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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
Passeuxcrs Arrived

IN seamshp Edntwys Jron, LrerpooL-Mrs French, Ma
Bradbook and Mis- Brsd,Tooi- Mr.. Dsholm w Cark lie
Stanton AID lady Felix de l Mr.. Franks add lady, j. T. u.
letter and lady Mr. Austin zbd lady Miss Master and Dr. Chsss
Lamborn, Mrs Eliza cunningham Mr. lay hesr- Evsrad, 10
ID. ID. Wi s. A. Beers Thoms Andars
Andrew NJ Chapman w baker aud lady. sis. PetenS
Mi.. Obyrne Me Bsntnn, bis Cshsrne and Margaret
FuTong Capt johnson bearer OF dispatches tho Que
Ia seamshlp from Litop.l Mi.. shaw Mrs W as
ter Mrs Fox Misc Cowey Mr. 'yard spd lady, M Lecxia
and lady Mr. MIS- Riggs three chi dren and Mr. sud
N Freune n-ice three lisn ant tg" Mr. and Mrs.
Rowsuds M sud Mr. Or.eni-a tour chde. and t~o nur.es
Capt buchanan. Geo -. Anan' NJ Luz Nj and Mr. Geo.
rond Mr. Fox Mr. sod Mrs John Dsvirs sDd neoe Mr. and
Mrs Conner Mrs Msr.d~D Mics johnston Mr. Randolph lady
ADD Mira r.. LansdOD sfd msii VI r.. LaDgdon, Lieut.
Etge. Mr. and Mira Harris children snd na'te, Lieut..
Mcheevrr u. ;. A. and 1dy. Mr.. Mr. aud Mi O. Wotners.
poon james Normand Arnod 1reeu Jas White Mira snd
Miss COOPER Mis- BANKS AID maid Mrs Msrce Mr. and Mrs.
Ds'pore., H. osrb,Is. M sud Mr' Wood uf c. sleet:,
Nj sawyer aud Nj Rolls Mr. kooser. NJ. and Mira \.
Homans Mr. ANA Mrs samuel NJ aud Mn. Chas sskes I've
chi aud Mrs Horace Geey aud two oh dr-n ME-
snd Mrs Jsany. Z ssnI-n, Mr. Ooidsieln, While DE.
Hitchcock H. j. Dsyis. Mr Lsird f. Gin,rd Dir Lille J.
II Mortimer, WA Rosenhem D. P sm'ck N sscps,s. 4.
De-somm,s. John Nichospn Mr. Hob-an John wilson. lady
ard wm demmipswAy. ME- heiee: two Chi dfsn and
Miss Wilson L. luAuf Mr. Hrine Mr. ard Mr. Saner
msster Mr. sDd MIs str.poI W Lance Mr. rengss James
Robe, W. 8. 0CoDno James Lndeo. Mr. Edwards, MAJOR
Dennis Ms M Scndanor, Geo Leigh Jsme: Dixon, hsnry
DIXON Mss,rs Wa.hburn BTinton Coeu Neshe A. FiJ-
patrick Mr.. KrnB.dy end i've children Mis- Kennedy and
Capt +. Bo, dof M Hale John W. Broad Rev Robt
Wallace, T. Fastrsy Iohn Wilson and Mrs Kemp Total, lsx
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
arrival of the Edinburgh and Persia
yUE PRIVATEERING QUESTION
No Increase Of British Navy in American Waters
,NsuRReCTioHS IN RUSSIA.

The steamship Edinburgh from Liverpool on the
Oh ins. snd QueenSown on the %k, arrived ut tins
Yat esterdsy Afternoon, and the steamer Persia, from
Liverpool on the 18th inst and Queenstown on the
i2th, also arrived at this port lass evening
The Persia brought l53 passengers and 81 ,2lO,ooo
In specie.
TIE North Briton reached Londonderry on the morn
tss aud Liverpool on the evening of the 9Th instant
III. Fulton arrived NJ Southampton and the glasgow
~ Queenstown also or u 10 evening Of the 9ib.
1t is uRdors,o that considerable quantity OF war
material rendered as freight for tie Persia bnt
WIS declhed on the ground that such freight would
vaate the policies effected on these steamers and al'o
because the sgens of the Cnnad line desire to pursue
course Of strict neutrality in American Affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

