Show i - - y- - TVIwdii iiSydi 4 “rr f- t- -- Xi nwwfi £7 UuaSaSomdBOa4iimall’‘ -- i fwts CONDUCT bs innwaib U OS COTTON ln1m AJfprrnJcR 8 UV M ‘ TUP OF VACRE - SPECULA- - CHIVING f 4 EMIGRATION AGENTS GOING Ci JUGAXIZATIOXI Htt ICBLDER U WVtlvBD THE B4l MATAMOnAS! iriKN TIMES AUOUT teliei-6- r Ealtlraore 19 W tb uany-yngage- sired Washington 1 9 7 the defonje id the n- - witnesses fur were djmissed until trial 20 have thus far been sum-P- ® to-da- it?-ab- fletsti L'uited y to lta An effort will be tte exclude tho 2! : the prosecution 7Biaa tail m inli nevtr dictated a course of cam-hibutalway heartily ha m ed PJ'1 in him Near York 19 Washington Tribone's correspondent’ j “ en ihe forthcoming report ofthe Com and ways war of the conduct the on iM Urrtimony on the Red River campaign is military 1 character moat damaging tensions oMicnoral Uauks and pronounce® to have been guilty of mercenary mo-7fur the benefit of himself or friends by Butler in the Fort a cotPn speculation Irlfa werei fusion free -- a cor to-an- et jothe beau 4jiair is substantially-vindicate- d and Triend iu tho Petersburg uiwiJe exomateil Ijput fjiiere ’ Which is attributed to the lack coatidence on the part of Meade the fail- y to capture Lee’s army after linrbattle of ittyahhrit by Meade is attributed to the jth abot Mb Staii jie - weakness- ’ pa: arts I notb have Eulwiitated a system of faibrganizations all over the country cor--l Jon pundiug one with another and preparing the means for forwarding large ottm-r- i aahin cf vinigrauts to the Mexican trontisr 1’be Tribune's special says the Houston 25th of April published a speech Cach l'raph (tat-ra- l Msgruder at u war meeting tho an r previous Alagrinler said be paw nothing surrender If the people J tra cuuraging in Jose's would keep 'up the deter-niiio- a je tu light it out lie closed by what majv I shall staud by xaf a 'an afto- and never be a slave to Yankee pow-- atstwI’wJ that he would rather be & Comanche chief-thabow the knee to Yankee tobi Juq baud I do m we have neighbors near-- at Cinit i fuel at liberty further anything tosay the matter st be itlnay pm nCerning bee may have aid from a source' unexpected ul at a time when we least dream of it let geles our leaders and all will yet be t Sar f?jfUnlly Washington 19 lroy for the dirst time since Seward Secretary untCH ofliiTM -- - say-com- - n pj-eg- 60 ( rner i riant attaasmatiou went to the State and gave audience to one pirtmrnt y fibs members of the French legation Fred mrd continues to Improve Baltimore 20 A letter from on boarihtho Tnscarora to American says the party we have f Jeff Davis'liis wife a small son and vo daughters together with Alex llSie-beuLUayrCol Wm Began General dweler the rebel raider and 15 or 16 others doit names have not been ascertained the offer coudades by saying we leave for the i’otomac ia a few hours New York 20 Ike Commercial's special says Gov Vance f North Carolina has thrived and has been t Attempt iit says this SAVE alM 1M 300 1 25 1209 a 12 boo SCO r-- ‘ ’ n aU tt ity PAE ADISE yMH1S ex-Unite- t H or every quality We hsTe alsa brought fa from West a profuaioo of CRINOLINES We have with the latest improvements JACKSON G - : -f GRINDING WHIiLVT OR ANY S ' OtnER CRAIX TO ORDER — o James Beestori ‘COMMISSION ' i: 'agent ' Barclay Street NEW YORK CITY hr the country demand - ’ -- THE OK Opening CHOICEST qUALITY iact i '' S' i J HIGHEST - - JOE i- - mi : j ' - A aij 1 The eouth-weroom Of too Brfcham HOn-- e I have opened for the sale of 0 JSXJSUALCitr MEltCU ANDISE and Intend keeping always oil hand A et CHOICE AND COMPLETE STOCK Goods as tbs demands of the ' country - j quire and at the RYG ODD AT ' The highest market rate paid for A' ' A o ‘t its - h A ' TT i—iwmri ni ' t Barley Oats Corn Butter And every description of