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descopdsnt Of the C0pperheed In Eden, who eied
70 ssduce Eve from her obedience. Laughter and
snnlsussl Stand fast, fellow -cisssens then, ab-
;ure YOU; stand fast BY the dag which 70 ths SYM
So Of ell that 10 precious 70 you-of all tho liberties
YOU ever had-oi principles that at this moment Keep
XII. civ m perfect pesce that as this moment main
tam oSist ihroughous tho broad region tnss IL NOS
,.r,brrd nv the hand OF Rebellion. Stand lass oy
he fas. knowing this, that II we are not enough;
hat f in our day, this fight cannot be fought QUIT
that IL was Q light which was oorn IN u; wa
nd In our bones; IL aows in our blood; We arc
,i.d nm 10 that issue; and whom We Jay In mo
raves those who went from rs with bloom In ther
eheeks with vigor IN their voices, ell thai can move
in maI,--remenDsr that when they went we ncla
ourselves in camp BY our fresides ready 70 follow
we hold ourselves-every man Of us VINO icysi
holds bins II. ct shis moment sniy wsnS . liz
Of he whole people. densnds Of hm' ~ orosr
N saw. t" Resdyi Ready sm horeF frsmea'
sous apulauss.l Still more: II al VINO nave
goue-God rest their souls III all VINO arc Issay
e. 90. Young men who arc stroog men nov, wnu NY
suce, then shall the time come WEI v% AT.
no can perform, that he shall neither spare himself
NV, siIow h,s ohildren's children 70 be spared And
reoevino once more our vows 70 the Gear oid nAas
we will vow--as we do now here-Ged witnessing
rhe vow, and the shades Of the aueust dead, VINO
nave hsllowed this very spot with devotion 70 the
IIu,oa and witnessing tho heavens, we do here once
more vow that, pure as lie white bhsh! as Tvs red,
xed M lie stars u our faith in the national honor,
IN Inc national glory that that flag represented ana
,hough it shoald cost us our lives, they shall be
given, and the war shsIl 60 Ont shall be chroni.
oied ia American blo0d-untl that flag foats on
every spot of American soil % calmly in tho evening
air as ii hangs before you now. Great and long
continued applause. su
After speeches by q. B. Chit.sndep, +. N. Lam
bert, James A. Briggs, and Theodore Ti''on' tns
meeting ~ this stand, about q o'clock, closed VIII
.hres eheen for the Flag Vf the Union, m
, 1863-05-18
FROM hauRFREESb0RD.

MuRFnEEsBoRo. Teun., May II, 1868.
a brilliant little exploit was performed
yesterday. Parties Of rebels had been ap-
preaching cur lines near Cripple Creek, com-
ing from the Bradyyi1lc road from Dug Hol-
low, and telling tho people they we're anxious
to zee tue Yankees. Taking with him two
companies Of Tennessee cavalry, his escort
and hall dozen officers from Cruft's brigade,
in all about eighty men, Gen. Palmer rode
but q few miles, and came upon eighty Of the
Sd Georgia cavalry, Lieut.. Col Thompson,
posted in lane. Not waiting to fire, Palmer
and his men Immediately charged them with
nearest woods, and there fought bravely for
some time, until the superior prowess Of our
boys compelled them to 1ly, losing several
killed and wounded, aud eighteen prisoners.
Our loss is five wounded. Among the prison
ers taken was Capt II. G. Edwards Of tic Sd
Georgia cavalry.
The Chattanooga Reb<l Of the 10th contains
the following:
RICHMOND, May 15.-The aggregate ofthe wound
ed brought here since the battle ia 1000. Thu
finishing shop Of tho Trcdegar Iron Works and
Crcnehaw's Woolcn Factory, were destroyed h1
fire this morning. The loss Is lcary. Confeder
ate bonds arc ead to have sold recently in Charles
| ton at 100 per cent. premium.
| The rrbel Democratic ladies' OF New York hay,
got up swords worth 81 100 to preseut to Genera
/ Lee,
| A correspondent, writing On the 9th, says: Yes
tcrdaF, brigade Of onr force went to within elgh
| miles Of Murfrcesboro. We ara closing slow1,
and surely around that town. and ut every an
proach the enemy recedc toward their Garth
| works.
Here is another telegram:
Tu1AuoAA, May t5.-All quiet in front.
We cnn say just the SAME Of matters n
Murfreesboro, or could ut least tell. Gen
Palmer disturbed the quiet yesterday.
, 1863-05-18
FROM THE REBEL CAPITAL.
How they Like the Situation.
a NUT FOR NORTHERN CR0AKERs.

