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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
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ECsBAsDS AND WIVES.
Levi 4. Lincoln SGT. Abby Lincoln.
This was a motion To open Judgment or divorce.
Tie III s.krd divorce ground that The de fcttan,
had husband sins when sbc married. HIM Ihe vile ee-
previous marrse- sct'inr up that the AeF f'rm'
Iu,bard va hm.e arrird before the married him. and
th,t hs nlsrase Therefore void Owing 20 some coAa
.ion OF ussse the former sl tbs point wAs a s.s
cl.ins not pfop-hy pf~sntcd 1nmeditiey AFTER tho d.
yorce plaintiff nlsrfiei sssin.
The rainua resii,d thi. motion on IN. Ground snon'
,hef ht third pstie. Lad -cquircJ rights under the
deer. Which could no, b. dlsregsided
Mr. Cou1he Tor motion; Nj. Sn-fer opposed
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fnrrlture.

Dv,uanted ufcture Also solid Chestnut and W anut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental 81 IA. T. FAklNc'
TONS 363 CsDsl-st. opposite Noosser Esso!ishec Of@
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
~ The best assortment of ENANELED FuRNlII RE, IN
Al colors ard styes Walnut and Chestnut Plain and Orna
mental in suiies Whoesae and Retail Also. Mattresses
and Palliasses. WARREN W AhD, NO. -" tSila't''
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4 i EOADS-On and after MONDAY, June ., 1852: trains
for Albany and Troy connecting win Northern and Western
trsins win leave Newly FORK as follows: 4,
7:30 m.--Ni. Hudson River Railroad. fmueths' anu
Tenth ave- connecting with trains or Saratoga aud Sharon
Springs, 80 ,y.,
ave- connecn, with trains FOR Saratoga Sharon Sp'inssSc
and o; Chatham with trains for points East .
m-Nia Hudson River Railroad, connecting with Trans
for Saratoga - ~, -. r
<p meVis Hudson River Railroad, connecting at Troy
with train for Montreal with Sleeping Car attached. - .
$40 p. m-Iis Harlem Railroad, connecting al Cn"ham
with train for Lebanon sprnE' Sleeping u" a''achco "
Albany =, A..
6p m-Nia Hudson River Railroad, Sieep.nc Cars nom
New to Buffalo and Suspenson Bridge without change
This train Sundays. . ., ~,
1879 D. m-via hudson River Railroad. with Sleeping
Cars attached connecting at Albany and Troy with mrnins
~ Vice President.
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RAILROAp ofNEw. .JERsEY.

NORTHERN RAILROAD DofNEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains jersey City for Pieiront At 500 M s;5
M :iJ pm. and ~. end 6l3 On Saturday
u rs p. III The g:j ana ts! y M run through 10
Nonsey. THOs W. DLhAHfsT supe'inteh"nt
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL ROAD.-FALL ARRANGEMENTS. lUa CON.
NENCiNG MONDAY SEPTEMBER II. PhssRSOLR
LINRs FOR CAMDEN, MANCHESTER AND LONo
leave Per No D North Rvo daily SUNDAY. excepted as
foiows: - , ,.,., -.,,r,,, ~,
Al Has. =. m, EXPRESS LINi; FOH oA@pES pl'
RFCT tsfipr p...rnges for Port Monmouth, Red Bhns,
Long Br 4aoh Shark River forunsdio sqnan brrk,oug
Toms River WooinIan.i.. Shangns, bifnes'i
ruckenon OLSON Jackson end all stations On Camden and
Atlantic Raj road "a,
Through 70 Camden IN Eve hours. s...........Fhre =,
F.cursior ticket good for threo dcys...,........
At4:I5 r. In Way lsseng~r line for Msnchester Toms
River Long Franrh and in'rrmediIte stations. - .
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND DNEW-NOnh
Leave Ee@fOIk at 4:l5 y ssrvng st Camden iJI
2. a., next dlv.
Lraye Camden at 2;oo r. arriving a, Eew.York "a m,
neIt day.
Frcrht taken at low rs,es. Arpyto s G HtSTY, Loos
Freight Agent Red Bank ~ J. w. s. SNtDEN, suPt
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8pOkCu.

