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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

this assembly the Imperial Prince the high diQnitad
OF the Church, and the heads OF the noble fapiAs ~
the country; and also TO welcome the deputies hsvs
been deeply moved by The many addresses of thanLs
which have received from the Provincial Dist 4
consider them token for the future which L rich
in hope. am convinced that free institutions aeon.
paned by conscientious protection Of the rights Of ali
the nati0nates viii lead to a safe reorgaUzation "A
the whole monarchy. With this aim ia view, sane.
ton the introduction of tried constitutional reforna,
liberal pol cy shall DO equally developed in all par.
Of the Empire with special regard for the historical
traditions Of the provinces Idesire to learn positively
through the mouths OF the people what they consider
best for the welfare Of the country. Il il unnecemuv
to show the world that political national and relos
differences do not form an nsnrnouutabe obstacle 20
National understanding. Austria Is powerful enough
10 carry the deveopment Of her National interests
We will inspire 10 fear abroad, because shall avoid
all passion and excitement.
Rely ing on the justice Of my policy, and on the intel.
lgence OF my people, expect a satisfactory solution
Of the question of the representation OF Hungary.
Transy ylvsnia, Croatia, and >avona. AS soon they
shall understand the real state Of things they will s
impressed with the necessity for, and the advantage
of, the institutions have granted, and will fhemselses
JUSTIFY my confidence by their actions, aud shall SEQ
around me with satisfaction the representatives II the
whole monarchy. l hope to enjoy undistuIbe the
blessings Of peace. Europe feels the want che
wishes to repose from the agitation OF recent times
her equilibrium THIS universal feeling imposes
upon the powers the duty OF net opposing the precious
treasure of peace any danger Austria knowiedes
this duty which is also admtted by the other powers.
Estimates will be submitted to you for establishing
equilibrium between the income and the expenditure,
and aso proposals for the introduction Of desra-
bic moailcations ia braoehcs OF the revenue snd
for the settlement of the relations between the
National Bank and the State. The Emperor concluded
follows: l acknowledge the duty which, ~
sovereign have assumed before all nations to protect
with all my power the Constitution OF the whole
Empire in the sense Of the Diplomat Of October and
February last the foundation OF the whole monarchy.
and is my firm intention to repel any violation OF the
same attack the existence OF the monarchy,
and the ss of oil the Provinces and naionalties
Tie allusion to the Units Of the Empire, and the
liberal institutions granted to the country loudly
applauced by the members.
The city and suburbs are being brilliantly illumina-
ted. The Emperor drove through the city this even
lug, and WAS loudly eheered
The Upper House had voted an address IN response
to the speech from the throne.
large vote Is TO be asked to increase the Austrian
Navy aud the Ministry OF Marine is to be created.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
PETTY TREASON.

TIE Express has a very cowardly way OF SOW
ing dissensions among the patriotic masses of the
Free States. Assertions which it dare not put
forth as its own it greedily copies from obscure
and characterless journals, to which it thus lends
their only capacity for mischief. One Of these
fal.ehoods, copied from a sheet which nobody
gees, nor wants to see, imports that the Volun-
teers TO defend the Union aud its flag are nearly
all Democrats, and that none have been accepted
save from Democratic sections or localities.
Among other things equally preposterous, 1t is
asserted that Putnam County has furnished three
hundred volunteers, of whom every one Is Dem
ocrat
OF course, all assertions as to the politics OF
the Volunteers are the sheerest guesswork; but
il is plain to oil that political differences are
entirely forgotten in the rally for the Union. ST.
Lawrence, Monroe, Jefferson, Onondoga, Oneida,
and other strongly Republican counties, have
contributed largely TO swell the ranks OF the
Volunteers; and, though their men are mainly in
camp at Elmlra and elsewhere, that is not their
fault They arc where they were sent, and most
eagerly aw ait summons to the front, whittier
they will doubtless soon be- ordered.
Nearly every strongly Republican State is beg
gDg for the privilege OF doubling or trebliog its
allotted quota Of defenders. of the Union.
Massachusetts, sends her strongest men to plead
for the acceptance of ten regiments OF her Sous,
but is onIy allowed TO send four. Ohio wants to
send eighty thousand men, but is restricted to
above one.fourth of that number. So it is every
a Lp m Ar
Republicans are more loyal or more eager to
serve than Democrats, for the lattor have done
and are doing nobly. Nothing more could be
asked or desired of either. II the Government
VIII only increase it's call for Volunteers to Three
Hundred thousand il can have TIE number made
up by the lst day of Junc-aud they shall oil be
such men as any General might be proud to
command. We hope it may yet be induced 10
do 50.
If the cities have been favored in the accept
ance of Volunteers; there is obvious reason for
the preference. Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts
argues that the Farming population should be
kept sowing and planting at present, lest there
be a deagth of food; while The cities. IN the
present staguatiOn OF Commerce md Hauuiac-
lures, can spare even half their adult males for
n season without serious detiiment TO tue public
veal. That is wne and proyldent calcula.
tOn.
The Massachusetts, troops already in the field
are led By Gen. Butler always a Democrat, aud
last Fall the Breckinridge candidate; the Rcpub-
hcan authorities of our own State have made but
one Maor-General az yet and he is John A.
Dix, q Democrat We might multiply these
facts; but We surely have SAID enough to show
the attempt to excite partisan prejudice against
tho prosecution oi the War to be az srouI de's ns
il is unpatriOtic.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
MILITARY AND NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
Tie following is The fullest list OF the chartcrt


