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, 1865-05-12
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Loui1anA State A1alr8-An Official
lmbfnelio-The Crew of the ffehr!
Ham Webb-AFresto Of a Fri. nd OF Ttte
EA1knANlu.

Came, My 1l.-Sew Orleans dates are to the
esh anst An interesting condition OF affairs
feens to exist In Louisiana from the ipsnbordina.
tion 9! officers TO the acts and authority OF the
t;I essa1 government According to ! statement 10
ne New Grleans 7t1.es 1t appears that on the 1T
OF MAY, Governor We l. made certaln new ap.
points 70 the Office Of Sheriff, CLERK OF District
EonIt, Coroner, etc. The new appointees presen-
to receive his signature and seal Of Stata. The
Aitef gentleman absolutely refused to couutarsi9
any OF me commissions presented 10 him, alleging
such documents, and alto not liking the political
complexion of the parties commissioned, express
ing iears ior The eaety Of the institutions aud as.
Iecns power aRuinst The nnpatrlohc adnltnistra.
t1on OF Governor Wells On perststtuc In his Re.
1ueal 10 hfRn and seal the comufssflns above ii.
ieoea 70, the act'on Of the Attorney General was
EThe Attorney General has .ucd out writ Of
s9 anaaHi y; e eo%rsl the Secretary Of State to
p9d peroim e. ~ 19nctions IN The matter The case
4 detective oficei, Iii. can1cld, has arre.,ea
ss1.es LANCER personal friend ot The Assassin,
photographic rooms, No. - Camp street snd Of.
dered him to destroy negative Of Tnc Ass.sstn:s r
photorTsph and also nll the pictures he hid in bis
be wouldn't leave the room until he saw the mega
uye de.ro5ed. Under tareatt. the negative was
destroyed hy Mr. Weiss. The prisoner Is con
y, y '9s P26s 1es61 awan oFders
On the ID Int j. Madison Wells, Governor OF
Louisiana, Issued a pfscaamstiun sitting forth
tnat, Whereas, according to Official snfe:neut,
1eafly Ere thousand persons are registered who
90 not poseesa the quaf1fca required by law
TO bectme Tottrs In said State, therefore the req
ist1ston !s declared mil and void, ana new rag
lf1auon "a ordefed TO be msde IN accordance with
nc qualifications prescribed by the Constitution
and laws OF the State. ~
Ills action eeems singular eneuch when co1aid-
, 1865-05-12
or BJrs seward aud Wis Son
-COD1es&toQ Of tAe Aaaaaaln RaYne.

Condition OF bJrs Seward aud WIs Son
-CoDiss*too OF tae Aaaasajn Fayne.
-lF1om the New Y1rk Tiues, 9h-1s
= The following letter. which confirms the
report Of the confession Of the ASSASSIN PAYNE
was received today BY Mr.. cla1ence A. Sew.
WASHINGTON. EopdsY N.v7 ,:
I found your n6tle much batter thin e1otc,
ted; hts strength Is rapidly Ieturnfef. Ha snE
fcrs tut Little pain, altho12h themeal tnfnt wh1rh
is applied TO fustAln the jaw is Ye17 aunayinn
and inteTe<es With hfs regular sleep. 81 co3,
yer.ea with some difficulty, but little tfns Vii
improve thst He hopes to take hold Of dcnsrt.
m, Il business somewhat during ri. werk
t}roye out with him two hourB yestcrasv ma,
dsy. Frederick IL dong well-fs cntffeiT cnn.
tcfous. II tie hemorrhsga from bis wounds 5nss
not return IN fonr or nre days mora, hIs physi-
ron vi be glad to hear that Payne, the assaa.
ED, has fully confessed bis crime and iii the de-
teltd. lie confirms fully the ttory or the oojored
lad Hho let bun into the house, and also Mafor
SrWsrd's sccourt The details wh1:h he cfyes
are for obvious reasons, not made public at nres
ent; be rays, however, that all the plans Of thsr
Fr1doy night not being carried out was the rreut
est failure that ever was. he has not maur anv
revelation respecting his accomp1ices That viii
e0o0''sz' foais EoaS"; ever truly,
r. n. DLArcuToRp.
CLARENCE A. SEwAnD, Esq, New York.
, 1865-05-12


