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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
THE kANAWHA EXPEDITION.
Gen. Avcriii's Raid - He Uses Up the
Rebel Cavalry md Destroys the Rail-

GAULEr BRIDGE, West Virginia May H. 1894.
Additional information throws some light on
the part taken by the cavalry proper under tho
mand Of Brig Gen. Averll In tho expedition IN New.
bern This column went 10 the right OF the main body
under the Immediate command OF Gen. Crook Gen.
Ayerl reached TO within Is mies II the Salt Works in
Tazawell County the It'll where he encountered a
force ~ the enomy driving them on 10 the main body
near the Salt Works. This forco under the com.
mand Of Gems Sam. Jones and John Morgan and nun.
bered 5000 Fifty prisoners were captured, among
whom was John MOrgans private secretary. Our loes
il but
On the 10Th. Gen Ayeril' "ached point within four
miles Of Wytheville. wher- encountered the enomy.
400 strong under Gen. sam Jones We fought them
for four hours driving Them and killing and wornding
many and capturing some prisoners. Under cover OF
darkness the enemy rctrcated Our loss Was 40 killed
and wounded; none missing. Near Biacksburg. Gen.
Averlll commenced destroying the railroad. which
most eeetuay done to point four miles east OF Chrs
tiansburg. At tho lattor place. small force Of the
enemy hastily left leaving two 3inch guns which fell
Into our hands. Gen Averill has fully accomplished
the work assigned him by Gen. Crook Tho entire eS.
petition has been brilliant in all its psrt CIV
Ing additional luster TO the high reputation Of Gen.
Crook expecting full details Of the part taken by
tho main body hourly
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival of the Peruvian off Port au
Basque we have five days later news.
Another American ship, the Avon, from Bos-
ton was destroyed the Goth Of March by tho Rebel
privateer Florida. Her Captain has arrived al Ply
mouth, England.
The Tories rejoice at the defeat in the House
of Commons of a bill introduced by Mr.. Baines, by
which the franchises In boroughs was to DO reduced to
s6 for householders. Mr.. Gladstone made a memo.
rable speech on the occasion. declaring in favor Of
" manhood suffrage
A severe naval engagement had taken place
between the Danish and Austrian vessels. According
10 The London Morning Post the Germans lost l7O
killed and wounded, and the Danes only 50 wounded
and one killed Tho German squadron was ct Cnxha
ven lat the mouth Of the Ebe while the Danes had len
for Norway
The Danish Government has consented To
raise the blockade Of the German ports In consequence
Of this the Minister Of Justice had resigned. The pros
poets OF the Conference still regarded unfavo,sbe
The Allies are demoshng the fortress Of Fridercia
The Emperor of Mexico reached Madeira on
the 18th Of April and sailed again the same day fo1
Vera Cruz.
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College Of Bishops in tho Methodist Episcopal Church

