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New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
La,est-Via Qucensforr.

LovDoS. MAY 3, lS63.-Consol' after official
hours yesIerdsy, were very firm M 93t. Railway
stocks were stronger Mexican bonds were much
higher. The French fumes on the Paris Boar'e
opened al Oyi. t3c.
Sir c. Treveyan's Indian bulge. will show
surplus Of f20OO 600 with which he will sweep
away all existing Customs duties, replacing them
by uniform rate of s per cent ad valorem. The
exceptions are spirits and tariied piece goods. The
beer duty will be reduced 30 3ii. per bauel.
Ihs Shipping GG=tHe reports that the Govern
ment has abandoned the Metropolitan Amalgsma-
tiou Police bill.
The Prince OF Wales was present az the annual
diuner OF the Royal Academy yesterday evening
The Obserrer, IN pacific article, ooes justice u
President Lincoln and biz advisers, who, II says
evnce a sincere and earnest desire 70 cultivate the
most fiendly relations with Great Britain, and TO
avoid gyi0g just cHuse OF ofense.
The London tmeS to-day, editOrislly recon-
mends the Americans if they want to be advised TO
take a lesson from history, AID look at what In.
gland and other nations have given up without
icing any the worse for it, Englaud has been quite
proud as the United States, and has found The
latter quite as useful since they ceased to he her
own. All Just men have come 20 the conclusion
that the States bad ri gh 10 be independent, and 1t
WIS best they should be 90. The inference caDDo,
escape that the UniOnsts will one day come 10 the
rame conclusion win regard 10 tic Southern StHos
TIE Times applauds the courage exhibited on
both sides, and says that The UDiOnsts ought 10 nd
mire the gallabtry OF the Souiberuers. who have
shOwn themselves worthy 10 be sou' OF freedom aud
capable of sclf-goveruneut, aud usgbbors WORTHY Of
being attached TO in a cordia aud inendly aliauoe.
Tile Morning P0st edtorialy deplores the var
Ike bravadO Of the Americans A. ainst Eng thAt
has prevailed; contends that there is no grounds for
war between the two eountues, and does not believe
Ia - probability.
The details OF the defeat OF the Russians by IN,
Circassians, in which the Grand-Dlke Michael had
narrow escape from beng captured, are pub
lisned.
The Russian party was routed by 5000 Circas.
slams and the Grand Duke and bis followers fed in
great disorder. Many Of The Russians were killed.
The London Herald's Pans correspondent says
that the conviction lie growing general in Pans that
tho avoidance Of war with Ku,sa rests no longer
with England and France, but with Russia.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

Al07y1sIi fer Od Prmsi also lso bbls Pc,s Mess a.
all 80 Beef du and prices sly uon se' OF
I0s hh. At SO a1Sll IS tor Psin Me.s and fi21tIJ 20
Tor FtT. Mess 1isrce Beef and Beef Ham. qoi. ana
r., a .nti,s y DoninsL Cut Mats stead, sud mod
.etiye OF $50 pkg at a 6jc for shDoder sno
asE isI nAm, Bacon l. H. good dsmsnJ .ud /, t.i.
ans sale. OF 500 6ic Tor Cumberland uu' gto
% Tic Short lear, and &c tor wary syy
m a an fsr rsque.t and prices without ssseDtia
cb,us. sales Of 2oO0 bbls al0c ad lc nor very
choice. -. III, o,, 4, ,,r, ,od.v fuu
former rates being obtained bhe' OF i"'' Sas'
&c and go do. Psina At Bc ,
SUGAfS-Ths irquy for Ra" suz f' nes not & ote Voy
brk tod,y and OF s.e, 0f on sbout 5D hnos al
gaILo for NewOr een., and Vi@!ic for 'aoa he"ne'
quict NJ l4i0iiio for Hsrds - -. CT,
sEEI,S.C lover Seed qU'o' At 8f95. Timohy seed
in limited demand at sl S7i v bush Rough AK sosd !"
duh a. sJ0 rs y bush. Of IN. oo, u,
TEAs-reen. continue o. and note ,a'ss Of 4s9 hslf
chez. at full prices AL suction sale TOOK place today "cn
wa, pretty well attended and fair spirit manifested Inc
Offering very large. Ths OTosps were largely Win
drawn tho price. being equal TO visws Of own
era though very well sustained son-
sideruz the state OF tho market tho Blacks brought s
prices The following Is tie range on the ysrlou, gsde
Hyson, 81 llGRt 3t; Young Tyson Bic 90 80 bys2n
IWankAy, sc Hy.on SKIN. 8iic Uunpovtsr i |st@
81 52ii Imperial : IA t5 sno 0olongs II. dSJic
TALLUW1hs msTket steady With iail deiusnd sses
otI4OOOv n at lds for Nestorni ltanic Tor Eastern
and }dlii s. for City
WHISKY s 20 moderrts d-usnd but the market "a sshsds
lOws sss OF se bb' ct 44 for state and s'sh'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Commercial Intelligence.

