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N,rr,ts-CIRzrVILrng rokJxD FOR TEE ~ Y. IRInrrK.
HA"' '''' .y.nNE.pAf MAY H. I6.l

Martsts-C LRGFULLr hEfok1 I'D Sok lily. H. iNh''A
ASHES ere steady. and POts are ia limited demund At
e. - while Pears continue euu sod no,laai H.. "a
COlTDN-1hc market to-day has decidedly ftnen on ina
, bn,.urs. 10 OF tie most hhl.rd description, enbnc
oily lew .Ina lots sufficient TO supply .c ectna 4efr
u,pts OF buyer; quote NORMALLY at 6Jc Tor Add s.
which i, 20. oe ow yesterday. 49, -, NJ, 49,,
TOFFtE-Ihsre mes been little more doing IN Ro the
inquiry being gOm the Trade sa we nos sues CT IS eNSs
AZ 5 lc Oner Siods quiet with sales oil only . osss
>. Domingo 1T jle, cash. w quote; o,.,,,a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dJi Siara,ai
Jaya..........'...Ss gSl Lasusyra' as
S. Domngo..........23 d59ti
tOAl-The demand Tor Domestic continues good Tor the
boh local consumption and for the a'' And prices
az ri az 60 g % p tun nom yard. foIei,n Is hlI sId
o. air demand; sale. OF 28s Wright Liverpool Cos
otine at 81 cash; 800 tuDs kirksss Al Gas Danns
sr 10 Bayels Heed Gas Camel On private tefm,. c.
FLOUR And MEAL-1he market for Wa',sin ana state
lour NOR. setiye low grades Dc 2 DOL his'
1nenced Dy limited arrivals and more iHVofaoio s'cr
,,,, turou- Ihe trsusaction however are fefIictea
Sin 10 he scarcity OF Sound skipping ands n"nco we no.
tie. laof. dom. In Uufopnd Tor rxport ere
M AT 50 eJaS6 10 FOR supertine State 80 40 80 %
~ ,,, state; 80 t0aS7 for Faucy dol 80 6lGF' iot
the low grades OF Western Extra o'@S. 20 @'
OHIO 81 lOas8 20 fof Irsee brands aoi ana ~ ,s
!, Sc ~ boi higher; sales OF tJ n0is al ~ ~ = 'ol ne
low grades OF Extra and y cS 20 ~ iqt "ape an
.nGs Southern flour fair Request Ous te a'Jiien,
l,ht and prices are shade hEner q. tAe close sale 81
gea sn. a. 80 95 ri 20 FOR mixed TO good count
r,J. snd ~ 6Jd 80 trade brands rye Flour 1,
and in denapd sales OF no bbls at - q
IS hes IL firm but lees ae'e' sAe' Oh iVo oo'''
al 20 10 'o' 2sS % s. Louis e1a..s7 sOa IS
~. ,no,rnus.J goa 10 Canada. rxtrs... Goa "
s,srs e.trs.....6 asa % BatAex........ eva y
No. FOUND .hoop.6 $50 q IS Rcnmond City, None
pb,. iva % bAltlnoro... NiH p
orc chsics exTA7 l3e 20lhye tlour......3 SOP 4;
Nich A ind s1uA6 700 90 Corn Meal Jersey.4 $50 -
,sn,sss fancy....t 500 10 DO. Brsnaywue. - 50U
.u..re sXra..1 l50 IS DO. Ppnsneops 81 5o4l2 OF
81 Louis oon'n. ..6 95 % sol
There has been moderate business doing Ia tn.
market for Foreign Dried he pas: three -four days. sne
prices particularly fe Rasns supported ages OF S
noUa Layers h.,sis al - 4o $50 half do q ~ lS 30;
boxes Bunch at - U6S4 20 Other kinds Of Foregn Dried
have beeu staay aud the business fair exeat We
quote new Cuusn:s at IL dlic. Ctron 3oc end sy'11i
Zig. at igl6c ssrdnss selling e&Gdsc. for boas' 81
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aa "a, bsfboxes ard zd2sc for qusrte bors Foreign
