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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
Germany and Che DucI,ic..

The OcfcrrcictjschC ZliuHg Of Vienna SAYS
non the proposition q England negotiations INV,
been commenced 0n the question Of Tie Dlchiss be
tween a the dgutnes 81 tAc London protocol ol To-!
"EgF,ia and Sweden have proposed Tat AL tie Pow
ers should settle Ia thc question Of tho success
sion bat lhis was declined By rance
q Austria has declared her intention to maintain hc
rights coHioDtl with Pa aa to- DE sovereignty Of o.,
Dgolics aud thai che would encr- tcaly oppose PIus
IA should the latter net Independently VI her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

LONDON April 20.-The Rebel pirate stone
wall arrived a. Tcner-. March 81, from Lisbon ehe
vas allowed - hours t. coal and provision. ,
The adyocs received psy steamers America az '','
arnpton and tie Damascus M QgccnstOWi, iti'Lel
sirerCthen che conviction that So tnen refsahce u
the nitod States Gov ,rnmeut is vir,Uniiy ended.
The Rcbcl loan has decilLcdtO Il oi5.
Federal securities are Vcry active and are ldYancHE'
1e Tncs trusts thu. II the South lougcr con
tend th regular arm4t5, IL viii accent an arDual'h'
\. the war and that the North VIII meet them as con
.cuorors Should meet an honorable foe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
FlVE DAYS LITER FBOH EUROPE,
English aaa French Comment UFoa
tic fall Of Richmond.
The Confederate Loan &C II; INC
United States Tive-Twanties at
65 I-99.
The American Question in the Trencl
Corps LegislatiG.
THE POLITICAL DISTURBANCES IN SPAIN

The Imam steamer City Of London Capt
retre. which let LrelTool ct o'clock O. the alter
noon 81 tie 18th, and Queenstown on the 2oth Amu'
arrived here yesterday, binging fonr days later new"
The America arrived &C SOUTHAMPTON eirly L..
morning Of the l9th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

rr and started FOR The IstLnust Snc1t be next day
M Charles Hale ConsnlGenore of tho United states;
Nr. Cyrus W. ! ield. delegate FROM Tie cnhlHqsf OF
Commerce If Newly and Air. Washington ~ ~
iroprererfing san Francisco, CaAloSnla. Wt4c 'o
A nericau- ~ tie diunc-.
Somo Disturbances NJ tho Canal works had ~ On
place between some Egplgu Gcntlrmrs ara 't2 i''
JOrers the former being The agglesfors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

ARRIVED.
Steamship city u onloi Bob Petite Liverpool 10Th and
Queenstown 2ah Inst, with lee. end g05 pass 70 John g.
Dale.
Schr Jane, Hsskoll. Ncw'ia,on TX EU1aeetl2o posi-
Schr Brave, Candy, STANFORD.
Sehr scranton, Dayton, .teW- l4aven.
WIND-At Sunset. South aIfi i-ht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
A CtDFNY OF NfTefC.

! A CADEAIY OF MUSIC.
LAONAi1 GIt ji,S} GfhSfiT 1PfTi.
! TIgg MONDAY EVESfNC. Ny !, 1865.
uhe br,,y Of the eo5 @ he po.jy Of repe,l
BEETHOVEN $ :3AsrERwoRx.
Gf. 'eic 81 .ra composed b. The immortal MaasToi
Tia IWo GRAND ovERrUREs
CARL AAScuUcZ CONDUCTOR.
R'g1t .oY- was n red Tho eve and baton Of An
.h 81 only spar the i1 erriy Of the Players, AID
lon Of every true musical sense s.. Louis Demotr
he n,e.', to'es Of H'rs.s'. wonderfully powerful
base were .rt go ersa radyi'ae han 10 Rocco D"Ishts
Iocrna OF Alsis, Boston. ... -,
ores FRANZ HlMMER
Iii lot too much 20 cav nat m Hmner seems tie most
oso y correct heroic actor have ever feen L. opera
j.e'o. HAsErMAN
Assumed by M Habenan TO give sca'eE strength to the
u.5eau 'eu, rare charm with hi, ch voice in the 10,
Linn comparatively uia. role OF Jaqaiuo-CEcasc
..,................U HEINRICH sTElSECKE
Her 20 le,a See has st % voice. power oi
.cou Nr .c ersry yeneefl music q PlzIo than Aesi
n III I0}f SESFy
u her great part sd ia IL e catches TIE Inspiration OF
Instinct " h IFS hi abvo hsef sud enable. r 70 cope
vi p! tbs mos. a.dlols Gicus-lDwights Musical jour
CELLINE.................An'c. PAULINE CANISSA
luis ssnd amac composition enjoys the icEelos. posi-
Ion ia German opera Iis revival during las, London
with Tel constituted tie great strength Of The
h presentation by THIS CASri the City Of Boston
,aded with the most marked success. 1t achieved daring.
bref season tx representation to houses uniformly greater
han those ever uccessy, accorded an opera rasop. IL al
imeiic,
TUESDAY EVENING MAY ?. 1865
Only time positively o.
THE MAGIC FLUTE.
WITH 4 CAST O. UNSURPASSED STRENGTH
Tie Of secured seats T.. either .At continues -
he Academy. 40 Etcr Schis"s No. jl Broadway and AZ
Root tafLory.f corner Mas. % ana linssts
ADNlSrlON-To Pautget. Dress tuc.e and Balcony, 81.
med af. 81 cents extra secured box seats, ri c1,Ta
Family Cuce, 81 cent?. Gallery p cents.
.nODWORTH HALL. No. SOC Broadway
AZ Nh. r. BEGGNEA
GRAND ANNcAL CONCERT
VII 'ie place
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY =
PTS. FANNY RAYMOND,
No HENRY MOLLENHAUEh
M I4lEO. THOMAS,
Atr. J. MOLENrHAL,
Mg. q. MAiLkA.
have Kindly volunteered to ,s.,,s.i;.tt,,,,,,
Abruiart and varied Programme WI. be presented.
TICKETS. = % EAtE.
r., H. obtained al Beer Schlm,rs, No. 1Ol Broadway
a, s,igrnherg & Luiss 40. stj Broadway; Theodore la
geu No. so Iloadway I'D At schuDesh = Coz, No. ~
Springs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