transports that can be obtained at present:
Baltic Kacoco. Columbia H. r. Cuyler Steiner Boston
Maryland Monticello kudar Empire City Star Of the We.t
fsniee uncIo Ben Kill Won kel, South Carolina Massacu
Mon;gomfry, Quaker City, nuntsyilc BienviHe. August.
Florida Asbems Marion James Ager Rosuoke Star OF tho
u.s nelilnce W Wordworth Fanny Cadgaladcr Ocororl
Delawae Rarilan TTn,on ra'reon, ~ Bucee EliI,Sslh
Pess SS@ ,i l.S.s. .ssCIn , pa fbn 10's
tauza. Ne"-Yosk, Nashua. Valley City. Baltimore.
These vessels are paid for at tie rate of from 800
$500 each per day. Their weekly expense, exclusive
Of keeping them IN com m1iisson, is about $4,000
The ordnance officer OF this station Major Thornton
having been ordered to take command OF the Troy
Arsenal Yesterday tnrned the materials in his
charge 10 Capt. NhIing, who succeeds hin. The
latter beongs the Second Cavalry the former 10 the
Ordnance Department. Major Thornton will leave
town this week. AT present the cannon at Fort Co
lumbus is no, TO he changed in number or location.
Five vessels Yesterday reported ready for COM
mission at ibis station. They are the Wabash, Mount
Vernon, Freedom, Resonte, and Reliance. The last
two are expected To 90 alter the Southern steamer W.
II. Webb Capt. Ward goes Ia the Freedom, with
Lieut.. Cash. Lieut. Bridd will command the Resolnlc
and Patrick Mygott the Reliance. Commodore Lock
wood of the Navy has reported for duty Commodore
Breeze.
Tie United States steam fiigu,e Colorado, rating
with the Wabash and Roanoke, will sail from Boston
for the rendezvous of the blockade fleet early next
week. The home squadron will then have attached to
il the largest men-of.war In the Navy-tbe Niagara,
Wabash Minnesota, and Roanoke. They VIII be fiay
ships of branches of the blockade fleet. The Balm
bridge is ready for her officers aud crew.
Ex.SrrAKER BASxs.-THe Herald of yesterday
saws: "On the authority of Thurow Weed, wo are
able to state that President Lincoln has resolved to be-
stow an important military position-probsblJ that Of
Comuissry .General-upon Gov. Banks"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

The London Times of the lst inst, in its news
from this country b! the America iust at hand,
states that
"An offer il reported to have been made TO the
Treasury Department at Montgomery to take the whole
Ian OF the onied rate States fifteen millions, nt par,
by parties in New-Orlcans.
What would not JcA. Davis give to have
this report verified We are confident that less
than Five Millions have been paid mp on account
of that losn--that this amount was taken like
pbysic-and that the owners of the bonds would
be very glad to sell them to-day at twenty-five
per cent discount, and couldn't do it at fifty.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
To Advertisers.

The steady increase in the city circulation of The
TRIBUNE increases its value as a medium for city ad-
yertisng. Advertisers will oblige us by sending In
their advertisements as early possible as we are
obliged put the paper to press at an earlier hour
than formerly.
Advertisements must be handed in before o'clock OF
they cannot be classified.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
Extra Evening Tribune.

