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A lady writes Of q costly stud IN India: THE
firstsAcw Of the day was Runiect's private stud.
suppose fifty horses we're led past Us. The first
ha9 on Jig emerald trappings, necklace arranged
on lts neck and between its ears, and in front OF
me saddle two enormous emeraids, nearly two
inches square, carved all over and set in gold
frames Ike looking-glass. The crupper was ali
emeralds, and there we're stud ropes of gold put
on something ike martingale. Heera Singh
said the whole was valued at thirty seven lacs-
s., $50, 80o.n
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The Board of Trustees have resolved to declare Scrip d
dend Of thrtyavs per cent the participating
premiums for the year ending 18th February 1866 for which
certificates win be Issued on I'd day Of July
next.
The Scrip Certificates Issued the year 1850 viii be
deemed also per all outstanding Certh
Gates Of Scrip will be paid the second Monday of May
1866 TO the holders thereof their legal representatives
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRIERE, viss President
p Row, sA,ratarx
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WHERE'S THAT TURTLE Ply esterday afternoon
a party of young bucks were out driving around,
and in the course of their rambIes came across
boy with large swapping turtle, which they pur-
chased for a small sum. Returning to town, one
of them proposed to trade the animal off, and to
this end they went to the st. Charles Branch,
where they traded it to Lottich for the drinks
One of them then went around the back way
asked one of the cooks to bring out his turtle paid
the boy quarter for his trouble, and then calling
the others out they all drew around to the Willard
Calling Whips out they proposed trade and
made it, delivered the turtle, got him back again
as they did from Lottich, and drove off. Going
back to Lottichs they told him they had another
turtle, got the drinks for it, obtainedt back again
in the same way as before, and drove off, telling
him that they knew where there was plenty Of
turtles and they would get him another if they
could. Driving around two or three squares they
returned with the turtle which they again traded
for the drinks. Lottich was delighted. They
were not less so. He invited them to come around
and take turtle soup in the morning off his three
turtles. They accepted, but left very soon; and
so the joke stood at last accounts. But the ques-
ton is, where's the turtle now?-[Louisy!lle
Courier,
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s BIER, '''''''''....'''''''.'''.'.....'S. BIER
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
JsvvsIry, Watches, Silver and Plated WARE.
-sOLE AGENT FOR
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches In Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
engraved best Makers rich Sets Bracelets and Ear
rn esn Diamond, Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Gold
IS karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains latest paten Sleeve
Buttons and Studs of every variety workmanship
Cents Scarf and Masonic Pins, dssgns Silver and
Plated Table and Tea Forks and Spoons Cups GObes
Napkin Rings Castors Pocket and Table ORtlsy, best
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
Once and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood.
speetacles,
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention OF those needing helms 20 ns
respectfully solicited Brazilian Pebbles the best
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset
old frames pado repairing Watches ant
Jswery, the best workmen being employed
RsnsDb bar 20 DAMP STREET, undhr the City Hotel
RTLLEARDs............. BILLIARDS
would call the attention ofbuyers TO nv new irprovad
TENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS AND FABLES, which
cannot be surpassed by any others in the elasticity
able prices with hne stock of Cloths Balls Cues eyerv
thing connected With the trade Orders by attended to
At my factory, As0 Fulton street, New York city
A DvANCEs ON CoNsIGNMENTs OF COTTON,
Tobacco Slaves TaOw Western Produce etc. te my friends
in New York, Boston, Liverpool Hsyrs Bordeaux. and the
West Indies, OSCAR BERorER,
No. s. Magazine street, up starG
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH or ORLEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
Sworn and subscribed before me- day March,
1855 EDMOND MEUNIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parish of orlsanA
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The AEonodx on the Meath of sir John
Moore.
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ETVMOMAs h. BODLEY q co..
NO. PERDIDo STREET, adjoining Masonic Building
OFFICE no. l28 GRAvIRR aTREET, NEW oRLEAHs
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular CrOssOut Mil and Mulsy ssws Corn Mills VIII
Mills and Betting Apparatus; Skating Pules and Betting
All descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and Agcultu
Implements.
We keep constantly hand full supply OF
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and Wheebarovs from the well known factors
Of Joshua Bodley, Wheeling Va
We have connection with extensive Founds and machine
shopsin St. Louls Louisville Cincinnati Ptsburg through
which prepared to contract for any class of machinery
most favorable TERMS deliver anywhere north OF New
Orleans free of raight. TH0s. 3. BoDLEY Il co
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WIZ. eOHD1Na'
CONSULTING ENGINEER AND CRAFTSMAN.
Plans and Specifications for all kinds Of Machinery
Surveys carefully Instituted and Specifications settn forth the
condition and requirements of the Huls and Machinery
of Steamships Steamboats, will be promptly furnished
Parties contemplating the purchase Of Steamships and Steam
boats would do well to them before buying
Novelty Iron Works,
Corner Dslord and New Levse streets,
NarE lrlaana
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OF THE
| CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
| NEW ORLEANS, MAY q, 1866

