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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29

mentS or MS colleague 4Mr. Long anu
further, that he, (Mr. Cox was author
ized so to declare puhlcly. 1t was a.
extraordinary that gentlemen Of the same
political party should deem it to be theil
duty to meet in caucus and authorize one
of their number to disavow the speech, a:
for him to offer the resolution he had. -
[ that could be done in the interest of a
party, why should he (Mr. Colfax) be
criticised for asking the House to solemn
y repudlate the speech for the interest.
Of the country.
Mr.. PESDLEroN remarked that he die
not know that there had been caucus
aud that his colleague (Mr. Cox had nc
authority to speak in his behalf.
Mr.. Cox desired to explain. but was
not, at the time, afforded an opportunity
to do so
Mr.. CoLFAx, resuming, repeated tha'
he had brought forward his resolution
from a firm conviction of duty As the
occupant of the Chair, he was the servant
OF the House but on the floor, as Re
preventative iroat Indiana, he was the
~ -
e4uai 0. an o'oer ecn''e''ah' no more nc
rights any other member on this floor
1t his own brother, under the solemn oath
required by the fiat of this Congress. hac
made that speech, he should have pursued
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."sst ".n .ess' ~. "'s tou',y t '"oas. s, ~
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70 oe'o,.'e :, va 50 ,. o' ".,".N = lo o''.,
"''e o''''e5 ~ w.. i;r
moment had driven h'm INTO private HE
betoro he proceeded TO ana yzs the speec1,
lot 'he gen''emaa FROM =o1'o' he desired
to advert to some fniRss Whtsa had been
salt ON the Opposition side. ne sen'Ie'
man from ols, .tI x wine Ne wa
pleased to SPEAK OF ms ia'fns,3 as speak
er Of the iiJa,et said that he h'd de-
.eea'ied from the char to the A2or OF the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29

"SARKAsTIcAL."-The Richmond Wnig
in the following sketch of subject for =
historical painting is what ArteInus Ward
would call slightly " sarkastical.'
sUBJECT FOR HISTORICAL PAINTING.
Enquirer man-not the editor be ST
"nameless here forever more"-teafing up
the Confederate constitution for waste
paper. Mr.. Memminesr picking up the
pieces to print SO cent Confederate notes
on. Trainers of the constitution in the
back ground, setting on mourners' bench
wiping their weeping noses on illustrated
cotton Rocket handkerchicfs. Detailed
editor Of independant paper, dressed id
the uniform of artillery private Of Con-
federate States, going out to be shot as =
deserter for not spelling liberty" Libby;
preceded by band playing "When this
cruel war is over" "Unemba rrassed
government" in the shape of six-horse
coach, with the drag chin broke, being
backed by stubbon mule down a steep
hill Into the gulf of despotism. Mr. Benz
jamin looking out of the coach window.
and singing, peace by the next mail FROM
Europe 10 be painted in oils (mads
out of lard at 81 per pound,. and susi
pended in the Commissary department.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-29
I T E M s, & c.

The man who ate his dinner with
the fork of river, has been attempting
to spin mountain top.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
MeGicaI.
CINCINNATT NhNEREAL HOSPITAL,


