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NEW York, May 1.-THE friends of
Mr.. Stephens, the Fenlan Chief, per-
fected their arrangements for n great
meeting at Jones' Wood tomorrow. A
grand escort has been rendered him and
declined. Heprefers to go as a private
Individual. An invitation has been eX-
tended to Roberts and his friends. 1t
is not Mt all probable that the invitation
will be accepted and it Is almost certain
that the Senate and with them large
body, of Fenians Nwill not become
reconciled to the organization ofwhich
Mr.. Stephens is now leader.
Tie remains of Preston King are not
much bloated and are less decomposed
than might have been expected consid-
ering the fact that they were in the
water Just six months and one day, the
Collector having thrown himself into
North river on the morning of the 18th
day of NoYemb Der, 1865.
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1.ouIrYIlie robaeeo u, ,IarI.et..

-. LOUISVILLE, May L
The market was fhore active today With
an advance on all grades. The oneTinss
Sales Of u hhds at S393 IS. Is do at s4ss4 -,
do nj s55 IS. do NJ s. l096 az. 9to az s.1, -
do at s. S098 60, lido at $3.50 e, 1So As SIpS
,sl33I3 Is, q do At Sl4914z5, do at Sl59l675,
and ] at SIS T5. '-s.,l---s q
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PhIIndeIphIaIron MARKET
PHILADELPHIA, May L

= --------T u - TFdlIADEIPHIAlD may II
In pig metal there is little doing, but prices
are firrnly maintained. Sales OF 800 tons No.
1 Anthracite al SIO942 90; 500 TONS No.
foundry at $50; and 800 tons mottled forge at
SCOTCH PIG-The market, as we have
noticed for several weeks continues very
BIooMs-Metwith limited inquiry at our
quotations..
AiANUFAcrURED IRoN-Priees remain
without essential change, but there Is moth
ing OF importance doing.
SAILs-Are dull at the following quota
tons, viz:
per 50
Flat Grip, %
Sd Nails, 50
ID and nne Sd 50
Slauelhg Nail %
Cl1ncn ~
Box
-Conlnlercial LAT -
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FORTRESS MONROE, May 12.-Imme-
U. s. Circuit Court in Norfollk on last
Thursday afternoon, Judge Underwood
left for Washington, d. c., and gave
particular instructions to the Clerk of
The Court to exhibit to no person or per-
sons the Indictment brought against
Jefferson Davis. The various attaches
of the press endeavored in vain to OBJ
tain permission to copy it. The Clerk
of the Court acting under the peremp-
tory order of Judge Underwood posi-
lively refused to allow any one to see it.
Major General Hunter went North
last evening on the steamer Thomas
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New York Honey ana stock Market.
NJ,rr Hy.r,,- 49,. T

