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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
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SATURDAY. Aay,li-P. N.


Gold is higher, and closed at tho Steck Ex-
change at I2s 9I72i. In the afternoon still higher rates
wero paid and at p. tho quotations stood l72i Tbs
shipments to-day were e. ll9.2s All Government 80.
curties are in demands 6sof 49, Registered, l4all5;
Coupons ll5i $685. Registered lO6t and Coupons 1864
April 7.3os. liiiallii; Currency Certificates 9si dst
Illinois Cospon Bonds, leo0lo2; Indiana IS, s2las3,
Tennessee S. 59a59i, North Carolina 6s, $1,000,
Missouri IS. NAM, Canton Co., Ho44i, Quicksil.
yer, 70.a7l; Delaware and Hsdson. ca5 Pcnnsylya-
MIA Coal e0s; Cumberland Csoi, Ta77t, Central
Coal. Siasiij American Coal 95alD; Pacific
Mail. 1904 1901; Central Transit Co.. 81, New. York
Central l3ai0l32i, Erie. lls,, Eric Preferred 1919
IG7i; Hudson River. lei diasa; Harlem. g75a2sO
Reading. l3l!al3li, Michigan Central i3Sldl4O,
do. Southern e4i d94l, do. Guaranteed I35Ial3e
Stocks have been firm throughout the day contrary to
tho expectations Of the great mas of OPERATOR The
bears confidently looked serious break down under
the decided military progress Of the army Of virgnis
and somo bulls had confidence enough to buy very
largo amounts Of stock yesterday evening any price,
This morning the market opened steady. and IL ives
soon discovered that the military success had boon fully
and that stocks 10 be had without
putting up prices The fnness 10 due TO two osnses:
tho FIRST H. that a sound railway shares are soarcer
than money, and under the present earnings taking
everything iDtV account, ue ~ Trustworthy fSy dyi.
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Freights are firm, but less active. To Liver
pool the engagements are: 1890 bush. Wheat at Cd
in bHlk 80 ics Lard and 100 bids. Iallow at las %
Us Cd per neutral vessel 1900 bush. Wheat st Cd
in bulk; 40 boxes Bacon and IS tuns Heavy Goods a,
l5s IS; and per steamer. 200 bales Cotton at i'd
and 80 boxes Bacon at 27: 81. To London; q luns
Proyfions at l7s 81. To Glasgow; 50 ties. Beef Ct
A. Cd 10 Antwerp: 200 tcs Lard and 81 hhds. TaIlow
at 22s Cd To Hayre go ties. Lard at 50 francs. To
Bremen; 90 hhds. Tobacco on private terms. To Mar
settles: 200 tcs Lard at IS francs The Charters
Pru sian bark with 200o0 BUSH Wheat to Cork for
orders and another neutral vessel with similar cargo
both al o. Cd p Dr. and two neutral vessels with Petro'
leum from Philadelphia to1LiVerpool at 6s. y Dbl. The
carrying rates 10 Liverpool per American flag
Flour Is ID Wheat Cd. Heavy Goods. is. q lis Cd.
per foreign fag-Flour, Is. 3D.. Wheat, Cd acid.
Heavy Goods. l5s.dl7. Cd TO London per Ameri-
can flag Flour 2s; Wheat Cd; Heavy Goods, Us. Cd
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
ceipts. egC9 esq 34-for Customs eli5,Oo0 and i046
Bonds, on 800 Payments elo754,4 S5 n; Balance
sl9 ses, 2i0 81.
Money il abundant and The rate on cash is ga
y cent and upon undesirable colaterals to second
rate borrowers There is a continued accumulation Of
capital the Atlantic cities seeking temporary invest
ne n and no enterprise OF fair promise hats FOR want
If cheap money Stock honses wholly unable 10
he funds pressed upon them, and rates tend steadily
downward The release Of ten.ycar y cents IN June
III furnish large supply Of money to loan. and unless
III financial laws fail there il to be witnessed another
5eriod Of imitation from Of paper money and
arge sales Of 1910 bonds. The sales by the First Ma
onal Bank to-day were s22 700 and its payments Of
Treasury drafts for the week S20C1,oo0.
Bids will be opened on the 18th at 9 p. N. at
he Controllers Office for $4,000 Central Park IS
due in is76.
The imports at this port for the week have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

