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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
MurLsts-CaEsyrIIr RsroR1Eprox TEEN Y. TsinrSs

Z,
ASES-Po. contirue in fair demand at IS 62s but Pearls
arc scarce aui prices nominal
BEEsWAX is "a limited demand at %. .d9ic., ca.h for
COTTON-No market has been established aud reusrk'
and quotations are alike useless
hear only 100 bags c Oiher kinds also remain inactive
of $40 bsys stained ST. Domingo private terms We
gnoe: -
kio............... ~ a2l Bombay ...........- @
msracsbo .....2oi @25 LasuAy,a. a..''...''...'i GA
20 a2l ST. Domingo. ......ls 6lsi
COAL-Tbe demand Tor Domestic continues good for The
80. .as ies fon Jad at 80 & 81 50 tua In Fo1cgn
very little has been done, aud prices are noninsi.
CANDLES renrin very dul aod previous prices nom''
C6PPER~Rehned Irgot' "a doll at si G2l ct,h, FOR Bal
timoIe and Lale; New Siea;hng command. 2as yellow
Metal &c Bolts aud Brtzeis c., and Yellow Metal bos
25c. Old Copper sells slowly at 2ce and yellow
DYEW OoDS-Loswo ood has been in fsir demand st the
reductions sales Of the week 100 TINS Jsnas q, So -
239 part previous 10 arrival at s2Od 2 2S0 do 81 Do
nngo 1t $500 s2l. and los uns Honduras OF s2i e.'h
uthr descriptions are dull esrecialy Nicaragua aud Rcd
10 gD. 1Ssss.g fSS .sS
Bunch ~ 3cd & for Layer and lo so for Sun other
Kind. foreign dried quiet For foreign the de-
Ms,szss tkirdseyej at 80 9at TO- snd 1900 Havana a.
$40 pc. Sales also Of 40otO Ruaan Island Cocosnu at
2S cash Sales auction Of $500 boIes Sicily Oranges at
81 ESD So o5 and 500 DO. lemouss 8 75G ~ %. ~
81 j for large ard handsome St georges B.nt Msctel
in limited request at the improvement We quote snaH
and sSs % So ds.r i0s @ s.s sa so,
quiet at 81 and Smoked do for Sealed
aud i3ail5c for No l.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market opened firm for West.
and State Flour owing 10 moderate srriyls and fair
domestic inquiry but shippers held of aud prices declined
si0c y bh Trade brAuds quite irregular and lower at
the close Tho sales $500 bbls at - S0a - 10 for
supeFnne State and Western IS 13dt5 Is for Extra
grade, Of Western Extra; IS 300 IS 20 for shipping
brands Of Toundhsop Extra Ohc and 3 i30t 30 for .de
brands do Canadian Flour is plenty snd In moderate
demand rather easier sales Of so bbs at t3 ai
s5 20 for shipping brands Of Spring Wheat EIira and
- 3Jd &c 40 for trade brsnd Southern Flour is quiet
and rather easier sales Of 800 bb at VS. 40G SO for nIed
good 'iperhne Baltimore &c, and Sc o5a*7 for trade
brands Rye Flour s in moderate denard sales OF 2oJ
bbs st S3dSt 10. Com Meal 10 In far nques sales
Of 200 bb st 81 70 81 - for Jeey and g. for Brandy
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
EEW.YORK CATTLE MARKET.
REPORT.

FoE 1HE WYEx ENDING MAY 7. 1872.
TOTAL ppCKfPTs OF CATTLE KINDS voH rnp vgrs.
According the reports from the s-yers market places IN
tho city, there have been received this week;
Shespsnd
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

:, The United States dispatch steamer Connecticut
will be ready to sail from the Navy'fsrd, Brooklyn
about the 18th ns, with the mails stores, &C., for
the Gulf blocbadug squadron, touching at hey
West. Fort Pickens and Ship Island. She will not
touch at any place this side Of Key West.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
Western, choics, p dOs 9. dloi

FEArBkhs-We quote: Wes,ern. choice y 10 aoa sc- 4,
FKKsh MgAIs-Country conssnors frequently ieass tno
hsrs,s In their Veal and Muor which irsaFes the SAFE
" quote: .ta.
Msuon carcssses....7 43 Pors lght.........''is -
Veal, y ID Nv
HIpss-Ne quote:
Western. weighing 6)di3 n, n,st....:..:........I al
Country gher tnd and cured weighing d - at, a.;
City .su ghte trimmed and cured weighing o9dJo 49,
Assoc alton. 20
GAxx-Pgeous should hereafter be picked and packed In
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

