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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-27

TmperishabIe Teeth.-oan the teeth be
rendered imperishable, Unquestionasly they can.
sozoDoEr, used daily, will render the snansl alb
aolutely proof against decay, harden the gums and
sxpeI from the whole deAtal apparatus every Of
eansivs and pernieious clement. jan22
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COttreM q Dickey.-cottrsn 4 Diekey'
Commission Merchants, and Wholesale dealers IN
Flour, Grain, Pork, Lard, Butter Eggs, Potatoes
Seeds, Green and Dried FrGits, kc., No. 6S Aer.
win street, Cleveland, Ohio. Refer to National
City Bank. }AHEh~
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Spiritual Leeture.-A. J. Davis will lee
ture at Temperance Hall lsA Superior stree4, to.
morrow Sunday, at lO1l A. N. and P. NJ.
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To Printers.-we have fer salein qaantitiesi
70 suit. BinghAm's Celebrated Roller Composition
also, Palnsr's Patent Composition, the best and
most durable sxtant. All orders By mall promptly
attended to. Address LEADER CO., olsvelandF
- aug7
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$4,000 wanted for three years, at per cent. on
mortgage Address B. 4 Co., Leader once.
jan272s4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-27

Cant, A. p. Phillips, or any other ofnGer
ofths I25th o. V. 1. interested In the NATTER can
ind at this Office package of pamphlets contain
ing lists of the killed and wounded Of the regiment
with speeches Of Gen. opdyke, &s. jansS;2s2
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-27

