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Leaf From the Experience Of the
Confederate Financiers.
~~4~-~~~~>>N>~~.>s~~~~~~
TRIALS AND TRlBULATl0NS OF TRENHOLM
~>~~~~-~->--~>~>>~~-~~~
How Much Cotton Was Subscribed 10 Aid the
Conftdsraey, and Where 1t Went to.
The Subscribers Not Prompt I'm
Paying.
>~-~~-~-~~~>>~~-~--~>~~~N-
interesting Corrcspondenee and Report Of
Rebel Cotton Agent.
TRIALS AND TRIBUlATIONS OF TRENHOLM


WAsiuSGros CRY, July 81, 1865.
sR;-in a letter from tho Hon. q. A. Trenholm, the
seoretary OF tho Treasury OF the late Confederate
ernmen transmitted to you BY the Secretary Of War, II
was suggested that Information could be obtained from
me concerning the cotton and tobacco owned by that
government, part OF which remained hand at tho
time OF It's dissolution
The purchases OF cotton and tobacco made under
tho direction OF the Produce Loan Office. OF which had
charge and in compliance with tho request made 10 mo
by the Treasury Department have the honor respect
fully TO inclosc copy hs only known exist OF
the last report rendered of the operations Of hr oice
which IL is beloved VIII Furnish In n compendous form
valuable information, to be obtained from no other
source.
All the books papers, and records OF the once
lost destroyed nj tho time OF the evacuation Rich
mond, and by the merest accident recently discovered
among my private papers the original, written in pencil
OF the report herewith transmitted
am, very respectfully. your obcd sery't,
A. ROASE
Hon. HuGm Mct,rLLocn Sccly Trens,Y
The New York herald., 1866-07-13
Hon. Huou MccuLLocu, sccy Trcas'y.



Produce LOAN 0Srrox, RICHMOND, Oct 90, 1864
SfRI respectfully submit tho following report Of tho
operations OF this Office since December, 1867
Tho total Of original subscriptions to tho Pro
duco loan as stated in previous reports, Is follows
Cotton, stai a47 Miscelaneous consisting Of wheat
corn tobacco sugar and other items, valued at $500 Is0
Cash. s3os675. The total value Of which estimated
at s2s.0I ,p05
OF those subscriptions during the past year only
$45ao6o have been collected This added to the amount
previously collected will give Sl5 S97 900 the total
@S Sr about 10 % sss eaap 0 aaa
numbers sold to tho government at average price OF
SIS per bale by original sabsnroerT 70 tho loan In pay
slo s97 900 the total OF tho payments, leaving stl
unpaid ell, l73,e05.
has been collected In each State:
Aiaboma. S5.16 200 Texas, s723,o6o
seu,S Carolina $500 North carolina % 100 100
'Ias MlssissppI. %1a anu sss.oso "s'"'''''' ~-OO
Add to This for cotton sold by original subscrbcrs
$500, COO Total, 900.
fy comparing above statement with that gyon in
my report OF November 30 1861 II viii b. found that
tho only payments made during the ycar sis 800
in Alabama and sia2, $50 In South Carolina
In addition 20 the foregoing the following amounts OF
subscriptions have been reeived and collected by
produce loan agents IN the several states namod.
