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pbiIadelnbia CattIe 1IarI,e,.

MONDAY, May 2l- Beef cattle are rather dull tlis
week, but prices remain about the same as last
quoted. 1900 head arrived and sold at the Avenue
Drove Yard at from 17al8I2. for extra toe latter
rate iOr a few choices 15@l6lc for fair good; and
l3al4c p ID for commons as TO quality.
The following are the particulars OF the saes;--
Is head CHRIS Ie WideY, chester COUNTY. l4fdl6.
10 Jones McC ese, Lane. county 16i0l7
So j. McF1en. Lancaster county, 170l7l
40 n. S. McFillin, Lancaster county, 16G1l7
81 " Uhnan & Bochman, Lancaster 90. I6IGl8l
13l Mooney Frank, Western, I4alBt
9l " ShOmberg & Frank, Lancaster co BOIL
27 Diyiuss & Brother, Lancaster co.. l5dlj
As Hope Co, Lancaster CO., l5dl6j
85 IL. Cham, Lancaster county. 10 dl6
l7n Mooney Smith, West IN, SI6l9I gross
98 Martin. Ful er & Co.. Lane CO., 18dI7j
81 James ). Kirk, Lancaster county, l64 4a)l7t.
90 + Hathaway, Lancaster county, 18Dl73
80 E" T. McFillen. Lane county, Chts or co aud
Western, l71D18
66 A, D. Christie Lancaster co l86I75
SO owen Smith Lancaster GO l60l7
Hogs are dull, and rather lower $500 head sold at
the different yards at from Sl3 ala so 100 lbs
sheep are also dull but prices unehang :.
10 OOQ head sold at from 6G1c. y ID, gross as "
quality.
Cows-Pfices have fallen of. l5O head sold at the
Avenue Drove Yard at ffOm S40d70 for spnnges,
and S5O9S5 p head ior milch COWS.
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Letter-Carriers, Report

The following is the lettercarriers free de-
-ery) report for the month OF April
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JEFF DAVIS.
Char ges Favorable 60 HIS Condition
Brought About Through the Influence
Of His Wife-COntredtctOry stories
About the Health of Mr lnvla. Etc.

FORTRESS MONROE, May ls.-In my letter
regarding JED. Davis, published on the 10th
changes In the number and patrols OF the guard
10 the influence OF DIR. Cooper as also giving
him credit for the additional hours allowed Mr..
Davis tor daily exercise.
Through the influence of Mrs. Davis these i'm
Portant changes, bearing so vitality upon the
health OF her husband, we're effected. She wrote
letter to President johnson direct giving him
an account of the falling health Of Mr.. PAWS,
and soliciting the changes referred to- which re.
quests, as the results have shown, met with
prompt compliance. 1 believe, moreover, that
also through her influence, and not from any
suggestions emanating from Mr. McCulloch as
has generally been supposed and credited, the
order came directing 10 be made the late special
report as to the heath of Mr.. Davis.
woman's power, like the stars, Is kin to the
infinite. Female diplomats date way back of
the antediluvian period; but ! must say this
much for Mrs. Davis-all the published insinua-
tiOns to the contrary notWithsganGing-that
do not believe she has ever brought her diplo-
matte powers to bear upon the representatives
of the press, or thought OF doing so. She goes
to the fountain head of power, and leaves the
newspaper fraternity to Wrie as their own
Judgment or caprices may dictate. Now this
particular subject of the present physical condi-
tion of Mr.. Davis assumes phases quite as varied
as the hues OF the chameleon. One story repre-
sents him with one foot in the grave-a woful,
irremediaOle physical wreck.
Another pictures his life O glorious counter
part of the enlivening enjoyments of the mediR-
val monks-wines of the rarest vintage at his
command; table luxuries undreamed of in the
vast cuisine of the great Dr. Soyer, and cigars of
quality and fragrance rivalling the highest
imaginings of that illusory character, Count de
Monte Crlsto. The latter narrative makes Mr..
Davis in good health; never better in his hte.
A story intermediate between these two grants
him temporary debility from a late attack OF
sickness, and talks of increasing appetite, and
hls three miles daily walk on the parapet /
give these contradictory statements as they
prevail here. For my own part, incline firmly
to my previous statements of failing health on
his part, and probable entire concurrence with
such statements OF the special report on the
subiect.-N. Y. Herald.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
No PresIdent Id the DarIs Trial.

