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years distinguished editor In Georgia. Albert II Lsnsg
sad few others whose position bad never been Doubted
There Judge Pascba of whose motion 70
support the Constitution OF the United States st first
eeted and whose leadership Of the Union party has
been acknowledged EsThers other distinguishes
gentlemen who had at first opposed 6ecessios.
bot who had Haferward served IN the Rebel army
some OF whom acted funy and the Others partially
with the Union men, Bot 1t useless partcuarize judge
Roberts Ger. Wade ex-Gov Runnels Major Ireland snd
other Rebel eans led and controlled Convention Ths
high.toned and manly message Of Gov Hamilton was RI,
ected bis eouAsels degarded and he stands tods
opposed to the leaders who opposed Houston Hsmos
Pease the Pascha and the Union leaders In 1861 and what
the aocessons dections may have gone Ham
ton still stands where he has stood during the whole The
ardent supporter Of the Union and the National flag BY whom
upheld and the enemy Of those who fought tossoy
country.
Those foushs mpuaently they the
par rncs friends Of the President and that he aud thsy
mutual supporters II remains to be whether
assumption reasvs the oounensnce Of whose suss
ng less and whose sacrifices greater than
Hamiltons canno-I viii not believe It. In his desire 70
place Government in the hands Of Of tried oysa
Gov Hamilton believed that he pursuing the Presidents
policy it Is to go-sgsatve executive and judioaints
the hands Of the Secession leaders he compehsnds clearly The
condition his friends who fought and suffered for the Unos
The appeal therefore, which he makes presents the plain s
pie unmstakae issue: the friends the almost uad
gused Of the United States to have control Of the
State Government Of the great State Of Texsst
Unaided ad unsupported there be doubt Of tho
result Unaded and unsupported by the National Adins
tration the Union must be utterly crushed Let ths
action OF the Convention be aside because Of the msnasr
Of action and the action ITSELF and let IT be understood
that DEMONSTRATION unmistakabie reauncson Of
the hereses and undsgused support the National
authoryn other words sustain Hamilton and his friends 10
their good work and the people Of great State will 5000
HAHN and
who have so fatally misled them And first among their 1
friends they will ultimately appreciate Andrew Hsnilsoa
Respectfully. GEORGE W. PAscuAi- Js
WssAiHgton. d. c., April II. 1866.
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Arrived.

