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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03


GRAINThe Wheat market Is irregular and unsettled win
Ger ID scarce aud prices uncertain White Is much wanted al
hor pcos Spring easier and more plenty at the eonees
eSo a ~ 81 "a 81 20 Tor new No Milwaukee O.
No Chicago g nominay Amber state ana t3 %
as New White Michigan Barley Is held hrInly and Is
at is hTm and In fair demand sales OF 500 bush state on
private terms Oats opened better with good demand aho
CLOSED quiet VI the adyace SALES Of 1900 bush al 0~Sc
Tor Inferior Chicago a5c for good Old do tOe o New 90
Rye firmly held but Is quiet sales Of 600 bush fdr west
81 Corn opened quiet but With more local and F
export demand improved and closed duh at 9c for western
MIXED ahoa. tie sales 20OO0 bush al 9 9e for West
Mixed afoa e6a96c for do IN store se for western
White afoat and 96oL for Western Yellow nsiore
sTOcKs or DRAIN SEwYoKK WAREHOUSES, OCT ]. 1866
Wheat bash-----. 137,00o Corn, bush 2 500OO
Oats bush........l 80 900 Rye, bsh...:.: 10000
Jones Co. MlwaukeeSo. Spring Wheat in store, e. No
do d. 81 10 No do do. q 81 Milwaukee Rejected Spring
Wheat q % Extra Spring Wheat Flour SO City Xxx Spring
Wheat Flour elO IS Freight Wheat TO Buffalo, l6c 70
TODAY l4OO bus Shipments % Wheat today g. 900 bush
'' ~ Tlsai. Wheat, Corr,
bbls. qrs qrs
Total 10 Great Britain ard the Continent
for The week ending Oct J. lsto.- lie6 O9e2
snee Scpt J. et 5ltg ~. i99 o9
RECEIPTS OF BAEADsrUFFs.
For % week ending Oct 1890 sl,Se 1850 1880
tIDee sept lse6--.-.---..... ;S5 O9l d 5Si 80
CUEEY cLoTH remains ffm with moderate business
GUgNY BAGS continued dan and prices are nominal at
Stg9te ,.,
ftand fn tc only transactions CO.. hclos Ayses % ~
81 2lc foi $50 Cc8ual America 90 ljcr currency. We
gpce; Day llaes-BucnOs Ayfcg &nE % H2cElc, Iuenos
eyre @4@ q, flg3Aei .AsoGriSso %SH y, pGj 20,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

sEEDS-Cacua Lnseed is dull and nominal at = 'oa2 IS
gold
SKINS-Goat have been very dull have only to note
small Of South American private terms We quote &
N gold. TampicO dGOc MadmOros 5jc Vera Cruz 55c
Tunos Ayres 3s044c; PaytA, 4ld44c; Cuncoa, 41d15O
Cana ga J3c Deer Skins have been quite active We note
socs Of 1000 Ii Honduras - COc gold $500 San Juan
at 5jc gold; 100 n Central American 5000 Campeachy
5000 Puerto CabelO and previous TO arrival 1000 Argos
trn on private The stock is greatly reduced and
prices have upward tendency We quote y gold: Hon
durn Coo Vera Cruz 6Oc; Central American 5 dtOc San
Juan 55aJGc; Sisa 5a6Oc Angostura 4OG42!ci Para 90
dG2ic.
TINA steady fair demand Inns prevailed for Pig at very
f PRICES Importers holding their stocks above the views
of buyers Plates remain quiet The stock Of Pig Tin Is about
&c O0j slabs Straits down do Banca; no English We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03
n. Y. WHOLESALE pRIcEs on COUNTRY PRoDucE
For THB WEEK EyDHG Oct 2, 1896;