Money and Gold-Money easy at 46f5 per
cent. Sterling Exchange Steady at ll9tl9
l09A. Gold-Flrmer; opening at 1904; de-
Ginning tol advancing to 1901, and clos
ing at 1904.
coupons, 100; do $40 coupons l02; TtSDs llt25S.
Stocks-Better; Milwaukee & st. Paul pre-
ferred 711<i Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne 9g5z;
western 2S1z; do preferred 5q9S; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Sf7S; Illinois Central ia; Michi-
gan Southern 5g3S; Michigan Central l091SS;
Reading IOz5<; EEie "A; New York Central
924; Pacific Mail Steamship Company Us;
Martposa preferred ~; Western Union Tel
egrnph 6l1<: Canton 81. . -77-l777 =
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EAsTPoRr, Me-, May 14.-Acting Adj
mirul Boggs has just lett here in the
steamer DeSoto to demand an explana-
ton from the commander of the Eng
lish steamer at st. Andrews in regard
to firing into the pleasure boat off Rob-
binstone, with a party of Americans on
hOnri
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CINCINNATI, May !14.-Professor w.
Byrd Powell died in this city yesterday.
r. I. Armstrong, formerly of Chap
pell, Bruce d Co., of this city, was
killed at Paris, KY, on Saturday by "a
man named Merrfwell.
There were seven deaths by suicide
in this city last week.
A special to the Commercial, dated
New Orleans, May 18th, says one white
person and five negroes were burned to
death at a fire In New Levee street on
Saturday night. - 90 -
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NEW York, May l4.-we have Bue-
nos Ayres dates to March q, and Rio
Janeiro to April 8.
The Paragnayans had, it was said,
crossed the Parava at Caudelarfa and
driven back the allied out posts and
were advancing against Brazilian
army under Baron Allegro.
The city of Buenos AYres was visited
bya terrific hurricane on the 18th OF
March, blowing down several houses
and doing great damage.
Bahia sugar market dull. Trade
brisk at Buenos Ayres, but rather un-
settled in Rio.
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OF Work, MeCoueh Il CO., bankers of
this city, caused much excitement at
the Stock Board this morning. Their
failure has entailed heavy losses on
stock spectators. They were great
bears in the Westonville Passenger
Railroad shares, which were forced up
to S45 and then fell TO $40, and to-day
declined 70 g share.
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ITEMS.

O.
A. LARGE MoRTaAGE.-The FFeeport
(m.) Journal reports a very large mort
gage recorded in the county court at
that place on the 18th ultimo. 1t was
executed by the Chicago and North
western Roilroad Company to Samuel
J. Tlden, of the city-of New York, to
secure the payment of two million five
hundred thousand dollars. Il covers
six hundred and three miles of rail-
road, and all the depot grounds and
other lands and rolling stock belonging
to the same. The lines of road covered
by the mortgage are the following: The
road from Chicago to Green Bay, Wis
cousin, 242 miles; from Chicago to Full
ton, Illinois, 1876 miles; from Chicago to
Freeport, 12l miles; from Kenosl1a,
Wisconsin, to Rockford, as miles, and
from BeiVidere to- eloit, 81 miles. The
United States revenue stamp affixed to
the mortgage is for s., 500. The fee for
recording was SIS.
MOVEMENTS OF 4 Wheat I'm THE
NoRrHwEsr.=TheH Mississippi and Min
nesota rivers are falling rapidly. I'm
less there is rain soon the latter will
soon be unnavigable above the rapids.
The prospects, therefore, for getting out
all the wheat of the valley this season
are not the most encouraging. The
Mankato Union says the weekly ship
sments of wheat from that point now
average twenty thousand bushels, but
even at this rate 1t will require several
months to move the grain in store:
TIRE SWEEP OF. AToRNADo-A torna=
do passed over the neighborhood OF
CarroIton, Mississippi, last Saturday.
1t TRACED through the southern part Of
the country, was about mile in width,
and left not tree in its track. The
largest hickory and oak trees were
blown up by the roots, or twisted OF
near the ground. fortunately there
was but little property 70 injure in the
PorAToEs IN GLBvEIASD. = The
Cleveland (ohio) Herald says, the
amount of p0tatoes arriving in that port
from Michigan is Immense. Every
steamer and sail vessel that arrives has
on board more or less. From this point
they are distributed TO the south and
southeast. In addition, s., 1855 bushels
have been sent to that city from Toledo
since the LIST of January. = ~ - nfi
TaE INCOME TAX IN THE SoUTHERN
SrATRs.-The Internal Revenue Blu
reau requires all citizens OF southern
States to render income RETURNS for the
year 1864 as weIlas for 1865.
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weekly Bank statement.
baltimore Market.

bAIIIMUhE1 1IHyEId.
Flour quiet and drn. wheat-steady
common declined Ic. white SG9SE. yellow 81
@S2 ORtS-dTm at 50. PFoYtsions-firIl1.
Mess Pork-S31. Sugar-steady. Coffee-dull.
Whisky firm. westsrn 81 2B1SS2 26<.
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BY Telegraph.
mnnnHn mnrlEnf