South Carolina u 535 200 GeoFgia 81 1851 600
Florida l,43l, 100 Total 57a 400
or which only SOFA $50 had been collected durng the
past year. dsrb buled Gs f0ows:--
south Carolina. 05v
Florida 2i3 900
aNOTFh 10 fDOU
The great failing of in the collection Of sGbscripi ms
both old aud new s owing 70 var Gus causes such the
occupation by the enemy Of large portions of territory
tho and devastation committed by them in other
portions Of the country through which they have pas
The destruction Of crops the breaking up and removal
of families the mp0gefishment OF the people and tho
direct refusal Of TO pay their subscriptions No
thing has been collected for months, aud think II
likely that the amount possible 70 collect hereafter WI
le very Insignificant. This branch of tho business of
'Nlis oficc may, therefore. b. considered ns
substRntBly closed certainly until the ~
quiet times. II should be deemed dosrble 70 enforce
collections might have very good effect pub
lish n each stale lists Of delinquent snbscr bers which
could bo furnished from tho books ~ tlig Office. 1
think however that ths measure IA tho prcson;
diton Of tho country, would be Unnecessarily harsh
paralo and distinct branch Of tho business this
ofcs has been under the authority ~ tho net a pri
n 1872 Purchases % cotton and tobacco for
tho ~ government, and To ship the abroad
TO sell 4, at home o. abroad. A. gLt b. deemed most
advau ageong Tie statement below will show tho
total of T-irchases OF cotton VIII ca been
made uuGe authority Of this
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Z =
On the tobacco soli pruar ~ tN. tib ~ has been
realized froSn which the coss " tho tobacco burned
be deducteS thers will attn remain clear profit ~
tts 500 "a All of the mAnsctnred hsooo pnrc haasi
has been shipped The oollecsou ~ ths cotton and
bacoo lhe, 10 progressing saAaeto,iiy ltsonsh naa.
msralo dIic1lus. have ben encountered IN s.ssn-
efficient system into practical op.rHioa Tbs osston 10
collected bv PUSs Qsssterma'evu and nfped - 'os
Produce Loan Agep. n ths msnn"r pr-srr,b~i 10 W.
regulations appended 70 this report marked =" ft~to
regulations ws- ves- car~fnIy prcperei ~ hh oAcei
after consultations with Colyu~i fsrkn Ant'b. A@Aat
Qnnrtsrmaater - nora sod i has be. found usi tb@y
well sdspsof 70 sccmpf~h tbs pnfposss lnieasosa
Msnssippi owing ths rsAs~ ocniitioE - ths tas-
and frun the lmfos-lity - procnrns bal- rogs and
bsgplng and Tho proved failure u ssfns boofs snf
boaris . o.bed ~ prrsets ng oton, u s~ fonni bss
In insssnc nat 81 ~ oopctiss use uu~~. - ca
sf foru.al obligaEon fDts dc ~nsr " deliver y a.
fu.ara tn,s prof-riy vss up snd seessed
Tiers baa b>en o1eh frisy IN fsating eotisfbnr -
ewery STAT the sL>S ~ Which - Ne Svai ~
a rof~ ana - xln1 N~surs hsvs bssn tsksr ~ Nc
lnfsrtailon n tbs~e nvrts md ~orBe bavn Air ssy
secn 10 tbs Pretgee Lan aSnf@ snf there -
nov reason " splsvws ,ls 0ile~tr ~ the utbs
u ,hs year WHI ann ~ eomp~<s5 ~ fofio-dBw =
-ursutfy rr.raref es.,snsie - ~ Domtsr - talss
whch tie e',hs tar ss iroAhly ysf
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pcductlng tho cotton IA tho Trans Missr@ipp sta o.,
o. Gs3 baes which may not be available, there VII stll
remain igl 5l3 bales To theso u viii be proper 10 add
for the estimated yield u The the cotton rs 90
bales Pvlng tonl or 20S 34s baleA The greater part
II tho cotton l.n 10 Goorga SDah Carolina and Florida
has already been transported Arrangement. have been
made FOR IL collection and transportation % the aeabnard
shlpmen abroad Contracts Tor tho sale ~ cotton 10
hr.sisspp have been male which rili absorb ab0ut
20 900 bates including probably AL of that ~ loted
Ia exposed dstricss portion ~ the parchaea
Will sso b. taken by warrants payable IN
cotton issued In favor of the War Department Tor pur
~ mil suppbeA ] have data for estfnanE
the qunniuy which viii b. used the Tho state
rncni below VII show tho present condition Of bs t.