Hungary may be induced 10 seod Representatives 10
the keisbsrsih. T1~y express hope that peace may
be rsintsined, and aro that the Em ire may be mdi-
visible. ,
All tie gentlemen, w'o.e election in Vereiia had
BE-, announced, han declined ~ take their seats IL
oold sider that lew Cononer repre- sent tue
Will Of q e country.
CoUST TELEKi.-C Count Ladislaus Teleki, who has
ju,t been found mrrGered il liz house N Pesth, was
one Of he most eminent political men il Hungary, ard
rice The cohsiitnll, nal movement, the know
lodged leader Of the advanced party h the Di't lie
was to,n IN lli, the zion Of IN anci.it noble iny
His ancestors have al ways ocen led he foremost posi
lion in Il affairs OF tie rgdom. CONT lAdisians,
early age, devo cd hteli cesstUI'y L, l.ra.
his political life be.an deputy ia tie Diet oil
TnDsy lvaIa. In 1873 be ent red the Hungarian A.
,embly, Where lie rendered binsel consl if'ous
az IA etach reiorner. He ali III dship Win
aihyan a,terward sbot by or'er OF AnsIiin court
msrIo aLd with Sleonen,i. DUNG the revolution" i
S. he tooh siies 18th ihe party IT ko-sntb. lhe
Hung aIin Parliam ent sent HIN n embasraior 10
Pars, where the Roman Repu lie, ot that uhe was
Represented by Colonel trapCh and the Drmocrtuc
governments OF Is den aud Tie SaAinate by han
Blind aud Frederick Schulz When after the attempt
oi Ledru Kolln ribrow the Nap leonlc regime,
KiIl Blind IL. arrested IL sIite %; iis qnalIiy ~ MI
envoy, Tte' as web 10 Fmpolli and Schultz faped
lie sane f.ie by lignt. Subsequently, Count I.lehi
WIS enabled to return to Par-, wn1n he a played eh'
rraodiilury actyiy in the Pyc.w in defending the
ca,.te OF his unfortunate fihe, lard. lie wiz, daIing
Is absence aboard condemn ed 10 death by al Aosim
colr. AmonR the Hungarian snigr tion lie has, III
latter years. occu led with k0rsuth and kiapka, the
most l. huenal petition. iis capture at Dres-
oeii witch renulied in bis ei1g delivered over " TIE
authorities ut Vienna, IL universally known. WIN
iim hungary loses great teii,ct, ard Tie Diet ~
Correspondent Of The Globe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
Earring Broshcrs Il Co.'s Circular.