FIRR.-Abont 9 o'clock On Saturday night
fire broke out IN the curstory brick building NOS u
and 10 Water street formerly known as Bensons Dis
tllery but now oeeppied by M J. f. L. Lindstadt az
piano mandatory. Tho FIRE 10 supposed 20 nave
originated in tie drying On the IFst hoor ana sA
tended thence through the entire building. lh9 iie
suppressing the flames but not before everything inside
had been either destroyed greatly damaged one
finished piano near the door and ready oI
COMPLETION were destroyed. The loss on stock IL sbont
ti5.6W, upon which there If an Insurance Of $1,000 N
several New Yolk snd Brooklyn Offices me woIknien
yaIue. The adjoining craeker.5akery Of IIanks Co
was damaged by water to the extent ofaboas 500 Ia
proceeding 10 the fire two engines were damaged ny
running against sorue obstacles and one tender was
completely wrecked. rnrond car on Main street
was run INTO and damaged. No person was injured.
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passengers Sailed.

II n,spstio C,il0, for LosGoa a"d Has,e-Mr i'rns'
ter ter" =. Fiosroy, ) NJ P.scso MI. G. Terry Rv : y
Burche and daughter Mr. and Mrs Knight and fosf cay
dsS ES d. ss saa .a mss lewis Cha.
nam T. Goulsrd Mn y inden and aAishtsr os'pAf 1T
Msyers Mad Antoine Mrs. Smith, joseph Gsmsse Rev
Rs. Rev and tR.ss hH md
S:Sy ia der: ::5ss5 6 Ws
j. FienfnDs, George w Weld Mr.. Hep.shsmcr Aegsnas;
I r asss md K s s;S.s E S:ss
Butler MI. A. NJ Etherd and servant $: W. Van Norde9
s. l.. boyd, w. Van Norden, Mr.. Francis L. MgIderA N
M.. ciyun Col H. Fearing II. Goodhas; Bernard Coles
NJ ksa. Mad C.mpos Felix vandsr,chrcisr Miss smpod
G. A. Robinson A. Psrss VIM. h. Guniins, Ae1 Phillips
Mad X. A. Rspirc Deios Abeylesyn.
In ssed@as.p Rararla for Sor1anpson and Hamb~yS
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Burns. Mrs DR.. Muller Mr. and MI.
sSw W RUM wsSsI d. s sSas,. 4 s;Shr ~ f
child and servant, Mn Rich child and infant. GlmOrs 81
s% RySS l. T.Sn ps'pi S.do t.
O. w. Brien. ]. s,eaen, J. Wesener. Wsibel NJ Wes9
meyer B. Ebe Emo Doau. Mr. and Mrs Maxwell ard .,s
A. ~ Drtrsche. :. Plsit, Mr. and Mrs j. H. Miller az
Ra,chen g. s,sberdy D. Rs.chen aud son, T. KIuer'eh
Rueisa, q. Spsnieb c. Christ, NJ J. suris. j. Humnel
Ms nss and shs sqs' schools S sss
w n Wslach aud nephew, A. Reibmann, ~ unesh =
Cirian T. Morales Morales Leonard ssst,sA rrds1s
philip seel Carl conig. Frans Dill Fred. schmtum SsiS
line sailer, John fedissn, D. Hays and 0'A'" IN !"
reerage. L. ,,,rJl
In staam.4p City Of Washfngtos; fer L,f"Pe@y
r. O. Heron, r. Co.e. 7. H. Wsiser. Levy, M. Ls.n1
Mn, AdaIn. Mi.s Anna A. Jones, Mad. Dolet Miss hsY
Does Mrs Phibbs MIR and Mrs washington arc ennd
M and Mr.. A. H. Hook and child Mr. and Mi nsny 1v
and son. NJ and Mrs Y. C. Davi, MIRA hichaiason ~
child Mis-. a,1a Mrs. ksOn and three children n, H. ~
Wyide Alfred Daes, L. g. Deloehe, r.tsi Ansn'' Ws.S
,o;y i (i,eeu Chas H. r. Ahrcns Mr.. and MIS- Hnrpe'S
Mr. and Mrs.. Carter aud hvs daughters, Mr and Mr Aee
two children aud servant Edwd. Neuis, MI rance.
bell t.pt Fsrwril Coz, Simon Nsdry and wife. Rev, -
Finn and Wife Rev. Mr.. Walsh Rev M simmstt Ms
W r. beck. C. IL Hurrcn, W. Walsh, w. H. Beard a[4
P.trica. Mrs. Bsssierc and servant, O. s wlisms L.
Wsi.h 4 smith NJ i.evesly Mr.. Tuncr ;. McCnUosh q
D. Pratt, w Fielding. J. Cobum. MI Cu'cs. Nj" C0ooFs
and servant.
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CITY ITE-ls.