The Trustees in conformity with the Charter, submit the
following statement of the aaS of the Company the Both
1 day of April 1865:
Fire Premiums. .SS99,l34 II
| Marine - .....,s-.,',.......s...... AaotoUo 10
River ......,...... ............ 5g6,Si9 SO
| - .---sI OF. 80 Is
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INSURANCE.
OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
No. II Commercial Place.
INSURANCE.

AUGUST 20. 1866.
This Company is now prepared to take FIRE MARINE
and INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS, on the most
Favorable Terms
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BiAJtIsNERY.

VA rs J NV ~ ga
RLACK DIAMOND STEEL yvOuKa,
PGTTsBURGr Pa.
PARK, BROTHER " CO.,
-M4NuFAcTURERs or
All Descriptions of Cast and German steel,
-wAREENTED-
EQUAL TO ANY IMPORTED OR MANUFACTURED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL; SPRING, MA.
CH1NERY, PLOw SHEET and SHEAR STEEL;
RAILROAD, SPRING and FROG STEEL LoooMo.
TIVE, AxLEs, CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, SLIDE
BARS, FIRE BOX and FLUE PLATE, etc,
Branch WnrehOuseg
NOS 4 and H.. BATTERY MARCH,. NOS q and a
Between Milk and Broad streets,
BOSTON, MASS.
ErJrT,r9 ram
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a Midnight ApparitiOn.

O treacherous night?
Thou len6'st thy ready veil to eve1y tfeAs9g'
Anu teeulhs A'sSA'''' 'A''''' Aaron Hill.
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GHARsPEARE IExON FOUNDRY,
~ 2J3 Girod street, New Orlsau
JOHN GEDDEs-Jos. 4. sEAKsPEARE-s. sWooP
Geddea, Shakespeare d. Co.,
Iron and Brass Founders Machnists manufacture
variety Of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Draining Machines
Mill and Gin Gearing, Crate Bars Store Fronts Columns,
Sash Weghts. etc. Blacksnitb WORK Of all kIndp.
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By Engishmen's feet when the tart is trod,
On the hfeaat Of their hero pressing
Let them oifsr prayer % Engihnd God
fcr him who was Engand's blessing,u
II WAS oonjectured that Wolfe might have sun.
plemented the original poem, after he had heard
81 soults noble conduct, with these additional
lines. Or. Anster, however, is Inclined to cues.
ton their authenticity.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.


FOLGER 81 co"
Ct. F. FoLGER, L. FoLGER, W. H THoMAsj
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Ship Chandlery
81 and 80 Magazine Street, Opposite St HOTEL N
Nails and Castings, Hoop, Sheet and Iron Shoyes
and Spades Sheet Copper and link, PlOws Axes
Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead ndgRubber Betting Hose and
Packing, Circular, Mil and Gross Cut Saws,
HARDWARE AND SHIP CHANDLERR
CELLS H. BosTICK FRANK W. sEYMoURl
RGstIck 81 Seymour.
Importers and De
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
STOVES TIN WARE and TIMERS TOOLS,
BAR and SHEET IRON, TIN and TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER ZINC, NAILS, AXES,
- CHAINS, sHovELs, SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD GAS PIPE,
BRASS WORK and PIPE FITTINGS
RUBBER BETTING, HosE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, CORDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TWINEs,
OILS, PAINTS LAMPS, LANTERNS E te
All KIND Orstenmboat and Railroad Supplies
IS land IS Fulton, IS and 81 Front strest,
between Grsvier and PoydraS
, 1866-05-23
FROM CAIRO,
DestFnctlTe FtFc-BuTpIn@ OF the Wiz.
gluiA Hotel and T1Fe1Fa Rualle4R

