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, 1866-03-07
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

markets-Fircrnen'k Ce1ebtat1on-LosA
OF = Steamer and COO Bales OF Cotton
Another Marine Di.aHter-Lates1
from the Rio Grande-An Imperial
Decree-A DecIsyon AEainst General
Butler.
NEw ORLEANS, March 5.-Colton Is very unsettled
and qnotat.onH are nominal. The eales to-dsy were
40 0balesi The receipts 1.Et. bales. Sugars, ll15c
Mo!asees. aNttehc, Gold. l3a. STERLING Exchange,
The f1emen's demonstration yesterday was one
of the nnest in this city. The engines were bcautl.
fully and ta:iefnlly decorated. and the day paFsed
arrst, By tbe military. Of the Sand Of Nc. Is foi
playing the bonnte Blue Fl9, u and other South.
The steamer Mary Hem, rom Shreveport to New
OrledDa. Was burned On The 18th n1t. IN Red 1yer,
loet : -.
Brownsville dates OF The Ssh u!t rtate th.t Nal.
Gen. Getty bad assumed the command Of the Rio
Grzndc dtztEtct, r1ce Col Brown. Military ms.tes.
were quiet. Cortinas vas lurking about twe're
Mills Abcye Aatsmo.as. On the Mexican side.
Tho death Of the Liberal chief, Me1edez, hpm
wounds received In taking the rancho dc Tosqutto,
An Imperial decree Is Published, which seems ia
DO aHAy With that which made Rio EEaude free
port entry. dulles being paid only when goods rens
New YORK, March a-The New Orleans
f.eoyu1< e1yes an account Of another ol
General Bullerts seizures while In com.
psnd At AeE Orleans, which has recently
General. shortly before the occupation of The city
By the rational troops, the municipal authorities
made Mr. Fhtn the City Surveyor, present oil
sl.0e, which 1he General ordered lhe recipient to
condemned him to The Toriuga., with 4 ball and
cham. In lien Of this MI. Pill paid the money Mr.
Pi has Iaely kutd the city jor lbe amount atld The
JUDGES decisi<n was that It should be returned
, 1866-03-07
THE DENS OF lNFAmY,
Wholesale Arrests Of Keepers Of II ouscs
OF lIIAfame.

E1rnyn 1t.4n Sn-;,hna NJ
1Ion Aats imn1fnsa MN oy captains Hickey,
hernedy und Miller, Deputy Superintendent Mel
SOD yesterday afternoon went before the Grand Ju.
r. ofthe Recnratr,. tonrt ard ,xo,e mi ,r,,,,,,s
-, ~. ..so~t ~ ..,,..s -. r 1D4s W. "A'1 1"n-e
.of 'ne "1.at u np"a1us Oh enc nunofed keepers oi
houses Of t14ame in the Taz1ous precincts Of the
c1ty. he then gave orders to h,s divIriop com
mauders 10 hsye their forces ready for ,,ra
hsbIlimenis ar eiyisns e,eh Tsn ,rss fnni.hcG ~
viii warrant, snd INSTRUCTED to excrn,e il w,tt
The ut.nnet calerffy. A. Fraf ne = ,,r;soher us
bTpucht In. he or ehe. AZ The sex mimi he w,s
showed 1nto the locl.un. and tbe capor s-ain semi
forth in eea1ch ofmore nrry. In fbis rsn,,e, ha.
fnrs ntne n.c1orf- 1:snt.tn {i,rt 80. ns1 k.s
, 1866-03-07