L. s. Steamer Augusta murray Washington p c. % hour.
s,s@.hiD wsod AssHn Kelly S'""'d''' wan "''' ' pass
seamship ssrsiors King Richmond ard Norfolk with md's and
tsm.hig MoneEs MsrshmSn Charleston days with cotton ond
esH.ip AIbsmsre Booroe Richmond and Norfolk with Hde
and pass o Lisingson. Fox & Go.
BirE BELL iucing Csrdena' 10 days with ''FSI to A.
BsfE Msynower of New Havenl LOvejoy Maysguez p r.
dsys with sugar II TIOwbdges Sons sehI Willie
Bar Golden Feees hods Ponce r. days with &e
N moTos Mccsrty Tor loading, brss Ea,ern
s.m Gn for do, ao Mnrie X Anderson i2 qo ,uh 'oiI
brg. W T. Hsnis Gard for EewYors snd Florence fo f
Bsfk Orl1a of Liverpool Elliot Caao Dec ~ ya Hampton
Roas. hour. Cope Horn Jan ~ From lat 10 . to the
BARI T. Might j Lnese Y days. with rSs'ses 20
Cha; csrrew Lt bark. W Roosevelt Ania and Deney for
Bfis " r. Ham. Windsor N 81 cfa Ponce r. 10 days
vi" bls 'is5 %afste 70 = Sf F?oSGsse & Davis days with
msef h IN po brig ih ior New ~ ~ y M
phis5einbia in 10 dsys Riverside for Boston in days. brig
zreoS of Liverpool Pent Rio Janeiro co days with eOf
' . Il Psas RI f wRtehsver) sOue Rio Jsno aS dy' with
m Mary Ia ESd .Ssi % Fo;d f9Si"i a,SS Ss' rsS
oadon sRa pot and g e,s.d s Sl, s%sy esp bsTsp
BIZ s., Mary to Cove, n S MOehOu'e Arroyo r. u
'g, ~ta caSsa 5o st. john. b. Jenkins sasu 10 dys with
Bris Los Amigo. Belize Hon Lend Para IS days with rub
Der 9d Se pas a Blossom iIod.den Mobile IS days with
Bis Ell. Vail of Weymouth 81 Grant. M'yasuen r. IL
s Fds o Bangor Mel Stone, MstaDra' days with sugar
10 Miller HoaghtoD. ,pup..
Schr Carlton Jayne - Philsdephis ior fsl s,, hvsi.
Il 81 Tnndle Philsdelpaia Tor rrosdence
Seh Col Ellsworth tof Gouceser) Rsbinson 'sTae9a dys
@ a s.1 80 s.y y d rs cSa sr. s JsH. BANKER and
Esthnuiel Hale l0sding far New-fofk a. -, LII ,.,,..
seh Maria L. Davis, Pesing ssins r. 10 days. Win mo's'
ses o Bassett 4 Nickerson. II, -. % u ....,
L Sckerson. "A -, LII, .,y,y IN
Welcome Bsebs Crswford Havana 10 days WIN 's 70
IN A..
seh Burrows (of Philadelphia McElwen Rsmedio, 10 dsy
win su and nnoasscs Left 10 Porkak
Hrmn Boston April 3i bart Ida York f9rs or rosha
In Arinede Grow, for Boston iJh ana ip
Tor Sandy BOOK, fof orders. la 8 days . "a, -,
ehr Harriet brewster, Aeek. Csdens 10 days. WIN noA''e'
: o mast
TuEw.sss Wood Esworb days. with lumber to snsdon
I Go.
schr J. w. Evermsn Tee. Virginia for New Haven
Sohr stranger. Has Port Jefferson for Newburg
sclr LInuIs L Lies. Brewer. Albsuy for Hartfoff
I schr n II. Perkins, Lane New Haven
spoken.
brig April s OF saa for g. Johns ~ B ed Hserss
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SHIPPING ENTELLEGRNCE.
PORT OF Ew-YoRK..o..Apra n
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship HevetiE. Warren, Hayre. Boyd IiintkeD
Ship Washington. Berry. Sau Francisco G. Cou.siock TO-
Slip John unyan Garye Maanzss Walsh Carver.
Bark Port prince. n L. Mecehdy Co.
Bar Kideou (sT huTchis, Havana, j. T. NAtd = %
Bsk Queen (. Lookhart, 81 Johns n H. D. X De
Wolf Co.
Bark Lsmpligbter, Bslrs Port Royal y. ~ Bxby Co.
Sophia (BT.D, Sterling, Bhhrrsi, Iesycrat 3 90.
Bg Fiors fBrl Mayo. Ven Cruz y. shnchos Doil u -
schr L. 81 johnson (sI.), Williams Port hrdTay, " s., M
Msysiew.
schf Fredouis. Howes. Savannah. 7. D. Collins Co.
schr Casper Lawson, Snow New Haven. l. ID stainsrd
schr sslie j. Aiken Godfrey New Orleans d. huTout Co.
schf Emily. Kelly, Mobie. Murray, Ferris Co.
Sch DE lmarL Lsnk Eswbern j. L. Davis
schr Fakir. Sanders Bristol. Geo. n. strunahan -
sci Pheni1 Deming Hartford Racket, Iooker Taylor
sohr Hsrret Neal Dewey, Pembroke, Me, J. Frye a 90.
schr Nelson Weed, Stamford.
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Yachting.