FEOPE CHAPEL, No. 71S BROADWAY
4 TIE GRAND AMERICAN SrEREOSCoPTlCoS.
ia Broadway With Magnificent Collection 81 Views OF
Srieulii AMERICAN and FOREIGN SCENERY, SrArU-
Any, ARCHlrEC rURE End PAINTING comprising th,
not rri,it. Gems OF Art IN the Void aud exhibiting
NOR, hs hiGv superb pieces every night Doors open
aud Exhibition % comultuce az = p. NJ. HhAHD MA
TIMES every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY a. p. ~
A.Diit,lon. 50 cents. Children Laf price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
ESu,nia.

Tie Czmcwitch was dangerously i'll 81 Nee,
bu, az 'tcst dates wac raider better Inc t@'f h"i
elt s.. Petersburg for Nicc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

The delegates from the various Chambers 0i
Commerce to the number IL about 100 were
AZ dinner By NJ de Lessips at Alexandria ON the 9th Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

.o-dav. cr route % tiGehec
CO ~ IopJor NJ Ncr.yort.
1hc steamship D1nlscus. FROM Portland, arrived n
Londonderry II 9 a. ~. Of ttc -Oh.
Tic Steamship virginia. from New. ioTs arrived Oh
lac Ja. n., u tAc -o.h.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Satforthw1'fei. circular dated the evening q,
t. ..16 i.,rt rt r.,,. f. I'D. f,lI, AZ L. ,r.
.. .,.- .-,c... ID, T.... sr.r, la. oa.sel or, Al
80, en- ,ic r~ortot f,r tit.Ii.,a sreuritrs
I,tirra,tr.1g una.rl tcad..er. ald eyirr'I p
~ 80 @..,,...ioa which c4i.is ~ INV American
t,,...-t 1.d Lii.r.a. tteuf..!t. f0 soon as peace
I'm .if.tca, A very !Hrrc hasiu.s- ins bees
-fiy..fvcluci t.uel.'g 40 ono tme O. cKcor
pom lluol. Central o-.. aid hue i'i. fIom ir''e
point. i.cre Dos bcn slight action 81 DOL. quite on'
= cost and sgh'r -'.'t t.rI' "'' ''i'.'i "e
. I.D,. 800 ,l. -l,l .,,, .,.-v ono mus.
49, .. 90 '.r 49,. l.' .if, to r..
,,Il Ely. e. l,.r.-. i, ,.e1rs of -..r,r arri. +,
ne rell j. viii accept ,hc arbitration oi grr aud rc
torn even % l.icd political connection '-'trr tha
sicd bod 60 20 pilose D.' ~ is .i'.' to Y
hf DO .t.Ic resolve m.y .e l.Afh ~ Afh amer e.
Influence o. flcA treas h' tne NotiI NA, ,o-l..
uttered aga oi aN'Y .i"7 DO W, - I' Sn', ,'.'
o. tis reason We hope '."t t-s leaders OF tie Soe'
leEAset may ,on'r'l d" ti.'t - h'.-a' 10 ''.,s
n iiy -eolll b.he.e ia,L nut I1",. ~ 'n ,nl
ana t,at &c N"i.N N'' H'''' '''' ' '''
'lo III an H','.'.'' '",; r.......,.... ,,..,i
Is, ami. 10 tlc fei orr concerned. ana IN thc
irap.d no,lag a'.y ~ Ico's Army 10 500, ground ~
'NnlIrr that t-rlN VIII Or l1 aILIA.k O.. EuNIfAAA
erf.re.
Tie l'rff consider q rrlhlho filf ro viii fCaci
fio i1ogrtrius j. afaL will Nero ial1f.l 81 mon
nd trat aIt'sggh some time mny elauee before a
resistance o. IL. down vet tie euG IS no. pss sufe
pp,Nrp
= ,r,,. r.,o,iel ttnt m, Tu,,.r.r y-ould en-.
|, -. 80, 49,. - 81 o. A.
~. ,.e,-,ai Iy th. r,ucial rIuadron The Empref.
M r..t.e tie direct Jon OF aa-.rs d4rng Dis absence
Recent lsf..t.i il fhe pgivv cDrur NJ Nls stated
lad . Is.,ar. q, at 4. ,rr ife rtrn.a .f eou.erf
- ''.-...,,.. 80 ,f...i. ,,....,r.r ,......
: .'- IA ..
iAl'n Nv VIC ht"t' ~ 'he a. ie'. l'',1N. ''N'a
lie b'ti'e az AIH'I' i'" ~ N'i.i ''','
RUSSIA.
Tho g.o.o-c.i..l tf,tiol 4 r,,-ar,,, l,. III 4f
i-- ~, - - 49,. ~ - 80 go
N4ee' hH" i'"!h ore u"''I."'''1" or Va '''''
HUNGARY.
The Hungarian authorities had been notified
.l., a. al ,,,,,y.r. aud tie C,Is
~. T 49, ~. :, ' 1,, =. H.. 49, ~ a., ''' 20
.iai 'i' WI .'-'' va -' 80 20. '.."' 20 may
NE'I COAST OF AFRICA.
Tic March Uui- from the various pOrts on
~. - . ,',i.' .ro -el,iyc4 iN'''
''. WV ~ III '.' w.. :,
0IAlah slANI hah t't'iN. H'h 10 1VI SH'
Ater iNNf = sea W." uh. B. me slaves iuoA Poss'sa on
ol the OBJ ?. and murdered az TIE crew lat two, WHO
rt ned Sierra Lone.
Trade fat lr.t ~ many % the norris and oil abgrd.
AIT ,nrr Lr.l trade MAS leirt c.fr.l ~, in smear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01
By tae Ecru,inr.