Per ren'a LosDos Friday. May io-s p m
Our Colonial sd Foreign PHoprcx markets have been quiet
Susal TAT tof"- hin' -,
MosE, IL H. asii,r demand cent ,osos leave on sI1
n u iol money sIsds- Tor the sce'nht ba svf ~ nlei
t-au nollaIs > Of nomrsi rnr'aD Eagles oo DVitoohs'
spanish. ~ sonih hn''ncA. "a os r,,,, -. II,
Coco. IN god unanu ss oss' , us' ~ n'o -"
placed fall pces hne I'D "aso nia'n's or.Sish 80 .
d79 o'dinTy Gray e' QoS soo osE' p0n"ieA SOFA 81
% brits eh-slef'
oocnINtL 'sAu). ~. r. A., - 1.,n.nI Coz
C"nrEwry hrn and Coory SOFT, are IN goa demand 90
c"A- zoo o'. ~ ~, -, =, g.. -. ., Jia.
poio 'oyy 90" - ~ - go 49,, - a'i
poia '"'''l 'I , Iii A. - 81, ~ hoJ
"rpt SUI 20 III - s $50 "a ,,h ~, - ItI Yos
'"rIs ~ qu"S, 80, III -; s.h y9t IA ' '
o., NJ nrv % ys,I,.b Nh.s hs. been small and ths
best pies ecord previous prors VIZ u ., ~ Iowst
We hts- g'Vu einFss W rvI''si :" ~ 'ns ny
Ia us ~.-h hYuri oehs u'n vi W W I"e.o US ,i s
vas o" 49, 49, IN $50, ST.. su g,' ~ or,,.
70 -, a.'l T., ., ~ :, ~ ''' NF" '' f~
a., ao hale, m, n. We Ia nd, M &, n Gl5
o, d 20 GOOD ed I'D for mid fsr boscn and 10
bas. M.a.. At .,a6 JGd Tor mid far TO good Tinnrvry
ST. n, The erk NJ liverpool 70 30 baes mid % leans I'D
aces Rbul ab about half .oi At 2d for erd
is -. Gaia t,i did a o. w, b,gs Re, ~, fnn-hc chiefly
~ a., - si r. 90 60 an. .s., 3.1.. (a.ta IN sld
steadily At Tor straw to very good .econd IS oaso
&c.. :. v,.n, d-.,s, III On g,,i .dsJ. d,,s
TO-. a. 60 Cps AIo.. .sfe t.s,. A. "a mo for MD 20
'"',, t ~ ', $500 ~, =, w M ~ g. I,sy
nh' " 0ss' o"'" ~. o. S,,l ~ i, 81
Uu.t " ~ 80 ~ nip,,, no 0iaIa ssa>an So S1sli f
.a 80 aa ~ NJ. g., o.hijc .sia f,nnJ h,v.r. =.
p,o 10 G1 :, n, 81, h.;a, 4 A. ' ' 1917
JrTsf no bales OH about 900 bales we're realized At
1a,,n, i line, a n ci3 Io foT iorr,oI 10 osmmon
3 n IA ~ a 40, sod mid 10 GOOD fail, ami RIg IS %
a 10 tlG for GOOD
s.ot,h rs, 40 Tor p,,.d Nos on CLYDE
L,sssE,- Arrivals 10, the wr.k qrs Of which 23is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
INDIA, CIlISA AND AUSTRALIA.

The mails from Calcutta 10 April, Caution let April,
mud ), nnRhi To March -, had reached Malta and
we're due IL England about the l4'h May.
A. Canton EAcians. was Id. lower. Strings
wef. unchanged Tvi.i Was advancing. AZ Shnug-
hi .Lirugr we've active hu, nrohnuged. Tea dull aud
urhli.led silk dull. EhchaDgc III lower.
MsLbuURSE, Msrh IS -Iade dull. Flour adyane.
ing. Eschnngr o. Lddcn ~ days al par
SHANGHAI. March .2.--The lfpgise expedition has
reached IAnko-. The trsdIDg ports which hav. been
selected nt.cer the treaty are Hi 'hnng, ilewkAng,
and Iiankor where Consuls have been left. The
rrbel. are AMI ius TO con, iate the foreign Tie
j., IL breaking ny in ihe Gulf Of r-chLii, and tie
miils have reached Ti,n-TeieD. TDe demand for
manufacturer. ri Shanghai La increased.
Ja,. CO. tinu'r quiet.
CANTos. ApIil Am InTeiih edi't has been pub
l-h.d drcrci,g the esiabii meut Il Board for
tvreis Affairs. Imports continue improving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
ITALY.

Great uneasiness had prevailed at Messna for fear
OF popular Ing, aud troops we're enonnled out lie
the town At lliest dates, however, tranquility had
not been disturbed
About 100 Bourbon soldiers had teen defeated by
tie National Guard near Carua, aud wcro nfterward
surrounded by detaehueutS Of National Guards and
Bersaelieri.
IL is stated that the appointment Of Commander
Mar.ino M Lieutenant of tie King at Naples vice the
Prince of CaignaD, iai been DC ided upon.
The Op,n,ose OF Turin contains AZ article explain
ino that The moral ndher0n OF Fsnce 70 The Kingdom
OF IaIy /, not suifcisDi aud asserting tha, the time
has srii,ed Tor her 10 officially recognize the new state
II was asserted NJ Rome that N. Ciigi was sbont TO
90 20 Paris us Pa,al Nuneio and that bie nomination
had been accepted by France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

