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WASHINGTON, June 5.-The Attorney
General has issued the following circu-
lar 10 the District Attorneys and Mar
shals of the United States:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5th, 1866. J
By direction of the President, you are
hereby instructed to cause the arrest OF
all prominent, leading or conspicuous
persons called Fenians, who you may
have probable cause to believe have
been or may be guilty of violations OF
the neutrality laws of the United States.
Attorney General.
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New York Money and Stock Market


Money and Gold-Money is easy at O Der
cent Sterling Exchnnge-Unsettleti.B Bang
ers' BillS--Firm ut l0yIS6llO for gold Mer-
settled and lower opening at I1f5<; advancing
TO 1875; declining 10 lIo1<, and closing al
Exports of specie to-day 81 1873 900.
Government Stocks-Are quiet and rather
easier; $40 coupons, 1881, IO214; 1906, inst
series. l92l2; do, second series 1921.
State StockS-TennesSee IS 9IJI
+ StockS-Lower; Chicago & Alton 96IS; Chi
cago q Northwestern S0IS; do preferred COZ:
Illinois Central 10; Michigan Southern 7y5z:
Milwaukee & st. Paul preferred 20; Michigan
Central 1867; Reading 1907; Erie 6S5S; New
YORK Central 81; Western Union Telegraph
6g14: Ohio 4 Mississippi certificates 2S5k.
At the 4o'clock board the following are the
transactions: Cumberland 4B; spruce Hill
~; Martposa 2il5; New York Central 9S3<
Erie 53ls; Reading l0914; Michigan Southern
79Hi Illinois Central llg5{; Chicago & North
western preferred 605<; Cleveland & Pitts
closed nj l4yJ[
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RICHMOND, VA, June 6.-There was
quite large attendance in the Court
room to-day. Messrs. Reid, Brady and
Brown, counsel for Davis, were present.
Mr.. Hennessey, assistant District At
torney, moved the postponement of the
trial of Jefferson Davis till the first
Tuesday of October, which motion
was granted by Judge Underwood.
Court adjourned to that day.
reasons given by Mr.. Henesey for
making his motion to postpone the
trial of JEFF. Davis, were that Mr.. Davis
is not now, and never was in the GUS
tOdy of this court, but is held by the
United States government as n State
prisoner, and if he was in the custody
of this court the Attorney General
could not now come here and try the
case, and Mr.. Davis is in delicate
health, and it would be cruelty in
this hot and unhealthy season to sub
ject him to a Protracted trial. Mr..
Brady one of the counsel for Mr..
Davis said the reason his client
was not in the custody of this court,
was that no copy of the Indictment had
been served upon him, nor any list OF
witnesses, nor any other act done re-
quired by the statute. Still he was
anxious for n speedy trial If it was hot
here, it was worse in Fortress Monroe.
Judge Underwood said Chief Justice
Chase, who was to preside on this trial,
had named the first Tuesday in Octo-
Der, when it would be most convenient
for him, and the Attorney General had
indicated that he could not now give the
case thatattention which its importance
demanded. The court was then ad-
journed till the first Tuesday in October
next.
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Pirtsburgh ON nrnrl.et.

