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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-17

The amount of fractional currency printed during
the last week amounted to S342, 6Os and the amount
shipped during the same period was $500, OOOi
$780, 900 of which was sent to the Assistant Treas
urer at New York. The fractional currency re-
deemed last week amounted to $272, 1881.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-17

A SUGGEsTIoN,-Why cannot the Freed
mems Bureau start limekiln, set freedmen to
work collecting oyster shells, and convert them into
lime for sanitary during the cholera season. 1t
seems to US that this would be good measure.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE W INTERNAL REVENUE.
WAaIIfsuTpg AnFil IA sNR

Circular, No As
By direction Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
privilege Of reworking or remanufacturng old and
damaged tobacco, with the payment of duties only
upon the increased weight, which by the circular
Of the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue was lin.
tied to the 18th day of April, 1856, is hereby or.
tended tn all parties HOD engaged in the business
and having old stock on hand purchased with
special reference to rcworking the same until the
LIST day Of May pr silno, But tobacco pur.
chased on or after t58 18th of April instant will be
allowed to be reworA = without the payment of the
same rates Of duty as like descriptions Of tobacco
made from new material. Il. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-17

The SOLDIERS AND SAILORS meeting to-
night, at the Union League Rooms, should have a
full audience. Some eloquent speeches will be the
reward Of those who attend.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-17

We have in type the correspondence Of tho Now
Orleans committee and General BUTLER with Sec
Rotary McCuLLocH, on the presentation to the
Treasury Department with the first Union Gag that
was raised in New Orleans when that city was cap
tured from the rebels. Want of space compels us
to omit the publication Of this interesting CORE
spondence until to morrow
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-17

States, supplied with steam power and other
appliances for the convenience of exhibitors
and vy6dors.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-17
ARKANSAS.

lne iohoWhB ID the testiinohy, peiore tne
Committee on Reconstruction, Of Lieutenant
Colonel O. A. HENRY, late chief quartermas-
tr. Seventh army corps. Little Rock,
Arkonsos.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-17

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS for the week end
ing Saturday, l4th instant, amounted to $780,
627.49, and yesterday the receipts were 81, $780,
500 &c.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-17

The amount Of bonds held by the United States
Treasurer in trust for the circulation of national
banks and Government deposits in designated de-
positaries, amounts to 1855, 3sO, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

In the L. S. Commissioners Office, before
Commissioner Belts yesterday. motion was made in
these cases BY Mr.. Hall behalf Of the seoused, to
dismiss the complaint the ground that tho statute
did not include the case here cAargedtha, Of procur
ing the brand Of an inspector.
Mr.. Courtney opposed the motion, and. she, an ar
guneat Of some length. the Commissioner suspended
MS decision and proceeded with the examination
Mi. Ditienhoefer. for the accused. demanded thst
MI Primrose the person on whose affidavit the arrests
! had been made, be produced.
Mr. Courtney objected that not Necessary; the
prosecution had the right TO call the evidence the
order they might select
The Commissioner ruled that they might DO so.
MI. Dittcnboessr-We ask thai you will direct that
Mr. Primrose be produced ~ some time durag tie
animation the defense believed that lie had within his
knowledge facts Of importance 70 tAsm at the same
time hs. VAS not right to compel them 70 produce
him.
Ths Comnissi0nsr-You can mako that motion at
ihe prosecution then took MP the csse Of The United
States sgt Simon DOMAIN hrs and the following evil
dance " as gwen;
EDWARD Pratt, sworn sostined; Am an Inspector o!
liquors; ponan ssked witness 10 so 10 No $40 Pearl
81 10 er anne whisky aud guaranteed that wit
ness should receive s50Uoo by this fraud whisky
| knows that some whisky went tom distillery IN
SevenieeDthst to No 3is Pearst probably 2o tarrel.
saw the vhisky IL pearl-st witness went 70 PearEs
upon REQUEST to inspect the liquor; the WHISKY uas
taken troi the dstiery II Seventeentas ~ various
times. there were brands o. the oarTelsi Donar
asked witness - examine the WHISKY witness
from the 2st OF January up 20 week before last about
200 barrels OF whisky in Pesrst; Donsn told witness
that the tax on this whisky had not been pad Donan
said If the whisky Inspected in witness District
would pass; this is the SD collection district; VII,
ness examined the whisky in Pesrlst aud Determined
its quality; witness gsuged the barrels. took the
| bondage drew ponan's attention that the nquoi
| was vet wsrrn. DOnan said II was fresh CRAWL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