LOHDOs MOsEY MARKTT.-Ibe London Stock
EIchAuge closed tho lst lust There has been
demand for discount NJ the bank the reduction
minimum to T. cent New projects continue "a
food tho market among them IL the Ottoman 60
psBy for purchasing and developing cotton cuuie In Turkey
HAvRE COrTOS MAkKET. msJ I.-Ssles Of the wc-s 100
baea market quist aud easier; NewOTloGns Tss Ofdnae
5iM Bas I5oi. Stock $1,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL. M,J z, a. m -bRKADsTUySs-NosrG Wske-
field rssh Co., Bigsnd Ahys Co. and Oofdon. Bruce h
Co report: Flour hfm American, 81 dI1 Wheat steady
aud the hne qualities somewhat higher Red Western aud
Sosthsrn slUlDI. Corn opened hfner, but closed dull
MiIed 3Ol : White, Jlld52.
PsoyIsioSs-Tbe Gnthoes report Beef IRE. .usr; PofL
hm Bacon eeseT Butter very dull Lsio tending upward
sslss At % d5e 6. TsIOv active at 30 6afI6
fkODuCE-The Brokers circular TepoTs: Ashes quiet.
fon ~ 3D. Pesrls. 81 SUgAr active at unchanged prices
Conee hfm snd unchanged. Rice steady. Whale on .ns
sales SfS Lnsesd Oil hmeri sses st ~ 0t3j 3D. Ro.n
qui5 but stesoy sps TuipebtiEe no saies Petroleum
buoJsnt N lO6ll lid for HeEasd and l5I for Crude
LONDON hAhkETs- Bsrnss circular reports: BpHAD-
sTUyYa hTn wheat i0k higher IEoH quiet bot stead,
SUGAR Tending downwad COYREH bupysnt ElCK .cti,.
and tending upward IEA quiet but hffn and UNCHANGED
IALLoT heavy ~ sJ ID SFlKITs TUBPEsTsE qul,i AT t
PETROLEuh hn st lt for Guide, aud llg0 lOJ 10, H.
hnsd. sPEHs On very dull at 4sL Cor On 6fm AT a4g 10
e&9 LISskED OIL tending upward sales al l3IgQttl
60. " - '''
LIvERPooL May syening-COTTOs Sale. to day 10 cen
bBes including 900 10 spectators The market 10 Gfu,r
and al. qualities slightly higher
BkK.DsTUYYs steady.
Provisions quiet but steady.
The PkODUCK market IL steady.
LONDON Msy p m. Cousol. 9Jt 1g3i Ers ,hares 81
Qs7ij Illinois Central shares, 9A. discount
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Poland.