ported to be in Collux1on with the
lsobbers-A Livery Stable Keeper
Shot-lnhuman Murder on u Steam.
boat.
Especial Detpatcb 70 the Chicago TribnneJ
ST. Lor1s, March g.
The sensation Of today Il the publication Of Tho
testimony given By the United States Express rob
beks, stating that the Idea OF The robbery va. ttst
suggested BY Defective Policeman Mckee, coming
from Chicago to St Louis, and ihss when The mat
ter hsd been arranged they had also 70 bny Of De-
tecttyrs EaRan and Dtownde1d. The Litter, al
three deny the stories, and rcqqest suspension Of
public opinion until further investigation. The
testimony Is very lengthy going 10 show that for
mes attempt 10 invclcle the United Siates Express
became very impatient, and undertook 10 Tighten
the principal p1ottes Of the robbery, named John
son. A meeting WAS arranged. aubsequent to The
robbery, with the detectives, 10 divide The plnnder;
hut meanwhile, other officers got On the ecent, and
a1rcsttd The thieves md found the money Two Of
The accused make this statement having been scpa-
tion with each other since their arrest The details
arc gsEen Hhh great accuracy; and The dismissal Of
John =. Bleytns. proprietor Of a l1rcry stable IN
81 he Unioa Hoie on Fridas nlsht Lat. vas Sci
and died Instantly ttom the effects Of the wound
The parties arrested Oh the chasSe OF committing
ihe murder are Rulps Reed, John Slllwe1! and JOHN
v oodford.
On the s8ih Of January, Messrr. Anderson II. Gil
lam and Q. +. Breach Ct csmb tdge saline county,
o1e1 o3 or 11a .aa s s Of
s,b OF February, difficulty occurred between Nj
~ il xhieh t5n. tGHlsn ~ filied. 4se dia'sa';
maas .bc acquaintance o, T nerhsnt ant
Union t1i|sYn Invited The merriam IL fho h.r IA
, 1866-03-07
norshr. and enable u to ship largely to Europe, 1t "a

month"; and enable u to ship largely to Europe, It re
nunerauve pz1ces.
fP3Nu 1HAp1
The Evening Post shAt the spr1nk ttAde In thil
city has not BIZ dn1i In seven yea.1 briore Tbs
occastn Of ths IL the felt by ali classes
euEncss mcn IN regard 70 tha future Thru Is press
log impression that the pseseat standard Of prices an
10 some extent netttona aud that not much business
except tnat which brings quick re-ups be safely
0uoe 6uJc13 OF every class reffu from purchasing
N TIE belief the chapcs Of markets ATE all In tber Il
For. he.tendepcy Of prices Is downward There Is
now Ee7J little any trade With the interior OF he
co1aF!. Merchants arc not prepared 10 give much
eseos.. tat buyers o6trng clsh can maAe extremely
good bargains.
DRr ooops.
ine stoekl Of dry goods not generally heAyy tn
any OF their departments Cotton goods are coupss-
af'Sely scatce- The Post attributes one cause Of The
aaeas Oh nade to The failure Of the western whest
crop II sa5s the disposition e1teads to all kind Of
oua1ntaA aod does not Affect that which depends on
Inc seasons Ee1J n1nch moFe thar other trades The
goods market Is dull and l1ac.lye There is
pos o. Imported goods, and they must sell much 10
cs. There IL an ABUNDANT supply Of dosuest1c goods
And buyers ttll claim they should 60 towe1 Buy e.s
OF goods are very independent more lhsa be-
lore at this season and MAKE almost unreasonable e1-
actions Of holders.
hrown sheetinE-Paeicc A. 7sk; do E, &c.
Heached dShittlnss-Amoskeag,4 Is Inch, 4oc IS inch
&c: Harris No. !, L'c; do No., 3Oc-
rshts-sprague, 21c Lancaster. a3c American. zoc;
Allen, &c.
Dtlaines-Hsmtlton. &c; Facinc. sc.
Canbrtcs-W ash1n9ton. 2ac; Portland, l5c,
stteta5-Clinton, SIC; Indian Orchard, 3oc
11cRs-fort, q Inch, 67Xc; do 20 inch, exc.
suipea-Whlttensen A. size; do B, s2c.
Ucnlus-Pearl R1Ecr 3tHc; Warren Browns, Sc.
Hoop Skirts-S. 7. d A. T" Meyers III, liz Inch
tapes, 71to % hoops, 4s2s3c; Inch co do, 6Sa7ec
The following dispatches were received At tho DRY
Goods Exchange to-uAy: -v.
ST. LoCtsTradc dull.
DosTos-No improvement 70 .rtpost either In prices
or demand.
P1oTDKSeK-Marketn nAt.
HAIT1xoRE-Matket continues dull aud weak. No
sales Of consequence in dry goods CT cotton. Many
holders atuI have strong filth In cotton.
, 1866-03-07
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR AIIDSiGIlT MARKET REPORT,

