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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-12
Tus 8ARRAGE on TaE PRIscg Of W1Es


The London IiRcS says.
It has been arranged that tire marriage
of his royal highness the Prince of Wales
with the Princess AlexandIia, Of Denmark,
shall BE solemuized at ST. Georges chapel.
Windsor, and not, according to precedent, as
the chapel royal, St. James. The lord cham
baTlain has received her msiesty'5 commands
that the ceremony shall be celebrated VITA the
utmost magni6celce. The household Of ths
future Prime IS Of Wales VIII comprise the
Marehi0uess of Carmarshan, he Countess Of
Mscclesfsld. the Countess of Morton, ard the
Counfese de Grey, as ladies in waiting. Lord
Harris win be at the head Of the boasoh0d of
the Princess.
The Manchester Garden says:
We are informed on the highest authority
that tie marriage If the Prince Of Wales is to
take plaes in hlareb, not April, as has been
statsd. Il will therefore be in Lent. We IN
deTstsnd that the Qasan regrets vary much, snd
is desirous that her people should be aware that
she regrets that &c IS so; but i've hear ihsl there
are reasons Of state which make Is uaOst Bnde-
sirabls that it shrali be longer delayed III g
Queen VIII take care, however, that it is net
during the more salsmn part Of the season.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-12
q FRER AMRRHCaNs or AFRICAN
DESCzNEs IN AEKAN5As.
.orresponaense o. the Caieaso Tina
HELESA, January Is, 1858.

In Interesting nud Eusfruetive Incident.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-12

Special Order No. III.

iaallm l-ioa Fglsh.ng o. Atil cry.
alexand ia Paper- ~ on. m7ntd ald send dap
eata hflis 81 ~ -rniras faefs@r- ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is 1863

agreed upon to-day, have unanimously proclsimed
AZ the constitutional king Of tho Greeks, Prince
William George, socond son OF Prince Christian Of
Denmark. under tho title Of George l., King OF the
Gre.Ls. His successors will profess the orthodox
religion. A committee OF three members, chosen ey
tbe Ministry will proceed to Copenhagen, 70 oiier
him the crown in the name Of The Greek Nation
IA ne Deum was celebrated to-day. ard was fol-
lowed by public festivities iluninacps and gener'
al rejoiciDgs. , t.,;Io
The steamship Anglo Saxon arrived at London
derry this morning. ,.,----,..--.;
TIE cotton and fome other markets Close after 70
dsy nntil the 9th inst. .. yr...r r.Fr
Political news Il unimportsnt
II is reported that the Polish insurgent leaders are
disbanding their forces and giving up ths contest.
The ship Runnymsds,, from PernambueS, has ar ar,
rived at Greenock. She brings the crews OF me lhlp
Star OF Peace and schoonsr Aldebaran, which ves'
col, were burned by tho Florida as previously re-
ported.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Bcniamin VeIeh, ir.

A citizen of character and worth has pa.sed away.
Benjamin Welcb, IT,. Commisssry General Of the
State Of New. York, died yesterday &C Clifton Springs,
at the ago Of about forty-fve He was born in
Kingston, Ulster County, aud moved thence, when
twenty-five, to Greene, ChensDgo County, sill liv-
Ing with his father At a later period he became
connected with the newspaper press, and for con-
siderable time was an editor Of different journals in
Utica and Buffalo winning in that capacity reputa-
ton for honesty and ability He WAS subsequently,
elected State Treasurer, and carried into office tho
Same integrity and capacity which had before made
him respected. Still later he held the important
Office Of Comnissary General Of the State. IU the
Summer Of last year he was appointed on h9 staff Of
Gen. Pope then Commander Of the Army Of Vir-
ginia, as additional Adde-CdmP with tue rank Of
Colonel. He accompanied that army during the
campaign Of August aud Seltembet, and was an
ei,lcen, and faithful officer. BY excessive fatigue
and bsriships, and exposure 10 mslaious influences
he contracted fever which seriously impaired his
health in It's lDt attack, and his constitution not
being strong enough to shase OF its influence, the
seeds of it remaining finally caused his death after
aprOtracted Illness.
Gen. Welch was throughou. his life patriotic and
upright Va public man. Formerly Democrat, be
lett that party In 1913, when fdr,ler association with
i. became inconsistent with his Anti-Savery princi-
plss. Of his anable personal traits, the genilcness
Of character which endeared him to a wide cirele of
warm friends, this is hardly the place to speak. 1t
is ours 10 record rsgrefuy the lose Of the citizen TO
the State and country in an hour when hsy need the
lives and services Of every ono "a true aud patriotic
40 he was who is called away.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
France.