Especial Dispatches to Western Associated PEsss
INTERNAL REVENUE DzcIsIox.
WAsHIseTox, January 2e-The Commis-
sioner of Internal Revenue has decided that
inland and domestic bills Of lading are not
subject to stamp duties as such. Most Of
them, however, contain agreements or con-
tracts, and when such is the case they re-
quire a hve-cent stamp for each sheet OF
piece Of paper on which they are written
when they contain no agreement and are
simply receipts for the delivery Of property
a two-cent stamp is sufficient. .,.
It has also been decided that manufac-
turers will not be held liable to cd 1aIo-sss
tax on the entire value Of satinsts WHICH
they make from warp, but be allowed, a.
hitherto, to deduct the cost or value Of such
warps before the tax IS assessed.
FRoz SAN FRANCISCO.
New YORK, January ga letter from.
San Francisco, dated December 23d says:
One of Maximilians Commissioners, backed
by an armed force, recently arrived st Lo-
peg, in Lower California, and compelled the
submission Of the Governor and Legislature
of that State to the Imperial authority, but
revolution was soon raised which placed in
power a new Governor and other officers adj
herring to the authority Of President Juarez
old Governor, but they subsequently, made
their escape. q
MOsRY. E. i
The Richmond Enquirer says while Mos
by, the guerrilla colonel, was under arrest,
a dispatch was received directing his re-
lease, provided he was not worth twenty
thousand dollars, and he was asked to state
if he was worth that amount; he denied
having that sum and was therefore released.
FROH HAVANA. -Ilt.
PHILADELPHIA, January 26.-Ths steamer
Stars and Stripes, from Havana, arrived
here to-day with cargo Of 1000 boxes Of
sugar and 1885, ,OOO segars.
SECRETARY sEwARD II HAVANA. %
The u. s. steamer De Soto arrived ct
Havana on the goth with Hon. William H.
Seward and family on board.
The Diaro De La Marina arrived on the
18th inst, from Vera Cruz, in twenty four
days of the French transport, with 9eo-
passengers in transitu. aa ca
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Fenian BrOtherhOOd.-Am meeting OF the
members Of the different Circles OF y. b. IN the
city in good standing, and their friends VIII Do
held at Brainsrd's Hall on Monday evening" tne
goth inst. Col. W. R. Roberts, President OF the
T. B., and General Sweeney, Secretary oil war
viii be present and will address the meeting
The Centers Of the different Circles will supply
the members with tickets Of admission Tor serves
and friends. Tickets can a'so be had by those en-
titled to receive them, from Mr.. p. O'seh' NO.
south side Public Square,
The meeting will organize at p. A.
THOMAS LAVAN,
ispqs2s4 State Center for Ohio,
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built up at 50 much expense. All he Wculd
ask was that We would not interiors with
the present government Of Mexico, the par
manence and stability Of which, if LEFT to
itself, he was convinced would be secured
The correspondent ADDS have reason
TO believe that dispatches from Mr.. Bigs-
low containing q full report Of this inter
view was received by the State Department.
by the last steamer.
Miscellaneous.
The Post has a report that the Gillian
Government made overtures to W. H. Webb
for the purchase of the ram DunderbeFg. IL
is said he will dispose Of her if cur Govern
ment consents. By the terms Of the con-
tract the vessel belongs to him until wholly
paid for by the Government
The Erie Railway express train due hera
at one o'clock to-day ran of the track at
Port Jarvis One person was killed and
four injured.
Official returns show ss7 ,OOO,0O0 Of in.
tsrnal revenue collected in this city in 1885,
This does not include sums received from
the sale Of stamps, probably ten millions
more.
Confirmed by the Senate.
The Senate in executive session to-day
confirmed the following nominations: Her-
ace c. Gelson, Of Idaho, 10 be Secretary Of