DANISH MISIsTER.-The Danish flag was nois'eu
on the AstOr House yesterday i'll honor Of the MINIS
ter from Denmark who is stopping at that hotel.
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BgKyEs TROs DiYyR'

Tne Eew.i oTk and krie Railroad makes the following
port trenfpor II sock for the week ending this days
Beeves. 1876 Horses "a Sheep and Lambs, l,ucoi
Swine, 2.2sO
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market ut Forty fourth street.
3,S2S.
Tho price, today quoted 0follows:
Fir.t as. Ordinary y......... sd7t
Medium. az
Some extra good Beeves may he quoted si &C.
The general average Of the marbstA At nc.
The most Of the Eales range from 7.c 20 3.c.
Prices per head and per pound Of different weights will
be fonnd In accounts Of sales Of sundry drovsa
Total number OF Beeres received in tho city this week
1,11S.
This i95 hsad than last week and 67 head lea,
than the aveag. Of last The number Of each
Wednesday market last 1896 head ~le the
Der to-day being 8 shows i2 head than average
end lJ3 head than this
TL. foIoxipy dtovss ara an ,nsr k.t thu
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

GRAN-Whea,i is In better supply, and thore 10 consider
sbe Offering for tae delivery but we hear OF no sales the
demand for that the spot Is moderate buyers are holding
o for fre,h supplies Via canal the market consequently
rather easier prices the cloe nominal for most
kinds The sslos 900 bush Red Western part In store
at al 2lQSl 29 600 do. good Rod State Spring
a, 81 is; 100 do. Prime Mlwsuhee Club at 81 l6
$500 do. common State Ohio a, 30 Barley I. In
and unsettled sales Of $40 bush West
55c In store. Barley Malt 10 10 limited demand
400 bush. 81 Oats steady and In fsr request
Of Canadian and Western at s06lc aud State at 4c
Rye steady and in moderate demand saes Of coo bush
State 3Od6l.c aoa and delivered Corn 10 In limited
request part arrive aud the srke, lower and closes
heavy; sales Of 30 bush 53jGc for Western mired In
store Soc for do arrive 5T657lc for do. de-
liveTed, and 57a5oc for Jeey and Southern Yellow. We
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

HrNArIoSAL GuARD.-The 7th Regiment, Ma.
toni Guard, Col. Leffsrs, paraded at 81 o'clock
yestedsy morning and proceeded to Eas, New
York, where they had field day. They were pre-.
eded BY their drum and fife corps. The 9Th sp.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

RCF-PHces remain rm but the market at the moment is
quiet saer Of 40 tc Carolina at S7QS7 l2 aud 100 bags
Pangoon st - % - 100 h.
sUOARS-The inquiry 10 still very good bu. holders do not
cer freely and the transactions limited prices for all
kind. very firm; the sales tod,y shout 800 hhds
Cuba aSc Porto Rico at o! a8io Refined firm at
o!dl0ic. for Powdered Gnnuaed end Crushed, 9!d9ic
Soft " hiie and 81 Ole for do Ycows the latter
cuary firm. We repeat l. A. StuaIts lately reduced
rates: Best qusy Loaf l0ic do Crused l0ic. Circle
Crushed l0c. Grsnulsted aud Ground loo White g.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

Fon rHR WEEK ssDIso WKDsgsDAr, MAY q ips.
Reported exclusively for The N T. TRIBUNE ~ DSs"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