owing "a very tee ARRIVAL and the decline in goa3
prices sre rather easier at the close; we 9fote fal
ypod Refnir at iO l0lc. sales Of 500 bids, ct et
allie for Cuba; i4lc iof Clarified do loic Tor bar:
becces and $40 hxs. Hayens. part et HE. kehaed
steady I6lc. for Herds staarts Crushed iran:
Mated and GrOaud, l6lc. WAie y. I9te' Ina te4oW
Z, l5c. sorts are in very good demand.
sEEDS-Cioyer Seed - firm and fairly active; salef
Of IA bags at sia lie. Timothy Seed IL hrn AID
fair demand; sales Of - b3ts at - $50 ~ koue4
Flax Seed Is quiet st s. sOcS 90 %. Calcutta Linseed
is dull aGd prices nominal
TALLOW-The demand is good, and with imite<
supply prices trmer sGles Of eoOoV - al, I<f
for Wcsterni l2dl2ic for City; 1870 Tor Butchers
Association and l0.Oo0 - Grease n 1919.
TEA-Au auction sale took place to-day sitraenn4
a full attendance and considerable spirit IN bidcin&
took place. The great bulk of the Offering vas Uns
co.ored Japans many lots q which were WITHDRAWN
prices meeting THE expectations Of owners GA tAs
whole, however the sale was considered very salts.
factory the better grades beng we'll sustained snd the
low grades. If thing showing some slight improve
meut. The principal sales were 70 CITY bLyc-,. Iaa
following the range OF prices; Uncolsrei Japans,
So az So; Young Hyson, 1881 30; Gulgowders
81 % 81 - Imperial. slSsl i5ii sonShong seGsics
and OOlorg 77os4c.
WIIISKY--Ihe market is fairly active and drmt
sales OF 80 lbls. a. - %! - q !or Western
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
Real Estnic Sales.

The following sales of Real Estate were made
yesterday by Muller, wilkins & Co-Forty .frst-st.
houses and lots Nos &C. s. and 90 west lots Is by 9s9
81, 125 each.
One.lundreda nd.forty eigh,h.stone lot scath side,
2ls feet west OF EigbthGve, 40 By 80 H. S96j; three
lots adj jonirs above. each % by % 9, SlG5 esch.
Eighty oDd sThree lots south side, 100 feet esst
OF Second ave-, each % by 1922 s025 each; two lots
north side 30 east Of Secoud-aye., each - by 1922
O. Ql0 each; two lots adjoining last same size 500
each one lot south side. 315 feet east OF Seeoniave
IS by l022 $780, six lots adjoining above same size
$50 each.
Avenue A-Two lots northeast corner Of Eighty.
seco udst. each $50 by Sc feet, $3.50 each.
Fir,..ave.-One lot southeast. corner of Eighty.
second'st, 2ss by 1866 feet si9o, one ot adjoining
above, same size, se75
- xh. .nu-st-Five lots, south side 200 feet east
Irst.ave. each 25 by 1922 feet. $500 each
BY A j. Blocker, Son Co.-Iiity eighth Stone
lot north side BPS west of Eghthave IS by 100 s3o75
Seventy .seventh.st-T lots. north side, 400 west
OF Ihird.aye., each 25xi block, each Sc 100.
Seventy eighhst-Two lots, south side, 400 west OF
Third ave, each 23Xt block. each o. 100.
One hundred. And.twenty second st-Houss and two
lots south side 20 feet east Of Fourthsye each lot
25xi00 house 22x36. e+70O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

nan vsyl witness sono noBey for examining Ills
vhistH sl00 given witness when DOnaB gave
witness the 500 he did for nspectn, tie stuff aud
not reporting 20 the Government; witness made city
return Of IL not Government return Of - Alter Eli-
ness bad placed he Inspection mark oDd brand aqOn
The whisky IL would pass 20 purchasers IN the con-
munity marked Upon the casks The Quantity
and proof OF the liquors; witness get
the Government brand, snG tho brought ~ The
brand Of loo and DOMAIN thok the brand frum tae
man; the casks were branded in Witness presence.
the brand regular in its forms Donsus id
the branding; witness mace return Of inspection 20
DOMAIN; the retain made and signed BY h Pratt &
Coz abCu. 500 barrels had been inspected By witness
al % the same brand rhsky; never bad tho brand
witness possesslo. after Donan had D. DoDaH said Il
was up 20 BIS factory. Douau said be would take the
brand up town and BRAID the whisky there. which
would him the trouble 81 doing the branding down
in Pesr.-st and that wnen he had got doLe with . he
| would return 10 20 witness, DOMAIN had pad witness
three times 300 each and time so f1r
the Use of tie brand thIs occurred since Jan - asl
Donan ne returned tte brand - witness ami witness
does not know where u IS now. sud has no. seen 10
stree II taken up 20 the Thirty ninths,. Gistery
witness bad barrels IA Fourteenth %. Fecfylng
es establishment with witness brand o. which Wi.fess
had not Pot on Donan said he had private interest
d dsilieIy il Thirty nnth-st and also IN fouIt entE-
at
\ Ny Courtney said he desired 20 show that this
whisky, branded described by witness had passed
into commercial circles A. being branded bona tide
| The examination va. then adjourned TO Saturday
morning, al Al o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
planting Prospects - Tsinss Working
snssshly In the Csuris-Case Of the
sssanksat Butler-The Cholera Quar-
austse-Mapine Disaster and Suicide.
NEW ORLEANS, Thursday. Ma