Eumors were again current that N. Fould bad
rendered his resignation, and 1t was added that the
Emperor had refused 70 accept IT.
Later dispatches show thst the difficulty was be-
tween NM. Fould and Msgne, and that IL was tie
latter who had resigned. The resignation was &c
cepted, and the Emperor addressed the following
letter 10 M. MGene;
"MY DEAR M. MAGsr: An incident, the respon-
sibilty Of which does not rest with you, has rem
dered more apparent the difference of opinion which
exists between N. Fould and yourself On several
financial questions. Under these circumstances, Jou
have considered yourself bound to tender your resg
nation. In temporary relinquishing your services,
wish it TO be known that have never had but 70
congratulate myself on your zeal and devotion.
have therefore resolved to give you striking proof
OF my confidence by creating you member OF the
I.nvy Council. l hope thar you will never en-
s.iasi lsan any doubt Of my sentiments Of sincere
irlehdthip. "NAPoLKos."
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Passenger Arrived

Is 'iedn'hp Guy Of Nee York fyos Lf,erpo,l n
Bennett and wife Mr. Halliday aud wife MI Dsy. u
and shIs esf Old, and w9 Msd.as Pssns% % iss. ". =;
Nis Misl Levers. Miss Ysran Mlss Msysr. W. Nc
slnP.oo, M'' huliig.n MrI Kate Webster, Dir. R.y,a
j. 8. Burubhdg. Jas Wisoa Edward Mssoopd W.,
Jevis Major Bernard Col B. ~ Hos C.pt Mumis,s c.s sss
WSodw,rd, Thos Mussrovs, Mr. Read q IL ps SsN
Pssls, Geo ~ payts. e T. @9iisa. TiSs BrS.s isss Jss
ter wiI. Ben. Robinson, Daniel slses.y NJ a., ~ ~
Hooper Mr. Lppc0Has, hr. Marsha, Nj Bsmss ~,
w. Bailey.
In sea@ship Oe.an Qn,sn. from lspinvLi-M. rA,,..
son and family Cspt Ad.o' and family, Capt Sl.srIy
Baldwin. smith, j. g. johnson and wite G Wins.as.
family snd servant, Mrs. Df. Andersen, MrI " c,.t
Rev Joho A Andersen, Chs' W0sdvOrth. John I'm
Mira Mary P. Merchant Gorhim P. Bsal and fsril, iS
SpsSinz snd family, Mira. O: w. Frlnk and family n
Hooker family and servant, Mrs d.. W. n Rysr siSy
.osn,. Mrs. sssetssr and boy. r. COY aud hdy siss
Dana VIM Freeborn, J. d. c. Beach. Wm Bur,hrd jslss
HndsbSand, aud 100 men Of the California Cavalry,
In brig Sats1Gd B. Nora, from Dsmarsrs-I De Soma,
wife and child
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Arrived.