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The average cos, being foF leaf 81 per " Tor
a. ~ pcrtb
III. purcases ~ cotton no, navin- been made with
~ immediate shipnent scattered principally
the plantations IN the several ~inics where e larger
Irylou ~ them sth csa'ed and The produce loan
sssnb have bo.n required from inspcc
urir ami m-kc surh repairs found
saeicd. few bandr.d lals- of cotton wets shipped
Treasury DepArtropt sbroad. but n hw~ nS until Mo
psss lev oon. tha' roy regular system rsorynired
~ Enaks rhipGrns on ssals comm~osorsfc vfih the
rnl.a ~ The Object 10 BE- attained
rndgr articsc 4 cf the con'uc, with Mesvz Er'znscr
~ Tor shat " called Mo k<langsr Earvpe~a CSt
sn Leo, hs boBslholder- we're oven the prshsve of
converting tcir bpir Into cotton, 70 10 delivered a sir
pcnoe ssiins pcr pcnnd on ns'tpn of ssr' ocats
~ ceav~von % the pvpet sgests of tho Confederate
soscrDmsu. tn tine ~ pcace certain enumerated
pEts u Tie csuesisrasy, ~ durpg the 10 the 70
Of the o~opiry, within ten miles ~ rsHroad
AaygAble S.Saa Ia ortof 20 appreciate tts value u
tbs losn and rahs and sustain The credit ~ tbr Gov
crnm@H, a,road crton VA. dsiv-rsd a, ths pors u
vltasngton ard Mobil- 10 certain companies In
scnp>.on 0f thcss csrtlDeaies they f@yiEg ,hs
pers ~ uAnslor,aion frurn he Interior with the
the nrl sLlpIDsnts male ~ th,- department ne
War and Navy departments were also engaged
tBak ng sblpussBta, each Tor ia own Aoruunt
10 supply thsr 1ereni bur,auS With certain
nihiary Daeal, sdcn o,her To thi. ~
things. p orf"r = remove oonpsiion bcissen tbe
The railroads aDd for the space oatvard bDund
yessss AMI alo y haunonixs and render se,eui ihs
pended h. tbs retor, marked "a were asre.d pon
~ the heads of The three dsparuenis named and a.
proved by the Pr~idenf and the -Ib reg inons MARRIED
fB we're prepared ~ Lieutenant Colonel BABe repre-
% Tho War Department ADD myself the Esft ~
the Treasury carry The fret ut0 practical effect
Th.se having b~cn approved the ne~ system was ppt
into operation sboa tbe lst n Jane bdsf tbsss rsgs
81 oovon pbacoo and naval hsid b, o.
savsral Department. rsfc " - TUNED ofsr W tbs
Treasury snd together ~ith Oh fusars purchases
20 Be Transported " The agents ~ ths
War Department 70 the por's ~ shipnen' stored IN
order compressed and placed hoard ~ vessels and
tls o. Adng taken fof ihs s4ms, whIch then 70
~ " The assnt u The ff.a~1ry Department
Ani consigned ~ them 70 the g0vsfnmsnt agents 10 tbs
lo 10 tbencs rsshipTed 70 The Tvssury agent a. Liver
poo there 70 te ed, ADD be rfOcssds ts psosd 70
us credit Of he Cosfsdsrsfs 3tatss and psd ogt uy1n
warrants u the seer~sNy ~ tbs Treasury In uNtsaesp
~ rsgaissons made ~ the bsss ~ ne several dspsr
msnts
N. statement foau1 bsio- -lI sho- ss tisl ssnossi
q sAlgmsn made % 70 this tine lneluelng prnenis
made 10 redsmpuon u b0bds ~ ns "ksiNnssr lo.s
anx On scaoUht ~ tLs ITesaEry department prvlst
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with the company on,ci acts which either annuI the
charter or FREQ the govsrnm, from all its guarantees
and stipulated favors
It Is believed that the soppaAs OF operations % also
actuated by other motives than tho~ asered-notning
more than 70 force the imperial gover 70
very important privileges reserved to se tne cnAior
concession II this be effected, 10 u supposed
that operations will be recommended f0rthw1sn french
and English capitaiiss-among them tho Rothschs'ds
being ready TO advance the needed funds and perfec
willing 70 do without the promised subsidy There no
telling what will DO the result Tho Emperors ministry
Ia not celebrated for either brains honesty and gno
rance and oupdity combined may have great effect in
terminating the question.