"
fEyrresslv Tor THE n. T. TRBUsB Reporter .
The following are the current Of articles in good cond
ton a. sold by commission houses at Wholesale Shippers
receive 10 10 q less deducted for commissions b, e
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce 70 sell
often with the request that immediate be made cannot
always Obtain the prices which transient buyers have 20 pay
O figures are intended for the farmer than the merchant
and we prefer not disappont by giving the outside pTces VI
very choice articles.
BEANS AND PEAS.
few new medium beans have been received They were
very fne and brought e. 70 bush Old beans quiet We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

in week endlng OcL
J, ls66. :-;-....:-.... zoo $50 =: q
s sa$s 5 lis s5s d5 Isl 81 IS 3 is ss 81
REcETTs PROVISIONS
Posk. Beef Lsrd Butter Cheese.
bblS tuns.
For week ending Oct.
2 s66.........,...... ne 100 . ESQ 20
since sept J. 1865. 80. 1881 so III 285 2m3
Same time Ices. ....-.,-l64J5 l,jgl lob 2U3 lsOl
PETROLEUM-The market u dull bat steady Tor Crude at
and steady sales Of 400 bhl at fGfc for
p l. Straw W. and &c sor Siand-Ed White fTee Oh Al
560J9c.
RICR-Tbe market is dHn and somewhat heavy have
only 10 note small lots q aic TO- p"-rss" aug pai
% D6cn improved demand for Raw So
cars principally from the trade though decided
advance in prices holders generally look for improvement Of
about &c q ~ We quote Cuba follows Superior 10
Refining az "a 0c fair 10 good do at 0i lOkc fair TO
good Grocery OF lGIc prime u choice do ~ l2al2ic
Centrifugal (hhds and bOxo al " 0l2!c and Mcadonb re-
Porto Rico Refining grades at lO3 lie do Grocery do at
Dl4c Havana boxes NOE o. az u 0lOic Nos 10 10 - II
lOs4 lie IS 26 De Nos 10 az n AT f3salfsc
Nos l4E dl55c and White at 4l al5Jc BTnN IN
bags lO aIc Manila do. at - 1iOic; Havana boxes No
T. bond a 4fc net oag0cd The transactions to-day
foot up 2055 hds "a HE for Cuba lt 2lc for Porto
Ic0 and 20 boxes al " Gte Refined moderately active
AT lGlc for Powdered Gunulated aud Crushed.
SPELTEI-R Remains quiet Small sales at &c gold The
stock foreign is 200 tns Lebigh and the other domestic
remain without stock
STEARIA-The market has been fairly active but at
'drOoing prices salcd Of 10000 n. at ls sc. cash
Grease hm and quite plenty sales Of lCJOO N. at q
0l2ic
SkLT-we have no change TO in either Bulk Sack
but prices have undergone no essential change:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

QUARTERLY REPORT Of the condition Of THE
VI NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK IN Nsw,iork in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

MEMPHIS, TENN, COUPONS AND PAST DUE
vi NDEBTEDNEss-By az ordinance passed by the Board oil
Msyor and Aldermen Sept a. 1866 ordained that the past dne
Bonds and Coupons Indebtedness City Of Memphis be received
for due. owing the City refuDdahe IN Soye bond' Of Slo
each drawing per interest and payable In the City Of memphis
annually for following Bonds and Coupons .sUed ami In
dors.d by the City q Memphis
Memphis, Tenn, City Bonds and Coupons past dne
Mrmpbis Tenn aud Little Rock Railroad Coupons past doe
Memphis. Tenn, Charleston Railroad Coupons past due
Meupbs Tenn, Ohio Railroad Coupons past doe
Eemphis TsnD Mississippi Tenn Railroad Coupons past due
,nnc,usi attsnon Address P. I. HUGHES
PSNN'~ Con Memphis, Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03
or,,r. o. rrr culclso Arp ALron RAILEoAD Co, !

OrrIcE or rHE CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD Co..
CHICAGO, III. eept 40 1866 )
COUPONS Of INCOME BONDS of the CHICAGO
~ ADD ALTON RAILROAD CoMPANY due October iete,
vii be paid that date at the office oil Me,ss NJ n
JEsUP COMPANY, No "a Broadway less 0oyennent TAI
DTTRSTJANT 10 a resolution of the Executive Com
rnee Of The Director CT the Nsw.York Pier and
Wrshouse Company passed 10Th day Of September 1880
e n b.bv syn bst re ting q the StockhOders OF said
COMPANY will held the Company No ~ Fakrow
Rooms Of October 1900 ior the PuIposs
Of elec ting a Board q Directors Of said Company.
Polls VIII b. open from II o'clock ~ 70 O'clock no;
Dated 7c1i September 1886 ChAhLbS r. stA" ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