Especial Despatch 10 the Western Associated Press.f
:. -: NEW YoEK. March T.
At the last Stock Board prices were hardly sus-
latued, Eric, New York Central, Rock Island and
Michigan Southern are being manipulated for rise
tut the bulls ind d1icut work In view Of conssnued
decrease IN earnings and The strength Of the bear
interest,
CLOSING PKrCEs.
The following xerc the closing prsces at &3o p. u.
Sew York Central, 81: Erie $; Hudson River. 1o1H
Reading. 9ia; Michigan Southern, Il: Cleveland 4
Plttsbn1gh, sGx; Rock 1s1and, 1os3; Northwestern,
Sk; Northwestern preferred, SAX: Fort Wayne, Sot.
MONEY.
The money market ws1 ca4le toward thu close
Of bank hours, and the supply of capital evfdeat-
Iytrcrea4lpg. Ge1sEal rata I'M call loans remains 1t
pet cent although more business Il doing At per
cent Commercial paper Ii discounted mora freely
NM "a are scanned very closely. Primo stenstuses
PASS Al 7@S and good paper Hom sX 10 10 per cent
> GOLD.
Gold has been steady throughout the dsy,
closing At 49,
OIL AND XEISG FTocKs.
Oil and mining stocks were acttrr md n7mcr. Ben
nebon Fun opened ut $l3.75. aAd sold up to $16to
Ircoklyn, e1.5o; Palmer, siS5; Fisst National, 10;
Pithole Greek Eesker. $3.50; OIL Creek. &S0o; Excel
s.os. $Ao: 1anton Gold. $tes; Gtlnuelt. SIS Hope.
i425; Kipp Buell.. $s-:s: Quartz Hill f4.S-
COFFEE.
The prnspects Of the setleDent Of the 5psnfsnEhi1
d:13eusty not very brilliant It present Ihtte Ii
every ye4soD 10 believe that FFance and England ELL
drnv largely the United States during 1866 for their
suprly Of copper. This Il likely to Etye tnnpetus
70 copper enterprises and stocks during the suuas
, 1866-03-07
FROM EVANSVILLE.

