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hundred people asst m bed in that ship, there are
NJ two, am certain, who would not meet now as
friends.
1t Was oniy when was passing IN a boat, with
my brother and sister, under the bows of the ship
At Valparaiso, hat fully understood what had
happened. Those beautiful, delicate bows were
ripped and buged into hideo,'>. shspelesss mass
half veiied by puckered fai, which hid from our
view the still more awful gaps It shrouced- Inc
ii juries had been mainly above water, and thus
had helped 10
The brown gentleman had left The ship in care
0. the captain, who was ncw well enough 10 at
tend 20 duty, thai yery morning. We learnt
from the shore boats that heg Majesiy's frigate
Diana in the harbor and would sail for Eng
land that day. As we passed up the harbor We
saw her get under way; the SIX hundred men
were still swarming her rigging as she passed
Us: on the quarterback We saw Hrtterton.
Yes, he indeed, for he US, and cried out to
us, . God bless you'll God bless you Good by !"
and We answered IN similar manner, and tnen
al sat silent, having found out, now We had los.
him. how well We had got to love him.
We found at the hotel shore a packet d.
rected to my brother in his handwriting. IL was
an address to the passengers, and ran as follows
ReaT-Aamra! Sir Cu4rieS Ha-terton presents
MS compliments 10 the passengers OF the ship Iy-
phooD, and coRgTatulates them on the successful
termination OF very perous voyage.
During his long experience IN arctic dscoy-
efy. ne has never seen more courage, more pa
tence, and mure good humor displayed than he
mas lately Witnessed among the passengers Of the
Iyphoon. The whole of wnom, with tour excep-
lons, were landsmen.
With the hes rtiest good wisaes to every ors
Of them, he bids them heartily FAREWELL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
1)oftrp.
The Watcher at the Gate.

f5r kreeug at the threshold, weary, faint and
W I,v for ming for the opening of the door;
Wqf.sr, tin the Master shall bid me rise and come
t. the glory Of Hspresence the gadness OF His home.
4 weary path I've travelled, mid darkness, and
ztrif=;
Bearing many burden struggling for my life;
But now The dawn is breaking, toll will soon be DER
Pm k9ee!jng at the threshold my hand Is door
Methiuks the voices Of the blessed thcy
Singing in ihe sunshine Of The far-of siniess land
o. vould that with them, amid their shining
Minrling n their p. and jonin ng in song
The friends started with have entered long go
one by one tfey left struggling with the foe
pi n sorter tn cir triumphs sooner
.p lovingly they'll hail me, when all my toll is done
lFem the blessed aagels, that know grief sin
~ cAa hy he portals, prepared TO let me in.
O Lord I wait Thy pleasure: Thy time and way are
bsst:
But am wasted, worn aud weary-o, Father, bid me
Yestt Dr.. GUIHRIE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

broadclosb, win black sAiin ven and orava,, and
the interior of the coffin il lined With plated
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09
TERMS FOB ADVERTISING.

For one Square, Of l2 lines less Of Nopparen TYP
three insertions. 81 ,0e for tach sutetcu.h -
25 cents Unless the Der of in sercns married Oh
the advertisement it will be continued till ordered out
Liberal discount made merchants others advertis
ing by the year.
Probate and Commissio ners' Notices, 81 ,ooeach.
For notices Liberstins Estrsys, the Formation anu
Dissolution CT CopsrtIs Ibps 81 90 zach for three
insertions. If U money muStacconpany
the order
Notices in columns. 10 line each inser
tion, but char g- ade of less ;hsD SO cents
Notices Deaths Marriages inserted gratis, but
extended Obituary Notices Poetry, will be charged
halfadvertising rates.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

The Klch heaps ~ gold pans azzAyed in
cases along the shelves Of msnufactory, re-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

tinctnaae - ".sa . vscaE ussu yIvlQ ans
''"ess' i;fs ana will Be, trust, 70 ths close of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

mIyUeQ TOT sDe OustUu -
TO the Gulf Of Mexico.
Th~ YI~s~~--fs II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-09