coleyc Of Bishops in the Methodist Episcopal Church
now numbers nine members
An omission having occurred in the synopsis
Of the Senstes amendment n the Internal Tax bill a.
telerraphod on Thursday night is proper to say that
the Finance Committee recommend that from the LIST OF
June to the lst of November the tax on distilled spirits
be 81 gallon from the st Of October to the LIST OF Jan
sary, 81 25 and after that date 81 80
The Kohnstamm ease was continued yesterday
in the United States Circuit Cont and al the evidence
put in The evidence for the defense consisted entirely
of testimony IS 20 the good character of the accused
previous 10 the indictment aud as to the crcdibity OF
the witnesses for the prosecution 1t viii so to the jury
dry
The Grand Jury OF this County have indicted
Marshal Murray on the charge of kidnapping Col.
Argueles On hearing of the matter. the Marshal
wacd on the Distrc,A,toncy, and entered into bonds
to sppe,r for trial The Marshal acted by order OF the
President and Secretary Of State.
The Agent Of the Overland Mail route, dis
couragcd by tine opposition in the House to the Sen
ates appropriation to maintain this expensive ana
dangerous line mas declared his purpose TO abandon It,
and hos sen. orders his agents IN the West TO collect
the stock in California ard sell II.
The trouble among the Tax Commissioners
came before the Supreme Court for Judicial interference
In consequence OF preliminary objection being mado
by the counsel for the old Board in reference to tho
service o: the moving pipcrs The hearing was post
poncd until Tuesday next.
Gold opened at 1872, but fell to lSl upon An an
nounceurn tina: the Government: selling s,en< bil'
In the afternoon Gold advanced and q; was 7ioted Al
1871 in the Stocks firm and higher Stocks con
Time irregular and whole lower Government securl
ties xep,On and upon very moderate sics ere well
supported AL Federal stocks sid abov, six cen, in
gold held with great mncs, and nothing III sina los
offered Railway shares which form the bie Of 'cuh'
ton ia .h sbscnco Of new, from Virginia and
rather offered for sale by small operators a. the Open Board
prices quite weak and stocks offered freely bat i'cr h,
call the msrke, rallied and lr;e lots bid or Ut G per cent
advance At the second Board the maIke. wa irregular and
less disposition shown to operate largely Money abundant
per cent and upon mixed coa;erls to second rate
hrrr,
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE, WAR.

Tie Ercning Ballet;n Of Philadelphia says:
A letter from an American war vessel dated Dover
England May contains the following mporent infor'
nation: 1T has been known TO through Confederate
naval officers that the Alabama coming here, and
that the combined Confederate pirates are to make
demonstration on our northern coast soon as they
can got ready The detention of the Rappahannock and
non-arrval of the Alabama here postponed it oi over
month This comes direct from Confederate officers
aboard tho vessels through our spies"
1t is officially announced by the State Depart
ment that citizens of the United States holding COM
missions and recognized Consuls Of Foreign Powers
are not BY law exempt from military service drafted
Therefore the mere enrolment of a citizen holding
foreign consulate viii not be held TO vscGc his coIns
SION but if he shall be drafted his exequsur Will be re-
voked unless he shall have previously resigned in order
that another consul may be received.
On Friday afternoon large number of
persons witnessed the funeral honors paid to the
memory of Gen wadsworth. Tho remains were taken
from the City Hall to the Albany cars escorted by the
9TH Regiment and o great number Of prominent citi-
zcns The Committee appointed by Congress accom-
panied the body to GeneseO the late residence Of the
deceased.
Edward A. Pollard of The Richmond Examiner,
GntuOr OF IeDe HISTORY % lHc NtI Nus piosp"S'
in the prize steamer Greyhound when copnrcd also
woman reported to be Belle Boyd, but the identity
of the latter with the famous Rebel Spy is doubtful
The future destination of Pollard and this woman will
be fixed BY the United States authorities.
The draft for the lid District of New Jersey
was completed yesterday afternoon The drawing took
place at Elizabeth City, Union County, and passed of
quietly and without excitement. Among those drawn
from Union County was Edward n. Fuller editor OF
The EcOars Daily Journal his residence being in New
Providence. Union County.
The Cincinnati C0mmorci0l announces that
Mr. w. G.. Shanks the able correspondent of TIE
NepYok Herald lost his life at Resaea. The private
telegram communicating this sad intelligence says:
" He was killed instantly in Logan's breastworks on
Sunday"
Mr.. Sam hledary, the editor of The Columbus
Ohio Crisis, was arrested yesterday by United
States Marshal and taken to Cincinnati.
A draft was made on Thursday in McCracken
County. nv. Tt was accompanied by some excitement
but there serious disturbance.
The transport George Leayy, with 600 inva-
Lid soldiers from the Washington hospitals arrived at
Philadelphia yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

We understand that Mr.. Joseph Howard,
one of tho editors OF The Brooklyn Eagle, wa;
yesterday arrested and sent to Fort Lafayette
on charge or suspicion Of being tho author OF
the Bogus Proclamation. Whatever the cir
cumstances may be- we should very much
doubt if Mr. Howard had anything to do with
originating the fraud; if he is in any way in
culpa;ed, it will probably be shown that he
was only the willing agent of more important
and more malignan; conspirato-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
Tho bogus Procln N, a ton.
ARREST or THB AUTHoR-HE Is SENT To FORT
LAFAYETTE.