Fort MONROE, Nav 1G.-Thc Richmond
ENQUIRER. Of he 15th inst. contains the follow
inE a editorial. ' '~'
There is evidently to be M act Ire summer
campaign. Tie plan Of the enemy seems to
be to Keep our attention constantly exercised
whole vide frontier NAV be freed from The
urgent and Immediate apnrehension IF
IN attack. Then thcT can strike where
thew thinE onr lines weakest, or where our
defences arc least prepared, and II rcpulscd,
they can retire and direct blow at some other
n.,arfer. in The mcantiue thev can basr much
pIunder, aud cause much sorrow and heart
I.-o,.s.s .u,o.,. -. ,on1,, -. o.-,,,1St;o,
, 1863-05-18
FROM ST. LOUIS,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnpc.1
ST. Louis, May 16, 1868.
No official knowledge Of the removal Of
Gen. Curtis has yet been received among
Union men. There is an unmi5takable op.
position to the appointment of Schofleld.
Gems. HERON and Blunt hare signided their
intention to ask to he relieved Of command,
II schofleld is really appointed.
As telcgrapled, meeting Of 500 OF GOO nc,
gfoes was held in the co1ored church, night
before last, to promote the recruiting Of col
ored citizens for the Massachusetts, regiments.
GuerilIas still infcst the country between
Independence, Kansas City and the southern
limits Of Jackson county, under the leader.
ship Of Col. Parker, who is reported to be
gobbling up prisoners as rapidly as possible,
in order,to retaliate for any summary cxecu'
tion Of rebel sympathizcrs, by order Of Gen
Blunt.
It is reported that Gov. Gamble has obtain
cd the promise OF the President, that thu
draft shall not he enforced in Missouri, pro
yided the enrolled militia are required to pro
tect Union men, and preserve the peace, act
iseiy. Tie Governor returned to this city
from Washington, On "Wednesday.
, 1863-05-18
4 VALI4AND1&ETA MEET
ING AT ALBANY.
The Soldiers Present Mnnffckt Strong
Signs OF fD&sapprobatton.

Signs OF D&.approbAtton.
ALBANY, May 1G.-A meeting to protest
against the arrest and sentence Of Val1and,g-
ham, at the capitol, vas largely attended.
St1oug speeches were made By AHasa ].
Parker, Francis Herman, and John Murphy Of
Buffalo. Resolutions we're moyedby John Y.
L. P1uyn, acnouneing the arrest Of Fa}landigg-
ham as IN unwar1antablc assumption Of mill
tary power, and we're adopted. 4 letter from
Gov. Seymour WAS read, characterlzing the
arrest as an act which has brought dishonor
upon our country which is full OF danger to
our persons and our homes, and which bears
upon its front a conscious violation Of law
and Justice. Ezastus Corning presided.
ALBANY, May 16.-There was considerable
disturbance at the Vallandigham indignation
meeting tonight. During the day, the feel
ing Of opposition to the object Of the meeting
among returned soldiers, was clearly manifest,
and, soon after the organization Of the meet,
ing, evidences Of dissatisfaction were shown
among the soldiers present. The speakers
were interrupted by noisy demonstrations.
Finally, rush WAS made for tho stage, and
great excitement prevailed for short time
and the proceedings were brought to = stand
Chairs On the stage were broken aud thrown
in the crowd, and, for a few moments, IL
| seemed as If the soldiers would gain posses
sion Of the stage and drive the civilians Oft
| They were In small force, however, and fnal],,
| retired, when order was partially restored
! and the proceedings we're resumed, a1thoug,
| nj
, 1863-05-18
FROM IhDIAN0PLIS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc,1
1sp1AsAPo11s, May II, 1863.
Four more Of the Center7ille butternnt r.
oters were released yesterday BY Gen. Hasca11
upon taking the oath Of allegiance, and giving
lbnds, with security, not to engage IN any SIM
liar demonstration curing the continuance Of
the war.
Andrew J. Huston, who has been upon his
trial in the q. S. Circuit Court, under IN In
dictment for treason, and charged with being
implicated in the guerilla raid upon Sewberg,
Ind, last July, WAS discharged yesterday,
Judge Davis having charged the jury that it
Was necessary that each overt act should be
clearly proven by two separate Witnesses This
the prosecution failed to do, hence his acquital,
Gen Darlington has been assigned com
mapd In the field, and will leave here this
week, his health permitting.
Maj. Dawson Of the 18th regulars, who wa!
court-martia1ed In this city and dismissed
from the service in disgrace, has been rein
stated
, 1863-05-18
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
Highly Important by Rebel
Sources.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.l
MuRFnEEEBono, Aay II, 1863.
The Chattanooga Reoca, Of the 10th inst,
contains the following dispatch:
MOBILE, May 14.--Jackson, Miss, is occu-
pied By the enemy. We fought them all day,
but could not hold the city.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.1
cA1ao, Nay II, 1853.
Dispatches received here from Memphis,
and dated yesterday, are made up of secession
rumors and reports, many Of Whicl. are known
to be without foundation In truth, and the
censor refuses to permit them to pass.
Outside Of this, learn that Grant was at
Raymond, which is ten miles from the rail-
road, Oh the 11th. We have Ind nothing
from the front for two days, and this silence
Of itself seems portentious.
Gen. Elet's feet vent below this after
, 1863-05-18
THE CHARLESTON IRON.
CLADS.