There was good demand for crude oil YES
terday, and sales were made at l4c barrels re-
turned, and Ice, packages included The
ruling rates, however, appear TO be lIdli1SC
barrels returned, and 19Gl91Sc barrels m
cIuded. Dispatches nom Oil City quote crude
oil on the creek at 81 3 per barrel. Refined
in bond is quiet at 4l1Sc for immediate de-
livery in Philadelphia; 43a44c for July, &c
for August; and 46c for September delivery.
Free oil is inactive at 55956c in round lots,
NRptha and residuum are dull.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, June 6.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 6.
SENATE.
The Credentials of w. Call, Senator
elect from Florida, were presented and
| tabled.
A bill recognizing clerical force for
the Interior Department. passed.
| The Reconstruction resolution was
taken up.
Mr.. Howe resumed his remarks, in the
course of which he said the Presidents
policy had practical effect of aiding
rebels.
The question on the adoption of Mr.
| Doolittle's amendment was taken and
lost; Z against 81.
Mr.. Doolittle then offered an amend
ment substantially the same, to substi-
tute the words "male citizens" for
"male electors" Lost by against 81.
Mr.. Williams offered substitute for
the second section. providing that the
basis of representation shall be appor-
toned according to the whole number
of male inhabitants, except untaXed
Indians over twenty-one years of age.
But when any one is excluded from vo-
ting by any State, the basis shall be
formed upon the number in proportion
to such reduction. Ordered printed.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Hooper reported with amend
ments the bill to insure the safe keep
ing of public moneys entrusted to dis
bursting officers, which was passed.
Mr.. Hooper stated that an amend
ment to the national banking act would
be reported TO prevent internal revenue
officers from depositing funds in ma
tional banks and require them to send
the money 10 the treasury.
Mr.. DelanO offered a resolution di-
recting the Banking Committee to in
quire into the expediency of fixing n
uniform rate of interest to be charged
by national banks. Adopted.
The bill in relation to the Courts of
Washington Territory was passed.
The joint resolution authorizing the
distribution of surplus copies of the
American State papers in the custody
of the Secretary of the Interior was
passed.
The bill authorizing the Secretary of
the Navy to accept League Island was
taken up. Mr.. Kelley favored it.
Mr.. Brandagee opposed it, describing
League Island as three hundred and
forty-seven acres of mud bottom, three
feet below the surface of the River Del
aware, and one hundred miles from the
ocean.
Mr.. O'NeiIl favored, and Mr.. Hub
bard opposed no action was taken.
A bill appropriating 49,, 600 for con-
tingent expenses of the House for the
year was reported and passed.
Testimony taken by the Reconstruct
ton Committee, relative to Louisiana,
Texas and Indian Territory, was re-
ported and ordered to be printed. Adj
journed.
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New YORK June GA Washington
special to the morning papers says:
Investigations into the Merchants
National Bank affairs show that checks
were snapped for a few days and the
most extraordinary xpedients resorted
TO of robbing Peter to pay Paul, has
been carried on here for months.
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ChIengo aIarI.er.

CHICAGO, June 5.
FIour-Firm at 50 1910 . for spring extra.
nominal. Corn irm at 5I5<952 for No.
and 4s1z95o for No. 2. oats-Dull at Sl1S@
High WInes-s2 %; FreIghts-Actiye at iSG
l3I2 on corn 10 Buffalo.
CHICAGO, June8.
Flour-Firm and steady. wheat-Duil and
declined l@lIzc; sales at 81 65@I 66lIz for No. /
and 81 O29I 90 for No. CoFn-DecIined Ic
closing active ut 5095l1S for No. !, and I794s
for No: 2. Oats--Steady at 3l93lN for No. !
and 2s1z429 for No. 2. PrOvisions-Dull.
FrelghGS firm,
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OSwEGo, June o.
Flour-Active and unchanged, $40 . for
No. spring; SI2 for red winter and Sl1 for
Xxx Wheat-Firm, but dull; No MIL
waukee club g 10. Corn-Uncnangeds No.
Illinois "A. Oats-Qulet, out urn. Canal
PTeights-DuIl. fiour 3693S; wheat 81; corn
b New York. s
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wheeling Dry Goods Market.