LAFAYETTE.
Yesterday afternoon Deputy United State
Marshal Tooker and detectives Radford and McDougal
arrested Joseph Howard. city editor of TAs Brooklyn
E1gi the charge OF being tho author OF the Bogus
Proclamation published In Ia, Ford and In TIE Jour
nal Of Commerce on Wednesday morning The prisoner
Ia said acknowledged that he dictated the procama
ton with view operate on the stock market In this
city and In Europe.
also rumorod TINT Howard had inimated several days
ago that there would DO sudden change In tho money
market and opportunities would DO Afforded for making
fortnnca In consequence of these rcmsrks which had
boon mado prior 10 tho publication Of the Proclamation
no was suspected Of having written the document and
Mr.. Kaapsdy, Superintendent Of the Police Depart
mont, GeH DIX and Marsha Murray Immediately sent
ont dotcctIvta to work mp tho oaso' They ascer.
tsned that be had purchased tissue paper such a. Is
used by manifold writer's, that Brooklyn boy hod been
cmpoycd 10 dehvcr tho sooaIlcd dispstnhI and that
tho prisoner was In the city at late hour on Tucsday
Howard 10 vol known 10 DO dsshing and somewhat
reckless fsow In bic way reody to supply On abort no
too any SORT Of sonsaon that might b dosrcd. That
no oonoocsod this greet ftnud unpromptsd and unaded
4, not probsbo, II d moro lnkoiy thai DO 10 inou).
pa,sd q an ho has boon made the VOC, Of parties Of
moro consequence should suoh b the AoS Il ID very
urobsbs that ths really oulpaole men WI DO traced
NV va Viii add that ns poco doseetivss msde their
repast 70 M Acton and Mr., Kennedy carly yesterday
anorpoan and these eontomon OF conferred with
Gen, Dix, who authorized the arrest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

Several political organizations Of this city
commonly known as the Peoples Union" Rufus +.
Andrews Chairman; Union Lincoln Association,
Simeon Draper. Chairman and tho "Uncondltonal
Union" A. C. Ellis Charmanhaying recently effected
a fusion. hold primary meetings last evening for tho
purpose Of elccng delegates TO tho State Convention
The rcsult was rs follows reporters could
ascertain:
FIHsr DISTRICT -Delesaies- benjamin T Weymouth. c.
r. Lueder w W Ladd A'orna,ss-Samuel Iiotains. John
a. Cuu.r. VIM. McDours-
Srcoyp DfsTRicT -noesa,cs-Denni. Mclaughlin, Marx
Lsni.an, Iho- H. Martin Andrew Green AtsinatesG-o.
W. Williams Owen o. ConneL
THIRD DIsrnicr.-D rlesaies-ssmuel u. Wytof, Alex.
spnuldng Josh. 4. Gardner Aerns,es-Iohn Morse Win.
tor Morse. August Schmidt
seymonr John Edwsds. Aternatss-R C. Mill, Joel Sam.
mis- Warren Powell.
FrrH DisrHior.-Deless,es-c. I. Pohemu, r. O. qsvsn,
c. J. Holder. Atornstes-J w. Aessnder j. X. ingalls,
sIrn s,s,-s.nford L. M.combsr, Henry
g. Smith I.aso McGay Aharstss-Enea, Elliott, Richard
O Harris, James Wslssen.
snvnsrH Drrnlor-Dslssa,e.- Simeon Draper, George
W Blunt. George Is. Dean Alterna'es-James N. Murray.
Joseph = Souder. Ru,h u. Hawkns.
rioHrn DnInrcr I seypCsr Arns,a
nooa Jane. FssI.. I' VIM r. G1oT '''
Nrxru DisraIcT-Dc ess,es-Henry Van Schaict, VIM. s.
Dsv,on, Rober, sosroeeor. Atenute.-C A. Lamont Jas
TnyIn Di.Inlor.-Dolosa,.,- KLh cha.. J. Fol
.em, Martin Brown. Mcrns,os-Issob d. Young Henry
II. Hasht T. H. Matthews.
FLEvEHrn DisrsfcE-Our reporter was informed That
IA, .tng hsld al tho place dos sna,ed.
TninrxKsrn Disrnicr-Dsissa,o.- B. Bradford, A.
NJ. Bininser s. 0'aa'oy Asrnaie.-Ira o. Miller s. V. r.
FounrnrsTn DisrnIcr. Dslesates-P. NJ. wsmore. A.
w bradford, y Rober,son. Ahsrnatss-u Cool William
R T1,rsss4m bbIsrs r. Andcv
Richard Bu.,e.d, John Il White Al,sms,s.-D D T. Mar
shall. Abbot liodymsn, J. s. Riuarband.
sixraESrH Disrn.cr.-No report.
SEvESrrrSrn DsTnicr.-No report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
GPcnt Britain.