LEMONS roR OUR WOUNDED soIprERs.-On
Saturday morning Mr.. Caldwell Chief Clerk Of the
Sanitary Commist6h AZ Washington. telegrsphed to T.
b. hinturn No us Pearl street to send forthwith all
tho lemons that could be procured for the use OF tho
wounded soldiers now pouring into Washington from
tie battle fields On the Potomac by noon tho same
day Mr. Mintnrn had received s60o though tho appeal
was only privately circulated Donations of lemons OF
money can be sent TO the above address and viii DO Tor
warded without delay.
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cnrtpr cAIrHn,R-Tnl. n.r.

SrTREME COURT-GESERAL IERH.-PTefeued
Csusr,-Nos u 20 ls 20 h ~ 20 a. and 50 ard a
enumerated moonsNos. ~ g. e. b and d. and a. g.
- A.. o.
SUPREME CouRT-SrEcIAL TERm.-No. 7;
Demurrer 1853, 49, 2l, 22 2fs z4y to go 2c2 Of
issnes Of law and fact. -
SUPREME COURT TRCUIr.-Par Mos. l243
lc4p l-7a I-aI 1871 llGq i7B1 7n5 1901 1909 lLl l27
1911 1891 7s5 lG77 lT11 1851, ~ SIS Pert il-No- ~.
iT2 COT ST. 1876 ga 1875, 1894 3s2 40, @ 'o', 1875 40
1850. 1927, e. IS a. 100
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. 1913, Hgy,
?a ac5 3i5I eel 42o9 AIS. 49, ss9 42al eos, i3JI,
45il 4JU3 Part i-No- 3tsS 2sfo 5iio, I0lb JIs, J'
3is? $3.50 7ss1 55i6 1885, e34, 2ets 1888 SN
COURT on COMMON PLgAs-TEIAB TERM-Ad-
ogrnsd for tho tsrm The General viii be session.
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THE MULBERRY STREET Honcrpg.-Corone

Widcy Friday evening concluded tho nquest, AZ the
Fourteenth Precinct station. cd the body Of Walter
ID. Bell alias Scot.y tho hunoher" who was shot on
last Monday evening in front of No. III Mulberry
street, While engaged in a fight with Hugh Riley. Pat
rick AcDermOt'. Thom0s McAndrews and others.
The testimony OF several witnesses taken, but their
evidence Is the heretofore published The
Jury rendered the following verdict: The deceased
came TO his death by pisolshot w0und at the hands
Of Patrick hcDermott. and Hugh Riley and Thomas
NcAndrews wero accessories before the fact" Riley
committed to await the action Of the Grand Jury
HcDermott and McAndFews fed Immediately aitor the
shooting and are still at lurge
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fAdyeF,isement

4 IHINU OF DEAUTY Is JOY TUHEFEh'-
The Living heath Of Tho oye fowsI that blossoms IA the
rrand Of and watts fts sweet peumo every breeze
has ito counterpart IN the bshs of all who that
equaed and usuNpopnlsI Den,ce, Fragrant SotoDosT. IL
pahes and ths breath oesnso boauhss and pre-
serves the Teeth hurdens ,he Gums and ves them that
rossste much coveted delicious convenient
ecacos aud eehal preparation for the toilet gwen
tho public Sold by Druggists every where cents PER
bottle and BY HALL RuCKEL PTopriosou TO- 1s Green
wichst. New. YORK.
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FATAL RESELL OF STREET BRAwL.-A

FATAL RRsgLT or A STREET BRAwL.-h
party Of Germans Sunday the eth inst. became en-
gagged in brou IN front Of No. u Avenue A, during
which stones and other missiles were freely used. A
number OF the crowd were badly injured among whom
was Frederick Broehert, who received severe bow
on the head Tie party arrested and taken before
Justice ShsBdloy. who fined them - each and held
them to bail keep the peace. Bro bert after reaching
lis bone No. u Avenue A. grew verso and died on
last Saturday evening. John Siter and Les!s Grant
were arrested and held TO nj. the acton o. the Cor
oner An inqUcs, will be held to-day. Deceased was
"a years Of axe and native of Germany. He leaves
VITO aud three children.
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR

At General Term of the Supreme Court, held
PoashhseIs Wednesday, Nay H. lsi' the following
named Gentlemen duly admitted TO The Bar; John '"
Tinp.on I'd Walter IT,, Jno. Afhurs,, Chus " Gaylord
Milton frost Fred W Pu zsy, stephen q. Maroon John
H. Wet George Causon Iab J. foois Fred A. Fox Allen
tsnderversos Angelo Newton, typrisn s. bTsinerd "m
I. Shaw and WI. II. Smith.
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AdyeIsemrnt.
IHR ORIGINAL HIRAM ANDERSON No.