NEW YoRK, May 16.-The steamer Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwall, has arrived.
Private adyices received here state that the
iron-clnd vessels Of the South Atlantic teer
we're, an the 10th of May, thoroughly repaired
-a1] injuries done By The forta having been
remedied. The armor on the hull and turrets
is now perfect. It WIS generally believed that
The 15-inch guns would bc replaced By others
If smaller bore, and, indeed, in TWO OF thieves
sells preparations were in progress to ship
away thu piers. Capt. Rogers Is the senior
officer In command.
CHAR1Es7os, May 1a.-The Steamer Brit
tain. with merchandise, has arrived through
the blockade. She started from Nassau on
Thursday in company with the"steamer Morse
man. which has not vet been heard from-''
"W11N1SoroS, May 13.-Thc steamers
Basta and Pet arrived this morning from
Nassau
"Tr11AnoMA,* Tenn, May 1o.--General
Bragg retrieved the Northern Alabama troops
Yesterday. He addressed them briefly In
highly complimentary terms. HI gave q
spirited, encouraging account Of the situation
IN front, and expressed the ardent hope that
they may meet an attack from the enemy.
Heieaves today to inspect the front. AL l:
uufetr
, 1863-05-18
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
C1ScINsA A1I, May Is. 1>6a.
Judge Learitt, on Saturday, delivered a
lengthy decision in the Ynllandigllanl haotas
corpus case, refusing the writ The decision
gives great satisfaction here.
Gen. Burnside hss not get announced the
sentence Of the court martial, but have It,
from What consider good authority, that the
sentence is confinement at Fort Washington,
and that it will be announced on Monday eve
ming, or Tuesday next.
, 1863-05-18
FROM MADISON,