Idaho; John Bot Moss, TO be Marshal for
the territory of New Mexico; Alex, Cum
mings, of Pennsylvania, TO be Govern0fof
the Territory of Colorado, vice John Evans,
resigned Thos- Francis Meagher, Of New
York, to be Secretary Of the Territory Of
Montana; General John H Slough, Of the
District Of Columbia, to be Chief Jnstice Of
the Territory of New Mexico.
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Flour Mills for SaIo.--Ths Well-known
and valuable mills called the City Mills, 1 now
0der for GALE. q. han M
tan24i290
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Fresh Baltimore oysters received daily.
Only 30 cents per can. at Mason Brothers. lSO
o,tsrio .traet- jan24:Ss4
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wilcox q Gibbs Sewing Machines at
CRoWELL's, III superior-st. janZV;1S4
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them, and Ii il 1Ounu tno
these popular Books ezsesd that OF all otneI Ien
Gant P1bIirations combisod. They have always
San nnrs IN tome and none but those Of Erst-elass
authors are admitted into the series. Ane h"HN"
ing is q list Of the Dooks'
No. 1. The Huaters Ia2 HeeSy-r hstehet' TINS
D The Trsppers sRetreat Bold aeont.
, The Patriot High 81 sly Nam 'ne 0uAA0'
wayman. Spy. D-i,o
The Tugitivss Of the "a The Thres Daring
s The Track Of Fire. IS The Fatal MarkS1sn'
a The Man-Eaters. SO Esgle-Eyed ZskS-
y TLorIot1a Tennle 81 BIg-Rihe Nick.
. The heath race IS The Bold Scalp HDa4sr
q The Tndian-SIaver SO The Tory Spy.
10 The Turtle-Catcher. ~ franie S14S.
II The Hunters Tri-i4l Wealth sno oeA4SJ.
10 rrbs ocean Rovers Forest.
~ R rhs ToTy outvittsd, 4s The Giant fthe Woods
"a zsEs steruum. "A The CraEy Trspper.
Is The scourgs oi the 70 Inc Lion - oeAlS'U
IL Tse C.utiye Maiden. 4e Old jim Of the Woods.
- TonSIegqed Joe At Mad Mike.
Is The Wild Scout Of the4 ~ Hhite Hesoeo a
Mountains. ~ Dig -1see,see 6< 80 T
| 10 The Foxest Lodge. 80 The Scout Of Long Is
20 The Rollieking ESn- lano' A. MI.
q Rattlssnaks Dick. ware.
Royer 6S The Red Mon Of the
| 2s Imps Of the Prairie. Woods.
"a The RObbsr's Terror d Srlm % 1S, DlSk, 'n' NN'
| 25 Joe. the "Ssrpipt. 1yee 1oupeA' o..,,.
| 26 Lightfoot, the Scout: % ane NnolAn Suc'-
| n The Giant Spy OF ReVenae' -.
i Bunker Hill. % Inc Olo Scout VI 80
% Scar Cheek, the Wild Cave;
1 Half Breed. 81 Big snake ths nuI1n ~
| 90 Souint EYED Bub ss Mexican ice, the
! % SasEv snodgrass Snake Charner.
Al Rolling Thunder, or
4 the Rival War Chiefs.
The price Of each Of the above Is Ten Cents.
NUNRo's FRENCH SERIES MOI.
BEINa Az
7 81 EMFETAu GRAMMAR OF IhE kshEl
4 fINGijAGE, by which every one can Decoms IN
i o1-n instructor. The trus pronunc1aHon OF efSs!
1loTs is given and the book 10 intended pr1ncipau
sor sslfinstructors but ii is also specially aaaPs
"a 40 the use Of Schools and Colleges being arrenge
on an easy progressive plan. All VINO oesTe
, 1 kpowledge Of the French Language snoulo proe0i
couy OF it. Price Ten Cents each only
n press and to Be issued in q feD days.
\ MUNRo,S GERMAN SERIES NJ. L.
4 T =n BEING An
EI.nMENTARY GRAMMAR OF THE 9EhAA
i - LANGUAGE.
BY EDEARD OHAMIEEl
f i pnoTEesOR OF GERMAN IN NEW 1Ohh VII
~ thia Grammar the learner Is initiated lnto
tnowIedre Of ths Language BY a new, easy =
1ro~ressiye plan It u intended prlneapauy
:, sef.instrnetors and beginners, and WI pe io9no
p he an admirable class book Tor scnools anu ~ ~
ieees. The price is merely poninai' only
g The price Of all ths above books y Ten 0er
- ..ch and sent post paid, on reoset Of price.
d GEO, MUNRO q Cos RDDA1Snekn
- ,.ua7.9sz = s--r-E lsT william st.r heB 1e'
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PHILADELPHIA, January 26.-The steamer
Stars and Stripes, from Havana, arrived
here to-day with cargo Of 1000 boxes Of
SUGAR and l3s. 600 segars.
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Special Dispatches.
RECEIVED UP TO O'CLOCK, AZ.