4
ss1rr,nr n.essane @ 70 sustain Consress-
Senator Doelittle Coudemncd.
l'pee'a Despatch to the Chicago Hioane1
JAaEsyu1E, Nafrh 6.
One Of the larEcst, 1noat enthusiastic aud most
respectable public MEETINGS ever held IN fsock
cn., x. no;as, alt n n - hal ~ ,ast nlsn. 10 Dts
,ase NC ponueai problems Of INC hour and express
qresuons now scit.tInr coneress and .he e,nnirr
The hall was hIled at N e.rly hour and l.rsc nun
oe1s "ent away unable 10 gain admission. The
tempH OF The ne-tfng was excellent. The sentl-
ys. kindly .nd respectfully 4as resolutions ~ so So
cisei, bow X a,1'l l thas an my know pre-
III sh.cqh,nt- o. 9ia ttoes sana upon The
tul tines. e"e'''oDE VI 'oe9e e1c1lot aaa event.
Hon Jamas 4s,+hn.,.,d ,r.. ahno,.
The Conyenton T.f 1e,so,. aasssaent Of
eanifnsfe soTna ~ ~ nn.Sa 70 re-
have oceur1ed ID oal nations hsto.y dun tdst a.
The resolutions were rman,rnoua,v nssscd -.
SUBJ tance cf which Is IA fnIinT1e passeo' Inc
&c hs,s5s asss ! o. FIJI and dut, o. Con-
The rebeIljoue Stsfea thsi ~ 1est,,sd :;
NAL condition In he uuIon and III .ny " tuelr hot
spa Pen % % ,ef,e sns
danger3ur and unwarlauta6le nsum,tinn ~ %
Efsoira1. That the Sta1cs snd ,a1 q power.
armed rebellion aganst Tic Goycrnmept hsys s N
s;itntion md lava ~ lie P.rhy y, Dyay 10 me Con
moi 10 be rcpresentnf n tn1ss t9, tneJ oqsht
s.htuurht fn.1 ff.,it ,aet ~ ,. unA soey nave
Resperad Thstxe hei,cgs ags H. 1aes,.
at ne Tetn ,nu.r * 70 ~ W. teeent e1esctae
Incntabtc exrrrise ~ da1o,s,a3 n ~ IN unWat.
- 1ha s.i;e - ee @ " udaEGAtea aalnofaty opposed
srmnatf- ,.tth sisIo.Itm W toosnt1.ion snd n
a1th ~. VIZ 1 9tsosa4'y 10 Inc Government, both
~ RttaineS X S9 Tqatns Tha, ,,o ats.,,n.o,.. n,,.
senstnr 1'ooiist,s ~ r. noitapptoss q tne course Or
EESaaaot uo4ntue N 9uetalnlnR Inc Feto Of the
p1rssdent3a pe; OIL, ,naL @ ~ @ aeionce Of the
ths rGss,1n,gI sna w. 10 saa nH aG9naea upon
H. snpposs o! sMa oil npon u through
N0G nsa,ss, II n1t ttonsiy ~ !nsnasas tal!.
Ho y * u ne ~ ~ HpP1ose me course OF
~ o; =. ~. nuNE Aho non. =. y. oioan III tustain-
h iSs t1e agnon o. me na11rtty upou
AAC f1E141lttuk OulHAH Dill anu QpQ1 The question
, 1866-03-07
FROM CINCINNATI,
Important AFrcmt of CountcFfeiters-
Mysterious Murder.
rSpeciel Deauaich tn the Chtcarn Tribrne1

important AFreMt of CountcFfefters-
MyAterIous Murder.
[spec,al Despatch to the Chicago Tribune]
CINc1ssATI, March e.
An important arrest Of counterfeiters nas made
here This evening. The parties were Heny Wase,
samuel Snyder and a female aceompl!ce by the
narno Of Phoebe Williams. They have been co.,
nected with drinking saloon, and for zone time
been sukpected and watched. When arrested, a
$40 counterfeit On the First National Bank OF In
annapolis was fonnd on Snyder. and ID trunk
containing the wearing apparel OF one or bolh men
were found wrapped mp IN collar box, eeven coun-
teats oi the same kind. and six countesfeit can.
pound 1nfezcst Treasury noiee Of $50. TheJ were
Ill committed for examination.
4 mysterious and shocking murue. was discoy.
cred th" morning IN lhe house oY'a gardener. six
miles In the country. He Eas eeeD going home H.
toNtzte0 at 10 o'clock at night. Aoout midnight
be informed some neighborB that Wien
be came home he found bis wifa
mufueIed. She was found tied hand nud
feet, i etrap around her neck, and attached 10 a
hedttead post. but the was stretched on the floor
dead: Tie bonke Ind been rHnsackcd mp stairs
and down, and moues and clethtn9 carried o. TO
add 10 The mystery. the husband was found to
have on but one euspender, while its rnate was at
tached 10 the strap around his v7te's neck. They
were both aged people and lived alone.
, 1866-03-07