Sstahitghedta The Year 1850,
FOR THE oURA OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And andss The ssnsrolof we q Ole nos, Epinsnt
nR.AH. sBoakPAkTH, tfofa London md Pafis
u AosRlteif, And fsr the past ten SeRta Of tAs ON
iaaS u ESSsYsaE. iqRj1fs the ssly ssicsi5 he oIis,
where . permanent cure. OF Private Diseases can be
SI'sinS ac,po9fH%s cafsa u 70 q hoaIai aiset esre q
in 70 10 days. SSieiures erred IN tto1 weeks; Noe
turnA Bnissiops atopPesd n 2 20 days. ssmiRd
nv stages euTsdisg days; BeS'ndary symptoms la II
% sWeeks; Skin pisefseh esred in 70 alwesksi im-
potency, Yigor roatprsdln1 70 4 weeks, All diseases
efs prlyate neturs rested With unparalleled success,
male % ad IosnstS ~ 4 ,Foyt 81 n,fJs,s A..
Pdysts adidst HsaisS, i bshsaeiai q sI rssis snss
fsmele. old and yoangt ahouid read thia book . 10 will
snliGhtan those Who grape In dsEknesss Prise 40
: s DE sss.psTsss PreaaA ralsat Male saa, ia.
perfectly safe, and never nails 10. 60 saisdAsuoa. Ills
lhe only SAFE aad ssrs hrSysnsys agsinsl diseass
sas, IS q haif dozen % per doseh, sehtby mail.
sdrMadame LQzIRR'g Eemale hoAthly Pills 10 .
male diseases. Ladies should not lse thsm dnnna
pregnancy, ~ they vii produce miscarriage. Pnoe
II @perbox-eKha Ane ss-sentts aay address by
"pri. B a \. are ne naSn V sonsult shsy arc M.
quoshonAhly aekneylsdged p bA the shhmPloas and
have bssa acsastene q ron sh e1riy See ofyoah y
witness ne ysri'Ss sassss s, which allie, ssnEioa,
SSS SEaSSi:l ssss s'S u yy.sss ;Eif Ih sR sEEsi Sais e &c GsT .s a:
shy, end having ascerhansd beyond q doubt the vast
aSaefafss s@Ssen X ihsif pzfAealsf skidy ,ahdto de.
yo.s thslr whelesl.sstlo y ne alsvssho m o. The d,s.
answered unlesg thay epnsain a retaltanee Or posi-
ss'A@y' osIl q n sssT1sa krs hrySoaba
Nj lsasyS9moTs sgsSsfeSes Pe'Sssn rnAA sH1<ssst
o&SA hours rom Gam. tOSY.M, hs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23


Mrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth OF
TWRLVH OnNT SUGAR, AT MINICK'S.
The incest kind.
Mrs. B.. got one doaArs worth Of the incest kind
GENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's
Mrs. o. got ono dollars worth Of the choicest quN.
iEy Of n il .ts .H
SIXTEEN CENT SUGAR., AT MINIOK's.
Mr.. B. says that he got the beet quality OF green
RIO COFFEE AT j. A. MINICK's,
That he ever drank, and Mrs. b. says she got the fin
GREEN TEA AT J. A. MINIoR's.
While every body calls gets some OF that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. A. MINIOR.
Mi. NJ. saYs he purchased RhAlf barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT J. A. MGEICK's,
Decidedly Tie besth he ever used while the supply OF
NO. 1 MAoKRREL, AT J. A. MINIoK's,
Both tor sns and quality, cannot be excellsd in thia or
any other market. ...#.
As invites All 10 call at his establishment and IN
pect his stock OF Etl. 1fI -ff
OHOIOE DRIED FRUIT,
U0FFEES N TEAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS,
And the largest and host variety OF Groceries to be seen
IN the CITY. HIS large Establishments on the.
Corner or Market and Jefferson sts.
au 10y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
Dpeing apOuse.
pYEINC o U S

NO. SO, 81. CLAIR, B8r.F oURTH a FIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
fNHE gned informs the pubic that he "a a
L practical dyer. and has established = dye house At
ne above place, and - nov prepared 70 color all kinds
any color that may be desired.
Grease and stems removed from all kinds oT lahros.
He warrants 70 hnlsh all goods in a manner 90 give
satisfaction having all articles necessary 10 perform
bis work IN the best possible style.
aus HERMANN wIEGEED.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
THE AFFLICTED READ

