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miscellaneous News.
New York, May 23.-The Tribune's
news from HAVANA of the 18th inst.
says, several caves of guano have been
discovered on the Island.
Thepetroleum diggers are progressing
fairly, p
The Government monopoly on tobac-
co has been abolished.
Advices from st. Domingo to the 9th
state, that President Baez had pro-
nounced sentence of death on the prts-
oners of war and conspirators captured
by his men. The Haytians had been
defeated by the forces of Baez. Another
revolution had been organized; Gettrard
had no confidence in his troops.
The reported rinderpest In Panama
proves to be disease resulting from
the use of young grass by the cattle,
which is not contagious.
The President yesterday granted par
don to B. Palmer, of Murfreesboro,
formerly a Brigadier General in the
rebel army. On the strongest recon-
mendation the President has granted
pardons to the following persons held
for criminal offences: Chas. E. Mould,
of Illinois, now under arrest for steal
ing letters from the post-oftice at Chtca-
go; Geo. Cook, of New York, convicted
of smuggling and sentenced to thirty
days confinement and to pay fine OF
800; and James w. Bowling, of New
York, also convicted OF Smuggling and
sentenced to pay fine of 800 and be
imprisoned for sixty days.
The War Department reports that of
its employees 6S5 were in the Union
army, and but one in the rebel army.
The latter was appointed to a place by
Mr.. Lincoln, because he was deserter
and was obliged to have some occupa-
ton that would not subject him to re-
capture.
lThe suffering in Louisiana in conse-
quence of the flood is considerable.
The people in the overlooked districts
are actually suffering for food.
The Board of Health discovered four
stables in Brooklyn containing ,239
cows fed on swill milk. a.
The morning papers have the follow
ing special dispatches from Washing
tons:
The House Committee on Claims have
decided to postpone consideration of
Senate bill for the relief of certain ma
val contractors TIL the both of June
next. This committee have had 4S0
cases submitted to them this week and
have reported favorably on 80 of them.
The claims amounted in the aggregate
to over so, OOO,OO The claims allowed
have fallen below $4,000.
The refusal of the Senate to confirm
Gen. Frank Blair as Collector of Inter
nal Revenue at st. Louis was reconsid-
cred by that body in executive session
on Friday and the whole subject re-
opened.
j, B. Smith and Maj. Cheeny are re-
ported to have been appointed Collector
and Assessor for the First Congression-
al District of Wisconsin, vice Emerson
and Bronson, removed.
Col. Starr is also spoken of as most
certain to receive the Postmastership
of Milwaukee.
George Shea, of New York, who has
been week in Washington, attending
to the preliminaries for JEFF. Dayis's
trial, declined the mission.
The Judiciary Committee of the
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BY Telegraph.
spirit OF the stock market.
- - NnM YoRK. hIar Z

s $3.50. i.F ~ q NEW YORK, Nay d
The Commercially money article says:
The drain upon the banks for the payment
Of checks drawn against gold continues to be
severely felt among parties dependent upon
loans. Most of the outstanding Per cent
loans have been put up to eST' per cent, and
this morning the demand nom borroWels y
very lcttye-the general rate being q Per cent
on eau, with rate exceptions 1t PERCENT
the demand however, Is readily met nor does
there seem to be any ground for the aPpre-
hension that there will be dlticultyftn bor-
rowing At the current rate. the banks are
pefnApsnot unwilling TO keep the market
somewhat close 50 Is to sustain the rate at69
Per cent For this reason they are not
IlAely TO All back upon etrcieartng house
eerilneateS or upon their temporary deposits
IN the treasury, except under q sharper pres
sure than at present exists. The market,
from the treasury, thro1ghthe present action
OF ona year certificates for redemption The
sub treasury has delivered about 81 O00
sale; d similar amount was delivered yesfer-
day and tomorrow nom three to four mill
lions will be deliverable, which viii Complete
the transactions with the Late buyen OF gold.
This morning the stock market was depress-
ed under the pinch In the money market; ON
the one side there was some realizing and on
the other considerable bidding 70 cover
shorts, A large amount OF short contracts,
however, are being put ont so that iE may be
questioned whether the market Is less over
sold now than before the present condition
Of affairs The bears assaulted Erie very
sharply with O view TO depressing the mar
ket generally, and the price fall B per cent,
closing at $50; prices are 3<6I21< lower. Gov
ernmentS We're active and steady at about
ysSteTuays prices, except 5-Ss Mnien are e
present prefer call loans TO paper, and bills
are A9I per cent higher, with slight accu-
mutation in the hands of dealers Foreign
exchange is nominal at yesterdays figures
Gold In large demand for export, and prices
tends strongly upward. 4s- we
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PulI PartIeuIars Of lhe DIsastrons
Fire over ut ST. cIairsyiIIe Last
Fyo,n ne cJ,yonfeie ofvesseyda,i.