Iti- stated that Russis viii addrees tnf moran
DUN 10 the Powers upon Poland stating The oOnces'
ons made To Poland and the causes OF tteis con
tinusl nsurreciOns -,
Itis also Inserted that the rOlts Will publish
counter Memorandum. =, l..
There 10 wafke news frOm c. eHhSSen. ~ "
,aid that all the uish ships 81 wararo 10 be put IL
commission and The army modified.
Seven shire OF war fully armed, including iron
cls1s are at Cherbourg. aud the parll-aos o. wa'
asgerl that il is Designed a. send tfench nee' 10
the Swedish port OF CsIlskrona
Tie Cracow correspOnjeDt Of The London 1tmes
save that it sppts from official inquiries on tue
mart of the National Government of Poland that
there are $50 bands of Polish insurgents in the hing
dom Of Poland alone, some few OF which are m from
300 10 500 strong while others only number 5O or
60. Nothing is known by the National Govern
uent beyond the fact that they do exist.
Tire fine weather increases the number OF the IN
suraents but il Ill also enable the Russians 10 en-
| ploy their artillery.
The Warsaw official journal confirms the news
that 500 Russians hsd been defeated and iorctd W
seek refuge in Prussisn territory.
Three Russian infantry corps Rad been en'ieiy
defeated near koszyce by the insurgents.
The insurgents are said 10 have been defeated az
Ostrowo, near Kalsch, aud TO have had l.OUO taheS
prisoners. -.
A Vienna Telegram Gays that the tone and con-
tents of the Russ an dtpatch, replying to the aus
trian note on the POLISH question, which was wa.
| delivered to the Austrian Government on The JUN
of April do not aIIear 10 justify apprehensi0ns o'
al unfavorable change in political affairs; nj.
Count John bzistinski, member oi tne r"Sshu sn
| Cabinet, Joined the insurgents near hansen In %
police made q domiciary virit TO bis pslace, anu
seized the entire plan Of IN intended reVoiu'iona,
orynnizatlon IN Posen, with ists OF the commit
| ices &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Defeat of the Russians in Ciroassia'
MARROW ESCAPE OF GRiND-DEKE MICHAEL.
Hatryar. Thursday. May Il, 1856,

HALIFAIt IntIEuAyl NINJ ~
The r. NJ. steamship America, Capt. Noodle.
which left Liverpool at 81 a. Al. on the I'd inst. and
Queenstown on the 80, arrived at Halifax at ~ a,
m. to-day. She has 30 passengers for Halifax and
le for Boston, but brings no specie The America
reports On I'd inst, at p m passed screw steam
Ship Palestine, bound ont; on the morning OF the
3d the r NJ. steamship Africa, bound eAsti also
tbe American ship Ringdove, bound east.
The steamship North American, from Portland
arrived at Londonderry on tie evening Of the jJih
ult. and at Liverpool in the afternoon Of the IsI
Inst
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,inrkets-CAHTsrLliR4roArrp ron run