II they be not aecepts|
bold the State t;ll Coner
, 1866-04-10

How 10 DextrDy Rate aud Roache1.--
No article known 10 Iuort efieetuAl than DuRTs
Er7Enx1sAToH, ready and eAfe to uee. and keeps
&os, snd seld IN large bu1es 70. e3 cenis Ask for
isur and ii your druEgfst has not got The article
be can obsa:n # At once of Il SCOF1L, wholesale
agent, Is Randolph It, Chicago, IL
-r7tAG1 ,31t.Nn+SnYh
, 1866-04-10
FRUM NEW YORK.

LatcHt Fen5An Inrel1!Scnce-NRvai Cnn-
bxa RetVeen the Spanfst and Cbil-
lans-AFrvtal Of ofTrcasure-Lcxter from
Ex.Poslma aAteft General Reagan
The Great Fire at Port M Prince.
NEW YoRK, April 9.-Tbe steamer Atlantic re-
ports that in the etatts Of Dover on the evening ot
The zsth Of March, she c1pe.ienesd the seVesest
o hat Ia. sseP1 e an
e9sdled 9s & r. s*s1t or s @ Fl
ntcd stephens in his nleht ftom England to Paft:,
way 10 AIuer1ca. Al The tune oi his departure
IRON Ireland, Mrs. Stephens arrived at Corr. ea
route for America: An steamers and Fesssls xere
Nne At The time in London. 41s. stephens returned
to puhlln, Snd passed through Engand 10 pal1e.
The agent eaJs there are 900 disciplined men
in Ireland, and ready toE osdess to strike foE free
The Bri.leh amy IL Ireland IS 40, 900 strong, but
about half Fe11anf, and there Is hot &inE1e feg1-
men! in winch there hare not been ss1est' tor re-
niAfism. - .
Intelligence from The Chilian COST gives some
particulars Of Iste na7al enga.tmtnt between l~o
latisT Nas ove1powered and went down, with the
loss Of two hundred and my ncn.
The steamer Ne~ York, from Aepiowa1l+ brings
John Il. Reagan, c1-Postnatter General Of the
late Confederate Statet In p.yale letter from Pal
ezpe, Texas, Of Msrch 1s says be has quietly get.
whi,e mnn and scyru freedmen. lie says The Te1as
i:onyeplIon Il doing just what be ADVISED the peo
~ - n hiH itttef 10 them from FoEt Warren
md M E iof which be was very muah condemned at ths
11nlc- mil,
Dates from San Domingo to fhe Sslh, Etse pr
isth. % 1be afe burned ior thirty hours. The cans,
ofi unknown. bnt it il tsst shat Efforts s Tes T
made BY some men to get On ase tne houses .aa
| bnTaed down. embracing about 1000 honsee
Eight Or nine ihousaud people arc nov without ,'.
home, many mol being able to ssse Globes ios saero
| .enuerce. .a, .,,,,.,,, n,
] Cny. Mnrtuu Is in Washington IL tncorecF. he
and has been co ltfpuousty under treatment IN tnl
civ. ana expect to leave for indiana this Week.
, 1866-04-10
FKOM SPRINGElELD.
Arrival OF the F1fsy-e1k kth KHfa1tvy-
Republican CITY NoaIRaSlon1-1IAsa
Me<ItnEs

