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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
tdiug to the highest English al uorl1y'
raui, Napoleon has constantly mAniiests>' Duf'
she past six months.

.l,,,k,np OF the resolutions Of the recen'
,,o,oo,,.otjc State Convention of Rhode Island,
fri. of ours, who used to reside IN Grand
SAYS they remind MIN OF what occurred
n the days of the Pharaohs. Tie par
.,oularIy bard-hearted monarch of that name
lad lately been drowned in the Red Sea. His
succe,s or was q wel-bred prince, of rather
J., ,phic turn of mind. Soon after his coro-
.. az he was walking Tor exercise III the
renf Of bis palace, be came upon q reedy little
,o,e that set back from the Nile. His sudden
appearance qucled the loquacity Of the frogs
which we're stll abundant III that locality
This enabled HIM the more distinctly TO hear
few old exceptional bull-frogs, who kept vi
believing, " Don't let The people 60" Don =
LET THE PEOPLE co ~ The hing S""'"'
stood still, aud listened tboughtiuny 10 '"'so
profound polltjcal croakers. Encouraged from
MS silence. the common milhon-coh'Is'ing
mostly of course, of younger frogs-eraduaiy
,esnned their chorus, which. when 1t had risen
~ ;ts fun s,repctb. was deatening and over
,,h.l,n;rc quite drowning the voices OF the old
huu- froqs. and, in fact Its own lIbrettO. But,
Nv strict attention While the chorus was rls-
inc tbe young King discovered that the whole
burden OF it was, I'll cqpa! before the lac
..AA egral betors the lar! Al equal bctore
.sh, La,e ?" and so on ad minimum. Picking
up and dingiug into the cove the dry skin OF
,oopg crocodile to command attention, after o
hearty Laugh, be said, Don't distress your
" selves any more, MY humble friends. After
",hi, there shall be fair wages IN oil the
s. bTickyards."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
ARMY AND NAVY.

The Van Buren, Light Artillery, lO2d Regiment,
named in honor Of their Colonel, Thomas b. Van
Buren,, and numbering 80 men, are quartered at
Snediker,, on Long Island.
Tie following officers have been placed on the re-
tired list: Col Benz. L. Besll, l't Cavalry mot COL
Real. 18th Cavalry rs reported from Washington,
there being no such officer regiment IN the uled
States Army; Major aud Brevtt llent.-Col Daniel
r. Chandler, 9Th Infantry, and Major Edmund IN
derw God, 18th l,tsntry. :.
Col Beall was born ia the District OF Columbia,
and entered the army from civil life on tie 9Th OF
lam. 1886. IA captain in the 81 Dragons now III
CavnIryl Lieut.. Col. George "A. HI. Blake OF the
same regiment succeeds him rs Colonel OF the Let
Cavalry; Major VIM. N. Greer, I'd Cavalry, takes
the tenant colonel OF the lst ard Capt Alfred
pleosonton, Of the ID, aitains his majority In his
own regiment, vice Green. Lieut.. Chas. j. Walker
takes command of Company II, vice Pleasonton.
Msior and brevet Lieut. Col Chandler OF the Jh
Infantry il native OF the District Of Columbia, aud
was appointed from citizen life, TO IL Second Lieu
teutancy ia the 30 Infantry. Aug. |, iS3s. lie WAS
Greatly distinguished in the Nexican war, teiny
twice breyeled. lie 10 succeeded BY Capt John =;
Robinson Of the 9Th who IL nj present Coiohei 0.
Volunteer-D First Lieut.. Alfred r. A. Iorber o.
he rams regiment, beco yes Captain OF COMPANY 80
vice Robinson. Capt. Torbert lis Assistant Q"innsI
master, with tue rank VI Captain, and ais' "V''"
of Volunteers. ,s,. Iueantry
Major Eduund Underwood OF the 10Y" co." ciyii
il n Penney lyaniaD. and was hpFoGs,saant March
.1 80 -, ~. ,,as ,,od, Major NAV Ia, 1901 wien
IA. 18Th Infantry wns o'garned' ' a. ,ha Io,n
we W -, tt."try- beco res Mayor IN the iotn,
'"i"T 49, 90, Ii,,t n. H. Oney takes conIs nd oi
cnn,n,,y 4. l,l Infantry, vice Caldwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
MARCH.
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