Ship Ar.u, from Calcutta for Liverpool. al days ou,seI
10. lat. U 81, Ion % S.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun Ris-s...C28 Sun Sets.4:50i Aioon sets... 3oi
nIGH WATER THIS DAL
Sandy Hook. t,s Gov Issnd.. S'i9 Hell osss. TOO
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J. II. DIAPYR. Auctionref.
TINTED STATES COTTON SALE.-JOhN
H. DRAPER & Co will sell on FRIDAY, November
g. 1855 at one ocock at he Exelsnrc 20
Ill Broadway, by order Of Simeon Draper u >. cotton
$500 BALES MOBILE COTTON. -,
The above cotton been clasod aud sampled by o. w
lr,ory and NAV be the bale a. Atlantic Dock, brook
yn and by sample the Office Of the Auctioneeis No. %
Pine st. two days before the sale.
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Can't. Henry A. Wise, Chief of The Navy Ord
nance Bureau Just returned from m extended tour
Of observation in the various naval arsenals of Europe
He visited the Brooklyn Nayy-Yard on saturday and
viii remain in town for few days. Capt Wise returns
with health much improved.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS orFICE-Ocr q
Before Commis.ourf CH0aa.
THE SlI | .OOU COUSgEHPEIT CASE.

Tranc.scO DOnalT, VINO was arrested on Naturdhy
l,s having IN HE po,,-.on III oO counterfeit cssury
not sui sIrrnbfck brought up before tue tomuis'
.ionsr ~ DAY and coasI. tod oI elimination without ball
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VFNTRA RAILROAD of fNEW-JERSEY

n hAlI<hOAD vi Nh w =" EtCEA
" From. foot of Lberyst. North River. Ncw.fork con
Meeting at Hampton Junction with the Delaware
anu Western Eairosd Esson with the lrhiSh valley
Rail road ts connections, forming direct Ele TO f.
bursh tho West without change OF care also, to the Oh
"e-''" GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily for the West except Sanday$
when one eveuins Tram o,n
One EY1ess tren daily texcept Saturday. to the Oh Re-
eou 80 . cut.
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved BY chs line to Chicago
Cincinnati ST Louis etc. with but change OF cara
FALL ARRANGEMENTS. go
Commencing Oct q, 1861 cave New York as folows:
At 6:0J H., for Eas.on. Maach Chunk. WiuiansporS
Wikesbsrrc. Mahonoy City. &c. m
MAIL TRAIS-At 800 IN. for Pennington, raNon Ws@
Gap Scsanton WAesbaIre Great Bcni Pitt'on, Bingham
tor. &c- .. H..
in- Harrsbure Pittsburgh. ana tho Net with but ono
to st. LouI. . -. <,,
70 % IN. TEhS-For Easton, Allentown Mancn Chunk,
Readiur Psttsvdc. Harrisburg, &c
ar. m-for Easton. Scranton, Great Bend Bethiehen
Maucn Chunk and Niilamsport
81 m-tor Somelvile and Elemr .tou.
6:2O D. m.-For Soperv.le. -
500 D. m. WESTERN ExpRgss TRiiS--For Easton- Allen
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh. and the West sleep
Ing cars from jersey City through to Pitsouish.
ELI1ABErHPoRr AND NkwioRK FEA%I-LeNe new
York from foot OF Librry-st at 40: a. aud soO y IA
from Pier No. North River $500 a The boats stop at
Be,scn Point and siarluers Herbor. -.
Tickets ior West DO obtained ut tho once OF tho
Central Railroad ~ I.rsey foot oi bberyst, ~ H. a.
No Asor House Nos 27 and $50 broadway, at the
min eipal hotel. JOSIAH o. STEARNS. Superintendent
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III0iIi OIH'
Vx r. BARR, Gen1 paos 4 .cat, NewiOfk.
r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

T ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Irains.W VIII
j leave James alp, New-io4E. ns f0.ows:
Bon GIeenpoft Mf u cna Pfrener- Irlin stopping NJ
oil Way Stations and connecting N!.a Glen Hcad, Bosy0aad
Gempstesd Trains. ~
1875 a. m syo,gt Trim stepping At al Way station
$50 OTeenDort ENptrFi connecting WIN 1cInps'cad'
and stOpp.uF % al Stations east oi ulcksgle.
go p ~ syosst 'saseager Jf-u Rosyn, Glen Head
and all Way Stations. 80 -
$3.50 p Tor North Zip, Hempa.ea Glen Head aud
RosyI
On Sunday Excursion Ir-n laves Hunters Pon, a. G'5
n u. for 81 lLaHk and al Ilc. inf date stations.
u. GHAKLiCk, President.
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Gtramboats an6 Railroads.

