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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-28
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOuNG MAN

Who have injured themselves by q certain practice
INDUCED In when alone habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effectS OF
which arc nightly even when AsIee, and II not
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that Soung man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
9nAtched from all prospects and eDjoyments OF life
by the consequences Of deviating from the path Of
nature and indulging In certain secret habit Such
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|" RsTABLIsHED AS A REFUaR RRoN,
oUACKERY.SR >
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that n sound mind and body are the nout
necessary requisites 70 promote connubiGi happi-
hesI. lndeeJ, without these the Journey through
~ darkens to the view; the mind becomes shGdoWed
with despair and filled with the melancholy reasc-
toH that the happiness Of another becomes Dlighted
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Dr.. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons. London.
Graduate from ono ofthe most eminent Colleges IN
has been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some OF
the most astG niShing cures that were aVSr known
many troubled with ringing In the head and ears
Wnen asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds bAshfnlness, with frequent bIuAhine
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind, were
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
&QR
oIncr BAIf1noas 1 ONO R1naoLD Co, :
IE- T ls-tfr WHRRLINo Sra FfoH. AuR 8, 1854

n - y y 0tHkN1INu bEAtIOHi'AuB.6 o I6od.
NN and affer Monday night, the 10th Of August
~ the Passenger trains will be by the follow
ing lchadnla: ------- -.---L L----- ".
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n a q ON LIYIPLACR wHnRE,
CURE CAN BE DETAINED.

nR JOHNSTON has DiSCoVERFD THE Mosr
TX Certain speedy and Only Ef6otusl RsnS5x
IN the World for all Private DiSeGses WeakneSS "a
the Back aud Limbs, striotunel, AGsetion9 ~ ~
kiaueyS and Bidder Involuntary DiScharreS I'm.
potency General bility, Nervousness DvSpenS5a
LansuoEs Log SptrttSs Confusion, OF LdeSl Pnl6itS
Ton Of the Heart, Hmldity, Trembling DimnSESS oF
Sight or Giddinesg, Disease Of the Head. ThToSt
Nose or Skin, Affections Of the Liver, LnnRs, stom
aeh or BoRels-thoBe Terrible disordkrH nFiSing fo
the Solitary Habits Of Youth-those BKoREf and III.
itary practices more fatal 70 their yiotmS than tbe
their most brilliant hopes or anticinatIo1S 1919
ing marriage, &c, impossible
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wHKELISa. Dec. 9Th, IS6S,ts
this office,
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCjE.
STRANGERS

Trust not your lives, health to the care OF many
Unlearned and worthless PreteuderS, destitute Of
knowledge, name or character, who copy Or. John
ston advertisements, or style themseivea, in the
neTspa Pers, regularly Educated Physicians, inca
Paole OF Curing they keep you tTiHIng month AFTER
month taking their hlthy and poiaono1s compounds,
or as long as the smallest lee can be obtained and
in despair, leave You with ruined neaIth 10 sigh
over your own Calling disappointment.
DT. Johnston is the only Physician advertising.
ONCE 1853 - A
His remedies or treatment are unknown to all
pitfalls OF Europe, the first In the country and more
PTfvate practice than any other Ply scian
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4BJREA1 ESTATE.

Q. Z. sTIPEL.
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

J.N.MeCULLOUGH President. seP0F''V'
r. MYERS. Cent Ticket M ,n-1s
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Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines In Illinois.
VNHEsE Machines were awarded the Highest Pre-
i miums, over all competitors, for the Best Fam
lily Sewing Machines, tho ,Btst Manufacturing Ma
chimes and the Best Machine Work, Atthe following
STATE PAIRS, oE1S6s: as4.
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F ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
Tho many. Thousands cured At this inStitutiou
year after year, and the numerous important Sur.
giosl, OPeFntions performed by Or. Johnston wit
and many other papers, notices Of which have ap-
peared agair and again before the public, besides
MS Standing ~ gentleman ofeharacter and reapon.
ability, u q mMaent guarantee 10 the ahiicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Aa-No Letters received unlels postpaid and con.
taining stamp to be used on the reply, PerSonn
writing ahould stSte ago and send portion Of adyer
ttsemsnt describing symptoms.
JOHN n. JOHNSTON, n. D.,
ofthe Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore,
.I1nS-lyr- - ~. -.--- -. Maryland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
Oar situation.-The Army md navy.

