftaishts 1sI for Wheat to
New York .;..,..
Nsw YoRK, Msy ao-1sm.
Flour quiet, unchanged; Wheat. 1Emer, No. I
at s1,52: Corn hrm. qu!et at Csc: Oats quiet, $40
Gle; Pork draes, ii $el10; Lard quiet, steady
Gold, ,tl87H.
LATER.
There was fair abundance at the Bo1rd OF
Trade Evening Exchange, but ths TRANSACTIONS
were rather spirltless, au1 the sales limited
Scarcely anything Was done as1hs cal, aad what
littls Was eG.ctsd In Who1t WIS t1oue At decline
ai 1c on the closing prices On Change. After thu
cali business was murs brisk, bns with SILL far
Their decline, Whest closing fully &c lower than
on Change. The market e!osed very helvy.
Usts were in the Rane condition Al Wheat, aud
only found buyers at slight c1ncsa.ion,. The
market closed dull and heavy,
There WAS no business. transacted at lhe Stock
Exchange.
s1lEs At BOARD oP rnADB KvEsrEG ExcuAvas
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A careful estimate gives the amount Of wheat on
nnIih, west, md northwest Of Lacrosse, at io1f
million bushels. OF which ut l=a=I ona million
bushels are In the hauls otfarncss. Sams farners
up The Ch5ppcWs, St. CTOi1, aod Missouri rivera
hare three Je3ss' crop Btil 10 store, waiting for
higher prices, which will never come. The fol-
loving facts are reported as reliable On the sim.
uefota river, above St. Paul, wheat Il drug at
SIC hu.hel. In the ptorehouses thousands Of
bushels are swsitinR transportation, and thou
sapat upon Thousands Of bushels have suffered
Lo1u CT eanpncss and heating. some dealers who
bought Yesr ttuce At h0ilat+ ani even ten :hii-
3,ngr huthel there, h1ve hefn ruined BY the fall.
Tbs President OF one OF the upriver pack It cum.
p4nles loses At .eas. Ff0u, 900 by depEecianon Of
prices and damage to gratn-
We hare seen the abovt paragraph aoltiug
around the newspapers for month past, without
credit or authority. Several Chlcngo aspers copied
1t, and It I. now going the rounds Of the E1stera
p1ees. Where tt Driein,teG We cannot say; but
tie statement that there ure "four millions Of
bnshels Of wheat'' IN The Uppsr Mississippi coun-
Try ls undoubtedly sn e1apgeratlon. B,tvrs the
opening Of navigation, several estimates were
MADE By merchants whose business It w.s to find
ont "a near - possible the stock and tie highest
We saw placed the stock on hAud sh.t. at ao9ut
three m1Ilions of bushels. OF con:se It Is much
ltEs now; for chip nents on the Mississippi have
been active for two months psst. Our eastern
friends, therefore, nsed not expect any fous MIL
Hons Of hushels Of wheat from ,hat couutrJ b..
fore the crop Of 1855 Is harvested.
, 1865-05-31
From New Orlenn+ and Mexico.

From New Orleans and Mexico.
NEW York, May D.-The steamer Gniding
Star, from New Orleans 25th. has arrived.
Subscriptions to 7.30s t,r the first eight days
in New Orleans were fG1G 0o0.
Gen. Beau1egatd and staff hsve arrived in
New Orleans.
'Ady:ccs from Matamoras state tho Marshal
Bozana will probably come speedily to thu
frontier, and most Of the French troops r.
naming in Mexico ere ordered to the North.
ein Department, Two divisions LEFT On the
middle Of April, and others arc ordered In
that direction. The German and Belgian
troops are to be reta'ued in the interior.
NEW'YoRK May 30.-The brig E. Drum
mond, arrived here, brings Matamoras d ties
efthe 5th- Business was very dull: The
market WINS glutted, and merchandise was
selling lower than IN New York.
Aontes ey Was still IN po5scssion Of the Re-
publicans. Gen. Nesrete md Cardtnas wore
III front Of Ma.amoras With 500 troops, de-
mandfng its surrender, which Gen. Mcjfa re-
fused. He had been reinforced BY 90
French troops from Vera Cruz, and expected
to hold the place..
. On the 9Th foreign and American men n.of.
war were draped in mourning, mud salutcs
were fired in token Of respect to the monory
Of our late President.
, 1865-05-31
FROM SOUTH WEST lIES.
kO1!Rf,
The Horrible Guerilla Murders nsor
Lebanon Conflruaed-Testimon as to