Steamship City OF Nav York (Brl, Kennedy Liverpool
April and Queenston 3D. st mdsight nd.s snfoot psa
Hd,S.,ic a mOore' from London Ms=cb 20.
steSm,hIp Dscstur, Fsse. Washington, D. c. 2dsya ID
Steamship Irsso (U S. trsn,p0rt) Gsdsdsn ohnsssoa
s,..RRsr r. Tscsay Pierce PhiAdelpb. nd.e 10 Lopez
stssa.s J. R. Thomson McCsbs Batinors. mdse TO wn.
Steamer Fsitchnd, Trout, Philadelphia nnass. "Lta
steamer Con.tcct Drake Phisdslphis, nd'e wtta
Steamer King Fi,ser, Williams, PrOvidense. ndse to 4
Bynuer.
Steamer Ssror Brooks, Wa,hinson mase. % Jas H.c4
ste.mer Psverly Pierce, PhadepLa mdse 70 Js, H,nd
BMk j Godfrey CLARKE, BerdessI Fss ~ IN e..a =
s.ls. e., Of tbs pa,sass Msrch Is IS 90 ioa 20
ssssy gale from g. w. .prsDs the iOrem,a and nsinn.s
Br snip 5ud.s from NewYork for Liverpool April hs
gale from s. W., Wm. Churchill BOY was w.shsd over
April s. lat o. lon S. spoke schr Ida Of ksnnebunk fren
CsIdenss for Baltimore, % days out ~
BsrI Qas,u Of the Fleet (Br. Of Yarmouth N Hisn
glasgow dsyt piz irOa to Eaui'ton Bro' Had sfoss
wsstsry gle. the Banks March a. Lsnghltn MoL1a
Mach as is 4, So len IS IL .av ,z sIgs OsOsIg lat ias
John J,tey, seaman fell om the HaAAt0p on dssk ana
Bsk j. Z 4. Young (of Yarmouth. y. 81. Rehan, c.ras
FEB. H. Goals TO Boyd Hineksr HAs experiences yeJ
heavy gale from Fe6 81 % March y 'hPpsS ssVs . -
stove Que boat ard did other damage March j. h"%
Bsrk O. w RO.svsi. Herman Ns.sor.s 10 d,y, raEsi
C..
of The passage Sailed In company With orgs Auecsoah @
Portland, and Pro,egs (Br. J. for Boston. 80 =.
Bark Aayares (BT., Of Yarmouth, y. Sl CAM beu1.
days bs Boyd H1oken He'd heavy westnef noe
psssaxs- inst, lon g. spoke amp s>s
BsTi Mary Bsp,l.y Jcf ThOmss.Onl. LnHA New odssn,
days sugar 10 St1fsss Co. 4h irst lat 3S 80 lea 10 asa
. gale from N. E lest s1ils aud sbifted cargo.
BARK Iodu'ths PTussl B'ehOS. Bordssax - day~ ma'~
TO U. h. Simonin. ...
Bdg savsrta b. Nors tBr. Of Demsrara, jenkins Dsms
r.ra 70 days old iron, Ao. to c. A De SogEs. .
Brs HsIP, Kv,ssiL El,I.ssIhPoT. Goa! fsr Bo.oa.
r., March %, uslssses to u. !. c. A. Dswot
Sehr. Mndors of Eden) Sargent FrontsTs March - ms.
hogsny 70 Miller HoUsh.on l2h inst lat 30 Is. lou. y
o. spoke bark Gen. fIom 81 Thomss for Salem.
ssht. Emily Monroe lBrl, CoTnwanI. NJ s.. days p0ss
toes TO ID. X. DewolE
sehr. Nelson HAsysy Hss,e, Portland. Me-. plaster ss
Philadelphia. ,.
Boston.
sehr Acksns Hasksn Eds.bsthport, coal FOR Boston-
schr g. n Hart Laning, EliEsbethpot. iron for Bostoa
Sohr UTbsuns, snow, PT0yidence days
sehr Daniel Ru,ttl Caro- Portland Conn esyh sS'n>
Sekr. En ma Ellen, Smith. New-HsSen.
Schr. Daniel WEBSTER Lowell, New.L Londen days
Schr. L. g. Anderson Brewer, Portland Conn., Stone
Sehr. Geo. Gillian. Butler, Portland, Conn
schr. J. ". Brsner5. Bosrdman, Portland Conn,
sshr. Victory. Msrpby, ThomsatOn for BsitmOrs
WJND--At sunset, from g., and hshL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
SHIPPING ENTRLLIGRNCR.
PORT or NEw-YoRK. ...... .A,a,L 4,
Cleared.