Especial DI.p4.oAs. to western A..ool.s.d Prs. }
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From Columbus.
Proceedings of the Legislature
Gold closed last night tSO So
From Columbus.
LEaIsLArIvE PRocEEpINes.

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland LrADrn.l ]
, 1866-05-21
1tlinals md Michigan Canal.


BR1paxruE7. btsy 10 TN.
CLxAEzp.-rrogress Peru. e7lo8 It lumber, ~ b1's
sAlt Arhhls, st, Louis, 1oz5ss n lumber. IS 900 shin
Elesi General RoseGaus, seneca: Elizabeth
Norris 81 aoe It lumber ~ 600 lath Ia1dors. St. Loats
ooo n 1unbess 8encyieEe Chlltfcohe, Il 800 n 1un
be 30 o Il .tdinx, aaoo ~ ca1peutet> aod }olnett
work. 7.e10 ~ merchandise, 50 brls salt.
ARh1vED-AtfAnttc NotFls, 5,6c bu corn; II. @
loom1. Iemons. 20 yds Enbblc stout. D. Hessc. ro-
ppopt IS yds dlmen4ton ntonct Advance, Ltmpnt. d.
yds rpbbla sinoe. 50 In potatoes; Investigator. L.
mont 10 Sds diueneon 4tune; Col. Manning, Lcmont.
70 yds Iubble stone ids t!meus,on stone: Ncptuue
Ottawa, $500 no Caroodelet, Buffalo Hook. 57uo
bu corn Sou7ca- OTTAWA, 500 bu corn; Mantauk.
1ockpor 5000 bu corn, ooe - hsan, II br!s -four
r. Eorthiup, Prison. 50 yds rubble ssoue.
DRIpuEPoRT. May 49, p, n.
CLKAEKD-Dictatos, Utica; Aatfratlan, st. Louis.
LIE 800 feet lumber: OTTAWA: Dictator Chilli
cothe seo feet lumber 900 feet shingles 700 feet
lath; P. NoEth1up. Prison; Polar Star, St. Louis,
at.s teet umbets Wasp. Henry, 73,1s7 feet lumber,
1900 feet shingles. IN too feet lah; Energy, Aux Sa
bic; l. D. Har scn, st, Louis. III 09s feet lumber; j.
Harrington. st. Lous, ,cas feet 1umbr, 6io feet
shingles; York State st. louls. ess eet1umbtr.
6I,21 feet shingles; Abbey Spr1Eue. Lasslie 10d
scet lumber; Drtlllans, St. Lonls l7I feet lumber
Advance. Leuaont; Investigator, Lenont; Col. Man.
ming, lem1ut
AHHIv1p-E. Rurnhan. Prison 50 yard rubbie stone;
pcpelhr K1ng hsos, Aasa1e. 1es brls -four. 10 bsts
RKnoEeoE7, Nay 22-9 p. N.
NAxAhko-0. dtkS, At1loAts ll't- Aoo1nle, Lemoat;
D. C. Morton, 1emont Porslant, F1orencc, 46 5 feet
lunbess So feet drcsssd foorfnR Dolphin Ottawa
Maple Leaf ST. Louis. 1ta52o feet lumber. Prairie
Chief st. Louis Icao.0 feet lxmbef oo0 shing1e.
beer park No. Z, utca Atlantic, AoEEis, 1000 fe,t
lumber 2s hls four Il. E. Goodel McE1is. tsst feet
lumber, 4aoo lath; Lemoot. Naples. 5390 feet lutn
b, II {Ge fret t1essed flooring, 1850 feet siding
Ca5nga, Loekpor<; Seneca. Ottawa; Imperial, Lock.
por1. 3o1t 0u wheat; Carnndelet Ottawa
ARE1yxp-D. c. Norton, lemont. 70 yards rnbb1c
stone; Lazy Franklin Lcnont, 60 yards rubbe stooc
S. F. Gale, Lemon:, as yards rubhle stons; #. s
Guznee, Lemont, Is y1rds dimtnsion stoaes Netcut,
lemont. Is yaFdA dimension stoac; Iloness, Ottawa
s:1o bu corn Eclipse. Lockport 5000 br corn, q
NJ hran q. Mclenn4p, Seneca, SEQ bu CON, Tobae
co Plant Eankakee Feeder. $50 bu corn. 9ss empty
b.is; Irsittc Queen, Ottxwa. $500 bu corn; Louise
Joliet oo0 en- corn Gold Rod, Ottawa. t bu con
stDc III machinery; Investigator, Lemont Is yard.
rnbble stone Is ga.ds dimension stone; Aliaquippa
50 yards Subb1e stoLs.'
, 1866-05-21
THE DOUGLAS N1ONUmENT,
Trustee meetlng-The Corner Stone
I" be laid june l3th-The AddreAH by
(soy. QelcAbFs

The Trustees Of the Douglas Monument Associ.-
'ion held an adjourned meeting 1t the Sherman
House. on the l1th instant, Hon. sohn D. TosneE
IN the chair. Alter filing several existing yaean-
Gle. hy the election of Mesats. Waiter h. Scates y
H. Ntckerson and L. ". Volk- as Trustees, tho As
the following results:
Ptcssdcut-Walter b. Scatee
F1rtt y1ce PIesfuent-John 3. Turner.
Seco1d Vice rrestdeut-ohn II. Douglas.
Ifra>urer-DaTid A. Gace.
Secrtary-Leonasd ~. Volk.
Executive Committee-W. .. Scates, President !;
maa; Right hcy. bishop Daeeaa; D. i. Gage
TREASURER: L. ". Volk, Secretary.
Mea.ta H0wison & Co. were awarded The con.
i1act tor1he fnt section Of the monument, consist.
ine Of the foundations, platform eteps and tomb,
Of A1ncu. ttope, come time 10 October Hast for
$40 0s0+ md the work att1I being in progress, the
Treasurer Nts instructed 50 pay The contractors
$f.0t0 On account In addition to the Same amount
when The contract WIS dfawu.
Secretary seward wae nfst invited 10 deliver the
ossnon nut the state q biz health preTcnting his
oclesby was invited md has cou.enied 10 deliver
The address.
On Fridss l.st the Boara Of Trustee held anober
!unc. 10 ~ tae corner atone oi lie monument. 4
SWc,al Committee Of tour was ee1ec'ed Hom The
board q Irustees, eqn*l::ine O J1dgs y; p.
A!.o, CItt1ent' Committee Of Arrangements was
chosen. aR fo.low4:
Charlie: 4, Walkez. Esq. Geosee y. Dapltp. Esq.,
yanes ". Sbeahan, Esq, Gen. c, A. D.na, wi'baf
yickar, Col ]. L. Hancock, Cot .ias. ii. Bowen,
Hugh MaheE, E:a- 9. r: 4. Healy, Esq- G. [.
Woodman. Esq, Philip Wadsworth, Esq, Lieut..
Wicker. ESQ, Col A. L. Hesine, il. b. colsie,
Esq Rev. Or: Dunno, 0. H., ]. C. Fargo, Esq ,
Hon Thomat noyne. Clinton Briggs. Esq. n. F..
ler. Esq.
Char:fs Z. Sttrkwea,herwas elected to It'll auo.ber
existing vacancy IN the Board. The meeting then
adjourned, kubject to the call OF the Special Com
mIttee.
The nbove committees are requested to meet ut
thr fremont Houfe on Tuesday evening, Aay I'D,
for laying The cornerstone oI the Douglas Nouu
ment-
, 1866-05-21
LOCAL MATTERS,