MADIsoSt h1E.. M83 lb, 1865.
Accounts are received Of the part taken by
the Sd Wisconsin regiment in the recent Vir-
ginia battles. 1t had the extreme advance Of
the 18th corps In crossing the Rapidau; it
fought brayely on the lst, I'd md Sd Of May,
with the rest Of Geu. Rugers brigade, stub
bornIy maintaining its ground. when 9th
ers fell back; and, finally, covering the
withdrawal across the Rappahnnnock. It
vent into battle with 275 men, and had two
officers and sixteen men killed, two officers
and seventy-two men wounded, and eight
missing; forty were only slightly wounded.
The following order complimenting the brig
ade, composed Of the I'd, 9Th aud 7th Wiscon-
sin, 10Th Indiana and 2s4:h Michigan, has been
received here:
HEADQUARTERS 1s7 DIV, 1s7 Ass ARss G;sesHsrs,l ;sss
GENERAL OnpEH no. 40.-The General com
manding, awaiting, himself OF the temporary rcpose
now enjoyed by Ills command, to review the ope-
rations Of tho past few days. decEns It proper to
express Ills thanks to Colonel Bragg, Of the 9Th
| Wisconsin; Colonel Morrow. Of the 18th Michigan
Volunteers, and tho gallant men under their CON,
man1, for the heroic manner In which they crossed
| the Rappahannock and seized the Knights on the
opposite shore, on the 18th OF April; and likewise
to Brigadier General Meredith, and the whole o.
the 9TH brigade, Tor tho promptness with which
they followed III this daring enterprise.
By command Of Brigadier General WApswoR1H
The official CANVASS Of the vote for Chic
Justice is as follows: HONE VorR-Dixon
51,94S; CothEen, $3.50. SOLDIERS VoTz-
Dixon, o,440; Cothren, 1871. Total-Dixon
6l,3ss; Cothren, 5s,5s7, Dixon's official ms
iority, 2,s01. The votes Of Ashland and Jack
son counties, and several companies OF sol
diers. giving An aggregate Of -- yotes TO
Dixon and 2iO for Cothren, were rejected TO-
informalities.
Official returns we're received from 0cout'
and St. .Croix counties, and some companies O
soldiers, the reported vote Of which increase
Dixon's majority to about 1000. The4th, :a3d
| 9th regiments did not votc.
| The odd regiment, Col. Uuey, captured a
Franklin, Tenn., early in March, havin
been exchanged arc ordered to report imme
diately at St. Louis, where the regiment vii
be re organized and equipped for active SCI
vice
An Iriehmnn, named William Howe, III
crushed to death In moving an old frau
| building to-day.
, 1863-05-18

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune1
SPRINGFIELD, May 18, 1863.
The skeleton Of man WIS found near Mud
Lake, on the 9Th inst, By couple OF gentle
men from this city while hunting cattle The
deceased had been dressed in brown coat and
black pants. Near the place wns also found q
hymn book In the German language, pock-
ctlooking glass and razor, and wallet con-
tanning some papers. The hogs Lad eaten
mott Of the flesh from his bones except the
part covered By the boots, which were nearly
new. The place where the remains were found
had been, during the early part Of the Spring,
covered with water, but the 1c:lyes Of the
hymn book were uusoiled.
Lieut. Emery Dustin, company E. 5Sth rcgi-
.nent, has been honorably acquitted By court
martial Of the alleged killing Of the man Pill
cher, in this city, few weeks riuce, and the
action Of the court approved BY Gen. Burn
side. 1t will he recol1ected that the Copper.
head Justices in this city had him held fol
wilful murder. It WAS clear case Of justif'
ab1c homicide.
The Indies Of Southern Illinois have cargh1
the spirit Of those in other sections, and ars
organizing loyal leagues for the purpose O.
| giving Organized and more efficient support
| to the Government and aid and comfort to 1T
defenders.
| seycnty.four manumitted negroes, forme
slaves of eecessionists from Missouri, wer
etopped, few days since, after they hal
crossed the Mississippi at Millersville, nca
Quincy, and robbed Of all the arms aud none,
they had, and then turned loose. The rob
bers were Illinois Copperheads. The negroe
haye since enlisted in Governor Andrew
regiment.
| Walter F. sinter, appointed LIST Asst. Surg,
e5th, vice Merritt, resigned. saml. G. Moss
LIST Asst. Surg, 18th, vice Mcintyre, resigned
John Conant, LIST Asst. Surg, 45th, vice Ly
man, resigned Jcthro A. Hatch, LIST Asst
Surg, s5th, vice Pierce, promoted. Richd
| a. Conway, LIST Asst. Surg. 108th. Orang
B. 0rmsby, Surg. 45th, vice Kittoe, promo
ted. Francis NJ Little, Surg, seth, vic
Young, resigned. Capt. Jno. A Graham. 8
Msj., 7th cavalry, vice Kochler, resigned
| Col. Warren Ehedd, Col. 3oth Infantry, yie
Dennis, promoted. Maj. Wm. G. Rhoad
Lieut., Col, Wth, vice ehcdd, promoted.
, 1863-05-18
G|,'<oeo Qribn1rt.
MONDAY, MAY 18, 1868,