uMessrs G.. & X. Poon launched, ON the 18th inst,
from yard Of Bdgcst Brooklyn the yacht Eva
oop about 20 The Eva Ia built in the most substantto
manner under the supervision and after the model Of the we
known Bob Fshbuder Of the famous soop Annie and many
removed yscht and will 1t expected prove vey fal
dimensions length OF keel GA feet; length deck
fee BEAM 81 feet depth Of hold feet Her owner
is Mr. George l.. Lorillard.
The Eva of the important additions the coming
promises the squadron Of the New Yacht Co
whose members the mild Spring weather stimulates 10 evea
activity having their boats pat In readiness for TIE
approaching The Club in AourishinG
condition than present its finances important potst
being entirely prosperous while changes Its internal
have resulted IN adding TO its effective sfreng
We took occasion last year to installation of
Ladies' day. independent Of the Regatta thus avoiding q
the lair sex and have now only express hope the
well Of the yachts already belonging the squadron
vessels contribute 70 make this Regatta as they easily
event year yachting circles throughout the world
annoSeS we hear q the acyon schooner for j. NJ Hub.
bard. esq.i Vests" schooner for + Loriard Dresr
bradford E These with the many yachts Of last yea
eyera Of which out late TO take part IN the Sprne
Regatta Calypso Feetwing Feur de Lis Idle She4tou,
Alarm Rambler &c. would without including ths6id
avortes. make up such regatta NewYork has not W.T.
The other Clubs Of our city Deighborhood Brookly
Jersey cry and hoSoke1 are also swsxenng rom % sneT
from their yards Their boats smaller but not less enjoyed
BY stately schooners OF
Club will be skimming the waters OF the bay.
We recently visited the establishment Of Messrs Heresh09
& Stone of r. L. the baiders Of the soop Kelps
which attracted much the time OF the regatx1
last Spring subsequently purchased BY Mr. Taylor q
the Brooklyn Clnb where found no less than sx boats
their build TIE stocks already launched from 20 10
feet in length.
These gentlemen carry the business Of yacht and beai
building scale probably unequaed In this country cou'
ducing premises nearly every operation necse
ary the msteals-wOod and ironnso boatA
They buy their timber n the log saving IL to suit IN ths
MILL and in fact for many purposes az knees Co.
send their the woods 10 cut IT, In their black
smith shop shop and rigging loft the various
the vessels rned that their establish
almost miniature navyyard At present tho ssis
for their made under their supervision at Newpor
but they hope make arrangements for adding SAIL
loft to their other departments ,
Among launched this Spring and now building
their yard are Psyche for Mr. Taylor OF the Brookya
for C. Powell esq. N Y. The first named Is IS feet In
length on deck finished in the most elegant man
ne black walnut mahogany and other hard woods bos
will have two and piano In her oaoin-a luxury
say before introduced into boat Of hss
size.
In Boston we learn there unprecedented activity 10
the yachting community. and should the NewYorf Club
make this Summer their promised cruise to that ocai
they have every anticipate grand reception
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CoupT cAIPNDAR-Turs DAY

SUPREME COURT--CWCUIT.-PART I-No7, 2E1U
6i5 1882 s7a 9 fJ7 1887 1875 39 1852 lf6l 6'j l40i 6
slI Col lil7 esl 657 1853 PART ILNos. iis2, AZ 1882
lOi az ~ 1916 62i sec ei5 l2c2 2 sss l9i iCO 10
sGi 9sO 4Og POI CHAaBARsNos 81. 90 o.. % %. 'l. ~
90 100 lOl. l0 100 III. ll3 Call at No. NJ srFoAt
TTRH Issues OF law ard fact-Nos s2 30 ls2. 30 -.
2s3 g. I65 I6 ~ lsi 80 2j ea s56 2j7 2- - 10,
26l.
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRiAL TERM.--PART Nos.
1913 2O6l 1888 a.l 1901 1881 81. 2l55 29 25 1872 2ll
259. FARl ILNps 2i9. 216i .u- -J9o 2l0A ifii 2llo
220. 2i&2 22. 2Jy9, lfi2. xll- .i.h 2jr ll12 II ,'
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SUPERIOR C0UET-srEcIAL TERM-APRu eo.-Beiore Jus.
tice MONELL
DECISIONS.

Mary +. Smith agt. John 4. Smith.-Moton
granted and cause referred referee to hear &c Joseph
Pcarsa agt Solomon Start ct alM0Ion granted. Laura
T. Goucf agt Cornea Bogert-Defuh opened on payment
OF e0 and disbursements and S0 costs Of this notion
Ja C. Brevoo ag The United Staes Paicn, Banking Com
pany-Moton granted. Chas Miller ag Valentine BeLneI-
Deaus opened and restored to the calendar William
A. TamwOrh agt. Joseph T. Marn.-Mo0n granted. John
p Coming at. TLQs Keer-Motion granted and order dis
charged with 80 ooss 1bos. v Oakley agL m Sears
Motion granted Tic People rel 1ra ael RiieTman ag
John Kelly Sheriff &oabo corpus discharged ana pfis
Qper IuQuded 20 custody Of the Sheriff George W. Hart ast
Dennis NJ. Iitch.-HotOn granted wIDa $40 COSTS
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rhs further examination wiz bo continued on wcdne,

day mor;tng next, n 10 O'Clock
Mr. Moors stated at this point at he thought he ma1o
mistake in isyng thaMr. Elder the detective told him
that Morrison stood high in tho estimation Of the COM
munity. IL was 10 a Mr. Ellis that Mr. Elder then al
luded.
The further examination was thes adjourned 10 Wednes
day morning next and the prisoners committed to the
1oufhs
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

