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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
Another Statement ofLss'S Forces

World says:
An otiioer, formerly of'ths 18Th North
Carolina, was brought here 70 day, having
been captured on the Potomac. Tbs gen.
ersl belief in Richmond, he says. is that
Lees entire army At present numbers about
$4,000 and Longstreet, who was at Char.
lottesyIlie when left, bad over IL 600.
He states that should Richmond be be.
sieged il could not hold out one month.
The RepoOltcaa says:
II bsgins TO be feared In high military
quarters that Lee IL sudeayosidf 10 eaespss
from the RApidau to the yofkn 10 tho;
neighbOrhood OF Richmond
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

WAsHISGroN. MAy f-Lstters from Adj.
miral Porter, Of April l7.h, mention nat
an expedition he recently sent UP the
WashiLR river as far as Manso, eaptated.
5000 bales of Confederate cottou, brought
away 300 negroes and Destroyed much
rebel properly. Toe expediIIon was IA.
der the cnargs Of Commander flasher.
A new principle has bssn adopted by q
recent law, namely: authorizing the Post
master General 10 refund 10 poStmasLerG
tue sums Of which they may have been
robbed 0y the Confederate forusS or rebel
gusrrillas.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
ECLECpIC,

nR. R. II: LEE, Eslee,Ie Physician, Surgeon and
~ Aeeoueher, tenders his professional services to
tue citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. DR.. l.. Is =
0radualSOf the Eeleetio Medical Institute Of Gin
einnatt and has had many years experience In the
practice OF his pro. sEsion, aud he hopes by close
tenttOn 70 bullness 70 merit share of the public
patronage Dr. Lee has given special attention and
has been emlnently sueceesfuI In the treatment Of
chronic diseases OF every variety, and especially Of
such ~ khsumStisn and diseases OF the Rye lar,
Liver Complaint. Nervous Debility, Cancers and
Ulcers, CoLStpation, Piles and diseases Of the KID.
neyB, Gravel, All those who have bO0naniaeelll-
fully treated for any OF the above diseases, WIald
ind II 70 their intSfoit 70 eonSat Dr.. Lee uith01t
delay. Our practice SRaie eOltAin and prompt l6AR-
ing no meF0nTal tAEnt In The yIt6m, bat ctsal1iHE,
rOnoTAling and strengthening the general q ston,
acting in unlSon With hAtuFoh unafIng Laws,
NHGBLth9, WEsT Va, Dec. 4th, 1858.
To an whom it may coneern WSIhs undOEsIEnOd
members Of the West Va. Legislature, lake pleasure
In Saying that We have knOWh DR.. Richard II. Lee
many ears previous 70 the breaking ouI Of the KS-
belion, As . successful! and SaarEOlo practitioner
Of MOdIcinO CoG the Eclectic 6ehOOlJ bStn Ia Kan.
AWha county, Va, and In Gala county. Ohio. y.
@. sLAvK, EsnatoF IEh DII't
". 8. DuhBAH ~. II. u, a.-t
~ JOHN ID. PHELPS, RFeG Senate.
ONCE one door south OF ArAmSraa Hotel Main
street. ss-At'l, Nj mr22 2ms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

NEw YORx, Nay IA Washington Spo.
BeiaI says there Is no truth In the rumor
that Banks will be relieved.
The steamer MatAnEsS, from New Or
leans on the 25Ih has arrived.
Advices from Mexico via Havana state
that Minister UorWin 10 about TO leave the
city, leaving the legation in charge OF his
Secretary.
Great preparations are making for the
reception of Macmillan. He is expected
in May. l' -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

New YoRx, May 4.-Tbs oommercials
Washington speeiAl. despatch has a rdalIof
that rebel spy has been, SeiEed there vi
had come from New York With letters from
persons there who claim to be loyal, RiSipE
information 70 the rebels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

nTFoatlFSLEINo ms NARKEr.-Nr.
GeoFeeY. eErisk ysssSrdsy morning sold a
large nunbsr Of eggs to Mr.. August Ger
ring, who sold them aRaiu to Whosoever
would buy duripg market hours, thus vi
Ols,inE the ordinance to prevent forestall.
log the market. AIdsrnnsu Robertson
seed both parties s. and costs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
Sheen and Horses fOr Sale.