nection for the Pacific route, or will be when
the enp rom 1,s present western terminus to
tne '11's'a.! 1'seI covered BY road.
BIBLE IN IOWA SCHOOLS.
The Des Moines correspondent of the Io,tr,
nal says that the Bible Is excluded from tie
public schools BY The laws Of this State, He
10y % plons pnt sc le NOT posted III our
stalu,ee. tnnptef ooi the school Lava reads
as lollo"s:
"sEe71oH l 5e fnasfed BY the Soard Of Ed
q or q lne StGse f g 5owa Th.t The B,nls saau
,n', nvs e s1s.e "os' ln{ senool Or institution IN
.unll nc teoutred to read II nor s1all any
81 his p.rent or GUARDIAN ''1afs 10 me "'snes
"a c1pcn,r c,t,,
pzsTh. 11,,+aa stotaa e:- SooAf'
sta - oneo 9sa.ss s.ss esn!t Court convened
anre ~ ,ndn. fo1.a ee nf ml1le5 vas II attend
~ n,r;raj Sa Ho's' y aae nls.r:ct Court has
Ivy a!a1eu. ~. =. OstElct Attorney Bald
Eln has peen IN loHn several days, preparing
1 1ot tps pasinessot ol INC EARN. Among mem
ceIs OF Inc par VINO are In attendance have
GoL,ceq aenTy strong, Of Keokuk john P.
Gook, 1onn y. hqogers and James Grant, OF
11aa,senl1i1' =. y; LINCOLN, of Cincinnati,
un1o .: y. 1cmplln and Jas.. B. Edmonds,
OF Iowa CITY ". II. Sewers, of Oskaloosa;
ana Judge IHall, Of Burlington. Suits are
Pe1omg N thls court against the Rock Island
ard the Clinton railroad bridges. Other i'm
, 1865-05-12
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Aeanekinatfon Trla7e-Intcke4tlur
FRcts-Ctoxed Dp0Fa-MlllIary naI.
lers-Restoralfvn Of owl order

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE trial Of the as.a.-
sins aud conspirators Was resumed yesterday IN
| the Urge room adjoining the old PenltentlIry,
| where the prisoners arc confued, assembling at
e.eyan O'Clock and remaining IN session until
three.
nar1old wns arraiened and considerable testt-
nony taken IN the case, and gratifying progress
Esde. Testimony has, or will b. offered, showing
ttat HarTold went to csLada and conferred With
the rtbes about the assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln
since The Asssssin's return from there.
Mr.. 6ur11tt, who seems to have been one of
the chief insagatosa md participants, ia kept
closely guarded, but Is ve1y defiant and uurelent.
ing. Her daughters do not teem to have been In
picsted. md will be Kept and called as witnesses.
One Of them 10 very sick, and IL sepor.ed to hare
poisoned herse.f 1t is positively known that Sur
ratt Is IN Canada, and there Is little doubt but ho
will soon be t,ken.
The Commission sits with closed doors, but 1t Ii
behesed that the secretary Of War win send IN
aossfaS! s q me trlal to General Dix, after the
:. Frederick Stone has undertaken the defense Of
y Mndo, ~ho get Booths leg; Cox, who ID
Astkasin and Harold; and Jones, charged with
fe,rT1ne them ACROSS the river. 81
The New YORK n tbua<'s Washington special
pies October at, .vnl be Mustered ont The.
Psynstter General 1t ordered to make Immediate
Pay ment TO the men discharged.
Ihtrt5:etght Ordnance Bureau clerks were
discharged to-day Il
Old Capitol and Carroll prisons have been releas-
cd ~ subordinate officers. This will be stopped,
and none released except upon orders Of the Cen,
etal commanding the department.
"Tumhlcty, a:las Blackburn, has been lodged In |
the Old Capitol "
The Washington special to the New York Ttrses |
asys: The executive order of the President, |
putting In operation the suspended functions Of |
the National Government In lie State OF Vire7uIs l
Wis substantially agreed upon at the last C1binet
meeting, held by President Lincoln on the day Of ]
ny death, at which Gen. Grant was present The
ereat features arc that the Stats OF Virginia
= not recognized as ever having gone ont OF the
9n1on !. that the functions Of the Uaitsd Ststes
government were simply suspended within her
oofceta, End are now pnt in operation again that
no FesIEes Of the Confederate cr rebel State Cor
ernmcnt are recognized. a11 that Governor Pier
point and the loyal Legislature of1Vlfeiuia are |
made the nucleus Of the org anized St.te Govern
ncrtn |
The MrdEds Washington special says; "Vir-
.tnta has been divided into four DISTRICTS and the
:ecretasy Of the Treasury has already appointed |
he requisite nurbcr Of assessors and COLLECTORS, |
An order has been issued to mus ter out or str-
Ice a!i soldiers who.e terms Of service have cx-
'1red On or before the 31st instant"
, 1865-05-12