ARRIVAL oP THE JAMES ADGER.-The U. o
steamer James Adger. McDearuid. from Aspinwah ilse
arrived yesterday morning On the 10Th nst Caps Asss
~ IS miles sgnssd steamship Costa Rica hence iof Asp
wall The following Is list Of the officers Of the Jane
Adger Aetg Vol Lieut.. .Comdg, John MepeaInid Aee
Masters, O. Y. Holmes. G. 4 Hsalowv Ac,s c mnslfS -
Flynn A. A Paymaster +. N. whtehouse A. Cmsi Sass
nser Z. A whippe I'd Asst do G. W. sc9osri Soaa ~ ~
Roaohs C. II. Woods. Mates A. n Rivers. <. ltsse
msuse, Thomas ID. Hunt X. b. Smith CApts Ct"N
McDearm;d.
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bort tJWaroen's Notife.
STATE oy NRw.YoRK,
PnRT- -WAnnnNLl OrIunn No Ill Wall At

PoRT wARDRsF OrYoR. No. lOi wslst :
NOTICE is hereby. gven, In accordance with sec
ton Of the act passed April H. 1851 Act to Re-
organize the Wardens Office OF tho Port OF all per
interested in having charge Of the subject Of such
inquiry, that the FOL
under the Port Wsrdcns the surveys
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

SUICIDE AT SBA.--The Hamburg bark Cseaaanss
sohx.uer st. schps Antwerp via LsDon nsrch u "is
merchandise and n passengers to FunOh hsiale
arrived On Monday morning. Aps A. g ss 20 hss I si..
a. IL Sohatx while lying on the sale N shs ss''~ "
thyoagh ths head and died tnstaasH
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LAW sNTELLEGENCE.

SUPREME OURT-CHANnERs-ArRM 23.-Before Jus.
tiee DAVIS.
DECISIONS.
Joseph Lantin agt Susanna Lantin-Decree Of
divorce granted declaring null and void.
Before Justice iNGRAuAM.
Caroline Freid agt. A. j.. McDOnald-MotiOn denied.
ThOs. G. Little agt United OIL Land Association &c
Motion granted costs TO abide event
Before Justice CLFRKF.
William b Reynolds ct al ag Charles j. De Bery ct al
Order granted.
Ellen Glec sgt Thomas GieckMotion by defendant to
proceedings denied motion ly plaintiff for aimony
granted. ard referee ordered &c.
William Baaniine agi Bridget Balantine-MOon for at
achmeui denied without costs motion that costs 10 former
paid before plaintiff proceed with new suit granted
motion for alm0ny in new suit referred &c. -..
william G. Lpp aTt. Henry Bush ct a.-Motion denied
without costs.
In the application OF Garret and Jane NJ feranoe to
anuu decree Ol diVorcePeli.iOuers application denied
Tho'People rel Paul ID. Reed agt william H. Bull
Motion granted without costs - - - go
granted only allow the money paid % the plaintiffs
be credited the Judgment against detendant no COSTS
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
en, Riss Sun Scts......G:s9 Moon Rsef......
uIGH wATEH
Sandy Hook. 3:3 Gov Ihsnd... Az He'd Gste...''
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL TrRn-APRn
Before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.

Isaac Obcrnderier agt. J. GOttIelb Ct aI.-UrdeT
settled Rsfnev art lIenrT-See opinion with Clerk Giles
PIE ogt. Pieroe-Ses opinion witt Cletk .~s' 49,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.

MURRAY'S LINE.
The favorite f.; sal 4g S,e1n5hp
vii -sl iom Pier NJ &c, l. H. OF Nals, THURSDAY
Ap- M
Fo hesat OF passage having sprly
MURRAY. FERRIS 4 Co.
Nos. 81 and 81 Scuths.
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cbrsdssbh April 3D. Of saafor 8. Joha. b. oa H4lSrsa
L--s n.asA<
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PARTTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
ou ard s- HoSDAY ran Feb 1850 The sspFess TAN of
ant-n b. dso lfe steamer will leave Pier No s.
hsF'h Ryrf deity s~ndsy. eScsp,sd = connecting with
h.ia fls Eianehrscf 1al'a River. Long Dfsnca. &c.
BtaJl FOR CAsDKS and inteediste stations viii BE- sk@n
u" tAIEs tLs o'clock line. rAhaz aasE hs nexi
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1865 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1855.
COMMENCING NONEMEEE 10 lsls.