y 700 bids Cobs No cpvsdo bsve fetched 80 6Go IoI o~
mid bown to DO yellow aud J9mH r. 10" pd gaysn 70
good 49, bri,h yellow Afos, ts 90 have been u
No IA 70 Havana folly rsu Cd At n go casks zorro hco
ISL landif wegh.s i7 bs kst No iay s"r' e VI
10 2s Voice weights al nbds ana oo,e
Gu Mlcoya5o D. ladog w.is6Is COO uns good NO w
TaItos dull q, pessrb1Ig T. c. ss asia up June and
53I October TO December
fhe TIE, ake has been and prices ere re,her easier;
Common Congou b "A oo) pkgs or. declared Tor tale on
Tne-dsy next. ,ox
steady .. fla 50fla 1885, stock LIST inst 4ia'
tuns .-... - =, 4.
TIN spadyj Straits I2ila2sl Bsncs, l25i al3o, English
Blocks 1851 Barr 1861 Refined j21i.
TrRr.NrSE-1her- has been age business, ard American
spts been high s. bat quoted ct ~
Rough sold al IS. 49,,
RuM hrni 100 puDs Demerars have acid ct l0d for good
qusitJ.
Ia ApRscAy ST0cK business Il OF much paaysed by
pss fug events and quotations Of price. nu be very Wide
United States 10 sellers at 10 aud other hcs's'e
sacurie. the nsrgD bu -ue Virginia os hsye
.od a. Newt aud Ell shares have been SOLO ~ ~
Sd mortgage Is bends. 81 penny,vsria GENITAL oonos i
mortgage Illinois Central bonds, ST. michigan eeAs1
U.s. at 9ll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
Arrived.

Steamship Boston ~. s Transport Croker. ws,hirssn
CITY on e h OF Cape Henry passed u D. sunboat onsksr
Steamship Persia t81 Judkins Liverpool May II. sra
Ma, H. !:o6 p stean-hp Nisgas arrived Q8sens@
town May l6 lat $685. Ion % w. passed and snsled b b
Tue ensign May 49, a. ~ p m % ue' W. ofCspe Race
Ship Spin. ofhe rirnr. Klein Bombay Feb 49, n.s-d set
MAJ fro. enSe 70 -, 8 BID s.n.ol. who'd: most, os
psa Ds' " s AG. Is %1e s.s Coat a nc.
SsiSa ss April % csPs Asalh... Ap; passed
April ,p5ss s@s@Ts Sf soc rom Cape f%ws
GIRO the Island e'sods de Mormon Apt .e crossed the
miles of f. part Of M,dagsc.r spoke ship hoy Rosasf
day Fir shp Verson Bombay Maee. sth Let.
q ~ pose bark Csrie G. Adam. Of Camden frog,
Of Iat,ess with light wiod. ward 10Th light
peen'.d gate , sSai r. c s1a p AM s ms Booa
days in ballast to Hslet X Csrmsn. =.
Snip Bosdcea B OfSt John, N b., coushar. Grssn0sk 70
&. S Revenas cutter Jackson Hyde, Ne~:LondOn.
Bark eose sdford (Br OF Yarmouth Robinson Bostoa
Bsrs AsIasa tsrni, Hor.m,nu. Bremen q dsys md:s.
spoke Bremen ship Elise and aabije, oa Bremen for Ns"'
bark Willing DR. Of Jersey Ds.hass. Southampton !" days
IN ballast TO r. IL. Alouris l., ,.v..s
to Furch Meiacke weodt
BARK sf INorw Hansen m,r,ele. Go dsy' md's to L. h
RAN Courier Pras Hsus-n Newcastle Is days eosto o'dsr'
BAH Helndase SOrw. NorOes Malaga lead, &c. r'HsA'
Bhs Iacspsadc"ee ler Sinclair Hl'OOF0' N s. i0d'y+
pi bss jSrda II Dr. sande Robson Sunderland % d.y'
Ar ss MOI Oil &C. and ps.s to DinwGdis Co.
eTls dso,ss Ma.-dS@ ,sr, . Of Ha Robinson S'''''
day. s0 lame, t. Frnces isr Port Even for Norwich
schr c.r HO,chAi'' Ea''p0' Il day An' a'' '''
s.hr BiIow, was, Addison 10 days lumber to r. Ta0''
schr Boston Br, Carmichael CORVALLIS. N g. day" Pc
'': sSSn at gs sf Gould CORVALLIS s. 10 days. p''
'' schp Ce. od.don Es.po 10 days. platter and aa
20 o0 Mno;ar brs.ee wsrvhsw dsys nails.
sel,r W. X Genn Dayton boston fo' Pmads'pns
schr Dresden, Chase, Msehi,sS d .' 'P"''
en- alys,.io Fletobrr, Elfabchpori coal Tor bosses
Sour Barsor jordan. Elsoethpori, coai ioi oo'ten'
sehr ssanssy Jl'i k.es. Eiabr,hport or boston
eoIr Wilmius on I.unt ElzaoeihpoTt 'of Boston.
schr Jane and Eliza Richards. ElkseeihBor 70, ssis~
ssoao Cabot yenning. klilaeetbport for Black KOCH
Sal Nap Allen Eilab.hpor, for bridgeport
Sioopp Jsrk.on johnson. Elksbehport for keaiHston
Nopp Editor Gaze Rondoutior Norwich, .rsm
Sssmer y T. Heart, sidael, Philadelphia mdse 'o's
Steamer potousks Nye New.BedOd. mdse and pas"
Gamer Black Diamond Allen Philadelphia md's to
Steamer Vulcan, Moni.on Philadelphia, md'e. to j.
sssmer Concord Norman. PhAdeph. n'de to Lopez
msr o.psy Ksnrey, Providence, mdse to Edwaa 's
Steamer New.Londou suih' NewL'ud'"' n'd'' 70 =
Hs s,ss%er Artisan Power Baltimore. md's to wm' DaHs@
sLlIFp-s,es,a,hip North Star. for AspnwsI
WiND-Durips the ds,. from N ~ t. "''
IT.. .,..,,., po,om.ts hss beeo Withdrawn from ~ MI
Beaford hoe and wiz pew raa eePofpAna IN u D.
7n.s liue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF w-YoRE..........MAY u
Cleared.