Ffon the Chronicle eryeRedav.
About 2 o'clock yesterday there was
cry of fire, and on rushing 10 the
street we found the roof of Mr.. John
Jepson's house in flame. There was
n very strong wind prevailing and the
flames spread very rapidly. In half
hour after the alarm was given the
whole block OF buildings, from TROLLS
store to the dwelling formerly owned
by George AIban, was in a mass of
flames. roaring and kissing madly, and
apparently bidding defiance 70 those
who were trying TO check il. It was an
appalling sight, and. it appeared like
madness to undertake to stop its pro-
gress. sst,
The building owned by the First Ma
tional Bank, and occupied by Messrs.
Troll, d. S. Adams, and others, is brick
and has a slate roof. Here, it was felt,
the progress of the fire East could be
checked, although a frame building
stood against Il. Some of our citizens
accordingly got fire ladders up, on It,
and, mounting the roof and putting
another force inside, determined TO fight
its progress Eastward. This was sue
cessfuIly done, although the building
was on lire several times about the win
dows and doors. In the meantime, the
fire had spread among the stables on
the lower end OF these lots, and the
AAtAtA4S7. NtRAE " AA4kl ktAAF
sonhge OF the NJ. =. CONGREGATION, on
Market street. This dwelling was
frame and was rapidly consumed.
While it was burning il was with the
greatest effort that the dwelling OF Ma
jor Thomas Thompson, below II on the
same street, was saved. the nam es
were two or three times communicated
to the roof of the Infge stables OF the
National Hotel, but a force OF men We're
on them constantly and Immediately
eXtinCuished the IRE.
Westward the situation was even
more appalling. Between the burning
block OF frame buildings and the Al
ban property there was only narrow
aIIey. and IL was so hot on the roof Of
that house that II was almost iL0posst-
BILE 70 stay there. AT one time the roof
was In blaze from the comb to the
caves. The heat was increasing In in
tensity. The heroic men on the ROOF
called out to those below that they had
stood ali that moral man could. and
must abandon it. Two ofour prominent
citizens, seeing that here was the deadly
breach and the forlorn hope, took the
direction of things at this point and
fmpIored those on the roof 20 stand ut
their posts. They did do &c and the
house and we may say a large part of
that end of the town was saved.
when the FIRE was at its height it was
impossible 70 stand on the opposite
side of the street very long at n time,
50 intense WAS the heat. DR.. Hewet-
sons dwelling was ON IRE three times
and Mrs. Templetion's twice but the
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;GREnNpAcks ARE GooD.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Newspaper re-
ports from the Investigation COMMITS
sion at Port Royal, S. O., and Savan-
nah, Ca, present a far more favorable
condition of affairs as existing among
the Freedmen in Port Royal, Edisto
and the Hilton Head Islands. Under
the administration of General Scott, the
Commissioner of South Carolina, mat
1ers are progressing very satisfactorily.
The sam cold story of Northern specu.
lation or malfeasance, however, is told
in relating TO the condition of the Sea
IsanJi settlers. In Georgia the report is
to the effect that the Freedmen's Bureas
is an obstacle in the way of kindly
feeling between the whites and blacks.
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GREENRAcKs ARE Coon.

New York Money ana stock Market.
NEW YORK, May ..
Money and GoId-AIoney more active and
firmer at 697 per cent, chiefly the latter rate.
Sterling Exchange-Steady at 1O91<@l0g5<.
GOld-Excited and decidedly higher: opening
at 1880; advancing 10 1855: declining 10
1914, and closing at 1917.
Government Stocks-Heavy and 1f9Ic
lowers Is, 81 coupons, lOT3s: do, 5-20s, cou-
pons Of 20, zoos do, IS, lOGI<<; lO-4O coupons
9f1%; 1905. INST series, I0I1<.
Stale StockS-Mlssourf Is Tf5S.
StOckS-At the 4 O'Clock open board the fol:
lowing Were the principal sales Western
Union Telegraph BIZ; Kew York Genital
921s; Erie 675s; Hudson HOY; Reading lO55S:
Michigan Southern 7s1E: Illinois Central lilo;
Pittsburgh SES. Regular stocks are lower.
Gold l37<. Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne & Chi
cago s31f; Chicago d Rock Island 90; Cleve-
land & Toledo los; Chicago & Northwestern
Preferred Sc: Cleveland & Pittsburgh IS; nli-
nois Central lI71<: Michigan Southern TEX;
Recalling lU774j Hudson lt01{i Erie SIS; West
ern Union Telegraph GC54i Ohio & Mississippi
certificates q. 49,
NEW YORK, May q. T. Mood has run
up 70 1891, with much excitement In the
4
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GREENpAoKs ARE GOOD.