Special Dispatches TO The Euening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON Nav 9
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FractlOnRl CnrrencY.

The remains OF Colonel Lewis " Quacken.
bush, OF the 5th Michigan Infantry, killed in
the seven days battles in front of Richmond,
have been identified, and forwarded, and sent
to his friends in Michigan. Over 1000 bodies
have been disinterred and placed in the National
Cemetery at Seven Pines, 1900 of whom are un-
known, The work still goes on.
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National Bank Currency,

$l,774,3O in National Bank circulation wa
issued last week by the Comptroller OF the Gu
rency. The totol amount issued up to date
S274. .653. 1856.
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3aitt gSerprbnas.a Der

item Section 6es Mctes, bctitelt IAN
act to wind up and settle the bust
Miss of the Bank of Tennessee" ipir0
hermit an Mae,. BE es aneeben mag
uno an ale @erfcnen bas griu9en geS
iteat, iltnerhaIb 80 Saget an Die 8anf
bon Senneliee gu 0aibbile ale Gelber
ODER @ert6iaden, ansbetablhooer aus
gelegt 6ur9 sic Bauf bon Sennehee
ober cine ibrer 8rander, auriifSuer<
itatten, tpenn fol9e Seller ODER Bertb. :
iahen unaeiebli1 ausbesablt ODER aus :
gefegt fpur6e1 b. |. fur Dienife geleiifet
ais Sfficiere 6iefer 8ant mad benz 4.
Wfai 1851 ODER fir Sienite, Die fur bic
HebeIIion geleiitet tpur6en, Oh GibiI
o6er Nfilitdr6ienit:. Sber fur Gigens
tbum irgeno tpeIder Qlrte Der auf Cons
trait fiir MrtiteI irgenb tpeI@er 9lrt fur
oas SntereGe Der NebeIen Mutboritdten
bes Staates Sennefjee ober Ser iogee
naanten ,,gonfeoeracp" ODER fur irgenb
ipel6en anoer1 utlseietlidct Gontraft
ODER 8tuef. ST
sIuf BsfebI bss Boards Der 9lretto>
rem,
16m1nIt Hrdf6ent.
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d. q. hWrms
,.99 cara s3tf5E2 ssaMtaSsnser arss
- oanA
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,rama Qdt1ptfIs ataaeffee Dtaaae ben s.

in Solse beRen sroBer SnteI. Der iiafe
6Iagel Der Subaiions e9trnee tuirb me-
mig @iberifanO finoea Oa aas bispo>
nibIe MiIitair aIIe mad See ituefIiheu
@rense abseididt !, iuorDen it,, Ran
gIaubt, baB bic 9Ittade bel Sort grie
nur cine Sinte ipat, UNI Oas Sanpt'
m6s6ber gu b.den. Sie Nufresung bat
f6 beute Morgen fbOn berninOcrt. Die
@oluuteers batten beute Sfa6mittd9
grob, 8araoe, i'm 9ansen ungefabr
$4,000 Mann. 0ieieIben finb gut aus
aeifattet uub nlon6besiren tuie alfe ges
biente @ol6aten.
ct. 2ouis. Sin Seler 3erit0rte
beute N1orsen Die orei 8oote Bottom,
SOa Sanbb unb Sas sSeagnaUas. Drei
gfinuteu mad benz eIaebfu6 Ses Seuers
iuaren Die bret Boote in Slansmen ein>
se6lIt. ~
g8dbrenb eiiiet politif@en 8erfaust1>
lung in 8arrensbura Nfo., BEL ipel9er
Sen, Blair cine siebe bielt, entifanb
cine g6lagetst. Sin 8saoitaler purOe
auf benz RIase oet0otet pnb etnsm Son 4
ferbatiben Der Grnt 5eri6oiien. .Ste
S6ldserei entifan6 bar5 eittlafene 9fe<I
beIlenfolbater. s''''i ? .. - 81 az
8afbinto n. Ser Ginfaa ber
Senier bat bier srObes slufieben se<
ma6t. Oas Staatss nnb Rriegs De-
partement erbaIten iflnplid .sla6ri6ten
iiber ben 8nltano Der 9iaae nao u ie<
Der aneritauilde SfTsier aufseforeert
iporben, iein inosIi6ites CUR @afre6tere
baItIns Der steutraIitdt so tbnu. Sir
6reberid Bruce uub bic slutoritdten
bier fnb Der Mein.sng, bab Der Muf<
Itan0 feline anei gSo1en 6auern miro,
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lieis 4 81 sesssstteu ifsf}
lsfSE nasuI 1anBssat gstth@passa spst ne,ls sEe5
aont einGersttete @obnb dufer, iebss MD
II assnsssa an SoogiTabt, aaHs 6sentliR atteS IN
5sssa adbsssr Eastsas speabe, man iia ssfauisfs
~ " @ Sobn S@im nile II
17mrs ab gors goHeaeitrases 90. n5-. ~
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0ebet Md,t!
l e, I, sln Ste gidnbi8er
sala.fS Js~ 9EHIe3} ~ !f34otgsG sfE94 -.
I is6ga1a as .sstss 1slsi1 pnui4
8aHfi'Df Seumeiiee.