Boeery 10 selling superior English Royal Vlyet Nd Brussels
CAgrETs at reasonable prices also Imperial Three ply and
Tapestry Ingram CARPsTv, nusS AArs. MkITtSg. TABLE
and Piano CovEss WINDOW SHADEs DnueeEGs for yard
wide fLooR OrLCLOTa, from three 10 tvuniy four feet
wide Al goods gusTanteed urging buy psco
only. Look fof HmAa AHDsRsoJ, Ne ~ BoweQ.
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SUICIDE AT SHEEPsHRAD BAY.-On Saturday
night last yonng man named William Denbrook. a
oarkeepcr employed at the sheepshead Bay Hotel com
mitted suicide by cutting his throat with razor Tho
deceased bad long been afflicted with the dropsy and
attery had swollen to an unusual size which compelled
him " take 10 Nv beI Becoming dependent, be ~
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CoRovrRs' IvorEsrs.-Coroner wildey We.

terdsy held ilquests in tie following cases;
James welsh aged 40 years. native Of Ireland was
found in the dock OF the foot Of Beach street. ~ X. He
had been ia the wstcr about three weeks.
Daniel BresleLan. native Of Ireland. aged - years
vas found n the alter At the foot of Whitehall street
Deceased resided In Brooklyn. where he leaves "a wife
and five children. lie had been missing aboui two
weeks
An unknown man was found floating In the water
aear Pier No "A East River. He about p years
OF age five feet five inches Ia hight and dressed in
black coat AID vest blue cloth pants and fine check
shirt lie had been in the water about three weeks.
Mary r. Real lately residing ut No J75 Washing
ton street committed suicide Friday last by taking
dOse of stryeLniBe. Deceased was - yoars OF age
She had boen very much depressed lately owing 10
domestic troubles, and bad repeatedly threatened to
take her life.
Verdicts In accordance with tie facts we're rendered
IN all the above cases.
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fAdvertisement !

BATCHRLLORs BAZAAR.-I have tested Bos.
WARxKxs CoLoRIyc, tzd found eIceeat for tho
Hair and Whskers GvsAs material appearance No trouble
In applying H. Ny customers ike Il very much II wiz
tske tho place Of other Dyea JAIEs BAxcE sLLoA-
Color beautiful brown or black One application without
wash preparation. Try it-you will ether Deps'
No Deg st., ~ Z. =
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Passeuxers Arrived

In ,seas.sp Cityqt Cork J,o Lire,ge ssd Qyssn',ss
Mr. .ndMr'. Shedwich snd.ws sons Mi:' Msf' st.s1s
hart Rrad.haw q DavsEc, B. Qninn, J. Lawson. 81
Steiner D. Mar.den MI. Ii.,is sullivan Mri M M:r;ni
OCsnnor, Ma sarah HiDy'suul sas sW0 sAus''n Rv' =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

TwRyrY. SECOND WARD.-The pupils Of the
public schools Of this Ward announce grand enter
,ainment tomorrow evening, at the Academy Of Ausc'
for the benefit OF our sick and wounded soldiers.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. MAY 10, 1864

.o,ved 70 end his exbtenee which he did duyng the
temporary absence Of q man who was attending upon
him. The deceased was &c years Of age nAuVe u
Bremen, and unmarried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

TRorTISG on THE UNION COURSE l.. l.
On Friday u rot oil FOR the propretors purse and
stake Of sl75 mile heat best three IN hve 20 wagons,
on the Union Course, i. The contestants were
Hiram WoodruTs famous Hambletonian colt Dexter
who made his first appearance on the iro,tng turf on
the Fashion Course fortnight ago. and has since sue
oessfuy carried OF the four races for which he has
been entered and John DOtys bay mre by George n.
Patehen Of whose merits ruInor has been very busy
The latter is big bay mare standing 10 hands inches
and tIOts very similar 70 her renowned sire. Sbe ey
their highest degree in the race Of Friday she
showed her self be perfectly greenare on the track
Dexter OF eourge the fayOrite, go 10 eS being
freely offered that no lie slowed that the conn
dence Of his friends wellfounted BY winning the
first and second heats IN 80! and 2:39 the mare being
then Withdrawn.
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BROOKLYN ITRms.
BROOKLYN Cl