Aud learn that a perfect and radical cure 10 warranted
and guaranteed 10 all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, de-
preston OF spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, loss
Of sleep, loss Of memory, loss Of energy and muscular
Edsnss In y" ytbsDssix.' ssins,ns 4,s c,nvnisv. % ,roa,.
billings, impotence and disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS A
Some physicians require TO DO told the nature Of your
disease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not. His perfect knowledge ofthe human system enables
bin 70 describe the diseases without any Information
guarantee its cure. And, what s more valuable stiI, he
will HONESTLY and frankly tall whether you can DO cured
strictly private and onadentisl.-Medio Journal
Tho Botanic Ramsdies OF DR.. Raphael, the English
r nSneaio abS psr%sh nsyst ed %oiS Of al SLE 70 P PeTS I Ps'i SIS.
GRIT, AND DISEASES, without the use
q Mercury without hindeanso from business, and
without fear OF discovery or exposure. No deadly poi
sons, such ~ arsenic, puK vomloa, opium, or any other
Poisons' No mercury nor any deadly notwithstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used BY
this wonderfui botanic Physician. His Botanic Rene
dies never yet failed to cure the most obstinate and the
m9st dangerous cases, and 20 remove all mercury and
other impurities from the system when all other Rene
dies had fAiled.-Meiiodl JotrHaL
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CoHTEMPLAT.
ING Hear what the Baltimore CORES
pendent Of the Oddfelow, Boonsboro, Maryland, said
on Thsrsday, the Slst Of May, 1850;
"humerOu cures OF diseases caused by early indiscro-
tion having been performed by the English Botanic Ply.
sieian, feed IL my duty, having a knowledge Of them,
to state the het, believing that in doing 90 may doS
Of young man la this eity-a worthy % noto. He had
become the victim Of habit, the mere allnsion 70 which
causes a shudder, and amer years Of suffering and doctor
Ing gave up all hops OF recovery. He wished % marry,
and was dearly beloved BY - sweet girl a. ever lispsd
words OF affection, but koWas ieArful, nervous, and proc
tuted. He dared not wed on account Of the shattered
state Of his system. He sought rolisf At the hands Of tho
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing as It may seem, all
the bloom and YigOr Of youth has returned, and he u
now the happy hther Of a pair OF bright boys"
Any who are suffering, no matter what their CON
plant, can call on the Botanic Physician oonhdsntiAlly.
They may rely upon relief His once Is a. No. So
hAbr FlfTH Bet, Sycamore 81. aud broadway, GIN.
Width ID col
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
Upholstery.
@entraI.
To Suffering Humanity.

aN DR. W. w. AhCHMAE,
THR INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAIRVOYANT,
VXToULD say 70 ne aek and aniosAd, that he eaus-
Nv &c nc blind 10 soc, the deaf 20 hear, and The
lame W walk without the use Of the knife OF any min
onal druga.
RHEUMATIsM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION, and
all fEMALa WhAkNES9E8 cured IN few days.
All OHROSI COMPLAINTS relieved without hil,
by calling on the Doctor at his rooms At his boarding
house, No, 50 H. CLAIR street, second door south 81
the Univbrsalist Church, Dayton, Ohio. au2idtf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
sandusky, Dayton and CINCINNATI x. =

Ia u
n and after November 40, 1868, and unui ,n,,t
nouce, Passenger and Freight Trans vIu -
DAYTON, gong north, as foluWsi W." 'u7' >
:. An A. N. through freight and Ar,.n,
Os4U with Passenger CHr attached. "'
hIl.Un A.. M. Mail train for Sprngtela. ual,u,.
lUsOU Urbans, Beleiontaine, Forest, Ci,,G. s,
Sandhsky, connecting at Springfield with 1,su NV n
LONDON ana Columbus, ArnYlng IN Coiulnbus "a ~.
mi at Urltna with tram Tor Columbus; nj Inr,., -
IRAN on Flttsbnrg, b. Wayne y Chicago X. hi "
htsti arriving IN Cfesuine M O.4O D IA and piu.t.Ss
z;0J a nj tClyde with Tram on Cleveland ana I,fa.a
n A. gong last, arriving IN cleveland al h,ap
Duhklfk NJ 5iJOh IN, ana BuialO nc basO a n, -
west, arriving IN Toledo At lZ.iU a M, DetraiIs a. s.,n'f
mi Chlcago ~ lO'5O a M and SsndutkF at GA 4 n,
H.. r. NJ. Night kxpIess Tor Springfield Ia.
Osll ana behsiOntuLe, cOhneetng az koras, -
Iran gong hast ON Plitsburg, H. Wayne and ,a,.r"s''
hoaui hrrlNlngi . Cfcsilnt AT o:lb a H., Pttsl,,,.I -.
m Solng West, with Tram arr tnH IA NJ &C.,
o'z1 y M anu chicago al lU.iU u "a, al Glide u,u, a ~,
on cleveland anu lOlcuu X. IL. afnviul IN t,'vsi,a' 80
~ "a M DuuklIk NJ liOu = ia AHA Buffalo al $50 \ 49,
rehehts saidusky ~ TAO n Ia. 49,
T.nE 4. nj. huntsville Accommodated -
t.UO Dayton ON arrival u Iuuh non, G,nnV,,'uS
isaoling sprinRleid ~ 300 pin, UrlatnE IA l0.aS -
West Liberty AT ll;AJ = AZ, bouuiUhlHine 81 Ii.L, y 49,
anu HuntaYIle M l2.laA m. v va
icketn w. lnts Lille 10 alt points kntu, ~
west can De hhd hl Tie lIukat Once il, M, I'm, =.
-oAm ". LING, TiCket Agent.
hMt hlhhjs hs iDh hb " ANY other r,,t.
- 'uVIh'Ati"h ieihIlFO To chipping fteikLt nv ttt
n'utci ePfJ a. tie tuhiiahy'b fIslEbt IsnU,-',
"A'"hli "gsul. Ii. hIOh, .Ltr,tI.t.
~. q. oLAtt, Geu. licketAgeut. na'7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
o SALE BY