Arrival OF the FHsv-eik ktA 1AfaAtvy-
Republican CITY NoaIRaslon1-MAsa
Melting.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trtbune1
SfHNoF1EID, April 9.
The finy-elrhth Regiment Of Illinois 1nfxatrv.
eonaittng Of twen,y-one officers and about 800
men. autTed 1t Camp Buile, yesterday Afternoon.
As toon - the rolls are completed. which Rfll be
In few dzy-> The regiment Will Be pam OF,
1br Republicans of this cily hoil g1and 1,as1
meeting tonight. at tho stste Home, preparatory
to the city clet lon which comes on to morrow.
1h.. feel confident OF e1ectInr the eoi1re ticket.
Weather pleatxnt &nd business .esIY,12.
II mas heeIhx o1 Republicans md olbef tue
linen ren h+id ip tbe rounda uf th- Stste House
Saturday etrnfnX, the folio wing naued gentlemen
Nde dominated 1of tho vef1ous el1y o1boee, low tn
the e1 Of The peopse, and be tlled by election
ne1t iuesday, VIZ: tcr haTor-Chaslea y: Zsoe;
AHrcd A. Sos1h: Treasur.r-John r. Fe'ers; Mas-
shAl-Catper Koch: Attmney--Tboms. c. Math,F :;
Street supe1T1sor-T. D. Bishop; Police MAgts-
tYatea-J. N. Alien. Josiah Francis aud Atnoa
seeaaa Ws1d. v. T. sadler; Tni1d VIM J.
Conk1lnr: Fourth Ward. lssac A. nswleJ. Ar.Zsne
Or candidate for Mayor 10 now the law partner OF
Hon. ". Il. HeEndon. and IL Je1n9 man Of con.
siderable promise. He has never been classed
amongst the utr1 haaleali but IL steady. eon*is.
tenl md reliable Union man. whn, during The past
year has flied the orce OF Cliy Attorney with no
lefs credit to himself than sa1efaciou to hia COL
eltuents- ind hare 10 doubt that tu hts more eI
allied relation Of Chief MsRittrate, he viii win snlI
more golden opinions and purchase fur himself
still better degree. Mout ct the other candidates
sre re-nDm1nees truln the past Jeaf, and believe
are all good and worthy men-eevetal Of Them having
rerved their country 70 Its hour Of need ind II tho
fo-mtr1ow, our city Will have secured The services
Of superior torpS OF otEcefH lot The COMING wear
, 1866-04-10

hAHJ thta r. n TheTr ma1ked decline II rxteez.
Arc1 the e41I. Rsanehod Hun so3d douu 10 Sll.C,
nod the Who!s 01rkst VA depressed On The cholera
refcfu.
MHIo 6FpCxA
Mtrink 4tocl7 similarly a1ectod. Kft4 4 Buell.,
20; Smith 4 Fafruea.e. 773; Dovnda1fLe, 80.
THx PrBIiu DEBT.
The HfFnlds money kr1ic1e faf1: " Tho changes IN
the LAST sta,emeut OF The public dehs Sill await
p1anation from Mr. HcCulloeh. The people hars .
right 10 know Why and On what terms tha rrnAsurT
bought up s1asao Of ten-torty bonds, u 10000 OF
compound Interest botes and u go 40 Of the seyeo-
tblrty loan tefors maturity: sso, Why aud what
ksGs II sold Il s 500 olnTetxentY bonds md u t.,
SO oftAe ss1es Of 1 1ria evtdeos tnAt there Wiz
exchange often-forttes- sev@-thutita and compound
noes for dx PEI cent taada, and the TRANSACTION
pdvate oue."
pKY COCOA
Thsse Is 10 important ehanxc In the prices Of dsy
good1 totsy. Tho market very qulet With but Ut.
lie dong. Woolen goods arc rather dat, with very
few tranaattons. Soma desirable styles of French
md British Eoods ae well IT reunnerssre rates. but
most foreign goods arc slov and quet. sBuyess sEe
taking g eds in vrrJ small lots, si,uply Whist they
need for immediate u4e.
~ IArrsr rK1cxa.
pelntne8--Afuurts. z1Kc; Haut1tou, axe.
ffiuts-Anens. lsc: American. -; Aupskeag, lie;
London Aousudt r. lie; Mer71naek D, Il; Mc1simsek
r. q; Victory, 16c; Garner Co. nc.
camhrics-fortlAnd. l9xc; Victory, 1sc; Washing
Brown DEills-Peppereil, &c; sta.k &c; Winthrop,
aOc.
Corset Jeans-BRtes, l7kc; Naumteax, axe; do
6atteen. &c Pcppe1el!, zsc-
s1lictas-1t dian Orchard, etc; Loosdale 25c Mkssa
ptQua. Sc; Clinton, &c.
ncks-Aeihuea IA. sexc; ThorndIke, 51Xc.. UneAs
vile. &c; ". Chitteeden A. &c.
Blue Checks-Ilsyuaker, Bc: HIbefuis, a5e; n atta
&c; Whiheuton. 2sc; WosktnRmsu, 3oc.
Si7pes-AmoakesR, 37kc: Albany, l9c American
&c; Eaele. Sc: Everett c7ne; Harvester. SIC; Hzy
maker, 57Kc-
Dcntms-A1kxTtxht' BroxuI soc: Arkvnght Blu
$50 Eoston Blown, SIC; HAymaker, &aXc; Menches
ter, S7kc- ..
Brown sheettngs-Aooskssg. ~ &c; Appleton. a
&c: Ausn,te, A. tsc; AuEusts, PC; Indisn Head
&c; Nashua exra, &c; saswnut, 2c; stsyk. 4, &c
Swift River. l2c.
mezched sheeungs- -Balou soa. 80; Darti.tt'a
SIC; Bay Mi]}s Sc; Hope, sc; Lonsde, Sc; Masol
vile, SIC.
Hoop sk]stt-B1adley's Duplex Elliptic, 70 to $
hoops, s7Aes t1Ios; Empress Trail. st.h
, 1866-04-10
AN EKTENEfVE SWINDLE.
4 Chicago Clothing Merchant Arrested
on Regulation from New xork.