LEBANON, No., May a5.-A few days since
our worthy Sheriff, Boon Harris, ESQ, the
county enrolling officer, Capt. Sam. Stroup,
who 1as discharged soldier, having served
honorab1y fer three years, Lieut.. Robert E,
Johuson, Of CO. D. 18th Missouri volunteers,
and o A1r. Braketield, q citizen, were at the
house of Ar. G. Il. slitb, In this county, and
only ten miles from this post. They were
suddenly surrounded by some forty hush-
whackers, Or returned rebe'e. They were
taken ef, and on the next day, within one
mile Of the place, Capt. Stroup, Sheriff Har-
r3s, and Brskt field wete found. St:oup and
Blakeftld with their throats cut from car to
ear, and the Sheriff hanging to tree. Fur
thtr on We found Lient. johnson also hang
ins to tree. Now. sir, this Is not q report
gotten up for political effect, but sad aud
solemn ltali.y: The writer Of this not only,
saw them, hut helped 10 dress aid bury them
hut the develish deeds Of these tieuds did not
stop at this. They took young man By the
name Of Crawford, who belonged to the IS b
Missouri veterans, and hung lin, about 1E.
teen miles from here. In Dallas county tley
killed the aged and the young, having Killed
an old man about Seventy and boy about
tn years OF age; and, go tar as kn w, they
were permltttd to escape unhurt. This may
possibly account for 'no reports coming to
AeadGnalters."
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TrkspAY NI1ra. Nay ~

TrE4DA1 AyLIIsHt +u.J =
LUMDER-Rece!res, 1slsJ J1o; ihtpoeo. .a".s.s 49,
JYih light receiots and de and fully up 70 tue sop-
ply the market rules nsm with m npTAa .enu usn
Doctaee and canal transportation ~ ~. s.,as
which tends 10 restrict the Toic1ne o1 oatne''
vert: ,,nm r,,-,,,t
ni1.n a st.so, ~ Col. 1oonts; car
:s fsa ? p'5 J. ds,aass: f. ssa
sps 1na Wntrn Lake, 81 m cokrse rstteI. ut
es =. r., ri Lool. cargo sehs AtvAnee. from -.
-. y d,rt iosd s.wna timber, at $tsoo-hold fal
md s,rch plank, at s10.o7. nT Col. Loona,; casEo
acsr Ellen Etns from n.;ssse ,eeS !o,a.s 100
Msmr fop, 4Auzta S n. canal bost 1oa1. all baards
A. Az 80 ts T. Wood: csEx, schs Wyoming. from
9,ard E1yes ito over st1ps. oalancs well cut. 1t
tt2po hy o. fTev'ssr.
sB1NGLEs-Isecsiysd d. 5;5eol: ahlpps3. 1.0s6,: 100.
rtJgat S eAs + >. - o. for 5nwrd As.
tATE-l. iret, 2s0.V0 skipped. 2o1.4co. Market
&.eady AMI unchanged.
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M A r !. N 4 LIST.