ninrkets-CAHrsrLlr RaroArrp yoE run n Y Isrpuss.
TnuHsnAr. May IL. 1908.
ASHES as steady and In limited rqus,t at 80 95 for
Pot, AID 80 23 hr Pearls
COTroS-Ths masst remains qDi., aud price. SIN
FED bales We quote nOninaly si t0o. fof Middlins,
COfFEE-nohuI new LA, u,n.pired to.i.y The only
transaction We bsy. 70 report 10 81 bss. Java
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ihs mAIaet for ss,eiH and State
Flour dull and 31Oc v barrel easier for the low and
dio grades orils TO liberal snvAs aud incfsassd hns
n eish,', which give buyers tie sdrsnsse useo brand.
az: S ror sGperhnr Slate % soa 20 50 Tor EItf. the
iasr an extreme price ~ 30Gf 10 for fancy do 80 80
asS 10 ieI 70. 10" sfade. Of " e.'ein sIts 80 los
and t6 7tGsB % Tor sL Lou. EIiTss Canadian ouT 10
psdos Of EIts and 81 13a 80 20 for Trade and Aiy
brsnds southern Flour In moderate demand aud heavy
oI mlfed 10 sosd bupshnr County brands, and 81 500
tsO lot Trade brands do. Rye floar stead, and Ia fair
In Improved demand sale. Of 100 b6l. Mu,h. C.ohs a.
~ shoai and 80 bbls Atlantic Nil. at - 53 In store
"ssa ss.. very st,n for the d, tin.
. .ss .iI,,. m 10 asa nys.sd nIms, IN lrsis' Tho o.
spnnsN 81 34,7vo do Miwsulss Club .i stS
o. Ocp do hsndions Amber Ml~ slAss ct STt 60
1900 do Rcd Ws.sms sos a. 5sc dS 90 A@s., o.
At 81 olG*isi 40 do Common White Weston At si as
lower .as' Of 100 bush state at 7oesl2a bailey Malt
as S.S .. %Se aS 80 s IsnnIL Y.., are ao,. plenty
c Csnsdisn and Western al 75c aud state al 13d1oo
Rye qais, at slas o. for sta,, Corn quit. pI.nt
AsG ' zaJe bush lover be. quite se,ve d.op.
at tbs close both for export and hone Gales of m bash
At 1ld19c for un.ound niIed gieg5o Tor old Sound do
g0d 2o for Nav hiIsd aud Jd6:o New old Round
Yellow, and White We,t.rn private terms
HOPS In limited demand Tor con.unponi saes of 100
bslrs, At lTdltc. for Common 10 Prime quality.
HAY 10 IA good supply and In moderate request sales Of
bales Eastern and North River. 7Oa50o y loo h. for
SUI all aud large bales
MOLAssES-A good, steady inquiry prevails sud pricss
anisned sats Of l2o hbds Cuba Museo,ado al "
ise $50 bbs New Orleans st tsa3oc and Oo h bbis do
al 40.
NAVAL STORES are In limited dslasnd, but prices ere
without particular alteration.
OlLs-Llns-ed IL ie.. active. and selling slowly at 81 l36
VI as In casks and In lbs Crude hale and Sperm
Acye Lard on continues ia good request salos Of
gallons primo ss.rn Winter 8Jas4o. Other kinds ere
la moderate request, at steady rates.
PHUVlSlONS-The demand for Porh Il not 90 active but
tho nshot 10 without asis chssgs though there lees
buoyanoy manifested st the close sales of 100 bb sl26
el1 20 lof Od Msss, GA 2tdeN IS for New DO, and
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
TIE Anniversaries.
FT,daD, Nav ID.