On reputation from Governor Fenon Of NeT
York, Detectives Sherman and Lansing Last cyen-
tug ar7estct man named John 8. LTsugNona, and
thereby interrupted 4 grind swtndliug sthcme
r hieh Bat Individual had connected. and but for
the timely interference Of the oticcrs wonA have
carried in1o execution. The IAcfe In the case
arc tubt anltaily foiloas: The prisoner. Nho Ii
tomew hat extensively known Is deaieFln clothing
nj No. 81 ~1uih ttafK etftrt, about two weekA ago
,1stted New York CITY for The pupot1 Of replenish"
IRON J. Ff1edander cloth and made up clothing 10
the amount OF 325O00 on et1tJ days credit and
rom oshef parties. goods 10 The value OF
$l6,o0 On the same ternt. To olaan these terms
/ Campne9 and the other Adams. whom be had be-
come acquainted With years before, while rcetdlnss
in San FTsnElseo, and who represented that he va
one OF the loofr extensive DEALER IN Chicago ine
goods thus obtained were eh.pped TO thaa , sity,
also cane M1. Livingstone. Bui It appears that hI
/ tpme means HI. E4ieo]andef leaned afe1 The
| soode had been shipped. that LeIDgstone intended
10 ew1Ddle him. and sctlpE On the suspicion DC tel~
ealspned % tbf authorities o. tha CITY TO ksep
-oo1e accordingly kept an eye On his
ibsi be I'D eold his enf,Ee stock to Lake .t1eet
| lnr dealer, named WitkowskJ. and to clothing
Clark ard Adams etrccat. They also learned that
he had made 1rxngtments lot the sale OF bis house.
hod furniture and that the bargan III. 10 he c!o.ed
last evening. With thtE knoN Ledge ind The r.
rival Of The 5eqni:' ION theJ ~ evening sasd up
ttrtet, and thence conducted him 10 the Centra]
Police Station WHERE he will remain rptt1 the n.
| risA1 Of Officer from New York. when be viii be
laken 10 that city for trial Livingstone IT, the PEI
ton who made up the uniforms worn by the pohcc
force nd That net alone by the patfoImen deem.
ed erffc1eni evidence that he u not TO he trusted
\ 10 tny ExeAt extent
, 1866-04-10
FROM MADISON,
Especial Despatch to Chicago Tribunal