gsmr @ sss Ttrd: Mosg. r, =, Esssn .ols; ,nnart:a-
yRsa.s H;,, ,.ff3s e. H. ;,.
HI O. J. fEuesaai vi son. Srans HaSsa !. .nadrss.
Prop tavo: Nspttr, s.: Josepo. wv railroad ttes-
R..sss Sss !s;; osene f:;s y !ss;, X
raa. Can r5on % CstF. S.j1tn I'1t3 s9s.,t,n 2;
big s. 7. Car, Langley. Buffalo, is n iunoeT. .
s>nr Nyemi.s. asioa:. Grad nsren, Is n Lumbar.
sesi M,hh.. % *. tTes:sn, s.. ie.eph = e:s 3ooa.
ssnr Sc ID e, xosS o
ssss ssf S.s: ssa1sass nss rs ,axs p,s
sch1 lott, ,Ka,.mssoo, 50 n lun>er :sca.
seh1 ssss'..n. - Se,son. Uni; Per. 2 e.l. v:oa
Sch, i. 4 MeaHaaa. Thornton. gaa1o. ITO n :ua-.
s.hi Jsha Luz: csras''. Ho1t.aa: 1;ssa ..ss
schr sns.ukss selit, Buckley Lssla saamico. - m
e.. Ss:..ss: 4 's@ss "a
schr i ri ton, uoa. csdar River 10 IN 1uuoes and
Sssw ss:w s. q: wool
CLKARKD.. %.
ss fss S.4S:s Sss ;sss Ss.1:s sSS
fsop MIN: i ~ Sonsfei. Is ts's. 50 o'ss poss.
E.rqne /. sDe mercy. Norris oeonso.
Rstsss RstSas e ho}t .s.e
Is1aus CITY oI IM,ixsokee. Ito a. Baso s.oou ha
Prtp y: 90. .el,.rs. Dura!o s.eco on wheat. 1.oa
B.s Young smc,1es; amrz, Buffalo. 10, ,1so ou corn-
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TUEzDAf EFEy1y0. MAJ -.
Cur jnbbers ge1e. any rspsFt good tr4de yesses-
es1 and to-day. Th1e a'e l4rka numb.ra OF odJsrs
In town. but ~ tbs rtst attraction u tho military
FAIR there xl Eet be much Of rush IT tvs or thrso
da3 and then our dsslsrs anticipate he,vy n1si
They sra led 10 believe tuts rom the fAes sh
;ha country correspondent. have be wsan. 10 this
ttran Tor the past .uth, II so'nk up to the Fair.
and then will bry ~bat Eaoda ;eQu!rs.' De.lrah.e
stJlts Of fzints ARE stascs and conn3Ad f- p..cea
There gre aca:ce1y any Pilk k in m .ske-, Heavy
are Ic clawer-stsndarhs being now On osed
st SEC. Den1rus snd Stripes ar uneh 4n=ed. Tieks.
J.4ns and Dr1s are nrn ut 1ste qsos.slons- De
ists arc GEm 1t sc, and Chalues II :3s. AL wool
Dtls!nea a1e worth @t1c. F:ney dsesa goo 10 in
good temard ana tsm. We quota c:oslns p.ices NJ
, 1865-05-31
ERw1Q FLORIDA
4 Party Of Dist1n EuIshed Rebels cnp-
turtd d off. t:a~c Snblc-Ekey s1Ie
FslEned NEm,G.