Vim WensthoH and W " Stewart, Dayton, George L
Boyer, Mmmisbura; J stoo slayer, Union; J o Ander-
son, Oentervillei Bhyers, New Lebanon; h Jackson,
Shambersburg; DH Bauer, Harrisburg; ID B Divine,
4mver, West Balumorei Rookie a 90, Germantown;
J W hurply, Vandalism II Nichols. Liberty; ID Roes,
FarmerHyllei HeyorlinR a Herr, Salem; " Pyrmont,
Williams 4 9waner, West Baltimore; Parker, Bro. 4
Col Parkersh1rgi and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the UAited States and OanadAs.
au1ldly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

hVen where he has preceded them into at.rr,itv. n, "a
~ ~ nonsst qebtor satisfies his confdinac creditor Kgsn
80 soSsiou lease Proplhous. In q moral and worIIIv
his sting. lI ~J ""'Vh 70 TOD death OF
Let any husband, father, son, ask h,mseIC .Is ,vas
us 'oTnaahb "oaid those who arc dear to me W.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

houIu THESE children have a comfortable bor,o -.
d dn1 usahs Of edueahonf Would lhis vie be inJanan.
sead o on ne cold charities Of the worldI would thls
Ssthte pay nay debtsb lWohid there bs no locriGaa - Z,
fhs sbgS ~ ~ breed sales Of an adninistrator 10 maei
tands dn,lusA Sredters-sAles mad6 when Inc marked
IGoS - oshnAIuI and bar prices cannot be reaIiEedin
ho %T 'ew can answer these question TO their satIsfae.
thst thas ny lehr 70 ask them, and cherish The belief
ish and SowsrJi = 'ong lease on life. This is both fool.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
1probtsiomg.

Andrew Weingartner,
Stan No. ~, Western Market House,
Dealer in
Fresh Meats, Hams, SauSage,&C.
Always on hand, OF choice No. l stock. auI9dsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

foane meh bnst starting Ia business, whose chls
capital u dher energy ana Integrity, should insure then
lives 70 the amoHut o. half their hahlhes. 6nch a.
act Of aisintarssted Honesty, when Known 10 their craj.
tors would JuRuy increase har confidence ID them
u would show that ehey did not wish TO leave their ssi
niendS exposed 10 any aVoidabie contingency and hG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
LOOKS THE DANGER IN THE FACE.

t nss ns may srappie with Ij me wise man, that he
~ stuay ~ nature and pallate its threatoning ina
shssnso o. p~aiiiation arc 1T hand, OF easy aoces5t 70 all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
A-N NUAL p MIUM

AN NUAL p
,Itibl
lUrFr
81
m4u I Hf Z
ni aH s.H p
higt4 nasty BE- regarded az the tribute which an up
heaFt pays ~ the ahrine 81 iustlea. \. u- Id II
JOHN "a S~TORRELhAN,
auis Ageat Tor Dayton aud Vicinity.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
illinois central baIIIOAa.