Country Produce PAPER ItAGS taken fa exchange forGooda ' sa tr : GROCERIES T Aly ‘wx cltixomAa embracing those fabrics most in dsmand for borne ' consumption' as DRY GOODS GUOCEKY Sc TUAD1SQ STORK Brlgham Clty J T PACKOt it First door north and opposite tbe Post fHfira’ ft COTTON1' ' have imported a my complete Stock of the best fcaetera laimtMCture We have also on hAwd fine 81tloh of - f PROFIT' YARN always oirhaud ' "" v'r’'- JUAB COUNTY - ' the Territory or to’ Southern C Kfilbr-n- ia will-fingood eiiterUiimjtt 'Oa reasonable terms at the Nepht House Salt Creclc at all hours Good and oorralq and a good supply of ILy stabling and Grain always on hand ’ Large qnough te supply a smsll Yankee Nation - and part of the “rest of mankind" i s i CUTLERY- - rf ' I :' I fVi v t ' 4 call the etteutlea of’thA BEGS rnpeetfnllyte of Utah County to his i: i STOCK i GEORGE PARKMAM " '? r or Ogdejt ' - Wm Bringluirst SPRING V1LLE UTAH WTELL-ASSORTT- v- v GENERAL - 'all kinds of either to those alrudymembers of brass bends or those dsrirous of'qwliiyiag' them selvss-fo- r taklhg u port thsrcfo r:: J-r: v ' :By J - ' TRRHS MOpXBATE pnnlnioo refer te V v V MrD a CALDJR Salt Uki Cty j Bishop a WWE5r0jden : K'rt ' ‘' Tw fhrtlM! particulars 4ddrMs me t Ogdea : 'FVff WWWVI ?"1 - —- 'for dRilNV CACHF I COUNTY Meat : MaPlcot Logan door south- - of Godbg new One Stcr' where the 'community and travmUng public will find a‘7' Choice Variety of Meats MODERATE PRICES C ATTLEW ANTED Tor which a XJbarel Pries wUl be paid - BCEF'AND SO-- r- - ti : Which he offerst LO Vr PRi CES xThe Highest Market Price aRowctL t ‘ 51 C RCITAN DESEr Cotton Tarn Wool Rolli INSTRUMENTAL MllSICi - j i HZNRY G0LD2ER0CGH ' Proprietor UTAH COUNTY NOTIONS : - GOOD NEVS TO TRAVELERS! to- and from the smthera J)ERSOXS traveling Fancy Goods YA3StKEE r SELLING AT COST AND WIND INSTRUMENTS - 'm r OR PRODUCE - ai4 i ' ' ’ Cliteae - L0VEWCES :F0B CASH a&s-- tf r-- - Lowest Clsn J’eicesI ' ® AND is ClotUxlg' etc ete tt re- y-- - - v'fMll ' the coming season togreetly enlarge andimpiwo To the traveler northward bontid this UfiTheluV hotel on the frontiers of Utah and to the returning adventurer this ia the first that greets him Of'-tncl- i' &v v rGUEMSWAEE:D PRODUCE t Which it is designs XJtalx Co I V’- - IV C T1IOBIA9 Proprietor the head of Main Street my opened-a- hereby make the announmnqpt "fbst viiitoif anaouncse hie rsedinese to give instructions ori' Jr’ - STAUJLING AKB COBUALS airiotiier Articles of Hardware of miperior qualify - A" 5 ? - i from abroad transient resident Rndtrarrli-r- i may be furnUhed with accommodatioiu of the First Or- der ljun alsi prepared to provida cuiulorHbl ov A GROCERIES m aud Me the new ezrtvale - d mki - DBYGOOBS -- iVUilJI GENERAL- ASSORTMENT OF r s CITY” HOUSE BRIGHAM ' I TRIMMINGS GIMPS FRINGES ' LACES etc - s - :BOX ELDER COUNTY T will continue the business at the OLD STAND where wUl he found : - - Haring SPLENDID STOCK HS i- furniture Paid for Lumhsr : BESIDES A SCRSEirOF a -- DRY GOODS PROCERIES ctc lJ A PRICES PAID ' X9- - 04-tr- y - WH the citizens of the Settlements In Utah INFORMS Sanpete gud the entire eoath that he hai oh hand a ELDREDGE A II B CLAWSON having formed a Co-- prtnenhip and pnrcharcd the LARGE STOCK of MERCHANDISE formerly owned by tinware 4M- - XEW AND CAPACIOUS HOTEL For Ladies' wear atelldispUjof f f-- - 262tr Amonr the TEX THOUSAND STIFLE ARTICLES aud YANKEE KOTIOX8 will' also bo fimad -- £i FUItfiXTURB XIOC8EII9IXZ hm iu the most tBbsUntlal and Of every dea-rip- f ' elegant manner Grain and Produce takes In etihugi for Thrfiltuftl Of Boots arid Shoes b —- - M Provo WALKER BRO’S k - ' Rave opened In the above business t wo doers Sooth of theOsrten Hotel' uni iutend keeping st V bsiul luad nuking to (irdtf 87-t- O'j ’V - FOR SALE AT DELHGTABLE