stesu,h,p--North Star Jones, espinwsl D. B. Allen.
Ship John Leslie. Giveo. Sh~dSc w ElweI s. Co.
B.As-Tbetis, himhsli Cspeto1b " J. Forbes; D. Car
Damon bu.bo. Aye. Is D. trockmsn Co T. Gushing,
Colcord, Londonderry. Walsh Carver n Chase.
Bngs-J. ". Woodruff, Robinson, B'sn. =. Talbot Co
Addy swim, Avery St Thomas sd Narscsibo Msa Phend
Co. Lorsns Wade Toglon Trak nesr,orn; Sarah EhIa.
BETH Trimble, Arroyo. r. H. Galway Csssdo Teller; x.
N-yius Iill-y Tags Brett, Sou Co s. Cotton Crow.s
Mar~les, Moor. Henry; Thomas Owen, Petteng NueviA
Thomas d sn & Son
scnooDc (Brl Haley Jacne Kunhardt Co Dart
Palmer Stamford master; Eueka Crosan Gibraltar, Moore
Henry.
StesmersTscony Ely Philadelphia Bristol Aleu- Pbiadsh
phis james Hand Potomka Nye. Portland Franklin, Dough
erty, Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
SPAIN.

The Correspondehc0 Aatog rofa OF the 9Th ssye
that SPAIN w 10 that date, had eee ed into engage
mems il reference tie aLneNari,n Of San Domingo
Slavery, however is Lot o. be introduced The lsis'
Lion will be The same that valid In The AN
lilies.
MADRID, May H. solomon, the brother Of the En-
Ieror of Morocco aud some of the Tribes, raid to
oppose the rayuen' Of the war ind,mnty to Spain;
lie Emperor, however, shows himself firmly resolved
~ pay il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
TURKEY.