anu alter Monday, November ID, A sol. P.....
LEAVE blATIUUN.
SSo.nE Sorth, l:lO p m aud 1.-Two d m.
soiuk South, 4:bO a m and 800 NJ
PAkA'
Gong North, 600 u m ana gs.n If,
S1lhB south, ll,SO n M and 5;45 n M
holf ", +. JOHNSON, Gen. Papsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
DAytOh' AonIa and Columbus RalIro.,,

hdIIFOuu.
~
Ihhh DAly Trains East, via CoIumtn. 90
r6Tcs i,d IRON Dayton to all Eastern Uraes infous-
East ar follow NILS NIds ,Easl, leaving DAYTON t.r H..
a ~ C oniv ~ nny Express NJ IlI5a. M be,he,nht
n. m n sion ~ Aonln ahd London. Acconin,n1a', nan
columbus. fON Detheen Dayton Al.
mo addaii5ng s ~ Dayton, night e press 4:45 a. m Aoo,
press 442 p. m. anu NIheinhsND bay Ia
Ter than i faS Sy GolanOus time,whieh is n,iputes ia.
cs hniousH uskets can be had for all Ras,.r
" noiS 10 " KING, Tick ct Agent o'u e''iesl'
T. W. .tD, supan,,ana
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
B"IElmoro and OHIO Rniiroaa.

90 81 - Hsaxss.a
4 H ,nsl koUTL.-lerminAtes M -.
penWood anu Falkorsburg on Tue West. ai ~ mneeiul1
points M Ihs Wea ! steamers, &C, loT and ir1np .
LhlsS Trans Daily Tor all Tie Eastern ni,is.
-. ~ is the only route 10 Washington 1i,.
ana 4 = % baltimore at $3.50, 7:40 aud lU!1Jh M ~ =
Law. N ~, ~ sundays At 4:3U and Tao a ~ , St
l washington at 600, 7;4O and n n " ~ Ohl)
Tbrppus6, t Un aIndays at $3.50 and 8 p m only. ' "''
wa Washington CITY at an addllionsii eah be procur Z
inn a as d,nIh andiafe NJ low at By an, otSst ~
81 any OF The principal Railroad nticau ohio hSiirus,.
-. SULLIVAN, Gen. Wasionn ssl
W. =. satTE; a. voLh, Gen. Ticket Az AZ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
Dayton ana Michigan railroad.
lAE #

IN and AFTER Sunday, NOV 10, isoS, trans vi
leave Union Depot, sixth street, for Toledo an
oil Intermediate points a5 follows!
Toledo and Chicago Mail al 1000 a m.
Chicago aud Detroit Night Express AZ 500 a m.
nol1 X. M. eHOkMAKEk, supsrnlendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23

on and after Monday next trains on me India
~ Central will leave the Union Depot, sixth strcet
nj 1850 a m and 400 y NJ.
Returning, will arrive at lilo a m Al 500 h m.
The 500 n M, ana 400 m, express tfhihb IA
close connections to all points IN tile West anu hULt'
and 800 y M train ~ the shortest aud qulekestto
10 Chicago and the Northwest.
nol7 E. W. WOODWARD, superintendent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

ltls the unseen hand OF the ~provident father, reaching
iorth HON the grave, aud sthl nourishinR his otisprinT,
and Keeping together the family. BY i, the aitlifii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
Railroads.
paylon \ Wettern kalIrOad.


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@rotcal.
EEFISWKIIAYl
GOOD NEWS AT LAST!

The nover, falling DIR. RAPHAEL "a the best. la
Jucceeds when all others have failed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-23
Caution to tho Public,

DR.. W. Raphael, the Astrologer, has no connection
with PROFESSOR or DR.. w. M. Raphael, or with any
other gentleman OF the same name.
nB- Cut this advertisement, out. When you como,
bring IL with you and show It to the girl who opens the
door. To prevent mistakes, ask to
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-17
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Seizure of the Chincha Islands Jy
the SpdHidrds.
Attempt to Capture Peruvian War Vessels
at Oallac.
Probable French Policy in America.