kET fokK. March s.
Ccr!oK-Dn,l And unchanged. Sales at a39tfc for
nldtstuG. -. -
fLorE-1oc lower for cosnmou and inferior grades.
While good and chotee Eadea sse ssaay with salcs ii
1s45I7 80 for extra State: 48-S9@sSo for common 10
eoee sntRp!aE ntsats T. s5.Es round hoop Ohio aud
GEiS-Nhcatdu dull md declining tof commm and
Inferior zsdes. while tu'cny Prime parcels ~ seaTce
So;1; s:ss for inferior do; u sJ for ad MtEaukes
club Corn dull AID fcntng. with tales st sc for
unSound; &c for sound nj red hof In ttore
snd delivered: and &c for inferior white Southern.
Oats dull and heavy with sales At S4Sc for unsU3sd
Wtste51 and 5aGk &c for SQUAD.
WHrsxrF-Dult Ann nominal. 1t $l7S91aQ
GEoCx1IH-CQnre steady. Sugar quiet at 1tbc for
TGf1o llcp. and 10k<4iec for Au8cotadQ, MplSases
quiet. DentT1f1. AE4th6c.
ITTRolxrA-DnA. Crude =. &c; refined In boud,
{IasEc. 80
iRoT7s1oxs-Pork lover, y ssaaa.7.so for mess.
closing At stlsx, cash a77.kae23 for old DO. ahd
tN =. foE Ps!me: Mo 30 brts new mes: ~
Ieer steady. 4 about previous prices. Beef hams
auiet, At s[xss5c- Cut me7n hsAs5, At 1la1?4c for
heavy, :: 154l sor mona, ana i7xei:a {oE eity
besl,na Gnt: @ saa ifSEml*e I ,Hs t6otsltooed Lard
and ia3 SC for state. Chscst steady, At i63xc,
, 1866-03-07

Closing Day.
tReported BY Telegraph E1clusiYely for the Chicae
Tribunal

tRcportcd BY Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
Tribunal
NEW YoEK. Tuesday Evening, Marchs.
BEEF CATrLE-The tota1 receipts Of beef cattle
ior tile week arc 1900 There Is no change Ktnce yct.
tefday. The market il slow, but all sold. raf,ur
weleht and price Into confederation the advance IL
equal to 4c r D.
sHEEP-Reeaycd, ls,t52. oEtng to the eootlnuta
Light supply the market 10 stronger than yesterday
Pelts dull 1t k329a3z3lA few extra seInr II u rs
The market Wa the lowest for Kentucky ptock-tvo
weeks On the road .nd In bad ofdsr-se II &c. Good
fatr Ohio. Illinois and Michigan, sAc. The best sen
quick 1t B1c.
HoGs-neeeived, e,loo. There L. no lie, tendency
dowtwards-mnst go lower to induce buycrs. Stock
all eold to reszt1ets The German worm stoty aects
inc market. Tne current prices are: Best, 1ls,l1
Ordinary. n9l1xc; medium. 1ok@llc: westarn At
l2aal'se. Heavy hogs In greatest demand.
tr'y Associated Fsess.l
tn .r' tie price. 6f Tesf
a sir E e,f feSa s.ls common sisaS
1fss sss ss,iI Ar e; 1ssa
@SS; S$;ss d ss@SoS; s.s com. ON
s;::s: 4s':z s:s:sss r esss ;;'s;
ssa son ID, if 5ts e. p,ese light aud
week. oNisx 70 the fact that cattle in moIefate
a Sxs
Sheep and lamhs Eese IN demand, and with only
oxs sefns Z sf Rapess de,aa rsss
ssfSR5, + ii s:oet' for shis week and las,
Total this week:
er.
sss.s ~ !: ~: ts
Totsl lass weck:
S98
, 1866-03-07

Hammessealag. uho lost bis entire stack Of cloth
inE, vained a about Et1.00o insured Tor Slo0og.
me goods IN the o'hes e1oEes were mostly s.ved.
t1:o the eonsen,s Q! the Poat Once, kept N one q
the buildings. The Gre IL supposed to have been
, 1866-03-07