From The North Carolina Tines Msyi
II is asserted that the recent evacuation OF
Washington was made military necessity by other
nrecedng events and do not therefore propose "a
trouble the public at present with any remarks In re-
lItiOu TO the same
Our chief concern now Is 20 have Newbern and
other points in such condition for defense as VIII ren
der all attempts take them ON the part OF the enemy
utterly ab.rtive We are confident this object has al
ready been attained far as Newbern IS concerned
and II the Rebels presume 10 assault u.s. they VIII meet
with ,uch reception as they have never before vat
Inc confident and defiant spirit displayed by military
man ana especially by Our veteran so'dery' - most
to every patriotic heart. The artillery having
beeD safely brought IRON Washington, with the eAceP
tion of one or two pieces our delenses here are III
snlnudid condition In addition 70 al inns We now nave
more gunboats Ut this place and IN The sounds Oh Norm
1r Am have ever been on hand since the time
Barpside landed horc The feeling among naval ON;
cer and men 10 avenge the death OF the gmlant anu
49, Flnsscr is universal The example he sst, IN NJ
Willingly Offering up hls life has fired c,eiy MAJ. ~ ils
naval service with determination - triumph "'e' 'A'
enemv Ia case any opportunity Is offered.
Wcreoice % learn thai most m ca ~, % .,
lists AT headquartcrsi that Ne"beI VIII Do u'''' -"
all hazards and 10 the last extremity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
Annusrusnts.

There arc some interesting features in the
theatrical programme for the present week. AT WAL
LACKS tonight We have 1.-THE WIFE," with Miss Jane
Cootubs in the character Of Mariana" and Lester
Wallack in his effective role Of 81. Pierre Ol
Wednesday. London Assurance viii be given VIII
a cast that il would be difficult 10 equal IN any city
These pieces. with two nights OF "Rosecaie, III ou'
the week.
At the WINTER GARDEs Mr.. Booth repeats bis
grand portraiture Of "Richeheu" this evenings on
Tuesday. "IIanlet" will he again given. and on
wednesday "Othello' for the fist time. We presume
Mr.. Booth will give US "Iago' before his eDgageB'o
ends, which Is on Saturday night. On Monday MI and
Mrs W j. Florence commence an engagement.
AT BAExuM's MUSEUM The Pcmp Of CudJos Cave
is Withdrawn ard this week we have the drama %
"Belphegor the Mountebank" very clever piee'
when well done There are other new features an
nounced-among them the advent Of new dansense' d
Mile. Ernestine. who is highly spoken Of.
At NIBLo's the Connie SoOgah Is Withdrawn, an
tbe week viii be filed out with tho usual stock pieces Of
the Williams budget. Mr. and Mrs. Williams leave Oh
Saturday. On Monday John Broaghaa's famous pla!
Of "Bel Demonio VII be produced yestya doing the
leading part.
AT the OLYMPIC there are some changes. Mr.. Franz
Drew has returned to Philadelphia. The buiesque o
| "Ioyalina is shelved Tonight, Mr.. Tom. baker
the commander in chief Of the orchestra, has his benefit
and il should be-to use plain English bumper. Tho
bin is 1.-THE Chimney Corner" delightful domestic
drama and Planche's farce of Somebody Else" The
nnhlie will remember The Chimney Corner" as done
M tbe Winter Garden where Mr.. Coudock brought IL
out playing PETER Probity" and Mr.. Dasidge max
inc a ereat hit in Solomon PrObity aged o." Mrs
Wood appears in the farce Another benefit, that o.
Mrs Sedey Brown. on Wednesday is noticeable mol
only because Of the high and acknowledged claims o.
the lady herself but because on that occasion Mr. Charles
WAoatleigh will make his last appearance previous &
an extended tour in tie Pacific States Mrs. Brown i
fortunate alike in her deserts and in theseryices d
a volunteer Of such sterling worth an actor and q
citizen.
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Died.