An Immenac Esrate-Helrs Wanted.
Information Is wanted concerning James TownleY.
who is supposed to be living fpmeEhere In Centre,
Illinois, and who IL believed 10 be an helr to IN
tmu>tnrt eftate IL England, valued at $1N. 200 0U,
md now held in trust by the crown for the lasfal
heirs. should this meet the eye of 1atnca Town-
le2 q anJ Of h!s aequs3ntsneez. ;wtl! DC to their
Is Main street, ST Louis. Mo. b34
Fuund.-An unfa1ilnc remedy for Itch.
Wabash Scratches, and all skin diseases, Is 1ound
in Boyds Medicaten Cream II ia highly petuncd
hstmIes-, and fres ttom grease a9d ~ eoE1oaine
Queen Victoria hn. addressed nm au-
Try. offering him her miniature, fnely painted, a.
token Of respect for hts noble charity 10 the ponr o
London. This Is well enough; but wo suggest To
NEsToBEn before has1n~ her picture painted, a. II
all INN every gray hair to its original color; gfVe
csch rin:!et tpstkl1nR glow ct raven 1usre, and
highly perfumtd-clcara the scalp from dandfnH-
prevents the hair from filling OILS ioTey dress
ine: Sml'h & Dwyc:, General Agents. SOLD By
I'll Usuggfsfe.
Soothing syrup tor children TELLING has God The
tsst Of many years, and Fever known 70 fdl i u
stonae1 and bowels, eures wind eholie ana gripping
ma,ion and allays all pam. Perfectly; cafe n all
Gates. n millions OF mothers can testify
Facts are stubborn things, especially
mr. on ktn,ie street. opposite the Engine House,
eays: II @ss afflicted with an enormous swelling
on the ride Of my tace and neck It finally broke.
hrsl l~ss aavsred 10 ret eone Of Morrclrs Eiec-
,ro-Ma9retic Fluid and syringe 1t out done 20.
and In few dava It heated end vas cntisey we'll
II wss called to see the above, and must cay II
ens The worst case ever esw." Ali the drug stores
, 1866-05-21
AMUSBMENTS.