WHEELING, June 6, 1866.
The trade Is fair, and prices firm
American Prints lsIz@l9c; Aliens Prints 10
9lS1<c= Arnolds Prints H@I71Ic; Hovey lie;
Appleton a, standard, SheetingS &c; Frank
LIN 70; Augusta, &c. Denims-Larne More
2212ci Glen Riddle soc; Arkwright 33ci De
LANES 21592ic; all wool. 40G45c.
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NEW YORK, June 6.-The Tribune's
Richmond dispatch says: The Presi-
dent has expressed confidence in the
jury of Virginia gentlemen even on
the question OF treason. The President
has also expressed his disbelief IN the
charge characterization brought against
JEFF. Davis, and also that of killing
DriaOnerS
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C1NcrNSAr1. June 6.-Captain Men
tor, of the celebrated MENTORS band,
was MORALLY wounded by a pistol ball,
fired by burglar who entered his
house at Newport, Kentucky, this
morning, for the purpose of robbery.
Mentors son afterwards shot the burg
lar, fatally wounding him.
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CINCINNATI, o., June 6.-The new
trial granted 10 Samuel Coovert for the
murder of the Rosa family, COM
menced mt Lebanon, Ohio, yesterday.
The Gazette's Memphis special gives
a gloomy account of affairs in Missis-
sippi and Louisiana from destruction
by floods, cold weather, &C., and pre-
diets there will be famine in the South
be fore another season. In many places
planters have no money, and are out OF
provisions. Merchants will give nc
more credit, though mortgages on the
coming crops are offered at low figures
The consequence must be that planta'
tions will be abandoned unless money
and supplies are obtained from the
North.
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phiIotIeIDhIa Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June6.
Observation-Disclosures. Flour-Firm for
good and very duh for common. Wheat
Firm AZ q So9275 for redi 3 Oo93 . for white
Corn-Active, sales OF 700 bushels at soc for
yellow. Whlzky-St at & 592 % for
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The proprietors will donate TO the Lincoln
and bonglas Monument Fund 5000; also
there will be S2OO0 reserved irom tue person
drawing the 900 for the same purpose
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Kansas; Hon. William LetfingweIl, Lyons,
Iowa; Hon. Joseph Knox, OF Chicago: Hon. { .
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NEW YORK, June 6.-Gold opened a
1 AZ, and closed at l43A9l AZ.
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WE WILL SEND

In every casaseud the name and post-ohies
address OF each separate subscriber. Money
by dTat, pOst-Oftics order, express. or in regis
comm unications should be addressed to
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BosToN, June Ga special dispatch
from st. Albums announces the arrival
of General sweeney at that place last
evening. He was received by the Fe-
mans with great enthusiasm. It is re-
ported that Gen. Sweeney manifests
considerable dependency at the state
of affairs. Seizure of arms and ammu-
milton were daily made by the United
States authorities
Governor Dillingham; has special
officer at st. Adams, from the Vermont
State Adjutant Generals office, watch
ing to get an understanding of the sit
uation and to consider the expediency
of calling out the militia
The citizens of st. Adams say that il
the Fenians had moved forward at any
time before last night, they might have
gone into Canada without the slightest
ELMiRA, N. Y, June GA company
of Fenians numbering sixty-five left
this city to-day for Buffalo to join the
Fenian army of invasion. Six or seven
hundred men have passed through here
within the past two days from other
places en- route for the border.
The Circle held an enthusiastic meet
ing here last night.
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WASHINGTON, June 6.-The following
report of Feninn movements was re-
ceived to-day by the War Department:
ST. ALBANs, VT, June 6.-To Breuet
Brig. Gen. s. r. BqrStOn, Headquarters
Maj. Gen. Mcnde:-Major Cuyler was
sent to High Gate and to East Gate this
morning to intercept Fenians. He
could not ascertain that they were COM
manded by any one. They denied that
they were and said they were going on
their own hook. There was no appear
ance of an organization and not one in
three had arms. He estimated them to
be about three hundred, very quiet and
generally cheerful. A few were
dispirited. About twenty had thrown
away theirarms. Their camp was in
want of subsistence, and were merely
dependent upon the citizens for food.
He could not ascertain whether any
troops had gone east of Hygate.
CLEVELAND, o., June 6.-Thomas
Larew, State treasurer, and agent for
the sale of Fenian bonds, O'Neil, Head
Center of the Lara circle, were arrested
and are now in prison. The q. s.
Marshal has possession of the head
quarters and papers. A few muskets
and knapsacks were the only NUM-
tons found.
TORONTO, @. W., June 6.-The news
from all quarters up to noon today,
report everything quiet and the excite
ment Subsiding.
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NEW York, June 6.-Six new cases
and five deaths from cholera are re-
ported.
A special to the Times from Toronto
says: The proclamation of martial law
and the suspension of the writ of habeas
corpus are advocated on account of the
operations of secret Fenians.
Murphy the leader of the Canadian
Fenians, has been put into the citadel
at Quebec.
Thomas Ryling and Darby, of Gin
cinnati, B. Sedwith, of Nashville,
Tenn. James Saboy, of Cleveland, o.,
John Rea, of Buffalo, n. Y, and James
Burke, of New York, captured at Fort
Erie, have been put into jail at Toronto.
New YoRk, June e.-The steamer
Moro Castle brings Havana dates of the
I'd inst. The Spanish frigate Isabel
Catolica, with General Dulce on board,
sailed for New York the same day en-
route for Spain. General Losundi had
taken possession of the Government of
Cuba. A decree had been issued to
give decent burial to those who die
without the pale of the catholic Church.
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The Latest News.
BY TELEG RAPII.
the FenIan War.