BY BAfAkD TAYLOR.
WITH rushing winds and gloomy skies
The dark and stubborn Winter dies;
gsr-oa, unseen, Spiiag family cries,
Bidding her earliest child arise:
Mnrchi
By streams still held in icy snare,
On Southern hill-sides, melting bare,
O'or fields that motley cOlors wear,
That summons fls the changeiul dir:
March
What though conflicting seasons make
Thy days their field, they WOO OF shake
The sleeping lids OF Life awake
And Hope i stronger for thy sake,
March
1hcn from Thy mountains ribbed with snow
Once more thy rou-ing bugle blow,
And East and West. aud 10 and fro,
Proclaim thy coming TO the foe:
March
Say 10 the Pichei chilled and numb,
say 70 the camps impatient hum,
Say 70 the trumpet and the drum:
Lin up your hearts, come, come!
March
Cry 70 the waiting hosts that stray
On sandy sea-sides far away,
BY marshy isle and cleaning bay,
Where Southern March is Northern May:
March
Announce thyself with welcome noise,
Where Glop's vict0r-eaeies pOise
Aboge the proud, heroic boys
81 Iowa and Illinois:
March
Theu down the long Potomac's line
Shout Ike a storm On hills Of pine,
TIL ramTOds ring and bayonets shine:
Advance the Chieftaiu's call is mine:
MARCH,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

curious case of emendStion is now before
the Seuate of Massachusetts,. 1t seems that the
Insurance Commissioners of that State, the
principal OF whom is Elizur Wright, we'll
known batter OF whatever is hostile to Humsn
Freedom, 10 making up their Annual Report
Lad occasion to describe tie assets of the
state Fire Insurance Company OF New-hayen,
aod spoke of a part Of them as follows:
WIS. WIS., Ieft found consisted Of tie Sl3sloo OF
mortgage nearly all cy prpoty bu, on 2ioo sees
and lying ia the mouutainous wilderness OF Northern New
of little iotber than histoIics vAloe Is holding the
b3o shst hOnoEed patriot whose soul is marching
srd viii triumph the present. war ceases TO be
e'sei wrong end ioIeuOstl"
The words ia brackets Senator C. G. Loriug,
8 distinguished Conservative, moved to e1punge
nom the report. When the question is de-
c,de1, We viii take care to inform our readers
Hereof.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
STATE PAYMASTER- GEN
ERALSHlP.

nrcKSER AND TlLGHMAN AT CONGRESS HALL
ALBANY. Friday. Feb 20 1862
Col Thomas B Van Buren, has resigned his po-
s,on as Paymaster-G General Of the State, prepars'
tory 10 taking the field Colonel of the lO2d Rest
ment. Gov. Morgan has appointed ~ his successor
Col. George Bliss, jr., of New-York.
The Rebel Generals Buckner and Tilghmaa
arrived at Congress- Hall this morning on their way
to Fort Warren. As soon as their arrival was known
great number Of citizens througed the passages Oh
the hotel anxious 10 obtain sight Of the Pf'so"e''
but they were kept close in their apartment, "n'
the curiosity of the anxious assembly remained W.
graliiied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Col. Lee Msjor Reeve and DIR. Reeve of the
.)th Massachusetts, and Capt bowman Of the 18th
Dassachusetis-four Of The principal prisoners lately
ed by tie Rebel authorities a, Rehmond-arrived
tie city yesterday morning, and after break fasting
81 the Asior IIouse proceeded on TO Boston.
Anthony TroIope the English noveli,t who has
'esD fojoumng in Washington for some time past,
yesterday returned TO the city, and stopped at the
Clarendon Hotel. Mr.. Trolope leaves to-day for
Boston.
w. II. R1fsell, Tie Times correspondent, left
ne Brevoor' House at 10 O'Clock last night for Wash.
ne,on.
Baron DC stoech, DE Ru.s'au Mnfter, left tho
A'semare Hotel yesterday afternoon for Wash
irroD
The Hon. Charles sterill Of Albany, Jude
naine Of Boston, ID. T.. Montgomery Of The L. s.
Navy, Col Peter q. Washington OF Washington,
Col A. ID. Sorer Of New-York, ana S. A. Kjnuicutt
d Albany, are al tho 81. Nj holas Ilotel.
Judge sherman Of NcwLEgh, l.. w. IIooper
an l.. i. Dexter Of Bo-i04, d.. levi ives Of cam.
neccut, and II. Lewis Of Circiati are a, tue Fifth
Avenue Hotel
-W"ymand Crow Of ST. Louie, No, II. 4. Cul.
iuin Of The L. 8. Marine Cor,s aud Joshu. Ste,s d
:" bos'on, are at tie Asor Ilonse.
SAMUEL Noyes AID family Of Rhode leland. A.
uiA'es oil Chicago j. IL. Andersen. oil on O, aud ".
' custer o. boston are atthe MciroI oitan Hotoi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
GEN. SMITHS GENERALIZATION TO HIS
TROOPS.
The following general order has been issued by
Gen, Smith:
HsAp9UARrsS, sKcosD DlvImoy, !