The CHRISTMAS had broken the arrangement which
wn. made win repurd To the blockade Of Nicbsicn.
They attacked u convoy in tie dehle- and mssrsered
- slu-sulpnfr. HE town eas sferwaId supplied
with royis1ns ander arrangements made between tie
foreign Ctnsulr ana the Chiietisn intuli'ants
The Porte had syJerd that The Lufolesn Commis-
sion should proceed 10 the Herzegovina.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-ln the Board Of Super
vlsors yesterday, Mr.. Pnrdy offered a resolution
authorizing the Police Ju.tices appoint assistant
clerks iocary the busiuers of the courts during thu
absence OF the clerks who have enlisted in the services
OF the country Referred tie COMMITTEES ON Criminal
Courts and Police.
In reply to u comm ication from the Board Of
Superyisors suggesting {, e Commssi ners of the
Central Park the pro- Iisy Of ss ndinv further oea.
tons ON thst ~V'k, he Cnni..oners r,ate that IL
would be highly impoiic Ia m,y with the request
at this time would throw out Of .m Ut moro
than coo persons.
Mr.. Blunt presented an American flag TO the Bosrd
and willie the President desk being drsped with
tie colon, Mr. Purdy made patri.
otic speech, il With be buo orousy eferred 10 The
contrast between the privat. leaeroiy and pubhc
Parsmony OF the Supervisor presenting the stars and
stripes
Tie CONTROLLERS Animal Report ia relation 10 the
county finances received 800 c.ries ordered
printed III docun ent form. Tue apitnlaion shows
that
The amount Of Transportation. mad. previous to De-
cenbeI 81 1859 width rnan.d IN expended at
The amount Of sppIoprs ioa. for 1910, as above
stated 3s6s.3sa 60
s3ssl IA .
drawn during the above stated 1911 $50 %
Balance uneIJ O. ded Dec 81 l9eo......... slssS IS
According the the Commissioners Of raIss
and Ases,n the valuation Il properly .ubc' {, TAXATION
within tho City and County of Ne~York for he year $780,
fsIIows: -
Reel s33,a9
Persons estate, viz:
Belonging to residents oftte county. + 1853 SIS o53
Belonging n0nTesidents l5,l2l loS-IsfB05s
Total. ss71. 100 80
The assessd valuation If res ens doing bnsiness
in this city, IL pui down for 10 at $i5 III, 62, and
the amount OF taxes t9eIeon S6, 2b4 d. IL In saed
that Of the of deus, only about three
fourtbs generally collected. Tue Controller recon.
in ri. nf
asirr all matters iGvolngt expenditure Of money,
not aisoiuteiy indispensable, be Lid over TO more
favorable time.
The nance Committee reported favoraby in refer.
ence 70 the added To the tax levy by the Legss
lature. The additions
For New Hsr bridge commissioning
Police flaw expenses AID cou'inge0ctes) 1920
Salaries. judiciary Z,WO
Harlem River Survey deficiency l............. Ilo
Tofal... eIvo,yW
Adjourned ~ Tuesday, 18th list.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

SCHOONER BURNT AT SrA.--The pilotboat FANNIE
No. IL, fell in OIL the 18TH in latitude 4o' lo, iong
tudo 10 so, with schooner TX. Marvel, from Boston
for Philadelphia, two days out on lire. Tic captain
and crew had been taken OF by the schooner Balloon
from Bangor for Philadelphia, who was close BY saving
materials from the wreck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

MELBoURsy, March = .--Tnde l. drll. The de-
psrtare- of y, III II ince the lat mail have heen:
a., Boras win 10 ounces; ile Prince Of Wales,
with - i5l; NJ. 1heui. with 1921, aud tie York
sLirv, with q, sc. Total, "a, s.u ounces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
DIED.

vOSBUR6H-On Monday morning, May ~ at the Hesdq1at.
tiers Of the list Regiment NAVY bIrsek WashingsS
d. c. Col Abraham vp.bngh III the 31h year OF his ago.
The relatives and lends Of IT,. fa, respectfully invited q
attend he funeral residence OF bi. father John s
vosonrgh No sOj Greenwich street. 2 o'clock Thuns
day. wlshout further uJsIc-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

PIcroRIAL History OF THE WAR.-Frank Leaie
has published the first number Of Pictorial History OF
tho War, edited by Z. O. sguier. 1t comprises de-
scriptions Statistics and official documents, the whole
being illustrated by large engraviDgs after the manner
OF those in the publishers weekly newspaper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
AUSTRIA.