T. - -
Sn Grfuagung oaB es uns in itnfsren
gbaneetD Court gu sfal6biae nDrgefelt
ipor0en 1T Il. elmer &laoe aipifhem benz
E@taate Se~meiIee anA @anasast ton,
Srustee, Rldaer i1D ben grebttDgen Der
Banf bon Sennefiee, gerfla9ter, baB
belaate SIdger bon benz Son. Daoib
Campbell, 6ansIer u. (. 10. cine Sr6re
erbaltet babe fir einen ,,prit of iniunc<
tiof., TO 6ab Nieuan0 tueberSu6ibiouen
nod @orporationen, cine &lage einreis
den fol- gegert beiagte ,8dnf iober beten
Srustees, tpeber original, unfnittelbar
ODER enb9altig, p6er irsenb iueide se<
ri9tli@e 8ro3ebar 6nfaageri ioa eeger
6ieie Banf ODER beren SruItees IN irgenb
einen Geri1tsbof bes @taates &ennei5ee
ODER anDerstro Desbalb bsfe6Iefl ibir,
in 9Inbefra4t Der llutitdnbe, dllc glaus
bigger Der 8ant of SenueGee unter An<
orohung Der @trafen bic bur1 bas ges
feb fef9eient iinb, Oab iie entidieoen
abiteben iollen bon alIeT &lngen ober
geri6tli1ei 8orgdngen gegelt 6ieie
Bdnf bebnr fold borteamen6er 8al II,
naiernt GbancerD Ganrt geb0rt fem lou.
8euge, Morton o. Sotpea @lert lu6
Walfer, bieien eriten Niontag tint Nfoe
nat Wfai 1866 uno bes so. Sabres iltls
ferer urabbdneigteit. oe
,esl> $50 rto n g. SotueI1,
@lerf mue Mafer.
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Osdberes iiber Bic Teaier,
Die mse*iiteit fuse faage<
men aema d t. @
4 so ! atgsins,a 8ldtbo,o t.
8es. M e De in Buffalo
augeto m n.
SrObes Ssusr in ct, aOuis,
2 6lageIei 10 d B reuo elmer
politii,f den 8er1 "a M ms<
'iHMg.
Ole SSsnie