INV UkLfANs, 4 uUIctIdy, nIHIVN - I0V''s
Planting is going on rapidly in Louisiana
Sugar and corn is all planted.
The Louisiana and Texas District Courts are easy
upon debtors and prosecutions are few. Important
eases of prosecutions for nonnserpiion Of mortgages
during the late war are being argued. The case oi
Mrs Or. Scott of Nashville before the Baton Rouge
District Court has been concluded but not decided
The steamboat Butler. which was seized at Shreye.
port on account Of the murder board OF negro sold
iers has been released by Gen. Candy but 80 OF the
crew have been detained All feeling between the
people and negro troops the Red River is believed
to have subsidized.
Cholera quarantine will be removed from West In.
dia and Mexican shipping. The Florida and coast
wise shipping has already been relieved There is
cholera on the Gulf or on the Spanish main.
The brig Ocean Wave from the south coast OF Cuba
for New.York put In here leaking badly Tse Captain
rad committed suicide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
GARD OF gROElIs--J3 IN.
,kCL Nouth n kfllgvN =
rRipAY, March 2lF. \.

FR!pAY March 2S--F. =.
God closed az l2t. l26l ai!eE selling - high as
1884.
Government stocks continue fiTm ard aye lot IN
large supply upon the street. At The counters OF
dealers nothing IN the way Of 1905 cen be mad I'M
der par, and for lst seres premium is asked Boz
der State stocks are stroug, with moderate safes.
Railroad bonds are frmer The general share
market is stronger and higher and in special cases
quite large advance hiss been pad, Rock Island
rising a per cont. Cleveland & Pittsburgh IS firm
under an impression that the Fort Wayne road WILL
at an early day make perpetual lease OF the road
at rental q 8 per cent on the stock. Hud-
son River was trm Under the ap-
prosch OF dividend day, and continued large
traffic. Fort Wayne is strong and sold as high rs
90. at the Second Board the extreme prices Of tic
street were not sustained, but the market was firm.
At the closing session Of the Public Board after
ward upon the street prices were lower and upon
the active LIST closed as follows: Canton, 4iGFi;
Cumberland Coal, Has; New-York Central, ~
49, Erie, sll asll; Hudson River, 1901 al09i
Reading, 1911 slOls; Michigan Central, lo@dio4'
Michigan Southern, SIS asia.
Money II easy at 5do per cent, anu AT the lower
rate balances cannot be readily loaned. Commercial
paper sells at g for best, $40 for good, and 10
a IS for ordinary. The delay of Congress upon the
Funding bill increases the supply Of money on call,
and gives now confidence to spectators for an
advance.
Sterling Exchange IS not firm, and leading names
are quoted lO7i for 60 days Francs 527l S5.25 for
long, and 1924 05.2li for short.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
81 ,OO7 ,9l2 65-for Customs, $4,000; Payments,
81 ,0l3 2S9 95-on account Of Loan, ISL 600; Bal
ance. $50, 49,, ii9 OF; Coin certificates, $4,000
In Freights the engagements to Liverpool are
900 bales Cotton at 5-l6a 3D.; 1900 bush. Corn
at AID, and per steamer, 81 900 BUSH Corn at so
SID. 900 bales Cotton at I'd. and 600 ties. Beef OF
As. To London, 81, 900 bush. Oats at CID.
The following is a statement Of the foreign in
ports at New-York for the month Of January, made
M from official returns:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

