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The Montreal papers announce the death
of Benjamin De Isle, in the nth year Of his age
lie served with distinction rs IN officer In the
Royal Canadian Fenoibls regiment during the war
Of 1919, and took part In the memorable battle Of
ChatoauguAy on the 2eth Of October, 1878, under
the late Colonel Do salabsrry. He vas detailed
by Colonel Do salabsrry to convey one hundred
and dfty-eight Amsrican prisoners Of war taken At
that engagement, to Quebec. among whom was the
late General Winfield Scott, Of tho United Slater
army, % ~ .ri ...l.s
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A CHILE agent writes from New York,
that he has been trying to buy the Dundsrbsrs
He says that Mr.. W. II. Webb wants %, 500, 900
for tbs irou-elad there, and that Webs Offers TO
deliver her couPlsts In Valparaiso, a. bic swn INK
for ~, 800 0oOI u, 0Oo, 700 extra 1910. -'" 10
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SEVENTY guns have been purchased Of Mas
sachusstts by the Chilean Government for 5000 600,
without carriages. This ordnance includes four
$50 FOUNDER, siI O-pounder, md Os'poundsr
Blaksly guns, the remainder consisting Of service
able naval artillery Of various eaibres, but none
very heavy. The English guns are. those pur'
chased by Massachusetts, during tho late war; for
the protection Of Boston harbor from rebel pirates
&c. As the carriages are to be built in the United
States, some time will slapse before the ordnance
can DO shipped. ."
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The Navy Department yesterday received dis
patch from Rear Admiral Palmer, in command Of
the United States steamer Rhode Island, announc
ing his safe arrival at Eastport, Maine, on his way
to Halifax, whittier he proceeds to protect tho in
forests of American fishermen in those waters. A
dispatch was also received by tho department from
Captain Risel, of the United States steamer Mo-
nongahsla, announcing his arrival at 81. Thomas,
West Indies. ..a DO
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-28

The MASSACHUSETTS AND SouTH CAROLINA
DELEoArIoSs.-W reprint to-day, upon the
fourth page, the list Of the South Carolina
and Massachusetts, delegations to the Ma
tional Convention, with several important
corrections.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-28

POLITICAL MATTERs-liOn.H Hannibal Ham
lin, we have reason to know is preparing
speech for delivery in Maine prior to the
State election, in which he will take un-
eg,ivooai ground for the congressional poll
cy 1t is not improbable 1t will be made in
Bangor on the night before the election
Boston Transcr7pt, lradtcdLl
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.