DEOPLEs LINE for ALBANY and TROY
l Fog ALpAsr-The steamer ST. JOHN leaves on Mon
d.y, Wednrsdays and Fridays. and the DEAN RICH
MOND Tus.dsys 1ha'Ssys 'pd s.,sTd.ys at o'clock
Fox IRoY-The steamer VANDERBILT leaves on Snndiys
Tuesdays and Thur.days and the hir VAN WiNKLE on
Pier No. 10, North River. foot OF Wsttsst
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Total to6 40
Adopted
The board then adjourned to Saturday next at II
o'clock N.
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6teamboai5 an0 Railroads.

TALLY LINE FOR BRIDGEPORT
~ Tho s.earner BRGDCEPOET w.l leave from Peclsip,
Iat River daily u O'Clock. ncon arriving ~ time 70
connect with the kEWes Trims Freight taken Tor TIE
Nsngstacx and Iiousstonc Esl.fonds
EOR PROVIDENCE DlRECT.-Ihe new
Il and s,anci siiewheei steamer CITY or PRONlDENCE
900 tun. bir,u DAVID r. DaY Commander will Leave Fer
No a. Noith River, every TUESDAY. THURSDAY aHd
SATURDAY. OF u p. For lrtgAt OF pa,sAge Apply Oh
hosr Eare
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ILlJAH =. prnpY, Committee
ANDgEAs MILLNANS, on
Ersr-rs NV ~ .rpffal fI'qxsS

Tho resolution was lost. rceuusdercd aud lad over.
An ordnance was presented aglAorne The Controller
70 issue bonds Tor rep yinS the BalAs eAd ilinrance
,nics' txss collected In error Referred - Com
mttro on Annual Taxes 10 confer w.h the Collectors
~ rexes and Assessments aAd determine the auount
duo the respective .lnstitutlon+
Tho Special Committee on New Comfy Court. House
presented report in favor VI adopting resolutions
directing the Controller 90 pay the following bills Tor
oteri, furnished for construction of the New County
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

ERIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot looI
III of Chamber-si, via PGvonis Ferry ,,,.o. r,,gl,
M Day Express. for ,aiiandasga CT. 'r
ealaroanra and West Connects lt .suhEo Va -.
and Grand Trunk Railways. and u sslanac" VII" "''
spS yssA. Nh md Way rralr daily 10 OtsvHe
10 NJ EHpress Mail for Bnu4io c'iASeIA' WIN N1A'
ohote nAw ~ - - Train for Port Jcrvs and New bur,h
81 n EisS, Espress, io Canandasgs RoeHe'eF BaHso
I1eStning Exprer- ~, for Cst audsigns Roches
..T fufa'o Salamanca, DunFfS. and Nost 0nnect, y
pelo ,;.h LAKE. Shore end Giiud Tr1rt Ra'wayb auiE
Ssi.msues with Atlantic ard Great Wc.om Railway.
sp M Fuigrent Tram, dEiy, .sr buho saan4.ca Dun
A"A ' HUGH RIDDLE. Ger1 supt, Now.York
: HM r. BARR Gen1 laos 4 .eat. new-iDr6.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

xvopcrsTrP ptIVifF EiTfHouRG, NASHUA,
LOWELL CONCORD HE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND lNfEhNf DIhlE POINTS.
TIE new and stsIncn sisrrsrs ~ 'le hO."lcl iiue,
CITY or BOsIOS and CITY OF AEWfOHh
leave New YORK daily (rndsvs ozren'fd ~ O'Clock p M
uon Pier No. 81 Norm Ely 70, loot % testEy st.,
FOR hE4-LOhDON. ,
tlers connecting with tic Sesro1. Ezprss Ifnn rom ne
ebove points via Norwich and Worcester bo''"n a9 Wo,
ee@r Worcester and NaAhu end sew london ana o'tHe'"
RsilToads. 50 80. ,,,,i-
of r. 5. MnHTlN, Agent. on the fsci.
, 1865-04-04