*Who reads an American book ~ +,
! QUESTION that hts long since hcen t1iumphan,iy
quesy, Who uses an American perfume r can be
!. eaitsfsetori1y replied to ey Phaion Son Thefs
most popular extacts for The handEeschief tha. has
c.ct been introduced IN any country, Sold every.
"hcte-
,,,,
tnt!on. N order TO accommodate the inrreasiug'v
Oh oi ssn1enta has been removed to The
Ps3l'meni Is still continued al the old rooue, IL
11a1 nee,nsl ee,es one. 8. The ewu,u bs-s ,,n,,c,
made o45s St
Ane, ,,r re.,,;.1.. ., ,...u,.u
ance, colds lesd 70 the greatest ocsrucuon Of hu-
man % ne mainly scc.nss cold y 100 of.en con,id.
see so IA f51e ana ss int 4, well len
ed, nntll simple, curnble Affection, is converted
or cold ehould reYer be triaed witb, 6nr on lie
contrary taken Of from It's lnnpency, promptly
make use q D.. James Ezpecto1ant. 4 curative
years as 4 remedy alTays eticaeious. and sure IL
exert most beneficial influence On ali the bron.
ch,a and pulmonary organs. Sold by iii drug
s's''' maS''0s'f'"-'4=
Subscr1bers to the IS Home Circle - In
chicsgo Who hare ehsased ,heir BOX % Or ss.idenee m
Will ecnd their address to The otaec. i want LOO
and canvass for books. Address s. 81. KEsNxnr,
19i Clark street, Chicago. p3t
Good pav no.n5 can ,a obtained =,
the Commercial Dining Rooms. III Desrhorn
ktrecs, ncar The Post Ofcc, cheaper than anywhere
p5i5
Is Father. Don't Drink any Now "a
new and beautiful song. Wo,ds aud music by thc
subiect Of lbs sons !. ,,ee f1, r. Tu;,, ~ dne
ma Of x Ten NIGHTS Ia i BzT.Room. fstiie MsW
with earnest euireaues urces her father IL cone
home" lie At last yte{ds. and aiferyan1s nafnSn9S
TIE words and nisic srr so s,,nronrtsta sna a.
nagP sSnS|iosa f., !5sy III i
CTeat ioY nj The reform IF fhe jnehrfsfa mstin1 =
rne eeonel 10 fts t,redecessnr - Come Hnne F,,h.
as;,.e anu 1gs;n Mt e esHpse tas fepa.anon o. the
5rSnn .ys1ne nstrr,; -. ~ J.. - 81
Mese1s n9nn 9ias1n 1of SAG IN en'eae1 ~ ~
.|.-,-,,,
r,tb -,snt e1sTtT*saa u m@GeessSM Will -
j 9 tes@ @ syss ssa g. r.
iSs Into enc ssneFaE fa.al While ordi9ag prndsncs
tIU toIEaesu.s, HaAS ~ w eIsuess y SselJ 1ne ~
.1e sa1e o. soso nna4 Il . eos s1a O. intei4gnt en-
IsPase E9rsrtarsnt ;np.eSa911 ,d,naS ~ ~.
sheflsve N ne p primary stages ot Consumption,
As.5na E - aH1 !. ntoncnlas. eoio o. I'll o1u9esH.
Observation-Disclosures
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s OWH.s .s EiIH1 1a1l LIE G9mMI4t % ~ or1n
s 1oxenses Anco slckhes unaouoteaiy. VITA chii"
ofen an9 Sanlte. auf1o9Iea to other causes, 1s oe.
n.s;hfa tn,Tr r. - ~ t.t 1d w no
r.in.be S,s Zen sra ~ W,
.t;, @ ~ ',s4 ~ " isa a safe IN eraol
tas; eatas; w. MutWs. ~ n01llA " CuHuEn.
| lonred siekness. r.
! Symntors oY worms IN children sra os.en oyer
| .oofed. Worms in The etomsrh and nnwnls csuse
| = ture rene1Iy Tha cnmhinsf,nn II inoredIenfs
nsed In making 1ronnss - VerrniiuFs Com1t," i
euch q. 10 give the best possible ett with safety
Sold hr drnrr1sts cfcrafsrs and deslerx IA rnedf
| ri,,ea nj fyyenfy-fir rrnts hnv
, 1866-03-07

st. Louls Market.
(EpecIal:Dcspatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
.'.... ... ST. Lou q, March 6.
Markatz ataAdy.
ToBAcco-6teady. Sales Of 1ugs at ts.so to $7to9
$3.50.
FLorE-Sos 40 1rn, with salea OF e1trn At $50 !:
srpG At $3.50; double e1tEa 1t 33.o6; XT Sl95o,
utAH-Whtat, SAID. Corn dull: white, 6lt356c; F.;
St Charles while. Gsc; mixed, SIC. Osts dull at aa
lGc- Rye, Gn3&c.
ProvuInSt-Me1s Pork, 4zs.'5 pet bfl. Lard, l9kc.
WuukTT-Sa1ea at %2-fa raj,
, 1866-03-07