During the continuance of the War which has
been commenced by the Southern Disunionists
and Rebels, we propose to publish at 3 o'clock
every week day afternoon, an EXTRA EVENING
TRIBUNE, containing the Latest News from all
quarters. This sheet may be procured at THE
TRIBUNE Office, and Of the news dealers and
boys at the usual price, cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

There ia no truth in the report that an at
tempt had been made to poison the New-York
18th regiment at Washington. The Colonies of
all the regiments however, deem it advisable to
exercise the greatest care in purchasing food for
their soldiers. There is too much reason to be-
lieve that the chivalrous SouthrOns will not scru-
pie to use poison to destroy the defenders of the
Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
LATEST-YIa Lirrrnool.

The Money market sod the funds are dull. Ths
American crisis causes depression.
Consols have slightly declined.
On the sd, there was an active demand for dis
Counts 10 meet the payments OF to-day, and tte market
was rather tighter. few bills were taken below u
as u cent. .
The Her0H says that the pressure AZ the DaAh |"
very GREAT and that nohiug is done in the street b
low 5 T. cent, and that quoIat OILS range up TO o1
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

Gov. Curtin of Pennsylvania and Gov. Denni.
son of Ohio have pledged to the Union men OF
Western Virginia the full strength of their two
States to resist any force that may be sent against
them by the Secession traitors East Of the Moun-
tans. Probably the pledge will suffice without
the force; but, if the latter shall be wanted, it
will be ahundantly supplied. This looks Like
business. Indiana and Illinois have given Ike
assurances to the UniOnists of Kentucky and
Missouri
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
The Sunday Issue of The Tribune

In compliance wih innameraJie requests, zoe
shall. during the Var, issue TIE TRIBUNE on
Sunday Morning Of each week. The price Of that
dags paper wM be Three Cents, making fifteen
cents useL to city subscribers for the papers Of
the mhole ,ctek.
The Sunday issue Of THE TRIBUNE nW be
serped 10 all subscribers IN the city and gieiRity
,cho do not gice contrary orders to the carriers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

We print this morning an important general
order from the War Department, giving the plan
OF organization for the new regiments Of regulars
and volunteers to be raised for the war. The
regulars will consist Of eight regiments of infantry
one regiment Of cavalry, and one regiment of
artil!ery--composing minimum force OF IL, l54
men, and maximum force of 22,7l4 men. The
volunteers will consist of SO regiments Of infantry
and one regiment Of cavalry, with an aggregate
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

Ill.,. NUxhfA
The total stock in por. amounts to sVO'V " "'
wy ',s Trporr-The sdyces from Manchester are uniaVos'
~ ,hs market hring dull aud sales 'nimp ot,aht
m - Cnr,oS Msakgr.-OresIs lies OFd3sfe quo'eo
D. rlf the adces from America caused a. adysDss
IN. LES of the week 1900 Gacsi STOCK Ia port ss
bales =. ....-. u,,xvr rha p,s,d.tnh, Msrkss
4, ,cssv with OIL improved tone, except for Corn wniea
sn,sad with light decline on all grades Ine ea'hes -
nesn favorable c.vps Messes Wakeheid Nash 20 nio
sri.on Srcice Go aud Biland Ahys Co, report os
Flour rather iirn aud quoted Al a1V",sr
Whss nm and in better request; Red lll3a a26i WmS ~
Tli6 Corn dull and holdrrs pressing on the marker
cline Of I'd al tho week. aaixed Sii dS' Ao"'"' ~
White, IS alS o. ~, n,,., ,,a,,ss xu
stead, Mesas Bigiaod Athys CO. and others Ieps' -
quiet and seady; holders demand advance on u" I,s
fok firm with Partial advance Bacon quiet Lard den ~.
steady at IS ds6b for hue choice. Tsllow qi'et
sociaon IS the market closing With dechnns IA
I.lyRsPooI PRopUCR MsvKgr.-Ihs BoAris III. SnS ~. n
Others report: Ashes with eonsderso,e so. ~ a.
qualities from Montreal, the nshs' s,osn
~, h,b Poi, and Pearls, Rosu buoy ant 1ndef savioe
smc,es and Az advance has taken place oil ed WIN aa
o. bbl. AZ 8 on spot ana y ~ isI IA
s,t. Ttruentine firm; infcgior qasiues hsve u "a
ia ,, Rics heayy and d-clired Cd al CsToms
% Baltimore Barb quoted as o. i'N '
Fish OILS quiet and steady An .os ior.r oustlss
diaicuit 10 SELL White American % go nsu cnos
~ orp M 49, IKus du Bars, aSd 70 30.
"a t",nsS Sd rs, hesyy common Congou, u. ~. "A
ss.5x RIcx dull SrlKITs TuRPkNrIsx nfp ana a
snSsd, ano,sd at3t TAILow slightly declinsa sssr.Ig
ssS n n Foreign has slighty advanced fsH oAs s'
unchanged LIssKRD OH quoted s,I steadr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