The number of rcbe]Ichiefs that are hidden
away, or have taken themselves to foreign
lands and to paris unknown, ia legion. Ste
phens ia strangely silent, il not missing. Al
borders OF Askansas. Keitt is killed, or 9th
erwlse removed from the scene. Howell Cobb,
In bis late violent sprech-a sure premonition
OF his Own apoplexy and the paralysis OF the
1ebelllon-was very bitter on the young bloods
OF tht South who had run sway from the war,
and said they Weu!d never come back, as Ii
they were not too glad to stay. Foote Is In
caustic candor. Pil1DW seems to have laid
LIS gricfs on himself, and gone quietly to
sltep. ''
We hear no more Of the t1ucu1ent Ivc1sou,
Of Georgia, nor OF Hammond. of South Caro-
lima, ,Tho IL probably rejecting upon the Prov
fict with Southern chivalry. Ward, ofGeor-
'g.a has not been heard Of for year.
Sllde'l Is summing himself In The plcasaunces
OF Fafis. Mason Is somewhere drinking bad
whisky with George N. Saunders, who Ii sup
postd to have left Canada with gallinipper IN
his eye-glass in maze Of trouble, as he thinks
OF his poverty and bis rascality. Where is
the lllustrious Robert NJ. McClane, Of Mary
land, Who sWore thAt the North should never
g oss to border Of the Susquehanna? Where
y ~ the fiery Fayette McMnllen, Of Virginia
" cAn fancy Ills gold headed cane MS aesce
snfless Of rage, and his ruoicund physlogno-
my.hnt We do not read Of than. Of Curry,
of Alabama, We hear no more OF Babcock,
and EdmundsoD, Churles James Fox Faulk-
ger the gentle Botclcr, all Of Virginia, we
near no rumor even ; nor yet Of Burnett, OF
kentucky; Of the plant Nicholson, OF Tenn
essee Of sople, Of Loulslana, and the heavy,
good; hearted George 8. Houston, Of Alaoama,
who larded the lean earth about Washington
while representing his district in Congress.
All silent, taclturn or missing. Soon, too
soon fnr those whoha1e the rebellfQn In charge,
the silence and absence Of so many OF the
leaders will be broken by the loud demand OF
The p ople If .he South for the end Of II the
war and The restoration Of the Union-lF"4-
f7f{t}phfo k4-...
, 1865-04-04

ARE1VED..- april Is.
stn1 Comet. McHenry, Milwaukee su1dri:s.
Prop ,vorise' Nares, ST. J.sepa. 15s T. T. ties and
Prcp Lad' .Ffans!ln, Morgan Man,tovoc. .und1es
sehr Falcon "esy, Wof River, 90 cd wood. ss0o &C.
schr Ere. honpson. 1intz Pier, 80 cd, wood
schr asgnet. ansea, heRanse, 10 Gus wood 1.soo
schr isrte4fI,. MEDIA yer. St Joseph II cds WOO.
schr Pay spFnG JacEson st. Joseph. 25 eds wood, 80
sssr hr Hs4n:t e: s. Jc,.Rs d: xaea
schr Ardent: Lanphar. sneooyE.n 2.so cedar po.t..
scbr Vsfmons If, Green Bu.h ID m lnmber, 60 els
:Ras 1T sP aaoer
IS m iAth.
schs Kntsrorise Martin, Grand Hayeu. IS N lumnsr
sehx 5dE.s,le Rosie. Grand H.vsn, ITS m lunees. .
sehr u cos. Richardson, Grand Haven, 2tcm r r
Sch, 81 W Bsteham. aeeK. .B,sks,tl1e 50 cds wood
schr Charie, Hloca1d, 1ng-Esol', Amsts Eda r0 eds
schr RoSeTt 3. Campbell, johnson, Maai,ree. s. N
schr benjamin Flint, cochrane 2anissee 100 N lula
sehr CYNTHIA Gorton, Nmter. South Haven. Is cd,
schz TfavSlser. Asztln. eouth Fayca, - n lumber.
Sehr Wea. chester, Bran Cente1y4e, 119 eds wood.
schz jos, 9h!ne pr step Patterson, Psrsodys Pier.
schr III: Christian, North Unity, 40 eds wood.
sesw q. SUITS, founz. Man,to voc. 19. cd, wood
,F..,., r3z CLEARED ]; Is.
M
s;%l cS% saasEi.
Scor Dawn, Hams n. Ee~.ne s,adr.,
sctr Li=zse 1hsoop. Ulaon, Muskesou, sundsies.
, 1865-04-04