Tne n.., rees b,, ho.1 . ,tva,. ,,a ,,.,..,, onc
q. ~, - - sxs.,...s a1x p.A,n ~. ~
choice Of three places cf cnenainn,en1, ali worthy
Of patronage The field has been well cultivated
but It may ee s, dopGed wenss ths eultiyasoss haze
week would lead us to suspect that three dramatic
companies 10 ittlc 100 much lot rs, and thai the
fesnit N peeuniafy po.nt OF view, VII oe
hishiy unsatisfactory 70 ~ the mana:err lhete
nas peen m1ked talang on n Tue at'eaAanse a.
,ne -, leEs!sr h:AtEes; Whlle ne aua;enees a. toe
l'PGa nonse, WIN tne e4ceFt1on 9! t"o nlRates
u. rave nsen somsmnn measse. lt1aap:. tnis y 9se
~ ~ th.r - Ef., ~ .ns s1CseaaR Ma1In III H ~ III
~: ~ ns1 asnoensy Lo eoot tne Hnr
" l1,-ts sno sra hSTsn1,n1 y, - enrntf"n
~ nnsso,,nr suo; nennje H. III erc, enoauet
sar3 a4 nHe1ons rs. to ihn in;,aar 'n.o ,nsneuts
M1e m.tttans ~, a,,9.h 1nS ntsa d 1ndetd.
It c.nnnt h. unnt,cTed II ihst rH,l.ls ehoud fnd
thsn e;iine for thfrs bo1Ts IN .se hot atmosphere
rt ,hc.,rS toA Aee oS"'A ." '4
The nTtnc,n,, f.st,,,. of ,be .veet h,. hocn the
presence % oi ihe e1esilrat Company brought h1,heF
fSe w. " ~ neT hsxc esrne o9r xamet rIa,i
TIDE by tbe aanirable Il, ie IN which ey have pFe
u,rms, I: ts 10 be hooed fhst If1e nrescnt week
siIl nroTe 4 nnse snrrr. xfrf rms. il = Tarn"t.ry
uoiut Of y7ew. To- ihe msnsoers ihsn TIA Is.st ~
c1esi rer.on.ftnn a. von@ M,1a III = u H TT
edv ~ :. Tfrc u ~. UonasxE. = tit,,r.h -
pn,ent ,ahorins nndrr .esere ,1di.no.i,ann ~
e1o"a stly l!ttte t1ace o. !! IN ms ac.,ng.
VILE VILE va a. gtdce!n. A1o !9icao!e y esef On
and only time ibis season. his brilliant impersona-
scandal"
Price Of somtt!top at raes rather loser than here
1otose-onay hity csnts wttnou. reserved seat.-
IT. s ~ Ss 9 ,se 's
eftAter portion Of the week md attracted certau
, 1866-05-21


Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago THbune1
Clxc!xsAT1. May ie.
FLouH-Du!l and &c lower: sa1es family Al sl1no.
GkAIE-N heat unsettled aud reTJ dEi. 1t II offer
ed salle lower without buyers. Corn dull sno noml
nal. At Sc for MIXED 10. 1-tendlng downwafs. Oats
ere fcarce. No. would tstug &c. Rye has declined
10 SC for Eo.t. Barley 4tesdY.
Gor1os-Is ngUntr. rnido1tnk held At sc.
Wn1sKxr-FlIDer: sales raw 1t 43-t.
PEoyl.tosB-Quitt and steady: sstts city usss pork
nt $3.50; country nt S3ot5 bacon quies With only
jobo.ng demand. Bulk meats In good request; sales
shoulders II lie: 900 hams It 1se, loose Lzdauiel:
sales 16e tietces At 71kc. far prime city kettle
Mo..Y-Fasy. Exchange .cru BANKERS shipping
currency.
, 1866-05-21
Window Shades at greatly reduced
prices. F. E. R1GBY, 50 Randolph-st. c51s
Markets bv Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT,