The Rebel cruiser Florida DESTROYED the shin
Avon of Boston TIE 2sth Of March. lat Ia n. lon
"a w. Capt. Holmes. his family. and five ssa,neu OF
the Avon had arrived at Plymouth. on board vessel
from Mauritius The Avon vss bound for Queenstown
with guano.
In the House Of Commons. on tho llth Mr.. Barnes
moved second reading OF tie bill reducing the frsa
chise In boruughs b. &c for householder ANr do
bate the defeated by 2T ~ 2l6 smid o1d
I cheering from the Conservatives.
Queen Victoria had State reception OF Cabinet Min.
isters officers Of st IT, &C. Mt Buckingham Paioce
the llth aud in the evening. BY the Queens command
State concert given the Queen being Represented
By the Prince and Princess OF Wales.
The British Channel Fleet on the 18th lGt the Dovrz
and returned to the eastward.
Mr.. Gladstone had made en- Important speech in ths
House Of Commons Mr.. BaDes Reform biI, 50 Ear
even 10 advocate manhood slfrrsge
The Liberal journals hlant over Mr. Gladstorc,
Of pfs.i great H rein reaction. ~
TIE Morning Posi- has q SPECIAL telegram from He
goland. l0tn which says that In the naval engage
ment there we're 10 killed. ard wounded the Ger
man side while the Danes had 50 wounded. only one
killed and their ships unmpared- The German squad
ron al CuxLayen. The Danes hid rit for Norway.
IL was officially announced ~ Virrna that tie Post
Captain Shelhof who commanded the African squad.
ron has been appointed Vice Admiral BY the Emperor in
recognition OF his brave exploits on HelSulaad
The Danish Minister Of Justice and the Interior bad
re- gned being dissatisfied with the suspension Of the
blockade having been agreed To-
The Times correspondents ut the Danish headquarters
says the whole dsposabe force Of the Danish coabas
ants Is only 1900. while the AnstSians and Prussians
in Denmark numbered s0.0W.
The Alhes compelled two thousand Inhabitants TO ~
sist in demolishing the Notifications at FredercA
The Feuea Post Zeitra1 says the Conference bad
agreed to commence negotiations on the 18th for tho
conclusion OF peace. and the prospects are not nnavor
able.
The Emperor and Empress Of Mexico had reached
Madeira on the 2th Of April and sailed again the Same
day for Vera Cruz.
Additional particulars Of the destruction OF the ship
Avon by the pirate Florida show that efforts werv
made to sink her by firing shells but they were m
eiicctua and she was finally burned. Capt Howcs.
family, and the crew Of the Avon remained In tie
Florida until April g. when they transferred 10
the bark Francis Mliey bound 10 London Ton Of tho
Ayons Joined the Florida the Captain OF vhica
appeared Determined 70 destroy any other American
ship ia tho yiciaity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
KINGS COUNTY DRLEGArEs TO rHB SYRAcUs