..4 Buffalo, 3. Snni,
Cir Streitmadt Der Senier, Die i'm
8eFs bon Sort Grie mar, OerIieB baS<
felbe unb ipnroen beinabe ale bel ibrenI
8lG3uabouSen Ser. Staaten Sanoneu@
,booten sefaneen. 700 @efansene fino
auf 8laf 0tod, unb lit ibneu ieber
'SIu9tberIu9 abgefduttten, Oa oes &as
nouenboot yNiidigan" Die Stele nit
.ieinen &annne beltrei6en tann.
Man iueib bis iest nod ni6t, tpas
man nit ben @efangenen anfangeu lou
mo witrbe besBalb an ben enslifaen
.Miniiter telegrapbirt. '. sa Is -
Sat S'sleil un6 iein Stab 6sFnoen
1ib uuter ben @efausenen. oaann5g
So tuirO beri@tet, bab eine &n3abl
Senier aebn UfeiIen OberbaIb geIanbet
uno Dap @ouinetuoob Der bebroBte PIat
lit. +. ..''ss% - re
,lGtfletal Barnp bat abe @onsnlnnieas
ton nit benz canabiiden ufer perboteH.
Oieienigeu| tuel6e sludIi9 am oies
ieitisen llfer mad Ser Sort @rie Gfatre
anfarnen bebaupten, bas fe feine &as
noneu sebabt, bic Gnslanber aber NIT
9lrrnltrong Rdnonen berleben geneleu
leien, uno tla6oem fie aaes W6sIi6e
eetban, ibr Seil in Der 6lu6t gefudt
kb6ttea.s -fE .Q4*
SIS miro telt geslaubt, baB Die Gng<
Idnber bel OtiOseWa9 cine Sfieoerlase
erlitten batten. i 10
Buffalo, llbr STADIUM.
Gin Serr fam ioeben bon benz 8crss
Staaten Sampfer . Midisan", al bei>
len Seite fi6 Slatbuote befnben, bic nit
ca. 400 sefauseneu Senians belaben
fno. Die Shiciere berielben iinb an
8oro bes. gWi6egan." @Ominanbant
8rislon erpartet itlnbIid Sepefden
bon.IBaibinston iber Die entgiiltige
8erfiisun9 Der @efangen. s. 8
Wtan belt eS niHt filr ratbfanL ia
6ierber 8.r briugen, neil man befiirhtet,
baB lire Nreunbe fie befreiea iuiirbeu.
Das 8oG If, i'm uagetFeinett frpb, bab
bic Senier in amerifauifde, taft ii britt
tide Sanbe felen.
Setter S'Da1, Der 9auptanitifter in
bieien 8eeionen, ioa auf Der anbern
Settle berbaftet iuorben fein. Sin 81.
fenbdbnbeamter fast, baB elm einarnsi9er
Ntann Oerbaftet iuor0en iei, unb man in
benielbens Sen. Speenee berntutbet,
iebod lit Dem uidt 10. rs
Sin She'll bon Dem Il. unO AZ. be-
rittenem S-fanterie 8eeimentern febt
auf Der anberu Seite unter @afen nm
et,uaisen weitere GinfaIe gu perbin<
bern: y Afssk sSSssgs&SSs
General Grant eripeiterte 6as Ses
partement bes, Sen. BERN gu Der n6rb<
Ii9en Gren3e bonn Gee @rie bis mad
SsuesO.
Ndtsebn Spbte nnb 8ertuunbete, mo-
rrnter aud Elm setuifier Wli9ael Seefp
bon Senn., it Der gerInit Der 6enisr.
Gin britttf6er Obriit aieutenant
ipurbe get00tet. Ser 6elamnatberluit
Der Seuier bstauft fi6 auf ungefdbr 25,
Dec ber GnsIan6er auf so.
2 Qbr sfadmittaeS.
Z Several Meaoe lit angetOnsmeH unb
man idenft benz gerii&t, Dap elm Gin
{ faa an Der snnsen Gren;e entlang IN
9Iusiiat ftsbts mebr ais il 9Iaubea.
General Nleobe erlieb folsenbe DR.
bsr-s ] ! II ! ] II -
9aupauartier,
0lfloutic 91ihifion !
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can eef ayeoasafs aaesstsI. ,Dtsbsss iar ,eds
,ne,le MrtiieI bic Jest ert ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ftss asfl9f. Ban abteffre q. 81 GareD Gitp HuiI=
osHs ssoeefcEas @les ~; 1ff,fs go Z, 2Sm6mt
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GOsatbersa Ggpref GDapanD,
Sal721 afBetern DibiFon,

l0NF$~N %~S~sts~'@t
9aitbiile, genti., z. Mai 1866.
@a66em biefs GotnpaBnie lire bur5
ben &rieg unterbtodeaen @efddfte IN
bieliaer 9fabt lDieoer aufgenOrrn1ett BAT,
beebrt fid biefeIbe, Sic Banquiers, &auf<
leute unO il6erbaupt ale geidaftsutdrt<
,ner ~ heladlriatias.a eah1fie p0li8
borbereitet lit, @DlO, Silber nno 8aar=
funtnsn aIIer. Qrt, S@dB< unb Banfs
sfoteu, 8ediel, Bertbpadete unb
i9pere Sradteu in gertuabrltns gu
nebmen uno unter Nufifdt suberldffiser
8eamtea mad ibrem Beitimmnnssort
su beforoern. m
Siefelbe itebt in 8erbinouns NIT
allen angeiebeiieu Cypress <Gompasnieen
mad alien Sbeilen Der Ser. Staaten,
BON canada uab europa, 10
Sas. Gbnter, 0isag Il 6. Soil,
e = Guperintenbent. ls Mgent.
Et$4f ga sEt.tG 7m1int.
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u o t I }.
giaibbiae Gtaot , Mnleibe.

