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The Booth Diary.

New YORK, May 2l.-The Booth
diary is published. 1t is simply de-
fence of his action. He says under
date OF April 18th and 18th: Until to-
day nothing was even thought of sacri-
ticing to our country's wrongs. For
six months we had worked to capture
but our cause is almost lost. Some
thing decisive and great must be done.
But its failure was owing TO others who
did not strike for their country with a
heart. l struck boldly, and not as the
papers say. walked with firm step
through thousand of his friends and
was stopped but pushed on. A colonel
was at his side. I shouted SIC SempeT
before fired. In jumping broke my
leg. Passed all his pickets; rode sixty
miles that night with the bone of my
leg tearing the flesh at every jump. I
can never repent it, though we had
to kill. Our country owed her trou-
bles to him and God simply made me
the instrument of his punishment.
The Union is not what have loved. 1
care not what becomes of me. 1 have
no desire to outlive my country This
night before the deed wrote a long ar
ticle and left 1t for one Of the editors
of the National Intelligencer, in which
| set forth our reasons for our proceed
ings.
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New York News.

New YORK, May 2l.-Erastus Brooks
having purchased all right, title, and
interest of S. L. Clark in the New York
Express. and the case at law of Clark
vs.. j. IL E. Brooks having been amicably
settled, the Express will continue to be
published by J. ~ L. Brooks as an equal
prOprietors.
VIM. Bishop Carr, q citizen of Brook
Ign, was murdered last night by ex-
police Sergeant SkidmOre, by shooting
with an air gun. The murderer was
arrested. Skeleton keys were found on
him which indicated his intention oil
committing burglary.
Senator Stewart, of Neva la, and JUS
tice Field of the Supreme Court, sailed
for California to-day.
JEFF. Davis and family left for Mon
treal.
The Weyl habeas corpus was granted
in the Prussian extraditiOn case OF
Philadelphia.
The heavy suit against the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company OIL
New Jersey, to recover a policy OF
$4,000 with interest for eight years, was
decided for the plaintiff. The company
had refused payment because their
| agents i'll the city received the payment
of premiums after the time the policy
expired.
A circular from the Comptroller o.
the Currency establishes the fact that
no unlawful conversion Of registered
bonds into coupons has been made by
authority of the department..
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FROM KMOxVILLE, TENN.
speech by Csovernor BrovnIow.

EpGeCA ~ %ONHEnOE hEO"nIO"s
Knoxville, TENN, May 2O.-The
Radical black convention to-day was a
success, SO far as numbers and enthusi-
asm go. Three-fourths of the black
voters in the county were present.
Though the day was rainy, the process
sion numbered about eight hundred
voters. ltpassed Governor Brownlow's
residence and stopped, giving cheers
and insisting upon the Governor speak
ing. He told them that he was too fee
BILE to speak, but that he was glad to see
them exercising their political rights.
He said the Radical party had enfran-
chised them; that they had right to
march in procession, hold meetings,
and vote as they pleased; and he, as
the Governor of the State, would see
that they enjoyed those rights and were
protected from all harm.
Brownlow and the Radical ticket.
Speeches were made by Professor
Hughes and Rev. Mr.. Anderson, of this
city, and Rev. Mr.. Beamer, of Gran
ville-all colored. This meeting decides
that the blacks of East Tennessee will
vote solid for BrownlOw.
Capt. Chambers, of Scott'S company
Of militia, has been ordered to Clinton,
Anderson county, to remain there dur
ing the Circuit Court, in which several
heavy damage suits, involving political
questions, are to be tried. Several COM
panies OF the militia are soon to be
mustered and ordered into active SER
vice.
The wheat and fruit crops are promis-
ing, bnt the season is back ward.
There has been some difficulty be.
tween the whites and blacks, in the
streets.
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4O57salO5A; '65 l065salO6A; new 10S;
1910 coupons 9935a995l; 1905, tirsts
lO61SalO614: others l059salO5%,
LATRsT-5:S0 P. NJ. T-..
GoLD-1375Sal375<.