NEW York, May 23.-The loss at the
Academy of Music confiagration, with
the adjoining buildings, is not much
over s., OOO, 900. The Academy, with
the ground, cost 1875, 600. upon which is
IN insurance of SI20, 900; tits estimated
that S2OO, 900 is sufficient to rebuild the
Opera House; the managers have met
and determined to have the Academy
rebuilt. 1T is now ascertained that bar
rels In restaurant in the rear of the
Academy were set on fire and caused
the conhagration. 1t was no doubt the
work of an incendiary.
Number of deaths here last week,
459; increase of 81 over the previous
week; q deaths by accident.
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GnEsNnAoKs ARE coon.
new YORK hawkes..

NEW GOhkS NLAy 20
Extraordinarily more active and fully 1c
higher; 3S9S9c for middling. Flour-Opened
quiet. afteFWar1 became more active and nd
vanced 109l5c, and closed quiet; s. l09S 90
for extra state: 50 1893 IS for round hoop
Ohio, and 50 T0@13 s. for trade brands
WhIsky-Dun and unchanged. Wheat-29
So better, with nothing OF moment doing;
new No. Milwaukee at about 81 10. Rye
Firm at soc fog western. CoEn-ls better and
only moderate demandS SS9S4c for new
western mixed afioat; $50 for do to arrive; 60
@62c for old do mixed western, afl0at; SIC for
inferior do In store, Oats-Shade dFmer; SIG
551<c for new. western, and 5S9621Sc for old
do. Codee-Held higher hut quiet. Sugar
20 higher, at l05S@l0sSc. MolaSses-Q Quiet
aud nfm. Petroleum-Firmer and quiet at
H@27Mc for crude. Pork-Steady but not
very active; $50 $3.50 81 for new mess, clos
ing ut SO so, regular, S2999 . for old do, and
~ 2o92l 50 for prime; also $500 bbls new
mes for May, June, July and August, seller
and buyers option, ut SO $3.50 Is, Beef
Steady at previous prices. Beef Hams-E1rm
at SI7@4S- Cut Observation-Disclosures. Bacon
[Quiet and firm. Iard-Firmer at 1p922c,
and small sales choice at 225<c; also 500 bhls
June buyers option, at ~. Butter-Quiei
At S0942c Tor Ohio, and 3S545c for State.
CheeSe-Dull at 10922c. 1 81
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GREENBAcKs ARE COOP.

New oRhEASs, May 2s.-Eight parish
es are overflowing and half the people
are;without food. Relief Is going from
this CITY. The floods have taken of by
the Mississippi, and will not overflow
the southern country. Mortality Is
western parishes. White people are
working most of the plantations. The
freedmen are uncertain, and people say
there VIII be none LEFT in twenty years.
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Where s,,eHIior.Go.

The Detroit Free Rneas says: ~
The ma, ket has been fair through the
spring. bat Is someWhat declined for block
and fat hogs At Sc per b, live weight Tor Essts
eFn markets. It Is estimated that from S.9Og
TO 5000 hoSs are required to copsume tne 0iIat
of tine city of Boston alone. Ml2ed 10y OF
and assoFted-the block hogs 10 go 70 New
York and other points, and are slaughtered
ieSIfr, I3oston. and Providence, and are
tiIsfiihuied throughout the New England
ff1e offSI. The price and scarcity OF food for
wine during the winter in the New England
State7 makes It general practice among the
again In the spring from Western stock.
There Is also hnited demand for store hogs
In the dairy distEists OF New York State
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GREENBAcKs ARE Coon.

MEMPHIS, TENN, May 23.-The Con-
gressional Committee to-day examined
General Stoneman and General Fisk,
and have also been engaged in looking
over the records of the military COM
mission in the riot.
General Fisk to-day made a haul of
labor brokers of the class who have
been demorslizing the freedmen, by in
ducing them to desert employers for
Increased wages.
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WASHINGTON, May 2s.-The Presi-
dent has approved the bill to prevent
and punish Kidnapping, the fine being
from $500 to $1,000 and Imprisonment
not to exceed five years. The Presi-
luton to extend the time for the con-
struction of the first section of. the
Western Pacific Railroad.
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GREBNnAcKs ARE Coon.