WILTON rrl o,hers ct. Morgan ard others.
In tho report Of this case it would seem that we
arc presen,d intending avail Of the legal tender
aw to avoid ihe payment in gold Of contract payable in
gold.
Whatever may have been TIE tochnicates presened on
the trh Intention to avail Of defense to
Obligation fairly made 10 discharge otherwise than ac-
ccrdug ils letter payable in god-mesning to be paid IN
zcld coin Of lie fuI valle according TO its face.
OF coue, the controversy the fairness Of the
tract made that shall appear to be established shall
Is fun value in gold dollars without reference to any
lssa decision upon any other point T. D. MORGAN Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
MARINE DrsAsTERs.
Loss by Pirc Of the Genern' aoeHe' "A
Bridal Party on bonrd-Dr""'1 esg Of
"a Yeung Lndy.
CnAELEsToN, wodnesday, dareh q, le'

CnAELEsToN, Modnesday, /daTeh 2l lsfd
TIE steamer Gen. Hoohep, 4 fine ssde-whoel
- tormetly q GoveTumep, t,onsroYt and lately a
reruar packet, running be- yeen Charleston. George
towD and Savannah, W. bufnsd at sea to.dey-about
80 miles out There We're UuIb Der Of Ph.lodep sians
on board, including Mr. DAVID Risley and bride, Who
were lately married in Philadelphia and were on their
bridal tour 10 reEide at GEORGETOWN, South Carolina.
lie was 1ccOmp panied by BIS two sisters bliss Josie
sley snd Miss Belle Rey late residents Of No 1916
Spruce at. TIE last-named young lady was lost Al
the effects Of Nj. Rsley. including valuable bridal
presents were lost The rest Of the party are cafe efe
IL "a not known exactly how the FIRE occurred but i
il believed 20 have broken out first IN the furnace ROOM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

HowEs IL MACY, BANKERS, 30 Wall-street,
New. YORK formerly officers OF the Park Bank -Four
per cent interest allowed on deposit.
The business Of this house is the same I" an Icorpo
rsted Bank
PERSONS KRETNG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT snd DRAW
as they please. and will tie allowed Interest on then
daily balance at per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any part OF the United States
or Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE Of ths various
Government and other Stocks Ponds aud Gold prompt
" executed for the usual commission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
TEXAS.
Proceedings OF the State Conventien-An
Address 10 the PresideDt-Heiief for
the widow Of the Late Gov. Houston.

GALVESTON, Texas, Tuesday March 90 ITO
There is little OF public interest to report To-
day.
In the Texas State Convention q Committee o. Nine
has been appointed to prepare an address 10 President
Johnson
a proposition also offered hy Mr.. Barnett Of
Union County 10 pay the widow of Gen Houston the
full salary he would received Governor for the
full term from the time he was dismissed by tie heoes
sinn Gnrrnufinn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

ofsp.cie'.... sl.2o0Oo4 l4s.5o7,oss i27sOsi 2l
The Chicago Tribune OF "Wednesday makes the
ALLOWING statement in relation TO the Express
Companies Of the North:
The Trustees OF the National Bankers Express Com
PAW are 70 meet in NewYork the 9Th inst TO de-
terfine finally upon the proposed con soldsion ms
is a matter OF considerable interest not only 70 the
OF the terms acesded TO By the Executive Committee OF
the National Bankers Express Company be true, IL u
matter Of grave doubt in our minds whether the con-
II il propo,ed we understand, to call in fifty per cent
on the stock Of the Company IN essh. shgs making
100000. The other express companies contribute an
equal amount IL prGPery tast * II res @ nor in
use ty them TIE consolidation If approved IS TO take
effect on the first Of May mex and the express business
is to be carried a. heretofore By the Adams Amer
lean and United States Express Companiesthe actual
capital Of the three companies being $4,000 IN cash
con ybuted BY the stockholders OF the National Bauk
els Express COMPANY and 500 O.o ID equipments ~
the other three companies The capital stock Of the
companies when consolidated however Is 10 De called
ss5 10000 for which full paid stocs to the
the stockholders OF the National Bankers Elk.
press Company, who are 10 contribute taet sum
In cash while the remaining go GOO OF stock 60 To
the present stockholders OF the Adams American and
United States companies OF the stock TO be Issued 70
the stockholders OF the National Bankers Express
Company there are 10 be- 100000 IN tie Adams:
81 500 go in the American. and 81 the mted
States Companies giving them interest OF just
onefA in each Of the companies, 20 which they have
contributed oatha the entire capital IL otae. words
$1,000 coo Of actual capital TO expeni INTO va"
OOO of full paid stock $4,000 600 Of which bozas
70 the old companies for their GOOD r'H with no other
consideratior.
This is perhaIs the most remarkable price ever be-
fore paid for good riN II the new stock prove TO be
worth double its noinsl ware. IS the friends Of the
scheme insist, the price paid for eood VIII VIII b.
fIty,v m,lions o. d5lldr, Tie National Bankers EI
press Company probably gotten up 70 sell bal
We know some stockholders who rather think tie
managers have been sola.
These extraordinary fSuree deserve consideration
III GEO COO Of sctra capital invested 10 the express:
business represented py certificates Of stock worth
SsA CO.. CO apo the uyofts Of The WI ysy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24