-, 80 -. .-..tr -. tas.s
WITHIN tne past tmcnt, !on nous, a lans
falfehoods' winch ,or yealS t We ha'S WEE osen =
patiently contfaolcg. n7'e - Deea su..1e sa ~ ~
the hot nefy csoe'oIe " eA. aaa
are no" olssol'ea, esApo,-u ,ass.far an1 u, ,.,1,
aeheo' aneH au'nose - 49,
oeoy tna' tacy u111eu I1'@. L.. - .,s e -a... 49,
nesty 1or pouucal onenses, "aeu s, sse ~ ~ :.
nulnoer " ~: 9nen ,ue,'.as ~. 49, ~ ~ 1os,n1 ~
tesIe1 4ass' n".,I,.. w 49,. .' a.. ,nre,,tore
, 1865-04-04
TT S,-PROPOSALS FOR STA
- e.TIONKRY: 49,.
O1Tic1 a. Ass'r PROVOST MARSHAL asx'L It'll

SFE1A8T1xLD, hrtCA 13t 1900 \
sla General Of Tie Unis,d sta.es. d.sed March =.
PIT; 4 e a1Spea "a an, ss s
sor intahGg III articles ot Stationery .hlcl my =
g. t = q q aia aa
gstr1ss P1ozess Ms[s /, sad nosrds ~ e En:olment
s. ne: aad chie. i: $: As1tsraas snd Dss5ass.oe
dat5 Is Jlroir nnril he ,7sr dsY of Decsmoes isss
vs,s 4 III eee It snca mes Ia 5vsn %
titles y T., oe required BY the uade,sisaea d nls
snk forms tnr psoposas, showing the Kind OF arsi
ses aqd "a az ,ststs Of ths 99ssty ahtch VII
oss, ID ,. lion, ~ s, Or telstr.ph. a' 'n''
M e po l. 2. ons1 IT Ea or
Each sd. to securs consids1ston. 81 must cou,.n
ri ten saeEantee ottwo eeapon-i pers taa tho
bidder Ahe 70 :1ttl cunfrAct in acc,rdsnc: with
sLch tontsact, .nd xtve rood and su1ctens bonas,
gltn such fna.antlls security for its fn u1-at.
bs % g ss sk si q H. %
5s'ftef Cent Or q tne nifed States pssfes A1sor-
snd gteRsase to G.ss bonds and si<a The contract n
Ths 1anet, gnta reserves to himself the right to
jeet any Or AZ alds soEs,desed % N ~ .s,so9sois ~,
!: e. o @ snen e be ee
and tns rtQu1sls funds drawn ttom tho Tiezs-
ffopo ais mn.: b. endorsed disttucly PROPOSALS.
FOB b[Ai!oSaRY% a,d nd addses ed to the under.
msne:r ot IL tr and his Posi- ofcs u. ses = nu.f
1rts +. sne each oersou, or ev.r7 mem 1tF Of arm
& IT. 1aa a .ta y os,e
bid viii nlt BE- coottr er.u. = ~"
sd1 .a's To- ..3e''x .a as require
.p:pxss: i. l. K "a 3. l. 3S.RaeEs1 IL,
, 1865-04-04
FORT SUMTER.