r,,HE uDdsrSlEpod viii sSll on THURsDAY, the
bth day Of Nay, eomnGDeIng q 10 O'clock. AZ bis
rosidsneo N Brooke ooantyS ". Ha.1 ops- hAi nile
bSId OF sheep, WUthera, kWOS and LAmbs-prtnet.
paIIy half blood spanHh. Also four head Of horSo1
one Brood mare, tWO Morgan Colts yeArs Old and
%: Tsr nH.i m de known % day Of sale.
apF48AWLde u v. kOSA.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
Ian Communication Prohibited.

WAsHINsToH, May 4.-The rebels are
concentrating an immense number Of
troops in Virginia, bat our military leade
protessAIo - perfectly Satisfied with he
situation. -e.5.s[ tstE
All mall communication With stbe armv
Of the Potomac and with the troops,is pro.
hibsted for the present. u li,ifl %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

~BUTIEE sold 10 market yesterday
nOrniDE for thirty and tbirty-fVs cents
HpoUud. This important article Is rapid
y eOu,sg down 10 price, ss It should. and
sooIa@ers ought to resolve to pay no more
t1erbi'snt prices. ye.sa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

~CInoU1r COuRT-The case of Cbas.
Wells, indicted for the murder Of Hogh
Glauesy. was ngain postponed yesterday,
10 Consequence Of the illness Of the Pros
tss,iDg Attorney. Major Flesher, abd the
eoounUed absence oftbe States witnesses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

~TaG RryEn continues to swell
ilouly, With about nine feet water 10 the
sbHnnsl. The weather yesterday was all
ibal IL should be in this foWsry mo nth of
Nay-elenr sad bright. Besides the reg
Hlar packets the Lizzie Martin was at the
lsudlnE receiving freight.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

wAsHnsroH, May "A draft to fllup
the DEFICIENCIES still existing in the follow
ing States has been ordered: MASsaehu-
sets. New jersey, Ohio, Ainussota, KEN
lucky and Maryland.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
Laugh!iR's E:xpset0Iant Syrup.

For Coughs, Colds, Group, WhOOPIns Cough use thG
il HSPEoToRANT, sHkUP. Il, d
We GUARANTEES the most speedy rCIIOf By uIips the
E&PEorORANT sYRUP.
Tbs annoyance ofoost mt Coughing Is stopped by
USING THE EXPHcE0RANr SYRUP.
Hundreds testify 70 the great e1eelIonoe of the
RXPEcT0RANT SYRUP.
Difficulty Of Breathing IL relieved by the
RXPEcTORANT SYRUP.
Inflammation Of the Lungs Il cured BY the
RXPEoT0RANT SIRUP.
Children can use Nvtthopk f..r n. J-rf.I
H1PEOr0RANr SYRUP. -,.,.
Asthma, Bronchitis aud Gensral IrrAtiOa Of the
Throat IL cured by the
EXPBCroRANT SYRUP.
Price as Cents. Prepared only BY
fsb9o LAUGHLINs I BUSHYIELD.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
ooLGATn,s HoNEY SOAR.
DYEI HAIR DYEll
e i.i''i ~ BATOHELOR'S ssaaf .
CELEBRATED HAIR DYE

y - n tlo bo1I IN Iho W oFIus
THE ONLY HARMLESS, TRUE, AND RELIABLE
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This splendid Hair Dye Is Perfset-GhAuGns Red
Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Gsosiy Block or
Natural BroseH, without IpIurinG the HAIR Of
stAillng the skin, leaving the Hair Bon and Beautl.
ful; imparta fresh vitality, frequently restoring its
pristine color, and rsetiaes the III enseta Of BAD
Dyes. rheaouuine assigned WILLIAM A. BATCH.
ELoR, all others are more limitations and should be
avoided. Sold by all Drusgistt, Ge. RAoroRY-sl
BARoLAY-sr, NY.
Bstehelor'S New Toilet Cream for
DrsSsinB Lhs Hair. t--of
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
RonntN money.