Among other reforms effected by tho Emperor u the
establishment OF his state Department. which he did
upon the score Of economy. This will prove good
move In more respects than one not only saves tho
State considerable money, but removes from power
ono stumbling block In the way OF the Emperors ad-
vancement, and shelves several ohicais who have
neither capacity patriotism TO recommend them. II
Maximilian ever succeeds In his undertaking IL will
only bo aftcr no outs from Mexican influence aud
surrounds himself with ministry or enlarged views
liberal principles and average honesty. Certainly he
will be obliged TO take the bulk Of his advisers from
among foreigners but In the end his people will thank
him for It. aud II Will prove one OF the greatest blessings
that could befai Mexico.
KsnMArxS THE ENPTRk s.
Tho Emperor Maximan has given his sanction to the
following estimates for tho period from May to December
of l800 both Inclusive
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W s.ilrsa,s !. rnsis = - utbe 80 Tfsns hs~s.
~,tp psais. tie coieslel ~ whieh has b~sn giNfsf
pstey 10 shprge of ~ Hon " orsy to sssni y
the Treasury reteru~rt IN ihof region The tfb ~
virginia rnsll that - b~~n i1rpss = % - tha
AFTERMATH 1snsrs pst sftmert or flfns
Int0 c0th 80 ths afnr
~ fhe 49, ~ Jsuuary 80 Ne eoHs,'irp y the ~
hafco utbs rsrwsfrtd from ths pet SFfsfnsstss
r. ths azrnfe ~ tbs Department, wlp hsFs bssn -
c.ay seisessf fgr thsf EG0sirs - to ganf sol s
81 hi and e1l~fsnes Ia 20 hshfl ~ ati rssrsht IT,
have h~sn nfuuraasY snsAEti ~ the psffrtuasbfa e'
their agtl~. sal ARG tefen ~ ~ tibH las s'fsNy
t~en eyilste3 sd se,arf fhs rbpie - y ronf hAfe
zen esists~f psrsfs reufts ago but fof W gis
DELAY osinF 80 nfprns-i. b. military ssrclss ina
ne tssgrtafrs II To nkl snd cfhsf icAoys
tls sxtsr'faent W be QasrtsfnssfsT Gsnsfsi n The
ss@s~,ors n M sini, Who required -
port nsr rs,astsa q tts tsaco utbs. FpfsifyHs
asaDs.ty snf 44aliiy ~ the Assns ~ MS tsg4rnsn.
ks TIE gasnttv ase from sseh faffnsr ylaEisr
unssa-n 80 iq'@nco soaid nes BE- sfsfiod 4nil TO
svslnntsa hat been made kEa tfAnSswef ms Las
40. fans IN n0sf raFss. and q htrff hat la
fsm w.ska tn@ snsife t.s wi.i hsss tssn cDiissfs1
Fts fcligwlng u an estimate ~ fh- afoe4tt II ihs
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mental law Until this man returns 10 Mexico shah
dstyS Other chiefains have been similarly addre ssed
and all have answered In the above ten or
The last time spoke with General ortega was IN San
ANTONIO do Bcjaf, and when inviting him 70 rc-enter
Mexico and In unison with several generals and tho great
liberal party establish the legitimate constitutional gov
mitigation Of the cosp ds given by Juarez whereby
was declared President by and before himself tho
70 SosS
aSroad would appear that there existed govern
ments at the very moment when war was carried ON
little time be satisfied that Juarez longer Pres
dent He also told that he would reasser the law 10
which no called by his honor and that OF the nation
and that he would organize and establish the legitimate
government soon as IL were opportnne
do not know whether General OrtoRa thinks tho
now on that question; but positive fact that
In declining second flag Ortega has left room
,Sa ,Sa Se oes TO-DAY. more sna han Se
gtmats representative OF the laws and people OF Mexico.