VTREAsURY DEPARTMENT. IA, 1866
Motto. IL hereby siven that tho Treasury Department 70 pre-
pared 10 Certificates o. Temporary Loan Known as Csai
CerRcaes oaces witch they were respeo.
lively ued and that and after he 15tb Of September 200 in
seEtihoae and en- and Gte
The 2Sth Of October will the remamdeT
H. McCULLOgH. OF the Tfeasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-03

FRUIT-Raisins have been only in limited demand but
rco without change ether descriptions are dun and nomi
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-13
BILL TO PERPETUATE
TESTIMONY.
Ez parte
SIMEON Fam, SOLICITOR MIDDLE CIRCUIT.

WHEREAS, WE. JOHNSON HAS
applied to me to perpetuate testimony
in regard to the notes hereinafter de-
scribed all parties having a like or op-
posite interest, and desiring to come
forward and cross-examine the evidence
which may be produced, are warned to
appear before the Commissioner in
Equity, at his office, on Monday the
9th day Of July next, when such evi-
dence, if not rebutted, shall be record
ed. The notes are as follows:
Thomas L.ng. Executor, and John
Workman's note to the Bark Of Cams
den, S"uth Carolina, for S5.I8l.5l, dated
November 4. 1861, st IS days. oil intc>
rest paid to the 18th October, 1865, and
Sl8l5l OF the principal, aud transferred
to said ". E. johnson by the said Bank
OF Camden. 23L August, 1865.
]. d. DUNLAP, @. E. K. D.
April 18-3m.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-13
UND ERW RIT T. r S
AGENCY
Nv. D. M:DOWALL, Agent,
CAMDhf, SC.

THE CT MAMA IRE IHSI'R NCE .
THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE CO.
THE MAG RA FIRE INSURANCE CO.
TUE REPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.
All of tile city of New York,
.HAVE ENTERED INTO AN ARRANGE
IL MEM for the pdrpose Of transact ng
together The business of INSURANCE against
Loss or Damage by Fire: and the Perils Of In
land I'runspo raton, and have established an
Office in this Town designated the "U.i DER
AGENCY" aud your attention is
respectfully called to The superior advantages
which the A. ency affords to those who desire
to make prom pt and reliahle insur"nces.
The ash A. srts Of euch ompany issuing
the Underwriters Policy of Insurance exceed
HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS. making
security in the aggregate ofTHREE MILLION
J.nunrv 26. il.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-13
Executors Notice.

4 IL PERSONS HAVING pEMA 'DS
~ against the estate ofJAMES CHESNUr,
deceaspd, are hereby notified to present them
p operly a,tested, and a1l persons indebted to
the saline are call-yupon to make payment to
JAMES CtlE-NUT, Extr.
March 8.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-13
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW TO..k.
-:U:-
.iLL POLICIES NOY>FORFEI7-
ING.

IIOLICIES ISSUED l'Y THIS COMPANY
l. on Common Life aud Endowment Tables,
are non tor'eing al,tr Il e lhirNy,m, Ill ls. i
tho assured ii scunlinue hi$ premiums either
FROM choice or nccess' y, he will be entitled to
d iull-paid policy inr the whole amount Of pre-
miums paid. Provided tho assured do, 8 not
eAceel so yeas ofage at the Issue OF he orig.
inal Policy.
,.ne Of the most important objects man
can have in llis world. is to make sure his
family will be provided for when lie is taken
away. You::-ifecL this the mornrmt you take II
Policy Oh your lite in favor oI your lsmi!y.
-:O:-
WD. L. DEsAussURE, NJ, D., Medical E1.
IL liner. W. d. MCDONALD, Agent.
CAMDES, So. Ca.
January 26.. ly.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-13
Prospectus Of Charleston
Daily News, = iE%