DisrRlCr 90 Ws.r TsSSEsssE.t
Gy.rr,t O,nyRs No. 8-Ths Bnscjei-Gen.rsl com
suanr the siou congraules troops under his eoui-
n.nd VI the recent brilliant successes ~ our arms a. TINS
pcs which led to the unconditional surrender OF the enemy
on tb- 10th inst WITCH they contributed In no snsI
he hopes everything tor the future from their n
duet on h, occson lie bgs to request that the brigade
and regiments snder. every ocer non commissioned
officer sud soldier accep, his wamrsI thsnas for hr gal
y nd good coaduct under and their patient euduI
srcr ihout mumur Of tho inciement weather TO which
t-y were exposed Tor several days In succession
wi hout shelter or htc. and with limited food.
lille every regiment did IL. duty in the most praise~orhy
nssner 4 has the good fortune OF portion 81 the
command accident OF service to oan especial no
,ce without 10 the slightest degree dsirsctns from the merits
of auy one 70 Wit: Briggs sharp shooters Lieut. Col Comp
toni M.jor C.vsnde three batteries OF Pstott euns aud
th. secoud Iowa egiment (Co TutlstDe last more par
ten .ry for s successful assault tho enemy bTeastworks
OIL the sitrrnoon of the 18th inst.
To th, officers of medical staff too high praise csunot be
awarded tor rsaous attention to duty both under he
and ia tho hospia ais .
Ia his Official report the Brssd-r General commanding
will eudeavor 20 do exact justice to alt.
By order Of Brig -0ea. {. T. Smith.
TH0S. J. kEwSfIAa, Ass. -Aijt General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
THE REPORTED FRAUD IN LEGISLATION.
To the Eeito, D The n. Y. Tri5un.
Sir: have just read the following among your
specinl dispatches in "Wednesday TRIBUNE:

opp.r, ~ fxGI.f,TfON DisCOvBRPp.The Border-state
ocv got fetched W yesterday with very ronnd turn IN I'VE
ose and inquiries psndp In both branches OF Ionges
which wi olacidale still further aud expose too are
20 eiy fraud In egi ,on without parallel ia recent
v,ars Three weeks ago bill rapidly ground hfougn
noh Houses By which the President was Authorized 20 take
military 90 session Of the raOsds ana tergephs OF inc
concty There objection 70 ant oil rueh rh
Ordinary DO. er but L. Sas gscp IL bs Lo"eNer o'rn
eey,re tn,t the bill passed contains these words And
10 exr.d ren.ir ard compste the msaning EalTcs
Th>,, poyds 90 appear The bM "a printed ana az
bsiersG teve issr.aed in iss tab Jfe" me sfnaH
ne gfoase Hswsser this be- r csnse unnatesd ~
Legislators and repealed snos grshmousy oy 'ne
las boeu iesd upon TO the great advantage Of neD'a
The words have italicized ifnot the whole para
graph contain gross mputalion uponthe gentlemen
IA my office, and, Of course, upon myself The
author of the statement by moments inquiry,
could have ascertaiued the facts, aud his failure to
do 40 leaves 10 doubt Of his unworthy intentions
The following extract from The Giote OF the 18th Of
Jannary. which is exactly sustained by the Senate
Journal OF the 2s,h, will show how the words re-
fered 10 were introduced into the bill, and why they
did not appear in the bill as printed:
Nj WADr-I further to amend the bill by inserting
10 tue eleventh line OF the hGi section after tho ord lines
IN. world. aud extend repair aud complete tho same
Tie amt ndnent wss s.recd 20.
NJ surprise at the appearance Of this cau5eless an1
Unexpected paragraph in the columns Of TIL
VRtnUSr induces me 10 ask the insertion Of this ex
plicit contradiction. j. W. FoRsEr,
Secretary Of the Senate Of the United states
Wc.hfgf5n Deb. D. 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
FI,o,uiP Sra Bird.

