New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

t.rdav and was introduced TO the President by Judge
Kelly Of Philadelphia. We putlish further iAc'' -
regard to the brutal treatment be received from '"0
Rebels. t...
The President has issued proclamation dcc,A
log that tie blockade Of the ports OF beau'o,'
ROYAL, aud New. Orleans shall 80 far cease anu "o
miue from and after the LIST Of June next. "eP PuV
,isb the regulations Instituted by secretary 'hA''
rs,a,;py 10 trade With said ports 90 reopened'
-Psrsop Brownlow arrived in town ye"efoay'
sro,o Cro.sx;cks under escort OF COMMITTEE Oh ''e
youno Mems Republican Union, who met Nun az
con,h Ambov. M,. Brownow will receive pubi'c
.,oa,n. OF the Academy Of Mnsic Tomorrow even
ing.
Secretary Seward, Secretary Wellss, Attorney
General Bates, with large party of ladies and gen
,e,oen. left Warrington yesterday on the Pnadel-
pbia for Fortress Monroe.
TIP. Tro,t. Of the Contract Office, Washington,
is making Arrangements 10 open the Post-Oince 81
Norfolk. The mails viii be sent by the old route via
Fortress Monroe.
The judiciary Committee Of tie House have
agreed to report in favor Of The admission oil The
ti'ird member from California.
Tie Pension bill, after some amendments, passed
the Houre yesterday.
-:rAJE OF THE MARK ETss.
Here was less excitement. than usual in The Stock
market Yesterday; and under multiplicity OF dAm'
ngiug ruuo,s, low prices were established Tor most
descriptions of shares At the close, in the street
the Share market was lower than at the Second
Board. Erie od WIS 39,; Preferred, 67i Rock
Island. g. &c. with little doing. In Exchange he
market WAS dull at ll32 . ll4l for sterling. Francs
were 500 d1.95. The deposits OF demand notes with
Mr.. Cisco for conversion into the Six per cent new
loan, wer. about $3CO, 900. TIE supply Of Money
co tinoe> largely in advance of the demand, and Is
resred uron favorite buyers at as per cent. Some
of the banks are large lenders ut per cent,
prder the rspid accumulation Of deposits, which
are nearly four million dollars greater than on
Monday. Gold was quiet at l03l cl03s, hut there
was an abundant supply at these rates Demand
notes for Custom House purposes were tdt Y cent
premium. The 7.30 y cent notes fell back to l0li
a iO5. The receipts weTe-Impots $lA,2F '3;
,tidra walls from warehouse, $95,9S6 l9-total,
Z .2a 233 92. TIE aggregate amount Of demand
notes forwarded to Washington by the National and
American Bank Note Companies is about $'7 ,OoV,-
o0O The whole s9O,OOo,OOo will be forwarded
within the month. Freiebts were more active, and
rates firm. The business of the Sub.Treasury was:
Receipts, $7S6,o59 47-for Customs, $2l9Oco; Pay
memr. SI,474,5 500 l6; Balance, SH,1A,32 "a.
TIE market is fairly active for Western and
State Flour, but is again 5d l5c. bbl.
lower the heaviness being noticeable In the
Medium grades; sales of l8 900 bhis. at 81 40 a
si 80 for Snperiine Sae and Western; 81 20 81 NJ
for Extra, and 81 IS sass for Fancy. CSnadlsn
Flour is active aud Southern Flour is improved
both in demand The Wheat market is Irregular;
sales of - 900 bush Milwaukee Club al 81 lla 81 ~;
Red Western at 81 l2aSl 35, and Prime White
Michigan at 81 l2a*l 35. The supply Of Coffee is
moderate, but prices for all kindsare fully supported
In the Cotton market far business is doing, cbieny
with spinners. Prices steady at @3a2sc for
Mlddng Uplands and some New-Orleans and Ie1asi :
sales 500 bales Sugar continues in fair demand
prices remaining very firm and buoyant.