MILL BE PUBLISHED AEOtT ItiR,
W FIRST Week in August. and ,regu.
larly thereafter, THE Charltston Daily Ne,rs-
AS nuti,e Carolinians the publ llers wilt;
naturally look to tl- interests OF their own
State. aud totlra, Of the South; and ;as3ifHens
ofilIe United Suites, they will not I've wanting
III the proper, a'nolIn, ofdevotion! and tespect
for The Gene, oil Government. Every effort
shall be made 10 make tile Dnily Ners a INIT
class newspaper and in every way wo,thv
Of III patronage Of The public. - -;
Our terms, for thr present, will he at the rat.
Of $40 per anlllInl. Sn.'scri lio' received for.
3, 6 and l2 mniItI s payable in advance
POSr>H.' SrERi, nn others rhigirout The
country who may interest themselves IN p ocur.>
ing subscriptions, will be allowed the usual
per centage.
CATHCART, MCM1LL IN & MORTON, s''s
PropieIors.
No. ls ;ayne Sire. Cl,arl 'stoll, 5. T..
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-13
BUCK HILLIARD.

'J>HIS THOROUGH BRED Y"UNG CAV
ADAM STALLION will stand Tor the
ensuing season NJ the residence Of BENZ Cook,
ten miles uorrh Of Camden.
Terms, S25 cash and 81 to the groom. No
insurance. GEO. ". BARNES.
February %. IT,
, 1866-06-04
BY TELEGRAPH.

,
itepoltea ueitat o. soe 1nsauE
a5-EsatS 5s.'' VI 'oe FTeH
ina1y Shtlsoenes aho ctnai Aaa~
s.n " N.lea anu
Dt*poale.uA .. tne TIasp ,s,
Especial oespa'en 10 I9e 'n's.so itlopae.1
utaol1' 'n1c
t1eSo1tssps1osnt =. sen' ~ t.s zeal VI way W 'ae
;aues.hssI % a.,a .rsyans " .n's e"J, Ie.se'apas
ifon' n11alo 'nc !ola1 oe.eae " ,ne ree1ans. ne
nasc ~, a1!s'sa tom sus ~ if4n1, anu VII
49, s..t 'As 80 y. aAs ,,,". e1. ~
>'an. mo hgAtipe commenced his morning
rev mites from sieSenss''e. between t~o com.
pan!e' o. tue '!ucsn o"n "ahcs. OF lofonlo' aao
large bouy ol fehsahe. about o:6o a. m. N1ased
'uflousls ior over TWO houst' me volunteers were
Al n1sl ds'sen oack, onf received rainfofeesaeats
aud whipped tne fentans. ohe Regiment Of the
ia.'e1 was "ea''s 'osn'% Ill oot 'en "
hheen men
co'. s'a1 eonmaHaea me fea1ant, Eno 'ougat
"tasei5, ana on'y sletoea wren eut 10 pieces
1hc bsi1sn tosmea t"osone skltnisa INES, Win
1aen Cons4oe1ao!e osLlte aias.t WILLIE e1o
1tn1ats 'o1'sea' ~ caoee colunius.
INC fchsaos "ese outeenetaled py tms move
mcnt, which accounts Tor their suffering 30 eeyete-
=. Tue nfnt.ne was done, On Inc paft oi toe
nt.'au1 enu.5 y '"4"ueee'4' 3us 'es"3s' o'o
IN " a
, 1866-06-04

i.45 161,0s


Ike acquisition Of those small States would
add one-third to the population and area Of
Prussia, and make her territory compact and
united The possession ol Hamburg, Lubbock
and Bremen would secure her large foreign
commerce and enable her to build and en-
ploy navy Of respectable extcut, and to
lake hfph rink among European nowers.
With those additions to her boundaries
prussla might be able to complete the ab-
sorption of the remaining small States of
Germany, unless they became annexed to
Austria. which aone of Them wou1d nrrfer n
do. Bavaria. which is til. largest Of the Ger
1,1an States after Pr,ss,a Womb nn1oultea,y
nrefer n un,on with Anst.;a In prnss;a and ~
won,d o1so wnrtenhuro and R,den rbev
are cathol,c 1,te Anstr;a and would r,tnrai.
IL nrrfcr no1,t;c,1 sor;,l md re1,e;ors
re1af,ons WIN The Austrian Emnfre
which fo;ns thrm m the Fas, ~ that
with Protestant Prussia which lies a lonr
aistanca In The nor4h of them Thrv wonld
add about q. 400 souare mics aud .Oo2. go Of
FORMULATION - Anst-io AUD r. tha ,ot+e-
, 1866-06-04