Destructive FtFc-BuIplnE OF the VIE
glnia Hotel and Twelve 1Suslness
t4ssa. Va ssAaoih:srs : s:ssSDs; dssaae,se nre oe
Cured at early dawn this morning, fesuls-
ing, in The total destruction Of The VF-
On the Ohio Leyee, below Tenth steet. The
buildings we're all wooden. Very htelc Of tho con.
tents were tased. and there WIS but slight tp.ur
street 10 lteardon & Co.'s. fhe probable loss Is
The name. 0, the Euterc1s By the fire. their loss
lbe Virginia Hotel. on ned BY II. Wzlker-Ealoe
{5ct; insured Tor E. .s5o in the Greenwich Of New
York.-1he building wns ocenpled b. Mr. Arnold.
viii no insurance. Tne adjoining but!dtns, value1
$3.50 IN the Greenwich, Of Ees York. l, was oc-
sSRssa = o wb sRa nc
The building yafned at T. oa0, owned By Mrs Hen
messy, and occupied b Henry Ell'ott. dsugTIsl,
Erin 70 Biaeh" faioop, Of Marin Kesifng, oecu:
ped by .he oNnet-ioss <3ooo. With no n
1he sGsenol;s" r " sa1ooD
flock and 11turrs insured fur $500 in the Nauonal
Of st Louis. L. Vel, boat and shoe dealer
building and stock. The building Va. insured ios
<L10O 10 the Illinois Mutual The atocs for $4,000
il .he Farmer ana Ae1ea3n.s, q ~ Quincy. Thomas
s ,s.sd tqt t6t
i,Snoia i,ss MrtraI. The aWhtte nsl saloon.
ownsd md occupied BY Con. Aslog-oa,laing ssl-
fs,oco ID he Illinois Mutual. Davis. painter, was
H:aFed tos *4eo IN g. g. Eso,sel Gnicase
ts Oman, ZANE and los moi leaned rs insured ios
SscUv In the Manhattan, OF Eew York Lsmpctt
BgTes 1 hq,lglns valued u s@0-i1s ssea IT. 1Ss
o'tonnel, and ralned II ss,o66 ]. 4. cnnd!f, pro-
, 1866-05-23
NEW YOIeK CATTLE A1ARKET
fReported by Telegraph Exclusyel5.for tie Chicsgo
Tribunal

fReported by Telegraph Exclusyel5.for tie Chicsgo
Txtbune.1
EEw ToHx, Tuesday Evening. MAy.2,
BEEF CATTLE-1he total receipts for &ho week
are 600 bead. No resh receipts TODAY. The market
is dull and sales slow Ar eold about last erc1iu:s
rates. The large demand frou outside town Saved
the market from breaking down.
sHEEr-Rece1pts for the week. 1881. The supply
this morning was light aud the market was more
five F1icrs are E3 &c better. Tic weather vas id
AID favorable fer ops r1tioIs. Good taf Ohio aot At
GaN,xc. iHtnhls a7es1ee ;a5ac.
Fi'GS-Eeteiyrd. 1;.!!s. Nv aty.serel ears 1ccett.
% To-day. Ncsa.cs were: ade oetosc noon. lsuyr1s
se!sa 10 pay yestesla. tcrs Tilt taarse. Is
s'oEkeps nnd nHst etclsne. No sales we.e E1aIe.
trs*es are rsu17bi5 &c lower sEan gcs:'rd,y,
s.s,s l:ou1ssos.
fA<scc.e:et .'snts Report
Ise s2::ea' ss'ess tes The WEEK j. i tie ssrk'ts
tit :ss; aS1'; s;,s:5s. Is. ss&l s 1s;s 4
sS s9ss 3, :e ap cA:EE5't.s; :f ,:s ''-s s
{: :. E:er ~ {; i, ,or, ss.. 81. ''''
ZEAL C4L:.s-Iarst Ia=1i.Y n-r $, liz i2c; ordi,
\ srsi - ssp ~ -4: ~ psf h:i
e;.a es Ia r. i;,st eIsaa5; s'aS' eo
sxlsr- Heavy co1..tea, pr 5: iSz3.:st; Itch: tad
,rSssss-S,s III, l~ary retesnts, tic :.,:ct 10. ss.1
at kItd,. Cattle Il. IL unusually good u aye.I.s
rrss were sta1c II MY lower tti. Ia !: w:eA 'riale
ID It "a M ~ q r.
Eicoc5 NJ ahose--maFket clSslax berry. with sotoe
e. ssss o' sa III
r. aboxe Z seeg I'd laes u large supply and lower
week, v est u follows: Dec7es, klus: Eow1. Isl
xHl tAiEcs, 1sss soeep sua Lauba. l+s5s Swine
, 1866-05-23
mIDNlEaT HARRIET REPoRT.