UIH"4NXEG uEAIKEF%
Especial Despatch to the ChIcago Tt1bune.1
MILWAUKEE, March g.
FLorn-stesdy; sales SO btaa city X Spring 1t
SEQ so brls choice Extra spring af $500.
GfAN-Whsat st~adier, but active; sales thls morn
ing Of 81 co bus Hol st 5lasHa1.26 cash tz7X buy.
er all Houth. and st.ts for Eo.2 Noon Doasd-sales
ls.e1o hus fo.1 At 4l-5k2i5sH cash, and &t.1sk@
LEX buyer this week and ali month; sl2sx seller
after 1th. p. n. Doasd-Nbeat nrmer; sales ,oo0
bus No. !. cath, At 31.3tK11ctx. Barley nominal
sales 80 bos BY sample, At Sc. Rye scarce: sales u
bus 1t Sc.
DEEaD Housekeeping, sales Of Is At e1o.75 all
round.
RrTTrE-scarce and nrn tA1ea At 2seeeaslc, &C.
cordnG to quality.
HECE1frt-a00c bus wheat: $50 hpss,
, 1866-03-07
THE CITY.

Free TKADE.-A meeting Of the friends Of free
- % , .f ~ "AA.u 1 q 8tot's, ~" ot~
Amecan atsn ,o,p % On r1ee 1 trnn ,;9 ra II
IN this Issue. w shail publish Il Il iatuEe tine
Tur rHrrHusoxs,-Ihe ai.ayr favott,e Hutch
lneou fau,,y vim e1re n.rtnp rnatrncc tb,. srte.
noon At snith and N1Inn,. I3.1I vhen ,h.v IN
6Ine fhcir Old time songs Of humanity and freedom.
This evening they ring ~ WAuktc&u and we
heartily recommend them to the good people Of
that city.
-----.,.,..
A PAEeocaocs 1AkF.-Hllliam Cannon, Lad
49, :; th- po1tcc tson,t ~ e...a. ~ %e prisoners
chn->,,d hr MTs. r;na+r Who ;3nsss forenoon
~ IeSrson and I6ct1v strne. ,rth oa ,as Gonef
dolarr. 1he chance was fniiv srsi.inad ~ -.
deuce ,nd ihe Ia ~ ,nr,ad ~, slssnea n en-
~ W;ni.1,e r., RAIN, L 49,, t., ~ ~ Sot1tnsao1-
e " ''''A'''7 ->4 AAeAet11 7<aoe4 o7e'p'ine'
fhtsEN1AHos'-last evening. at Htysnt st,zt-
tout College. lfot j. L. slocum, Principal of The
nreseufrst :.;,h = fn1e1nid W.nh,m Nn,cf s w.
:..uiIy enersed npon II this inc1p,ion: '.Fre-
tentrd to Prot. J. 4. Slocum ny the Faculty and
Students Of BRYANT \ Stfa'tone uustness College,
teacher aud well deserves the compliment paid him.
RuHAwAr.-A team drawing ear11ase. which
ycfteoa, mnsnE. ou , s9 asen9s, aau aan
h"zS. CnH 1us lE ..;naa wG ny - - s e.. ha,
naleo. 5ia Mss IT, e., ~, ;,
~. ss w" & s ,.as-I .t nsnsS n
u@oet Maron, ma senssa VIZ aa, sns1eh. 1's1 u
Mhleh. noWeseI, tns Icy 9Ipeo ann"se oaaat@
1he hames "e1e aot aeex3ta'lea'
.
INSURANCE Lto1slA1oS.-An Aojous"e4 neetns
OF gentlemen connected with the various insurance
t.pmpnuct in {%hicaro both Home and Fpreirn.
- ~ ,,..a.r .s,a-,,,, 4, ~ ,r,.a =, -.
NJ = ~ 1a ,,,,a. ~ .Ie ~ ~
ro,oeitjan ~ snoaa-+ tha e,;nn ~ th Ea, aae
p,"poson e tS rugne1 tae 4Gqn 9aa1s q me Eas.e,n
G1sss iot las !eE.sauon on 1nsaianee nastefs. 30
dehnte coacinsfon was arrived 81 and the meeting
noon at al O'Clock In the ss1ne place
,.:----,- - ~. ~
uss. sees.. VI us sessou a,.assa a,..S: II
oul uAiool lSchttIAa5-4"o "ooA o10A Nuu M1en1sSo.
, 1866-03-07
CANADA,
The Confederation BANQUET and Com
federation Er0spects-Mr. Gnlk on
RecaDF0cttv.