War DErARTNKNT, WASHINGTON, March n,
General Orders No. co.
Ordered, Firss-That at the hour Of noon
on THO 18Th day Of April 1876, Breyet Mai.
Gen. Anderson will raise aud plant upon the
ruins OF Fort Sumter, In Charleston Harbor,
the sane United States fag that oated over
the batt!ements of that fort during the rebel
assault, and which was lowered and saluted
by him and the small force Of his command,
when the works we're evacuated, on the 14tu
day Of April, 1851.
&road-That the flag, when raised, be sa-
lutedabY one hundred guns froml Fort Sum-
ter, and by national salute from every fort
and rebel battery that fired upon Fort Sum-
ter.
1Aird-That suitable ceremonies be Ind
upon the occasion, under tie direction Of
Major Gen. VIM. T. Sherman, whose military
operations compelled the rebels to evacuata
Charleston, or in his absence. under the
charge OF Major Gen. Q. 4. Gilmore, COM
mandtng The department.. -
Anon the ceremonies will be the delivery
of a public address by the Rev. Henry Ward
Beccher.
Fourfh-Tbat the naval forces at Charles
ton. and their c0mmander on that station.
be invited to participate In the ceremonies
Of the occasion. -
By o1dsr Of the President of the United
States.
EDWIN u. STANTON, -
.... Secretary OF War.
0flcial--E. D. ToWNsESD, Assist. AdIt Gen.
, 1865-04-04

s; On Wednesday morning last Prof Aeasatz,
with a company Of disting guished 6a1lans, sailed
from New York IN the steamer Colorado
for Brazil. The Colorado will take the party
to the Rio Janeiro. aud ut this'place they will
pass few weeks in resting, and in making
preparations for their arduous duties. The
Professor and his wife. Dr.. and Mrs, Cotton,
and Mr.. Burkhardt. will proc. cd to the ANA.
'zop, and be conveyed up that river to the
Andes in boats; and they will ultimately
cross oyer to Lima. The subsequent course
is not yet decided upon. Each assistant has
his e,a; a department 9ansr IN % 90tsnps pes
the point Of separation for the search
for these. The principal, object
of the Professors visit is to test the glacial
Theory advanced by him: The promin nj IN
cIdental result, as We have stated, will con-
:slst in escu'ipg for TIE Massachusetts, Muse
'siye collection Of tropical specimens that has
yet been gathered; These @ specimens 9 9, EIlt BE-,
In order to carry out system Of exchanges
with other museums. so that the Mass3-
.chnsetts Museum will be be benefited In
, 1865-04-04
CHICAGO CATTLK MARKET.

MONDAY EvEsSd, april 8. 1855,
BEEF CATTLE.-The receipts to day according to
the Board Of Trade report amount to s7s head. and
shipments to ttt8 head. Ths market to-day was
quite dull there being but few cattle for sale most
Of the sr11vsls owever having been sold ,Bterday
There we're few however which had beeo bought in
the country 1t high figures and wese held aboro buy
ex's views.
Almost the only demand at PRESENTS tor government
cattle and the tacttes for shipping so limited and
the money market 70 stringent that they
many.
John Adam sold lot Of ~ extra Illinois steers
yesterday the finest that have bean In the yard this
Spring. They were fed BY Dnderdnnk 4 R.dtord, IN
Knox county, Ill, and shtpp7a 1rom Oneida By
4. 4. St. John. They were bought By John Hughes
fot Fswse.t. lec H. aad arc to oa
shipped to ttmore on his Govern
meut contract. seldi.rs have no reas;n
to complain Of such beef It Is PLY that few Of
that sort cauent be killed In Chicago for our eating
Instead Of the scailaHags that 1erved up to Us.
But We cannot hope for anything bettf until We hnye
scme good. we'll kept market houses.
The sales since Saturday amount to 13 head at $500
to so % for rough stack for city use to extra Illinois
sstcrs On Gcvernment account.
The following Aro the principal sales:
BALES OF BEEF CATTLE TODAY.
P1ITanUKoH AND ToR1 WAIVE rARDs,
Mcors sold BJezsdorf el hir steers averaging 1,oo
MICHIGAN eoc1HERS yArps
Stf7horu sold FAwBett 81 head ltRnt p1YeYnment
.v,Is.tS oss ., and :haii0s s ns.a. .sef:
a.!l% s1slP .sla fh,.Iips 50 head prime .teer..
Mscufd, ia cash 81 hssa co.r,e stock. averaging.
SINGER III Jacobs Is head llgh. Steers, AVERAGING
sH1KNAs's YARDS.
As.s aafhs s sFa Kn'r Co.,
nsgen soa d W,i1sl III head PrIns sseers. ayeras ug
COTTAGE e1oy1 1AaDs.
RBNken sold iu2h&& 81 head fair er4. ayernpfnp
, 1865-04-04