- n.i47'f = tBURTAIo. May1
FJour-steady wheat-qufe cotn-yeI-
Low 65R651< and 81 5IsS for Chicago. O6Is-
l426f4--Rye-qulet- ROfk-s3l@5l 80. Lard
TX Canal tfelehts to New YoEk-wbeat
Is, corn IL no Albany-wheat 10K, corn s1SSs
oats 5<S5zS tasJ5ssla
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RALE1aH. n. c., May 14.-The re-
mains of Hon. George f. Badger were
followed to the grave to-day, by an i'm
mense concourse of citizens.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wAsH1NoroN, May ID.
SHNATE. a. -

On motion of Mr.. Morrill, joint reso-
luton was passed granting the use of
lumber for the erection of building
for the National Soldiers and Sailors
Fair. eaER
The joint resolution for the purchase
of the law library of the late Jas. L..
Pettigrew was discussed and postponed
tflI tn.m0rroTy
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phI1adelphInWool a1erket.

woo1.-There has been mora demand from
the manufacturers, aud holders have adj
vanced their views 3 10 5 cents q n. The
stock in the hands of the trade Is smaller
than at this period for many years pasI-in
fact the market Is bare OF some gTadeS.-
Among the sales we notice &C.,
100 ms extra fine
20,0OO MS ~
4OO0O tbs low fleeces AID 4O1R5
16OO0 ms three-iourths and full bloOd......621z
lOOU half and full blood 55360
1000 MS half
$40 rs nall bioo y
1900 ms quarter blood q
$500 MS low and medium. $50
6,0O0 Ms Indiana half and u blood IS
1900 rs
60U1 IDS
The Detroit AdUeTtLsT says there was a
meeting of the wool purchasers at Adrian, on
the 18th ult-, which we hope may result in
the better preparation OF Michigan wool for
market, and It's consequent better reputation
and enhancement In price, suggests a remark
upon the wonderful increase in the pr0duc-
tLsn OF this voiuable staple In Michigan. In
1910 the wool clip of the State was about
10000 Ms; in 1880 1t was pretty accurately
ascertained to be 0I3 2sS ms, and in 1850 over
5,0Og100, and in 1853, according To- an elabOr-
ate statement of the Secretary OF the Board
OF Trade, the t.Ital product reached the re-
markADle figute OF 8. 49I, 693 Ms. The clip OF
last year IS estimated by good judges at u,
000, 100, q tribe over the previous year.
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NEW YoRR, May I4.-oh1cer Harvey,
this morning discovered the body of a
man floating into the gap from Bntter-
milk channel, and from appearances 1t
was believed TO be the body of theElate
Preston King. Subsequently the body
was positively Identified by Preston
King Webster, Mr. King nephew, Mr..
Bydecker and others, of the Custom
House. The Coroner will hold an in-
quest on Thursday.
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wAsHINaroN. May 14.-The Sabbath
School Union, composed of SO Protest-
ant schools; szs teachers and 1000
scholars, celebrated their anniversary
to-day, with six bands of music, state,
national. flags, embIems, floral decora-
tions, DC. They proceeded to the capt.
tai grounds where they were entertain-
ed with vocal and Instrumental music,
and addresses. The spectacle was grand
and interesting. ~
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The Latest News.