Gfser are brisk demand but prices are STEADY 70
III 90 y bunch for Rustsn Bensnas. 2JuSi OF DEL.
Goa do and S25 n NJ. for Bsracos Cocosnuts Domt'uo
Green are In Hight supply and with fair Inquiry ic@ %
hrm we note sales OF River ct 81 5oGb1 for 'oine.us
there 10 moderate business dong al 3do ior NJ
pes l5dlTc for Peaches aud i6c. for Phted Cheu -
GkAIN-The inquiy for Wheat better, but ths mskes
pooy sur pted the want of assortment restricts oua
boders ere hrner but the advance In the rates
OF oce heights checks upward teDdency the demsne
chiefly Cor sXpor the ssles are LOCO bush Ned
g. "a store O00 do Amber do. In store at 3 81 2Uv
DO Amber jersey at So and 24oo do White Nichao y
Is 500 as Barley il duh and somewhat depressed bus
~ the absence Of sales prices nominal III -
Barley Malt 1. dull ard rates sre somewhat pomssi'
O.s inactive and rather easier sales Of Jersey at 1O0slc
Western at s28ic and State at BAY 1850 Eye
Igud at SlgSl 03 for Ste Corn more scise ehas
shade rner sales Of S. 900 bush at &c. fof SOUND ea
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OUNNf bAOo He qui'e oc', oes holders are nrn a. ~
d2Ic es , 10 9f n sesyy ssnaaIa pJ.'.
CUNNI OLC IA 0' f' -1 p"e' sie no"'se
at ~ iSc', &c, cssn. h .ooa ;r,r,, ~, n u,s..
HIDES-Ihere nas pcon wv inquuJ lot Dry h,nss tu:
past wees pu ~ inc close ' i a., .sou seiJ Gun ~
heavy. some conce res W esi par c, tns
week TO effect sales roI oo9e sisy @ 'e s,s u oas
tsole rens,ction There COCO gu LA v , Icps.
stock, but the limited arrivals Testc, sa lo ~ oIoy
ss o % . Omotstions are nominal a he
70 wv same uD' iS'' 's''
close; -, ;a. and n,,cs. are ,t,,dv,
hosEf-the MARIE. renis'na Jn,v nsi9 a Al 0SS a.
we quote Iuos N oona ~ ooc T ~ rn"nd Dir. sac, n
bAl-lne supply - ~ ~ s".ot.. ~ 100 NJ srav
fo9 oaes ne'' au ,cl'' I'D l0.e for Wheat aud
IS ~ osmaha 81 ''DV''' ''' N''' WV
Ost. .ruro r,, al, h.. h.., IN fair demand bus
LEATHER-Hemocxs sle mas neen IN az :, conrsssi,n a
prices ruedv hesvy snd s S & a. aairv
fully .1lc y ID. For OAK so'e tnee u n a,xsh,S
but prices are heavy and Isthe5 IN ou5es I'LL nnSx n
Upper In rough Is hrm ana In DEMAND WILD ~ Pr'' -
hand - ,.. T., ,n.n;,ud "A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. worthy OF nouce na. . r,xs.ths.
Day out pncs. 1911 Ell s"as remain "n AN' ''''
OIL CAAEwIte market Is anu ND nc.s ara pomi.
in I suppS 90 - - ,passt IN h.ss and bbs
a III ,sr 0 y. IiS, bn, are
pIb "a, ,5o hi--i "a, ~ a y, ~ ~ 1y,ao 4 f' ivy
s'ea " 10Y uees ~ .o,,u.. frlv .ctt,.
fhor loioso,t ~. ~. ~, NJ oo2 mi. a
snd Plstsete w,'sou' VA ~ ~ e,iSH cSi 81, -.
u oatd4H 70 ior ola MSS . ~ 1.t 10. new
do ava ~ ioa ~ ~ - II ~ fo ~, NJ. I'd ~
81 20 80 Me- rsrc, Reef ia without chance To M.
ice Beef items very ous anu pess Sc a ri ~
Cot Meas are IN peter cstIa. "a a. ~.
ptss at 9o9tc' 10, euou'uoisi t ~ 80 "a 49,.
ing cut Enssh itAns pan - - 1879 So e. ,,PhhS
20 'ei ylo o., la ia ssr r,,e for y.ry isavv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07