SToCKS-Ohio certificates 24Za25 /:
Canton 42Aa4S; Cumberland 2gs3I !:
Quicksilver 25a26; AIariposa 63<a65z !:
Western Union Telegraph 42E; New
York Central 9S3sa9S9I; Erie 62 56a625S !:
Hudson lO2alO213; Reading l041salOlL !:
Michigan Southern 6Ss&a6SL; Illinois
Central 1I54aII5h; Pittsburgh 1884
731s, do preferred 591za57s 8; Fit. Wayne
961<a96Il.
BoNDs-Border State Bonds lower
Missouri's 961S; new Tennessee 6219a63.
STEAMSHIP SBAREs-Firmer: Pacific
1917; Atlantic lO3alO3X.
Cincinnati.
MAY2l.-FLoUR-Dull, but price not
lower though excepting in a retail way
they are nominal yet and but little
could be bought at the current rates,
Slz 90 for winter superfine; $l3 Seals for
trade brands; SIS 5Oal6 80 tor fancy,
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull, but little in
the market and no spring; MOL winter,
red, offered at So 90; and No.
IL at So 90; millers not running
owing 10 low prices and dull market
for flour. Corn-Dull and prices lower
and nOminal; No. l, S5c in bulk and
| 95a9Sc for sacked. OAts-Weaker; clos.
ing at 80 for No. in bulk, and SOC fol
sacked. Rye sold at 81 80. Nothing
doing in Barley.
WHIsKY-Dull at 1892 with buyers
offering 50 80.
CoTToN-Dull, and prices nominal
middling uplands can be bought
at 24c.
PRovIsIoNs-Firm but quiet: mo-
much demand to-day. Mess Pork
So 5Oa22 IS. Bulk Meats, Sa1Okc. BacoI
-9a1lc.
LARD-127lc; market firm.
EGGs-15al6c.
BurTER-Dull at 2Oa23c for fresh.
GRocERIEs--Dull and unchanged.
LINsEED O1L--Advanced TO 81 45a
so.
GoLD-Closed at 1917 buying ant
13S selling.
ExcHANeE--steady.
Chicago.
MAY 2O.-FLoUR-Dull aud nominal
GRAIS-Wheatd dull and lower at 81 s.
AZ 65a2 IS. Corn-Unsettled at 9915cf
81 90. Oats-Quiet at 6915a7Oc. Rye
Quiet at 81 5lal SO. Barley-Nomina
at 9Oc.
WH1sKY-Dull at $3.50.
PRovIsIONs-Porka and lard inactive
Bulk shoulders at 77<c.
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New York Specials.

New YORK, May 2l.-The Times
Knoxville special says: Captain Cham
bers' company, OF Scott county militia,
have been ordered TO Anderson county,
to remain there during court, in which
several important suits of political
nature arc to be tried. Other companies
are soon to be mustered and ordered
into active service.
General Grant and party left Rich.
mond yesterday for Old Point. There
was no tour over the battlefields.
The Pennsylvania capitalists express
themselves highly pleased with their
trip through Virginia, and it is be-
lieved that the visit will result in large
Investments being made in the State.
The Worlds special says: Surratt's
trial will be postponed until the third
Monday in June, when the Govern
lnent will be ready. Hon. John A.
Bingham, from Ohio, the Judge Advo-
cate who prosecuted Payne and Alter
OFT on the military trial, has been in
vited to be one of the prosecuting at
torney's in the trial OF Surratt.
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FROM GEORGIA.

Arrival aad Speech OF Judge Kelley.
ATLANTA, May 2O.-Mr. Kelley ar
rived yesterday from Montgomery. 1t
being Sunday nearly haly half the pop
ulation, white and black, were at the
depot. He was received by commit
tee of citizens, and, with Ex-Governor
Brown, escorted TO the National Hotel.
This morning he visited General Pope
and examined the freedmen's schools.
In the afternoon he spoke at the court
house to meeting of four thousand
persons, a large portion of them white.