Especial Despbtcn to tie Tes,c4n Associated Prezl]
EER ToRK- Hay ~
hoxEH.
The Mooey market continued active to the closs,
and PEI cent the general ssts call. The Cor
eminent dfsV heavily a The banks foE currency IT,
day. and vii draw anothsx huxr srnpunt 1o-nosInW.
The Government still hAs nom el1 to eight rr1on4 OF
gold to deliver, md this T1n relulrr still further
drain. The ten days notice u Only 1111sd on tho
C'earink House certlhcstes
GOLD.
tbs sold market strengthened towards the cloae.
and the paice rose to 1S34. The GoEcsnmsns broker
docs HpptAs 70 have lcla an3 gold xtnte eleven
O'Clock thh morning. and within hslt II honr anes
his retirement the price went up 1, subsequently
rrcedlne to l3ax and GRADUALLY reaching 1s3K after
which 1t became unsettled.
0ovEHnsE17s.
Governments weak and lower 1hlS Afternoon.
6roCE1.
The Stock market vaa dull at ths second regular
aaa last optn boards, and lower prizes made In
most inslsLecs.
The ENGLISH rA11c.
late teler7nm from Lonnpn sta,es that Sir Morton
F.to will shortly 1eaume and thss tho suspensIoa Of
lhe bsAk act bad restored order generally
FzTRoLEuX AND MINING sTpcE.
Petroleum anu Mining Stocks. heavy decline.
e Ef1W YORK JorRKALs ON TuK LuanoK PANIC.
The Etress says Of The great financial panic in Eu.
rope: ~The material for some such explosion had
bern gradually Accomplishing ali The ErtaE financial
aid Commercial ecntEea for sonae time past yet the
.uss .as5 ~ 49, 81 ~ ~ oas
nave pssa ~ ~ = w .Is napp'eoo. on
Anxc1Te Of character to almost Justly the conv1c-
s'oI enat sns tee.As - pao1e..o - A4S ~ sae
~ peuaant ue nan " -. ae"os1s aAa-
"se4 u oss'e' a.e nos a.sens ~ oe A.S
-esu, ..Hol 49, e,a.s.
~ III. s ~. aaaa Aa'e
'eoaeo ~ tats !cout' fust* 1e ou1ae eAsent4oa sT
IN 10 tno !otnt s.eeA enss!p ~ "nasl tstEo
anlonnu y. ,...,u ~. 70 nAa
aseu " A1s " ees =. ~ w essea ~ rus se
suass " .a.n op1.As. 10 .eoAe eeose - a .us 1a :.
aalsa. ua4se. - r.s "uleu'
onSe - - ~ pe1No ~ sotesee Sne3s
~ eGa. ~ pIoo.ote MAs. oae a1.el aaotoe,. ne
k.ea, Es.op1.u 1--WE" WIZ naa lneiu'ei'ss oouSea
o.AAS pssA ~ A.
iae fpss et5ss - Il ooes oot hppoAt AkeIF ttaAk VIC
, 1866-05-23
Illinois md n1lthlgun Canal.