ShIp,-MOn,srsy (Br J. Adam, Antwsrp. w y. Schmidt
Sonsi Constantine Crosvey Liyeroool O. Gdnndl Staff
(Br.L McAiis.er. Liverpool, Eduiisson Bros
BaYk-Linda Stewart Perkins. Bathurst. Jona- Themps,u
Brs.-Gen. Marshall, S,sples. Key West. Walsh Carver
NeItu. -
scho oorsrs-M 8. Tibbets Clum. Washington, Hanson
sehme.zelt Staten IslsndsF. Palmer. kew.havsai New
Zealand Tsrhsn, Philadelphia, C. K J. Peters, Aesoe
Murck, Phsdelphi,, G. Z. Peters, N s. Rice wrsAt
Va,hilR Rtor. Hanson Il ScbmelIs; Msrths Arm. WisOa
Rslunofs C. IT. Pierson Sarah Blrdssl, Hszleton. WnA
inron esrsh ). Hoy., Crsuer Washoitsn. A Z sIblsy
sash A. Fslco1sr Bulkley, Beaufort, Murray Hsphsu,
Tunls bspew, EdwGss York River z. J!.Cenpbslii May
Fletcher Fursy, Phn.delrhiA Thompson Hnn,eri H. p
Poet Penny Havana Baker Dayton Burdstt Hart Hardy
WasLington, L. D. Huribu. Co.. Daniel simnsn' suiIA
sioop-Mooalshs Booth, MasamOrss, J. II. French Co
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

MoRr TROUBLE BErwHKs The IRIsR AND COL
oSsD LABoREHs-Yes:erday morning. John MeCsrty long
shoremsn approached Albert j. ssoim, cOofed man in
cosrtiss 'lIp and asked him TO give him w.eh Storms
not having watch told MeCAy and spprehsndns there
was Ioubls brewing turned away to avoid any possible
demonstration bat scarcely had he turned before he received
blow The face from McCsriy Ofcss Carnes Of
ths F PIeoiuo! arrested tho Aysu and TOOK him before
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
PhiIndelphIa Cattle mnr,le.-An,,l !.

Tbs supply Of Beef Cattle this week was anita Ua.,
iho feuaDd was good aud prices advanced the a
amounted 20 2ss head, al Of which were soId a. ,
se9dslo Y 100 for ordinary and good and from s1n
ISL1 ior Prime and extra The market co.ei brisk Wv"
ShEkP.-Ths sales OF sheep amosnted 70 225o had =,
msud was brisk. N1' 70
Hoe&-rhs supply OF Hos was about ths ssns a. n.
previous week the offerings soputiog to nearly
Tesy we're sold At from ss356ss p 100 ID net
COWa-The sale Of Cows amounted 10 only rs head ,ts
sS each for SpIiogers, and fom S2l0 S4s 70. Cs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

CnAArrR ELEcTIoy--The Charter Election took
place in Hudson Comfy ~ J Js'tsrdsy and as sss
known pSss.d of without any unusasl SEsI.sGsn.-
In Jonsy Cy thsfe but tckes for City odcsrI
which was supported by r parties. In tie Third Fourth,
and Fh Wards ths ooEes, tcT .he.oaes Of Alderman wa.
very spirited.
In Hoboien there two candidates for the May.
orally and two set. o. candidates for Ceuneilnaep.
In Hudson City there spirited between Cen
e. " r. wrigh: and Mr. Rsipsn for the office Of Mayor
Tho Canvass oOmpsisd In time give the rs.u,
this morains.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Denmark.

