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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-12
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PSI giSeft 9ratt Str. NO. $50 ,inb 35S1. Il
g!eireM ses6sten Sre,iben unS beg 1nbtitam raadSs
10 fIertt bic AnsstGe, baE w baS i@ou lett 9a6reu an
Seteal #ase etsoltrte gsdft aSsrnoen babe anb be-
FGnbis esrei@S0tlSes Saser So Sneu, slib Searbel.
teten sestIebern neees iyaqrn au ben biigReu rei.
iet tcyrGtais SeiteR unb an ple auf GeeIung auer,
tsssaperbe. sStcffe fur SSde uab Sofsnseuse in oe
Gcrtea NIB Sn ollen &sretfe1s. '"FstS3ft II
GsTner cine ausoaST 0teaenfSiru,e @tBde ,c IcpIs
ale In 6eies ise6 eAi1tess,lsen srtifei. rrgs gsq
aas SefteGaaeea perSen prompt, bilio aub In
sGt5eRer Srsfs anSefsrtist. ~ s.@FN0 i1l
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tTcrIeBunA.)
Jn benz bGbi6en @eielli&aftssimmer au(
Atbelm iab am folgenben Gage Elm ldlantes
WdoGen. Mun fcnnte nit 9fe6t Ioa,n. bas
lie eber enen, Geifte aIs einei, 0eb dbnIicb lab.
Sn ben srDBen beltraunen guaen ihienen bic
g8ebalnto uno Der Jeunimer ibren @pbnliS auf,
sei6laser 81 haben, uno man fab beutli6, oab
llur Die Sbrdnen es perlno6t botten, bieles ei<
nebmenoe Geii6t ber9eitalt ;u bleihen uno s,l
oer5ebren, In tpelhem Elm sebrenter Ghmera.
aber gu sleider 3eit cine ititle t6inaebuua oes
llrieben ftan5. Oieie blei9e 2ippen batten
oos 2daen perlernt, benn baS Qeioer bate ale
5reuce capOnseiast. 9(Is 2apina eintrat NIB
uno aut ite ;usiag, urt lte ber;lid su un,arnten,
ihien lle aufnerflam su leien. '.-sl..~
u@utsn WOraen, Seliebte Nsta, ipie tebt es
nit 0einer Bruit?" n I'a!@ Tl.?'1
nWie aeu6bnli6 lit lie f&iper unb bellpms
men," dtttpOrtete Isba NIT matter Gtimlne /:
,aber Gu liebft 10 fr6bIiG aus bente, 2uoinu /;
Sn m'lBt 9i6 9eitern gut arnafrt baten."
4. vS1, ba8 tbaten mir NIB banfen Soft fir
oaS Slid, oab ct mir beIdeert." ,'i'.~S
"Su tiit aliO slitdli9?-S9 babe font ims
rler oasan ee5pcifelt; oenn IS trdumte id, mir
niat oas ausieten elmer slidli&eu @ottin.
2eln taltes unb absemeiienss @enebmen BAT
ni6ts gerttein nit oer 9libenten 3drtli9tei;
9eines @attin. .! tpie off babe ib ibn nibt
in msinein Sersen beoa,tert. " ...r s.
Sine leidte H0tbs perbreiete f6 iiber Qapts
Ina's @anssn al8 fie antmprtete
+, nWlag iein. buB bas YerbdltniB bisber tein
iOt6eS setDeien; ieBt ift bas rid6t mebr Der
Sall,, bdS fann i6 Sid perli6ern. SD liebe
tienen Wann bon 9an,em Ser3et1.
vGDtt gebe es, oenn ,e5 liegt etwas Iebr
S6mersltdes Ourin Mnbere leioen su iebeu.
,osna man ielbit Ieibet uno. niat gu tr6lten
perm1g." ....+e. 70 y
"Nber aud fir Sid lam nod piel Srssuoe
blaben; gu biit ia nur einunoSpan5is Sab.
re-" y"
1.a6 neiu, nnein 2ebsu 1T BEN, Summer sez
iueibt. fur mid siebt es tein Slid. LEX ''.'
vIsoa, err;nnerit 9u ojG Splous 9tntport
an eroius in 8etreij be8 menidli6en @Iads.
n9aB teiu Sag .bem anbere
q bnlib lei in @e5iebune auf
Gllf Obern nn1 III d, uub baB Der WtenId)
fV'>tS' F1'tl"it9tS'|e HtlSttVpISH leI, 1pUle 3
u temano ppr leinemS.o ODE ali d.
ID oeer ungtiidlib nannt
10 eroen t6nnG benn NlleS beruf
be abarauL ME man fem 2eben
/ d lteBe. 2
uy!un ia, mas benefit baS2-ba6 id, ldlies.
LID ineinen 8ruftleioen unterliesen uno lterben
toerbe, bsocr idb cine @erseibung erbaIteu /;
aber oaS 1T tpr9l elm sere&te GtraTe fiir meine
unOerseiIi@e SlnOe."' ,
Nsoq neiate ibr .9aupt uno leufste. .
vgDenn er aber tpieoer fonlmt." 4,
30 nein, oas tbut er riht, i6 babe iett
erei lanse Sabre psrssbsnS sspartst unb sete<
tet. .r.s,. .........,
ng9enn ct bier pdre?" d. n.
,2aoina!" rief Gsoa unb iprans auf; 2auts
no, tUenn Du mid tduidelf, 10 tpirbelt Du mir
ben SOB seben." 4.f,sftsrs..f,T,l1 -
$50 taui6e Did ni6t tnsins quite asSa, CT
1T Wieeersetommen, er it isst brinnen bel Ss.
cat. Ou Wirit ibn isbeu.M as 4a n m
Ieea parf fj6 auf Die psniee, bob Die !6dnbe
gen !oinmel unb sla9te: $50 a.' .gQ -
vOamein @ptt1 ib sante Dir!".n h-n1 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-10-12


Mdbrenb oieiess in geieol&aits,immer pais
I1rte, 1aBen eerr DrftVr u,le Der Ober(t in oes
Griteren s3immer uno ipra6en. 145 .aim Il,
,,,9urerrabnteit seEsrn zines llnalIds; ba8
een eommsrslenratb setroffeu,M besann Der
Ooftcr. 5sa s,d,o,, r3;.'sq,5z, si1T, :,
~, Sa. ui,o eaB Elm iebr ilbIbares. 9lahoem
sDu nit pber pbne Grano Msea 10 plSbIidb Ger.
la1en botten, perbreitete li9 cine Mlenae belief
1elsenoes @eriibte BON ibrs Daan -bebauptete
nit Si9erbeit Sl piiien, bab Du5lie in einem
gar 81 pertrauliden 0erhdltnit, su graf 80.
ft'berraibtlbdttet. st, toeI1er fars nad Oeie
ner NbreiIe Ngoa'S 0nnb aabielt aber eiuen
ROrb betam, ipar eleno geau9, nid)t birelt, aber
tneirett ienen @erId:en WabrlGeinIiGieit AZ
Iaeben, 10 oab Isoa Elm Gssenitano oes auae.
nleInen @|etlatlheS wuree, unp tnan sei9te tbrer
Mtitter feline MibbilisunS. Gtau 9jllus, weIz
dbeans GiteIfeit uno Stots 9lgoa geIbmei@elt
uno tte percnrben batte, bic aberl ME fir lle
Die tuirtli6e unb ernite 3drtlidtett elmer Aslt-
ter enlpfunoen, betra6ieteg jebt bic Sp4ter alS
ols'bie lIrbeberIn ale ibrs Seniatbiauma uno
FNgoa, bseron 9uan,ner ,lno SGmers nieoerae<
hrilft ipar, hein6 fein ei,3ieea 6er1 raelhaa sis
nit 3drtli6tet tr0ftete pber ibre 2eioen nit ibr
tbeIte, 90 aH'. rs .l1Gin31H4 aar
SD pergins Elm Sabr; Msbu Iebte eau3 pon
foer g8elt seidieoen unb 70 in ibrem &almmer
oertieit, cob ber NrSt nm ibren 8srltano be1orgt
mar uno oem COMMENCEMENT rietb, ben Wu<
lentbaltsDrt slt dnbern. Ser 8ater, tpeIaer
ielblt all Die YOsbeit iiatt bate, bsialps, oas
errBe Gut 3 1in Der g6be Don StOdbpIm Az
fauIen loel9ee oarnalS fell tpar. Gr bra&te
ells lelne gtn9eleBenbeiten in Srbnun9 anb coi-
Hrte ben erbBten Abel ieines 8ermSeens Elm,
2tm Gage, na6oeut er oa8 @elo in @rpfana
j genpslilnen, brad i'm Sauie pes GOnmeraiel,s
ratb8 al pier perf&iepenen Steaet. Seuer aus,
uno 'llr nit Dslbe aeiaas es ibnen, ibr eisenes
2eben 81 retten. Wfan i,abm ais liher All.
baB 9leoa's aartmermdohen aus 6ab aeaen
6rau 2iung, ppn Der iie rpn, ibrer &inbbeit an
bart bebanoelt tor rOen pqr, ba8 6euer ar,aeleot
bate, neil fieSin Der Na6t seri6wlno uno
Ipdter nidt ipeoer at finben mar. sSrau QIuna
Ewelde 1id i'm blpBent benbe, aerettet bate, spa
LTD eille 10 beftiae @rtaltaas 3u, bab iie einise
2ase barauf ftarb. ya7 45a,u gnis1nh n94
lr1 Der COMMENCEMENT, tpel6er Elm perbdltnib4
mdbiseS unbeoeutenoe8 8erm6sen beiibt, ppbnt
Iauf feinem @uts ,GtiS, no meine S6pieaer>
uutter ibnl &aus bdlt. ylAsba, bereg @eiuno>
belt bur1 Summer untersraben tpprben lit, bat
Ito felt einenl Sabre bel 2apina aufaebulten,
neil meine Shmieeermutter e8 fir be0er iir lte
belt. oab iie ben l1nsans init 2apina, tpelde
i'm slei6em 9llter NIT ibr 1T, cine Greunbin uno
lpOmpsli@ eins 1rHfsrin srbislte. Mrwes &ino,
, 1866-04-23
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

stnr Comet, .o,,, HRsED;: Ha,,dD;: AaFa IL.
Prop F N:, ,laskus, KiEGs1d- at'Nsakee. .,ooebush.
sehr Lime Tafoop; NcNamaFs> auakesoo, 80 m
sch< Caallsa;e. Gv5nn. Au.tegoa. lso m shingles.
sesr ,fslolt, Fowe:, 4u11ekop. 80 lumber. % n.
sshr Gso Fo,sss 4 Hsn.s9 >ausxeson. C luns.
sehr H.@lei; FsNeFs, M:ajto~oc. 10 n lumber.
sss: kSnss
sess Hamilton, Hon. Grand H.veD, llz N lumber.
seas !: :; Mecullopgh, Roberts. Grind Harao, son
scnr Emeine. Burma, GRIND Hsven. l,o m iu1.bez.
seb1 Lnmnerman. Williams. Grand Haven. tn N lons-
sehi {. 3. Bailey, acco. mick. Muakezoa s. n lum-
Sshl Rrosis,;: J.a.fs. 9s.ql as:ca. 8 sas wood.
Sc ssst ~ r. S1sS 9'sa esass @ = =
7 sch. VIZ Jones; z.ekarirs. MAJ 4see. III ,umoa
schE ns..d n:i kloss. Kaiannhzoe, @ N lunao<at
schr Commerce. Eeasoa. kalamazoo. 81 q lnmheE.
sehf r. p, Aaoaasd, Burke, fieErs Marquette. "
sehr aa9net Anderson, Fulier's P:er. 10 n 'urno~.
schr bSssnd. Two Greek. 80 cd. WOOL
schr e T. B Siehola, Nelson. Holland. 10 z.ilrosd
Sch. spetd. ciaesde1l. Portage LAKE,. % lumber. %
senr FIsn1iin. thompson Nantso~oe 81 N shingles.
s.ov HIsen aIa 5 naTf Eds % cds shtnete
~ GIEsEEge::. 6sn.se: g:.;a;;;al:,,;..'.Ap3t' ;a;a;,.;. n
~ cSe4ei.nt. Wnsk l,gdenshazEh. II 100 nu com.
Z? y r: L a2s5 1000 su corn.
" sp1sS e. Sob MFe fhompsaa
sesr sesF IanoGman. Z mea Wlilisms. Grand Haven
sssf Essf f'a.sse!. @ i@sii. dssaa s3s Hs3eg n'
, 1866-04-23

the public have sanead no loss, Is coupara.
tiyely small.
The fact thst ~e h2,s now cAght rnlllloas Of
banking cs,.1a1 is-of:lhe grcasest possible
e5suiacs-,c in the future growth OF The city.
Hrneuforc manufacturers found 1t impossible
trect accommodations 1t onr binka On any
reasonable tc1zns. Hence they have not been
ahIe To compete with older and more
wealthy citiee. Instead ofmanufactufing our
wool and other raw materials, we hare been
obliged to send them to New England where
money could always b. had at six per cent.
Here our manufacturers have been oblfe cd
topay t~ice or four Lines that and too often
were unable to get money At any p1ice. When
or farm products we're to be moved, or our
merchants wanted money to purchase stocks
they had to 60 East Tor discounts. All. this
Is now changed and no one csn doubt that
with It will come wonderful and rapid de-
sclopment in our mercantile pursuits aud
manufacturing Industry. The past fire years
will ever be regarded as most Important era
in the permanent growth and, prosperity Of
Chicago. -, J.-':.:l
, 1866-04-23
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despstch to the Western Associated Press1
NEW YoKK, April 2t.
GOLD.
Gold closed quiet at INK.
MoxKY-
Money rs very plenty st fo.mer1stes-
The Stock market was flner ut tho close. The
steck Exrharge to-day voted To discontinue the Sat-
uEdsy Afternoon sessions until October next
BRKApsTuTFs-
The speculative feeling In Breadsuds was very ame
to-day,wlth decline In prices.
EroCKB.
Petroleum shares dull. Gold stocks declined, Few
anles Of OH Greek, 9os CnIted States, &oD; Shade
Rlyer,s IS Gunue1, $50 Quartz HILL ta-o.
POSTS WEEKLY REVIEW.
nrIAp6IUT79+
The blesdstuhs market has been much e1atod aud
Ices hare advanced.
Provisions h2ve been active md improved masert-
sl,y.
COTTON.
Cotton hEa been dulI End prices are lower.
TLouR-
There has been i good demand for local trade eId
investment. The stock OF toue hero is reduced to
175,Go0 bf]B, which IL moderate. Ne quote Slata
e1tss It t1soas:o; Western e1tras, 1'soa SO: shp
prs Ohio. t81 10 - %; st. Louis extras, el2s1 to
$16,oo.
Early In the week. under reports Of sert-
ous Injury crops BY tfost. wheat advanced l7a7oc
per bushel, but subsequently the demand abated, ad
Ln.. an,,t, - 4<.sn .ra .c..a h..vr - q, sna, ca
T.. 1.h,e.aa .a.a,s1 49, ~ saa11 ~ o,nns~ dc
t. ~. ..,s 80. ia ra,,,,, n,.St+,as h.v. ~
..St - .~.,ssm ~ =. .net. 1890 ~ - seSn ao
.~I.. .s,.Nss-. =, ,rsa M. sh- W...s.-, ~ ~.
~ "ai'S s'ieAa' sS'''s" XVI 1ADDea "e7set1 S''@
-1'' ,ov~
,u., ,,,,..na n,1 ~, t.t-1v .n,,vs bnt
-. - ,,st ...ar ..ss h.,s., ~
~ ex- - -, f~.sfe ~ nrnts T.,te,n v,.1.t ,t
csseas. 49,, 49, 50. o.
eesse"' ~s' osrs
-..tnH.,x s,... a.
rs a.. aua oS.e ~ aha1saI
~ st,.e,.. s.snt u s,a,s - 49, .pssn,
s.sr ~ ~. -, "a sea-. s.aEes '
A'" w s'S ~ a1o ee'Ne N'9'e'
fohh
nsa oeen IN nl1sk oelnsno los 1hsea'mens hno "
SoseatnE matoloE eonsfaets, AZ much mEnes pf1ees
nAs oeen safge nosiaefs Id eas foE ior wnsn
,as. ~ u ~ es. y sze iot
.sS 49, n.ees ~. s.. ~" ~ 49, "s as =, ~ ~
~ :, ~ 0"' wv e''A " "'" p''a 4s' A' $''s'
aAros.
Bacon has declined ano ut tha concession has bean
more active, Tbese have been ts,es OF Curnoet-
, 1866-04-23

Trial of GAe FTksae'n in Canada-He-
!. ,lease ef ono &c GTAem-lmpoztAnt lu-
formation Alleged 10 have been OBJ.
a8fned by a Detoettve-Aoveuoent Of
T1oopa In Maine, Etc.
Nkw fonx. April sl.-1ns HtralFs Toronto
SPECIAL OF last evening saJs: .'fhe 9Eobsy E9H
among the m2clstrs.es ~ The sin9niss course Of
the May Of Cornwall 1ho Is IN Or1ugen.n. and
and who, Informing hts court, for the sEtsl Of the
'ks Bench. THIS fsct, together with the exclusion
OF the pstss, and other circumstances, le1d the
peopls 10 believe ihat. whether guilty CT mol, dla-
ool'ca1 attempt IS being made 10 punish The pt* En-
ers~ Wheeler was yrry ln-olent, lherats1ed, II
ROT Immediately released, to sppiJt to Pze=sdert
special de*pasch from Cornwall also SAYS that
very unpleasant tumor Is a}aet a. follows Qetec-
tive LARK, Whle here - witness, By Speaking
lrt:h. got into he confidence Of, one oDenohas,
represented himself = Futan sympathtzes md
drew from O'Donohne the names Of other sympa-
s5t das slsS hst ,ny E ~ as S
affidavit that O'Donohuc gave this information. and.
The Mayor .ays he has It N bis po>ee:slon. The
ei'lzeus kindly offer 10 furnish the prisoners with
newspaper, but the nasIst1ates sttuse to allow
declare that The prisoners Will he6omm,i,al to he
iassizes. The people eonsiner this czuc! pesse
The Gio5s's Easport despatch tonight says small
sdaads arc moving 10 Calais and other Maine towns
kl|tan has gone 10 Portland and slnnot .ts IN COLL
mALd.
"a Cornwall epeca.l to The Heraa. dated last even
ing eays: Colonel Wheeler was hrorght up TOR
the noet defiant manner, daring the magtsrrates to
de.ain hin logger, Hc statcd that a. an Ameliean
citizen he would claim protection rom Andrew
rest without producing the evidence they possessed
asainsf him. The magistrates wer= seriously
fti.htcned At hts thrests, and almost unanimously
decided to let him 60. Colonel Wheeler T.
New York by The morning ttain."
, 1866-04-23
THE FEN1AN pROHLEu.

Nature has provided the cuttle-flsh with
singular means Of eludlng Its pursuers. It
exudes cloud OF ink, behind, before and on
every side, until Its own coussc can no longer
bc seen, and then darts away in flight unob-
served. The Fenians seem to be a larger
order Of cattle-ish, and just now they are
lodging our neutrality laws IN cloud Of ink.
1t is said that they arc secret brotherhood,
hound by oath not TO d,vnlge the mysteries
of their order But secrcsy can be IS we'll
maintained hy every Fcnian telling different
story as b. restraining MI Of them from
telling anything. The moro the Fcnians say,
write, print and telegraph about themselves,
the blaekcr is the cloud Of ink around them,
and the less we really know of them, since
1t is 1mpnsslble to tell what to believe. Are
they going to attack Canadas Are they as
scmblius On the cost Of Maine preparatory to
d trip across to IrelaDds Which Is the real
movement and which Is the fefnts II It is
the highest point Of military strategy to con-
ccal q real movement under cover Of pretend
cd ones,the Fenisns have shown'thus far one Of
The elements essential to SUCCESS. But then
arises the question whether the Fenians them
selves know what they are about, or whether,
like mob, they arc driving md drifting
forward without leader or plan OF battle.
, 1866-04-23

baAAne~ essp4ted, II {l3.so; earTo schs Hszpsa.
huN Cred Rsysr, un u duek losd esazse mt4sA &
sl3@ anA held fall rafta4 H1pe, It aa esTo eAx
Hphhafd, nosn N1rquc,r, ~ boards and ss.ts4.
sound. eoHma-. At sI1o; casEo schr par,d Dil.
from Ks1atnnnoo Is u strips. seating and oisss II
ia 20.
sHINGLEs-Aret to good demand md armer. s.aas
we-u:
CarxoitAf EossA, rom AuAkexon, IL N sAwed l. e
$500; so m shaved \, n N1s: easxo -.ee
MusksEon. 10 N saved 4, y. %; % shAved u
H,.5; cargo Dirk d from kalamazoo. n m ssvtd
A, at taco. Also m 4. saved. to II rtre. As t5of.
Foorote }ald ptlcea - follows:
I,xnx6-FstxE clt II L IN, ~ md lin NN ,un2 $A
Thlru G.1z, tneh, kaqos kao
sMha. Fouxh-the sarae - second
etnnon : Flooring. i:i; ronS6. IMsfos
Matched md trvssed CON, nooTinz.. N.oo3Nm
Matched md dressed- Inch oonssspn
Fnes "a second c1ssT sia,as ;ofstnss anssaa
Fir1t ccuoaon d.oased n.d,-g:....---. .7-1o&F0
upwards. .............. ..-........... Erann
k:ssss ;sssf ssss j s s:
r. 20 .naii annT: = e Z Along lAse.17s
'eta' T. ed sss9u''s q Z e "a M; ;s@s
Su1xa1xseA or S,sT Shaved shingles, -. 5-soas5
OF star stred shingles. ........... s3d75 s
NO. Saved Shingles. ............... 150EIN
h No.l sa.od snlnxles... 3AAa1
1tsaFss ;a.a j. = Ssf,sv;,t railroad a.!G 8
any yard Hhrrc csfa csp be s1t!ched. oe aaT sc7e:
4 OF. s;ar sharrd Shingles. hJ eaf
a tes' x e. e F:ss sa.ei Ss1oss.s, - cii
No 1T sssaa g s sniase;. ): cas io.d ca
e4.-------=--'':'','1S,v:- ~ -. :'i 'ii..s
, 1866-04-23
THE EH0I.ERA

The ateanHh1p virginia At Quarantine
Tho DaAense ON Board AhsAtte Chol-
efa-morc than Ono Hun&rod CAsea
On the FasA4so-Th1rty.eix Deatss
and Twensy-Ge PAs4engef*s Now
9eck-Fu1l PA1S5culoES.
From The Mes YoEk EHz1ng Post, April IT,
The arrival st this port Of the steamship
Virginia, Of the National Steam Navigation
Company's line, yesterday afternoon, With
cholera on board, Is briefly reported sase-
whero. She arrived Of Staten Island at five
O'Clock, and was boarded at the Quarantine
Officer Swinburue aud Deputy Health Officer
Burdett. After careful examination or tie
vessel, and Of the passengers-t thirty-seYcu Of
whom had previously died, and another dy-
ing while lha officers we're on -boArd-the dis
ease vas pronounced marked Asiatic cholera.
The vessel YVES then ordered to the Lover
AQuarantine5 near Sandy Hook, but 1t had be-
come late, and the pilot took tho raponst
bility Of remaining TIL this morning. At a
qraIter past eleven o'clock this forenoon she
went down the bay. Her presence within
three-quAzters Of mile OF the Staten Island
shore created much excitement among the
Inhabitants: No communication .tEhatcyer
was allowed between the vessel aud the shore.
Arrangements are making to remove all the
passengers from the ship tomorrow morning.
There Is said to be no immediate danger that
the disease vi reach this city from the vessel.
TIE VIRGINIA AND HKR PASSENGERS.
The steamship Virginia Is new propeller
Of 2,s76 tons bpIthep. aud Il one OF the finest
vessels Of the line to which she belongs Tie
passenccrs numbered about one thousand and
eighty when she called from Europe; and,
according to her register it is reported her
commander, Captain Proxse,, Was authorized
to receive one or two hundred more, She
was, however, well crowded; tho stearage
passengers comprising all but fousteen) oc-
cupjing two tIcfs or decks. They are in a
clean1y condition. -----
a. large proportion of the passengers are
German; it is supposed they brought the
.cholera On bonrd and the mortality has been
greater among them than among the Irish and
Eneliah passengers:
ORIGIN OF THE DISEASE.
The Virginia eaiicd from Liverpool on the
4th instant no cholera Is known to exist
thete.' The German passengers had, It H.
faid; been at that port only day Or two pre-
viouH to their embarketfon and departure
and there was no sickness that was noticed
among them. At Queenstown, Ireland, more
passengers were received, making tho whole
number reported.
1t did not appear thai thefe vas cnolefa oG
boa1h until the 18th instant, Waen tne vesst v@sro
Was eIght Gays out I.o9a attv.s.Ppoas If ne
Gay man "n9 4Aa 1a4 ~ afa " 1I3e,, dip5
~" w9ts aIu a1 - @hether n1 The dis.
nna eaStea ".tnoas any - t,,n s.me dav two
lEEa!ueu Va u!at!o' ttaaEaS ~ ~
, 1866-04-23
Total, s9e. ST. 81 $8T,ass.
. r


Eastern Exchange Is scarce and in good demand.
The counter rates wete Eteady at par huJtng and
lid prem selling; hut round lots were told among
bankers at premium Of G0c per thousand.
The general Grain markets to-day were dr1n-
Flour was qutet but unchanged. Wheat advanced
l@thc per bushel. Corn vas du11 snd &c lower.
Oats were quiet and SIC lower. Rye wss IN very
sctive demand and prices advanced 4c per bashal
Barley Has Gull and unchanged. Meas PORK was.
dlm. Lard wns held higher,
Quite commotion took place IN commercial clt-
cles yesterday afternoon and this morning, IN con-
sequence OF ths discovery Of forged receipts. for
wheat on the Northwestern Elevator. For the pnr-
pose Of aiding the officer. In capturing the guilty
party We made no notIes OF it yesterday: but the
matler IL CHG which has created considerable rnea
,uness among cur bankers and merchants. These re-
cetpts were 50 sk1lfnly forged that when mixed In
with genuine rece,pts.it was difficult 10 distinguish
the one from the Other. The full particulars Of the
forgery ale given In OR local columns. We think 1t
Il. about time that our wnyehousemen wese taking
measures to rendsr. counterteitiug more ha1cult
than al prescott.
We understand That the committse :ol the Clear
,ng House In thc Badger case nohashetE dsst meet
ing to-Gay. Ne trust they Will .naEea thofoussh
investigation OF The who1e matte: f'c1- beginning
Gold opened in New Yozk to Gay at 1s8a< and
closed At 12G5t> The foIlo1lng are the quotations
.elessaphed 10 James Boy1 3 BroAheEs% gold
brokers:
, 1866-04-23
Especial Despatch 10 Inc Cncano Tnourc.l

TSpeci1l Despatch 10 Inc Chicago Tnoufc.l
WAsu1yd1os, Apn1 II.
NORTHERN Pacific RA1IRoAD-orS. GRANTS
QuAfternn3etcf Gen. Meigs has wr1tten d letter
urging The immediate construction Of the Northern
PaciEc Railroad, and showing lhat the vast SAVING
In e1pt nse 10 the Government In the trznspor.a-
ton Of troops and supplies Mill amply co1npensate
the Government tor the aid asked tnr by the Com
papy. Gen. Grant has placed the fol1oHIng 1ndosse-
ment upon 1t:
HrAueuAnrrns, ARxY or 1u1 UNITED STATES,
WAsu7sG7ox, April a0-The construction Of
railroad, by the proposed ROUTE would b Of very
great advantage TO The Gove1nmau. pecunlatlly, by
enrtrg IN The cost Of transportation to.euppE
tEoope. who're presence III the country through
which It IL proposed to pass Is maac netttkaf1 By
the great amount OF emigration TO the gold bearing
regions ofthe Rocky Mountains. In my opinion,
the United s,ate. woald receive additional benefit
by the construction Of this suad. By the settle
ment it would Induce on the line Of the.
road, nnd coneeqneutly the less number Of troops
neceeeay 10 secure order md safety How far these
benefits should be compensated by The Central
aoyernnGnt, beyoud the grant Of land already
awarded By corg1c:s, l would not pretend to say-
lwould merely give ii as my opinion thar the enter
prise Of constructing the Northern Pacific Railroad
Ii enc we'll worth fostering hy the General Govern
meut, ard that such nd could we'll be afforded AZ
would Insure the early prosecution OF the work.
tSMped,) q. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
STorx1NG PAT.
The Qpafter1na*tef General continues his orde11
stopping the pay Of officers Of the army because Of
tie non.renditiou to his Department Of the returns
md accounts teouircd OF them pT law md reRala-
lions. The pay Of seresa1 hundred WIS stopped
latt Weck On this account.
PHosrECTs n ALADANA.
Hcp. Francis ". Kellogg, Collector -of hteroa]
Revenue 1t Mobile, who ii now here on bref
ytsit kuys that the negroes a:e working well, and
the cotton app In TINT stac this 5esr Win be about
three-}ousbs Is large ~ that ot 1s0. The negroes
are receiving good wares and perfect harmony cx-
leis between them and the planiera.
TIE NEE COLLECTOR OF NEW foHK.
It's stated that Mr. smy.he. the newly appointed
Col,eao. Of NeE York, before receiving bis ap-
noIntucut, pledged himself TO the President 10
tupport bis policy, md 10 remove from position IN"
def him such a. did not.
HEALTHY CONDITION OF Tue TREASURY.
The healthy cond1lion Of the Treasury maY DC
tperred rom the fact That there aro upwsfds Of ooe
hundred and thirty millions IN tho Treasury sub
lect to dratf- -
All The War Department. warrants have been
en5lne Jupo SOih next
t7Tht disburbementa and t1astesa Of The Tseasuty
Department during the week xnaounfed TO neaHJ
el.seu millions, -.