Go TO S25 PER DAY.
d IL Azents wanted. 70 sell orr -
NEW IN EMPIRE hKWIHa NACHyE'
tnine il Tho world md warranted tbr rhtea YaHs WN
Wll ea1o tho Atove commission. or win p.y us patS
aA1N co. pusrolt Mich. :, 2II1N38W
, 1865-05-12

nIL9-The supply continues lizht. and pricsa Tend
CD 1hld, The rude OIL advanced a5me dayg ago.
1nd Z. 1ned C1l Il expected TO fol0H. Ne quite:
, 1865-05-12

:, ST. LOUIS, May 1t.-Msjos Davis, commaodiur
the Post at Lexington, Missouri, received this
morning alctter from one 4. Clement, q 1ete1,
demanding the eurrender OF The Town within
tWenty'fonr houra, on pain Of having it c.ptured
by storm, escked and burned, and all the soldiety
Killed. The place Is being prepared for defense,
and, II attacked, the assal1aufs will be warmly re-
cei'ed. Considering, the umcs, this may be re-
garded as cool.
The town Of Ktngsvt1le, johnson county, was
sacked and burned By buehWhackcrs last satur-
dsy night npd seven citizens and oue nepro
killed. The town Of Holden has a'po been robhed.
snd several citizens badly wounded
ine perpetrators OF these outrage9 ate.do5St-
le:s the same who are now 70 auta:lonsIy ia.
1candtnE the surrender Of Lexington
The Mexican movement b re ca'mlpated On
lGesday night By the paeeaee OF RESOLUTION to
5atfe money By contribution to psy veteran sci.
diers and o:heEs who may join the organization.
and 10 send representative to effect arrance-
[nehfs 2 and cooperation with the Mexican Genefa1
Ottcga. -
, 1865-05-12

CIV. Uughes, OF Bloomington, Ill.,, for Inn
pEovement1 IN magazine Of selrloading nra arns.
, 1865-05-12

ICES are firm at OR luotar ms We quotu:
s.ss.s:.~s.s..s-.. .sss....s..-s..s.s....+sA&E
nSsCA tI-%sts.-.s~s ss-.&sa..s.sA..ss-A .xSS&34t
~. .tst..+ssa. 14SN9
1ES-.3Ee In ate .dF demand 1t q dec!fn ar
, 1865-05-12
GOLD.
2'N0s 1o..-... :. .13lt 2,mr...,...
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

4 dispatch from Gal1sgher's, New York, quoted
Geld At 1911.
, 1865-05-12
NORTH CAROLIEA,
A Proclamation by GOV. Vance.