The Richmond Enquirer, commenting
upon the late debate in the rebel Congress on
the bill to arm slaves admi.s that slavery is
dead cr dying in Virginia, but says that " Viz
g1nia did not aim to save slavery, but for the
great principle Of se1fsovernm.nt."
But this assertion is an absurd pretense.
When and how had the principle of selfgov-
eminent been assa51ede The election OF 1SG0
WAS just as constitutional as that of 1856 or
1873. Nor do the rebels deny the legality,
fairness or cons1itutionallty Of the election of
lsc0. How then WAS the principle Of self
government assailed1 Either the principle
has never prevailed In onr system; Of 1t has
never been violated. But the sta :ement of
the Richmond paper is an after thought. 1t
WIS to fund slave empire for which the
"s:uth " zeyol:ed. and they have lost their
cause. Instead Of increasing the number Of
bondmen they hare fortified and lost what
they had. Without slavery. independence
would be wholly useless to them. Pride may
make them desire to obtain 1t, but Its value
depends entilely upon the preservation Of
the "diyin ne Institution" Destroy that and
no rational motive remains for establishing q
separate Republic or any other form Of gov
eminent.
, 1865-04-04
BHIPHKyT3 or flour AND GRAIN DURING TIE wKxx
KNDlNG APRL.1.
Flour. NleAt- Corn Oats. Kye.Barlcy
hfll, hu. bn. bn. bn. na

Total ....sees 9no 1oe72 ,8419 .... 1las
There was good attendance on Change to-day,
but between the exciting news Of the fall Of Rich
mond and the Board Of Trade election, bu1iness
was partially neglected
OF conrse the general markets were weak, and
prices ruled lower, but there Was no panic among
bolders and the decline, under the circumstances,
was Inoder0tc-
Flour waa entirely neglected, and quotations are
nominal. Wheat fell 5G7c per bushel, with liberal
sales of No. 1 Spring at N81Sl.05-closlng at
about 8100 . bushel. Corn was neglected and
3Q24c lower-With sslcs OF Rejected at 6oc. No.
/ Corn was neglected. Oats were active It de-
cline Of s@4c . burhel, with heavy transactions
at s4c3a6c-c!osing at a51a54c, Rye was neglect
ed. There was scarcely ans thing noiug in Barley,
and ne report eale Of 400 bu new No. 2 at
s0c. Highwinea were wholly ueelected-wlth no
sales reported, We quote the market nominal at
500 2 gallon.
The Provision market was also dull and nomi
nal. Mess Pork was held at ~. 90 without
buyers. Prime Mess Pork Wis held at.$s3 50 oa2ieO,
according to quality, with buyers at sa00@23. 80.
Bulk Shoulders were In demand, and we note sales
at 11l@12c loose. Lard was neglected.
Cattle we're quiet to-day, there being but few
offering and very limited demlnd. TheEe ara
but few Cattle bought except on Government ac.
count. Fawzett bought at sherman's Yards, a
very extra lot OF fat Knox county, uino1s, stser=,
averaging Loo 1os at $1,000, to put In On his con-
tract.
The sales to-day amount to 7l3 head at range
Of 5000 to 1900 for coarse to extra Illinois
steers.
Hogs are very quiet none having been sold to
day, from tho iact that none were offered. The
demand is very limited.
The eales yesterday amounted to 3o4 head, at a
range Of 1o:5 to $11.1O for medium to heavy hogs
LATER,
In the afternoon and evening there was very HIT
tie business transacted. Wheat 1as sold for
<1.c061.o11o No. Spring, and the market closed
drm At the outside quotation. 0ate were IN good
demand and firm at e6c. Highwtnes and Provls-
Ions were neglected.