TEA i - I MT-XR- m i of tb Lsdiet ia ibm nlaetioa ofthi not forsetfhV ' ' ' ':a - GENERAL MERCHANDISE f Sheetings Brown selectee embracing 1 ITcGARY 6 BROTHER : :' - cheapest Call and examine Goods and Prices before purchasing elsewhere k WOHLGEMUTII '' LOWEST MARKET RATES FAMILY SUPPLIES' P CROCKERY HARDWARE BOOTS AMD SHOES which they will offer for sale m cheap u the Packages standard - 4 4 DEALER IN of which he will endeavor to keep on baud every article needed for t -- I rf GROCERIES Farming Implements Dye Stuffs Clothing Ilata’ Jnst received and Now Dry Goods & Groceries " w " - of a complete ' 263-fi- DRUGS AND MEDICINES El rfveai i Refer to t - s Rags - a general Stock of Merchandise especially PEG' JBALT B BACHMAN HOOPER & ELDREDGE ' - - 61-l- BLDREDGE & CLUVSOiV 'OF-"'-- v Highest Cash Prices Fold for Country Fredneel S4-- tf tVanted V' AP Cotton WOHLGEMUTH Agent for the purchasing of all kinds of Merchandise and Machinery for Utah rifT- a ASSORTMENT COMPLETE I Bledletnes - 'FANCY AND STAPLE BURTIS FREXCII WOODWARD TUKTS RURTIS k Co lK' York SAMUEL ROOSEVELT And to Merchants of Salt Lake City JE ST RECEIVED IX ADDITION TO HIS - ‘ ratau I v 66-lm B H WHITE HAS & J Also Ogden Depot for the Sole of FOOXRER'S CSLFEKATED SHOE STIRRUPS end - knoRledgments to :W LANCESTER Esq Mill wrigbt and Miller of Great Salt Lake City for the umniatakaabla vidonoM he ha glveu of kill In the dnlfa end exaoution of hi work — having satisfactorily proven himself m machinist of the first class A rU Dry Goode Groceries Drugas -- T ao- - STORE G DEN CABLET & CEIAIllV SKOpi ' iv' to Joform tbe people of harry CityOgden He takea this opportunity of tendering his end icinity that they have ABE ' jut STOCK arrlTed with : t fix ADR always on hand MYERS i w - - TREES ' 208-l-m - - OGDEN VARIETY 'X t In the most Substantial and exquisite style- - Our Celebrated to-vm- OGDEN- — 0 ’ will be purchased st once-- ai First Door South of tbe Ogden ITobs ' Offers to tbe Citizcus or Weber Davis Box' Sid and the Counties North and Seutb a General i" y Assortment of Blacksmith Shop) (Opposite Hawkins : i ' variety of articles ukHcI ln evtry lainlij fa the line of ' f r" rSRFUMRRXfe eta NOTIONS FANCY ' " t Produce off all Kinds Received ' ’ Store Oppo-lt- e Tithing Office "K and Saddle and Harness Linkers BARLEY CORN A limited quantity of CLEAN WOOLEN Bring them on V ‘ J Has opened for the Sale of all kinds of a DRUGS filEDltlNfiS DYESTUFF & SADDLES ANDIIARNESS '' 0 ORDER " - niGHEST PRICE paid for dean COTTON RAGS ' : and commenced running about the 15th Inst with the most flattering results he is now prepared to accommodate his friends of the SOUTHERN ' SETTLEMENTS with rags: rags:: rjini: WHITE LII eo-l-u valiierbros 'r I v -- LADIES’ KID GAITERS PLOPLE'S STCItE-- O CACHE COUNTY wm riijcocK MCKINNON CURTIS PARADISE - OGDEN DRUG STORE-R - i ' - Pwpiiator33-t-r AT Only §15000000 of the rebel loan was taken in England t- ete Attention Ladies 8PLEXDID L0T OF ’0 - - afao - Auo a 'good Article of r 's J' large assortmentof v HATS SHIRTS STOCKINGS IKEWGRIST ing that they must thrust themselves on pub licr attention or be disregarded the second having once obtained public attention suppose they have arrested it permanently while in fact nothing is more characteristic of the world than the ease with which it forgets e -- JOHN HO AQ LAND Having completed his fine : to-th- - Stages to Idiko ami MoaUno 'l ( XXOCyCEA the 6ood time Coming” though long deferred has at last arrived rar " SIGN'S ATtD BOYS' BOOTS J atiiia-reaideno- e en-ir- CHOICE LIQUORS This Is the ''Home EUtlon4 uT the Matf ‘r I J - iarg stock of r T E AM d : ' ‘ Calf difli r Children’s MoroccoXace ' IafanfF KM Shoes l v Misses' MiVOceoJUlniorals Children Black Cloth Congress Gaiters ' Mteses’ CalfGsftersend many