@ufsgeIte Dfjerten, fir bic Gnteeeenmsbmana non
%5O,O0e Yafhufue Dcnos auf 20 Sabre Bomb $1,000
uereeH BIS sum 20. aui tn Der 9lu9ors Office snteer
nendcnpmueT. ~ Isl
1fs SntsrsiIen ,ptrbsn bal5jabslia bs,aba. Der
6b4nbtetente erb6ft ben Wpraug. Gferfen rpeyhet,
am ". 5unitn geasawcgt Der Htetsr es5fnet.
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Nm Ne6btsaniudlte, Mer3te unD
3ahndrzte in Saribfon @ouutu.

0ure MEt Der 2eeislatar pajftrt Wsa "a. 1865 uiis
fen ale gerfonen. bic Sssrisprubena Weoisin e6er
SabnbeilhnSe prGttiiiren one idbrlie Eage ON ben
fprberniS naAgefcmmen iinb, lperben biermit bends
ricbtigt, BAT i6re Ramen on ben Attorner General
bteeS BtftrEtS berreit perbeu BET BEN iehiaen Sis
suiiosterRtn hes Circuit Courts mie es bas Geiet
nOri@reibt.
saIP %. 6. glidoI, POI
GIsrs Der Gauision gountb Court.
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1883 - s=-al d = Jas aAsl
@srmaaiQa
zasia sRsnQtm1r
@ebeIiS
@eben8
- Is q 63iG "a E1En
gSerftcberamAS : @efeHf cbaft
go. 80 Bro a0Dias1, Sc m Sort.


,9siisE.
9iefe gefeHI9oft, elm rein beutfdes Snititut, bat
f6 wd9renb ibrea tarsen @efebeas elmer E5eiEnabme
ssttens bes Setf@sa gablitum,s ~ srfreasn; bic ae
atser ssrartisen gefeHf4aften eit in ben efaterz
gritnS Srdnst uub uerfpribt bic ,.spete Got5ner.s
betanntIi4 bic srSbte unS Bette Ser alien ReIt-i
in Der neaen BeIt ~ psrbem. Sic 1T suus nab tens
PLaE unb BEN gifter Der G0tbaer sefDrmt anb odtIs
eft f8Ou, mad taam it9siaDrsem e8thegtilj setspa
1900 MitsHeber. so $50
Sic purbe pom ibren 9irettorefi am l. sui 1855
nit eiHems GrsnbtapitaI ,oon $4,000 sesriinbe
anSBdtte bis sant1. aAaaf s. sasn stlAts. Iiebers
i@as eirca $4,000. es antezisst seinsm 9usi.
feI, Sas Der nasRe abf@ab am /. SuIa cine RiHion
i2apttaI atfnfeiisn lDirb. 49, $1s44fS<~+s
Boz Die erfte 9teibenaea bic Doramsa@tG9 Sol
Rrosent betr0ssn wirS, iOG am l. aprI 1868 bssa5It
perhen.
,zEh5t@ GGaaS Ii c&
~ ueberfIebt :s~E&
-rEs Es5Is5szR
GuabtapitaI San. 1. 1860 ...... $2O0000O0
gsrmSsen ben Gsieuf8afs Oct i. 1866. 67s,2Of.S0
:. ~ y ~ !: !, san. 4, 1855 7725sO.ss
y 5..g g5 5s..g aerrma @ers1, Gensral4assnt,
u. %. NtatIsr aosai.sssat5 "
Or. g. SEurm,
a ID &sFsF aEw4sEES e~nwufssS~9,aAn~ M..<
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aGn bic ssarser Seafbptae's.

Der llntersei6nete benst biefe @eIeeenbeit nm benz
wobImoIen6sn 8ublitHm 4afbpiHe's fir bic liberae
9atronifrnng, rpel1e &c in benz peradngenen Sabre
ais rbttstt i erfreute 81 banfen Or fiadt hermit
feinen GSnnerii Bite Anseige Snb CT 9etth s. q.
a3tIltam 0 n, einen 3errn Don unbesueifeIter
ben IN GHrppa seroen bat, ais Afiocie ansenom=
men bat. CT BOLT alf bic 5oxtbGuer Der friberen
1mferftitune. Sas Gef6Gft miro inter BEN gtamen
Mnb Der 6irma
2eWoine u. @ilttamion
fOrtsefabrt persen. y. o+ I. 3Outip
Sums sid ,nM. 8. 9e9foine.
The New York herald., 1866-06-14