YtrAHYTH Cfri r. C.. Feb . 1869
Sta: with the squadron 10 THE point os tho nearest
Norfolk from whence through the Dismi swamp canal
hoped 10 have received epnunton tonight, bot esp
10 , regret, there f. breat ia the canal which VII
render land transportation nscrssary tomdf Hunter
/, CHARGED With tho duty aud know that no Viii all d
psich. ,,t
what ammunition could aud viii start 9Th this vessel snd
die ApuomAttoI Immediately for Roanoke Island.
OuT latest accounts up 20 ye.tsdsy, al which
dine the batteries had not been taken, had the hso
un,.,d the hAfnsde. There bad been heavy nS on the
,.l,d AID Capt Jennings Ne reported hiied II IL alec
reported hs tho howzof ammunition Oh the Inland was ca
haustrj. -.
y. more ih.n huif supplied hence eonstfsned 10 20
mo action with not than ayofase Of SIXTY rounds
each for tho y ponndef' -
WM. +. LYNCH. Flag Officer
IIoS. y. H. MLIoHr, Sec. hs'y, Richmond - 400,
81. Lfip, Fob 1867
SIN: You viii t,se ehsgs Of the tqusdon lest hero until
Commander Hunter or mysoh return
M. K..h have sent up the canal TO expedite the uans
port afion Of Ammunition .,
Ia a. ,cug the guns Ia battery shore IA thu so ittie
~, uo,ig about ga this stream. and ye,e arc Too
u,,fn In 10 ght acnor for any sngih Of time hins
btr 10 pc. most OF he hsavy OF the squadron Ia pot
.t,,- 10 be fought hy our officers AID titus less.
Wing sIt,fy aud the infantry Ia tail ioIce TO piefoht
f.,ti,g l.nd movement 81 the enemy.
I'm lei er tho Hon Secretary ~ tho Navy TINS morning
. ms. ss ia saying si1iy in,itHd Of ',yeuy a'risir
,on1s he e,fer listed g. Obon Eliot esq to br
,o, ,,, naking seventy, I'D Immediately RENAL Tn
A. .,oph. the ammunition auiyss diiirbu. u accordnr
20 the bst,ry ssch vessel Of "a" squafn feshs the
due ~ torti1u of tn' shiP ana III" hFf'iN"'' On.
49, -, ,e.r,ctufI, - r.,s Onloer.
Liso, Coa,e ,. W fooxs. Pills
FLAG.s,IP sas Bind. OPP FoRr Co.'s
ELifAnh4b Di4g Feb. 10. loY.. , ,
.nzrn luy ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
uEsrRVcT|vENEss OF The REBELS.
The Rebels at MurfreeSbOro Surrounded
HEY ASK TO BIZ ALLOWED TO LEAVE.
zen. Buell. Demands Unconditional Surrender.
GENERAL HALLECK AND TIE POISONEBS.
Special Di,pstch TO The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday. FEB. %. ieeA
The Secretary of War this evening received
dispatch from Gen. Buell. announcing that our
troops had taken possession of Nashville with.
out opposition. The Rebels abandoned every.
thing in their fight. A vast amount OF stores
Of various kinds fell into our hands. Tho
Union sentiment is represented as being very
strong among the people in and about the city.
Intelligence has also been received BY the 300
rotary that Columbus is beiog evacuated, and
that the Rebels are erecting Notifications fox
miles above Memphis, for the protection Of that
city.
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To The Associated Pres