DAYMRNF Of rho BoUHTY MONEY q ohIO
eOunty viii b resumed II the Court Houlo on
FTday the 9Th day o. Nay, 1884, n 10 O'Clock A. Ms
when payment from oaS 70 day OF IRON time %
time vii b mads 70 the parties Onillod 70 rOooyo
dc ulIas, a. directed By DTSTIOus orders Of th0
Bard Of supSEyIsoEs Of hAia county.
GE0. ". slGaIs JUAN Q. AuRR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
New York money Market.

1901 laea4 Nav YORK, May 4.
Money-oniet and easy at s@T per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Qaiet At 1se@lST
for currency. H4 49,
Gold-ScarceIy so firm, opening at sot
and closing heavy At-7sR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
WIRING SCHULZ FOR rLADlES.

AWAITING ScH10L RJR LADIES--EXOLU.
IA SlVELY-IS now open At the BuanoSs College,
- AAin street. Hours IRON } TO s r. n, When NO
0thUrstudents atten5. TeEmI Is Der mouth OF SO
Tor eouFse unlimited In unio payable II the tune
o. entrance. A gOOd hapd RriIInk can be acquired
By AttS3tiys lsArnsrl IN from tNo % three m0nthA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
3dtpIIf5FHIf q "a
STOP THAT COUGH !

ERlEHDIArS you aware that Jon are riSkinG
L yOur life by nsEloetlng that oIVaRi HhAtnIE
u only COLI, and tE Htll Ga ''W Itself AE9ys
II 2oH continue % esgiset SS1Essis thS resut III
OF tShtnSSS RcroS4 the chest, AtES nded with dat
Ing PALM ben the cough viii become dry and thAt
HhIIh 700 raIss WllI uo Shiok aud yellow OF Ghtie
aud frOthy .hatter, qfGR Gtradksd 0ith blood, and
you will nnd ttRE SO1 have hectic lover, cold
ehIlIs, night sWOIta. The matter amt phl0gm Will
increase With great TofratiOR IfJou slilt uEgloCt
grave. have yob aot eaEss 70 b GLaTNedf The
Ihou.AnUs whom thia great dsstr yer has gathered
10 the grave oysrJ npBls case begdH iOith staple
cold ITIhIS had bOO attended 20 an Zine all mIEht
bee we'll; but being neglected under the q.
tai dslud that would swear Itself oHn It trans
leTEed itS deAIlI RrtVn- 70 the substance Of the
L1pss. s1si,lhs seah4IIaH e I59FH9t4sS
unLll thsse IuborcI began soften ADD SerGFat6f
leaving BY thOSs uiesTAIiOn8 oAGAF oNNrinl IN tnS
IuAas. A. thls CrIss tho dssAse yeEi sult tos
cure, ADD often sets at defiance All hnEnan skill
ALIENS LUAG hAAISAil
WILL BREAK Up KVEN iFanaios IA sHssIsol
INA FEW H0URS' TIME,
II It Il only psrssgSred d. L0li that 4. ne ItIio
Of money compared With hoAithd
USE THIS ALLrPoWERPUL Bur HAntfLRss
q RkMkDY 1A TIAEt
Call Upon Ihe Agents and get asRalas
4 ,sYa ~ Eay. 'PhisGS EtSffe
And read tAp FSAtiss gpon coR1pn ttisl (phisaiig
anu see the certificates Of toe tTuly rOmAEknbI6
cures nadS In our satyi eAsss that were sOhSdSred
Ter ale BY the proyris.or., 2 a '-''1 M
- J. n. HARRIS T. 90.
.-gi..s-,- Obstinate ohiqS
= sold b. Med. lac dealers Esnstally. wholesale
by LACiHLINtS 4 BUSuRIELD, L. LOCKING A
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05
ALIENS Lung hAlISAi
}. n. HARRIS - 90.