The Raleigh Standard Of the I'd gives an
account Of Union meetings In many promi-
ncnt cities of that State, and announces
o1hers. It also repudiates Governor Vance,
and Gays let the people meet together aud
commune freely, in the face of the sun end in
the eye OF Light. Theylare now free. No
basttles fiown and no eonscript officer stand,
ready to hurry his victim in handouts to the
front. We are once mora Americans all let
us rejoice that this Is 30, and let ns take the
necessary steps to reorEsnize our Govern
ment, to restore the broken usamsnts Of
soclal order, and move forward once more In
that career Of prosperity aud glory in which
We we're so 1ndely and ruinously interrupted
by the recent civil war.
The following is published In the Raleigh
papers Of the Sd inst. !:
''": = STATE OF NORTH CARoLIyA,, r.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
GEEEAsDoAouGu, April a3 1866
WHEREAS. By the recent surrender Of the prlu-
cpal a1m1es Of the Confs derase Ststes further re-
ttstance TO the forces Of the United States has be-
come vain and would result Ia useless waste OF
Wu1nEAs,. All the natural disorders nttenJant
e e W ppoa ns
citizens and soldiers disposed to do violence 10
perfons and property,
AsoHt 0<ltlolE1 1. 1ZuuIOU y. vance, Governor
ofthe State Of NORTH Carolina in The stnce1c none
o. ase1dnC come Of the ua.ny evils which threaten
~ DO Iesue this. my proclamation, commanding
a such peEeons to abstain from any and all acts Of
laWleseneosj TO svoid assembling together IN
crowds IN al towns and cities, or doing anything
whatsoever calculated to cause excitement and
earnestly appealing to Ill good citizens who arc
Of Ill stste to retire qietly to their homes, and
exert themselves In Preserving order. should
u become necessary for the protection Of
si,zsne: alec spgsal to !he good and trae .ol-
oless Of North Carollus. whether they have been
Themselves !ogs'hsr in SUFFICIENT 1umbefs in tie
ttndcncc of thc civil magistrates thereof to elect
OF s'sy any bodies q 1a~less Or unprinclpled men
Persons ur property Of peaceabIe citizens assur-
u them thai Will be 70 violation Of the parole
to do 70; and would Assure ms fellow cit1zcns,
generally, that under God Will do ali that may
oe IN my power, to 3et1e the government Of tho
to restore the civil In her borders
ard TO further the great ends Of place, domestic
E45anqnlnty, and the general welfare Of the peop
Witlont their aid am powesless to do any thing. I
By the Governor.
, 1865-05-12
The Slavery QuestIon Settled in North
CAtp1IuAs -

ltFom tho Ra:c1gh N. C.} Progress, April 20.1 .
The General Order from Gen. Schotield set-
ties the question of Slavery as far as North
Carolina is concerned, and VIC hope We shall
hear no Morc lit. And We are glad to. see,
too, that these people are given to under.
stand that they will NOT be encouraged In
idlepcsa By the Government authorities, but
that they are expected to earn a living by
toll, as The white people do Gen. schoneld
also advises the former owners OF these ne
groes to retain their services at fair remuDer-
,a1ion, ana the latter to remain at their former
bones If they are wanted. In q short time
We believe that this System will be found to
work to the advantage Of both parties, aud that
our people generally; will be satisfied with it.
We have known, for eome time, that there
" as no return to the Union and no chance Of
peace but In the abandonment OF Slavcry Tor
the people of the South, IS we'll as those Of
the North. nre determined that this ycxed
question ahall never be allowed again 10 dis.
'turb the national councils or lead to frat1icl.
,dal strife.
: Those Of our people who would still cling
to the institution Of Slavery must accept the
Situation as they find it, and not as they
would have /: and IT the people Of North
Carolina would net wisely they will make all
possible haste to ask rcadmissfon to the
Union, without Slavery.
, 1865-05-12
PERSONAL

hon. Samuel Hooper, Representative in
Congress from Boston, is ip St. Louis, the
guest Of Henry 7. Blow.
E1 President Frank Pierce, Is to be Married
to second wife in a few days.
Gen. sigel is now chief editor Of the Ntak>r,
a German Republican paper published in Bal
ttmore, hid.
Hortenslus J. Paine, distinguished lawyer
of Milwaukee, died In that city On Saturday
Toe
, 1865-05-12
CHICAGO LUslBRR mARKKT.