NEW York, May SO,-The rebel s ,natos Hsr
1ie, of No., Msjo1 General OF the rebel army .
and other prominent of1lce-s, were captured
West
The following oth:!al report elves IN A.
count Of their capture by lleut. j. ]. Hollis,
commanding detachment OF the Second
Florida cavalry:
",CAPE SAAL9, Fla, May 18,-In obedlenca
to orders rcsived May 9th, proceeded 10
Cape Eahle with detachment Of tbs 2FFloy-
ids cavalry 70 intercept any parties who
<mteht he making their escape from the Con-
Ndtraey. On the marniag Of the 17,h, nt
2:U a. m. boat was se:n near the shore.
The picket boat Immediately pulled for 1t.
and upon challenging them and asking Who
:they were, :Waa answered !: "a fishing hoat'
"Ihc corporal in charge orthe boat Or
dered them to surrender, which they did
without resistance, their 1evolEers having
b.en wet BY the surf, and consequently use.
less. On being bronghtlto camy examined
every t,uEk, vallse, &c, dnding conslderael bic
papers. which still hold Possession oil.
IheJ appear to bo m Intelligent party Of
men, and undoubtedly have been holding I'm.
portant positions In the Confederacy. They
AZ Acknowledge to hare recently been In
Aienmond. The party. consisted Of: seven
ant makes the following stat ment:
Was hirtd at ten dollars per day au1my
freedom af er reaching Havana. We left Tal-
lahassee On the 2l;h oi April; went to Gaines
Vile BY railroad from there to Chsystal river
Fth three teans; one Of six horses, the
other Of four: We brought the boat from
on tue I'd Of May, Ind then went to Bay Port.
Up to this time there had been out six white
men IN the party; here we we're Joined BY a
man from Tallahassee, who came down in d
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hisA dfehSo 1!3
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H1d3flWlNE%-E q cttvsd i0esy, 126 ptl.: shls-
D to-rsy, 3td hrit. Receivsu Ia week, $50 b. q:
sbtpped lat week. 595 hrs III. r1sr1et curing thu
wstk ha. betn Irregular snd unset lsa In tho aagy
psfE the TEs + th& unEESr " Erna:Y uepres41G.
snu prices trt - o* as 5lss but owing to sudden
fsatu tr II. *1kcs IT the FIST. pEtces r. led ann
8! G@t9-.n aLvance eu tho week Of 132H; PER
, 1865-05-31
PROM CAIRO AND BELOW,
Arrival OF CT fneraI Nhe heridau-Honors
pnld 1o fftnl-1sucr&llA attack on
DnlOn Cfty--Ths GuefUlRs d.
fcAIeds

Paid 10 11tn,-lsucrtlla attack on
Unlou Ctty--The Guerllas d.
fcAIeds
Isptri.l Di,pa. h 10 the Chicago T1iouu..]
CAIRO, May 20.
The 6tesmer Adam Jacobs. Rowland mas
ter, White aud Robinson clerks. from Mem
phis, furnishes complete files Of yesterday IS
Memphis papers, but they furnish no items
of interest
Steamers Emma aud J. =. Baldwin arrived
frsm Nashville loaded with paroltd pr sou-
ers firm Jotnstou'e army, and proceeded
dewn 1te river home ward bound.
1um med ately on the a11i7al Of the steamer
Hilman, General Sheridan proceeded to the
St, Cha.ies Hotel. A salute was A,cd from
The fort IN honor Of his arrival, aud soon
csllcd forth crowd composed Of soldiers and
hesiectu aod end cheers the General was
loudly call. for, whtn he appeared On the
baleouY aDn spnre rs follows: =.
"Boys, you must excuse mes ynn know
Dtver make speeches." The Gluefal then
bowed and returned within the hotel, amid
Lea1ty cheers from his auditors. After
skahing hands with 3 few friends at the b Jtel,
the Gene,al accepted the Invitation Of Ad-
miral Lee, and both went to the Admiral's
thip which lay sncholcd opposite tho city.
As he approached the vessel. Its dogs of war
belcht d ont shonts Of welcome, and at 2
OElt EA lnc EtUEIA1 AlNtA WALL IAE .AAIlI1A
and their respective staffs. After landing
from the fag chip, the General, IN
company with Col Sprague and stall,
visited tie Chamber Of Commerce. On re-
turning to the hotel the officers Of the 42d
Wisconsin Volunteers were in waiting, md
were formally introduced. TIC General SOON
at er with his staff went aboard the steamer
Hii.mau. and proce.dc down the tiyer to
Nj mI,hss to await ord6rs.
e Unl1n Clty Was attacked last erening BIZ q
g1ietitla ,oyce estimated at from Sixty to ser-
lnty y.1Tc men, commanded by McDonga1. Of
Missouri. The attack was made from two
d.tfertnt points, but Lieut.. Eicc, Of the 4th
u. S. artillery {tolorrd}, the officer in COM
mand, was four d rrady for the emergency,
and gave the bushwhaehcr5 go warm
4 reception that they did not leave
the weeds, hut, after firing several volleYF,
retrtated to their horses which they had leIt
hitched snme d .sancc back, aud with twa or
more Of their men wounded. The Euerlllns
bad the advantage Of shooting At houses
where the light wuuld be of adynatage to
1t1m. Not t'ne of the soldiers or citizens
woe inJmed. Though one or two houses were
slightly ptppcred. The attacking force
Is ss.d to have been composed Of small
detachments Of gucr1l1as, who banded to-
e thtr 70 make the nt,ack. Their headlua.-
te1e t1e said to be in 1h. 1wamps Of Oblon,
anu cit.ztns sud returned soldiers estimate
.lleir humber in West Tennessee ut from 200
to go.
, 1865-05-31
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY EyEsIE4, My q, 1855.
On account OF the opening Of the Northwestern
Sanitary Fair, the Banks Weru all closed to .d,y
hut tha Board Of Trade met AZ usnal. and the
Stock Exchange held one session. Business, how
ever was unusually light, and in the afternoon It
WIS almost entirely suspended.
The Produce markets opened buo5ant tut
closed quiet and Gamer, but Provisions and Whis.
ky ruled hr1u.
Cold opened In New York today at 1881, and
closed at 1 p. m. at 1911. The following arc the
quotations teleer7phed to james Boyd, gold
, 1865-05-31
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
The new order OF Affairs In Georgia
Repairing Ra1lrOnd-sv11Aon's CnF-