BARLow-On Saturday night Nay 8 of spopexy, JOSEPH
| B,rlow in the 69h year Of his eye 1910
u; fd md Hose ~ his sons Joserh and Nicholas
10 eend liz funeral No los Washington street
brooklyn. Monday at 3 o'clock
BFANESOn Saturday May T. OF inflammation on the BRAN
Wialn L. infant son OF James T. and SARAH Beame aged
2 years and months. d, ~,
The uners will take pace to-day at IL O'CLOCK from ~ faul
DoDGE-On Saturday May 7. Caroline H., wife Of Dr. D.
Thr Gnera will te place a. O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
from her late residence No. - East Eighteenth street
Tn friends Of the family respectfully invited to a''ea-
withou. further invitation
HALL--At Washington Tuesday morning, May alter
protracted illness susan Frances. wife Of Edward H. nan
esq Of the TreaIury Department,
HUDsON-snddenly at Stanford Conn on saturday May
: 1864 william Henry IlIdson aged 81 years.
Funeral services az sra,ford Conn, in Christ Church. on
Tuesday, May 10, al 4 ?. n.
LLOYD-On Sunday, May 3, at his he residence NO zsi
West Nineteenth street samuel Lloyd, aged % years.
Notice Of TIE funeral tomorrow.
NOUNT-Suidenly. on Saturday May :, Albert W. Mount
infant son Of Jsines X. ard Hannah Mount -,
The resyes sud friends Of the family ere 40
the fera this oudayl afternoon NJ o'clock a. the res
ience OF the parents No. II Elizabeth street
PIKE-On Saturday morning, May a. his residence near
A.or.s, Long Island, of congestion OF the lungs Deya
The renas Of the family and those OF hi, brothers and
Madison avenue Bapiis: Church (Dr wesensl corner
Madison avenue and Thityhrst street, on Tuesday ION
inst at O'Clock D. mr. without further notice. .
SANDFORD-At Morrisaua, Wesichester County n T. on
Saturday. May Of teanus WI Oscar son OF Henry
r. and the late Rebecca SANFORD ased years
aud days.
The relatives and euds Of Inc family respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral IouI the residence OF MS ihhf on
Prank In avenue between Sixth aud Seventh streets on
Tuesday at N. g. NJ. without further invitation Trains
leave T,.enty.sirth street at 81 ard ~ m
TAYLO-At his eslenc-, No ~ Canal sree on saturday
May = OF Inflammation OF the luns Thomas Taylor printer
eyed SO years. . ,.-.. q,
Tie relatives and friends OF family invited to attend
h funeral on Monday May 9, at O'Clock p w. Ills re-
main. will be inferred Ia Greenwood.
Dublin tlrei md papers please copy. -, a,
WTLBER-In the City Of Auburn, on Ihnrsiay Apfi H.
after painful Illness Ezekiel ). Wilber, aged 30 years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
ADVANCE OF GENERAL THOMAS
sherman Drives the Enemy
upon Dalton.
Mcpherson Cuts Him Of in the Rear.
SchOfield and Washburne Also Successful
WAsHIyGTON. MAY 3, 1904.