AAGHFuA1 AFEhlf8s MY II.
LUMBER-ReceivedA A,tto; shipped 1,s5a,ooo Mar
kes dull and droop,nR. Balea WeEa: Cargo schr L.u
rel, ron White Lake. 50 N common mix .d, 1t e1lc
By Haywood carlotchr Wfstcott, t,om Grand h.ve.,
70 N. striEs, ba1ance common mixed at 4+ 50; patt
cargo sctr Correspondent, nom Gsand Ryer, 10 N,
Hststps. haltnco common u!x.d. at $1a 90. both By
Irish T. Fuller; csrgo ecbs Ketpia, from bay Settle
Eel 1M m. strip, balance scantiu- Jolsts, at
Sls.t. by 4. f. Gray Co.: cIEgo seht Hunb lrd, from
8tu.kegun. % M atsfps. halsucs good Mill iua, at
$l'-co. including uocsoge DC; eczgo 1car Clipper
City, from Mnskegon. ITO u st,iuF. balauce well e1t
cen mon, at tt3 o. By 0Jell; cargo sehr commerce,
frem Ea'nuazoo, 50 m from Compass mills. al Jl5.oo,
1ola b. C.rter.
SaSGLEs-Received. Ront !; shipped, 5t8H3o.
MasEtt quiet a7d scarcely 50 fcra. Saea were Car
60 cr. Belle Is m u we'd A'aat es52K. b. Blanchard
& Portland Cargo schr. Franklin, from Ealam ,zoo
s5s do It Is 6k. by Csrt2s; 30 N, shaved shingles
per 1clr. Three Bals, at $325: 70 N Sawed As p-
schr. Correspondent, At Il. %, b. Col. Loomi,.
LATH-Eece17ed, none; shipped I5.Go. Market
1ri.t at ~ 5oa2.75-
, 1865-05-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF UN1vERsALPRpGREs
ssstes e ef d1:susson: = p nEnsEar rEseze
stauce," &c DC, with a notice of spencez's
gletana : .; CO; :, Chicago, g SC, dt'scs CO. ii
Herbert Spencer, whether sound or un-
sound as philosopher. Is one Of the most
cur aee, If not Of the English larguage. His
learning is 50 glittcrins That It inpresses us
at times MS profound. We only alstrust It
rpcn any. particular theme because he 30
boldly challenges cur equal admiration upon
every other. Drawing lis Illustrations from
every branch Of science and art. he offers like
bold swimmer t3 take us out to ary depth,
aud VIC may add, rntber prides hi1hselF upon
the strong undertow towards atheism which
1ndcrlics his efforts.
Hc blends IN manner more attractive and
persuasive than logical the most rigid and
cxact reasoning on some points with the &C.
ductivc 1ooseness Of romance on Others.
While he eaoquent}y defines the limits Of ec:-
e1tt1c knowledge, aud ai1lvms that 4-in al1
directions Ills Investigations bring him fa.e
to face with the USKNowABLE," / c.,
with problems which are matte1s
Of faith or speculatiopenot ofdcmons ration,
vet he rushes into THIS very realm from which
81 a scientific philosopher his own definition
excludes him and condemns religious tcnets
Of various kinds Eith as mnch dogm9ttsm
and as little argument as Gre contained IN
Pho Nluo's last cncyclical Some of spcn-
sn1's genaralizatiops Of historic fa:ts result
in historic falsehoods, and nothing is more:
evident In his work thnn his determination
= IT, ny1f$ f~St tf.R5
, 1865-05-12
Chicago Gribn1le,