CINCINNATI. May 3o.-The Conmi7csars
Chattanooga dispatch says: "Sonshern pa-
acca rt the new era in good faith. and to stand
ty the Cove, nment in the task Of restoring
oiccr ond industry. They rcprohatc guerilla
warfare or Gcss against individuals holding
political opinions differing from themselves,
and lay aslde the ideas heretofore animating
them.
.'Jobn Bell Is in Atlarta.
tt1he East Tennessee aud Georgia Ra3Iroa1
is being repaired. Only twenty miles re main
to csnnect nj b Bristol.
"Ex Secretary Mallory and Howell Cobb
pass. through Chattanooga yesterday for
Knoxville uuder guard.
Detachmcnts Of Wilson'S caFal.y arc
daily arTiSlbE At Chattanooga"
, 1865-05-31
4 UNIQUE LHzERa,,y~o,-

vT1,otn .3AAtkx SO8K.
tive to sny Of it, event. viii IN ss, n,s N re1a-
that complete Encselopyaia Of st the .s,sa.n war;
sultaply = Prcpa.sa ior reference. has been IN
York. and Is now far advanced " ne"
pletion. LIT: Thomas S. Townsend .e or e1m. on.
city, Las spent nine hours t4ch DIV II, '4as w.
past four ytata in collecting daily 5ror ~, =. sae
p1lcate 0lcs Of al the New Yosk paoers eratr y ~
event, fact, uttcrancc, writing, speech or a ca
ment Of any interest wnatever. and arranging
the printed matter thus ohtalnca IN fn1in
scrspboois corresponding in size t, th,.
hrEest merchants ledgers. Hcno has tlf,y-
two volumes Of eix hundred pages each, en-.
bracinG, If disposed In single coluu,u, fo w.
five miles Of printed matter. Allthis mater
hc has fitst "journEllzed," in cider /. arrive
at cola i.lcte it1cN or tAble Of contents.
1n tbs j.ttuul;ZiDg Thirty Thousand ..;t.s OF
, 1865-05-31

I01al. $L11IQQ0
Since tho above date the subscriptions hive
been increased to nearly two mi lions Of dollars
- The New York Jovrncl of Commerce Of the
9Th asys that report was current there on The
46,h that ten millions Of dollars Of Unisad States
Bonds had been returned from Europe. addressed
to the Secretary Of tha Treasury. Tnia report
was credited by many who fsncIed that fl was the
conelusion Of some nborttve attempt by the NJ.
thoz1ties to negotiate tale Of our bonds abroad.
II was donbtltss stock abine ean,rd.
The Mssch.nta' Bank OF New Tork City, with
it, capital Of <s 600 QUO has resolved 10 4eor.sn-
>tze ut occe under the Nltional aaktny Act.
CHICAGO eTUCM HxCuAN(Ik.
, 1865-05-31