10 uhots address ali orders. 'e=-'''''->' S+''s X
gold b. ASdi lac dealsfp gonefAlly. WholsaAIo
by LAUdHLIh's BU5ufIELD, +. H0GKIH1I A.
q 9UOD = OIL LOGAN, LlSF'G O0t II LOGAN
q CO., RkEU 4 KkARE, NLssIing, Va, end BY Al
httsbnEEh DFnRalst.. 2 EnIi4 2rah&v
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-05-05

n. D., PhysteiaR Extraordinary to tht
Queen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
uUNDRED-DAY EXEMPTIONS.

The statement made in our news summary
yesterday morning. based ON Washington
dispatch, that Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts,
was at variance with the War Department on
the exemption of hundred-day men, and that
his terror had been demonstrated by the So
licitor Of the Wer Department, We learn is in-
correct. The facts as related to us arc these:
Gov. Andrew, being in Washington u month
ago, offered to the Government five thousand
hundred-day men from Massachusetts, they be.
ing then urgently needed. He suggested 10
the Secretary that BY The plain provision of the
law those men would be exempt from draft
while actually in the military service Of the
United States, but no longer; aud this view,
in writing. was acceded to in writing.
All this at the outset Of the business, and with
out dispute as to the due force Of the Law; and
there has been 10 discussion or doubt about the
matter since. Massachusetts raised, armed,
equipped. drilled. and sent to the field the
whole 5000 men in twenty-five days-thanks
to the efficient condition in which Gov. Andrew
keeps his militia.
Now the difference between this case and that
of New-York ia that here 1t Is chained by the
journals that the militia are wholly
and permanently exempt; which would he sim
ply cheating the Government Of the greater
part Of their due service. Gov. Andrew pro.
posed only that they should not be drafted
while in the field, but with the understanding
that when their hundred days expire--which
will be long before the draft can be concluded
they shall take their chance with the rest; Of
course having their term Of actual service de-
Quoted from the year for which other drafted
men will be mustered in. That is all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

G. C. Edelin,, alias Sam Cooper, formerly a
veliknown character of Washington. and before the
war a prominent member Of tho jackson Democratic
Association who South at the breaking oct OF the
war and got captains commission in the Rebel army
presented himself to orr pckcts on Tuesday ny tho
Potomac RIVER and desired ~ have tho oath OF ale
riance administered 10 him. He was brought 10 the
Odd Capitol Prison 1t is not known what disposition
Sxu DO made OF him.
1t is generally understood at Washington that
che force which Early has in the Valley is quite large
numbering at least IS 900 He is row engaged In
Shresling wheat. Military movements not proper u
publish are in progress. which will compel hin 10
change his position speedily.
W. ri. Carter, citizen of Maryland. is to be
hung in the Old Capitol yard on Friday. He was con-
vioted Of having entered into contract with the Rebel
Government to supply them with bacon. percussian
caps. &C.. at several points on the Rappahannock
The Board of Aldermen of this county yes
terday passed an ordinance aPpropriatng soOooo for
She relief Of soldiers families.
Twenty-Five Rebel officers captured in Satur-
days fight have also arrived at Washington. and been
committed w tho Old Capitol
The nth Vermont Volunteers, which joined
Che army on the LIST of May with full renks has now bu
90 men ut for duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

money is concerned 10 Gin bad tsste." Ths
loyal people Of thin country sre not Of thaa
opinion. They believe in sustaining the Gov.
cmment with sioney a. well q msn.
and It Is our conviction that tier
need only the opportunity aud informasiss
which might be supplied in the way we suggssk
to prove their faith by works aud to pour int
national Golfers subscriptions generous enough
to put Wall street to the blush. II Mr.. Fesseu-
den will oause his wishes to be made known
throughout this land, if he will go straight -
the people and tell them the needs of the Treas
ury. and why he wants money and how mneA
he will give for tin q word, If he will cause
his proposal receAuy published to 10 broushl
home to mems business and bosOms everywhscA
We have not doubt that the response Of tfs
people will be adequate to his necessities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
THIRTY YEARS.