BY TEEEGRAPH.
Ry the Union Line:
ONCE, conner Of Main and Monroe street
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NEW iYoRK, May 1.-two deaths
from cho lera ut QnR ratitine, since last
report. No new cases. )
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NV YoRk, May i4.-Gold opened
at 1904 and closed at 13o5s.
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NEW York, May 14.-The CONNER
cial's special says it is rumored at the
Treasury Departm ent that Mr.. Smythe
may remain president of the National
Central bank after entering upon his
duties As Collector of New York.
The Posts Columbia, South Carolina,
correspondent tlforwartls an affidavit
made by Commissioner B. Nash, setting
forth that he saw the South Carolina
department buildings burning before
Sherman's army entered the city. He
also saw cotton burning, and saw the
corpses OF persons killed by the explo-
sion at the depot.
The COMMERCIALS special says the
President has signed the amended ha-
beas corpus act. The act is intended to
protect civil and military officers of the
Government from malicious prosecu-
ton for acts committed during the civil
war in the discharge of duty, or in ODE
dience 10 orders.
Messrs. Washburne, Boutwell, and
LIE Blond have been appointed a special
committee to visit Memphis and inves-
tigate the recent riot which ACQUIRED
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ForeIn Newn

FATHER POINT May 14.-The steam
er Mofavtan from Liverpool, Sd, via.
Londonderry, 4th. passed this point en-
route for Quebec, her advices are one
NE Ebis's Steamer Heivstia; ffom liver
pool, I'd, has put back with the cholera.
on board; two deaths occurred before
she reached Queenstown from Liver
The national steamship line have de-
cided to stop German emigration
through their vessels. The government
has ordered a full examination of all
German emigrants before their admis-
sion to England. The cholera made its
first appearance among the German
emigrants while they were in Liver
pool. 81 4
Mr.. GIadstone's budget repeats the
duty on timber and pepper, and pro-
poses an arrangement for the reduction
of the national debt. The German and
Italian question remains unchanged.
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PoLLAcK,sill {.
NOTION HOUSE.

TUsr OPENED AND FOR SALE HOR-
81 eIgn goods mostly or direct importation,
bought asayeEy, low fate for Eoidl e
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100 dor. plain and fanoy Cotton Hosiery,
gents, ladies' and ehildrenis wear.
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JIOoo dox. RauntIets. gloves, half sauntlets
thread, silk and silk worsted, In desirable
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A LARGE MoRraAaE.-The Freeport
lnl.) Journatreports a very large mort
gage recorded in the county court at
that place on the 18th ultfmo. 1t was
axao1to,l h., tI,o fIhfn,..,n,J Z, "a NJ ,.t,
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p Ia N O 81

p i "A N O 81
a @ GAEHLE's
Piano Manufacturing Company
OF BALTIMORE, ND.
wazeroons north ems. corner OF Eutaw and
north Eutaw street.
HIHIB COMPANY HAVING oRGANIz-
il ed in April, 1864, In conjunction with tn
well known firm Of Cache & Co, as a Joint
stock company OF
So. PRACTICAL PIANO MAKERS.
who have held prominent positions in some
Europe. The company claims that their
Pianos combine all tho excelleneies Of all tho
--latest tmproyements:and Il win be apparent to
been approved by the best manufacturers VIII
not be leg successfal when their own Interest
to the above. they were awarded the
FIRST PREMIUM OVER ALL coMPB-
-. - LII TrTORs::
by the judges of the late Exhibition held at
the Maryland Institute OF baltimore, Nd. in
Tho Pianos being surncientIy introduced in
this city, and having proved equal, II mot SUI
pertor TO any heretofore known. Those mi
Win the greatet carea and Of the bsHt mae
nal, will save Dealers commission, which only
makes pianos moro costly, but by no means
more valnable, by sending orders directly to
at Professor HARhfAN KRYTERiS, 10. i63
Market street. for further information. A
guarantee fornve yearB q given N regards du-
rRbllltYL OF construction for every Instrument
and VIII be Repttn stune for one year fires a
charge. Old pianos taken IN enehdiIps
q Persons wishing TO have their Pianos tuned
or repaired will please leave orders at the
place above named, rs the Timer Of said aEtab-
lshment Will be here for one week.
Old Pianos taken In exchange. febS-1y.
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HOuSE.

Mr.. Highly introduced bill granting
the rightlof way and making a grant
oflands to the Sierra Nevada and Cen
ira Costa Emigration and Canal Com
pany in California, which was read
twice and referred to the Committee on
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