FTiHHWI 4IIy f"'
NKw.YoRK INSTITUTION TBH BIISD.-AnnivensD
exercise. in LIVING Hall. Of Irving place aud f' M
t.nh street ia the evenIus O'Clock Tho exercises w
cu.i,, Of .ouo literary reciaons and variety Of musical
pieee,-madIEa. choruvs snd i,s,roneuts performances
AnEmcAs BOARD w FoEeiGS MIs.loS.-iivius Hall
corner ryug place aud E,s Fifteenth street g. 10 O'CLOCK
. ~ so.slsr,-B,y Daniel Biz. Of the Sydsu assion
Rev Dr. Gulick of the hicenssan Ms'ion Rev sr Coin
Of th. NeuoIian Mission. Rev. T. L. Cuyer oil bTookJr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15


The trspsfsr books Of tie Gsisna and Chicago
Railroad will close on the I'D inst, and Will reopen
on the 4th II June.
Tho annexed, from The San FrdHeiico Shipping
Lat. 10 deserved tribute 10 the excellence and en-
ersy Of the Pacific Msil Company management;
To th. rsidJ ihsr.a'iss demand 4 q. uss'peu
are buaat steamship Of the sane 'ifs sped
sBd accommodations ss The Con'sson IN. b.r,.s th'e
,.aef are The Golden cry. kscfsmsnio apd Nspoou'sf
Tb. two fofm.r ar. .ad TO I. bcih .sady launched and
nearly esng g.sd and tie vancouver ~ eea o ., g"
tb. pl.. IN q. h1. o. Il. fslts dahug The eoHis Su-
.f an Asumn. The fsrcouVs sAfJ 10 - ibs toH.1t
..o s.'is 5,..t 90 ~ eh.,g. frsssi ssd pa.
... thsa be seordsd on n. l.t,t ss',' ~. s'i
a. .ad pfo.pecss In pousncs c this uats with tts
ferisy oi soiiy. ssi0a. ,s.H 80 b ,fns uP tie
Comps, deeds -sfitJ Of 90 s.i -s,h az P.tos-
.u ss1is % ,. .s .,y -.s, q !. l.i. .si
a. sey fsT 10 dsreio meet Toe pubic VII "JHe'
lh %. Jicsgscs oi sn4alssd teeoElf1edtheA
Counterfeit, 90 cents, postage currency, are in
quite general circulation. The engraving 10 rS'hor
eoA,e and blurred, but the appearance Is such as
not 10 excite suspicion. On the right hand lover
corner Arc tho words Fosr oTTIcE. In the counter
f, tho words run together thus, rosTorrIcr in the
s.-aie. II. vo'd- .rs divided tins, POST OFFICE
On tie let Of Juno tie Excise law, as regards
stamps, goes into full operation. All instruments
requiring ,iAmps are declared null and ysd IL not
stamped according TO law. This, with tie penalty
for violating the law enforced will cause better
demand for stamps.
Mr. Mccullough, OF Indiana State Bank renown,
has arrived In Washington, aud is, We presume
about entering upon tie duties Of National Bank
Controler.
Y Land Warrants are in moro demand, and we
quote them; leo and l20.aero scrip e. a75e.i SOs,
75 4 Sc. and 4OS, 81 asl Is.
In regard to the new National Bauk currency,
IH0mpsoa', Reporter says:
IL H.ppe.,to be MI Chsss, desire 10 have e.bosts ard
original snr.1ng Tor the notes even at three to four
uonhs delay In furnishing the oucury No would rsspec-
" ~ susgst Tia the Secretary modify ihs dstoin nAion.
Issue the hyes aDd tens pafty ntds Of diss already
perfected and then into and elaborate ~otk Tor
denominations In tbs way h, would 10 able TO far
ui. currency BY the Lei Of July and the hSes and would
be al the Bsbt. would fof before yosr. The
gaviss conpsnss-the Nat1nal aud AueTicsn-csn each
produce plate 10 three rceh. and by duplicating tie
the Sstou. B,bk, require currency Another
We hope the I.aury Notes about 20 .auod
Tor al least portion ofthsm) lesA ,snder 90 that tho Ma
rusi Bsnhi embrace them 10 their cAh hsni" in
order to male tho IS cent rhirh tho law Ttqus 10 DO
o. hand 10 meet circulation and drsosiis-
by tho America NJ Halifax wo have two days
later from Europe. Consols were very firm at 9ji.
Cotton was hrmer, aud all qualities slghtly higher;
the salss on Saturday were l. geo bales. Bread
s,ufs-s,endy. Provision. quiet and steady. Produce
steady. Erie Shares 46i dl7i. Illnoi. Central 4ii
a 43i discount.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

,.rdaa ,b. authorities Of Genes In preventing a
meeting in favor OF Poland. ss II VA mere pfeeA'
for agiistiou, dangerous !" rn,h shie'y.
ernmeni By one majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
China

4 private telegram from Singapore, via the French
mail AT Suez, wilhou! date, reports cotton goods ana
yarns much higher. Exchange, 5slld
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
France.

La France Ays the elections will commence Oh
Ehe 3lst OF ua r, and The Corps Legslatif Will re.
e-semble for rtui2hrs session in July.
The MoHA >ays that sub-electOrsl Committees
viii not 10 ed 70 assemble TO elect Central
Committees, sa Tie Law prohibits such meetings.
aud Journals vii. expose themselves to legal pe6a.
t-s II they publish the nanifestoes Of such AssocIa
Cons.
.B0unse 1cnsr. RsAtes co., 800.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Greece.

The representatives Of the protecting power ol
Greece will assemble in conference al H'NuON
about tho 25lh OF May.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

LARGE NUMBER OF lNSURRECTIONAHY BANDS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON THE GREEK QUESTION,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
MnrNpYp.