II Ia reported that fresh symptoms o. nm nsurrec'
lion In Hungary had broken out with alarming inten
sily.
Both branches Of the Council Of the EMPIRE ia their
address to the Emperor, express wish Tor the main
tenauee Of the Constitution Of Hungary, and that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
RUSSIA.

An insurrec,ion Of n religious character has broken
ont in he Government II Kasan. Seventy peasants
were hot. Disturbances Lad also taken place In the
Government oi P.n-a.
The riiinys Il the Council Of State at Warsaw In
70 er-nee the projected elections 10 the Municipal
Council # Wnrsaw Tad coum-Deed under the Preoi-
dency Of Prince Gorrhakoii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
INDIA.
C.tcrrr, Anril I9nyt

CALcurTs April IS Gy telegraph TO Point de Galle.
There very bad pruspec,r ior tie next inGigo
erco No min ta falen yet. The ByOIs still refuse
10 row in lower Bengal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

NEw.YoRK HosPIrAI.-At meeting held yester-
day, the following gentlemen were elec'ed as Gov.
errors of the New.York Hospital for the ensuing
year. being the same last year. with the exception
of tho last name:
George r. Trimbe Olllan C. verpanck, Jsmss De Peys
Rober L.nox Kennedy John WOLFE George 4. jones'
Jos-ph Walker rhoua. Hall Eae Thomas b. slnaD, Geo
T. d yphut John q. 0r,eu David Iarkson. frederiok A
Nathaniel T. B-iey Os u. swan, Henry L. Piefson
Jam. W Bseknsn James Donido James Boorman Johns
ton Henry Chsncey John jacob Astor, Jr samuel WI
let,s james ~. Brown.
Tue character of the clinical instruction in THE hos
pi,al has been somewhat varied for few days past by
tue presence Of class of ten twelve ladies' who ARE
arang themselves OF tho excellent practical nstruc-
ton given here with the view OF fitting themselves for
nurses in the army. The physicians of tho Hospital
extend every courtesy, and prescribe for the various
cases at the bedside the presence Of the ladies' who
are fast getting into the ways of regular practitioners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22

PATRIOTIC CoScERr.-Horace Waters and his
eleven celebrated young vocaists will give religious
aud patriotic concert in the Church OF the Puriians
Union square, ON Thursday evening, for the benefit OF
the Imperial Zouaye Regiment, headquarters No 54o
broadway. The Rev. Prot. Thorn OF Cleveland, OHIO,
and Edward Gilbert esq., may be expected to address
the meeting. Admission free, but collection Will be
taken up for the regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22
NEW ZEALAND.

The news from New -Zet land Announces that things
were l,,ling pa.idc. Al arMisIice Of 4o hours
had been granted " tue natives.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-10-05
1 I'll 3 so U.THERN EGIS.
UNIVERSITY Of MARYLAND,

1WEDIC.4L LECTURES.
THE fifty-fourth Annual Session of the
School of Medicine, in the University
of Maryland, will commence on MON
DAY, Oct. ID, 1861, and end March l.,
1862.
The Faculty are aware of nothing in the
present unhappy condition of public affairs
of nature to interfere with the regular
and faithful performance of their duty as
Teachers of Medicine. They purpose to
make every effort to render their course of
instruction useful and satisfactory to their
pupils.
The Baltimore Inirmary, which belongs
to the School, continues to afford album
dant means for the Clinical illustration of
the principles of Medicine and Surgery.
G. w. MILTENBERGER, M. D.
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The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-10-05
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
Oct. I'd, 1861.

Mr.. Editor Please announce ISRAEL D.
PROCTOR, as candidate for Road Supervisor
of the LIST Election District. Should he receive
the nomination of the Peace and State Rights
party, he will be warmly supported by
MANY VOTERS.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-10-05
oct5
PUBLIC SALE.
PR OPER. TY

To wit: Horses, Cows Sheep and Hogs,
Farming Utensils, Corn, Oats, Wheat and
Rye, Hay, one horse Threshing Machine,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, such as
Beds and Bedding, Bureaus, Tables, &c.
with number of articles too numerous TO
insert, on credit of six months, the pur-
chaser giving note with approved. security
with interest from the day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock and at
tendance given by
MARY A. CAIRNES,
oct5 Administrative.