His speech was rational, patriotic and
cOnciliatOry. He gave good advice TO
the blacks, recommended that the white
GeOrgians accept Congressional recon-
structiOn, and make once more united,
prosperous country. He said he did
not come to talk politics, but to speak
of the social and industrial interests OF
the South.
]. L Dunning presided. Before Mr..
Kelley commenced, James F. HANDLE
ton inquired if he could reply to any
incendiary sentiments Kelley might
express. The chairman said only one
speaker would be allowed. II Ham,
bleton desired to reply he must do it
in some other manner. This Interrupt
ton caused no excitement.
The platform was occupied by ex-
Governor Brown, General Wofford and
other ex-COnfederate officers, and lead
ing colored men, and was decorated
with American flags.
a crowd of whites surrounded Kelley
at the courthouse, congratulating him
warmly on his speech, and pledging
themselves that Georgia would be a
loyal Union State hereafter. One en-
thusiastic ex Confederate offered to pay
I'LL III
of July and make similar speech.
The Union feeling is increasing. Gov
ernor Brown and his friends are work
ing earnestly for reconstruction, and
they exert n powerful influence.
Files, the ringleader of the Mobile
riot, has been sent to Fort Gaines by
the military authorities, and United
States troops are doing police duty at
Mobile to protect Union citizens.
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The Latest News:
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY the Union Line.
ONCE. corner Of Main and Monroe streets
BY THE CABLE.
Advlces to the 2lst of May.

LONDON, May 2l.-It Is reported that
the Fenian. Burke, recently convicted,
Is lying SO ill in his cell that his life is
despaired of.
Consols SO; Erie 421l; Bonds 72ssi
Illinois Central 761S.
LATER-Money quiet and steady. Con-
soils 49, Bonds 723S; Erie 421f.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 2l.-The Sui
tan goes to the Paris Exposition early
in July.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-Noon.-Cotton
easier; middling uplands 1l1sd; New
Orleans llHd. Breadstuffs quiet.
Corn 4Os. California Wheat lis Cd;
western lSs Sd. Provisions firm and
steady. Lard 51s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-2P. M.-Cotton
very dull and heavy; prices unchanged.
Provisions firm. Pork advanced Is;
quoted at sos for prime eastern mess.
LONDON, May Acknowledgement,
SO; U. S. bonds, 7221; Illinois Central,
7671; Erie, 42H. Market unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-EVeping.-Cot-
ton closed quiet; sales Jf 10000 bales
of middling uplands l1Isd and Orleans
at 111Id.
Advlces from Manchester are favor
able.
Corn, 39s Cd; other grain unchanged
Provisions quiet. Produce-Ashes S2s;
Rosin, common, Is Sd; fine, 12s Cd.
LONDON. May 2l.-Evening-E Earl
Derby says, officially, that the Ameri-
can question will be arnicably adjusted.
The proposition made some time since
to arbitrate the whole case has been
rejected. = -rs.. + ..r4. -f
LIVERPOOL, May 2l.- Evening =
Messrs. Frazier, Trenholm & Co., Cot
ton Merchants in this city, it is said,
have suspended business, with large
liabilities.
BERLIN, May 2l.-Evening-A horri-
BILE plot has been discovered in Han
over, having for its chief purpose the
assassination of King William, Count
Bismark. Several Liberal notables
residing in this city are involved.
Several arrests have been made, and
1t is thought the scheme has been en-
tirely frustrated.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 2l.--The steamer
America, from New York, has arrived
here.
FRANKFORT, May 2l.-5-2Os, TX.
ANTWERP, May 2l.-Petroleum, AZ
francs. 1ns ...a
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Mexican NeMn.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-The Herald's
Matamoras correspondence of the 10th
says:
Juarez has, levied prest-money to
the amount of.two million dollars.
Immediately after the receipt OF Secre-
tary Stewards letter he issued orders
in reference to the treatment Of Maxi
milan, saying that his life should be
spared: AS It was feared Escobedo
would have the unfortunate prince as
sasslnated Notwithstanding the order to
the contrary, that General was sent 10
command an expedition against Can
ales, who had rebelled in the north.