~ ADA.
"nA1ese1 may DC Inc appFehensions exist
% Me ~ hns!ano ~ regarding the purposes Of th'
, teo etates lo"afa Inc Canadas, these Il
oo'4oue'9 very H1t1e oeatanon IN Inc prov
nese a. .nsuset'ee on Inc sue,eet. Inc cana
~ au, Ano", ~ oslls assoctauon WIN oa'
pyWe, laat We 90 mol oesne 70 90. then
an5 wi2fng' ihey kno" also tnat ne cart
Ne1S mile woetnef tney remain aependen
eaes OF tne or4''sn clo"n, OF SET up an tnde
Penoent government o1 tner OWL, or seek
nm anne8auon 10 Tue United States upon
Terms o' ponuca4 equality aud mutual ad.
-Saa.Aee' NC oe1es% Their Goppefheads a.
We oetee!ous OWL, neither more nor less We
.ee' ''sseo 1nae canadh affords an asylum
w a.. 1ets =, ana might've enemies,
1nu @.At ~ oas furnished c3n-
.,-4 as I9olao'o 1of hostile e1pedi-
,4ous aea@s' our citizens. We know
ooNe's', Luz. tnese causes OF aggrayation
ploeo.o = 1la1nly 1fom the accident Of contfc-
ntus 1e137toiy. conscious of our ability to
ncmano a"y taang nom the Canadas, or from
oieas htataln, which we haTca right to de-
mana, VIC nave no INCLINATION to it'd IA
t'ooaa quarrel In The decision OF scoundrel
~1uaec. VINO has cn]y too many types in on,
.oWn country. IT the constituted authorities
ot the province show q becoming spirit in the
premises. In fact Canada Is better protected
by her weakness from any real or eupnosca
, 1865-05-12
THE OLD Line,
The m< tfon to DIsband Lott-Reafgna.
t1on OF Syus. Lloyd Garrison.

NEW ToRK. Msy 1l.-W1iliam Lloyd Garrison
has resigned his posltion % President Of the Aud
Slavery Society, now in sesston here, and Wen 1ei
Philips has been selected to fill his place. Thte
Is The result Of the deleat Of Garrtson's propost
tton to abandon the organization.
At the meeting OF the ii-Slavery Society, yes
teFdsy, the Garrison resolution TO dissolve the
society WEE rejected by vote Of 43 tokz4s.
, 1865-05-12
RUFUS HATCH,
tFoEAKRly HATCH d uCGEKsl
TDHt-tNrt

. No. IS Exchange Place, New Tosk
Gpverlmcut Securities, Sto<k and Gold Bought nd
Eold Exclusively on Commission.
EXPERIENCES:
Mess Solomon sh-1es i sons Chicago. III
5tesrB. Hh ckley 4 andy, Chicago, IL
TT. seeler. q chicago, III.
/. r. Munn, ks1- EhlcA7o, Ill.
A. Rogers, E+Q ,Chc8sp, Ill
Messss- McKta Hros. T. Co.. New York CITY,
: 2se3sr1: Il a Tucker q 70 New York Ciry.
Igafs Lashrop, Smith d Co., wego, ny.
T.. DulAnt, ESQ, Prestdeps Rock Island EatroAi Co.
, 1865-05-12

THURSDAY EYEakS1, May II.
There II ealy moderate tsads dotog In the Dry
Goods market. The decline In gold hss not &Iectet
values 70 any extent e1cepson Heavy 6heenKs which
art 1c lower. BuJeIs a1e generally holding OF IN an.
lcpalon that the fall IN go,d will produces 10 yer
ff1ces Carpets are &c lover. Al other dcsczInfou,
tha tame a. last reported.
We quota The closing p1iceS al follows:
, 1865-05-12
CaICAEV CATTLE mARKKT.