At half-past seven o'clock this morning
TIE Psssrpssr and those who will accom-
pany him upon his tour westward will leave
the depot of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, In this city, on special car en- route.
The time schedule, below, which we reprint
as corrected, will mark the stoppagcs that
tie distinguished party will make. The fol-
lowing ID it's personnel:
THE PREsrDESr. ..4 .-r-,
The SEcRErARY or STATE and Ladies'.
The SECRETARY OF fHE Navy and wife.
The PosTxAsrRR GENERAL. ... ..'.. u
General GRANT.
Admiral FARRAeur.
Senator PATTERSON and wife. s
Col. WILLIAM @. MooRE, Col. ROBERT
MoRRow, the Presidents Private Secretaries.
DIS. GooDrSG, U. 8. Marshal District of
Columbia. -.
JAMES R. O'BERyK, U. s. Deputy Mar
Mr.. L. A. GoBRIoHr. .H... .
Mr.. W. W. WARDEN.
Hospitalities have already been extended
by the authorities and citizens of Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Wilmington, New Jersey, New
York city, Albany, Auburn, Rochester, Buff
falo, Eric, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Chi
cago, Peoria, indianapolis, and other cities
on the route. .... 90.
In New York extraordinary efforts are
making to do honor to the distinguished head
Of the nstion. In Philadelphia the mer-
chants have taken the matter in hand and
viii no doubt teach the city government q
lesson in the rule of civility.
Major General MoCAILux mot Mr.. SMITH,
as erroneously printed yesterday will &c,
company the party as Superintendent Of
Railroads, assisted by GEoRGK 8. Kooxrz,
Esq, Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The time schedule below has been changed
from that Of yesterday, so far as to give an
hour more time at West Point:
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=.
other. The former is the only principle b.
which any association Dc sssals csnrhe main
tanned. Without compromises - ,concilia
ton no family or State, nd Community of an,
kind could ID maintained for sn hour. Blu
by the oppSoite COURTS we nav maintain on
nationality, oerhaps, bnt Il viii cense TO b,
. free country. We NAV be ala. 81 prea
expense, TO repress outbreaks. md 10 max,
the blacks the ruling force in that section
led by IN army of white harpies thirsting fol
blood and plumber, but we shall never mnky
the trysprosperous and happy.
The Question, then, Is which do the peopl,
prefer Not the politicians of any school
but the ,people left 70 their own choice, There
can be no question the people desire forgive
ness and Cancellation; to fet the past burr
the past Ic the conciliatory policy inaupn
rated by Mr.. Lincoln had been honestly
and freely carried out by every deparsrnehi
Of, the Government, the South would have
been at this hour more truly and cordially
loyal to the National Government than evel
before. But, unfortunately, IL suited the
purposes of mere partisans, in order to per.
petuate their own rule-persons who aid no,
desire the reconciliation Of the South 10 use
or attempt to use Mr.. johnson for their owr
sinister purposes. II was accordingly said
rs we ali remember, by those in this interes,
men who did not believe in any supreme
overruling power but their own-that Proyi
dcnce had wonderfully interfered at this crit
ical period Of the nations history to remove
Mr. Lincoln Just because he had beeom toe
humane, too tender-hearted towards rebels
and had kindly sent Mr.. johnson to perform
the needfui Office of humblinp the South
Just as II Omnipotence could not work with
one instrument as we'll as anothert as II the
hearts Of oil men were not in His mighty
hand, to will and to work His own good
pleasure J. 81. q, 0..ar-a h'a 7,Ie ''hs
And after IL became apparent that this
new instrument Of political providence, sen,
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rattan a, MAJ r,.,.na ,.., v.s.
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iHH pnys'c'ahs IN London nave es'ap q1Se
club IT'S to be called the "LsesA." 'oharse.
''n,u''
IhE corher-stones Oh TWO immense Iac-
tories Msrs laid At West Point Ga. The oshsr day.
with appropriate ceremones
A LADY Il about 70 appear as, trrpcze
performer n bssdons' OHef nsss Is Mise sssnes
from under. ,.,.,.,,s A.,
THR Kearney Herald, Of q late date, con
hr.s recent sseovnts Of Isaisa ssAssssrss m VAss
region. %, "a s'r'y y ,-'r s''S ''.Er sisv' y
AT Negaunee, Mich, on the 18th, Mrs.
Kalipe., wife Of Patrick railing and hly sassAtsr,
we're burned 10 death BY ne burning Or hIs houss,
Mas. sF.r,s "a aguain oett;no, ont o,,t ~
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S,d II y 80 - =
.,lsu'As 'asine ny nnahs |. oan sns' :
from sss juic., ~h.ch They bo,r down a. ne sspls
sugarsrs do the rap IL the saocharins Tree. - -
'THxRr m A society OF reyolutiohhists ~
R..,,, o.I,.d IN. q H.lIn .oo,s,v : Er,l.u,...N
7, 4, n,ono,.d Ia -. Re MAJ 4 a. 'h.,.,.
~ m.mb.,, az mi, ord,, -s.."-'
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noshRr noSSns ~ ' 'ne wv NV = tk Leoye',
nn alleged offered % Tsneon ws'hington va
college win me sum o. sio.YSo,n us frssden.'
the ox-roboI ten. Wo0k2 0vUSfkDut0 Arttclo
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-28