New YORK, May 2S.-Specials to the
Erie papers say: Politicians are stirred
up the continued removals of radical
Office holders, and the appointment OF
volunteer officers of the army and
navy, in their places.
The Committee of Ways and Means
have agreed to an amendment of the
tax bill, providing that the incomes
shall not be published, nor be furnish
ed for publication, but to be open for
private inspection at the office of the
COLLECTOR
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estimating incomes, there was added,
on motion of Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, los
SEES actually sustained during the
year arising from fire, shipwreck,
or in trade and debts ascertained to Be
worthless, but excluding all estimated
depreciation of values. eitz n
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GREENRAcKs- ARE Coon.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Hon. William
Wright, United States Senator from
New Jersey, died at his residence in
Trenton this morning.
Two failures are reported in the gold
room, and there are rumors of failures
on Front street-all of them for small
amOuDtS
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GREExBAoKs ARE GooD.
Chicago Market

CHICAGO, May 2.
Flour active and advanced 1Oal5c. Wheat
unsettled: opening at 81 81; advancing TO
81 65, to 81 671S@I d, and closing Mt 81 615<@
IS. Corn active at 5SI<d51c for No. and
No. 2. Oats steady at SlL@33c- Provisions
f3nl3INc To IfVRrnOOI - RI
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a LnniamnrlLef.

ST. LOUIS, May o.
Cotton less hrm ut SIC. Flour and Wheat
steady and unchanged. Corn higher at BSS
75c. Oats 1iTm at 45946c. Pork more active
and unchanged. Whisky firm at s. 1a92 20.
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GRKENBAcKs ARE Coon.
New Orleons 9Iarlket.

4.Is-F NEW ORLEANS, May a. u
Cotton-Sales hoo bales at SS94Oc for mid
ding To-day's receipts Sii bales. Receipts
B468 baIess Stock l5I 600 bales Gold 1851.
New YORK Exchange q premium. FreighES
&c 70 Liverpool and &c HaYre.
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RnItimore lIarIket. q

.fr-.. BALTIMORE, May %
F1our-quiet; low grades hrmer. Wheat
firm; scarce and nominal. Corn-advaneed
I@2c. Oats-hrm at 68@70c. Provisions
dull. Sugar-drm and In good demand
Codee-steady.
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EGREENnAoKs ARE Coon.

MILWAUKEE, May 2s.-HUDsoN,
WIS, May pa destructive fire oc-
CURED on Saturday last which destroy
ed the whole business part of the town.
Loss $3.50. 900; insured for 500, 200. The
telegraph has been burned for miles.
Cause unknown,
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MISUNDERSTANDING.
WAsHINaToN. NAV 3.
sENATE.

The morning hour was spent in the
discussion of q bill to bridge the Mis-
sissippi river at Winona, Minnesota.
At o'clock the reconstruction reso-
lutions were taken up.
The Reconstruction resolutions being
taken up, Mr.. Sumner urged their de
lay, believing the country had gained
much BY the DISAPPOINTMENT already had.
Mr.. Fessenden thought 1t should be
considered now.
Some debate followed on postponing,
during which Mr.. Sumner said he did
not think the business of the Senate
was in such condition as to warrant
adjournment before the latter part OF
July, and he thought it ought to be re-
served as the last object before adjourn
ment.
Mr.. CONFESS opposed any further
postponement.
The resolution was finally taken up,
read, and Mr.. Howard explained the
bill at length.
Mr.. Wade offered substitute, that
no State shall make orenforce any law
abridgiDg the privileges or imInunities
ofcitiZens of States, nor shall any state
deprive any person of life, liberty or
property, nor deny any person equal
protection of the laws, nor to that class
of persons who have the right of suf-
frage shall any discrimination be made
on account OF ulSQ udliuCdllOu 4uE puLF
ticipation in the rebellion, or other
armies. Section I'd ignores the rebel
debt and maintains the public debt OF
the United States. Section 4th gives
Congress the power to enforce the law.
Mr.. Wade's Substitute was ordered
TO be printed.
Mr.. Wilson offered an amendment
that representatives be apportioned
among the several States according 10
their respective numbers, and II elect
i've members in any State be denied
any male citizen of the United States
above the age of 81 years, for any cause
other than instruction against the
United States, the basis of representa-
ton in such State shall be reduced in
proportion. Ordered printed.
A substitute was also offered that no
person shall be senator or representa-
tive, or hold any Office under the United
States government, who, having pre-
vfously taken the oath to support the
constitution, shall have taken part in
the rebellion. Ordered printed.
A substitute was also proposed that
debts incurred in aid of the rebellion
are illegal and void, and no compensa-
ton shall be made for loss of slaves.
The above substitutes were for differ
ent sections of the House resolutions.
Without further action the executive
session adjourned.
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GREENBAcKs ARE GOOD.