other fine and durable styles besides a ' :T I Hnmskille Alabama 21 States SenaHon J Clements in thia tor of 'Alabama died thia afternoon City Fortress Monroe 21- e Tho steamer Clyde remained another Davis Roads Jeff and dav offllampton 'ol Ilioky vent out to attack the Liberals at amily had' not been removed up to this eve N'brti the greater part of his desert-- ning the rebel General Wheeler and staff cavalry '1 when ordered to fired'-npowere removed gunboat Maumee this he charge 'Arm with his for Fort Warren Alex iufutitry and commenced ret- ’morning and started U Stevens and Postmaster-Genera- l Regan reating but was ambushed himself and killed The remainder of his were also removed to tbe gunboat Tuscan)-r- a d surrender-troops to the which left for Fort Delaware It is preenemy The Liberals had marched that-- a large nuwbet of colored sertithin eight mues of Pedras sumed Maxi-ailnaMegras vants accompanied the rebel prisoners since lutive troops cannot be trusted A letter ’from Rid Grande captnre but an order recently issued new heir aaya-aeduces them to an exceedingly sniaU-numevolution it breaking oat city on the frontier the others have procuredVansportation Xij n&gve and the Bartinas liaye joined Richmond to ?ir forces with y' ' Fortress Monroe 20 " Ion at’ Camargo and are expected to attack Matamoras ' ' St Louis 20- Alhong tbe prisoners ou board the steamer -- ' are Jeff Davis arrived y The steamer McCombs with a of Clydewifewhich regiment her brother and four children and his for Kansas ryary city heavily lauen with' and sister and Alex H Stephens who sur?verament freight was sank on the Missou-f- f r cavalry'Wliile at Lis Louse nver veeterday no lives were lo9t but the rendered is in an extremely' feeble he Atlanta near Wit tad car©) were a total loss Q health: state of Clay and wife General " Cairo 19 central Forrest issued an address to liia Wjieeler and staff and a number of others of lesser note - Shorn'-- - - j UNDER FULL HEADWAY i re-ut- ge p 4 t r I d amiueti v - - ! ob-ai- - M advertising thc eighth edition of the Ibtyclo- AT psedia Brittanies is said to havo been £3000 It is also asserted tha£ £2000000 a year srer in extra advertising by expended hand-bill- s circulars and placards In Targe cities nothing is more lommon than to £ee large bnsiness establishments which seem to hare an immense advantage ovei all competPACKAGES itors by the wealth experience and prestige of they have acquired drop gradually-ou- t public view 'and be succeeded by firms' of GUNPOWDER YOUNG HYSON smaller capital more energy and more de‘ AND IMPERIAL termination to have the lact that they sell such and such commodities known from one end of the laud to the other In other words the new establishments advertise the old die of dignity The formfer are ravenous : to North Carolina 18 A nnniber of citizens ji'lio fled to the interdr of the State when our army entered New-er- n are now returning to pay their taxes to n he United States Commissioners and to Preof their under property possession sident Lincoln's amnesty proclamation They are a good class of people and have never as a general thing taken any part in the reoT the bellion ' Eleven tons archives belonging to tlio late Confederacy arrived here from BaTeigh last night and eave for Washington this morning to be ex- - - rv-c- - - to £40000 8Qd thtCC Others ore mentioned who each annually expend for tho same purpose £10000 The expense of s thc9thana'oancing the surrender Pick Taylor and them advising instantly A special says Davis Stephens Regan 2M ’ UL asideJill feejing of animosity and XW others eem to have no appreciation and and to cheerfully submit to the powers 121 the of position in which they are standing 400 Bad ber to go home and be good citizens banme their best exertions to restore