THE You've MESs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
An election for officers of the New.York Young
Mems Christian Association for 1923 was held on
Tuesday evening at the Bible House, with the fol-
lowing result:
Eor President Caleb B. Knevss; Vice President Edward
& .oTesRondi,s Secretary, Frank W. Ballard Treasurer
,.s. sse, m,n Y vsr:n9. Morse Henry Mcnsyr' James
joorgo Graves, W. ~ f.sauo Froder,ct Ps.,sr Cenbs.
So, u. ' ''
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Or party, after the first day Of August, a. afore'
said, on account of any interest or coupons or
dividends due and payable 40 Aforesaid, the said
duty or sum Of 8 per centum, and the duties
deducted as aforesaid, and certified BY the Pres.
ldent, or other proper officer of said company
or corporation, shall be . receipt and discharge
according to the amount thereof, Of said rail
road companies or railroad corporations, and the
owners, possessors, and agents thereof, on div
eends and on bonds, or other evidences of their
medicines, upon which interest or coupons
% payable, holden by any person or party
~ns'soever, and list or return shall be made
sou rendered within thirty days after the time
uAeu when said interest, or coupons, or dividend
cecome due or payable, and as often as every
S.A months, to the Commissioner of internal
ne'enue, which shall contain true and faith.
~ account Of the duties received and charged.
We, as aforesaid, during the time when such du'
1es nave accrued or should accrue, and remain.
~ onaccounted for, and there shalrbe annexed
0eVery such list or return declaration under
va'a or affirmation, in manner and form az may
De prescribed by the Commissioner Of Internal
Asvenue, Of the president, treasurer, or some
proper officer of said railroad company or rail
'oao corporation, that the same contains true
soo faithful account of the duties 90 withheld
ana received during the time when such duties
aave accrued or should accrue, and not accoun
ed tor. and for any default in the making OF
leoaering of such list or return, with the decla
.Aaon, aaaforesaid, the person or persons own
Me' Possessing or having the care or manage
ment OF such railroad company or railroad cor
poration, making such default, shall forfeit ~
penalty, the sum Of five hundred dollars; ant
case OF any default in making or rendering
sHd list, or Of any default in the payment o
me duty, or any part thereof, accruing or which
should accrue, the assessment and collectio,
snal be made according to the general provis
ions Of this act.
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When such compensstion exceeds the sum
Of 25 cents, and NOT over one dollar, two cents.
When one or more packages are sent to the
same address at the same time, and tie compen-
sation exceeds one dollar, five cents
Bond-For indemnifying any person VINO snalf
have become bound or engaged a. surety Tor the
payment Of any sum of money, or for the due
execution Or performance of the duties of any
office, and to account for money received BY
virtue thereof, fifty cents.
Bond of any description other than such -
are required in legal proceedings, and such a.
are not otherwise charged in this schedule, TWEEN.
tydve cents.
nv. TWENTY-FIVE cents.
Certificate OF profits, or any certificate or
tv or sccumulatioDs Of any incorporated compa-
nv, if for a sum not less than 10 dollars and not
exceeding so dollars, ten cents.
For q sum not exceeding 80 dollars, twenty
Eve cents.
Certi6cste-Any certificate Of damage, or
otherwise, and oil other certificates or docu-
ments issued BY any Port Warden, Marine Sur.
veyor, or other person acting - sucn, twenty
FIVE cents.
Certificate of deposit of any sum Of money
in sny bank or trust company, or with any
banker or person acting AZ such
II for sum not exceeding 100 dollars, two
cents.
For sum exceeding 100 dollars, Eve cents.
Certificate Of any other description than those
specified, ten cents e.
Charter Party-Contract or agreement TOT
the charter of any ship or vessel, or stesms.,
or any letter, memorandum, or other wilAns
between the captain, master or owner, OF psIs u
actisg O. agent Of any ship OF vessel, OF s'es'
Continued ON 9Th page
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one OF uOIo pdckdSee. Auu ptoViUeU, oiSO, Inot
no stamped receipts or stamp shall be required
for any bale, bundle. box, article, or package
transported for the Government, nor for such
ported by such companies without charge there.
on.
Sec. LOG. And be it further enacted, That all
the provisions Of this act relating to dies, stamps
adhesive stamps, and stamp duties, shall extend
to and include Except where manifestly insp
plicable) all the articles or objects enumerated
in schedule marked 9, subject to stamp duties,
and apply to the provisions in relation thereto.
Sec. LOT. And be it further enacted, That on
and after the LIST day of August, 1862, no person
or persons, firms, companies, or corporations
shall make, prepare and sell, OF remove for con.
sumption or sale, drugs, medicines, preparations,
compositions, articles, or things including per-
fumery, cosmetics, and playing cards, upon
| which duty is imposed by this act, a. enumer'
ated and mentioned in schedule G, without ath1'
ing thereto an adhesive stamp or label denotlng
the duty before mentioned, and in default there.
of shall incur penalty of SO: Provided, That
nothing herein contained shall apply 70 any I'M