The Chicago TR1npsE IL lately mach given 10
editorials On and Especial correspondence rom
Europe The special correspondents from Lou
don, Berlin. etc Is caEefnlty gotten up IN ~
rdftorials European affairs are olsxtAs1Eea from
The columns Of lis ticfnnn exchanges; 20 "e lesfn
tom Germsn readers tn this city. VINO INFORM as
teat ter e1smp'e, the editorial tn the TRIBUNE,
June 1st, headed 'Ihe Qnadnlatetsl" bad np.
peard in the Illinois 6taats Zetfung OF May Ssh, -
1 icadtue edltnr1xl, bas1nr been ftan.latcd into
Enel1eh md Published q. editorial n the cHtnusE
without word OF cedlt--Chicdgo Lon0aA
The above statements are both false and
impertinent. The article on the Quadrilat-
erai, referred TO aborc, WAS, as stated In the
introductory remarks accompanying it, a
translation from Mr.. .streubePs book on
"The Military Weakness Of France as
regards Germany" The translation was
made for Us by German resident Of Chicago
who, We presume, directed the attention Of
the Zeaung to the same work. We never saw
the article IN the Zeitung, but as the Journal
says It was there We presume 1t WIS, aud that
the proper credit WAS gircu to Mr.. strcubel.
When journal lacks the capacity TO fur
nIsh either news or editorials which the pub
lie will read, 1t usually snat1s at all papers
which display the enterprise and ability
which are wanting in It's own columns. That
la tho case with the Chicago Journal. Its
predicament cannot be helped, however,
without an Infusion Of brains, against which
reform nature has placed an. insurmountable
barrier.
, 1866-06-04
MARINE LIST.
PORT or CHICAGO.

con,-t No,r,; NHaaF.. :;,,,;ss
stF ba tas9 haosn
FIop FFoP oso9 Guna1a nsso: aad9es saaes'
ss's S..1a :aRs.
Pron GsisSn, FcnnY. ButIfaio. sundrles.
.pP fse; Senss ssTns s1ndsiet ~ un.
scnr se1is!ls 81 IL Ro,t Grand ,rs II, m ,uD.
Sch. 6etsve, s:s Johnson. Grand u,vea. ,ca railroad
sehE s; Grand u.. ,.so.a
s.n-t ues; ~ W.sfi n snipEisss, , c,.ns ao,r.
sss:. s. s'saa as7
sesF III VII rss I'll hIsr ssso coz,
senF asoa ata S0oo' a'Ss'' "'ifln''na fseF m cords
sehr 5s:as 9s'at'ff: f:.ts Dough- x.n.,.e. IS m .use<
scbr 9ss1 owens, Honey cree s. cord, sonx,s
sshs ss:!s aeSiRs' Anderson A''1sEeo 'an-
schr Eleanor. Harrison, Sturgeon Bay. 1sam inn.
sehr Fl 4 sao,er, Thomas, un,kexou. 9. n lumber.
sss. i39 Is,6. &c., ,,.., 1s'' - - 'ss.'
achr 4. 7 T. 61tsea. veazy. Holland. y cords wood,
sea @is&, L: sSd; .slsai;s ea h''st' 'a''e'' %
senF sood. A5s e'so' 'o''e0' e'a0o f'F' % cords
"s"s m isth. Ae'' A''Aek''' o' IL 'aa'oo1' "
eeo' MenSmoner. so.ep' '"SH0' ~ u 'omoef "om
senf seSnse sesSaa: COLLINS SaA'0 100 lumber om ae.
seas 1oads 1oson' NcauAAe' n3o"o's E1ef' ~ cords
Rrht EeTmsrk Ngeyeor CrAen Rpv 9an n, .ht,,,..
IA ~ IN r;hee ' .A o1S' A7s - s1tAstess
scbr tfrIrnde Rirhsn1.on tharfnttsvi,]e en nr y,u
hSr ~">H''~S ~ - A~'@>
sehr EpS1' s3, Hubbard Mn'keson' % N lumber, n n
schr Emna, ynbrlcht, Peutvater 100 m lumber.
her ~ " 011
rnrds Vood S'>N'' -.~-A"e~''' NV w S"~""eeSs
Ia:h. 49, ~ - 'N1'0s~' 4s' "
Sehr Ct,uper City. Buckinzton Musxrvon 1sn m INN,
49," hfer>A ~'~1' "~eAs"o1' '1aAe<'a' 4S u is1'-
Sthf Warren. WfJsou Black Lare Il m 1unher
sehr Inansty. Jnnnsot, Eaxie Hashnt. \: eogGsvcoo
Srhr prnrresa Jensnn HoIIand - rnrts vnnd 'o~rA@
Erhr 4 r. I;rrv Ta.nss NnSk..nn IN ~ ~ inr,h.-
~ / M n,cfs;s -' '~@0A- A A4Ae1@ee1s ,
scnF p qa ER'ooT 6i7 asand as7en LUMBER
a,h. G.1t.+ prrs,. +,k socr II. =, 11,rh.. =, -
osA4 ts,h A~sNsA31sA' ~ ~ ta1Ao9s' % III
sch- tta1iic n.r n.v .t,.t.oo, ,,z n 1rnh.x tnu
S~ i.fS nj ntrS - ~ ''aaoess Az u
srhr .s Enre 'S St,ppts1 p Hn,,,na = -~ta ,r,os
Scnr i,ezTSsT T:.i1 Et;Hms 700 n :" innb.- =, r,
A-"A shSaTfszf A'Nss 14s@@@@9eS's ~ A"eA~As ~ IN
ernr Tennnxs ant.r.cr ,sn,t ts,on 1,om Ynuh.-
sshr Stnvf l. nansnr. WnsEeson. i'd m inmbrr Il N
, 1866-06-04