L,..col T. c. N.wm,n, f,ss r cor,,.s, p. ss,sA.
severely J. Donovan. q. thigh
Cert J r. Sloan. Acting -MsjaT n Cant, B, breast
ed, isi 'Igs,y tlsSyy W. IN meirSs siasf n hama
con Corr WIZ warht, T. A. | |should,r. ! Sig.en.. ann
K Mitchell, A. thigh ke'y Il neos
D. Lpland. A, thig6 } C-r@ody B heck
J. Bnrss a bio. IL kfapSel 4.
Corp ID. or Lsnsbiin. B leg. j.. + .-Ds,nth.l e.
Msoy, ID groin. 81 '.ti,l q. or-,'t -.
NJ Mclaughlin. u, foot. Cory fl,od q shoulder 4,
10, Ashley, D, bsod. Colp weagsr %. i-.. ~
O Coppios D. sbdomen. Cadnors, u. ~h'i -,
Corp Burns, d. leg. Ktrz.i,n,o :. ~ iFhh,
Corn Allsn, ID, foot. Fe gus0n. %. - 1.eg ightI
Corp Ih9a Tyre; d. shouldsr u t,isss y ths 'e''.ss
seTs, II Dtuts d. leg. G-9 iohyG q
S.rgt J Esgan D. forehead ~ h"ois'g' q.
Michel Hayes, Y. Jo,spt MoColtia.L l.
s.w.ks'ii. r. leg w.tef Tin,D, I.
4. Hollohsn d. severely.
kssNG
Fr,ncI. Bury. A. John f.1sd,s A.
Killed IL Wounded. II. 3lissinsL
HAr t-KntkD.
WOUNDED.
Patrick Looney o.. Ben Weeks %.
Can, n sb,ekh.rd,. ~ Lieus John NJ webs.ss
Capt. Gso Ebbetts. 2d Lieut. Julius Efh1di
l,t Lieut. Geo Hsnmsnn lat Seret Geo Martin, A
I.t Lieut. y skins Rich. Bergt Thomas Bufns, A
ssrsL VIM Wilson. A. - YeDt.cb c.
Serst. Samuel McQaoid A. Carmel IdoDis, G.
Rot,rt B,I,sr' A Hermsn X rullschict Q.
FIsnci, Barry, A joseph Rs.sel, 9.
Owen Casey, A yohn no'sei, v.
Patrick Gafan, A. John kies, u
Frederick Hahn, A. Wm Love Z.
Robsrt King A John q. Meyer. O.
WilIi,m Ivons A. Christian Msth c.
R.risnin Moore A. Eiedsrschnck Charles, O.
Tboinu NcNsnus. A julius ha'chke ".
Usn,v Ncl.on A Julian Smonski. 9.
William Penny A. Solomon Ssiuscb, c.
James Rail- A. oaIec VOL y,
ChEstoI her Roberts, A Louis ouen' "
an,ns,su snn.uas 4 Andrew ShAfuef, G.
Ios, snic- Francis L. SchoBfeldt, O.
-, s1livsn A August Spscbst, &.
MIch.,l Tfacy g. stanissus 5artosinsh. O.
So, E,thA1 smith B Weber Riihan. G.
Ser.t Charles knechi G. Henry Neschman' u
So, R.nbod seboepe c. Charles W,isheimer, O.
SIT n.ircbimu. H.nris c. David Jobsston, ID.
5ergt. Tasdor Adler. G. Herman smith ~
Cop Mike Muller, {. amss ~ aod"f, III. xx
Com IoI n schp c..g.ii c. Issdors LiBdcrmsn Il
Co,r Valentine Hsns,I C. Fredsrick Hsnck n.
corr Henry PeesfIerC + sdeTick Brown. H.
Corn He,ry Wendell C., Corp. john Wild. Il.
Con.t.ne. B.uer C. Corp. Nichols Mur;sugh,
Z '.mrp. W.nisch {. Joseph AlcoTn, Is.
Julian CrsmsinsE, {. Hm trnInmey ~
Cbnfe, Dix C. PatFick Noonsn B.
Julus Ff nasr C. Samuel Nah, Is.
q haIns Uoldmsb. G. John Sgih'an' D.
Herman Levy. G.. naniri MsH.ea.n D.
ToTAL-tTHEEE DArst .
Killed. ,.......'.''''''''''''''''''u
Nounted............ ''''''''''''''''''''''oo
bLssinE ...'.,..,o % 81
CHARLES {. HAIGHT. Adjt- UstS I. v.
ARNORY- SQUARE HOSPITAL.
The following list Of wounded have arrived at u
Arnory.souare Hospital sInce the List reported
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
MIR, Stewards Dispatch on the Mails
of the Peterhof.