To the Associated Press
WILMINGTON. Frid... Feb. ?s 1907.
gT-EsTABLIsnMLSr on rusl-OifhL> sotlH.
First Assistant PostnasterG General KArson 10 en-
gagged in sending out instructions end making ar
,,ugemens for re-esiablrhing PostO ices and post.
routes as our armies advance INTO the socalled Con-
federato States. A. II. MARYLAND lie following our
forces into Tennessee and j. j. Miller, also sn agent
Of tie Department in this connection, is operating in
the southern pant of Kentucky Tho Po,i-Otiee at
Nashville, and those in the eastern part OF North
Carolina. will soon 10 reopened. The latter State is
to be supplied with mails by
TIE SANITARY COMMISSION.
We,;ern depots of the Sanitary Commission remain
tolerably well supplied with bed clothing and such
articles rs can be readily proyidedfrom housekeeping
storo.. The treasury, however, is nearly depeiedby
recent urgent demands FOR articles and services Of
different character.
II is ascertaiued here that 81 severely wounded
soldiers will be- brought to Cincinnati by the steamer
Allen Collyer, which has Of late been employed IN
the exclusive service Of the Commission, and in her
trip 10 Fort Donelson was loaded with hospital
stores, aud also conveyed tbither DR.. Newbny, one
Of the Secretaries OF the Commission, 10 surgeons
aud 80 nurses.
PROMOTIONS.
The army promotions for gallant services in the
late brilliant victories will probably be announced
during next week. They have been delayed until
all tho official reports have been received.
DESCENT UPOS GAaIBLihG-noUsEs.
The gambug.houses are all closed tonight, the
keepers being apprehensive Of witt from the FRO
vort Guard, and alarmed by rccen, newspaper
publication
RETURNED PRISONERS.
About 800 Of the returned prisoners arc now here
The Pay Department is busy night aud day arrang-
ing their accounts, aud too furloughs VIII 10 pre-
pared at the earliest possible period, in order that
they may visit their families and friends.
gUMORs CONTRApIcTEp.
There il authority for stating, in reply to inquiries
from slant points that no battles have been re cent!
fought in the neiehborhood Of he Potomac II any
had been fought, Trustworthy information would
hive been given by telegraph. Tho pnlc sre cnn-
toned against ialse reports Of battles, defeats g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

ChAsSs OF HoUE.-On anI aifs. Monday pcxt
%N''n . Ihe steamships Cry 81 Bos,u aud Chs of
~ W. ORR o. he Nolwci line, wiz l,aye Pier So.
- Noiih River io0' 4 y.slry street n, O'Clock
Y. u. W. w.London ana Bo,iou.
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PnoDucE.-The Brokers Circular reports Ashes
steady; Pearls 35ed366 Pots 3sl6d36 Rosin continues
excited the wsaa's advance Is 36dt sales and re-.ses
CO.. bbs II 6a22 fer Common 70 good Common oPhs
Turpenlne very firm and 20 desrer the week. iaess
price 1907. Sugar fat Coffee inactive Hico very STEADY.
bsrksaes a. 83 for Baltimore LiDseed again rstocr
deser. Lnseed Oil quiet ct 4otd+li Fish ous-'aes un'
Important 49, T.
rather demand Bars and Rails, Is Hf3 lo Scocn
Pig dull at 5l3G5IHt suGAR qnie. and uncbarged LA
hrin, Congou ". CorysE steady. RICE unchanged sPih
TrEPEHTiSR greatly excited and advanced upward Of
2Of Gales ct 1851. TALLow steady at 81 LSrBED OIL
steady at 39j3 LISsErD dearer LSsEBD CAKES 10 good
demand; Boston, In bags. $40 SPEKA OIL quoted at
$50. COP, 242.
AMERICAN SEcURrTIKs-Messrs. Barring Bros
have notice further fall this week In United states
stocks The Federal u cent bonds are quoted at ~
the fives 1916 Rives stock d'z bends
12dfi; Maryland Sterling Fives 13aHi Masachnse,ts
Fives s9a9l: Virginia Sizes t504I sterling rvss S1f
Illinois Central Sevens 71078; Sizes u VIJ Ssw-Iork
Central Sizes, 82d83 Sevens 33d85 Shares, l5U'1 Enc
seveDs, s9a9l Shares, 2sdoi Pennsylvania Central $50
d4i
GLASGOW MARREr.-Messrs. John Mccall q Co.
report WHEAT quis. but steady; Milwaukee 24i3aAIa
Flour unchanged. Mixed CoKs 1873 y go ID.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening July ), 1867
CoTroS-Ihe sales Of Cotton to-day foo. up IL, Ooo
b.es including 600 bales TO speeus.ors aud exporters The
market 10 rni and with limited sales - the quota
tons forwarded by the Norwegian.
BHYspsTpFYs-The market il dull, but steady.
PRoyIsIoss-Tbe market is inactive
LONDON, Saturday Evenlng.--Consols closed 70
dsy at ~ ds2 American StocksThe latest sales ue Enc
Railway 2sd3o; Illinois Central Shares 48d47 d Produce
generally unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17
SPAIN
SPAIN
The Cortes were closed ON the % ms.
RITSsIA.