|. In General ordsrs No. ?, August Esd, instant,
Gen. Hooker, in assuming command Of the De-
partment Of the Lakes announces the following
officers as composing his staff 3D..
Brevet Brig. Gen. George D. Ruggles Assistant
Adjutant General; Brevst Capt ]. NJ Lancaster,
First Lieut.. Sd artillery, A. d. c.; First Lieut. w.
W. Thompkins, Sd artillery. A. D. c.; Col. @. II
Hoyt, Brsyet Brig Gen. U. s. volunteers, Chief
Qusrtermaster; Capt. c. B. Atehison, Additional
A. b. G., Brevet Colonel U. 8. volunteers Assist.
ant Inspector General; Surgeon @. Tripler, Major
and Brevet Colonel U. S. army, Medical Director;
Capt J, II. Gilman, Q. g., Brevet Colonel Y. s.
army. Chief Commissaryi Capt. O. F. Robe, V. R.
G., Acting Judge Advocate.
In announcing his staff, the commanding general
states that all orders now governing the Depart.
ment will continue in force until otherwise or.
dered.
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a vnrS,r rwn~ ~ .s aSmrurrr~
IN. c,uer,.. 49, !" -. a..
inc 'o"o"hg ie''er IN rum 'ne pen "
gentleman who vs. formerly Chiei Justice
Of the State Of Vermont, and b now ons
1 of the leading me,nbers Of Inc SuiFolk bar d
Nass.chuso,ts m was oddrrssedto mon,
% an, -, -
oer VI 'he N"uonsi on mon rAeee'eSe oon'
mittee:
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HaS ' 49, ,", ,ho, w n NO $4,000 ~ p.v o.,,J
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x;ct;on that II can nnlu hs eTactsd NV a
stead ond oons;s,an, s'n,ort os tho hn,,oya
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-28

INTERNAL REvEspE.-Ths receipts from this
source yesterday we're 80, 035, 9O7H. To-,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-28

Tvs Indians on the plains cali our breech'
Is.ass "hssS sAss'" gpnh
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TkeEery --latest byTdcgrsM
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
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MOVEMENTS sOR. d. & NAVAL OFFICERS.
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MARITAL 9LlN ! REPEALED
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oHoLERAIH NEW RLEAHs,
y,sTli-4----- bds 9i'rsnp :, e. "a
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oussxsrowH. Monday svsaias, Aas. 37.-TSs
steamship Tsriaa arrived Ills aiasraooa. : ~ ,.,q
LosDoxpnnRY, Monday evening Avs 27.-rk.
stssaship hsroyisn has aniyyd = q - l,n'. ~
Ths rsfsra iispsay h shis city to-day ~ rood.
and passsd Oh without riot OF dislurAs,e, Of snv
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-28

THR physicians In London have estab!ished
. club II 10 to DO called the "Lsesh." .dksrAo
, 1866-04-17
Markets by Telegraph
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the WesteEn Assoeisted Pres'I
NEW IoKk. April l6.
ooLp.
Gold closed at lsy@1ssx.
MONEY. .--
Money market easy with moderate demand ~ 4Ss
per cent.
RAILROAD srccKs-
Tbs market for Railroad sharea WAS stooEer Et the
second regular. and open boards, With Erie, Pitts
burgb, and Rock lsInnd as feAsut3s.
noyRRxxkNzs.
Government securities cons'nued in demand to the
close Of The day. and the last sales were The hsheas
the dsy. .. -
xIscK11AsEous. 49,
Miscellaneous list active to the close, but the bust
ness OF the day has beta very hsaSy.
~ FIrRoEEux AND MINING sTocKs.
Petroleum aud Mining ahafes were Quiet this attcr.
noon: nuchsn,n. a6c Empire, sc; .. g.. $500 Pis-
hole Greek, S2gs; Clinton, 4i.oa: Beuucaod si1.eo
Benton, $1.os; holman. &c: Montana, s1.H; QnaEtz
ltll, &l!z5 Kpp and Buell.. $2-D.
uroETs !Ar KKw To7r.
Foreign Imports for February at Row Tor sS0.612.-
ss7s since July sts los s. Exports sans tine. In
currency, slT,3sss2. balance n subtreasary. %oo,
LIST.
Def GOODS.
Tho following il the report from the dry gooda
market.
The uarsc ct looks weak. The feeling among buyers
l. that goods must 60 lower. Tee newa from Eu rope
in regard to cotton has had the eject to de7sc,s Ill
kinds otentton good&. Notions Auu fancy goods dull
both domestic xrd soreigp. Back silks dull; blsef
cloths and casaimerrs lower: Good brandt OF 1anneL
maintain prces< Choice dress goods bring full prlccs
Fine A.paccas In black and colots, In far demand Al
good prices.
, LATEST rascxs.
Priuts-Al,ep, &c American. tBHc; Amoskeaz lie
Arnold, 1te; cochcco, 2lc; Garner j Co.. 21c: Paci
&c, &c.
SPOOL Cotton-C1ark't six cords, st,eo: do exam
e1rh &c. Coas8 81 %. Stafford Dfps f3t WITH
, 1866-04-17
FENIANA,
Capture OF an English Revenue flag
Uni1ed States War Tea&ei ut Easaport
-Reported Ikevolt OF English Soldiers
"A $nsplcIous Brig xCapture<l-Eriul Of
ns.f f&fv or