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated pres,3
Erw ToRk, May l9.
Gold closed at 80.
the ioF efnment Tss selling gold aKntu to-day and
mas disposed Of about 60 tn all this week The
lhta1e policy Of the Secretary will be determined tn
this matter BY the complexion Of the next European
nc*1s The object Of preventing sny 1o in the p,cn
tn1n Is done with TieE Of fayorably affecting the
6oTenmcnt Credit abroad. The tuta export or specie
Tor the week reached ak161s scs+the larRett amount
oycr shipped nom this port In any ona week This /.
equal to abon OF the rsuaI reserve in The
tank OF England and Its arrival At the present crisis
In Europe must have 4 marked eject there. 1t Will
do much toward restoring confidence AID preventing
further rate OF interest.
ExcuAsoK.
The r7arket for Foreign Exchange Is uuIet and 0rr
at lnek@lt9K. There Is no change to notice in the
cHeouut market. and prime paper IL warranted
sa1per cent for thort and long dates. Good s,gna.
tures pass current At 7H@s per cent Tho Fynanctaf
Chronicle supposes that In four ten millions Of
sets hare beca returned f,om Europe xad pat upon
the Stock Exchange. and get the whole amount has
been absorbed In thAt tme and the market Is one ner
cent higher than II WAS. 1t Is also believed that
another ten millions brought over In the next
two mouths they will also command as high price
a dnsng tho two months past. 1t Is said that not
over OF or Sos arc Owned BY British capt.
la1tsts.
4 u1sRrsceiu1 .ffacas occurred III the Gold Room
yesterday afternoon between Messrs. Hart and Dun
can.
Totay the thing xns repeatcd. the eomh,ta,r.
belpe Messrs. sp~yer and Jones' Thc last usmet mr.
ties wets each nued FL and severely reorImsadeh.
r1TRoLECx AND N1s1S6 sTocB,
Petroleum and Miuiux Stocks str unchunrcd.
" COTTON.
The Cotton market hss ruled very steady during tbe
week At Sc for middg. and At the close rose to IS
CSC.
The European sdvices b1ye tailed toaaye auy efect
owing TO the great falling IN the receipts The over
fA1A h4 aef a tbAr
does not promise n we'll Al at n1at uupposed. The
receipts At Ill Ports during tho week were bales
and tho "a ports @5. .t06 bales.
BkEApe1ufYs.
The Bseadssu6s market has steadily declined du,.
Ing Tie week. Oh Flour and Wheat but Corn has BEEN
sustained by tho demand from the South for export
PEov7sfoxs
1n pork the1e has been only q moderate busine,a:
the e1ssene prices asked, limiting tile demand for
consumption. With the sbntetuen: of speculative In
qurJ. decline wss snbn}tted to- The market c,oses
6sm at ~. .ss@sa43 for new mtss, and t3 q ;or iuc
rETRoLrux.
, 1866-05-21
Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TFibunc.]

Especial Despsteh 10 the Chicago Trlbonc.]
DKTRoIr, Nay ~.
up-souora, R2y City, Monitor, Rosana. 3tosty,
Starlight. Minerva, Bay State. HarTest Qneen. Scan
dlnasian, RoEe1s, Rtppogri1e. Noble Minnie VII
hams.
DoTE-plAtt, Thornton, Norwegian. Wind east.
DFT1ofT. May 70.
Ur-Methanic, Hemisphere, Sherman, Cafe, Grape-
shot, Selksk. Car. Sophia Smith, Franklin Mtoiter
rnnean. CasrinRton. Curahoga, Fillmore. Miami. Ee
nosha, Twin Sisters, Minnesosa, ,.Ha1tzel, Imperial
Jennie sud Annle.
Dowa-Northweat, Cream City, Orphan.
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, 1866-05-21

HCFFAI0, MAY 1S.
F1ouH-Dutl; while prime qualities scotce and held
AboEo the ylews Of buEera. no. Milwaukee spring
fs.E1,
GRA1T-Cosn dull: No. l. ssXc. 0ats-No. Chics-
60 chosce. 4Sc- Barley, Rye and Pe2S-Sont.
f1oSmlnss-Meas Por1-Qulet at $3i. Lssd, e2Xc.
NRlSZKT-Hpoe.
CANAL kkx1aaTs-Du1l and unchanged. To New
, 1866-05-21

lspedN Despatch o The Chicago THbuae1
81. LOTS, May -.
ToDAcco-rfices were sustained. sales Of lugs 1t
&z-7ceesCo; ltsE At $7.oo6123.
FIou1-6kles At 950o for hne: $3.50 for super; 500
@e.5o for extra. aud sloDosl 10 for double extra-
GEAN-WbeAth heavy. Sat1 1T fl.15@11s TOT sprttg
ard sto for fall. Corn lower and dull. ssics II
EQcse for ntxed: ss&soc for yellow, md shs &c for
Rhite. osts lower. Sales II ileisc.
Fn1skHy-Sales at $7.1bSs s19H.
Sr. LoCrs. May u.
Cor1oS-Auranctd. Sales At DC for midditnE.
FLoCR-Wcnk.
GRAIx-WheAt heAFy. Low KrAde8 declined Sc.
CuED!owef. sx1es II b1S1E. osts declined. 6Ales
1t ta7 45c.
uDchtbckH.
, 1866-05-21

should resume iheir ton1nsy homswnfd, and the
meeting adjourned.
A E,ce OF twen'y minutes nronsht The train 70
The Wells eiret uepof. WheFt carriages nef. In
fctd!nefs to convey them to their homes. And
thus ended RE tnott agreeable e1crrdon that ever
took rl4ce rom Chicago.