The news that comes to us through
rebel sources, from Grants army, indicates
that that General is busy, and ne should
cay doing a satisfactory work, as far as
heard from; at least ne judge SO By the
Information derived through the Richmond
Enquirer. Our news Of Sunday, night from
Mobile, through Chattanooga, announces
8 victory by our forces on the 14th, aud
the occupation of jackson. Our latest ad-
vices from Gen. Grant, through our own
news channels, are to The 11th. There is
ground tor the hope that the silence below
Ticksburg will be broken by something
cheering from that quarter.
The intelligence from Gen. Banks shows
that he has pushed his successes up the
Atchafa1aya, and by the capture of Alex
andra, has effected junction with Por-
fcr's feet on the Red River. Things arc
looking bright thereaway.
VIII our Northern croakers read what
the rebel Richmond journal, extensively
quoted elsewhere, thinks OF thcsituation.
It will or should prove an antidote to much
Of the gloom which has arisen out Of recent
reverses in Virginia. Bad as things look,
the darkest side is turned toward the rebels
We are very glad to dismiss from our
Columns the Hager case. Emphasizing as
such exposures are, this same bitter and
nauseous dose contains a solid grain Of
wholesome caution, Which the parties to
The case, whether prosecutor, I'VE had near
1y written persecutor) prosecuted, or pros
c>utiDg witnesses, may as well divide up
in about equal pats among themselves.
The report tlat comes to us through cor
rcspondcnce Of the New York Commercial
ddrerti*cr should 1c received with caution.
1fuue, the people hare hitherto been wo-
fully deceived as to the fatality to our arms
in tie great contest on the RappahannocE
I'VE cannot believe it, until more certainly
Confirmed.
Our Springfield special dispatch relates
very dirty, but characteristic, Outrage
Committed by gang Of Copperheads in
the vicinity Of Quincy, unon band Of
1lotI utSioes, "uo "eAe eStalhnS holu
rebel masters in Missouri. These ruff1an5
Should be caught and sharp punishment
inflicted.
It will crafty the friends OF Lieut.. Eu1e-
n P. Dustin in this cla to learn that he
has been honorablY acquitted by the Court
Martial which has been trying him fox
killing Pitcher in the streets Of Springfield
The case was one clearly justi6ab1c.
, 1863-05-18

u It turns out that the reported rebel
raid in the vicinity of Chnin Bridge, near
Washington, was one Of those shameless
cdnards which seem to constitute the
vitality Of the New York Reporters loca-
led at the Capital. There should be some
suitable punishment provided for the ras-
Gals who invent these falsehoods.
, 1863-05-18

sAs FRANCISCO, May 16.-Wm. Glib, OF
the pioneer firm Of Dane, Glib & Co,
died yesterday.
The French Consul has purchased upwards
Of :, COO barrels Of -four tor shipment to the
French troops in Cochin China.
Blasting winds have seriously damaged the
wheat crop in several interior counties. 1t is
feared the injury Is equivalent to the destruc-
lion Of one fifth Of the crop of the State.
In many sections, however, the crop prom
iscs well, while the breadth of the land sown
is larger than any former gear.
, 1863-05-18

e5 The Rebel Congress, IN secret ses-
sion, has authorized jeff. Davis TO suspend
the writ Of Aa5tdz corpus. and make ar1i-
zTary arrests wherever he pleases. Yet
sou won't hear Northern sympathizers
with the rebellion, who are daily denollnc-
ing the 'Linco1n dcspotism," utter even
the mildcst reprobation of JEFF. Not they,
, 1863-05-18
HENRY CLAX DEANS Ar
REST.


kEoKtK, May 1G.-Henry Clay Dean wns
placed in the hands Of the Provost Marshal
last night, and Is still in his custody. BE
will not be tried hero, but will be delivered to
the Provost Marshal General at st. Louis for
trial. The affair has been conducted thus far
very quietly, md satisfactorily to all loyal
men. There WAS no excitement in couse.
quence of his arrest, all but the Corperheadz
agreeing that his career should be now ended.
, 1863-05-18

The EIooD~oEWRr PrebTc.