Capture OF an English Revenue Flag
United States War Teaxet ut EasapOrt
-Keported Ikevo]t OF English Spiders
"A SnsplcIous Brig IgCaptured-:Frin Of
Murphy mud his Men.
NEW YoRK, April 15.-The MesaLr1 Eastport.
Ne, fpce1a', dated 1ae 1eth says: Nine armed
dian kland la.t night They belonged 70 the crew
Of the fenlnn pt1snsfef, IRON which they lowered
dndr tbe &c
pylahes, RDd within reach 1t any moment Of the
picket boats. The hae was surrendered without a
gnn being fred. Il Is believed there we're no SOL
dlers on the Island.
..The United States cnnboat Wlnooski arrived
this forenoon. Hnd anchored OF the Town.
,ecs at s. stephcns treS % down ,hei. I srms vuI IN
scyolt- but were al aitssted ard Imprisoned.
"a suspicious big vas captured iast night OF
A.hnslot. and waa lowed .aso tic harbor Today"
The Htred's Canadian correspondent eays: "lhe
public INDIGNATION !n regard to the secret trial Of
Murphy and his men Is tt,'i openly demonstrated
thereby rxciicd.
Tonox7o, T. ", April 1s-ordess have been Is
ened !or tho whole rroTncsal force to parade and
drill two days every week; also, proclamation de-
c4atinE the act respecting tho pnbiic health to be
enforced for Elk months, anu atso new Quarantine
Nxw YoRK, April ia despatch from Eastport
announces further Fenian troubles. Particular not
yet received.
PORTLAND, Me., Apr1l 1b-About 130 Fenlan5
Ietl for Eastport in boat tonight
AUuuBTA, Me-. April l6.-1d}t. Gen. Hodeton
left ibis a fno0u for Calais with Instructions from
tEe Governor to zee that the laws OF the State are
not %iolated through any hostile demonstrations
that may occnr from the Fenians on the border. It
Is conssdered ctrtatn by Inc Mayor Of Cailas. who
teleg1aphs 10 The State authorities for protection
.nat Fentau movement Ia seriously anticipated in
ihat quarter.
CALAIS, Me-. Apz1l 16.-All qulet On the St Croix.
No disturbance has yet occurred here Or at St.
Stephens, 4 FeHian roass meeting Is now gather
ltG at st. Crolx and will be addressed bf Doten D.
EtlliAu, Major Seun0t 1ud others.
There VIA Hptous tu0rlt at bradford, England,
On the ID lnst, got en- up BY Irtkhmen and Fenians
which hstcd three days, in which the Engleh por-
Ton Of tie population was beaten and lnsuted and
driven into shelter. The tioions cxcarnAtions Of
Queen" Wen take White Abbey and then
Tie locality were obliged to loeE themselves In
their honeef. and eoue who were out dare not 60
into The locality until after midnight. The most
active among The rioters and among those who
assaulted the police, were nrteated and committed
| for trial.
EAsTroRr, Me-, April 16.-The following hae
been cisculsted on board The English gunboat ai
! Campo 1sel1o: go
axalt you 4.hpse, where, II you leave behind The
properly and hAb'tmeuts OF elavery, you will End
ltberty. comrades and eounttymen."
A nulfny broke ont on board The 1teAmer, Apt
| forty men have been put In irons.
, 1866-04-17