A long a1d able communication appears IN
the Washington Daily Caronile, in defens= Of
General Ehexmnn's action in his armistice
with the rebel General Johnston. 1t Is IN
doubtcdly the work Of one Of General shcr
Ean's friends, II 1t was not directly inspired
By that g1eat chief himself Is usual in e1
portt papers Of the sort, this defense contains
some Srave misstatcments Of TACT, much IT.
relevant special pleading, and n number Of
unsustained charges against those by whom
the General is just now opposed. VIC doubt
n4he papfr is worth republication entire, in
this qnartef, because the people of the West
are nearly If not quite unsulmous in the be-
licf that Gen. Sherman, ia dabb1ing with
state z1attErs with which he had Il concern,
snade grave mistake in ttclr treatment; ;
and that, If his policy, Us developed IN
the agreement with Johnston & Co., had
h,cn adopted by tic country, the object
ior which the war has betn carried ou-the
suljucation Of traitors and treason by force
Of Mns-wuuld not have been attained, aud
that tire victory q! the end Of the c.ntest,
NGuld hsse~ remained With tue enemy. It
wtu,d net have been barrsu victory either.
Ghit, VIC eay, Is the marty urbu1mous opln-
leu uf the ,ron)e of the Wrst and no think
spr th,y won,d h. t,1.d IA a:s,r;ss ,,c winnie
of th" Ii:'nsul subject lnom 1hsir minds, and
~ r:+n,,a f..1,,a .na aaA;,m .ss,'r.,..n.d M NJ
to,,at,r IN 1,,.,S.~. - ,r,'., ~. ~..Lnes.
v.s mt !, g consn'cunrs ,,an h,s ,.a:umo,
linn ,u,- nc ,h,. ,u,,,,n, a..a,n,anaar -rho
hiu,s.,, ,,,.s., n,.e ss.s .,... 49,, ~
,,on, 60 ,.,sa ,,ss,1. e .s".tI;u ae 49,, ~
honor ". Ina,r ~ ., 49, ,,.ns ~ 49, .. ,ar,,n.a ~
;udcc e, r.ra1 g., ,..nan r.,,h so.saeass n,r
u;,b ~, - ~ " .s,,,1.s1 49,,
no.,tv ,os $780, y. - ,S. s -. a,..oaas =,
H. 49,, 49, 49,. s - ~ w.. no -, ~
tlnu,d dcrruxa .|A ~ ~. 1s 101 80 son.t-ymsn
Auye already m,r.oa 49," 1r;,1 III. H. ] Ar,n j,..n.
rrt,,,a,,on can n,,.." 49, - ~, 49,. a,,ns~
an ,,<sna .,s,.,a" .aoase s ,ne oene' l'a1 e'>ae'
anc % 1en,e,a~ @1evn ~. ei'e nosots' OF M un-
Vas tie Irnn,,1tnr no,,r. ~ ~ ht. srt;on That
he has bcenSs Wqong-1hat Ills wa1mest fieads
, 1865-05-31

ana D fev ; arr ro1a & a. Weqpose:
tet ttsA on. car iost, .7137.c
:: ;;o1 .; e1o =. ~
tn TX 1u, taH1ans. We quote noHtntlly At 75@S3c.
fsKEASEs-Ihsre - ntte Fr 10 st0cl her-. 4nd
, 1865-05-31
M .rS nrsxA ~ .nt.oRa.
CHICAGO CATrLE MARKET.