Reports from Chattanooga, dated 5 O'clock
yesterday Saturday afternoon. say that Gen sherman
was then at Tunnel HILL the enemy at Buzzard koos'
Gap. and our Gen Mcpherson was operating against
the enemy's communications with Rome through VIA
nau and Resaca.
The Republican says: As we go to press news reaches
the Government that Sherman is fighting MS way
through Tunnel Hill successfully, and IS pressing upon
Dalton the enemy falling back, leaving his dead ana
wounded in hour hands.
later edition of The Republican says 1t Is suiheeh'
20 say that all the dispatches from the advancing
armies under Gems. Sherman Hooker, Sehoheid' anu
Washburnc, are as encouraging as could be askedfo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
The Constitutional Coiored
schooIs-Delegates TO she National Con-
yentiOn-News from Red River.

from Ouf Special Correspondent
NEw-0RLRANs, La, April %, 1864.
The delegates elected on the 2Sth ult. to meet
Sn Convention for the amendment and revision of the
Constitution of Louisiana met the 9th, in Liberty
Hall As q body we can say that we think them equal
the great task and vast responsibilities Tor Wnlch
hey were elected. They have now but Just got into
rood working order although they have been IN session
Or the last sixteen days. The Committees are an lu
hciOusy appointed and are beginning 70 report Pos-
-ess Judge Durell presides over the CONVENTION.
The work OF framing Constitution Tor the fIee o'n'o
Of Louisiana is that is not to be sneeTed at'
louisiana is the first of the seeding STATES uh
las returned 10 her allegiance OF her own nee WI p
. ccord and has cast off the slaches OF that cIso
az all curses Slavery her C0nstltn9h s.Suu Se VI
fhat can be shown forth 10 the word WITHOUT le VI
censure and ridicule. That 1t WIZ DC ieau anu ap
pauded or sneered the prochiues OF the reader
dictate we all know; but II should contain genuine
rorrhif should be as perfect as the members OF the
Convention can make II. Jhe state OF LOUISIANA mas
passed the rubcon aud is now rising IN all me glory OF
: redeemed and Od.bessed State Her history since
tins unhoy Rebellion is that proves that hight VII
irumph-that State will prosper under the sehial
influences Of Hight and liberty. There are now
in this CITY about l5O) cOl0red children attending
school daily AS a general thing they quick to
learn and prompt 10 obey their teachers 1t Would DO
doubt astonish Of the Rebels IN the hela very
much 10 receive touching letter from one 81 their
"niggers" at hone. Yet do not doubt that mere
ire many of the children who have been attending the
ehOos IN this city who write very decent leter
According to notice published in papers OF the cli!
oody number Of citizens met in Liberty Hall on last
tuesday night for the purpose Ot eeong ueieeatgs W
ehe National Convention 10 be held in Baltimore in June
next Judge Duren was called to the chair aud opened
the meeting with short speech He was followed by
Mr. Thomas, who thought II would he ueatD-DIo" 10
(lhe Rebels 10 reeleci Mr.. Lincoln. Col Thorpe fol
flowed Mr. Thomas he too being IN favor Of Nh. LIN
cOlns nomination After passing resolution TO have an
election the 9Th OF May 10 elect delegates to Sta
CopyentOn-the State Convention TO meet the l5tbthe
meeting broke up. The latest news nom Red RIVER
saws that our army is still Grand Ec0Ie and Is prepar
ing for an onward movement when Gen Banks hopes
10 drive the Rebels of West Louisiana. More soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
Advertisement