New YoRK, May 28.-Arrived, the
steamers Tripole, from Liverpool. an
ticipated, and Louisa Moore, from Hal
flax, with remainder of the England's
passengers, AZ in numbek. The latter Is
detained at quarantine. g
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GREENpAoKs ARE GOOD.
PhllndeIpnia Market.

Flour firm at S. 75as IS for extra. Wheat
tlrm; red 81 5O92 90, and white 81 7595 90
Corn arm at S89S5c for yellow. COfee I'M.
changed. Provisions f1rm. Whisky un-
changed. - u -. - - =
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MiIMnnIkee market.

MILWAUKEE,, May o.
Flour active. Wheat duh. Oats arm. Re.
ceipts, -four 100 bbls; wheat 81, 200 bus; oats
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: GREENHAoKs ARE Coon.

NEW York, May 2S.-Gold opened at
I32S< and closed at 1861.
The steamer Tarita sailed for Liver
pool to-day taking In Treasury
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GREENnAcKs ARE Coon.

BosroN, May 2S.-The steamer China
will sail this afternoon, with 81, 9S7, 900
in gold.
GREENBAoKs ARE COOP.
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aBhoIesaIe alotions.
PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE.

TusT OPENED AND FOR SALE FoR-
81 eign goods mostly OF direct Importation
bought ut 4 very low rate for gold.l
1000 dog. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery.
comprising gents ladies' and ehildreIl's wear.
ana 0G @ dGs g o6nsss Of f bar a Use
thread, silk and silk worsted, In desirable
5oodpz Iandgk s. new styles IN SIX.
&c h s 5 s; pais s sG RssesF ~ ne" de-
!, 100 dog; Shin. Bosoms. superans erade. in
1000 aIsss RPPs PET gsIa5 q s9las@.
eodoz; J. S9sss and stpnsts genuine
ICONS. Stuart linen thread.
SONS. Italian sewing s1llx in slEolns and on
sPeols. i
so dor. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
null stock of pins, hooks and eyes, combs,
brushes, parfumeFyt soaps, pocket books,
beads thImbles, needles, mnS, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school books,
taSsels, velvet ribbons, full line of tanetRa
ribbons, bonnet ribbons, skirt braidS, coat
bindings, ruftdings, crochet braids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmorals, vest buttons.
French corsets, fancy dress buttons, and a
large variety Of superior suspendera TO
which the attention OF close buyers e re-
specially invited.
mr6 AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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New York, May 23.-The following
is the text of Napoleon's speech at
Auxene, to which is attributed the
cause for the financial panic in Eng
land and Europe: ~ see with plea
sure that the memory of the first en-
pire has not been effaced from your
mind. Believe me, for my own part, I
have inherited the feelings entertained
by the chief of my family for this en-
ergetfc and patriotic population who
sustained the emperor In good, as IN
evil, for the time. I have a debt of
gratitude to discharge toward you.
This department was the drst to give
me its suffrages in IS4S because IL knew
we'll, the majority of the French people,
that its interests were my interests and
that / deteSted equally with them those
treaties of 1865 which it is now sought
to make the sole basis of our foreign
policy. L thank you for the sentiments
You have expressed toward me. Among
you breathe freely, for it is among
the working population both in town
and the country that find the real
grievances of France.'
CINc1NNATI, May 23.-At a meeting
held here this morning, resolutions of
thanks to Hon. r. G. Schenck were
adopted, for his action on the tobacco
tax bill.
A special dispatch to the. Gazette,
from Memphis, says: The Congress
sional Committee sent there to investi-
gate the recent riot arrived yesterday,
and viii commence their work to-day.
The colored levee laborers at Mem
phis struck for higher wages yesterday,
and attempted to parade the streets.
The Freedmen's Bureau authorities,
fearing another riot, caused the arrest
of the strikers and conveyed them to
the fort,
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1IisceIinneons News.

nytne Union Zine.
once. corner of Main and Monroe street