The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-22

Brigadier Generol MILO .. dascall, commanding
the District Of Indiana, in the Department of the
Ohio, has ordered the publication Of the Columbus
City Qndiana) Necs to be stopped, for criticising
one of his orders. Hascall suppressed journal
some days ago because the editor called him
donkey, and stopped another because the printer
had commenced his name with an R, instead of an
H, which was only typographical error He
wrote letter recently In which he expressed re-
gret that his power did not extend to this city, in
order that he might be able to suppress the jour
nails of New York.
The abolition Tribune of Chicago, in its issue of
the 18th instant thus speaks of the master spirit
of the abolition Tribune in this city,
Poor old Greeley, who, between his fits Of boo,
hooing over the necessity which compels our sol
diers to eat meat and handle villanous saltpetre,
is almost as fercely rampant as belligerent rab-
bit, has been makinga speculation while he over
flowed with fiery zeal to put the rebels down. Now
IL he does not write an article for his paper tomor
| row morning in which the right Of the seceders
to 90 out of the Union Is commended for with that
| peculiar logic for which he Is distinguished his
party friends will be lucky About these days
expect Greeley to make an ass Of himself" is q
quasi prediction which would not be falsiHed IL
| written on every page Of the current calendar.
" These days" are approaching. again; Is 1t not
| more than week since he admitted, by implica-
ton, that the rebels are right?
Edmur Pendleton, who was nominated fol
Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia by the Loya
Convention held at Alexandria, has declined to bt
o candidate.
The funeral Of Major General Berry took place q
Rockland. Maine, on the lAth inst. The building
in the city were mostly draped In mourning, an'
the funeral cortege was over mile long. Among
the distinguished men in the procession were Vic,
President Hamln. Ex-Governor Washburne, Hon
Lot M. Morrill, and Hon. 8. G. Fessenden.
According TO the City Inspectors report, ther,
were 4sl deaths In the city during the past week
On increase Of 90 as compared with the mortalit.
of the week previous, and l22 more than occurrc,
during the corresponding week last year. The re
capitalization table gives deaths Of alcoholism, o
diseases of the bones, joints. &C.; lol Of the brai
and nerves, 9 Of the generative organs, 10 Q
the heart and blood vessels, los of the lungs
throat, &C.; 4 Of old age, ~ OF diseases of tn
akin and eruptive fcvers, premature births, 80 Q
Diseases of the stomach. bowels and other diges
tive organs; Al Of uncertain seat and geners
fevers. 9 of diseases Of the urinary organs an
40 from violent causes. There were 900 natives
The United States, of England, ia Of Ireland
of Scotland. al of Germany, and the balance
various foreign countries.
Tho stock market was irregular yesterday and vel
fever,sh. quotations being rule higher than on We
J nesday Gold rose az high ~ 100. Exchange was II
e I'm the morning, and about ioa In the afternoo
Money was In good demand at per cent on call, b
there was less distress among borrowers than on Wedn'
day. .f.
Tie receipts OF brcadsturs were on more extcnsr
scale yesterday and caused depression In the ms
n ke,, which closed ,amey. The trade IN cotton W
briskor, but mddngs down 10 SIC. q Sc, most
$50 There was doing in the principal kirds Of ~
:, visions and groceries, also In aliow and petroleum,
latter Article closing higher. lhc demand Cor whlsk
"a moieraie, at steady prices MOL other ccmmo ~
A were repVrtod.