TRIBJrE TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE Mr..
PyrlGRv Br rHg HIsroRicAL SociEsr-At the monthly
MEETING of tho Ney.Yok Historical Society on TUESDAY
evening an eloquent rbnte paid 70 tie memory Of the
late James s. Petsru OF South Csrona BY tho members o.
he Institution Mr. Bancroft presented sees Of hish'y
complimentary reso!u ana followed with an eioquens
kh Of the life and character the deceased He said thss
Nc Petigru was born in Abbeyie, SC. on the 10Th %
Nav 1850 Educated Columbia College, C.. be took bis
e. IN 1909 and admitted to the bar in 1872 10 lSSS
h. ,ecesdei Robert Y. Hayne At,orneyGeneral Of the
~ apd Tor any years the acknowrds hese Of the
on i'm the south lie died at Charleston, March >,
i96l Dr. Liebe 10 econdigs the resolutions, referred 70
~. od lie asserted that at one time general
vas ipfrnia-nt In Charleston and mentioned the
Of accidental meeting between the leaders OF
the Uucn Hu!hcsiion parties IL that city Mr. Petgta
ana Ten. Hamilton-which but for the action Of the
fer would hsye preep,sed the bloody work Considers-
he numbers OF panied both Pe,gru SD Hami.
ton On. Of AEtons aihsrents osed sysns Petigru and
kuosd h PROSTATE IN Tie street. collision wa about 10
brgig Potsr quickly recovered himself The toiDg
OF bells be the signal Of the nullh-rs for the
The Of u parties were ready for instant
tirou ou the city and the arrangements rendezvous had
boon made pe,is seeing the situation insi inty directed
h insisting that he himself had stumbled
Hamilton personal friend OF Pet end no OBJ
.taeie iuerposed. Thus. remarked Dr. Lieber, the
record Of bloed" not made. and 10 PssIu Is TIE n
liners subsequently acknowledged esed the honor OF
pevsnlmgs great public crime. Dsas Lord aud hiram
ketcun next spoke eulogzins the character Of M fesro
lover and defender OF the uLion when the csouoAs
were pnsuinously adopted
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philadelphia Cattle Marke.-May G.

There wa. fair supply Of Beef Cattle this week. but The
market dull many butchers buying bot few in consss
ou.nce of the high The ofenDgs amounted to LOO
head and prices ranged from : II to $l3 T. 100 ID.
sHREP.1he supply Of sheep reached 70 40 head They
were in good demand aud sold e y 10 for wool sheep
and 5d6c. for sheered -.
HoesThe sale OF Hogs amounted to 2o0 head, ct ere
SO y 100 h.
Cows-Ony 20 bead OF cows sold at 81 for Spae
or, end $3.50 ss5 each for and calves
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The cain in passengers on the month was s3l 900.
The earnings of the Panama Railroad for March,
were s59 ga ST. thowinga considerable increase on
lat year.
The Persia to-day took on, $2l54 ~ in specie and
the Aepinwall steamer brought in s3OjOJ7.
The movement in gold attracted large portion OF
the speculative activity of the street. and under the
conflicting rumors from the army, fuciusled violently
between l5i ljIl, closing at about 49, The trans
actions have been very large. The street was liiied
with contradictory reports, new ones beng set afcat
every half hour for the purpose If iniluencing the
ono,ation, and the bulls succeeded IN working inc
quotations up y cent, Of which they were only
able to sustain q cent.
The Money market shows increased seHvity, out
the supply il still abundant at y cent, with some
transactions with leading borrowers at cent
The uncertainty in regard 10 the movements OF the
army naturally makes capitalists cautious III re-
gard to the class OF securities which they receive NJ
collateral. Hence, there is considerable changing
Of loans.
The commerce Of this port from July ANA jan
offers TIE following aggregates as compared WIFE
tbose Of the two last years:
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Bsrpe Brothers notice American Stocks as dull.
United States d. Were sold at 6Od6Oi, and Canada
:. al giI B95l T.. +. Satterhwaite says:

W, have hid since last very dull msrssi in London
for Al ern securities Par;ie. 4 present appear ndsposcd
10 nre nd prefer hold Alooi until the question IegsId
i'm. HE Peterho sud the ng ont In this country Of armed
y.s., 10 destroy United States shipping shu fscey" soln
% ud,r these circumstances whenever stock mas been
for sale lower prices have bad TO DO submitted TO-
and hence quotations soueH hat lower oil around The
oi traffic r,turn OF the Atlantic aud Great Western for
Mich ba. not prevented Ito Bonds at this Company om
,isbtly aiying wsy In sympathy with other things.
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ERCOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE.-About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon .
hs broke on, the coopehop Of ssnlnel C. Brower cor
er of Front Adams streets and the flames extended
sable in the rear the premises The shop whica
wa, filled with large amount OF combqsiibe risteras We
damaged TO considerable extent The stable Was mostly
dstroyed together with The contents Of brashnishine
shop in the upper part The total loss smoun" to ssoss
- nlp
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suire and Corr OF the Forty Precinct Police arrested
eIh within the pas, two days ON charges OF nmeoes
robbees mostly committed Ia new budiD ~ tearing oes
charged with breaking several carpenter shops 10 Csf
and Vanderbilt avenues and Dean Stree. IneY ssse
been operating successfully for about year and have
nnsed damage the smOunt OF hundreds Of dollars Ins
oacers ere gaged three aIrstg the gang Ihe
were aSn before Justice MoTehouse, AID committed
lesri
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MIY6-lo0OO bbs Flour l,02 BUSH Corn Meal $50 Beg
Corn Neal $50 bbls Whisky sos bush. Oats lSyO pkg
Pr visions Las pkgs Lard "a pkgs Oil Meal IS pksa
A,te,, IS pkxs. Butter
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Dcniisirn.

DENTISTRY.-Dr. WAIT. Surgeon, late
- Of No Bond-,t.. has removed to No. f55 +ihev,
corner OF 2ss where he will be hnppy 10 see his icnd'
d patrons Fifteen successful experience 10 the ed
ui,tfsou OF Ch.ooform and EikeI Refer 20 Chancellor
FERNS y. D.. Joel Parker d. ID. J. o. Pond, NJ d IT,
Raldwin NJ ID. Note the No, 2oJ 4thav' corner H't't'
Ter nOderate
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No account is taken above Of the mineral at tho
mine February /, not smelted, which, if estimated,
would still further increase the assets.
The product Of the mine, az -melied by the Port
are Lake Smelling Works. has been: In the year
ls6l 3Jl Ojj h Of mineral, which yielded 500 l39
II fine copper; in tie year 1862, l7S,9s0 ib Of min
erai. which yielded s26,71O ID fine copper. The
reason Of the decline in production for TIE year 1862,
il sati.fac .orily given in tho report Of Mr. Esehwe
Ter. the agent at tie mine. The year 1863 is conf.
IDENTIFY looked to for greater ield than ever before,
and recent adyices from tie mine are most encour-
aging.
The London Eeononis,, by the Australasiau,
.nvs:
IN, Directors Of tho Bank England Yesterday lowered
their rate Of discount to y e cent The step
IA. fy ed and exercised effect the stock
naket, To-day rates have ssan tended downward
and hrass short he's been exceptionally done Is low
A, 2, a. cent and In one easss Is said At
On The soeA exchange mouey l. plentiful and Almost any
tmoaLt can be obtained q, !. y cent
Tho amount Of Australian gold a. present Known TO be on
N. way 10 England s55OoO Of which aboo. 92sS coo
due. 81, 49,,
About $4,000 in gold taken TO the bank to-day while
90 900 Withdrawn foE shipment 70 AeIsn-
dra There Wsre ~ bullion epergtious yesterday.
Tht following the rates Of discount tie principal
crnneut.i Exchanges They generally higher in
Loudon and in Pan, especially the demand 10 fully equs! TO
g. ann "a
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BOARD OF EpucArIoN.-The Board OF Education
met last evening Mr. Cutie President is the chair o'm
rnuncation was received the school oineefs " 90
Fourteenth Ward asking additional spPropn y
Tor ,,lae. OF tho teachers in that ward owe, ~"
lar appropriation per ratio OF average attendance m 49,,
moved the appropriation De to award the copao,
o1 IMPLYING the 'shos 81 i tom Of poSaa s
follow az eord, pine wood, 3, ~ per cords SAVING
wood S per cut per load. L cents Il WAS
sho .hat 81 600 from appropriations not used 10 ne
i nsai patons The School Officers OF ths
h Nd wore authorized t purchase lots Nos ~ sra %
s,.n.iou 10 Ward school No ~ The Sehoo, Officers u
Tbesnth Ward Authorized 70 purchase three loss
az Cannon near Delaney street. for 5000 for the erecties
Of Prmary SCHOOL Ia place Of schools Noa " aud FL TIE
Besia then adioarueI
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HIDES sKNs-ShteP felis bFiHs Pces coIlesPohdlng
TO the quantity and quality Of the wool. We quote:
Veal Skins. green saltec Trimmed v D.....I9dltc
Deacon Skins. green salIed esch..........s..-0'Jc.
Western Slaughter Hiaes, trimmed aud cured,
n.
shse o Pelts hns WOOL unshorp each. - Edp4 -
sheep Pelts com. wool, unshoTn, each. 2J1 %
rhs Asp sKiSsAs the gToes late. fuTs poor
ar and extreme stes lea, frequently realized The fol-
Iou1ng quotations are for no. Qualities:
'S"-' Nor and Fan Western. Southern.
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d" 17HE CAUSE and LIFE of the RLBEL-