Mr. Jamns Morss, a gentleman well known
in literary circles, who died in our City some
weeks since, aged 81, stood beside Elijah p.
Lovejoy when lin 1857 he was murdered at
Alton. H., while defending tho third press
which he had purchased and brought to that
city whereon to print o religious paper which
should be open to the DISCUSSION Of Slavery
along with other moral evils. Mr.. Morss, na-
tive of Newburyport, Mass, hnd then been SOW
eral years in the West, living mainly at st.
Louis, where he was engaged in mercantile pur-
SUITS Ho aiterward lived several years in
Washington and removed thence to this City,
where ho acted as correspondent for several
leading journals, and where he witnessed and
aided in resisting the shameful and formidable
pro-SlaveIy riots Of last year. Having received
the martyred Loyejoy in his arms, when he fell
pierced by the bullets Of his murdorers, he noted
the operations Of the same spirit IN this empo-
rum where hundreds Joined in the chase OF one
poor frightened boy, suspected ct no crime but
the color which God had seen fit to give him.
Mr.. Morss, therefore, though dying in the me-
ture primo of life, may be said to have borne q
part in the events which marked the beginning
and almost the close of one of the greatest
moral revolutions which any age or country has
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

claimed, without contradiction, as Fremont
man. If this division cannot DO healed before
November there is, of course. no possibility OF
the State going either for Lincoln or Fremont.
As regards the candidates for tho State
offices, there is as yet no positive breach
Both sections adhere to the principles which
their last State Convention unanimously adopted.
The Lincoln section have declared their readi.
ness to vote the entire State ticket, no matter
whether the candidates may be Lincoln or FIRE.
mont men. Among tho other section, there is
difference Of opinion. how to act with regard to
such o! tho candidates az may declare for Lin
coin. The leading German paper of the State,
the Westliehe Post, persists in its determination
to strike from the ticket every man who may
profess q preference for Lincoln; but large
number of the most influential Germans have
declared their dissent from this policy, and urge
upon all members of the party the importance
of avoiding a split, and Of electing none but
Radical Unionists.
The history of the past few weeks ought to
teach the radical UnOnists Of Missouri how
much is at stake at the ensuing election, II
they fail to elect their State ticket, it may cost
thousands of both the sections into which the
party is now divided, not only their property,
but their lives.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
TO PHILADELPHIA.

The City of Brooklyn has not hitherto e.
joyed advantages over our own in tho matter q
travel and transportation but all things change.
We observe by our advertising columns that
the steamboat Jesse Hoyt now leaves the foot II
Atlantic-street, Brooklyn, every secular day u
II a. ~, conveying passengers to Port Mon.
mouth, N j., who arc promptly conveyed
thence by railroad to tho Vine-St. wharf PM.
adephia for 90, or S3 for the round passage.
(The Monopoly charge is So each wsy.) The
advertisement adds:
..Trnvclcrs from the City Of New-York are notified
not 10 apply for passage by this lire tho State OF new
Jersey having granted TO the Camden and Amboy NO
nopoy the exclusive privilege " carrying passenger
and freight between the cities VI Ne~Hork and fha
dephia."
IA We live out Of the City. (wheuever W
can, we propose to take the cheap line the usas
time VIC visit Philadelphia, q the State Of New
Jersey seems not to have forbidden it. Ana
we trust Congress, at its noxt session. will per-
feet the act which has already passed the HOUSE.
authorizing all persons to travel by the cheap
est and most acceptable route they can fnd'
regardless of whatever exclusive privilege The
Legislators of any State may be bribed 10 grant -
q wealthy monopoly. Ii any one who does nes
personally profit by such monopoly docs n's
concur with US on this point. we should like "
hear bis reasons for dissenting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
two battles:

1t is estimated that the proportion Of wounded
TO killed was much less than usual, because Of
tho coseness and desperation Of these remarka-
BILE contests; and that the wounded. instead Of
being seven times, are not moro than twice as
many as the killed--an unprecedented fact. u
we assume that estimate as correct, then the
total loss of the Rebels in the two battles of the
Goth and 22d near Atlanta is n, 065, against
total loss OH our side of $3.50. Adding losses
in the battle OF the 9th, and the Rebel total
cannot be less than 20,000-which, in proper.
ton to the whole strength Of Hoods army, is
enormous, and fatal to any further offensive
movements on his part.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
GENERAL NEWS.