Davis has no idea that anything beyond its Peacetosad his lot ishment be thought Stephens wii) order 190 way to start the civil government aw The Memphis Bulletin denies the story of the proper would be to institute a measure for the again rorrest's death 100 repeal ofjthe ordinances of secession and by 100 orenisg means 'restore the original relations of the purlin interna that Regan thought there would be’ nojlifiicultydis-in TIONAL EXHIBITION! bringing about a good feeliflg provided franchisement and confiscation were hot carANOTHER CAP-TURVERSION OF JEFE’SV 450 ried too far No one expected slavery to be 400 saved or the assumption of the rebel debt J 1 100 V but he thought the rebels who held official 4W York 18 New most not be deprived of Votes Or positions too A better feeling is noticed fa commercial property too r though there's no especial a'ctivity tw Herald’s The account ' of the" capture o BOO generally firm Foreign goods fruit Jeff Davis says when the guard weut to the Stoceriei steady provisions heavy too is' a lare business doing in pork at a tent they were met by Mrs Davis in desha-b'ul- e IW with “please gentlemen don’t disturb of from 25r to 49 cents per barrel of ladies before they have time to wool market fi theprivacy demand The great quiet dress?' Igo has subsided and prices ts h we been somewhat irregular ever since - “All right madam" said the corporal "we U SJ general thing one and three cents lower will wait till you have put on your duds" of domestio fleece are mainly at i - sales75 cents appeared at the tent door Presently there for Ohio and light Penney! W old lady with a bucket on her an There was' six thousand pounds’ of armostensible s Davis in person Mrs’ escorted by toiuoraia sold at 45 there ia In'foreign 1“Please let my mothergo to the spring for T&ftg doing j Hides at a moderate re to wash” says" Mrs Davis fa a ' Jwitkout change: to price Bothgoa some water skins are indeound at fulljirice- s- pleading toae v '— 10 Xicaa and Ctlifornia are moat wanted “It strikes me yonr mother 'wears to Wo hondred bales of Mexican goat big boots’- said fls guard as ha hoistedvery ther“ W t 45 centa in gold the residue at old lady’s dress wlthjda sabre anddiaeoTcr- S I ’ Said tO Amount -- 125 - i- The Boston Transcript gives some interesting facts figures and suggestions on this sub jecti The advertisements in an ordinary number of tho London Tiinca excecd200 the annual - C -- 8-lio- rse FACTS AS TO ADVERTISING - - ? : : ' A special to the World says the detention of Jeff!1 Davis at Fortress Monroe is in expec tatlonani tlnt omo time will elapse’ before all the evidence of his complicity in the assassination conspiracy is collected - a 60 A- -- - 21 Washington to-da- aK 3 i - -er TS - ’ - - ia tbe Old Capitol prison Tbs amnesty proclauiaUon has been finally 'etermined upon by the President and will be ' ’ stueuKmmedutely reTf Hie New Orleans Evening Star of the 3d Md the papers tontain Mexican news: When inga SOaTI BaTA r v 'rl r - ’ 8C5” to-da- con-itso- annjr NtOa L" rt—- A -- - lib at Q saute special says tho Mexican emi--igeiiti have abandoned the system of rchaa iaprr' advertisements’ and the recruit- - i be-th- - artM1 Fti 0 - isclosely'watchiug movements In that A' i WEI1ERCOUNTY SAN nUNOSOO I MOWERS REAPERS OGDEWT'HOIISE BOOT ANP SHOE STORE THE THRASHERS to and from the Mines of Mcnte It :fi JUST OPENED t j and rjlRAVELERS and totbe lurtbertf sttieaSnU®f Utah will find this i' & cl Wood’s 'Mowers 12 BO U KO FS KY Co : HOTEL AND STARLING r House SaltLeke Opposite 12 Buckeye Combined Mcdvel the meat complete Work of furnished with evetythiag fof fti'houfcrl UB HATEf jwt aed to ceorenince of Msa sad Bait SHOES ewer Mowers andReapers Utah which to iudnee Immediateliroiagltt parcbase we ' Intend to sell at prices