The Confederation Banquet and Con-
federation Frospeces-Mr. Gait on
Reciprocity.
new ToRE, March 6-At the recent Canada Con
federation banquet 1t C1InN Rl Hon. ]. A. NcDon.
aid, of the Ministry, sad: II bel1eve that ere
nnany weeks, and, perhaps, many days, you will
see that the Lower Provinces, which at nret repu-
disted the conduct Of their delegates 10 the Quebec
conference, Will. upon calm and cool reflection
Upon the whole subject, and above all with de-
sire loyalty to respond to the etronely-expEeAted
wishes Of her Maieaty't Government IN England,
give up their local prejndices and feelings and
eventually, ere long, join with Canada In forming
Nj. Gait Eaid, referring to his late vieit to WASH;
from the men Al Washington. cir: all hope we
them for no advantage IN 1h1ek market which we
urre not prepared 10 gre them. Ne asked them to
take no prceaution on their aide which We were not
Wiling 10 take on ours. We asked them to tnke
no further ftepe against the Fentaus no y than we
took a4a1n.t the raiders year ago. And am
bound 10 eay that In interviews ne had with those
eentletcn 1t Washington, great and tsree and pop
uons n. thetz country iss and elated, as may Say,
they afp Nith the termination Of their
civil wus they met with MI the consideration that
could have been shown to the cmtssa4es OF a conn-
Try equal 10 thc1ra in population md standing. We
AiItd to ae1ce with them. We held certain POSI-
ton for CTR people and they held another. which
re thought mistaken one Tor LheEs, bnt We parted
with mutual respect and hope with mutual Kindly
feeIuse, and in ihts did our duty to the people
Of ihIs county tow ards whom m iaIaticn has ex-
listed there, bated more On imagination than reality.
, 1866-03-07

New York stock and Money Market.
NEw. iorx. March &,
SrEkLfN0 EXcuASGX-Quttt At 10s*9tkSK,
Go1p-itreEu1af md unsettled Opening 1t l5sk, Ad-
ts3S.
Govr1xxKST sTocxs-sseady; .-9o's ID series, % y:
do, Sd sesies, e4H. ~
FRKsGHTE-To Ivefpoo1-Dnt.
S1tcks-EtEo1E; y cefts. an: # ". 8sx: do,
"a, sI:Sr G, @* Ete, sox; liaadng, SIX; s.
4; - VI. .34; r I, lt6a.
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, March g.
fTTRoIxCN-Fery unsettled; f5GsaSc for crude; f3H
&4dc fortcnntd In ennd atd 6sk65c for nee.
t.Eorlsoss-pecltDlug tendency Mess Po1k s-sa
ESQ. Lard lSKGl9c.
FIorE-Vesy dull Super ss@s..a, ana sxtsa 500
11!13,
EAlC-Hhtat-Good red fs.H, Ccru-Dceiintn7
trnde1cy. Yellow 7.c,
NHlskKY-Tefy dull tza@23o. ...,..-.
STGcEEHcAry. II. state SSSH; Reading Is 1915 !;
Pa. r. X. Sc; Uoio 1sass.