Especial Despatch 70 1ne lineage IF1bUnt.l
BE1D0KroE1, M3y a.
c1EAnxp-Advsrce, Lemont; COL Manning, Le.
mont: LESS, Lemort; 1oulsa. Joliet; J. n Preston,
Jolet Gl7 feet lumber, 1900 feat ata. 80 feet
shlugiea; Tobacco Plant EanfAkee feedeE, ooo fe:t
,pmher; q. McIpon, Seutc. feet lumber, so5a
feet lath; plrtgo, Joliet; Ttal1e Qneen ottawa sa3
posts; 8. r. Gale Lemont; .. C. Norton Lemont; Il.
L. Looms. Leuons; Ec1lpse Locsport. 40 ~ house
bold furniture: Auqusppa, Pllaon: Loness. ottawa;
Oneida Ottawa. 50 bels lme prom K1nE Bros- Peoria,
100 br1s vinegar IS brls sa1t ns!s Inns 1900 IS
chstdlse, nj sundries; Ocean sp7ay. OTTAWA; Wing
ana ing, Joliet 10000 fees lumber Gold Rod, 0t,a
wa; Neptune, Ottawa 81 80 feet lumber. 212o fees
6tAyed.
Ak1vEp-Esse1. Lasalle, $500 bu corn; q. Il. Loo
MIS- Lemont 81 yards Eubhle stones D. Hess Le,nont
f5 yards tlmenAlon stoue; =. c. Huntoon. Lasalie
$500 bu corn: Col Masnine. 1eoont. yazus rubble
aione LTD NJ agricultural Implements; Queen City
L7snlle, stn0 bo corn Advance, LeEnont, % yard.
rubbe stone; D. C. Norton. Lemont 70 yards suholt
stone; 81kcna, Lasalle. 800 bu cosD Industry. Il
Sails, 1a7 tens coal; Ontario. 0ttsEa $500 bu corn
North Star, Lasa,lc $500 hn corn CsyugA Loctport
$500 bu corr: Clyde. Seneca, $500 bu corn, LOO bE
rye: afat1ou. Ii Sale, 30obu corn.
, 1866-05-23
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

HAsNza1oa, As5 -
SENATE.
MI. WILSON reported bin 70. tbs eqnaltzahoa
Of bounttee. 1t e!se. everr soldier, without dis
III cfot of oolor, eight and on-thjrd dollars per
.ns 1s' 5aa eT
.old OF oerte1ed away spy Of thur claims
Mt. WILLIAMS introduced biz 70 grant l.nd.
10 aid Of The construction ot rzitro1d from Salt
1etred 10 tht ro1nra1t.ee OF Public Launs.
Nj. FLEETWOOD called up Tho bill In relatlon to
e., Gnsi &. ..9si Pase Il e Id: sHe
lan-tt, Ioui1tsuz. and Florida will b opened to
settlement under Tho homestead oitl; not more
I'D pl q psent
Tue provisions Of The biA are beng discussed BY
Mestrr. Hendriess. KiskNood and Pomesoy.
The bill relative 70 puohc l1Eds In the southern
MT. SHERMAN called up the bill consolidating
The public debt am Iedus,ine Tie sate otintssest On
cost oi i,tntne md di.Posing of tne loan shalnoi
exceed DIT cent war adopted.
Mr. SHERMAN explained the bill 1t lenglh.
VI. CLARK movtt postponement Till to.mor-
row. Al he Wished to tpe.k IN opposition TO IL 1t
4 61ll VA tntroduced supplementary to The acts
fesupE sE to the Ifeaeusy Department. Referred to
a bill making turther peovialona for The Armo,J
al Rock leland vas passed.
The bin amendato,g Of postal laws, pso1iaing
turned nee Of charge to writer's. and lhat money
erec,M agents for collection Of money sh1u give
bcEoe, was passed.
Executive seesion.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
1tr. MCCULLOUGH, Of Maryland, lnrodoced a
hill to amend the Civil Appropriation Bill fof 1852
irving The Secretary of the Treasury power 10 np-
point Collectors IN certain cases. Ths bill was
Tic bi1l to appoint tn Ass,stant Secretary or The
passed,., parsed
bin passed-6s jess to s. naSt:.
NJ ELlQI srom the M se!ect @ Committee On Freed.
men. reported back the Dill 10 contnue in fottt for
three 1eaz., and TO amend the ac* TO establish the
Freedmen's Bureau. While the bill WA being read
III I'll %9a}9S RoaF EXPIRED snd the Dill went over
Mr. DElGG5 introduced bill to punish atteE-
neys md other% for withholding moneys collected
;stee III nd seised q ihe connlttee % On III a1s1Y us
Aftalte.
The uonee went into Committee OF the Whole,
Mr. DANES In the chsir. md resumed the conaid-
erapn imposing a sa1 Of Two cents pound on cot.
| tou> on which no tar has been ler1ed. The para-
kcinres not othersite provided 'or:, was. On mo,
| iion Of Mr. SPALDlSG, amended By adding the
| following:
Hor4tied, further: That brown earthen and com
| mon grey stone WIRE tha1l be subject to 4 taz
TWO and half per cent ad paforea. and no more.
The paragraph In reference 10 workers IN gold
| aud silver mas, On motion OF MI. KELLEY.
| anended ~ hoainR the prosito that the Stamping
provision saopld nof apply 20 me feEosk1us oi olo
eold Or silser not IN iump, in2ot or har.
The paragraphs relating 10 tohacco were amend
60 q aodnE = lew Psfagtapa On smoking 70
baceo eweetened stenfoed q oufted. . u1 OF for1J
| cente per pound. and By adding to the words OF
SMOKING tooacco Of AZ klqds ne words "no
tWeetened not Hteumed nor 9uited." The tax Or
this ls tWenty cents PET p09na.
I'm motion OF Mr. SCHENCk. the latter paE1
, 1866-05-23
Markets by Telegraph