lewer than mny HOTE1 Pitt vfc Co’8 TABLE D’ other Jfonae la Salt Lake ytty To prove thiiflre us a call and lee our splendid Stock of Ihtee Time eBay and Meals pfepered st any boats Mlese Balinonle i Power Thrasher Ledim K(d Cnngrsm Oalters C03ZF0RTABLB Chlldreu'e ditto Knroete and tr Sal m arrival tr ditto Lac Cloth Ralmarals HOOPER Apply toW and " H leiiisf Kid Balmorals G'A t -- fbe inassaers of the Cheyenne Indian in frrado Territory by Colonel Chivington ksown to have been'a brutal affair and a icnce to tho countryr tbs World's special says it Is rumored $ Itixiiniltan aud Kirby Smith have negoan aUiunce audhiuM that our govern-en- t thmt s against sanctioning anything resembling de-- ‘ calling upon tbenfto reject the xuocraryand bill by a large majority The House divided on the question: ayes 211 nays 238 The ' t bill was therefore fust The Prince of Wales opened thcsDublin International Exhibition on the “ ' people were present The Times f&ys we hope that Johnson will treat the eiramy whemoncu at his mercy with greater leniency thau he affects now that Lee has surrendered 'Mobile fallen and Johnston confused and exhausted The North can afford to be niaguaninaousandWe don't believe that they will sully their victory- with deeds of ernefty ? Booth’s fate was too good for such a miscreant the most honcst must feci in common with ail Americans that justico has been cheated of a victim ' France — The Empress presided at a' State Councll on tho 6th and afterward received the American Ambassador and addressed-private letter of sympathy to Mrs- Lincoln The Emperor issued a proclamation to the inhabitant! of Algiers urging them to become attached to the soil and to treat the Arabs as feiloweouatryruenj and said wa most be masters because we are more civilized generous because we are stringent: The Emperor was received everywhere enthusiastically He issued a proclamation to thic Arabs calling upon them to recognize the decrees of the province and said 2000000 Arabs cannot resist 40000000 Frenchmen' Citata says Italy recognizes the Pope as chief of Catholicism and will always treat with him upon religious matters bnt will not acknowledge liis temporal sovereignty New York 21 The municipality of Palermo has determined that one of the streets of that city shall be named after President Lincoln Pharede Da Locro of Nantes which appeared in mourning and which published the news' of Lincoln’s murder has suggested that a penny subscription should be collected lor the purpose of presenting to Mrs Lincoln a gold medal bearing the following inscription: “Liberty equality and fraternity twice elected President of the United States The French democracy grateful to Lincoln the hpnest man who ’abolished slavery re- establhibcd the Union and saved the re pubic wHIiout violating any statute of liberty Ie was -- assassinated on thelltli of ApriL iHb-1000- -- Brfc : New York 21 VTlie Steamer Ilansaleft Bonthampton oil the 10th instant - Iu the House of Commons on the 8th the debate on the borough franchise bill was resumed Gregory thought if it was pressed it would lead directly to universal suffrage ' Mrllrae!i irarnetythe House vlllcieucvvf manage the former a tbe War Dcpartnient that Suntoti never interfered with Li® it ' : testimony Meade have testified r encrsl’ (IrautinJ Stanton in the all th - d - out fc'""I jv’ jije ’wore - tb-da- y Offing 4a -- : - tta T ufivrd there from Fernapfliaa Kettle & special Americin’-Aafttpol- U ed ft pair qf No If calf skins and f whiskers said the sergeant as he pulled her hand from her face a&d Jeff fa alt Ids littleness stood before him After the captnre Co! Pritchard with the Macon The party prisoners started forDavis remarked if he were all sullen and had not been surprised he would not have surrendered without a fight