BROOKLYN Cry MORTALiTY.-The total
which % were men. q women. 10 BOYS and ~ girls
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FIFTEENTH WARD.-We are requested to call
attention 10 nmoeting by TIC Citizens Association OF
THE Ward at Hope Chapel this evening.
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The earnings Of the Erie Railway for the
month of April 1854. we're: sl.O7957 rs. Earnings
month Of April 1868 were: i94so5o n. Increase sl3
40 OK.
The following arrangement to pay tho June
interest the two year notes by tho National banks
great convcnience but the tho Secretary Of
the Treasury discontnues the stupid requirement in
relation to cutting of the coupons in the presence Of
Official the better There is such thing being
careful and getting in ones own way In this case
As long "a tho Government is 40 large borrower il
had better study the convenience Of it, creditors In
preference 10 the whims of ts subordinate officers.
TREASURY DxpARrnssr. M.y o. 1864.
SIR On the lat % June next the fr emf cospon-
Of the cent two years Treasury notes become due and
with view to the convenience Of the public tho National
Banks desrnaed deposeres authorized 10 dssch the
coupon. required by the regulations and to redeem them
T1 '~ aSsn ne the 0 a sc.
nec,ed With tho Dspar,men TO extend this facility to the pub
ic and thus contribute TO tho credit u the Government
foSyour guidance in the premises wall please observe
om the note TO which II belongby you, in your pres
ence or in the presence Of Of your oce and tho in
pom, and no, from the date Of the note
Very respectfully, s. P CHASE, secIy Ofthe Tr-..ry.
To $ Tnosrsos. esq, President FiT'. National Bank
New York City.
The transfer books Of the Galena road will
close lsth'inst. and open ID June
The Denver Gold Mining Company have de-
elared quarterly dividend OF two ca y cent. payable
at theoec Of the Company in this city on Friday Goth
inst. free Of tax.
The subscriptions to the 1910 loan received
to-day ct the First National Bank we're S22, 700; paid
Treasury Drafts this week. s20O000o.
Traffic of the Cincinnati and Chicago Air
Y Inc u.,iro.d Tor tha u,ns,tb of nriI.
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Acknowledgement !

KRST's EAST INDIA COFFEE is<he best IN tho
world for family Sold by all ocers Price "a cote pcs
pound Ash for hents no other senunA Gssers Dcv0s
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CmarnrRS-MAI N-Baore Jnf;ioo
FOSTER
DECISIoES.
Margaret Maxwell agt. George t. MaxweIi.-ke-
port confirmed ana Judgment Of divorce granted.
Cl,uontine Bur ~ Prung at :-s'tleb purchphDg
port confirmed and judgment Of divorce s'antsd
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Receirfa Of Produce.

MAY 1880 bbls Flour $50 do. Whisky, 2l00 bars Co
Meal Ooo bush Wheat, ~ 600 bush oas $50 pss LtG
2slo pigs Butter. pigs Ashes. 100 pkss. Provsop'
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssiONs-MAI H.-Befor'
Recorder ficPYsLs.
L.. LIZ In lam 10 fnr MIN

Tho following is the calendar tor to-day;
Msry C. Powm.n indicted for rnsnssushter. In having
caused the death Of her nephew john C. Bovtn ssed
ycar by alleged nhuman exposure while he WIS suffering
fom ,iobne.s.
Joseph Mcponsd indicted Tor IN the fret degree.
John Hal sud innnsb Collins. grand aesny
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7reaioa, May 70, 1854