The Grand Duke and Duchess Constantine arrived
at Warraw on the II, and were warmly cheered on
their arrival. On the night Of the 81, however, a.
tie Grand Duke was stepping into his carriage on
leaving the {, eater revolver was fired Ut him and
he was reported e. be slightly wounded. The per
petrn.or Lad been arrested.
According 10 the present reports II does not ap-
pear that the Russian grain harvest will be large
tins wear. Ia tie south the crops have been burnt
up, AMI in tie north they have had cold and vet:
Tie cold at the date OF the last letter described
ar unprecedented ~ this season.
The fear of further fires seems 10 have subsidized.
The insurance companies bsve lost between i 30, :
600 and E2y0C0O sterling. but tue total destruction
wac much more the AMOUNT insured having been
comparatively snail 1t is thought, however, hat
a million or million and quarter sterling Will
cover all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17
LATEST-Via QaeeE'tors.

LosDos, July 6, 1862.
Tie Da,ly Ncrs saws that the Americans in Lon
don met on the 18th of July to celebrate the day but
no account of tue proceedings IL gwen.
The same Journal edonally deuounces, IN sarcss-
tic terms. the nischievous msignity Of The Times,
for it, pharisalca and iltimed lecture 10 America In
her hour OF trouble.
The Morning Star has also a denunciation OF The
Times for its outrage American senfiblllues, on
the mos, sacred Of all days 10 the American people.
4, hopes that Americans will trest the incidence OF
the uu- English writer with disdaln, who, says TIE
Star, is not more tho enemy Of their country than
the disgrace OF bis own.
TIE Norman Herald urges that the prosecution
of the war and the celebration Of the Fourth of July
constitute az glaring a Gaze as Was ever alleged
against civiliz.d Lation, and that II professions
mesnt ANYTHING in America, the mere reading q the
Declaration Of Independence sbOnld suifce 10 con-
denim the invasion OF the Confederate States as ut
ferly inexcusable in principle aud erroneous In
policy. H.
rrrmont has received most satisfactory comin1niea-
tious from hs representative at Washingtoi as 10
The favorable effect produced upon the United states
by the disinterosIed policy wlicn Spain has aeoP'ed
with regard to Mexico. The present relation, Of the
liineis OF Madrid and Washington are most cor
dial.
Tie Monitor contains decree directing that the
,ngar and mclasses imported intO France from En-
gland and Belgium shall be subject to certain re-
ductIOn In duties.
The King 0. Sweden is to visit Copenhagen IT the
end Of July, and the city will give splendid BAN
quot m honor Of the Kings Of Denmark and Sweden.
QUEESsrows, July 6.
LONDON, SATURDAY Eveuing.-No change 10 the
stock market COnsoIs sf,rr Official hours W, buy
ers; market steady. On the Paris Bourss, kenies
opened Is 40. A Cabinet Council ~as he'd this al
ternoon. Tie heath Of Mr.. Lsteoars lis greatly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-17

The WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN BRooxLYN.-The
wounded soldiers recently introduced into the Long
Island College Hospital stand greatly in need Of
number of al cles, such are not provided by Gov
erument, and citizens are therefore appealed TO- to
make up the deficiency. Stimulants OF all kinds ard
delicaeies for the convaescsnts most needed OF
clothes they have an abundance. There is also a
sud lack of watchers to sit up with the sick at night,
and volunteers arc requested 70 report themselves.