MADISON WIS., ApEl -
The Senate Committee on Federal Relations this
evening reported. with lengthy p1esmbles In scoord
antr win memorial. from different sources and in
etrudons. JOINT lresolutlons Substantially as fol-
lows:
Rtsetred That the course Of Senator Doo1tue,
in yoting to sustain The Presidents veto Of the
Freedmen's Bureau Bjil4 In perslstenty Crgsnz OF
Congress the immediate ng1t Of the inhabitants or
tho sonihern States lately In rebellion, to b repre-
tepted in Cnug1ess, a. inhabitants Of States, and
70 advocating The policy that the cuemles Of tho
Government Afe capable to administer the adAits
Of The Government n loyal men. 4ua. a1asiJ. N
voting 10 suetan the preslnents veto OF the Civil
Rfthts Dill in The face Of Instructions from this
IeKisature to to!e Eor IT. ds u With pain and IN
dIgEatlon.
Resotred, That Senator Doonste's course on the
rcoscanlzaton Of The Government among late tch-
els. and ihe Freedmeu's Bureau and Civil Rights
bill, va. defex1,ou OF the e1use Of hunsn rights
an1 republican government, md thoHs him en-
trel! INV ot!by 10 ocenpY any po:i'ton ID repre-
zeDtfrg 4 fFee people, muth less 50 one ~ high
us The people OF Wfscopetn have e1ey1ted bin
10; and xhile 1t Il not contended that wa can de-
pflve him OF his Office of Senator. yet declare 1t
10 be his duty al Senator to resign bis Senator
ship, tn order that the loyal people OF Wisconsin
may be no longer mitrepreteuted on The gr1re
que4tlone which arc uow beirg dfscussed BY the
American people.
Resolrtd That The Governor bo requested to for.
ward to each Of our Senatofs and Representatives
COPY OF tbeee resolutions.
fhe resolutions tfeft laid Qrer Hll Tuesday.
, 1866-04-10

nor SALE-A Lot on South
Il Wells, near Msditon st. 4ok1.o feet with Auey
roftb and east oft. and nnre buildings On IL.
its offered Tor saie By non-restdenf. easy
Of payment, JOS. 2. .CLAKKSoE, 81 Dearborn 1t.
, 1866-04-10
BOARD OF TRADE.
Adjourned Annual Meetfng-.InstallA.
ton Of Officers and Appoint
ment of CommitteeBs

An Adjournment. ftp,n the annual meeting o. the
Board Of Ttnde was held lass evening IN the Board
Of Trade Dall for the purpore Of Installing the ot
Gers elected On the Monday PREVIOUS.
called the meeting 10 order, and IN raeatins the
chI,r expressed his 'hankA for the many rss Of
favor ht hid received At ,har h1nds, bae,r rrte1.
~hat wns to be Iss future cutnmert1al and asncul.
tu11l pso*pects. lie hoped the Beard might cult,.
tneTtt tie lille Of HONORABLE American merchants.
A7. Randolph then introduced TO the Do1ru the
prer,oent cleo. NJ. J. G. Dere.
tbsnks Tor The honor conferred on him. II was not
without rome sollc1nde 1hat he assumed the duties
yhsh nsa 70 ally aa ed. y ns
the commencement OF the Hat The Board bad baen
distinguished fox It's generosity and ibeeally, hav
tnE .sd ~. apd proasd e. nsst1 g, re
thst period the Office bad been died bI men
tholoukh,y competent 10 perform the duties ol the
biticn to eoceayos to ~1n The applause Of those
with whom He became associated, whether II pub
lie private reaa'lone. and be therefore did not
% hm By elecaing him 10 the position Of President
Of Their honorable body.
tsom on Tie Tic 1tpo1 s 81 he drectcrs mt 1hey com.
memo the year with m indebtedness Of 5000,
md It YES to be feared that the annual assessment
quenee oi the occupation q the pcw I rooms g % had
ben E,esy .ns.esed as hoped INT ne Con
ihcy id the various interests ioI which they were
sppo1ntcd, would relieve the Beard Of Directors
en9a,ne u1 s to cns'om % had hitherto deso1ed upon
them. but which could b more properly enns.neEed
sa' ses It. auT a'es = &. eas
oeio1e prtscntine them fof he action of Tie Board,
aud thus pr vent liability TO iDconslde1ate action.
, 1866-04-10