We fbo unIers icned having been elected dele
nate. to the New-Jersey Union CcnSenon hereby protest
s.t b, sc.ion Of said Convention in sitting free discus
men md in peIveIting the resolutions offered by u.s. we
ciusd h, Convention with he sincere desire c! aens III
unity with the Union party, with which VIC were always
dcn,sd dese 10 express our views against the
ps,eiion The feeble and vasciStins power which now
soverns country, and against the oeia corruption which
se,ls pioong swsy but fond the leading prs o.
abe Cow non determined allow nol ng but sasome isud
ssons Of pfessn, incumbent OF the Presidential chair
We moved to substu instead OF the resolutions overflow
ss With o,ror,ed praises Of Abraham Lincoln and his Ca
net own intended the President IS io
lows
Realized Tia, we heartily indOrse the policy Of the Gov
in sysg i.e the service. OF the slaves 70 ns,
neceses OF OF the ondaDenIai principles Oh M.
T. to spPPor, svl by nsng the resource; o. ne enemy ss
hin, og. Ne deem no more tisn las st 't! & 80 ,
The protection with all other soldiers oa'lnn '0' '
E,oi.,S fh tr au who is 10 oil the highes: oice IN the
nd dnrn. re presidential term ousft &c De one woi
ms distinguished abilities hiGh character ae.iieu t
pItnchng onsTsy and past seIrce' oheIs 10 We p! h
pIoreI guarantee diet lie Is worthy sndestaoie o.
eountIs safely and speedily out OF ats present
dangerous emergency into ia normal -s'e o. poses anu p
Serty.
A. the call Of the meeting addressed TO All USioN
ss we certainly justified in expecting ths such roo
isions woad be subjected to free discussion But the fre
Aes, Of the Convention put the question upon an amendment
- add hese resolutions TO .hose containing TIC Nst"'t
yssscs Of Abraham Lincoln, while be would not allow an
semaIks be made in favor Of the original motion to 'uo
s<t;ute
Assin this unfair action of the Convention hereby
sper cur solemn protest.
(sjspedl CHS WEHLE.
NJ w SIEBERT
A. LANCE,
s. II. KOEIILEN
LOUIS ALTHOF,
WIN. n. wEIDNER,
7yeHtea hsy u. 1864. }. 4 1OEIZS'
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Noy.iMPoRTATroN MOVEMENT BY rnB La

NoY-iMPORTATloS MOVEMENT BY THB LA
nms-Undcr the auspices Of many Of the ladies con
nected with The metropolitan Fair meeting VII De
held today at the Cooper Institute. Mt o'clock for tho
puyosc understand of forming nm association with
view " diminishing the purchase Of Injuries, par
tcuar Of foreign importation u this crisis Addresses
may DO expected from President King Prot hiteh'
cock, the Kcy. L. yinton. JAS T. Brady and others.
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The Nsw.Jr <sey Union Convention.
=. n. ESito- Of IA IN. y. T-s1sa.

Pie report Of the proceedings of this Conven-
ees oits 70 milton demonstration made zDd intended as
eapresiO. Of opposition to the proPrey Of enoHn"ng
Nj L,uecM Mr. wehle Of Hudson County offered two
scsoiutyans ono Of which reads thus;
~R,s4red That the who is TO FL the highest once I'd
H. Nod dor * the Presidential term oagh TO be one
s.ho by distinguished sbities high character determine
s, ssanehg energies and part services caers ne popei
rv.ysuty 10 the pcope THAI worthy and capaoe OF car
syius the country safely and speedily ont OF u pren' m
rsotsd and dangerous emergency INTO s oorna state % p
80 prosperity"
The cher resolution expresses the sentiment ths or
esoed soldiers ought to receive the same pfo'ecuon " MI
stivr soldiers battling for the couse Of the Union
10Th resolutions were adopted by the Convention h'ef
speech By Mr. wehe in which he frankly expressed himself
s,,o..5 70 the Of the present incumbent
MrxsER OF THE CONVENTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

HUpSoN RIVER RAILROAD - Important
changes in the time table Of the road take elect o-da.
The frat afternoon express now leaves at ocioos IN
stead of3:l5 and the second at instead OF :, thus
giving greater mail and passenger Recommendations
For other changes, especially IN local trains see ad''r
tisemont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
FEE ROLL or HONOR.

Nnmss Of Eew-yorE WerDdcd Received
mt rho Warrington Hospitals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
roRTY-ropRrH NETWORK REGIMENT.

Wesubjoin scorrect list of the killed, wounded,
and missing Of the 4th New.York up to Tuesday morn
ing This regiment went into action with so
nvIp x-r> xSroarrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

HARDWOOD HOSPITAL, CocHRASs FARM, sEVLSIH
STREET, WEST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16

SURGEONS WANTED. We direct attention TO \
an advertisement Of the Medical Director, u g. A. IN
another column. The necessity for moro Surgeons IN
the Hospitals at Washington is understand urgent,