Cincinnati Mnfkets
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribune
C1scnSAT1. Nay u.
F1prR-alore Actlre md prices nfrot1. Safes Of ez-
ttas At Sl4De1lo.so; supe1n enc astsc5e9A
t;sArs-Hnlat active and 910c higher. with sales
Of extra spl luk at $.97lo. Com dull md nona.
!n. vi ttt sales 1t Sic No. ixcd osta more ae.
tive with saies Of No. n {Gc Rye guies aad nont'
cal, Bssiey scarce End IN sestFs request.
co71ox-Qniet and unseittd.
Tt,skkr-Mnte active, With sales of 10 bs1sfn bona
a. &c; 20 do NJ &c
1pov1a1oSs-l o{k opeued acttTe 1t tso.s533l! ~! DC.
, 1866-05-23

VSN 2UOs NAV q.
Fxorn-Acttye At $1,000 for No. spFtnG $l.750
1sM ;os sed winter. and <14.<1 for dnuble extra.
GEA1s-Whsat ofm b4t Qutet: No. ! AlHauK -, 20
ros 1t Tlc sales yeserdsy Of SOC hu. Is per sample
no. nt &c yellow 10 DO 10 hIIlTe itc 1as
uutt Western held Al 4tc. OiheF kra1na nominA4.
FEI11n1S-GnchAnEed.
LAKE lxrot7s-Wheat. u o0obu corn. =, ,ooa hr.
CANAL ExfOK7t-WheAt, St1G Gu corr. as9a9 b1-
cats, 14,lov ba ptxa, 1850 bu.
, 1866-05-23

Especial Despatch 70 The chieago 1Elonne.1
D1TRo11. May 2.
UR-Bossd Of Trade, sturces. oceau Wsve. #anco-
rp, Lewis. Dousmsn. Gard, Teresa. Shook, Alpha,
Ferguson. Hannah, Wellington, Fame. Robinson
DoW1-NAomi, BALDWIN, Red White md Rue, Brt-
Cen. Monitor, Cznau1, Arabia Farorste, prummond,
Indian, Mastiou, sczev. Parsns. Fontsnel1e, New
m.u. Be1, Summer Cloud, Sardinia, stEe1. Aonttzu-
rs, Saxon, Frontier, Gals, Young Ansrica. Empire
stafe. squsll. VDu. Vernon. Nsvagh, Buct1ngnhm,
Preston, Ogden. Gall2t1n. WaIue Eesatos, Court
wright, 6tmtnE, HollJ, sw21low. Willard. Holt, Starr.
Matt seorIlle, G1auadA, lesf Flake. Todd, Yankee.
Roberts, Lane. stsr. Montauk, King. Montpelier. On
ward. Kttehum. Empire state. Pilot VanFalke enbu1E.
Penoe!t, MonleaKle. Atuosphtre, Brooklyn. corrcs-
pondtnt. Russ sian. Latham, TJandottc. NeHs Boy,
Rival cneIda Ch1et. Advance, Monitor.
Wind northeast.
, 1866-05-23