-The wheat market WAS somewhat irregular; prime
qualities were frmer, while the under grades duh
and declining The sales confined TO l3 900 bush
es Mt 81 30 Tor winter rod Western and - ~ for
No. Milwaukee. Rge was In improved domand at
may be quoted at 81 ~ Tho corn market active,
and under good export demand prcos advanced 1c.
sound mixed Western, TIC. SIC for unsound do,
slc s5c for old In store and S7hc. for now yellow
a1oat Oats continued dull and We notice decline OF
Western and Csc SIC for Iowa Barley and barley
malt contnped dull and In the absence OF sales prices
were nominally unchanged
CorEk-Rio was In fair demand and the market was
arm for primo and choice qualities but dull and heavy
bags via Davis and os0 bags in lots BY the South
America, Peter G. Warwick and Campanero, on private
terms and 100 bags OF CampAnero at l6c, god. duty
pad We note tho val Of ship Diana with TOO bags
Rio. Stock Of Rio to-day 135 376 bags Other descrp-
tions were quiet but nomnay unchanged.
CoiroS was decidedly less active and prices ruled .
shade owcr, closing heavy at tho annexed quotations
Tho saeQ Mere $50 bales. We uuote
The New York herald., 1866-06-14


This immense drain could not under any circumstances
bave taken place during period Of suspension like the
present without causing material advance in the pre-
MUM, which latter Is much less to be regretted than
would have been the probable consequences OF such
drain when were q specie basis. The fact Of our
transactions with the being conducted In specie
while our internal affairs rest the legal tender basis,
makes financial system just now peculiarly elastic,
and exempts from those violent perturbatons to
which the money market would be inevitably exposed II
1t rested on hard cash foundation. The existing state
OF affairs in Europe is very unusual, and severely test
ing our specie resources but have responded to the
calls Of cur foreign creditors with aprompttude which
viii do much to strengthen American credit abroad
The rise in the gold premium Is under the
present exceptional circumstances, sort Of safety
.aye promoting exports and tending to lessen imports
which we should have no desire to dispense WITH and
the Treasury committed either very palpable blupder
perpetrated very fragrant job when sold thirtyhve
millions OF It's gold at 1907 1917, with the osensibe
object of preventing the premium from rising II the
sales in question were job they showed that the
affairs Of the Treasury were in the hands Of men
ignorant Of finance and deficient in common
sense; but the general impression is that
jobbery at the bottom OF them. The letters OF
Nessrs McCulloch and Van Dyck, In response to the
resolution Of Congress calling for explanation Of the
amount and manner Of these sales very unsatsac
tory These gentlemen generazed and defended them-
selves like who attacked and knew they had
weak points to guard, and the argument Of Mr.. Van
Dyck extraordinary enough to excite general
prise This subject convinced has not yet been
sufficiently probed, and call upon Congress to appoint
committee to inquire into all the details of these
Treasury gold Sales 1t necessary to know for instance
the names or all the brokers 10 whom the Treasury
broker sold gold on government account, and this
broker should, think, together with Others II neces-
sary be examined under oath relative to these ransac
tions What the people have right TO learn is the
secret history OF the sacrifice OF thirtyve millions Of
the public gold which ought have bean sold and
especially at price much below what might have been
obtained for 1t had tho Treasury broker not kept
tho market down to fixed point Who, IL any one, in
authority had private purpose to by the sales Of
gold which were made in May is q question which the
public would like to satisfactorily answered. and
trust that Congress will sct promptly upon sugses
tion and appoint committee Of inquiry.
The range Of tho gold market In each month Of the
year thus far has been az UNDER
The New York herald., 1866-06-14
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, JUNG 10 T. N.
ASHES s-Recepts, Al packages "he market was rather
quiet but prices were steady at previous quotations
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1900 bbs -four, 269 bbls
and 400 bags meal II, ,4S9 bushels wheat 100 4S9
do corn, 25,S72 do. oats and $500 do rye. Common
grades Of State and Western -four declined 10c 16c
per bb with liberal offerings at the reduction Prime
and choice qualities and held with hrmness
at previous prices The sales comprise about 200 bbls
at our revised quotations annexed. The market for
Southern -four inactive, prices for grades
ruling of the buyer while the better grades
firm. Sales 45o bbls. Canada flour dull, and
mon grades were &C. to loc Off but the prime grades
we're without apparent change Rye -four quiet and
unchanged Corn moal was moderately active with
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