Corona, who Is considered the ablest OF
me MeXiSa n. Sene5als. was appointed
the armies of the Republic.
An Imperial accommodating party.
including one of MaXimilian's adm.
tants, had been captured and shot.
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The talk about an unfavorable bank
statement and n close money mark ct
had its effects upon stocks early in the
day, but 1t turned out that the loss of
greenbacks was caused chiefly by the
banks purchasing bonds OF the Gov
eminent with money they did not know
what TO do with. The deposits in-
creased again, ana as most OF
the banks are paying interest on these,
they are compelled to invest the money
in something that will yield return.
This business Of paying interest on de-
pOsits is not pleasant at present, when
il is risky to loan money freely. In the
afternoon the money market was quite
| easy at 4a6 per cent, and good houses
were freely supplied at on stock col
laterals.
The stock market was dull, without
change in price till $3.50, when prices
advanced q, with considerable bust
ness. Afterward there was a good de-
mand, and prices showed an improving
tendency. at S u CLOCK it had the APP
pearance of Il rising market, and at 6
O'Clock it was quite strong. Some par
ties predict much higher prices, while
others talk the other way. The future
is very much mixed.
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ROCHESTER. May 2l.-The General
Assembly of Presbyterians met to day.
The appeal of Silas Miller on the de-
cisiOn of the Illinois Synod elected
much discussion. The morning session
was mostly occupied in receiving Irish
Delegates. Drs. Hall and Tenahm and
DR.. DR.. E. X. Adams, of Philadelphia,
and Henry NJ. Field, OF New York,
were appointed delegates to the Scot
fish and Irish Assemblies.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW IORRt May
REGULAR REPORT.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN-Dull and Hc lower; sales
$50 bales at 271za2sc for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Receipts 3771 bbls. market
dull and lower; sales $500 bbls super
fine western at $40 55a1l 60; extra west
ern Sill 9OalS 20: 8, choice Sl3 SOal4 so;
shipping round hoop Ohio Sl3 14a14 O6;
trade brands Sl4 1Oa15 40, closing dull
and heavy. California Flour-Quiet at
Sl5a16al7. Rye Flour-Steady.
WH1sKY-Steady at 90 for western; in
bond S235.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; sales $4,000
bus No. 2 at 81 6211; choice do, Mil
waukee, 81 IS; no receipts. Rye-Un-
changed; sales 1900 bus western at
81 70; Canada, free, 81 so. Barley
Sales q, 900 bus Canada West, free, 81 81,
and 5000 choice at 81 40. Peas-Sales
5000 bus prime Canada at 81 IS, in bond.
Corn-Dull at 3a5c lower; sales 1000
bus new mixed western at 81 12a1 l6;
old in store 81 25; new southern yellow
81 Goal o; receipts 1886 bus. Oats
Dull and lower; receipts 4,42S bus;
small sales western at S7aSSc; state
9la94c.
RIcE-Quiet.
GROCERIES, Coffee-Quiet. Sugar
Steady; sales 200 hhds, Cuba, at lO3Ia
lie; Porto Rico, 115Sal2. Molasses-
Quiet, Muscovado 52a53c.
HoPs-Unchanged.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet; crude, Ice; re-
fined in bond 26c,
PRovIs1oNs--Pork- and low
or: sales 6S, 900 bbs at go IS, closing at
firmer rates, cash, old mess S22. Also
4,5O0 bbls new mess at 1913 l2a23 1871.
BeeI-Firm; sales 3,35S bbls new plain
mess at $19 50a23 20 for new extra mess.
Tierce Beet-Quiet-Sales $50 bbls mess
on private terms. Beef Hams--Sales
2l4 bbls at $4la43. Bacon-Quiet; sales
$50 boxes short ribbed at 1lal255zc; short
clear l2}}3al3c. Cut meats-Steady; sales
$50 packages; shoulders SKa1OI<; hams
1211a14hc.
LARD-Firm and quiet; sales $50 bblR
at l2114al34c; small lots, 1886. go
BUrTER-Dull and unchanged.