e3treA 70 tssA ciostnf frn. Sales EEc: so hf, At
x1W; 500 DO II &1o73 toc do II e:aSa, Bacon drRsE.
with Aa1es Of shoulders At Ike and cle<1 sides III,
n packed. Ruk passts t1nsr. and xe hi lth.r. with
sa1es Of 5ooet ~ shouiders 1t hNa24c: 4oaooo ~
Adts 1t lsAo Ioose- Lard Gull, With sales Of smAu
hts II 11St-
MuAK1-sietdy.
ANnE.-CaTef.
, 1866-05-23
LATER NEW YORK MARKET.
JSpeciat Despatch to the Ch!caxo TrIoune.]

LATER NEW YORK MARKET
Especial Despsteh to the Ch!caxo TrIouoe.]
NEW YoRE. NAY ~
FLOUR.
Flour closes dull, tending downward.
QAAIS.
Whcat-Choiee new spring not offered, but pzilns
old 1. offered freely from store at this mornings
With no buJets. Com Is 1c lower 2ncc Change Uas
arc t5m and STEADY.
KIfoKTs.
The exports for the pHst week IL 0o1 b.3s out.
56, bu wheat and Is, o0o bn corn.
P1o7NIoSs.
Pork closed stendy this afternoon 1t 81 3s forfc-u
IT, and at tn 6.k buyer July Lard dull. and nsm nj
nc. uank-salcs Of .Eeet picked hams atls1@lskc
The receipts and exports Of al provisions show !
Ia1rc fe ell1rr of {tou this titue last year.
, 1866-05-23
TEE STREETS OF new YORK.
Crosby's Opera House,


Miss FRANK o1ARA. Protesn Actrest. Vocalist
aud nanseusc- Miss JuLLA A. Htht. p3nssqse, fo ,;.
most beautiful and a!s ic arcfess and Dansenae. Mr.
GEO: 4. Hill. IFish CoWsdIan snd eccentric aeGr'
". REEVE Low Comeolnns EtheoPaa perforUer and
Comic Eorf1ist, Eekh
, 1866-05-23

Outing lIt t11ne n1Ine0 I'VE pe3Fony WEfF E3IfQ,
and DufnhcE e others wcIe u1ote OF ]ss fniure.k,
or the above bni!t1nee ttrnck: eight Of tlcin had
lightning rods-thrte Of which werr broken Of at
TIE bottom. md one pnIed ont Of he cTonnd. 4
Ntil known French c1cc.r1clan has reccptiy pub
lshrd ssua.* etaT crfnts ln regard 10 casualties hy
nh'1srg. sy WITCH we "aher the lol1o aiug :ac.s:
IN 'sc4- lhe "hols NUM- - Of per.ons k1l1cd by
i;rhr.5ng In F7.rre Waa Ss-ot nhpta ii w.ra
n:s's: s'S 70 teu.sls<; IL 1ss'. her w,:s 1o1
NIl. 1rctccn 3vass, here we're 2,s1l ileafl. by
li.h;n.s. 1h.ec figures develop one fact Of
scGt:.c interest aud sEaroraacc4 au1 tha. Is kat
more !i3sje III BE- stra:k by lfs':tusn: ta11
Women In tic r:i1u Of abo1I tA!ee % pa2.
LEErxTEu -'oE Ansos.-0n The nigh Of 1te s:h
tots:pr. f,e occurred In Clyde>t=!e'6 photograph
roor,t, Nc. 7t3 Madison street. uri:e. ciscu9
faarrrs ltel1 led 10 IFS. heef that il the sror
ot IN 1Icsntiary. The tasnriRcs COMPANY III ,laiu
fEc rte !ctt waited fe sEs,c Ef c:SEp-t:n. cni nj
Icrie. ever tle t;a-.ec tity Ia as:taHc- Guaptr-.s
efIcr. Oh ale street. ED p::td :ht 'uai2r II
Lis h4Eds. Yteie1,iuy 2!s. Tuft tarres Cd Ct, DIS
dale sud bis Operator. .aan naEnsd O717os. ant
tool Them before Justice >hnncwatd for examl3s-
tiun. After hrnr1ug or The ca-c the prisoner.
WeIc p;aced under bends Of $l.0s,o zach Tor snal.