CISC1sNAT. April 3.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tsibnne.1
F1pvR-puN; small aAles Of sapeEtns Ut $1,e1.
GHAH-Wheat sctire, but best grades Gcarct; AAles
Nc. spring 1t HES. Corn Ia good demand aslea No.
mixed at Sic. Oats dull and lower; sales No. = At
&C. Rye quiet but tzn. barley steadY.
NAtskxr-un]l; retail sales at 1ee at $719.
CorTon-Deprtsaeds salts mfdditnK 1t sc
pnorts1oSs-DepEtssed and ioNT; b1l bt!s new city
1nfss rork solo ut f7a01 bacon dnl sales NIB nd
II IIhc, packed, Bulk neats quiet; sales shoulders
1t lnc packed. PEine city lazd sold At 1sc 10 small
lots. cioutne dull
MoS11-Mode11tely eAsy. Exchange trm atll5,
, 1866-04-10
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Origin of the LAte Steamboat Burning
a Canadian 8oJourner Returned.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1ribune.l


"A Canadian 8ojourner Returned.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. LOUIS. April 9.
The origin Of the disastrous steamboat cenfasra-
tion 1T OR ievee on Saturday has been traced to
coaa oil, which 1t Is thought has been the cause Of
the last two or thtce extensive steamboat confa91n
uons In the Vest In the present case It is reported
that the cook Of the Nevsda, co which boat tho
dre cauRh'. wss lighting ths nts in the cook-house,
and TO- make 1t bum more rapidly, unuertook TO
pour bque oil out Of = lamp onto The dre when It
iRnlied and hurst. runplng III over the foor which
knaled the Ere shat resulted in The los Of seren
hundred thousand dollass. We understand that
the Board Of Underwater have under adsisement
the prohibition OF the Of coal oil on ste4uboate
altogether. The Memphis Picket compapr soma
lime since ceaeed 10 use Ii and now are bsck to rst
principles, usinz nothing but lard oil. Capt
Moore, Chief OF coutuiesaly Of the A. & n. i. S,,
TO-, received orders ou Saturday 10 remove The
cosl oil hmps from all the boats Of tho line, and
sunxufute 1bcm with Lard Gil.
Waldo P. johnson who was elected to the United
States Senate In 1s1 ~ the successor of The Lon.
Jae. Green, ind uno seeded and took hts seat IN
the Senate OF the socallcd Confederate Statcs, IN
The tpsing Of ,h2t gear, arrived in Ibis city this
morning IRON Canada
, 1866-04-10

Especial Despatch to the Ch.cago Tftbuue,l
MILWAUKEE. April =
fIoCn-stcsdJ. Sales Of 60 hfis choics city double
extra Rt ts.te; 80 brls 1t S'.o09Slo.
GkAu-Vfht&t xeAk aad lowrr. sajes at& the morn.
int board were. l.oc bu At u 11sH cash $l-9s
a1zgx ssllef th!a wsrk. Ss1es 1t roon board were
so bu At st 2sxaLss cash, y huy III week
STAT No. 4 Sales q p. IT, board we're: u 900 bu At
4itk3l4 tor No. l. c1th. and II ~ Reller week and
1nunlh cioelnk 1t 31SH cash. o&1s trIncx. Salt1 o
ano bu 1t &c. Corn unsettled sAles Of so tu new
No. l shetled 1t SC.
Paor11ltas- ss1es Of 100 btis swees picked
hams 1t l3Xc.
, 1866-04-10
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago T.bune.1

Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Thbune.1
IxptAsAFoLts. Apztl9 3.
The Governor is prepared to issue his proclama-
ton declaring the laws patsed At The cxtra session
OF the General Assembly in November last, 10 be
In iorce. as toon a. returns tre received from
the counties Of Fulton, ADKINS and Bhcktora.
There &hree counties by their delay are preventing
The application Of the laws 10 tmpoEant Gases now
pending before The courts and preventing laFye
number Of needy mechanics hnm obtaining tie
money lunR due them from the Smte. 1t Is TO be
hoped that they will make speedy returnt.
The eepsus take1s have about concluded tne1r
tnis 1ty The 1csult viii not raty much from forty
thousand. .-- 49,
The Judges Of the Supreme Court hare about
eopc,uded iheEE lAoorr, aud have gone home, To
remain uriil the rcculaf term In May next
w. tt~- n. -
, 1866-04-10

Especial Despatch to the Chicaxo Trtbuae.l
ST. tor.s April ..
The market opened dutl for nearly Ill lesdnE astl-
e'ts. Wheat and corn wcre rather more active md
higher Whiakey and pEuviatons steady. The xczthez
has cleared up sn6 i warm ana pIra~ant-
TohAcco-Flrm. Lugs II $t.ltks.4 ~: common ship.
pine leafat $76s2o: good manufacturing At gl..s1
nue At $500.
F1ouR-Nothfnx doing. ...
GxAn-Wheat In f4iE demand end arm 1t s3c9 u p
for spr4nx: sLsAa1,6o for ,zil- Corr hsmos; mixed
md prime yellow n 6t@1,c; White It st3 G8c Osts
steacy At 4oc Barley Heady n so771c for spring and
inferior hlL ..--
PEovls.oss-Ne.l pork At SaeDoe7Asa
TFH1sxsY-f110
, 1866-04-10
FROM QUINCY.

Pa11uro OF Jnry to AEree-A jail
Broken Into and the PftAoucr Re-
Leased.
Qrnc1, H. ApsIl 9.-In the case Of Guy. for a.
legged robbery and assault Of A. II. Potter, 1t ihe
Auarns House, last fall the jury n.led to agree,
af1er beng out over EortJtiRht hours:
The co3orcd people helc hrEd a salute On SAtuf'
day o7er The pasraee Of tho civil Rights Bill.
The river Il rlsing 1apldly.
salt .sas made On the iaif fn P1ftfhcd, pfkk
county, last week, BY 4 number Of men. Al mid
night. scaling the wills and making IN opening In
,he root 10 Jet themselves in: then. breaking
through smother ceiling. they reached the uppel
tier Of cells, where they inquired oI The prisoner
Iur prisoner named Essnt, under indictment to'
murder, but he bad been taken aMaJ 70 BFoW1
county. They were very angry 1t their failure Z
relea.e him, They raleased and look away will
Them thrhe othes prisoners and left for parts un
known, without being discovered. No traces o
them have been discovered since. except that thse'
bo.ses were stolen In Scott comfy the next night.
, 1866-04-10

quest 90 The hodJ Of the Murdered uau, Farley.
when The facs Aoove sisted ~tre e1i6ted, The Jury
~ilne. e. E.turped yesctt that the aait Parztck
Farley came o his death hy ueAns U blown hum =
I'd lie ntief vith w{llul r1n. ,rr The Cosuna &C.
tosdtpe,y issuet Z vs,rsnt. md the rrtsopef VIA
yes e day afternoon conveyed to the county jail.
vbe1r he Win re1al,n MT sueh tine ~ may % SCI
for his trial.
, 1866-04-10

new ORLEANS. Aptil 1.-THE French tEansport
Alligf arrived ct Havana On the 9Th. from Vera
Cruz, With go troops. e1 route for Iou1ou.
The United slatcs gunboat Florida Would leave
uAvana on the I'd toF Aepfnwa1
The United States eunhodt Convoy Has recently
burned at Pensacola. Thirteen hundred regulars
no7s constitute the entire force of the Department
OF Florida.
The passage by the Senate Of the Civil Rights
bill oses the presldens veto aused moderate curl
oelty.
coast, and Devastating food Is feared below on
The len bank md 1t II feared that the 3exican Gulf
railroad and the Bayou HGuf country Will be over
toNed.
A memorial nekipe for deepening uf the Miss!s-
sfnnf IL cfrrutatipp md beur p1meFpusly ftgned.