Do not fail to read the Message of Gov. An
DREW Of Massachusetts, to the Legislature of
that State. His closing remark that the trials
now upon us have not fallen day too soon,
reminds us that they could not have found Mas
sachusetts better provided with Governor.
From John Hancock to N. P. Banks, the list is
one of which she may well be proud and John
A. Andrew worthily continues it.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
For Our Soldiers.

TIE Publishers Of THE NEw-IoEK TRlEUsE MI
gladly send dozen copies Of her Duly ard as many
Of their Heekly issue regularity Jrce 10 he Colonel Of
each and erery regiment engaged an The Var for hc
Union rho wW instruct has AdjutaSt to notify us from
time to time kOsO 10 for'card them 10 has address, and
wko vW alor them 10 be distributed among his men for
perasoi rhea of duty. Please address The TRIBUNE,
ken- York
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
RUSSIA.
ST, PrrlRsBuRG. NAV I. 1861.

The Journal de- 81. Pc,c,SJury VI to-day pub
fishes an article which says the hie war In ltaly,
through the suceees Of fortunate SOLDIER the cootsgi
ous example ot Hungary, and the declarations Of the
ioren pess the policy Of developing raiionai tie
have oAes,isd great influence on Poland The stlcie
also states that tie Government can regain the supp's
Of tie rural population.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
ITALY.

Garibaldi had returned to Caprera.
Large bodies OF Italian trools had embarked at
Geuos ior Southern Italy, and 5000 had reached
Naples.
Victor Emanuel was about to whit Naples.
The ex-King OF Naples lad left Rome for Villa Al.
bano.
Tie Off, ial ourra Of Rome denies that Sardinia hsf
made coneilisIory proposals. to Rome.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

The four regiments of Missouri Volunteers Of
one of which Frank Blair is Colonel have been
formed into a brigade, and Capt. Lyon who
commanded them when they captured the Seces
sion forces on Friday last, has been elected
Brigadier-General
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
The sailing Of thc Arabin.

DusIoNI Iuehdh! Wa! IT. IooI.
Tie mails per steamship Arabia will close ut s
oeloch tomorrow WEDNESDAY, morning, but sue will
not leave her dock until about II.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice csn be taken Of AnoDy Conn Ns
ever Intended for insertion must be oy e
and address OF the Vrlter-not neee'sStiy o' P
tiou but as guaranty for his good faith
Abnsness letters this office should be addressed to lHB
TnIBrSH,n NewIoIk.
We Cannot undertake return rejected Commuhicelons'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

force of AZ, O34 men. 1t will be seen by the plan
of organization that considerable proportion OF
the officers of both the regular and volunteer
regiments viii be taken from the ranks
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

The Cuuard steamship Africa, now unloading
at the wharf in jersey City, has on board 10000
Enfield rites for the United States Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
BEIGIIfM.

serious disturbance "a occurred at Ghent, owing
to the wea,ers who struck from work being REPLACED
by hands from the country. Ihe riot suppressed
by the military, but the strike continued.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
POLAND.

The city authorities of Warsaw had rendered the'r
designations.
Il was reported that Gen. Pamtam, the Military
Governor, aud Gen. Sebaeepoy, had been dismissed.
and tuat the 10 SUCCEEDED by Gen. Lam.
bert.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
INDIA.

Tie Bombay mail Of April II reached Malta May I.
The mai ket for Manchester goods dull aud lower.
Freights were . 9 higher. Exchange, 2ll.
The Calcutta dates to Apui ii. Goods snd
Yarns were lower, under pressure TO sell. The msd
reached Marseiles on the morning Of the 4th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
TURKEY.