and the invitation WIS accompanied with
such grim, ssscaetic smiles that the unfoTtu-
pate reporter has not yet recovered from the
chill ehudders Into which lively imas,tn aaion
field Of investigation utterly dem oralized;
but at later hour-abont tw5 this morning
"a more a1rentu! ous sprst nade bis way 10
the doortf the 1IfU, AID contriyed to ascer
tain for rs tbs. {ls floor WAS crowde With the
sleeping forms OF 1roland's avengers-drcan-
ing no doubt Of valorous deeds which may
be IN rese1Te-ior when, OF where? Who
kuoWse
, 1866-06-04
MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1866.


The Fcuian invasion Of Canada has ended
Is suddenly as IL began. The rafders who
crossed at Buffalo are all dispersed, captured,
or killed. The greater portion Of them are
prisoners Of the .. s. steamer Michigan,
which intercepted them In their attempted
flight, at three O'Clock, Sunday morning. .sThcy
Fctrtatcd just In time to escape Canadian
force OF {, 500 men, who wers preparing to
attack them at daylight. 1t appears that
they got away with good appcii.cs, having
had nothing to cat since they lett Buffalo, but
what they picked up on the road. Nobody
but nm 1rishman would have thought Of send.
Ing All army into Canada without rations
Nobody but m 1rishnan would
have thought OF invading Cauad. by
private subscription. II Gen. Sweeney had
needed the maxim OF his great countrymau,
the Duke Of wellington, thai "armIcs march
on their stouachs," he might hare prolonged
his stay in Canada by 1wenty y-four or thirty
six hours. The net results OF the raid are
that the Fenians hare murdered and robbed
few Canadians, spent their money, lost their
army, and brought their CAUSE to ruin. This
Is as much as FcnIan republic could expect
to accomplish In 60 short time The o.
Mahoney faction exhausted their assets three
weeks ago gazing at Campo BeIo Island.
Tie Sweeney Roberts faction have unw
depleted their excheuuer. Beth treasures
being empty, they have no further occasion IN
quarrrl with eacl, other. Those who escape
can now betake themselves TO some honest
calling, and reflect that they have postponed
the day OF l1eland's Independence long time
by their blunder,ng and wicked raid upon a
people who ere In no WY responsible for the
wrongs Of ireland.
We give no heed to tue theory that the
movement ut Fort Eric is mere icInt 10
draw OF the attention of the British forces
from 81. Albans or Ogdensburrh, where the
real movement Is to begin. There has been
no concentration of Feuians at either Of these
points OF sufficient magnitude to create ap-
prehe0sions ut Montreal. The xhole movement
has collapsed, and tue Feu1ans themselves
should be thankful that the end has come
before any more Of them got into the scrapc.
A pcrplc1ing question IS raised by the cap-
turo Of seven hundred Of the fugitives by the
steamer Michigan. Whether thcy arc to be
dealt with under the neutrality lava or under
the extradit5on treaty. Ia a question for the
Courts to decide. It NAV be held
that the neutrality laws contemplate
state Of war between two belliEerent
powers, aud that a. the Fenians
represent no bellirercat power, thew have not
rendered themselves liable To be proceeded
AGAINST unaer that act. Moreover the NON.
trality act npplfes only 10 officers and ner,
sons engaged in en1istinr others tn serr. in
hostile expeditions sra1nst fore,cn mowers or
tates, II in view Of tbesn fact, thev ara
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Tho advAIce 10 gold hax zsan st1tlssheued the us4f-
ket. a tho ma,kes II generally nEarr On III domestic
goods. though pr1eea absolutely any higher.
Our leading IohbeEs report = good trade during the
week, though at tha csnse country buyers snowed1e
hciras1on 10 follow The upward tendency. Aany
b.Ax d. OF leading domeatlcs scarc-. We rrv1tc
our and quote closin picea - follows;
, 1866-06-04