KINGS COUNTY DRLEGATEs TO THB SYRACUSE
REPUBLICAN, CosvIxrIoS.-The following delegate,
were selected on Thursday night to represent the Re
publican party Of Kings County In tho State Convcn
ton 10 DO held IN Syraousoi
Fyrsl pur,icF-Deesa.es-S. D. Catcher, John oaiey
IT, NJ. Blss.
sroosp DurHior,.- ess,cs-Bepl HssteD, Marcus D.
Moore, d. q Felt Ahsms,es-Hsnry Ill., ThoA w. Csshow
Tninp puTsioT.-Dsloss,ss--Ed D. White, J. O.
Nodyne, II. y. Bredshsw. Altsrns.es-L BurrOws A. L.
Van Burvn, Y. D. spooner. ~.
W, ". lsloek, Atsna,ss-h Q, Place, Richard Austsn
o, Drasted
pIvTn bIsyxiy- Delsriss--John winslowt N. q, Rob.
Mts, Jehn. X huiuer. Atsrssss-J w. Finn, r~nois
a,k4s 6nIslgs -D.lss...s-ssmusi 4 M.ddo,, JosspA
sS tS SsS H.:.....% Il ,!a ssS
a'Ts 1.S ~ John &i,oSsr. '' AS"''
Amor the election In the vM District M g. A. Smith
r., offered tho following resolution which was adopted,
R..sssd That om ds,sgs.s 70 e Stale cepven,oa 70 b
hsd u stsv:s o. ~. ssA s't BE- r,s9s.sd u,s % Az
Scsss.sgsa G.,1c, y 'hs hpo'y ccny.aaen sSp Nvai
: a., that al Che Guy loyal asn d the county demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

There was a rumor last eyeping that the
order closing the Offices Of TIE Journal Of Com
meroe and BorId had been rcscnded. We
trust it is true and that those journals are to be
no longer subjected to so serious an interference
with their business. A Government can com
nit 10 graver mistake than the infiction of pun
ishment for an act where no guilt of intention
can be imputed to the parties concerned, and
where they were simply the dupes of some de-
signing knaVe.
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France.

Mr. Rerher, in the Corps Legislatii, had been
the speeches OF Theirs and Berger. he fany ac9u
esced in the policy Of peace.
He said peace in the hands of France. and Franco
would only open that hand when compelled ~ defend
her honor and the inyioability Of her frontier He
hoped tor pacific solution Of the CONFLICT Of North
Europe. He considered that the Mexican question had
u very aring aspect and vas fruitful IN results
Tho Bourss was steady Rentes. 6of. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
GENERAL NEWS.

The General Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. which is now IN session at Phsdel'
phiA elected yesterday three new Bishops. II 10 re-
markable that all the Bishops editors Of ocial
papers Of the church. The Rev. d. W. Clark 10 the
pditor Of The Lads Reposi,ory. monthly publshsd q
Cincinnati; the Rev. Calvin Kingssy. editor Of n,
Rsasrn CArision AdDoeait, likewise published st ON
cnnati and the Rev. Dr. Thompson editor Of 7As cArs
tsn Advocate and Journal OF this city. Bishop Thomp
son b an Englishman by birth, Bishop Klngslsy Pom
sylyanisr and Bishop Clark native Of Maine Til,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

Naval Engagement Between the Danes
and the Austriana
MOVEMENTS OF THE EMPEROR OF MEXICo
HIS ARRIVAL AT MADEIRA.