ngor Station In New YorS, Twenty seSeaths ami
fourthavs tstrance on Twenty seYenthsL
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

NORTHERN RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.-
~ Trsins leave JsTey Cay ior lfoob NJ siz n ~
u . sld 6.ks p o. Saturdays only o. - 10 hL 1heS'l
THOs " pEMARHsr. snperniesdent.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

PeopIe,s BANK. .-saemeu, of the PEOPLES BANh New
Laws Of i of TIC SeeA suns Ssiu
the s, Of Apnl. ls6sa 90. 20
Of Circulation
CITY nnd County l. Gner Cfowsi Ctshtf ni hf
and tlr Al
''0''~ ~ ~ GILBERT L CROwTff. Chhfr
h.6, Of Nofdfy Prt
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

~ arp New yors 70 lows:
sms m. Or-snpot M4l, stopping a. pl Sa.iona
u D. o.. for .yose-
30 No. Yspsnk txrisss and 70 Greenpor sstarisyA
tGp ~ Syossci EIpresz
Op o. TO- Fsrhninycsie.
Tn AOslyn and Gen Head leave at 900 IN ara a'V
o hanging csrs a. Sneo.s.
e. WHITE. ndeui.
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
U1 -Fog. Of Bsre.ysOn and .'sr Nov a. bioning mail
auss "a, Hseketfsto1n lneHI.dials
a. Nj Ffrr-s for 81 stst!oas west OF Mbn. 4lO
E- B5rfiso~n EIpFess o. p 10,
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

xEO for the GOLD MINES Of MONTANA-The
Sh1rtesf and the Best ROr1O0 Miles Savcd.TtIE MIN
kESoTA AND MONTANA TRANSPokrAII0N LINZ wi, I've
lhroagl 81 adug fGn MIMI to Helena and Blacfoo,
Cities per pound Gesht aud 70 ns and Bsnnok
Cites 58 pound iFensers with I'D OF bssse iaken
b0sried for 100 and 23 Tickets can be had of
Gen John :. fORTER. No 27 Brosdway New OK and Of
Charles Tappan C,ao h Tie above linz vii start their trains
tie 18th May, from ST. Cloud Mia and expect 70
r tip co das goods the undersigned Of J. J.
J. !. WILSON, 50 Cond Mnnesots.
RsVEsgS ScEs-Aler Rsnsey, 4. &. Senate Wsshinytou.
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NEW JERSEY RAiLROAD.-lra.ns leave foot OF
IN Cosssndts, for PHtxpEIPHiA and 10 IL n,
sas i,p fof BAITixoKS and WAnNsfoS q saa ~ NJ
10 micHlgtt
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THE NONRESIDENT PROPRIE-
rors of the Town " Wiuhull In the County of Ben,
uington are here hereby notified that the taxes as
sessed by said town, within the three years next
preceding this date, remain either N whole or IN
part unpaid lie following described lands, to Wit
one Hundred and thirty Acres on the East 1ar
Jane. Aiken, S3o.ga
About One Hundred and Fifty on lots
S and . in the 4tl range, it being the same
land decided to j II. Barrett ty A. l.. Grg-s-r
ban, Aug 81, lsC4 Owner, j. II. Barrett, 100
Two acres OF land on lot 80. in tie 9th
range. lgins the west side Of the Highway
leading from Boadville % Manchester, and
North otthe Highway leading to b. 5, ken-
daifs Owner, l.. 4. Dean, ~
Eighty Five acres Of land on lot No. in
tie 9Th range and taxed 10 Arad llObr0ok, 2l.gS
Forty Eight acres Of Iandi being part Of lots
40. aud 4 ia the 9Th rpge. owner }. d.
McNeM, 1854
Seventeen Hundred and Thirty Five acres
Of land On lots NJ. . aud 10 ~ the J ltl range,
80 :, 9 and 10 IN the l2th range, % 20, -,
Is ~ 80, ~ aud y in the 18Th range, %, 70,
er /. & oryis, 1898
Eighteen acres on loi No. IN the 7th range.
owner, -. .. Hi.uereli, 1925
one aud One Fourth acres on lot No. Z in
tIe 6th range, being The same premises set of
oa cxccuuyR J.. q. Bhitaey rs. Esther
Chamberlain, March s,h, 1862. Owner, l..
g.. Whitney, 1885
Onl Hundred ana Ninety Five acres, the
whole Of No. n the sth range twenty Five
acres GA the vest side q No. 10 the 7tlI
range. Owner, jaime. j H. Phelps, lOGl
Ouc Hundred and Thirty acres u lanl i
being pari 81 Ion 80. q 10 the range 81
iois Do Nnhali, it 6cugtbc same land deed-
~ 10 l.oisa t9ldarI by Lnoeh Jackson, and
recorded 10 Book 5th pl the tand Records ia
as#4 MngfHF ttfsFtur ssl4a ~fUfdWr4. ~. Nf
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have still dcucng per all sales Of One Dollar and
when cashed time Of purchase
advise my friends in the trade keep lowering then
20 sea FUTILE His goods always marked
rates and he the first to mark down MS
the market dictates
the Cotton goods and know
can sen little cheaper around Call look
prices and then tell friends and do likewise
Ny Store is Full and sell make for goods and to get
NO o pay for what have
Buy at
{. G. TURTLES, Agent
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fla Gfaa0EsE. AaH York.
Maryland free press., 1866-05-31
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
[FRoM THE REPORT OF THE BALTIMORE su.