The Clinton Herald sayk, last Sunday night, eoth
ins,spt. the raw mill oi J. B. DAVIS, of south Cliu
scn, formerly known ne Parm1iee's mt1L wa cu.
lisely consumed By 6se. Loss about $l6,oo
, 1866-06-04
Canadian Accounts-HePofted Losses
OF the ~Queensa OWn's Regiment
FensanB Concentrating at malone,

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Canadian Acknowledgement Losses
OF the "Queen's OyVno Regiment
Fensans Concentratlu. at malone,
N. II.
ToRoSro. Jnne e-1aa5 D. m-Last night the
forces at Port Cohorne were augmented by the az
this morning the troops took tam to Rideeway
They art under command OF Col. Booker, Col
Dennis having gone On IN expedition down the
Three miles from Rtdge.ay gtattoa The Fen.sns
once attacked them, The ''Queen's Own dnne the
hllea on bof6 rides. The volunteers behaved
7pendlaiy f,n'nG At he Fenlsns With
will at LEAST hold ihelr own until tie arrival Of
British regulars and srtiltIy. -
Toronto 6. ", ID, says: tier vas s!a &c widest
excitement on the streets when the news or the
battie appeared, and business WAS entirely sus-
announcing the death OF some well known ci,Ezens,
and cante general gloom a. one aiter anohes falls
II defsnee of h1. country Ihe operator relegraph
hattie commenced At o'clock, and wss pretty
tma5s It1 aaalt. 9ur m:a ase eIslea'ing, but t6e.s
number have been killed and wounded on both
aides. There are omluous repof1s rom St Alhans.
LATER,-fhe volunteers haye iallen hack upon
Ca1ha,1nes II re1nfo1cementz do not ar1lve aoon.
Il IL reported that the sixteenth and Forty-sev-
erth Regulars, snd battery Of artillery, have
reached the battlefield and driving the Fenlans
before Them.
rhe 1ateg7apNs Montreal .pee1al eays that rel'a-
BE tLselliRepce has heen received that Gen. 3wee~
pey Is tn potItIon at st AIbans With large force.
The operator At st. Adams ssye he can't get any
reliable information.
The reporters fos1he Boston papers say there are
1.sN unoer command Of Colonel oSConner. They
have 10 arms IN sight, hnt have orders to 60 into
camp at Fa1rheld, dse miles ahove st. AIhans.
a later de-pa.ch says the "Queeu's Own has
lost u killed and several wounded
Another despatch from an operatot below says
that the Fenians In large Numbers afe at Malone,
N. T., opposite Cornwall. evidently bound for that
place, twenty eight miles distant.
Ex-menber Parliament DAILY IL circulating De-
tilon 10 the Goyerument to proei,im martial las.