The news from the Army Of the Potomac
article referring TO the donations to the Metropolitan
Fair thus speaks.
"May Of the tonic preparations which are now
gyingnniyersa satisfaction 10 the public wore donated
in large quantities: prominent In the list was gen.
orCrJ invoice Of Golden BitteTs, from the manufac-
tnrs, George c. Hubble Co., Of Hudson. New York,
and whcec warehouse IS in the American Expl61s
Building No. s. Hudson street, in this city. Although
only recently introduced. the intrinsic value 81 tbs
preparation has already produced a large %maBd.
which Ia constantly ncrC sing and already promises
fame and fortune 10 its energetic producers Tha, they
not only understand the way make superior tonic
drink bu; that they have abundant business ability
TO let the public become fully Of the fact. has
been amply demonstrated. in the seven or eight
InOnths Just passed During that period, they
nave mol only pursued a most liberal system Of
newspaper advertising. but every vacant fence curb
stone, ferry LANDING. even the rocks on the highway
have been enbellished with large placards, "G-ls6J
j" NediOg Srettlb " Hubbcls Golden Bitters "
and hundreds Of Others which have become to New
Workers rs familiar a. household words. 1t is claimed
that these Golden Bitters have many superior mcd
cinGl qualities independent OF the one they are mostly
employed hr--an apprtitive power. For Dyspepsia,
Heartburn. General Debility and Prostitution. as wen
for females Of quiet habits these bittcrs are said 10
be Of superior value. H. order To Illustrate how readily
good thing can be remuneratiyey brought out IN
these DAYS Of progress il IL only necessary 10 state the
facts that the fabrication Of the Golden Bt,ers already
ncurs the employment OF one hundred hands, and
the capacity Of tie manufaeloTy is equal TO the produc
ton Of ten thousand bottles day vet Is said that 80
great the demand that these facilities will soon have
20 be largely increased As beVaragc the Golden
Bters are extremely palatable and those desiring a
mild si.mulant will undoubtedly find this an agree aDie
and beneficial one While dealers only are supplied by
the maunflctmer this btiers can b procured OF Drug
gist Grocers at HOeln, kcsaurahte, etc. Throughout
the cOln.Iy and even " the public drinAlg houses IL
is becoming fashionable drink.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
TRONTHE DEPAR7NEN1OF7HEGU GULF
ARRIVAL OF THE MORNING STAR.
qHg STATE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
retreat of Our Forces to Alexandria
TVg REBELS FOLLOW AND ARE WORSTED

The steamship Morning Star, Capt. II. L.
Hepburn, from New-orleans via Havana arrived at
his port early on Sunday morning The Morning Star
IN New. Orleans Saturday, April 80 arrived at Ha-
vana on the 2d, and left the next day. Left at New
Orleans steamship Creole for NewYOrk on the 9TH inst
EFF at Havana steamship Havana, for New.Orleans
on the 3D. and steamship Corsica for New-York on the
9TH inst. The health Of Havana was good. May 7,
latitude 80, longitude 74o, passed Genoese bark,
bound north
The Morning Star brings 100 passengers 1900 bales
cotton and large mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
REBEL NEWS FROM GEORGIA.
Decatur, Tenn. mot Ala, Taken by ror-
rest Hints at Great DOings by the
Rebel Musketo Ficct-Court.lnrtini.

:
Atlanta, Ga, papers of the 29h ult. have
been received here The Daily frhltseHo1 says II was
Decatur East Tennessee, which was captured by For
rest. town of only 100 inhabitants.
The same paper remarks: IF the rumors we hear
are correct our people may look ont for some brilliant
exploit on the part OF our musketo fleet"
The Southern CorJedvGeysays the court martials OF the
Generals Of Longstreets corps have terminated Gen.
Robertson Of the Texas Brigade has been sentenced TO
be reprimanded Gen Laws Of Alabama Is returned to
duty His sentence has not yet been published but 1t
is inferred that he has been acquitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
A ,ri.statcrncnt Corrected.
HEADQUARTERS iEr DIVISION 18TH A2nr Corp
AIKrAHDRIA La. A prll 70. lebl