A large anG influential meeting had been held al
Copenhagen on tho Schleswig- -Holstein Question.
The following resolutions were adopted:
F,r.t, The claim Of the German Fedenl Diet TO
final decision in all cases where tho representatives
of Iostein cannot sgree with the Danish Goysrn'
ment or the Representatives OF tho Danish rovnees
are at variance with Holstein and its sndeavor TO
exercise influence over tho Danish crownhnd,
Schlsswig, based on Federal authority, render II i'm
possible that q common Constitution for all parts OF
Denmark. or @ Constitutional agreement between
Hostein, Schles wig, and Denmark should be estab-
lisbed without endangering the independence "a the
Danish crown.
Second The unmpaired maintenance Of consti.
tuiiopal unity between Denmark and Sehleswig
which has been obtained BY common suiier-
ings, Is q right possessed by the inde-
PENDENT party Of the Danish monarchy
the establishment Of this unity upon q
broader basis, and its more complete development
is q condition Of the safety VI tho Crown and tbe
welfare of the people, while the extension OF pro-
vincal autonomy would leud 10 n dismembeTmen1
of the empire; the regulation Of tho internal affairs
Of Scbleswig apd the Kingdom Of rtnmark
matter TO be arranged between the sing aud the
subjects Of both countries. and does, mot concern
foreign Powers.
lRnd, Tho maintenance OF tie inde-
pendeuce aud constitutional liberty OF the
Danish empire demands tue carry ihg out OF
the principle, regardless Of possible saen-
feee, already laid down by the Government, W.;
that the existing unity in internal sars, and IN he
administration, should cease, between the Danish
provinces and HOisteiD, simultaneously with the
abolition Of the common constitution. Inc Estatss
Of Holsein having refused 70 pass resolution WIN
regard TO common laws, tho continuance OF the pub
lie welfare renders 1t requisite shas IN the next
Rigsraad the Legislature FOR Denmark and oehies-
wig, energetic stops should DO taken to carry ou'
this principle.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
A KING OF GREECE PROCLAIMED.
COTTON AND BREADsTUFFS STEADY

The Inman steamer City Of Eew-YOfk' Capt.
Kennedy, which sailed from Liverpool 81 CLOCK
on the afternoon of the LIST, aud from Queens'own
on TIE I'd inst, arrived here on Tuesday morning.
bringing four days later news
The Kangaroo arrived at Liverpool on the even
ing of the 3lst ult.
The City Of Baltimore reached Queenstown about
I O'Clock on tie morning Of tie Let inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

Justice powpE At tho Tomh' Police cour where pawn.
stones found IN his pockets each vsubu, ,ho, e.
poand The stones handed 10 Officer Mason o,,
Court Squad for safe keeping and McCsry was hs 70 IA
on charge Of sa'aul! and battery In tie sum Of am !,
apsy0E ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
gcparinsrsl)ip Hotties.

nISSOLUTION.-Th copartnership haO"s 1ID' =
~ and heretofore sxlstins under the name sa tis
COhfSroCK HOLLY 10 this day By ~u'u. consj ~ j. N
solved All account, Of said wiz be sseteo II
HOLLY The business will be continued oJ ssi'
HOLLY.--Nsw.York, April u, lseI, ,,,y. rousroCK.
j. ST. HOLLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
The Polish xn.urree,ion.

was DO sooner known in ST. Peterbburg than tho
husslan government. in q note addressed TO their
representative a, Paris. expressed willingness to
improve NE condition Of Poland and bestow another
batch OF liberal concessions upon the unfortunate
country.
An Imperial ordinance bad been issaed, appoint.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
l.reNce.

The National Assembly Of Greece, on the Goth
ult., unaniniousIy proclaimed Prince William OF
Denmark King Of Greece under the name of
"George l."
II was reported that the projee. Of making Prince
William Of Denmark King Of Greece had failed.
The Danish journals generally oppose the projset.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

A, the sloop John Cocks Of NewYeTS conS thross
Tegss yesterday afternoon, with load ef ssnd abe wsns
shse on the 0rdiron will be 20, OF seI dischsgns cargo
The sehr Henry GisbI Of BEDFORD recently slnk %
Reef Ess. River hs. been raised aud taken
40 Marine Railway, Hunters Point for repairs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Commercial Intelligence.