compounded medicinal drug or chemical, nor 70
| any medicine compounded according 70 the
| United States or other national pharmacopoeia,
nor Of which the full and proper formula IS pub
lshed in either of the dispensatories formulares,
or text books in common use among physicians
and apothecaries, including homeopathic and
| eclectic. or in any pharmaceutical journal now
famed by any incorporated college Of PHARMACY,
and not sold or offered for sale, or advertised
nnder any other name, form, or guise than that
under which they may be severally denomipated
and laid down in said pbarmacopeias, dispense
tories, textbooks, or journals as aforesaid, mol
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government Oh tue VultoU Sseso0S W ~ sue Gu
ploy thereof, when making any payments to off.
GERS and persons - aforesaid, or upon settling
and adjusting the accounts Of such officers and
persons. to deduct and withhold the aforesaid
duty of three per centum, and shall, at the same
time. make certificate stating the name Of the
officer or person from whom such deduction WAS
made. and the amount thereof, which shall be
transmitted to the Office of the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, and entered a. part Of the
internal duties; and the payroll, receipts, or
account Of officers or persons paying such duty,
as aforesaid. shall be made TO exhibit the fact Of
such payment.
Sec. 81. And be it further enacted, That for
every passport issued from the Office OF the Sec
retary of State after the Slst day Of July, 1862,
there shall be paid the sum Of s.; which amount
may be paid to any collector appointed under
this act, and his receipts therefor shall be for.
wsrded with the application for such passport
to the Office Of the Secretary of State, or any
AGENT appointed by him. And the Collectors
sSall account for all moneys received for pass.
norta in the manner hereinbefore provided
And 4 like amount shall be paid for every pass
mort issued by any Foreign Minister or Consul
Of the United States, who shall account therefor
to the Treasury.
ApvIlr1SExEIfs.
SEQ. SO. And be It further enacted. mat On
and after the Let day Of August, 1862, there
shall be levied, collected, and paid BY any per
son or persons, firm, or company, pu1iisnine
any newspaper, magazine, review, OF osner lit.
ersry, scientific, or news publication. issued
periodically, on the gross receipts for al .dver
tisements, or all matters for the insertion o.
which in said newspaper or other publication Al
aforesaid, or in extras, supplements, sheets, o.
Ay-leAyes accompanying the same, pay u requi
red or received, duty Of 5 pcr ceutum; and
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suance of this act, from any vellum, parchment,
paper, or any instrument or writing charged or
chsrpeable with any of the duties hereby impos-
ed: then, and in every such case, every person
90 offending, and every person knowingly and
villfully aiding, abettiDg, or assisting in COM
hitting any such offense as aforesaid, shall be
deemed guilty Of felony, and shall, on conviction
thereof, forfeit the said .counterfeit stamps and
the articles upon which they are placed, and be
punished BY fine not exceeding one thousand
dollars, and by imprisonment and confinement to
hard labor not exceeding five years.
Sec. 80. And be it further enacted, That IN
any and all cases where an adhesive stamp shall
be used for denoting any duty imposed by this
act. except as hereinafter provided the person
using or afixing the same shall write thereupon
the initials of his name, or deface the same in
such manner as to show clearly and distinctly
that such stamp has been made use OF, ana 80
that the same may not again be used Ana II
any person shall fraudulently make use OF an
adhesive stamp to denote any duty imposed BY
this act without 90 effectually canceling and OBJ.
l;teratipp such stamp, except IS before mention.
ed he. s6e: or they shall forfeit the sum of $50.
provided, nevertheless, that any proprietor OF
nroprietors of proprietary articles, or articles
sub;ect to stamp duty under schedule Z, OF this
act shall have the privilege Of furnishing, with.
ant exnense to the United States, in suitable
form, to be approved by the Commissioner o.
Internal Revenue, his or their own dies or de-
a;ena for stamps to be used thereon, to be 70
famed in the possession of the Commissioner o.
Internal Revenue for his or their separate use
which shall not be duplicated to any other per
son That in all cases where such stamp is used
instead Of his or their writing, his or their mi
tials. and the date thereon, the said stamp sbal
be 90 affixed on the box, bottle, Or package, tina
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derived from interest upon notes, bonds, of oh.
er securities of the United States, there shallbe
levied, collected, and paid duty not exceeding
and of per centum, anything in this act to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Sec. g. And be it further enacted, That he
duties on incomes herein imposed shall be Tue
and payable on or before the 30th day of June,
in the year 1868, and in each year thereafter
until and including the year 1866, and no log.
er; and to any sim Or sums annually due md
unpaid for 80 days after the 3Oth Of June, as
aforesaid, and for ten days after demand thereof
BY the collector, there shall be levied in adj
ton thereto, the sum of FIVE per centum ON The
amount of duties so unpaid, as penalty, ex-