UyYfu1 DAILY TK1BUNT,}
Tukst.y 11tn.nr. Mar 3d.
BEEF CATrLE-Tha receipts l1.c CUT last Etooss
t&ve been Il tesd and tho ahtFme 7ts 1877 h:A4 The
entered at the mi yards hATe btro ltead
1t IS 80 tor fair tn *8.75 tor good.
The fece1pts to day have been less than WI tatet
psted md cculss al 1csk uylrely OF light sssefs
Scarcely single large choice beeyo coud be fund
1t any Ct the JAIda. There consid.Eaoe deMind
such stock WI s2lo ana II tbs cosc OF the
market lew uess let. unso!d. There was, sowsv:r
les nrun*ss snd hnoyancy IN the srcea ttAa 1t ths
c,ote OF tha last week. and the sta1s.ctt:ns were
m stly st reduction Of 1.H925c On 1ass weeks IL
u1es It Is ano4t too carly IL tho week, however,
sAthrr N accurate ideA ct taa .ono Of ths Market
and xs th.1eiors reisaln from qao'iak thu da'F:s-
on ss an actual decline, 1t hs1 such an Ap
reaTsnca.
We quote tho market today Rs moderately scttvs
and p.cts slightly dtpreased. Tha ruling prists vera
about as follows: .-
htiee R.avea Nominal
FAT
Mecium TO Saty3 a.
, 1865-05-31
PERSONAL.

-Htaly las been painting portrait OF
President sturtcvant, Of Illinois College It
has been done On the order Of the Sigma PHI
beautiful work Of nrt-
David B. Ogden, prominent member Of
the Milwaukee bar, and well known in insu.
rance cicles, died in that city on Friday last.
Gen. Iuclrs Faf1chi.d is prominently men
ticntd as the Union ca6didate for Governor
Of Wisconsin ut tha coming election tn that
State. --..
-Ihegt. Clairsyllle (Ohio) Gaattte. intensely
Copperbead, names Maj. Gen. William 7.
Sherman rs tho Copperhead candidate for
Governor OF that State In October next. Val
land'gham, and his services to the Copper
heads, seem to be Ignored By the leaders.
Gen. Dix has dlrestcd that the flag taken
from Mrs. John T3le1's house on Staten
Island, n. T., some time since, by q PARTY Of
young men under the superstition that 1t was
a rebel Tag, should be restored.
Capt Ben Bradford, nephew Of JEFF Davis
,ard bushwhacker, surrendered himself ut
Bayou Sara On the 9th, but Was put under ar
rest to answer charge Of robbery and olher
outrages. .........-...
The Cincinnati Commercial intima.cs that
It would have been more respectable il JET
Davis had clicked the bucket" instead Of
attempting to escape With it.
-I7leut. Col. Andrew Hickenloopcr, Of Cln-
clruati, has Just been brcvctcd Bsigadler Gen.
erd ty TIE War Department. Gen. Il. served
With distinction, as an artillery captain, On
Gen. McPhcrson's staff.
Samuel Duncan, well known citizen OF
North Ballard, Kentucky. was shot ut and
Killed by netghbor, few days since ; and
Hezekiah Edwards, = near neIghbor Of the
above, was shot ard killed by his son, while
In The act Of beating his wife. These two
nagtdics have caused quite an excitement in
That part Of the State.
"A correspondent Of The N. 7. Enniay
3,., 3,os. corrccts the zcccnt item that Dishop
Nnslg'e, Of Minnesota, is lying seriously I'll
n n.hoop Gosars hous., in Jerusalem. From
private letter, It is known, that he arrived
III issis on the :o:h Of april, aud was ssayiug
q ti1e hfuss o! DR.. Theodore EvaaE in Rue
s:2.Io', and N:s ra::,aly conyalcseirC,
, 1865-05-31

CTsScrSEAT1, May 30.-The Commercials )
Frankfort dispatch says: Recruiting Is
eoing on brislly among the slaycs OF Centra
Kentucky. A tex months more Of neg o
cnltktmcnts will eeltlc the question fur Ken
'ucky, independent of ths constitltt ,nsl
amendment,