cned the cher end around her neck When nj Tas
prepared .he launched htrseif into spaee; bot for
iuLltely she had not taxen the pteca1ton to plnou
hcr arms and tie together her leas before making
out be- puroo.e a. It w1f, tbe 1nooeps the sope
beenn ID do lts work. her arms and limbs were put
into requslton and their nnIted efforts against The
cell walls uadt inch noise as to attract ths aten.
ton Of the Iock-up keepel who. npon goin2 tn tnAt
direction and openinR the door, diseosezed the
reason Of the comuotou and ens her down. Aite.
being rtltered from he uncomfortable situation ana
Ind upon the bed, she coon revived. and nas Hell
enough yesterday mnntp1 to be taken hsfots The
Police Coust, where ehe Was 6ued five dollars
md eoAts fnr betun drunk.
, 1866-04-17
ST. Louis Market.


Especial Despstch to the Chicago Tribnne-1
ST. LoC1s, April l6.
ToDAcpo-Emall business doing, though the demand
u active. LuEs at ~ ooQt3Oo; common and medium
shipping leaf at $7.5e@u-7s; fna manufacturing 1t
Sy,.so93l,30.
Florp-Dn1 aud dropping. Ut *toa@6.2s Tor super
n,e and $1o.s12 II. 20 for double extra.
GHA1S.-Wheat-Noshing nav in the market. salel
about 1.so0 sackf. n ftom st.t3He27s per bnsnsl.
Cora rery actiTe, but OF quite tsm. Sales, aooo
sacks at 6s66c mixed and yellow and aa75c for
white. oats not very br!ss. at &a3saAc and 4ic for
extra choice. RreSAe 1t elevator Of 600 bushels at
ssc sacked. Barley. fall md spring. In lots, At
per bushel. .....
HAT-Market rather weak. Sales Of SO ba1ea. IN
lots, 1t 40 toatsso Eor loose and prime tight.
WHlsKKY-EothIp2 done.
Observation-Disclosures at 4as.oc; ordinary NEST
ut t25 Bacon-Sales OFFS ue1ces Of shoulders at t2,
and So co.. nj clear s1des on private terms.
, 1866-04-17

A Woman Brutaliy rlutllated By her
Husband.

A horrible atEsuit was committed yesterday By
IN Lis haa1u ns1ntd William Elbest upon the pel.
eou ofbts wife, the tesul Of which viii b. the dea.n
Of the latte1 Ebert Is d blacksmith by trade, and
reside. On Chicago avenue, uear Clark stree. lie /.
mn Of and]w.s constantly quar-
rel.tnR with his vile. whom ne subjected TO the
gEptsest fllsreatment. At two o'clock yesterday
afternoon he csIoe home drunk, ami according 10
his usuaf Custom, p1ocetded to abu;e the poor
wo1nau. She rcacntRd the insults heaped upon
be-. and 'he yre1eb, in his frenzy Of ,see seized
bIo1 o,er SNn ,he Se.d III suoen sh, n 49, oeata 70
tie tnetlanen. penet1atnr, nearly an inch
tasc knife and drew It ACROSS her head over The
syes: making hosrihle ea.h from eide to aide Of
her forehead The rullan finally sexed police.
mans cauo, and beat her Numerically over The
bead. ffacinstng her skull In several places. The
aEd Elbest. was taken into eu-tody 6y afscc1
TooneE. Who LODGED him IN fhe AImosy. Two
phJsicians were called 10 attend the woman, whose
itte was tast ebblns away She was sun Ii lite ii
iato hour lust night but no hopes were entertained
that she could survive for many hours. Elbert is
tblty years Of aee and hat no child bY his wife.
, 1866-04-17
Cincinnati Market.