While on the road 'they received President' Johnson’s offering s hundred thousand ollars for- - Davis be read it and trembled his hands dropped to his side and with a groan he dropped tbe paper liis wife picked if up and read it oyer and the entire party burst into teaia The cavalry escort arrived at Macon on the lath and soon after took a special train enceto Augusta ' New York 21 The Herald’s Augusta correspondent gives an accouut of the occupation oi that city by Gen Mattinas of New York who took pos-a- c scion May 6th and found about a hundred thousand bales of cotton ten million dollars worth of ordnance and other rebel stores four hundred thousand dollars in bullion a part of Jeff Davis specie train was captured aud one hundred and eighty flVo thousand ’ dollars in gold recovered Thq Savannah river has been opened to Savanhabr and railroad communication from Louis villev- - Kentucky to' Charleston will soon be comxlete ' : v" A y ' Washington n The Times' ‘special says" the delegation from North Carolina is now fa that city and assert that the party known during the war as the conservative in that btate was in reality- composedparty ipamly of Union men who werecompelled toassumo the gqise of opposition to the ultra hews of secession and tliut two years ago Governor Vance was elected to Jiis position as the professed rep resentative of that party but that hebe tray el those who placed Kim Iu power by becoming the tool of Jeff Davis The first step taken iu North Carplfna in her vill e appointment of a' military UoVernorr under whose call a State Convention ahall meet and devise measures for the proper amendment of the State Constitution and the election of State officers tind member of Congress v Gen Sheridan's new command virtually supersedes Gen Cauby fa his command of tbe military division of the Mississippi Gen Canby lias ' been assigned ' to the command iof tho Department of the Gull which relieves Banka who is ordered to report to the Adjt General of the army The'Department of tile Gulf is considerably extended and will hereafter include several State heretofore included in other departments The action so far as it relates to Banks is of a purely military character and is not done as the result of the labors of any investigation committee or because of charges preferred or pressure brought to bear against Gen Banks by politicians Now these parties have not nad an interview with Grant- and he knows nothing of their views or wishes This change in tile several commands has been contemplated several weeks too" y v" 15RUTAL-AX- WSURACETUU v higher Tate JPilly hale of California deer on private terms Gold unsteady foreign drapers exchange doll butfirtn1 Leading ask 109 and 110 for a aixt jAJ bill Foreign bankers assume that bjiportations must be beavjer in future than they have been the past six months and that in addition a vast augmentation of European travel will stimulate materially the demand for foreign exv Jchange:’ ’ are constantly coming from orders lrge In Germany alone Europe forCven-thlrtlc- s four hundred millions of onr bonds are held -- A vajaraoaat of capital aU finding its way here to invest in the Nevada silver mines There b considerable excitement- - in ' raining circles on the subject with-s- n advance in jBiiuing shares The recent heavy decline fa wheat seriin that branch ously affected of tradiev reports frota Europe however are favorable tdr a rise and large exporter A demand Is anticipated for sales of six thousand California- - State' sevens at 4ue fourteen 7 ir j f The boot and shoe trade to supply south- x era demanp is very bisk prices firm- Freights' to California are dull only one vessel cleared this month -- VINMCATKD-MEA- DK iWSfasFlWaCB-TII- B — r i S "t 4? v s rrT v f SQBK5I A S UlAQmrJ e- - - j1 |