Show BY PACIFIC TELEGRAPH I 1 SPECIAL TO THE DAILY VEDETTE 1 new york may esth A better feeling is noticed in commer e erfal circles though there here Is ia no no especial I 1 activity ity prices are generally firm foreign goods are quiet gro groceries cOries steady and provisions heavy A large business business is is doing in pork at a decline of 2540 cents per barrel the wool market is quiet the great de demand mandof of a fortnight ago has subsided and prices have been somewhat irregular ever since andias and as a general thing 13 cents lower sales of domestic fleece mainly at acts for ohio and light pennsylvania pounds of california at 45 cents in foreign there is kotbin nothing 9 doing hides at a moderate request and without change in prices both poat goat and deer skins are in demand it at full prices mexican and california aie are most wanted salts kes of ba lesof mexican goat part at 45 cents in goli the residue at a bi higher her rate ed 50 bille bales of california orn ia deer on private terms term go gold fd I 1 U unsteady ns teady corej foreign gif exchange dull but firm leading drawers ask for sixty day bills foreign bankers assume that importations must be heavier in future thant th anthey bey have been for the p past t six months and that in addition the vast augmentation of european travel will stimulate materially the demand for foreign exchange i i t 1 I largo orders are constantly coming from Europe for theia jn in germany alone four fohir hundred bundred millions of our bonds are held A vast amount of c capital a pital is finding its way are hereto to invest in the nevada silver tj 1 mines mines there is considerable excitement in min mining ing Aid addleson leson the subject willi an advance in mining shares r f f the fie recent li heavy ei y icline dc clino in in wb wheat e at ba has 8 seriously miny many engaged enthat branch of ofard trade C liebb ithrom from europe enra pe r however however areta arc today to day favorably for a ribe and a large eifort d eiband Is af 1 14 i li I 1 A i att 4 1 at I 1 the boo tanu adrid oboe hoe 6 i trade rade to supply sauth southern c L rn adema deman dlF very britsk brisk and c pr prices ices firu firm freights freight to california are dull only one vessel cleared this month new york may by ther the steamer hansa from southampton the edth 1 in n the house of commons orn on the alb the debate on the burron burrough ah franc lilse bill was resumed gregory thought if it was passed i it would le lead ad directly to unive universal roal suffrage disraeli Dla warned tho the alouse against sanctioning anything resembling democracy calling on them to reject the bill by a large m majority ijo rity the house was divided on the previous question ayes noem noea the bill is therefore lost the prince of wales opened afi the dublin A international exhibition on the ath present reent the abo times timea says it hopes johnson will vill treat the enemy when once at his mercy with greater leniency than he be affects and now that lee has surrendered the north can afford to be magnanimous knotts and we do not believe they will sully their victory with deeds of cruelty booths fat ewaa ewas too good for such a miscreant as the most honest must feel in common with americans americana that justice has been cheated of a victim france the empress presided adibe at jhc thc state council on the ath and aft afterwards erwardi received the american ambassador Amb assado and addressed i a private letter of sympathy to mrs airs lincoln the emperor issued a proclamation to the inhabitants urging them to become attached to the soil treating the arabs as lellow fellow countrymen and said I 1 we mutt be masters malters become more civilized and generous generou because tho tho emperor was received enthusiastically ti ile he issued a proclamation to the arabs caal calling in r on thorn them to recognize the decrees of the province that arabs cannot resist frenchmen the detata says italy has recognized tb the pope as chief of catholicism and wi will ll 11 always tre treat at with him upon oua matters and acknowledge his tempo rah sovereignty new york may the municipality of palermo have determined ter mined that one of the streets of that A city ahall shall be named after president lincoln the de doire of nantes which appeared in moarnin mourning 0 o and which published the news of Lincol ns mur der now suggests ests that a penny subscription should be collected for the purpose of presenting to mrs lincoln a gold rm todal dal bearing the following in i scrip tion lion iLl liberty berty quality and fraternity to twice elected President of the united states the french damoc lauy at U gra g ful lincoln the honest bonest man who abolished slavery very re dished the union abir saved the republic the statute of alb liberty ariy he was assassinated on the of april 1865 11 A confederate cruiser was reported off manilla Nev newborn y T C may A number of the citizens who fled to the interior of the state when our army entered Newbern are noa noar returning to pay their taxes to the united state stales commissioners and obtain possession of their property under president Lincol ns amnesty proclamation they are a good claimon clasSi of people and have never as a general thing thin K taken any part in the rebellion 11 tons of docu documents menti archive belonging to io the late confederacy arrived here from raleigh last nigh fc and leave fur for washington this a m to be examined aln may ilona Ho Ilo nJ clements ex U S S senator of Alit bama died at his bia residence residence in in abi this eslit i Slit i i d A 41 X q Siy I 1 1118 1 yo w ia j i SP j th the e 8 drewni remained n ed an another 0 the r entire day at hainston Hain roads jeff da via and family had not been removed up to this evening the rebel gen wheeler and staff were removed to the gunboat maumee this morning 0 and started for fort warren alex H stephens and postmaster gen regan were also removed to the gunboat left for fort delaware it is presumed that a large number of colored servants accompanied the rebel prisoners since their capture but the order recently issued reduces them to an exceedingly small number the other have procured transportation to richmond among the prisoners rs on board the steamer clyde which arrived today to day are jeff davis wife and four children and her brother and sern serend nd alexander 11 stephens who surrendered to our cavar cavalry y while at his house near atlanta lie he is in extremely feeble health C clay and wife gen wheeler and staff and a number of others sev new I 1 york may A special says davis stephens regan and others seemed to have no appreciation