Especial Despsteh to the Chicago Trtbnne.1
CINCINNATI, april Is.
F1oCR-Actlve and prices Advanced sc per bd.
sa1ea Of low sppcr1ne nj SIS; extra, $3.50,
GnAIa-Wheat buoJant and prices 11c higher on all
grades, Sales Of Nc. Spring at $i5s- Corn active
at SC for No. mixed. oats advanced 1c. Sales No.
At 4oc Rye active and higher. 5ales Of No, At &C.
Barley stendY.
Co11us-In good demand. Sales Of mIddllns 1t &c.
WBlTYT-steKdy ut Sa22
PRovts1oss-F1rm but quiet. with small sales Of city
mess at fe5.5o; $50 brts country It s15.Es. Bacon
hardly u firm. Esles Of shoulders ut l14c; clear
sides, 15Ke packeds bulk meats held very rrm-uo
sales. Lard In demand At 1sc. bat no seuers u1der
1Si<c; SO ncs head sold u 16Xc.
MoSEI--Steady+
ExeuAsoE-Ea.ie1 at 100 prem. selling.
, 1866-04-17
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.l

ERIp0uohr. H., April lS-lpsp y. m.
CLKAxxp-Eatrfday night, II o'cock-Prope1ler
Morning Star LAcoo. 1,xe bu wheat, for Onaxa 2eoou
ns merchandise; for Morris. i, 900 nt eundr1es
C11AKED-SundsJ I5-Ottawa, Ottaw4-
A1R1vED-Surday. April ls-S. F. Gale, Lenout, 20
yds stone; u. Mc1ennan. OtANa. 5ioo bneorn; .. C..
Norton, Lemont, & i'd stone; Danube, Ottaws, $500
hp corn Resene. Lennnt, ~ yds rabbie s.one, Oak.
leg, Otth~a, $500 bu com Cubs, Ottawa, 500 bu
corn Louise, joliet 3D01 hu cora; r. f. GoodeI ot
lava 800 b1 corn: John B. Preston. Ottawa 800 bu
cmn; CAyogs loek port, $500 bu com; Z. .Busuham
Uuca, 3le.0tQ n1 sand.
cLxAKkp. Arr1l1s-9 =. MS. A. Douglass No. i,
Summit; g. i. Gale. Lenront !; Rescue, Ieuont; D c
Norton, Lemoat Elizabeth, Hav.ona. .s,1oo n lun-
ber 2coo lah ~. Menard. st. Louis II lulu oer
paeotah ChIlltcothe. 1900 II lumber, 72Coa alh,
ps machinery, ~ bzls nour.
AExJyED-Nore.
, 1866-04-17
Milwaukee Market.
CEpfcfal 1EsoA,ch to the Chicago Trtbursl

Especial 1eapa,ch to the Chicago Trtbars,l
AnNAIKKE, April ~.
FLour-Astive and 12Xc higher. ssles 100 hsls
Eersschy1 best city at ft1 =; 20 btll city dorbe
ex11A Ut {ses.
GRA1s-wheat excited, active and SC higher. Sales
At th,, mornings Board Of 7aooe bn No. at slsoA
HEX, cash. winter receipts sl-A; fresh receipts
t1.se. seller fIst fourteen d4ys IN May Il 33k bayer
Ill month, and $l:1 for new fresh receipts. Noon
Board-Sales L. ooo bn No.. At 1t $l31A@1-o, cash,
Winter receipts 11.ssx ftesh receipts; II q,
prytr al the month. winter receipts; tl2o for So
s,nte1 snd e1.za for fresh receipts. sp. n. Board
EouYxn Sales 80 300 bn At SiBH for No. winter re.
ce,ptl cash: t136 buyer al tho mouth g. - from May
1T 10 loh; aa2 EXC for winter and ffesh rejected
osts-sslos so bu At &c tn store, ftesl receipts
Rye3
PRoy11nKs-EomIn4l.
Rkcxu1t-2,oca brls -four; 100 bu wheat.
, 1866-04-17

PHILADELPHIA, April ia Cape May despatch
containing paper with the following written on It
!. .schppner j. l. Urees, OF New York, Lost March
1Gth, 1864: all lost bnt Ned Conk,ins and Silas
Ko,er1 PIease rtpDft Il found"
, 1866-04-17

New York Honey mud stock Market. :,
NEW YORK, April I6.
MosEY-Eaty 1t s86 per cent. on call losns.
SI1T1Na EICnAS0H H-SteRdy at 1o7AM!ts4.
Go1p-Unsett}ed and lpwer-openlng at Lay. dt.
cltnlnE to l2sH. xdranc.ng to 125, aud closing at
lzaI.
lsovxxNx1T S1ocxs- md kakc better