CHEEsE-Steady.
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ST. LOUIS, May 2l.---Gen. Hancock
has ordered two companies of cavalry
to be stationed at Chalk Bluffs and two
at Monument and two at Big Timber
Station, on Smoky Hill route. He will
also put military guard at each sta
ton on the route from Lookout to Lake
Station inclusive, which with the ad-
ditional men employed by the Pacific
Railroad Express Company, it is be.
lieved will give entire security to tho
mail and travel across the plains by
this route.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false.frizzes, your switches,
DESTRUCTIVE Of comfort, and not worth a fig
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPAIR ATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
IL heads (GrOm whatever cause IL may have
fallen QUIT and forcing growth OF hair upon
tine lace, 1t has no equal. 1t will force the
beard TO grow upon the SmOOthest face in
heads in from two to three months. A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there il nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hair or heard. Their assertions
are false as thousands OF living witnesses
(frOm their own experience) can bear Wit
ness. But many will say, how are we to dis
tinguish the genuine from the spurious? IL
different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely worthless, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts for their purchase To such We
would say, try the ReparatOr Capilli; twill
cost you nothing unless 1t fully comes
up To our representations. II your Druggist
does not keep II, send us ono dollar and we
celpt for the money, which will be returned
you on application, providing entire satttac-
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W. L. CLARK d CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette ST., SYRACUSE, N, Y.
mch23-eOd, triw&wly
There cometh glad tldings of Joy to all,
To young and TO old. TO great and to SMALL
The beauty which once was so precious and
Is free Tor all, and all may be fair.
Rv Tho U,aa 0F
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DETROIT, May GA horrible muir
der was committed to-day, in the town
of Columbus, St. Clair county. Two
young men named Cnrley and Mccall
had quarrel of long standing, which
eliminated by the latter being shot
through the head by Curley. lie had
not been arrested at last accounts.
The Fenians have Mass Meeting
tonight. Speeches were made by P. ],
Mehan and Colonel Walsh.
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Boston, May 2I.-The cash contribu-
lions for the suffering Cretans are SIS
500, besides large quantities of cloth
ing.
There has been no diminutions of ar
rests for drunkenness since the closing
of the bars.
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PORT CALBoRN, C. W., May 2O.-On
Saturday night, man named Meano
Graybid shot his brother-in-law, John
Wallace, through the heart, and was
shortly afterwards shot himself by his
own brother, Samuel Graybid.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May 2l.-An in
meeting is called by promi-
nent citizens for tomorrow night, to
determine what action the people will
take to suppress the umercifnl cruelty,
wanton barbarity, and other heinous
crimes in the public schools.
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New YORK, May 2l.-The Evening
Express announcesth that Erastus Brooks
has purchased all of s. T. Clark's in
terest in that paper. The long stand
ing difficulty being amicably settled.
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NEW York, May Ex-senator Wilson
made the last address of his tour
through the south at Huntsville, Ala,
yesterday, thence he returns to his
home.
Judge Kelley addressed an audience
of some three thousand people, mostly
colored, at Atlanta, Ca, yesterday.
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.f.u. LATEST AARKETs-5P.M,
Bow, r1o.oE1 5DlI op5a1no

N-Wheat-Dull; No. . spring
at g 6Oa2 70; No. l at g so. Rye-Duli:
sellers for western at 81 rs; buyers at
81 20. Barley-Quiet. Oats-Heayy M
S6as7 for western. Corn-Dull, and lac
lower; new mixed western at 81 O9aI Ia:
all mixed western at 81 23al %, in store
and 81 23a1 "a delivered. @
PRovIsIoSs--Pork-S23 90 bid, cash
and regular; $23 so asked, cash; aud
S33 10 regular. Beef-unchanged. Cut
Meats-Steady, with fair demand.
Bacon-Firm at 115sc for short ribbed;
12Hc for short clear.
LARD-Steady, with moderate in
quiry at 13Sa137sc for fair to prime
steam. ~ .Hf .a.H- 90