t. L.
J. BEEF CArfLE-The total receipts OF Beef Cattle
to daF were, xcccrdinG to lhe return m4de to tbs
Board Of 1rade. 1eo md the shipments "a. The eu.
tertd sales at he various yards toot up &c.
Of 5+l0 Tor inferior, to $5.s for comon and $500 10
97r0 for fair to good.
) The receipts or Cattle at The various yards were
lb.r- but in % atty they h-ow ,hs receipts Of
tlstt vi ek The STEADY dec.ine In stock which has
been grlng On for week CT ten days past 4esut to
taEefrcn:ed the fears OF cocntry owners, sud theY
sfe tcpetaR thelr ssock forward In 1a,ga numbers
and realizing o. 1t A. laat possible without con-
&C. Ing too much to the demands or buJe,s, who are
crying the p1ices down to the lowest e-b But In q
the TIC tpts for the pretent Wetk, there has been
notable absence Of choice atock, Wheth r IL Is be-
osely withheld, whit ther 1t Is Al evidence
ofhe pszttai OF cou p!ete exhsustoe OF tha choice
.graees IN the county Is not exEr to dete.,ufne
Many cEoye11 Incline to the latter ooln.on.
We are. however. induced to belleFe thst good
stock Is Sill abundant In the conatry. 6ut Is b. Ing
withheld, under Ito impre,sston tia: batter t.
Keep than the poorer grades. and Will ev intually
command better price, The a1nost teta1 cessation
of lAte of any shipping inquiry, hiss made It less an
chtcr to Iend chcice cattle - tsis market. th*e
considerations TIC ind q stlution Of roe ct.cuu,-
sta1 The demand to day has been principally for
1mon gradsG for city slaughter few Contractors
bought mesRro nunoess. but oa1y when they found
selltrt upon their own terms. The fsctis, buyers will
not operate to aus extent u-tl there IA seauc:ion
meet come down, and that speedily, unfti the de-
tlsns "a co1ceced tsey Wit not en:ct aciyey into the
market.
He quota the market to-dny ~ dull and tbs rultnr
Csces thai a1d cIost,g weaf
th4 dert{n tn. to11t yin :. r-e.nr,,:-
, 1865-05-12

In Cincinnati the money market iscAsier, ind
rates OF discount steady at B@11 per cent pre-
MUM.
Some Of the Eastern bankess arc investing
their balances In Seven-Thirties in preferences to
lending t6 stock operators ut tho present market
1ates.
All The anrual meeting Of the New York Stock
Exchange, the following officers were elected 70.
tie ensuing year: For President Mr. Robert L.
Cutting; First Vice-President II. A. Wheeloek;
Second Vice-Presdcnt, 4. Il. Dyett; Treasurer,
r. A. Smith; Secretary, G. q, Brodhead; As
sistsnt Secretary, John II. Munro; Roll Keeper,
T. 4. Shipman. For Committee on Securities:
A. Campbell. ". Il. Neilson. J. ". Underhill, R.
l. Cutting aud c. r. Marvin.
The Confederate cotton-loan has fallen to IL
in London. How are you holters Of Confederate
bondBf
, 1865-05-12
lO. FOR 1IEX(C0.
The Mexican Il tsfSmferatIonss Scheme

SEv foRK, Nay 1.-THE Herald eays that t4the
Mexican emigration furore is undated. Many
new Offices have been opened IL this city, Brook
In. Washington snd Philadelphia The return
ri the Mexican General orieRa from Washington
il anxtusly looked for rs he Is expected to bring
programme OF proceedings"
, 1865-05-12

The great London 1iues Co., after having
bored lis readers and American affairs for
wears, has at last ''stIuck ne.n The sympa-
thetc flow :is abundant. The successtul
shift vas sunk on the LIE side Of fallen Rich
, 1865-05-12

Pork trm 1t tai.B. Lard easler at 1877. Whtsky
quiet at &2.Ca. Gold 1904"
Beef Cattle, today, were duh md prices from Is
to 37ac . 100 lower thsn yesterday. The receipts
were large, aud this, with the limited demand,
produced the decline. The ssles, to-day, smount
to los at S410 for ecallawags, f35o@650 for fair,
and <6.5o@7.75 fer good.
logs were dull End lower, at q decline Of about
sc . 100 siuee yesterday. The receipts w.re azga
and, In the afternoon, the market still further de-
elircd md closed extremely dull.1 -:
LATER.
There was a large attendance at the Esentug
Exchange, and the grain markets were 6rmer.
heat closed at an advance Of fully &c per bushet,
and Oata 1t IN advance Of tic per bushel over the
closing prtces Of Change. The sales were - fol
lows: