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, 1866-04-23
FROM NEW YORK.


1De CHoleF1 Sn1P-anc SpNnFen n1lnts.
ter Fo3lGd-The Cellar Population OF
New York TO be Il bout JetI.
DA-Aroops ioI H1..
4oupE hoopeFs-nAeItHautA' u0aon
E1preas-The Overland Telegraph.
Erw Your AMI, a,-rre steamers t.,.v ri
Ne v,-1- ii.nss s.Tnn5s pIerrr .n5 f.iiI~ ~
Tc,t s.IIea tndsv T'ofsi shinmrnt If <.nld xsT >
m FTnnrt ~ ~ xyeeE. ffid I'M
WI Tha Enaiana I. 1etstnad = iowcr cr,rsntrs f,-
ev.min.t11n she .Ssil h. thnrnnehi1 Enm,n,trt ~
~ En.n;.h N1n1sta, .nnesrs ~ hs!ra rH1cs,xsd
s,,sH ~ 49, Sro,. Wn.1in1tor IL 5"tsin Inv H.
rTsn,n .iic,n In, i'm iats. Eo6odY ei.e susnecfs
her sno fhe+e IL ,,r, donht shn i. env,Ned IN le
r,Iiimstc hnvtntts ~ 40 -
~" 10 - II IJes1th have tetc,nina7 II, ,arooes
thc rsIjs1 Foundation of Ner Ynrk nnfi Rrnorivn IN
mara hr.5thv nhndrs' md extabti.h femnornsv
cholera hn.pfa< in yarons oarts Of ,hc TWO cIttes
Gnr rse in rasns ri nrce.sify.
A snecial despatch to ths Philadelphia Prsss pzo-
T1nTis ,sfi, tnon ~ released IN nsroe IN The s.me
fr,,ns srrnrda|i il f:ienenr {, f!IsT @'~ e-'-1'
The nr,t mi esrri.nn At For4 E1mfltnn nrsr New
yore eG.ttn. ~ 1he T,ca,ith snfnnf- and 80
INV rf1ha ,rtgifr Truni.rs srr rnd"- o-ter.
~ 1rnrerh IN - :tnnrf NJ The rirs1 sytiIierv
Nas un6cr the conmani Of Major AudtTson At Foft
SuTnter. and hss beEn nj Fort Hamftnn a tcr s1nre
thc e4pture Of sumter b. Tho rcbels. They viii
be eopsesed 10 iheit destination in steam tran
The Master Ncchnu!c.t Association Of Btpoklyu
held 4 meeting nst night. ADDRESSES weTo made,
In wblch 1t was statrd that, Notwithstanding the
stlkt Of tie fcu,ueYncn the oldest and best hands
sttl 1ahoEed1t lhe old latet. Capitalists who had
heretofore inverted largely In buldine projects had
, 1866-04-23

sAS FrASclsco. April s0-An fnqae.t Is uow
being neId over the body Of Samuel knight VIC
Tim Of tue late explosion.
SIx thousand thcks Of prime shipping grade
whcat have been sold At $1.6o per 100 m=.
The h.rquc Ocean Ranger, from Hamburg, has
arrived.
The e,eamer Sierra Nevada has arrived from tho
Columbia, brirR1ng $ls.o 900 N gold.
The Indians are reported to be committing ont
.aees IN Tho vicinity ol Canon City, A detachment
tou Camp Watson has been sent after them.
A I4ot Angeles despatch ttates that tho Indiana
Ct, md cavalry needsd to prevent serious tatet,
nPtiou to GAye1s
, 1866-04-23

Portage City d mlnneaok Railroad
The LaCrosse d rrempeau Road.s
Especial Despatch to the Chict,o Tftbune.]
MLwANEE, April 20.
The Board Of Directors Of the Portage City L.
Minnesota Railroad held their att meeting hero
yesterday. It l. the detenninstionof the Company
TO commence surveying route at ,nc. from put-
age to L. Crosse. Thos. 4. Scuttof the pepnsyl-
snnia Central Railroad WAS elected President; h.
4. Wilder Chit Engineer. This nil be an exten-
Se ao enns o. sd
kond to foitaRe City.
a meeting Of the corporations oi tha La Crosse,
Tremplesu Prescott kailroad> a1n took piaco yes-
terdEy. They arc to p.oceed at 0sce to construct
The Road from Il Crosse to Wiaona. Thus The
prospects for an au rau route to 81 Paul arc PROM
tsiuG,
, 1866-04-23
CHICAGO FINANCIALLY.

Within the last five years the actual capital
accumulated by the business men Of Chicago
and now welded by them In the several de-
partuents Of business has increased beyond
all former precedent The capital OF our
banks is but an index to the growth Of that
essential requisite In all brauchcs Of trade
In 1861, at the breaking out Of the rebellion,
Chicago had only about two millions Invested
IN banking, This sum was far beneath our
necessities. Commerce Il as seriously lm?eded
In its operations, and the wonder was how 50
large busincsa could be done With SO small
an anount OF money The thing would hare
Nen utterly impossible had not the banks oi
Ncv Vorl- and New ENGLAND rnnstant]r haen
-'..s sas .oase.rS .s.s,,,-asast,as ] =. 1oa,
our banking capital, small Is It was, was
ruainly based upon Southern bonds, and
while the State lost some sIx millions by their
depreciation, Chicago lost ut least two
millions being about all the banking capital
she then had. tTsue the Merchants' Loan and
Trust Company survived. and few others
came out with more or less saved thom the
general wreck; but taking the snm Of the
losses more than their entire capital was
swept away. For some lew weeks Chicago
was almost literally without any money to
bless herself. But our people had plenty
Of grain, beef, pork and other pro-
ducts substantial articles which tic Eastern
ftates and the Government were forced to
hny. and yerv COON business began to revive.
and by Jply 1852 Chicago had nearly forgot
Ten tle terrible 1osses she had sustained.
Ifthc 1,eoplc Of Chicago we're not so thor
oughly energetic md so intensely busy that
they have no time to hcstow a thought npon
such a subject, their present financial position
contrasted with what It was only five yesrs
aro would make them worder to them
selves. On The first OF January VIC had banks
with capital as follows:
ThJ1een National Rsnka-cap.tal.. .11o000
psnsl fisa,r e1sc+'eo Iserec 60 13"oS9
-
1osal,..-.....-.- .-..----....--. ....ss,ss $4,000
ls sac 10 saS that nearly all th's capital
Lac "een 4. oceunu'a'ea "ltuin Inc past hsc
sesls* Aueee 1acts slo" no" active, healthy
ana 1fehao'e tue business OF chlcago is.
WIN LUIS oasas, thlcae'o LES no" Inc means
1of haenhhe progress In every department of
manufacturing and mercantile pursuits In
iaet, Inc amount OF profits Invested during
lie past five years IN buildings, merchandise,
vessels, insurnnee companies, manufactures,
and IN iact almost every enterprise that eau
be named, would very tar exceed the banking
capital they have accumulated. 4 most graft
, 1866-04-23

8tstp hsnk ea!es OF Narps ~ veJ p1entiay h eir
ept,ion just nov, md Atttam tke psAe tAsi E1s
t1ss when the old sssse bank issoes ara rsaeemAbse
expires this year for III the Hslne hank1 shtd
psft Of their ha1h atesdF Wssthsss, wh1ls only
oos-ihe Oakland Bsnt-w!u run TIL December.
Then Ill The bi1la Of this description vii b out
l&ned- ..-.-,
Lon Thursday evening" toee'i1z OF the Board o.
D.rc1ors Of the Forage : Minnesota Rsihosd
was held At Ailnnukre. Stoddard Judu was elect
cd Chairman. acd Matt Il Carpenter SECRETARY.
An election OF offccts Of the company VIZ held.
Rhicn rrsnl ed Is follows:
p1rstdent-TtCnnas A. Scott.
Viee-Preside1t-stoddxfd1 1udd
Secretary-Matt II. Carpknter.
Cher EnP1neer-R. l. Wilder.
The following resolution was adopted:
Rssotutd, That ehe ch.ef Enstneer oe d.res:ea to
deem proper Of the most feasible rpute for the To-
cation ot the road Of this company undef rs enaf.
ser, xnd report thereon TO eatd board ~ sonu -
nay be !: auo that he report there~tth an esltm4te
or The probable cost OF constructing suen 1ne %
road, and such other mattere a* my ba mAte1al
to locate sald road; e,d that be report tnefeon
10 this board Tor liz consideration aho u0'et'"''
-Accordin9 10 ststement BY the N. Z. 7insss,
The shipments OF Cotton ftuu New York. exclusive
", during the week ending Tuesday. were 10 TIC
unusually heavy amount Of a1.lo bales. Of the cus"
rency value Of ts,6g, SIS; including to Lrerpool,
i
1,101 baIes, v.1ncd At $1ss,slf; 70 Bremen, es'
bales ya'ued a, $3.50 506: 10 navre 4S5 bales. sal-
ued at S72, ssa ard to Ta1aeona ea}fs,o IN a, = T.
1t <l,71S, The total OF the Uince the com n,.r..
ports was 20 14a bales, maktEar, September ,s,s,
ments hence 4f,a4s bsls5t ,h,, M n, O., ns,-4
bales for each buage 67'a, ,1 bales; and exported
ment Of tRHf7, 55s bales, or an average ot 1856
thers week. On the hal. Of even tbe reduced
oytraea ya,ue Of each bale exported dprtno The
rsek the shinrcnt. of e,ton ftnm int norf IN the
thirty. three weeks stuoa september /. is8s. have
been e1ra1 10 nearty ssyeurv million fcilsr..
in Boston he money pnarxrt .hou. 3nrrr..ea
ea.c. cali 1oans beng readily sc-r..,h,r N ner
cent. with occa,yonal nn.,csoa,, ,t 1osre- Nonr-.
The bsuk rae tor discount ia usuerslv n,.tnf,frsd
At $40 hut money is obtainabie out.iat ~ 1ourr
rates. On the street The hest uaner /. re,,Jv
at61;d17 per cent md choic1 uaper IL ocesston,1v
taken ats per cent. Good n,raes ane hogeyerob.
tafp.hle al per ctut. su .he lower grades though
little Ia offered. stlI require high .ates 10 pass,
The Milwaukee, tsnkrr. rrno-y ~, tnere,.e<, IA.
,,.,d ~ ,r,,snc- o.r- ~ .a,-,a,,..s ,se.Ist. ~
N-.. 80 ~N. D"-e ~ ~ ~ sea.Rts ~ "
produce, ana me money masKeI ID not qa1ta a$
70 strtngency IL Nls+ Good paper continues 10
rornmsna rsnlts] NJ fh1 ,.te or IN ner rrnt
Fa.tcn ~rch.nr, !. In ooo1 .nnnfv ,n5 r,ts. ..n
aa,.s .Saaa " ~, aaM .es r
quo.ea sHaas " 1 .ea1 10
p'4 ,s..,ss 49,. ~ -
.IN-".:..AA 1e N'ua'' N1 < ~ "otNse n'1o
T., s'n eAssss ~ .ne VI psPes. aatos oi
- u.ss. ~ snpsso i4' oA seAt, oau ssoo namess
syste IA . cent. ~ can loans ve,e % Obtain ,Ss % at sa7
a rppt
, 1866-04-23

REDUCTION OF TAXES

The Committee Of Wars and Means have
agreed uron reduction of internal taxation
amounting In the aggregate to cight millions
of dollars. This docs not include any rcduc-
lion of The income tax, It relates to certain
raw materials. and manufactures In a crude
state. such as pfc iron, conner. brass. lead.
zinc, etc, In bars or sheets, pape.. barrels.
boxes, and a multitude of ,,rim,tiTe ,nanufar,
lures, It fs estimated TINT fhe crr,not,ars
psoposed by the Comm ittee will relieve fhr
country OF about twelve millions If tar.,;on
70. while the amount received froro 4hae,
sources durfnp the last f,sco1 ra.r ~. .,,.,1
e,rbt millions Tho inGrco.a ~ H. ..,,aa.,
sincc The c1osr ~ ~. ,ro~ ,,e,,,s ,..,'-.,'.
3,r,nr Tho anornt ~, =. .,.,,.s ...,,,t-
inn fi,o r,,rrn. 49,. ~ <s 1''4''''ns ooi"
mi. ,s . no.5 s...u ,,.
called , hss1a.,s. ,.,as Nv :. eaa on's pe
na"-te =, :,. =. IL 1sor.'a- sa S1'sS ss'l1
tus Fs'.sss,- Fe :. ~. rat,r,~, NJ +h:y oue
E.r ,..-.,, s...-+ t,,1. h,n,o.o,;,+f,c ~ as
p's s.. na-,s. H. ~ +oNd,r 49, ,nnst so,rs %
- "..sa ,,.ea,a ~ ~ ~ ,fe,. ..s+h
S.ous a:,,aa sau ,aFasnns.t ~ T,h~,stananrn ~ ~
,..,'s-s . .,,.,a 49, .,,,, 4.1.tso1 ~ -.
na. .u,.,.S.s. ST.1 s's,..e 49, 800 ,nssa. ~ rss rs
feoI". 1s l"0a" ,.s.. NV
p'seenl 'ncoue ~ - nolu'uE ts.ss .uau eou-
ne<@'io'' taA!"e ~ ~ "o's eseis 'sntn l'eany
liom t.e eut.i s"tsms mu tavs ~. T. ~
dillon 10 the multitude Of other taxes, direct
or Indirect, which assail the individual
Ike a cloud OF uusauitoes in August. We
have heard nothing Of the intentions Of the
Committee of NTays aud Means regarding the
income tax. exccpt m occasional sutnIse
that they would take no action ut all until
amer the cou1scatyon should be enforced for
the present year. We would not prejudice
tho committee; We arc awnrc that their Ia
bors arc considerable, md We are willing TO
conccde that large share Of the intelligence
and patrio,ism Of the House Is embodied in
the nine members Of that important
committee. But II it is their pur-
1,osc 10 Grind out another ten per cent In
come tax. in the face OF the fact that It is
not needed, we truet that some mcmber Of
the House will call for q vote upon the ques-
tion. and ret the yeas and nays upon it, II
nothing more We have mad enough Of this
awkward surgery. The patient who has lost
, 1866-04-23
Jim Green-Arreat Of a 0crGyman-A
swell In tlse pEA-Seixnrc Of
Vh1&key-Hreach OF Promise Case.
Especial Deeputca to tnr chlc,co Tnbuue,J

swell In the H1taAisaspa-Seixnrc Of
Vh1>key-Hreach OF Promise Case.
Especial Deepatca to the chlczgo Tnbuue,1
sr. IoU,s, April II.
jim Green, " bo was foruEr .ompecs Of Web
sler Clay nnd Douglas IN tho UnIcd States Senate,
VA. Yesterday entered as a member or the har IN
the Itccosder'4 Court. He appeatd as counsel in
the casc Of Isaac Winebe1ger. thi Me1edosIa mer-
chant, who Il charged with oliaInlng goods By
false representation, from seyea1 az our mer-
cbauts,
The ner. P. O'NeIu, OF Montgomery City. has
inst been arrested. The arrest tas made just a.
the reverend gentleman was abot setting out to
ytrt distant point Of hie extensse mias1on- he
was held in bonds Of 1000 TO ppear At the next
Term OF the Circuit Court On the tusth Monday In
4 heavy swell has fsKen place iuthe river within
,be paef few dayr, cautea BY 4 ne In fthe upper
rivers. This marn'ng the fats .et,veen Brennan
snd the Dew dyke, At the fot OF Montsom.
cry etreet, we're submerged Ntththe overflow OF
about. and hundreds Of loose log that we're not
bHgaded in the 1a1s, were ehootit. about Oh vsfi-
ouS rafde. Towards The middle II the drer the
current Mas booming. and nlled VIII drift wood.
The lGnlted statcs Collector / ST. JoHeph on
Monday sci1ed about tn enty-hye h11ele OF wh1skey
whIskeY IVES from the dlst,llery or. 3. D1ty, IN
Buchanan County. and Was 1oaded1p ready to start
acsnse the Plains. The dItnllerJ rom whence this
whiskey came has been under tupicInn for some
time on account Of failure to Eepst ihe amount
u,anufacturcd. There Will prsoably be rome
coDhs CATION.
Another breach Of promlte cas- Is on the tapis,
damages 1alc al $4,000. The plintIH is young
Indy from the Eaet, and the dcfendut is business
man Of kone prominence.
, 1866-04-23

for Rc1ease-Obituary-T1
Floods.

Application for Release-ObituarJ-Th
Floods.
{specta Despatch To the Chic1.o Tn bune.1
sr. LUIS, April 70.
Captain c. D. Coleman was kpught Into the
United States Circuit court. JUDGE Ktekel On the
bench. this morning. In custods Of tho Mafthal.
The warden Of the PeulienttaEy, Mr. Sw1ft, made
his return, when Colonel Leightin aaked that the
petitioner b admitted to bail. judge kreke1
couldn't zee It. .....
In Carondelet, on Wednesday m.1ntne, died Mrs.
Hrgpen'el ChatiI1on. at the dps lce Of etehty-slx
Year,. Mr.. Chati11on was tho dmghter Of Pierre
Delos SefIegette; the hrst spsni.t e0mmandant on ot
TIE river 70 aa.anee e. 1ns gss1 TIE ne
dimensions Of The btg muddy grw 14fEer- The
ts ths teon 2aaont O. ne yss1
1ng il tls mighty strength hunteds Of acres Of
afnvial soil. viii old trees Should 1t r1se two or
three feet more the toNu Of -E!woad, opposite ST.
Joseph, and many Others wlll has TO be stricken
from The maps.
, 1866-04-23
RrnTxs ph11ndtluhf0.

PHILADELPHIA, Apri. eL-A fire, Last evening,
destroyed Jsmes Watson's Tax factory on Ninth
sire I, above colunbls avenue. The building and
machinery were totally destroyed Los on ma-
ctnnfJ. 10000, md on The stock- t20, coo tnsu+
t4pct, FL, GU.
, 1866-04-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
mONETAKF.

SATURDAY EvENE0, April Il, 1sS6.
The money market during the week has been
more active. md for first class names comparatively
easy. In tho mercantile trade. deposits have been
unusually heavy, md our bankers have generally
been v ell prepared to meet the demands uads On
them hy the produce trsde. The nate Of discount
at the banks Is steady at 10 per cen. per annum;
but inferior grades discounted By private bank
ess At 111h per cent per month.
The balances and cleatinEs II the C1earn7 House
for the week eIding to-day were as follows:
, 1866-04-23
THE BREAK REPAIRED,

Especial Despatch TO The Chiesso Trtbune.l
1oogPoKr, till.} April q.
The break In the caZAl at Seueca Is repaired. and
boats Will b. able u pass = TnesdaJ, the a4th inst.
". Afpoopus, Genr Sup't-
, 1866-04-23

ALnANT, April 21.-A dsr OF two since NJ. HI
ram Mcintyre, Of, IImots,s who VIA 'vtalt1ng
brother ut Dovef, Dncheas Comfy. while Ptact1ctn2
With revolver, fred At q dag hoUse, In which two
little daughters OF tla tuushee we're plsJuR, killing
one Of iheu Instantly.
, 1866-04-23

RICHMOND, Va, April sl.-Laeutenant General
sna aga r. eoa III; en, 9 Gqant tSpF ssriysd
here this afternoon on brief visit to Postmaster
sharp and family, Mr.. Granl's ieatavE4. The pro-
prietoFs OF the Spotssn God Nonse Will to-moIIoW
give complimentary banquet TO the distinguished
xnestt.
, 1866-04-23
culcAG0 CArfle1 1aR 81 III ( nkr.
For the Week Ending April II.

OTTEI OF T1IR DA1Lr TkfHruIf
Saturday Evening, April II.
The following tahls sto1s tho daily receipts an1a
shipments OF Beef Cattle during Tho waex endi1 10
dsy. compared with the feeeiptA and shi,mea the
cnE1espood1ng Y rex last year:
BKRF CATTLE.
, 1866-04-23
COMUEHCIAL.


SATURDAY EvEynso, April u, 1885,
The follow ing table shows the rece1pts and ship
mente Of Produce during the past twentJ.tour
hcuts:
, 1866-04-23

hound. This decision, with request for the
surrender OF Semmes, was forwarded by the
Navy Department to 1Isio1 General Butler,
Tor transmission under flag Of truce, TO tile
rebel authorities. General Butler notified the
Department that he had complied with its d.
recti0ns In the matter; but no reply whatcv.
er to its communication was ever received
from Richmond.
Semmes, no doubt apprised By the rebel
authorities Of the action Of the Federal Gov
eminent In regard 10 him, and consequently
afraid to- take tho risk Of capture On
blockade runner, made, It Will be remem-
bered, his way into the Confederacy by way
Of Cuba, Mexico and Texas. He was put In
command Of the James River. 1otilla; but
upon the fall Of Richmond suddenly appeared
as q General among the rebel land forces.
There Is ground for the supposition that he
had himself made Brigadier General Mt the
eleventh hour In order to avoid falling Into
the clutches Of the Navy Department rs
naval officer, In case Of the wreck Of the
Confcderacy. SO
Some months after the surrender Of tho rebel
armies, the Department learned, that the ex-
rebel Admiral and Brieadicr, for whom 1t had
o,sn anxious1y on the lookout, had left his
nc-.g,1v- and made his appearance Ut Mo.
thc H. question, 9riety Of arresting him was at.'
for trial by d narar s}dsEaiion. In order to 81.
dent and Cabinet. It was fully discussed at
a Cabinet meeting md the proposition to
bring him to justice fully approved by the
Executive, as we'll as every one Of his Constl-
tutional advisers. An order of arrest was,
therefore, issued and executed by an officer Of
, 1866-04-23
CHICAGO LUMBEk nAHKET.

AArrNpAI EVENING, April II.
The receipts ard shipments during tho past II hoazt
, 1866-04-23

what dtst,non,shcs ,nndon f+om Al, otber
u thi, frerncndo1. ntrat;on NJ
a nations hicbest cn]tnrc md act,r,tv In one
and t,o GEMS c,.v or5 rorcs = Iii, 1ooss
,noro w., . h,,r,s e,.1o,s,s or ~. ,ro-;a,. ~
a;s1 .na ;7aas,-ss, Eo.aaz 49,.
sa.- r, ,t.aa. no,.rar .,,,s H.. ~
osS.,,tr ~ r,s1a,nr +,o 1;,s -
~~s.'..1,,a .aor 49, ~ :. l., .ta
- i,e. 49, ~ - .,n-a"1,ttoa . ~ ~ ts,1,ao1.s ~
snc,at4 ~ % - and - n s1 indnetrr md at IN cams
49, ..aua,,s,a,. a. ~ .nds,anaanas ~ 1,rtan
..I,,,h sas,,a. nessans ~ ~ m 1ssn, - H. =,
.,.n-aenes ~, shn.s rasonraa. .,;th.nt
;os,nr % - cos1o f.s - ,ha rszs sssa ~ psLs, Nv
-.t-os,.tmart - 1r,tho,,+ ,s1n,.1 -ata.,.ty ~
~ n-nd,as,;tn ~ .xns.s,t1sa I,nr s ~ ~
ss,an1,.,.a ~ s.s,t, F..anaa.s ~. 80 a11t
~ saes.1 .ts,1as ~ ~ Iansan :. 49, ~ sest.sras
~ - - .t], 60
h,ass.s ns ~ sa1,sts ~. nh,,a w.. ~. =. A .aa
tSa,,a. 1as,.n .nas,as, p.,,,r.s - s.s 1esst
s.ocl- romn,nv n.h,h. 49, ,rs.,s
.,,,t,on .,a,s ~. ,.ra,.1a 49,. - .Ha,.
.r,~as o,d tho -r,o,,1no.aaa - ,hst. hensa.
ona eoufnaqea. yfthoIt 1udinr Themselves
one ;of advanced In the hierarchy If gnod
society. The ar;stocracy of birth and rank.
and tbat at statesrnansh,o. intel
~ ar.,-ssa., ,.1a ua|ss ~
.s.. @ ~ - tos asa- 80 ~, sS .s.S
enat " M uuef W"o, ~ eoe
ou Ioaa 80 y. - ~ a1a1., . es..aa. =, Ia.aae %
H. ,sa e. 49,, ~. .rhs1..sans ~ 49,. ~
la. - a" 49, .-a. ~ sS. ~ 49,.
~. :. .ant1arna ;, Es,n.,.. s,,eaa.ha. s a.
-. 49,. eN 1 ,.N", ~.
uus. ous ".a n.,N sae aaaa' - as,,s sIs
a,as,s ~. " .l"a. aau ,s,ans,,t ~ p1u4 s.ts1s
c.e'A, = no. ~ mIsu aou aas mu. ~s1sa..a.s as"4
uE y, eupet"tt.s, a. -" "s -. ..
inaolnty o. 1liese 1o~es sl :" a'ess
themselves o. IN a1 0, inie'.o'nS. ...
Ing ooas' ~ % - .Aua, .a1. es u ~
keeps In his place." Is most painfully Illus
tsated In the streets Of London, where the
occupation Of men is almost recognizable by
their gait and appearance, and where the
working classes still wear, as 1t were, their
Eabardines like the Jews Of old. The eject
Of this is to give to the 'gentlcman" an
add1tlonal s"aecef *nch STANDS iof
his consciousness Of MS superior
make up; while the otheFts cncunoered with
supcfahundance OF humility, to advertise
his own sense o. inic1'or1t5- This no doubt,
is more or less the case III over Europe. but
as London contains = greater population than
many OF me Herman pr1ncapantaes put 70
gethef. ana IN 1act one-seTen'h OF the ~hole
population Of England, II feFeals 1lese 1acts
, 1866-04-23

IhnEsday........-.- - s@! 1.7s ~ ls3
ssFM33 sin13 .'''''--'""-.''' =, tBSa AZ
a'411@''''''''''''''' .-oe' t.ees ~
Total SEQ s.Sm aF0
VIZ Ts ;heto hefors III t,sr .eek'-.
u. ena ~ rsr..n,. 80 ..,nr,.., .,t 80.
ec,nn.reo nth M r-,r,-d,nr vres n bc 40 e.Ms-
Ferrins. tuore than isst weax.
Shipments u r. tnao last f
a. compared Win tns esersspood,ns week Of 1sd1,
xe ind Is foltoW1:
lsreetpta this Hk
n,Pt !us #eox Oh sss....-.-..
T.,.,.s ~ s.1rht -. i,.s ..".' ts..s -" - ~
.,s s,,s- Th-r.Ss- rSsss ~ 80 - sr.4 e -
- -. ...-.s.E ~ n.S.s- 80. So .'uo' 1.N .s ao
=, .....Ss ~ ~ = o.oeA @s'h'
" 'AAA11~ - As-ee' uox.
Horses. Cattle. io -.
Mfen: CspS r. and NIB, laERe eUs-. .t5t9 s90 Sc
III airsss,n q ~ tTes. :; : 9S
70 Hi.vTsIn ~ sEsrvy.fnS S.,na1 ~
Mich. Cent md ~ 81. lnrge rars. III ID f1rno W.
Cars Of nc Ret. eet.....-..-...........i0tio nM sc
Alith!E2u CenHa1, ANAL caE3 9ls9 a-oo ssc
eo1t "sfne eas1 Nt1eet---.'.-.'-heso 1o8l0 &c
TO PEETsnuRan ~ AID HK111u q
Mseh. Souihen- Isrve M csrs's' 1os ca NO
Mich southern. eafs 10 ftet.-.... 500 90D NRc
h1t3 to Dunknk $as0 car Eeas than 10 Hnfao.w whdn
ptaT q I'll NJ. I'M a, rae. ,,., u.c.,.s
snipped ~ I'll ''S 's'' >'AA ~ "'''A
The market tr the week lust c,ose nss been f,,,,v
active, and much mora favorable tor drovea tnsr
could reasonably be expec.od when ge txko int con
sdsEatton The Cropping character OF the k.se,u 1r-
kets Though p.ices ct all auaas,es haye suffered 4
reduction Tho decline On common and inferior rsdee
has been moss marked,
The rece1pt, for the seek hsvo been liberal and tbe
stocf rtettyed thourh mt Of htoh ordsr ,sa he-,
Of fnlly an average auslttv Tbe demand in mr. tbs
better elas OF ea,t,s .nd vhen rn7rn ,h.lJ ~ NJ
to Improve upon The ouslfty Of thetr oartuaz thsy
mi not no ofte hsvn ocr.mnn 70 comnialn At mi
w.rt.r
Tho market opsasd on Monday ,sesskaei' aa..
were not essentially changed tuesday ssz na litle
a,'ees aSs m.,Ees ~ wv asnreued"e5o.,ee .esS
though prices were uoua1nalfy nrchanxed- "etnes-
York market. price, on common prades suffered 70
duet'on Of kc 2 1as os- Thursday and FIldaJ wrra
Airy hettye days. 1nd though IN soma ins1ancea
asns eoneess,ons 90 wese ,. .ae' mo "afket sa'oo
cIoetSo or 7hx AAf1T.
The tnaEKet to-day naa oeen Sesy Qoiet as USUALLY
more , no LEE 81 as91s W ss'n 1nSh n % op9
unmberteft over from yesterdays aA1es was neoasd.
sraole. and With ,,shs reeupt. to-day. TRANSACTIONS
sAles emo1aee ~ head. ~aien were taken Ia tho
eszay paxt Of the day At ze471 for good to choice
steers averaging to liz 70 l'aso y. md se,so
about The onl, Dureaasers, tnonsn rev .m.i1 lot.
me bess ,aiea Of ths day vere II head choice Mts,
soo1 steers, averaging 1.sas rs, odd by Ursxo.y +
a4unziug LIT ~, 1t $50: to weathAm % had
choice steers. .veEsslus l.ta -, It asro.
Wsero's -. a.ort., ,o, ,,s vs.. ,.t,,v