"T VIE CAUSE and LII Il Oh Inc hLDEi--
\ LION is the bare subseriency Of the people 70
Sc old traditional policy Of tie Government ossrd On tbs
ssrv-ron Of tho Constitution in favor Of Sovchodus an
Interpretation that ignCTss Jusce ana Liberty, aud "nch
has led the people 70 justify this concentrated essence o. roo
esry aud crime to cs.it Domestic Institution bu
especially 10 admit the absurd idi9c and wkei -
Sumption that siayehodng Is scyrIegu, insiebe igh Of
s,eb state udofthe Constitution word Of serece O.
which can rGhtUly legal be confirmed tolerate
much io' 10 seaapee this ROBBERY and II II dd i
eou!a rot J the whole object Iuie lie, and spirit o. rs
toi''s GHi -t, which 10 secure liberty and esl ID
yu'iice any law Of any state tie coBusry uot~AtauG
ln In4 the Obligation Of the Government "nlo ane
snioe the Guarantees Of Freedom ia the COysol Is inst
AZ ooh teeton and Rebellion sv he the sui % Lee
.eie o. EDWARD GILBERT, esq, ~ ne tn1rel Of tie
fnEhans on THU ESDAY EVENING 70 0'ciOtk. beng
sh- ht IN tue tho Rebellion adu.fslon rec.
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VXTALLACk's (BEGINS at ElGHT.)
w OVER BEFORE II.
THIS EVENING (THURSDAio
Twelfth night of the highly attractive new COMEDY
MY NOBLE SON-IN LAW:
o''' Mr. LESTER WALLACK
HECTOR. DUG DE MEYRAN. Lord do YeIe'' friend;
MI CHARLES FISHER
Nj THOMAS TOMPKINs, father Of Isabel
millionaire. pii'DLhi
NJ TONY WILKINS. friend Of Tompkins. aud -
Godfather OF Isabel. Mann sMII
sOLOMoNS......"( Lord de (....''Ml. BhoM NJ
-AACS..............( Ner's l.....MT. iAhsLOh
EOBERTSON........} Creai.ors. ).......... Mr. POPE
LADY ISABEL DE NERE................... MIS-. hOfi
The new and beautiful scenery, by i,herwood aud l9gals
The music undes the direction Of Mr. stoepol
FRIDAY-rh.rd night OF the new comedy with new
scenery and dresses) called -
LOST AND WON.
30 favorably received by the Dubic and the ptess -
SATURDAY-Mr. LESTER WALLAChS BENEFIT
THE STRANGER first time here win al unprecedented
cast.
Bo1book open fer any OF the above evening. from to.
no be epeated-THE ROAD TO RUIN, THE SCHOOL
FOR SCANDAL, Low AND MONEY MASkS AND
EaCES THE FINE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN,
AMERICANS IN PARIS. and THE BUSY BODY.
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GRAND CONCERT and ORGAN EXiIiBI-
" TION al The Bioonu gdsle Bapt't Church IN 4ld-si
between 7h and 8,h-ay., on IHUR7pAI ESHNL'O, iAe
In A. O'clock The following artists VIII appear: tiT
Thomss (Soprsnoi, Mr h. J.. saubon lsope.o) Mics
May A. Baldwin (sOprsno) Prot Tfos, bas'9! III Geo
" MORAN (Oigsn Il Grace Church, Mr. o. ~ sren anc
n y f. sohu.es ali, suppoded by powerful Chorus
Ticxets 50 cent,o DO had a. tie door Tic organ was
but By Sir Giles Beach OF GlovessI, ~ u snG I' one
OF tho tus-t OF ~ class
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MIR. LESTER WALLACk
vi be.s to announce that his
BENEFIT
win take place on ,
SATURDAY. May g.
when will be performed rst time in this Iheser the power
fn and popular play Of ..,. .,,,.,-r,
The general OF this drsz will be the most com.
1te and perfect ia NewYork Including a. II viii
ALL The MEMBER OF This UNhlNALLED COMPANY.
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Amnsements.