FROM THE REPORT OF THE BALTIMORE sun
FLouR.-The market though inactive, remains
steady. We report sales late Saturday and TO-
day Of 20J bbls Northwestern Extra at $ll %;
loo bb.s City Mills do OF Sll so; 100 bbls North
western Super at $40; and jobbing lots to the
trade within our rang, viz: Howard street Super
and cut Extra lOaSlO so, do. Extra shipping IL
50aSl2, do. high grades l2aSl3, do. Family Ia
a$l5; Ohio Super and cut Extra ltaSl0 25. do.
Extra shipping 10 50a$ll. do. retailing IL 80
al2 so. and do. Family l3 50aSl4 so; North
western Super 75a$lO; do Extra 10 5OaSll so;
City Mills Super 75aSlO; do. shipping brands
Extra l3 50aSl4, do. standard Extra llaSll SO.
do. high grade Extra SIS: Rye Flour. new, G
aS625 per Dbl. Corn Meal-City Mills and
Brandywine 25aS4 40 per bbl.
GRAIS.-W heat was in very limited supply,
only few hu- dred bushs Maryland offered; leo
bushs ordinary white brought 81 80; no prime or
choice. We teren Spring red quoted at l5a$2
20, choice do. held at 81 20 per bushe!-no sa'es
reported. Corn--2s, 600 bushels white; and 100
bushels yellow comprised the offerings; the white
all sold, included were 22,0C0 busls at 92a93
cents; 5000 bushs ordinary TO coed at ssa9l cts;
5000 bushs prime yellow at 80 cts per bushel-
the market closed firm. Oats-20GO bushels OF
fcrcd, with sales of 800 busls at G2 cts measure:
1900 bushels heavy at G4aG5 cents, and sma
lotc light at 70 cents weight.
Maryland free press., 1866-05-31
Advance in Gold.

GS-Since our last issue the price of Gold
has advanced from 1873 to 14O. Tt is yery
probable that it will not long continue at
these rates but speedily recede The panic
in monetary affairs in England having sub
sided, the demand for shipment from here
will probably fall off and with it will be a
decline in price. From the monetary re-
port of the Bait. Sun we learn that: '.the
shipment Of Gold from the United States
sto Europe since the first of May is per-
haps unexampled in the history of the
country, the aggregate amount exported
for the month SO far footing up about
twenty-three millions, all of which has
gone to the payment of American indebt-
'edness and to the relief of European fnan-
.ces. Including the Boston shipment, the
total expectation of specie last Wednesday
amounted to $5, ,273, ,466, and on Saturday
80, 5,o65,OOO, was sent from New York,
making total for the week of $11, ,13S,
4G6. With nine millions shipped in the
week previous, the total fortnight expor-
tation sums up oyer twenty millions. In
the two weeks previous there was about
three millions sent forward. Assuming
that all this Gold has been directly or in
directly supplied from the Treasury of the
United States, to be deducted from the
balance held on the LIST of May, we would
still have the large sum of $63, 900
available if required, though about % mil
lions of this amount belong to the holders
efgold notes or certificates of deposit.