NEW YORK, May 10.
The steamer Illinois, from Aspinwall brings
Panama papers of the It'll inst.
The Spanish squadron at the Chincha Is
lands, under Admiral Purson, seized Peru
Wan war vessel there, making her crew pris-
oners, and took possession OF the Guano Is.
lands, arresting the Governor and officials,
and hoisted the Spanish flag over over the
islands. The Spanish Admiral then steered
for Callao, and attempted to cut out the Pc
ruvian navy, but they were notified in time 10
place themselves under the guns OF the fort,
and were thus saved A store ship, however,
was seized and carried of. The fleet then re-
turned 10 the Chinchas, where they remained
in possession on the 2Sth. The greatest ex-
element prevailed at Callao and Lima, and
active preparations were making to resist the
invaders.
Foreigners generally, and TIL foreign Min
isters, Consuls, &C., excepting the French
Minister, have held meetings and expressed
the strongest sympathy with Peru, and their
disapproyal OF the course pursued by the
Spaniards as most arbitrary and unjustitlable
1t Is generally supposed that the whole affair
was prearranged at Madrid, and is part OF the
French programme on the continent. Dis
patches have been sent to Washington by the
Peruvian Government on the subject by Senior
Villena, who Is a passenger on the Illinois.
The Spanish fleet consists of two frigates
and gunboat, and two or three are daily ex-
pected on the coast. The Peruvian navy con-
sists of eight Indifferent vessels, badly manned,
but the Government has bought the new
steamer Quito of the Pacific Steam Nayiga-
tion Co., for S600, 900, and are to equip her
with the intention of naval engagement
Gen. Herman had returned from Lima to
Panama, it is supposed, as a special envoy to
Washington. He was not permitted to cross
the Isthmus. having been expatriated from
New Grenada some time since in consequence
of holding political views at variance with
the authorities. He goes to San Francisco in
the Moses Taylor, which leaves on the 10th.
Gen. Herman was formerly Minister from
New Grenada TO Washington.
Three vessels of war were at Callao.
The U. S. frigate Lancaster had left Pana-
ma for Callao.
The Portland daily press., 1864-05-17
.Netc York Market.

NEW YORK, May Is
Cotton-about lie better sales 1850 bales at S5Gs6c
for middng uplands. and s3c for low middlings.
Flour-receipts - bblss sales 49, 90 bbls; State
and Western active and Ice higher; Supeffne
State 10aa6 80; Extra do 00a7 25; choice ODa
Superhno western 70e,7 %; Extra do 6 S5a7 IL;
Southern frmer sales 100 bills; Mixed 10 good IS
@1 t0 Fancy and extra 90al0 50; Canada loo
higher; sales 1900 bbls: common Extra 00GT lb:
extra good to choice aHas ~
wnext-acfiye and 3s.ie higher; Chicago spring
Jodl 80: Milwaukee Club BOIL co. Winter Red
Western Gael 81; Amber Michigan 6Sal 20; sales
q 600 bushels.
Corn-yery scarce and frmer: sales 10 900 bushels
mixed Western 70 in store
0ats-dull sales at sIas9tc for Canada; S9I9Oc
for State; 99G9lc for Western.
Beef-quiet; sales 200 bbls: Country mess 509
10 90; prime 6ooa7 90; repacked Chicago ~ 90;
prime mess 81 90.
Pork-dull ana lower; sales 1000 bbls; mess &c 90
old do 70 70; new do % 15eg q 90; prime % O0al
"a 81 for old and new; prime mess 81 o0a2T %.
Lard--duil; sales 100 bbls at l3!al4c.
Butter-scarce and hi Cher; Ohio Is as3jc
Whiskey-frmer but irregular and unsettled; sales
at q for State and 2edl so, for Western
Rce-dull at llIGll!c for Rangoon.
Sugar-dull: New Orleans l7Salsc; Muscovado III ;
Havana Ice.
Cohee-dull.
Molezses-dull.
Naval Stores-auiet.
Parliamentary sales 100 bbis refined in bond
at 81, aud lo00 do do for june and July at size.
Tallow-in lair demand; sales 100 900 TBS at 10 a
1870 for Western and 1910 for city
Frsights to Liverpool-active and firm cotton per
steamer Id -four per neutral vessel Is Sd grain cd
@61d for wheat in bulk and ships bags.
Wool-quiet.