WINTER GARDEN ARIs a,,psD,y
TENTH MONT
Mr. J. s. CLARKE
TENTH AND LAST NIGHT
TooDLEs!
TENTH AND LAST NIGHT or THE NEW DRAMA
LUCK!
TOMORROW (Friday) EVENING.
TOMORROW iFhdsyl EVENING.
TO-MORROw friday EVENING.
FIRST BENEFIT
FIRST BENEFIT
FIRST BENEFIT
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE.
MR.. J. 8. CLARKE. IA,
Production Of London Comic Drama, repleec wiz
interetting and novel efects-wren by j. H. fisncno
Author Of Fonies Of a Night" &C. entitled;
HE'S
JACK SHEPPARD.
HE'S
JACK SHEPPARD.
S Jazz sE ETPPtRR6b .".'.'Mr J. g. oIAhhh
Frst time for two years of the upOaOusy funny STANDARD
Comedy OF -, INV
PAUL PRY.
"IHOPE I DO N'r INTRUDE"
IL HOPE DON'T INTRUDE" .,rp
y ALL ,..,.-....................ML j. D. CLAhhh
~ GLORIOUS COMEDY
GLORIOUS COMEDY
GLORIOUS COMEDY
NEW DRAMA
NEW DRAMA
NEW DRAMA
THREE HOURS or UNFLAGGING LAUGHTER.
THREE HOURS OF UNfLAGGlNG LAUGHTER
BoX.book open.
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II OPE CHAPEL. No. 100 Broaaway.-DU.
1I fLOCQ'S TOUR OF TIE HOLY IA ~, or gesn.
tic illuminated llusirasols Of journey through Palestine
lor w. ~eels, commencing on THURSDAY EVENING.
ksy s--bkEh1 ENkNlNO a. O'Clock. al WLDNEs-
DAY az SATURDAY AFTERNOONS al 3 o'clock.
VINiE HUTCHINSON FAMILY will sing the
sew ADD Popular Pstriot.e NATIONAL sONes 81
sbs Polytechnic lusiltGe Brooklyn, on FRlDAI EVEN
INC Mays John. IenT3 lola Will be present. 4
shoice pfosrs may be expected Commencing at {
scock Tickets 25c > for 81.
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VIHE HUTCHINSON FAMILY vii