CoNsrasrIsoPIr, May I.-fhe Porte has notified
It's to the Union of the Prno palitles during
the lie of the present Hoepodar BY arrangements
tered arms have been stow ed in the seven towers.
Delegates from the Legations are 70 30 ~ Bosnia via
Omar Pacha.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
SPAIN.

Correspondents had sad that all the towns in ssa
Domingo had issued pronunciamieuo in favor VI lie
annexation " Spain.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
Non.Arrivai OF .nc Nova.scotian.

FfIHIR POiNT, Tnesdav, Nay II, 2. m.
No signs OF tie Nova Scotiau. Her news Is now
however, anticipated by the Europa at HALIFAX.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
AIYSTRIA.

yIFsSA, Wednesday, May I, 1861.
Both hoses of the Council Of the Empire were
opened to-day The Emperor in his opening speech
said, affords me eat satisfaction 20 greet to-day III
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
Aetp9lpr1, daily Wjbn'Ie
WEDNESDAY, NAY Is. 1861.

Tsy tribune IN wAsHISGTON.-Messrs fRENcH KIch.
srsts Nc 2i8 PENNSYLVANIA avenue Washington, have Ht
TRgNE for sae on erliya Of the n' nom New
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
Sailing of The Europn for ssoston.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, May :, lNGl.
The u. NJ. steamship Europa sailed at p IN. for
Boston where she will be due on Wednesday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15

Advertisements for TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week must be handed in to-day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-15
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARHEr.-ine biokers va.
, snor The .aos Of the week have been 20 oO bas Ia
cindir h O05 10 specuaois aud SEQ to eNpcre, The 81
vice. pr Edinburgh caused an advance Of ia ID on 81
.nd holders offered freely. The advance would have osea
srrnter but FOR toe dull trade Msnche The sales 90 f
oy 10 90 oacs including e0v TO sPscns.o,s sna
rr. the ke closing firm st ull rates Ihe a"o%ea t"
"0"' "ei'' Fair Middling
Orleans.
Mobile. ,atea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
The Peoples Call.

We to-day publish the call Of the People
for State Union Convention, to convene
st Columbus on the fifth Of September, for
the purpose Of placing in nomination can
didAtes for the various State offices. 1t ap.
peals to patriots of various pRrties-all
who regard the maintenance Of the Union
and the suppression of rebellion as para.
mount to every other issue. Let all such
feel themselves included, for this is purely
Peoples movement and the People have
a right to control it. The Democratic party
organization has been seized upon by those
who place party above the Union-who
would purchase their own elevation with
the dishOnOr Of the country. Loyal Demo
Gratis will not permit themselves to be thus
betrayed into opposition to the Government
they are sworn to uphold, and henos, this
uprising of the People, in which both Dem
ocrats and Republicans, as we'll as the
various other shades of political opinion
provided they ere sound upon the great
question Of lOyalty-are alike represented.
Let county organizations be at once per
ected, and the good work proceed in such
. manner as to convince the siders and
.bsttors of treason that their course re-
elves the universal exeersiion of patriots
a Ohio -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-15
Total.


We further suggest that the delegates be chos-
en- BY county conventions he held on Satur-
day, the 31st of August.
FELLoW -CITIzEEs OF OHIo;-Shall the Govern
ment be preserTed9 is now the all-absorbng
question, and the only one worthy OF the eonsid-
Grafton of the American People. We feel that
no heightened appeal is necessary to animate
you to tho discharge of your duty in relation 70
t. We feel assured that respect for the mem
ory of your fatheus who secured for you the
blessings of free institutions-a sense of the OBJ
legations resting upon you as the herstoioFe
peacsful possessors of those blessings, and
proper regard for those to whom you hope to
transmit them will be sufficient TO impel you to
declare with no doubtful voice your unehange-
able determination that the Government shall
not be broken up. ..-,.--- II
cf Compared with the interests involved with the
great question all other interests of but little
importance. If the Government which estab-
fishes and maintains social order is forever
ist at the mercy of caprice disappointed anbi-'
tion, there is but little Of all that now enjoy
that will not in the loss Of its stability lose its
value. Shall it be said that we have neglected,
or put in peril, the proper settlement of this
question, by party differences? These are
now Of but little moment. They are mere shad-
Ows to allure from the pursuit Of the sub
stance. Without value, nay, disgraceful alike
to victor and Tanquished, viii be those triumphs
of party which are celebrated over the ruins Of q
Va dIs1aembered Government