HEADQUARTERS lsr DIVISION 18TH q ssI CORPS
ALEXANDRIA, La, APrl % 1904
To tie Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: A mschievous paragraph having appeared
in NewOreans paper Of the 18th inst to the effect that
there wasa Misunderstanding" existing between Bns Ten
Emory and Col Lewis Benedict l6ld Newfork Volunteer
commanding 30 brigade Of this division. on the day OF the
battle Of Sabine Cross Roads Apri ins am directed BY
Gen Emory give positive contradiction to this cruel false
hood
There such MISUNDERSTANDING Col benedict "a'
originally selected by Emory command the Sd brigade
d the fend.bip Of these two officers continued until Col
Benedict was killed calamity leading his brigade In tue action
Of the 9Th inst.
1t is due to the memory Of galan; officer that the para
graph suded to should meet this prompt feuiation he
specifically your obedient servant, RoBT r. WILKINSON
Capt, Juds Advocate lsi Division 18th A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
PROM TxEE DEPARTMENT OF TEE
SOUTH.
Troops 20 Re-cn(orce Lce-Frmnie Brend
Riot in Savannah.
FORTREss MONROE, Saturday, May :,

FORTRESS MONROE. Saturday, May !, Ioof'
Port Royal papers Of the 9th state that Flor
ida. Georgia and South Carolina nearly depleted OF
Rebel troops who have been sent north to join Lees
army.
Admiral Dahgren had arrived at Hilton Head.
A torpedo was discovered in st. Johns River on inc
Sd with dead negro attached TO IT,
great female riot occurred in savannah on the I'th
nit The women collected in body, with arms. ana
marched the streets in procession demanding Dread
or blood They seized food wherever 1t could be founa'
The soldiers were called ont and after brief con
nict the ringleaders were put in jail.
The Rebels had been making demonstrations az
Charleston but were sbeled out by our gunboats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09

Book SALE.-A choice collection Of American
and English books in the several departments Of tera
ture being the private library Of W. Elliot woodward
of Ro1bury Mass. viii be sold at auction on Wednes
day. NAV II. and following days, at Tho Book Trade
Saesrooms Of j. L. Cooley. No. 49, Broadway. n. \.
Most Of the books are the best editions and in elegant
bindings Among them are a number Of Pckering'
publications the Adine Edition Of the poets. works on
American local history curious collection Of crmina
trials Illustrated books, AudubOns Birds Of America
Layateg's w9.ls. 30. &c. .I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09

The RICHMOND COUNTY UNION CONVENTION
Saturday evening. May 7. unanimously passed Sc
res Of resolutions earnestly urging the nomination o.
Mr. Lincoln. and elected Messrs. n. b. Labau' A "
Wilcox, and Caleb Lyon delegates to the Syracuse Con-
venton, and Messrs. Henry Crabtree Joseph tgoer''
and Gilbert A. Cole as alternates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09

a PROPELLER SUNK.-The steamer Arago, az
New.Yors, reports that on Friday May at $3.50 p'm
the propeller Fanny with $40 soldiers on board was
run into by the propeller Cumbria and sank in Hampton
Roads 1t supposed all on board were saved but Two
men were badly injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
From California.

san FHANCIsc0. wednesday, May Y, TOD.
The steamer Constitution sailed to-day 10Y
Panama with 2l5 passengers and Sll'goll IN treasure
of hich ssg9 ISL 20 to England. 500
A fair amount Of exchange has been sold. Com DIS
4a5 premium: sterling 4sd45i. Money IN demand al
/. a per cent; still depressed =.
The press Of the interior Of the State l. unanimous In
condenining the per cent tax on mines a. excessive
and unjust.
TIE ship Aquila has been partly raised.
Nearly g. 90 have been contributed - the Saniihr.
Fund within tie last two days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-09
Latest from Gen. Banks.

WASHINGTON, May g. 1864.
AT the latest dates Gen Banks at Alexandria
and ntmation has been given that he designed to
leave that position. Positive orders from Gen. Grant
required Gen. Banks to afford protection to the gun.
boats in Red River. His force is strong enough under
competent command TO bid defiance to any force the
Rebels can bring against him. Arrangements for sup
plies will be made with energy and celebrity by Major
Gen. Canby, who has gone forward to the field under
special instructions