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
~ Tue seth Annual Exhibition Of the National Academy OF
oesg consisting Of Original Works by Living Artistic "a
Nov Open ioI the Season the Galleries. No. 2S Broadway
Season Tickets 50 cents Single Admission. 70 cents
T. ADDISON RICHARDS Cor. Secy. N. A.
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IRVING HALL.
L GRAND VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.
Mr. TEEODOkE THOMAS
Be-, 10 announce that ne win give tis
ANNUAL VOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL
CONCERf
On SATI' PDAY EVENING, May 9.
The following arts via appear:
Nine ELENA D'AEGEL
NJ s. g. MILLS Mr. T. MOLLENHAUER
III 4. T. TOULMIN, SignOT ABELLA,
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF 81 PERFORMERS
The following Oichesffal wofks will De Performed:
OVERTURE-ZAUBER LQ.lE........... Mozart
HAROLD ~ IrALI-S mpnOny il iour parts ni.t
tms in Northumberland. .''neiIOI
sYMPHONY No. 3 10 Minor. -......Be Beethoven
1lCKkTS. ONE DOLLAR EACH
NAV 5s had at all the principal music stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07

UHEATRE FRANCAIS-NIBLO's con
CERT SALOON
THURSDAY. Nay 7-EXTRA PERFORMANCE.
BENEFIT or Mdlie. NATHALIE DUMAS.
'"'' ENTIRE PARIS EFT MONTARGIS
O2sr.ts in one sc by MAl J. Dlaot Desarbre' Music
by NJ MonTsnDTy.
LIE BOU O T. U r,
Coincide ia sct By NJ Clement CarLg iei.
LIE PIECE Az MARI.
Vaudeville 10 on act by ". Leopold stsplssux.
Doors open Al Il Cnrsan raced At . o'clock
Ofer for subscriptions and reserved ,s4ts,
H. DaRDONkiL-k. NO. t23 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07

BUTTER.

We hear OF little or no Grass Butter srrvns some OF that
6eIa from corn,seds and preference given Il over
Cannot be called sctiyc We do hen any Westn, ar
living give quotations for out dealers expect
West.rn Reserve fresh Grass Butter bring over poe In
hrkps Occasionally fancy pals Of Orage County above
our Quotations There IL very Little old Butter tn mar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07

There has been good demand and the stock coming for
used fast arrives Considerable ots have been
.hipf ed to Orleans have fuctuaied between our
and &C. higher We learn that Eggs rom India
nspo usuy been sent here at this season. are
beipg sent the Mississippi This makes our supply
short snd prospect good. some bad Eggs began TO
their in esten lots and buyers talk about
lo.. oHu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07

Arrivals Of live Poultry have been rather light There Is
GOOD sal. for all kinds but Geese Lcn abunesnt aud ont
Of season. Dressed IN quito .psriBgy and prices
higher II 100 late in the 20 send II irou distance
packed In ice increased supply owing TO the LATE
l IL LII. laru, rDa AA.ln
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-20
SENATE.
ST.. PAUL, Thursday, Feb. Is
REPORTS.

Mr.. SWIFT, from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary, reported back the Senate bill relating
to the law of evidence in certain criminal pro-
ceedings before Justices OF the Peace, with an
amendment and recommended its passage.
Mr.. NASH, from the same committee, re-
ported back with favorable recommendation
the Senate bill to amend chapter 76 of the Ses-
sion Laws of 1860, relating to Probate Judges.
Mr.. MCCLURE, from the same committee,
reported back with favorable recommends
ton the House bill to amend chapter 112 OF the
compiled statutes, rel lting to Petit Jurors.
Mr.. HEATON, from the Select Committee to
whom was referred the Senate bill for an act to
authorize and empower the County Commits
sioners OF Hennepin County to appropriate
certain moneys, and to pay and cancel the out;
standing Indebtedness Of the township Of 81
Anthony, as said TOWNSHIP was organized prior
to April LIST, 1860, reported the same back, and
recommended its immediate passage. The re-
port was adopted; and the rules being suspend
ed therefor, the bill was read third time and
passed.