Advices from the Plains state that the Apa-
Chez Keewas Comanches and Arrspahoes numbering
nearly thousand warriors, committing serious
eepredations the Santa re road All horses, mules
beef cattle belonging to For. Larsed number Of Pm
vsto cattle and 100 horses Of the Colorado Battery.
were captured within quarter Of a mile OF that poet
ON the nth ult Emissrant trains have been robbed
and destroyed. and about COO animals have been
run of About twenty persons have becn killed and
scalped. The Indians were threatening Fort LarDed
at last accounts There only rs men there. Over
fen thousand dollars worth Of provisions had been sent
out to these Indians at Fort Larned few days before
Tho weekly statement Of the public debt
has been issued 1t shows the aggregate of debt bear
ing interest in coin TO DO ss4 73: aggregate inter
est ts3 La s65 The aggregate debt bearing interest
II lawful money is S4lLil3 1877 aggregate interest,"
esaess ITO The aggregate VI debt on which interest
has ceased Is s67l7O; aggregate of debt not bearing
interest s53l 5e4 on The Iecapitulaiion shows the
total amount outstanding to be ez7 7oi interest
A6 4isGaS
BY the arrival of the Roanoke we have dates
&fom Havana TO July 20, and from Vera Cruz 10 July
rs Macmillan has extended amnesty and pardon
60 all political prisoners; but those who have killed
French soldier or burned q place occupied BY the
French arc excluded from the amnesty A conspiracy
against the French has been discovered at Topic The
French forces we're about 10 enter Durango The
<Oroes Of the National Government which at SAL
4o lad marched from there TO Monterey where Juarez
bad been joined by Negrote with over COO men. Tho
French Military law has been introduced by Maxmil
lsA until further notice The forces Of Cortina at Mata
snoros have been joined by many Union and Rebel de-
tsrters. who sre paid Oh per diem In Mexican gold.
DIR. j. w. Page, NJ. d., United States SAM
tap Commission. having kindly consented W assume
the arduous duties Of Superintendent Of vhits refugees
and oyerseer Of the white poor Of the District Of North
CaroainA be he's been appointed a. spoa By Gen
Palmer
Mrs. Jane Manning, Who was admitted to
Bsevus Hospital on Tuesday suffering from severe In
ues received by being beaten and thrown down stairs
By her husband. Lscksy Manning. died yesterday
sncrnisg The jury IA the case rendered . ysrdiot
against Manning and he was locked up
1t IL stated that the murderer of Mr.. Briocs
Che man killed In frsteiass railway car near London
lately proves to be Mr.. Franz Muller who ,ef, in
eang vessel for New York four days before the orime
lad been FACED to him
The amount Of subscriptions TO the seven.
thrty loan reported at the Treasury Department yea
serday was sl,OJ9,ooo
To-day having been set apart as day Of fast
lng and prayer, the Courts will not be IN session.
Gold has been quite steady, opening at 2j6, and
,osng 2s7i0s57l Stocks have been irregular hut eo,e
la and ~ deIs.Ba Government securities sfe Ano"' I'll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival Of the steamship 81. DAVID,
80 have two days later news from Europe
The Fren CHI Government has invited all the
Powers of Europe send representatives TO an Inter
national Congress for the regulation Of graphic
xnunicstioa.
The Danish blockade Of the German ports
has been raised.
Louis Napoleon is to have an interview with
Che King Prussia. The King OF Belgium has arrived
In Paris The object of this visit is said to be to nego
tists a marriage between the Count OF Flanders. the
second son Of the King and Princess Anna Mufat.