by the Union Line:
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe street
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Foreign Markets.
Per Steamship 4AJJrteu.
LONDON, May 25.-The following are Fri
Consols SGs49S6IS; sos 6I1S965; Illinois
Central 741z9751zi Erie 4o94l.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY,
Senator'S.

Senators.
Alcorn, J. l., Mississippi, Metropolitan Hotel
Anthony; Henry D., r. l., 21S street, between
Brown. B. Gratr, Missouri, cor. Pa ay. and Sd
Baxter, T., Arkansas.
BuekAlew, Chas. R., Pa. No % South A st.
Clark, Daniel, New Hampshire, No. 800 4th st.
CONFESS, John, Cal, AS 18th ST. bot and y
CowAn, Edgar, Pa. Mrs. Csrtsr's, No. North
A street.
Creswell, John A. J., Nd, National Hotel.
Doolittle, J. R., Wisconsin, 1 North A street.
Dixon, James, Conn, 4O7 New York avenue.
Davis, Garrett, Kentucky.
street.
Pessendsu, VIM p, Maine, All ? street.
Foster. L. y. g., Connecticut, willards'.
Fowler, g., LouisianA.
Guthrie, James, Kentucky, No. 800 Vermont AV.
Harris, Ira, q. Y. corner 18th and streets.
Howe, Timothy o., Wis, SSs MI. AV., between
9th and 10th.
johnson, ROyerdy, Nd, 27l Vermont avenue.
Lane, James H., Kansas, SeatOn House.
Lane, Henry g., Ind, ssi st., bet. Sd and ~
Morgan, 4. D New York, cor. 18th and st.
McDougall, James H. California, l70 @ street,
bet 10Th and 10th SITS.
Morrill,, Lot NJ, Maine, Washington House.
Nesmith, James W. Oregon, 22l Pa. avenue,
between 18th and 18th,
Norton, Daniel s., MINI, CrutohStt's, corner
Nye, James w. Nevada, No. 1888 st., BET l4th
Poland, Luke P, Vermont, No. 4 North A st,
fOmeroy, Samuel c., Kansas, s22 street, be-
tween 18th and 18th.
Riddle, George R., Delaware, ST. 9Th st., bet.
d and Z.
Ramsey, Alexander, Minnesota. nNatioaI.
Salisbury, W, Delaware, No. 465 9th st.
Sherman, John, Ohio, No $40 st., bet 18th
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CART HUBS.
WAGON HUBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS.
HICKORY BENT RIMS.
SAWED RRLLoRs-at TO inches thread.
HICKORY sPOKEs.
OAK SP0KEs
sHAFTs-Ruf, light; Ruff, medium; 4 an
ished, light medium, heavy express, gro
sSryi finished, light land bSrs); medium
ls3d barsli heavy (snd bsrs).
swIN9LETREEs-Lishi fsrrulSd medium
yisisaTB WaiiLs-L.rs.
ApN rERhR Dash
John R. ELvANs 4 CO.,
" 81 Louisiana avenue and S0SC street -
WARRINGTON, D. c.,
DEALKRs IL
KR0 HARDWARE -
CUT NAILS-Pinishsd, TO nd Fence, 8 10
l2d; Boz, o, 7, Cd.
CUT BPIRRS-l TO Tinehss.
CLINCH NAILS.
PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES,
HORSE sH0KS, Burdens Government, No. !
tot BurdSh's City, No. tO6j o. and
HoRst NJ, 2 Il MAJ: seN e. ID. t.,u
to 10; PutnAm's, az, " $40 10; New
LoadoR, sto l0i American, 20 70 10,
kpll rRRhgi ABf CASH 10.