of the pooi position tion in which they are standing davis davia has bas no idea that it anything n beyond banish banishment merit will bebis be his lot stephens thought the proper way to start aulvil a again would be to institute measures for the repeal of the ordinances of secession and by that means restore the original melad I 1 ona reo regan gan thought there would bo be no difficulty fi in bringing about a good feeling provided that dio disfranchisement t was no not ot carried too for far that no one expected slavery could be saved or the assumption of the rebel debt but he thought the rebels who held official position must not bo be deprived of their votes or property newyork New York may I 1 the heralds account of the capture of jeff davis says when the guard went toi to the tent they were met by mrs davis in with please gentlemen dont disturb the privacy of ladies before they have time to dress all right madame said the corporal we will wait till you have on your duds 1 presently there appeared at abc the door an ostensible old lady with a bl bucket 1 ck on her arm escorted byars by mrs davis in acison pel son 5 please let my mother go 90 to the spring for some water to wash said mra airs davis davia in a pleading tone it strikes me your mother wears vary big boots said a guard as he be hoisted the old ladys faress with his sabre and discovered a alair p air of number thirteen calf skins shins and whis whiskers keis too the said daid serge per gea gearil arit fit as b be pulled the hand from her face found that jeff in all littleness stood before him after the eap capture ture col pritchard with his prisoners started for macon the party were all sul len lenaria and arid davis remark edif he be had not been beed surprised he would not have surrendered without a fight while onabe on the road they received president Jobo sons proclamation offering a hundred abou thousand dollars for davis he read it and I 1 trembled disbands his bis bands dropped to his side and with a groan he dropp d the paper pis his wile wife picked it hitup hupf read it over ard the entire party burst into tears the cavalry escort arrived at macon on the and soon after took tk a special train for atlanta thence to an augusta gusta new york M may ay r the herald 8 augusta C correspondent respondent or gives an account of the occupation of that city elty gen martinas Mat tinas of new york took possession on may ath and found about an one 0 hun hundred huntrod Tred thousand bales of bf t ten en million dollars dollare worth h or ordnance and other rebel stores four specie trains was captured and one hundred ana eighty five tt thousand 1011 sand dollars in gold was recovered the savannah river has been opened to SAv savannah aDnah and abid the mil rail road rond communication from Lonis louisville louisvill vill e kentucky td charleston will soon be y i y ow ar completo washington I 1 may hat A special to the times tb says the 0 dele deft gation from north carolina now in tt 4 t city assert that the party known clr in the war as the conservative g part parly 14 that state was in reality com composed posea main ly of union men who were compelled to assume the guise of opposition to umfra views of secession and two year ayo governor vance was erected el acted to his hs as a professed representative of that party but that he bear betrayed ayed thoa who placed him in power by beco becot iain aln a tool of jeff davis the first step ta ken in north carolina for a recon tion will be the appointment of a miu tary government under whose call state convention shall meet and deviso devise measures for or the proper amendment amendee at of 0 I 1 the state constitution and for the elec tion of state officers and members of con grass 1 r gen Sheri dans new command virtually supersedes supercedes gen canby in com mand of the military division of the mississippi gen canby in baa a been as signed to command the department 0 of the gulf which relieves Ban banks his ordered to report to the geo gen of the army the department of the gulf golfis is con sider ably extended and will hereafter include several states heretofore included in other departments this action so fr far as if relates to banks is ia of apure acure ly military character and is not done as hi hc result of the labors of any investigation of the committee or because of 06 charges preferred or the pres pressure SIM brought to bear against gen banks by bj as t these bese parties have not na had an interview with grant and ho ha knows nothing of their views or wishes this change 0 in the several commands has been contemplated several wee weeks iks A special especial to the world from washington the 9 alst says the det detention alion or jeff davis at fortress monroe is ia in expectation pec tation that some time will claps before all the evidence of his in the assassination conspiracy is collected HEAD DISTRICT OF TUB THE PLAINS Ju lesburg julesburg colorado may 5 65 f GENERAL ORDERS NO 9 1 I the following named officers arc announced as A sub district inspectors and assistant chifa chiefs of cavalry of tle the district of ohp plains capt john S cochrane cocbrane third US vols jor for the south sub district of the th e plains capt cap B M richmond third U S vols for the north morth sub district of plains capt john H dalton daltan first batt novada nevada cavalry for the west sub district of the th plains first edward do donnovan dnovan firak N nebraska P b ragout vet cavalry for the east of the plains they will report without delay to the officer ol of t the reaper tive live sub districts dietric ts to which they aro are assigned for duty 11 II the quartermasters department will furnish the necessary transportation by comi command nand of BRIG GEN I 1 C CONNOR GEO geoff F PRICE act aest adjutant general OFFICIAL GEO F PRICE A A A G 7 1 0 OF TUE PLAINS 1 den denver ver Co colorado lorada may 19 1 ast 1st 9 t 18 1865 65 GENERAL ORDERS no 8 I 1 the head quarters of the district of the plains is hereby transferred trans ferreI to Jules Jut esburg burp colorado all reports re turns turn sand aad correspondence c 1 or will hereafter be directed to that point the quarter er masters department will turn ish tae ibe ne necessary e ary transportation for the general commanding and staff II if all enlisted men irk 19 tb the e south east and nd sub districts of thor plains JP lains now absent from their co companies mp anies excepting those on duty at arthew these or orba gilb district vead head quarters willbe will be inizie m sent to by command of w BRIG GEN CONNOR GEO F act asat adjutant general gener E L A I 1 t t r apty pty GO gep F PRICE A A sAG 4 |