Thus far not Of the governors OF the
the cheftans 70 whom have spoken say that they
no authority whatever in JuarcI and will respect him
pointed Governor by General Escobedo told
me that his troops would obey only tho orders issuing
from Ortega Tho forces OF San Luis, Zacatecas and
Agnas caentes have sent ENJOYS General Ortega
calling him 10 Mexico. suppose these commissioners
Though seemingly there Ave standards, there are
but two In essence classified as follows:-One party
composed OF the personal admirers OF arez 10 wit tho
onicchodcrs and a few chiefains with whom be has
ingraliated himself by glitierng promotions Thus
Juarez has corrupted morality TO gain accompllce"y
issuing profnsey commissions Of generals and governors
The other party comprises the whole liberal party OF
Mexico; II does not reverence persons but prncples
supports 0rtega only he covered by the law and
right aud therefore Is ntrused with the preservation OF
constitutional order l
am informed from the capital OF Mexico that the
Juarists OF New York ailege that the government OF
WASHINGTON will recognize only Juarez. am certain
that This Is unfounded. How could believe that such
enlightened nation tho United States could be OBJ
stinate In fomentng tho political disorder introduced by
Juarez in Mexico by recognizing him when he has ceased
10 be tho legal President OF the repubcS nation pro-
" rbiay faithful TO its constitution could not am sure
threaten destroy the constitution Of sister republic
by sanctsonng the immoral act OF tho ox.Presdent
Juarez- Tho United States recognized Jnarez when he
with him II Is only because Of the circumstance that
0rtcga Is MOI In Moxico. am satisfied that the United
States will recognize Orega the moment he nstalis the
constitutional government within the republic
[ am, respectfully. your friend. A. RIVERA
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--or. syemeing for all, $50 rs per bale.
The average per hale IN sli tho States fol.
ousSIn Missslppi, So ~ Ia Louisiana, 500 %; 10
ATkaupas, eos Is, In Georgia, so IL; in Florida
fgt as In Alabama f0i S. in Souh csrolina, si63 81
The tobacco pgfChascs made exclusfvely u tho
Gfsf n TfruI IA urAu "a fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-15
Arres, Of a No.oriou. Female Thief.

During the past two months large numbe'
of complaints have been made at Police Headquarters
BY persons who have suffered from the operations q
mse thief She would engage IN the capacity OF servant
and after remaining short time would disappear taking
with her wearing apparel jewelry any other article
OF value could lay her hands upon. Finally Inspector
Carpenter circular and sent to tbs propretos u
the various offices throughout the city requesting
them 10 etan her should make appearance OF
them. The following is description Of the thief katy
Tweed alias Theresa Russell Margaret Sullivan alias Fanny
More-ususy Katy Fanny y or Is years Of age I've fse
two three inches stout gsh looking IRISH descent As
face blue ewes rolls them considerably good looking.
good color clear skin brown hair. cut short And
combed behind the ears jockey hat also vail around
hat to conceal hel hair When applying at an once LOT
place always in hurry to obtain onei VIII not wall long
the office" ~ ,x.,s
she herself intelligence Office in Beeeksrs.
and was at given the custody Of an officer ~ the
proprietor She taken to Police Headquarters and YES
terday number Of whom she had called
there and recognized her The following parsilst OF tas
complaints Charles Lindamer No l6i Woosters Charles
Peiser No. 81 Chsthamst j. Beebe No 80 Houstog-sts
Mrs Cline. No. 237 woostersti Mrs. Tilt No. ~s Wees
Ninetee STU Mrs Noe No. - Sayvesant place; A T.
Fyerstt No 4 East Thirty aud number Of others
She Will be detained at Police Headlasrters for few DAYS
wond be well who have suffered from her dspTeda
tious 10 call and identify her,