Corros-The sales Of Monday and Tuesday were
about IS 900 bales including $500 fer speculation and export
The market IL trm at the extreme rates OF last Wces en R
sems case, shsht sdvinco |, quoted To-day Ws5ne.diy
the make, wa fr with sales Of 900 bales 1000 Of which
for spec ulstion and export.
TRADE AT hANcHE:TER.-There has been an ac-
tive demand Goods the Eastern markets and sdVsncs
81 ID y N ppon last Friday, rates has been
JrAss ar, also t6ld 4 II ds.Isr PRis1ns CLoIhi ana
YARNS for the Continent not in 90 much request
BREADsIUFFs.-sIelsrs. Richardson, spence o.
Co. Wakefield Nash Coz aud otber report flour IN more
demand at late rates Whs-t firm st fully last
tion.. He'd WsserD, Slsd9i5; SoutheIp Yeassi " mto
Western, l0lGlOei Sogtssr, lo0Ili Corn hrmi Mixed
3s6. -,
and eesred at low prices Butter s quite t stand for al
but hrss Lard ssis' and partially sdSif cheaper
gsllsw fat st a9ld.2i. Co..
heavy Coffee firm unvhinged Bic. without .tes.ion
BstSa.e. Of philsdsphA at Se LIN, ol. w Gfeo.
changed Petroleum wthOu, material changes Refined
NIospos sMApxtrs.-Breedstufs- Wheat dull and
n lower for Epgl,h Flour hs Sugar steady Cshes In
altered T.lsw Arm and 81 fair demand Al for I. c.
LONDON MosEr MAnKEr.-The Funds on the
lat inst ware finer C0nB0s ClOfsd at 9sias3t
The Money market was without essential chsnge 80,
tbs West Indian Mall Tssmanian had arrived win
SAVsJ, ,52t in sPssie,
LIvHnPooL, April o. ls6i
Tomorrow being Good FTiday, close hoidsy
regular Es.iy esuIstsa e,iesi .e ~ ,,
70 O0 bAe inesdns 500 to IpeculAtors and w st
potter. The Isk.t continued steady and upsbsn2ed iOt
American Ia hshor sosd SuTsts and iaid higher ior
Br.zi and Fyptsn. SAits to-day (Ihurdsyl Iooo ohes
Including specusors AID e1poreTs the nfhe'
closing hIm and unchanged At the following authorised quo
tsuens , - ,aI
p.,r Uplsnla .........a4a Mdding Uplands zee. gld
The tsci in port se,9 bales, nenaihs 4sUco bales oi
mNhst buoJ,nt ard poes for goods and yarns
sti savsnclst ,.-
PKOVluoSs very doll
PKoDrCH msIsst. generally qrie. ard unchanged zoe,
cop,ol. 92Jast for money Erie shEe' Iiat'ii Illinois
Csntslh sti9t5i discount. .,
LoYDos STocK EICBANGE, April 2-Openlns
Prices: Coniols money, VI Sni; Con'ols account w
New Thrsss 9ld9li Noon Pli1es' Cohtos money S-f .
?. M Prices; CoSsol., meHsy, S!id&l Consob account
glt; New Thrses, sl69l! . n
LospoSDERRY, Thursday April 2--Thc Anglo
Saxon, frvm Portland on Goth nlt., arrived this
morning
LIyKRPOoL CoTToS WIrkLY REPoRr.-Sales OF
week S7o tae. B7O speculation. 10000 for expert
QuotAtisns, fair, Orleans i5 Mobile 81 UPanot ~ EsL-
mstsd nidilHss q 2lI o. Sock T2Se. WesEs Imports
2OI Price o surtts higher To-dsy'' ,sss Coo b-lei
LospOs brOCK EICHASGE-2:l5 p. ". PRIcEs.-
coa.ol.-aop.y. 2iS57i' Aee0SB. 9i fss Three ZIG
on ClosinE COr,os-Mensy, H.G@ii Account
g2ide2i; kss Thgsss. 81 l4sit . .,
LoSDoy PRoDucE MAFkIr, Thursday, March "a,
Iseo-snrsr f.iI business Coffee hrm. lea quiet Rec
srp. ssltp.,si bosisess small Tahov fair susin'" a.
urey
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Hungary.