The Sloop-of.NEar Prcbfc.
The s1oop-of.war Preb1e, Of the Western
Gulf Btockading Squadron, whose loss, by
burning, off Pensacola, Is reported in our dis
patches elsewhere, was sailing vessel, six
hundred tons burthen, carrying eleven guns.
The following Is list Of her officers:
Acting Master Commanding, Nilllau F. Shank.
lind.
Acting Ensisns, B. D, KnowIton, L. B. King,
John s. Clark.
Assistaut Surgeon. James S. Knight
Acting Master Nate, Francis r. Parks.
, 1863-05-18
CHICAGO, MONDAY. MAY IS, 1856:

are unfavorable to the French, who had, on
the Hst. made slight progress toward the cap
ture Of Puebla, The Me1cans defending the
place with desperate courage. Comoafort
received re1nlorcements, and Was about to as
sumo the offensive. Gen. Forey was believed
to be III perilons situation.
, 1863-05-18

DThe iron-c1ads of the Charleston
fleet are said to have all been thoroughly
repaired, and with the exception Of
changes in the armament, are again ready
for the assault,
, 1863-05-18
FOR CORN AND
ASSISTANT QrAETEENasTEE's OFF1cE,}
FORAGE DEPAETHENT U. S. q,
~ l

II ..
ST. Louis. Mar Is 1861
Scaled proposals will bc recsivea ut this otlce uat1
leociock. Saturday Nag o. 1863 for ooo bushels
ofccTn aoooo bushes Of oats to q delivered 10 s..
ppts and GoFe1 Haent warehouses free OF drayaEe at
lie rate Of go bushels Of corn and 70 80 busaeis OF
oats per week, II reqrted. dellveHes to Commence
June lst-
10th corn and Data mus. be drst quality In good
we'll sewed bsck.co.n to be in gunnles-olts tniSty
i've po1nds e .hs o9:as and hoSh subject to .nspe
F!ds for either VIII not be received 70. les thau
1fpft1 bushels CcsA depos{s uptt be made with e1ch
proposal at the rate OF ~ thousand dollars for each
1to0 bushel3 Of Eran to be forfeited to the Govern
tueht t. case the party Gs to bond II the contract Is
Aw warded him. .
Checks Will not be received as deposits One tenth
Of The yalne OF the q1aLtt5 consrae:ed foE will be
wtthhe from sst deliveries. additional security
PARTIES bidding Tor boti kiads Of grain must enclose
tAelr bids In separate envelopes. e.-- ~
Bids p,nst be endorsed. "Pfpposas 1oE Io'" ~
"Cats"' As the case may be. ..,,a +sts
TFxrns, cnly. .h. ria, .-@ nnened
The sht i reserved to reject Or ~ tne 9Ms
~ ''"~ T. b. CHAPMAN. Capt. aat L. y H.
, 1863-05-18
4 Private of the Third BoaEd
OF Trade Regiment.

i Private of the Third Board
OF Trade Regiment.
Edtors Chicago Tribune:
Justice to true and brave men in our army
demands that should promptly give the de-
NAL to the statements made By q s'priyate OF
the Sd Board Of Trade regiment (llSth Hi
nois volpnteers) made in Bryan Hall this
evening. His statements iu recard to the
Colonel and other officers treatment OF the
priyates are false, and he knows them to be
20. By giving the above in the TRIBUNE You
will do Justice to as brave set Of officers as
we have in the army, and also oblige,
4. /. RASE1S,
Chaplain 18th Illinois Volunteers.
, 1863-05-18

NV YoRK, May 16.-The United States
steamer Vanderbilt arrived at st. Thomas
Nav I'd, The ship Mermaid, which 1t WAS be-
licycd Ind fallen into tho hands Of the pirate
Alabama, arrived to-day from Shanghai, after
long voyage.
, 1863-05-18

CAIRO, May 16.-Goy. Yates, Just up from
Gen. Grants army, continued On his way to
St.. Louis last night.
There has been no arrival from below to,
day.
There is not ripple Of news here to-day.
, 1863-05-18

Illness of Senator Harlan.
NEW YoRK, May IA dispatch received
from relative Of Senator Harlan, OF Iowa,
announces that that gentleman Is SO Ill that
he is not expected to recover.
, 1863-05-18
THE FRENCH In MEXICO.


New YoRk, May 16.-Thc New York Til
bw,.e'x Washington dispatch says:
The general tenor Of the :drices from Mex
leo, received at the State Department today,