PROGRESS OF THE POLISH REVOLUTION
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

The Bowery Fire insurance Company have de-
their usual semi.annusl dividend, payable on
the first Of June.
The Directors Of the National Bank Note Com
amy have declared dividend Of 10 y cent on
The eapitsl stock. This Company commenced busi-
IN tho Summer Of 1852 Gnl tho present Ia their
first dividend.
The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities OF the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one and the corresponding time oil ioo@
a flloWn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
IIaIY.

Italy.
Tue King has retnrned 10 Turn.
Ia tLe Chamber the hiOister .! The Interior de
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

in TnsurrectiOnary Plot in Prusslan Poland
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
The Relations Between AnSi""~
and America.

TheCase Ofthe Alexandra Soon to beTrled
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
TWo DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
The Relations Between AnSiano
and America.
Thee Oftho Alexandra Soon TO OeIlled'
MIR, Stewards Dispatch on the Mails
Of the Peterhof.
PROGRESS OF THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
LARGE NUMBER OF lNSURRECTONAHY BANDS.
Ln TnsursctiOnary Plot In PrusSan Poland
EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON THE GREEK QUESTION
Defeat of the Russians in Ciroassia
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

The trsusfsr books Of tie Gslsna and Chicago
Railroad will close on the I'D inst. and will reopen
on the 4th II June.
Tho annexed from The San FraHei'co Shipping
Lat, IL deserved tribute 10 the excellence and en-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-19

We find in the ST. Louis Democrat 4
letter from a gentleman Just returned from
Vicksburg, which conveys as vivid IA idea
Of the situation SIS anything that we have
seen. We will therefore extract largely.
| have been astonished since my return
to hear persons complain that Grant is
dong nothing. They seem to imagine
that Vicksburg is to come down like Jeri-
cho, at a flourish OF trumpets. Inc truth
is, the army could hardly he more active
or or the gui rtre.
On tie 22d May, in order to silence that
cry, Grant hurried the whole column of the
army upon those breastwor>S, and 1t
broke a. tie surge breaks on the rock.
The army las now simply changed Its
tactics. 1t has for the time dropped the
Eayonet, and taken up the spade. in the
double gloom Of the night and the nne,
the army is creeping stealthily forward. A
few evenings since, in company with an
officer Of Gen. Benton's staff, threaded
the length OF one OF these approaches.
From previous accounts | had imagined
them like those Of Leyden, as deep cay
erns, where foes half entombed grappled
N the sQbterranean darkness. In these
ahtlclpations | was disappointed. The
famous mine Of fancy and OF rumor, turned
OUT 70 be simply a trench, covered with
cross pieces and earth, in plain view from
The enemy and simply answering as a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-06-19
4 MINER NIGHT.

We sat together Won and |,
That evening in the month OF June.
Beneath the perch; the deep bucskv
Held the sharp crescent of the moon.
50 mildly shown her silvery light
On the Smooth lawn it seemed to sleep:
Sweet odOro filled the Summer night
From fragrant gardens ankle deep.
The Aoncy-sl chic. wet with dew,
Scattered her perfume on the air:
Soft Tales from spicy woodlands blew.
And toycd each moment with YOUR hair.
And now and then the drowSy herd
FROM meadow pastures far and near.
Lowed drcamiy: the startled bird
Twittered tllc while and sweet and clear:
The murmur,of the cool, dark stream.
That wood with song the heart of Night
And through the vines Il truant beam
OF moonlight kissed Your neck SO white.
| held your tender hand-wc talked
About the future and the past
Or sometimes down the path We walked
Beneath the lindens; till ut last
The moon sank IN the Fiolct east.
Gliding the thin clouds As she went:
u
Till all in doubtful dusk was blcnt.
When suddenly upon the night,
Near where the moon had sunk to rest,
kiDdIed strange. mysterious light
Behind tie ragged mountains crest.
And up the glitterng arch OF blue.
and far across the billOwy plain,
As through the air the meteor flew.
\ ball Oftirc with streaming name:
How wildly cleaned your startled eye.
How tight your fingers clasped my hand
As slowly i'll the western sky
Ii faded, leaving all the land
TO darkness and the silent starr.
That ni@ht upon My restless bed
| tossed III dreams of cruel wars
And field Of battle strewn with dead.
-Nen York .Bercmy.