cept from the estates of deceased and insolvnt
persons; andif any person or persons, OF patty,
liable to pay such duty, shall neglect or rehse
! to pay the same, the amount due shall be len
80 due until paid, with the interest, penalties,
and costs that may accrue in addition therto,
upon oil the property, and rights to properly,
stocks, securities, and debts of every description
from which the income upon which said dur 10
assessed or levied shsll have accrued or may or
should accrue; and in default of the paymen of
said duty for the space of thirty days, afterthe
same shall have become due, and be demaned,
Is aforesaid, said lien may be enforced by Lie.
traint upon such property, rights to properly,
stocks, securities and evidences of debt by
whonsoever holden and for this purposethe
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, upon the
certificate of the collector or deputy collector
that said duty is due and unpaid for the spce
of ten days after notice duly given Of the evy
Of such duty, shall issue warrant, in formlnd
manner to be prescribed by said Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, under the directions oftae
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war, then their language assumes tone
of unearthly mAliguity. Then their earn
estness becomes uuqusstiousble. There
every vile epithet is used, every art of
slapder, of fraud, Of deception is unserupu-
lously, employed. Their hatred becomes
hot, their passions imperious. Oh, gen.
tlemen your cloak is torn, we can see
through it, your mask is so lily oonstruc-.
ted that 1t does not conceal your features.
one grand operation of treason now is, to
produce dissension between the East aud
the West, hence the uumeasured abuse Of
the New England States. The plan lis TO
prepare our minds for q second secession
and a second dissOlution. Then the con.
spirators having induced US to commit
treason, against Government, hope to in
duce us to commit a second treason
against the laws of nature, by join
ing Southern slave-driving aud woman
hogging oonfederacy. cannot enlarge.
No mao in the habit Of newspaper reading
can doubt that this treason is already con-
cocted and the ropes laid for it's couslmmA-
tlon- -5T sss-snW ta1 BLANpoS.
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the issue Of the Proclamation Of Freedom
will doubtless never forget a remark
able incident that then transpirpd. 4 Z A
gentleman had discovered the President
through a slight opening between the
folding doors on the right Of the ante
chamber, paning slowly up and down the
long thickly carpeted ball Tall, angular,
with hair snaRled and unkempt, Whis-
kers awFy. collar in Creases and slippers
very much down at the heal his eyes
gazing low at vacancy. his shoulders
dropping one hand behind his back, the
fingers tWitching nervo1slY; the other
thOughtfnlly pulling at his beard--in
garb ill-ftting. in face hOmely and impress
siye, and in manner patient, resOlute
meditatiYe-this was the figure that I'M
mediately- after discovery became the
eynosure Of q constellation ofeyes. Wins
pered remarks were mHde, EOne by an
elderly gentleman to the effect that the
President would not keep faith with the
letter of the Proclamation. A young girl
OF remarkable beauty, who hung upon
his arm, and who had been gazing ON the
subject of the doubt with undisguised
admiration. looked up rather seOFnfally
and said: Wont he3 Pm not afraid Of
it-yOu shall sees" and relinquishiDg the
gentleman's arm, she passed, TO the in
tense sastonishment of all, through tie
doorway, moved up the hall with an air
of exquisite grace, paused almost IN
front Of Mr.. Lincoln, who stopped in
surprise. "PardOnp pleaded the intru-
der in short. French way then, earnes-
tly looking up in his face shut they say
Mr. President, you will not keep your
word about the slaves. L love- Won fir
the words, and sayyou viii Which is it?p
The face of the President was radient rs
he bent to take'her hand and said IoH
heed not .teGr-I shall not. fail" The
questiOner, with a suppressed triumphant
II knew II" withdrew, Whils the slow
walk in the hall went on. -sa5
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sFANLAL ENUIIUE8 UOuDI9 InV lpOYe FAEe3,
N8-1early Advertising on reasonable tertns aecor-
ding TO the space occupied and the changes
made. :
AlIadysrtissmsntsf from TRANSIENT persons or StranE
ers, to be paid for IN advance.
Business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO pSryOar,
or ~ for SIX months but for RBhorter period nothn
viii be counted less than square, -sH-S
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertisers, own Immediate budness; aud all
Advertisements for the benedt Of other prsons as
we'll - all legal Advertisements and advertisements
ofRucion sales and real estate, sent In them mus
be paid for At the usual rates.
a5-AdVertlsemeuts not accompanied with WrittsL
directions will be inserted until forbid aud charged
accordingly. - rlrit ~ 81 f51t. . sfz siiG +.
Notices for Political Msetings to be charged in all
eases At full rates. -sL lltlsasE ..JE = Fs1a E
Marriages, NOtioesof Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, 50 cents each 81 . nOuvll-'69
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THE HANDY BOOK i 30
THOR rHE 0. s. soLDIER, on coming intoseyy.
Ice, eontSinlng complete yStem q instruction
InstTuclon % theanthorjssd o. g. IniARtrI Taeties
Only IS esntS For slle By - -
a aSaSas si=aas o. JosEPH eaAYEs