FIRE IL READE-sT.-At 3 O'Clock OF Friday
morning fire lrcke out The 5th hJor II the
premises No. l43 Resde-s, occupied by DAVID T. Dunn,
paper bag manufacturer HIS loss on stock viii amount
to about : O00 insured for s. GOO boz tlc croton aud
other companies. ihe building was CrmaCef - TIE
amount Of $780, insured for s9OO 10 me Greenwich
Company. The Ere is srppo.t to have taken from tie
boiler q. tho engine on the 5tl 1ooT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
The Cotton Thieves Breaking up the Cot
ten Basiness.
SHREVEPORT. La. Wednesday March u, I

SHREVEPORT La. Wednesday, March a. ls66,
via Ngw-OBLT ANs March -
The movement of cotton is very SLOW. Boats
are leaving without taking any earsoes Cotton aseLis
planters are selling thslr cotton 20 them az very oN
rates for fear il VII be seized unlawful! by them
Several commissions have been seat to washington
10 get cotton seized by the cotton agents released some
Of these commissions have been successful aad others
not
This cotton tbieying has broken Up " business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
Receipfs Of Produce.

hARcH e3.--l3e bbls Flour. $50 bbls. Whisky. 40
hbs Corn Meal, >, 1913 sacks Corn Meal, 900 bush
Wheat 4e2j bush. Corn, T. 800 bush. Oats. 467 BUSH
Rte 397s bnsh. Malt GOO bush. Seeds ia pkgs. Ashes
3sl pkgs Beef 6-d bbls. Pork ls47 pkgs. Cut Meats
292 pkis. Lard, ,lJ4 bbs. Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
a Large Vessel Ashore.

BosTON, Frday Marcb q lstt
The steamer Cleopatra, from New.Orleans,
arrived to-day. She reports that when thirty niles
north Of Carysfoot Light she large squsre-rgged
vessel ashore which, apparently, had just gone on She
was surrounded by wreckers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
LAW ANTELf.IGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CmcuiT-AARcH 2'.-Fsfore la.toe

SUPREME cOURT-CRcUT-MARoB 2'.-Fsfors la.l.ce
JAMES
DAVID Levy and jose ph So igs5erg agt. Ne az aFfesA
The Plaintiffs sued for balance of tlul 50, which
they claimed BE- l0e from the defendant Re 'le
delivery them Of rs 600 cierrs worth 81 per NJ for
which hey had allowed rim nut ~ per VI, and Of 40 hd
II tobacco valued = 100 g.! which they allowed tm I
80. They osned that the tobacco inferior
setter 70 that Which he PuIorcd 20 deliver Tie evidence
very conflicting.
he nv a0tr beng over hours brought ia
DICT a., n dei, ,d4Lt ihc whole deduction alued.
K.uir-l Frank and Nlco4sel fer IaIDubi Co--ert
Brothers iof 'ef.uiao.
sUrENfOR COUhT-SPRcIAu TFRN-MARcu 23-Esfore
Ja.tice BARsork-
John II. McCabe agt. william Canl6vel. Ct. al.
-ioian slart-d.
Tery 80 LA Ct IT, Cl6oss Motion Tor III junction de-
William Lse.,lsga sgairst ,mos l. Hatfield -Motion ce-
MED.
Joha Hama a,' Tle Empire City Oh Company. -Jeds'
FreGenck Di,z at. C'e,tpr Ians Motion denied.
Be',-. If.-i.o NoCuss
Humphrey VI. Swift ct. John L. Wyhe.-Exoep.
tons to Ecer,e's fepof, suf.iaea
SUPREME CoUaT-CuAsHrns--M Justice
tATNATn.
pEl I-IONs.
Low Mons ast Moses Garfankle, &c.-Motion
denied.
Lusele s. lynch ast james Bryla. Motion granted.
COURT or COMMON PLEA = 'Pgc1AL TERx-MAEoH q.
Before lodge CsRDoto.
Finch act. Van Dusor.-MotoR denied, with s.
costs to abide event AID with .'e TO remain, Ae, Sc