Five newspapers publi.hed in Pesth had been con
fiscsted for having published q speech Of Baron
Cstoos and a reply by II. Deak, containing an A.
tack upon the existing Constitution.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
IInII.

1t was reported, and the Italian Government bad
notified the Swiss Federal Council thereof tina, the
party Of action was preparing an srpedi'Ion ior
Venice from SwiGs territory.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Turkey.

News had been received that two Chrisiisns had
been asssssinated at Damascus; that panic pre-
vailed in the city. and that many Christians were
quitting it. Christian villngs near Satakis had
also been pillsged, and the Druses Of Haurard are
taid 10 have atiae ked the regular Turkish troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
atat,onerp ano fanep &cc0s.

A CCOUNT BOOKS and sTAT1O,SE.ihd.,ii.. y d,i...
n full supply constantly hand and made ..ssa 1ssl
business ruea are invited 20 call Al me 9ia "s
states Revenue Stamps constantly on hama A. "A R1vuJ
HOWE L FERRY, lsse s. hsInss w. :"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Portugal.

The Government had been defeated in the Cham
Der Of Dsputies, and dissolution Of the Cortss or
change OF Ministry was expected.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

;nr o.n connt Berg In the place OF Gen. Sormop-
issu s as dIstns of the Grand Duke Constantine in
-. oh;ef command OF the Army Of Poland. The
orJiuancs also appoints Gen. Lewsehine Chiei
OF tbs Police Of WarsaW'
Citadel OF Crseow.
Emperor maintains that the only means Of pacify'
mo Poland il 10 unite all the Russo Polish provinces,
with the exisiiDg Kingdom, into Polish Kingdom,
nndsr tbs Russian Crown. Unless this u done,
snbmission is impossible, and the country will DO
devastated.
THs Cologne Gasette prints report from Vienna
that the French Government insiss on the comPIeso
independence Of Poland. with the Duke OF IeQen-
tenberg as sovereign king.
This statement lie discredited.
A Crscow dispatch Of March ~ says;
Bands Of insurgents under hieroAlawsh andlho-
chanowsh have had several successful engagements
with the Russian troOps aud are increasing their OK
Numerous fresh bodies OF insurgents have Assem-:
bled under the command Of Cols. Dowgiello and
Czahowsk on the mountains OF knyr.
Lslswls force has gained victory over tho hos'
slams south Of ZRmosc
The Polish insurgents Of Pack and Augustows
bave received 900 MIME rifles.
The Vienna papers Of the 3lst state. that at con-
ference between Count Rechberg, the Duo de Gram
mond, the French Embassador, and Lord Blomfeld,
the Emb@sador for England, is was agreed 10 "a.
dress ously sn identical note to the Russian
Government recommending the speedy introduction
into Poland Of seasonsbe reforms
On The 29th March, Gen. RLewuski crossed the
Bug in order TO commence operations IN Volhynia.
IL was rumored that POlth legion uDdcr me
command Of Wiezbicki had marched tToui IeulscLa
in ugsra into Podolia
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

fhs Poles Victorious in Several Engagements.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

RUSSIAN CONCESSIONS TO POLAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

Admiral Wilkes and the PeterhOG Seizure.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

PalMERSyOA on AMERICAN AFFAIRS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15
Below.
1Eeutopundu.

Bark y. r. jordan.
Sohr. Prince Of Wales (BE.l
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-15

-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival If the Steamship City Of NtW-iork'
a New Line Of Cunardsrs from
this Port.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union., 1863-02-28
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