PoRr AU BASQUE n. f.. Friday May %. 1854
The steamship Peruvian. from Liverpool at 3
p. Of the l2tb and Londonderry 18th ns for One
bee. Intercepted at Port au Blsluo at O'Clock
this evening and tho following summary OF her nsvs
obtained
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New.York.
reached Liverpool on the evening OF the ilth
The Saxonia from New-York arrived at Southsmp-
ton on tho afternoon OF the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

CORRECTIONAL correspondent, apparently
wen informed writes in correction OF statement 10
The SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE of April 26. to this effect
that Capt. Jet, said to have died in Chattanooga
April l5 never was Professor in Oxford College
Miss, in any institution Of learning there; and
that hc was not mobbed there for expressing Union
sentiments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
The Speaker OF the Arkansas Assembly
Expelled.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday. May ~. 1864.
A dispatch from Cairo to Cincinnati paper
says
Tho Hon. II. Il. Allis. Speaker u the Arkansas
House OF Assembly has been expelled by vote OF y
Ia IS.
MIR. Allis retired from the Chair ami resigned his
scat in tile House.
"Thc cause Of the difficulty that Mr. Ais re-
fused 20 sign tho certificate Of Mr. Fishback u. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The ~ \. Tribune
WARRINGTON. Friday. MGy 90 1864
EFFICIENCY OF STAFF OFFICERS.

wAsIIIsGroS. Friday. Mey 20, 1864.
EFFICIENCY OF STAFF OFFICERS.
In tho Senate to-day Mr. Wilson, from the
Military Committee. reported n bill to increase th'
efficiency Of the Staff Of the Army. II provides thai
officers Unsigned to IN Army. Military Department
Army Corps. or Division as Chief OF staff AdJntant
General Inspectoricneral Qusriermaster or Subsis
encc Department, Engineer or Ordnance or Artii
ery shall have rank and pay es follows; To an Army
or Military Department OF more than ono
Army Corps rank and pay OF Colonel
Army Corps or Military Department Of not more than
one Corps Lieutenant oonel. Dhision Major 10
be 50 assigned from nrmy volunteer forces. by the
President Officers Of higher Crude may be thus as
signed without loss OF rank Medical Directors OF mr.
mics In the field Of two more Corps to have rank
pay and cuoluncns ~ Colonies OF Cavalry whilo sery
ing NJ such and Medical Directors Of Army Corps.
those Of Lieutcuant-C olousis Of Cavalry.
GEN. sIGEL.
The Germans, at least 100 in number,
assembled here last night TO appoint Committee to
ascertain IL It the purpose Of ihe Government TO
remove Gen. Sigcl A Committee was appointed to
whit upon tho President. There great deal Of
excited speech making and hnnny appointment Of
another Committee to call meeting TO denounce
tho attempts TO displacc Gen Sigcl from command.
TARIFF AMENDMENTS.
The Tarif amendments have wholly rcmodcled
our revenue system torn the old bill all to pieces and
assimuated it to the amended Tax bill.
THE SEIZURE or NEWSPAPERS.
The Ncw-York State delegation held meet
ing today and determined 10 bring before the consider
alton Of the HOUSE on Monday next the recent seizure
and stoppage by the War Department. OF two OF the
New York City morning newspapers.
MEXICO
The House, in harmony with It's great resolu-
ton agans, the establishment Of the Mexican Empire
voted down the queer honor proifcrcd to King Leopold
of Belgium. the principal originator of the Mexican
intrigue Of raising Bel gan Chargeship
Ia full Mission.
conference has been appointed between tho Senate
and House. Many ~ the most patriotic aud spirited
Senator'S taken by surprise tho original discussion.
ready 10 vote with tho House. senator Sumner
earnestly ab0rs to tho increase VI the mission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

The Senate Committee on Finance leave the
income tax 1T five per centum the sdas
aad not exceeding $1,000 per and fix duty of
y per ccnium on the excess over $1,000 They strike
ont the per ccpnm tie excess. and recommend
the section taxing domestic spirits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
Csmmcrcinl Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MAIHET.-Thero was slBns
the English Funds tie llth and heavy ons
pevsded tho STOCK Market without sPpaien CAUSE Inc
Liverpool Cotton MrAc; is however, quoted a. one motive
for cston The discount, demand 10 s full the svsrsSs
rates being at 939& p cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

DODwoRTH's HALL.-Mr. and Mrs. George
Vandenhoff announce reading for this afternoon. be
ginning at O'Clock Their programme appears in the
advertisement elsewhere.