IATi.B IOlAI, ! pm - 10,
The steamship Peruvian. from Liverpool 2otb,
VIA Londonderry I.t inst. passed. ts point AT p. H.
.o-d1v. or route % Quebec.
Hoi adyiccs are ore day later ttou those ~ ihc
City IL London az Ncw.A orb.
I'ho steamship DlUlscua. FROM Portland, arrived n
Londonderry n r.. ~. Of tfc 10th.
TIE steamship virginia from Ner-lors. arrived Oh
Cro1khayen ~ o. in.. eud tie City OF AaneAoa,ci
ast C. ~ q. Do, u tac .0.h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-01

I
Every corner OF Europe has ere tIli resOuud-
ed with tie rews which came 20 us on SATURDAY Ike
he shout Of O nation" Richmond il Oula" Ilat az
last IS no hazardous prediction 10 IDLE boast but ore
Of the facts by which tie history que ituIe III sAepe
itself The great siege WINCH ilc.udiDg subsidiary
operations really forming part Of H. has almost hlc4
-four years ccoscs henceior'b 80 tx the at%ntcn snd
excite The syup1hcs Of world. and takcl u place
Learn chat the North s ablaZ' with enthusiasm t1a'
mems emotions Ovormastcr them N The streets that
cOutts arc adjourned and business suspended Chat
citzaus rush together IN mass meeiAGt, ana that
oaory is infectious. II would be wonderful indeed u
II wee Othewfe for ihe North has passed through
NO periud o. darkness and trial Suddenly called upon
T. ma ltate TX T which its genius Yves la Dpily
fted'O w8gc stgpend1us conflict without urmrs
without fleets without any Of those vast establishments
(which in military monlrclies are always IN working
0rdolilc I'll had 10 submit a. the onset 10 many
failures. 10 put up with painful huul'iMiore and u
-GTn, by Giut OF cypcneiCe the f1al 10 success. Tie
frft fedora army which ret ont Tor Richmond win
high hopes OF taking 4 by a mere promenade, wao
routed within few miles Of the capitol. second
army, overwhelming N point Of numbers and com
mendcd by general whom too chivalTon confidence
raised 20 TIE rank OF national idO was hall destroyed
ia the poisonous marches OF the Chcsa10miny and te
reTnnnn, had % beat an igu0minlOus retreat Third
and f1uth attempt 70 reach the Confederate strong
told were checked by mur1er0us rcycTsos il IA as
he CAPTURE Of Richmond became hye-wOid. II rOull
be too much to say that The people were nefer d..
, couTuged 10, their encouragement was profound.
lut il never led them for ent 10 think OF GIVING
ND the contest After every fail they sprang upon their
feet stronger and more determined than ever aud 10.
day they are tie y!ctOfs.
Esogr 2b" EiFfrpooy Post, '5pyV A..
I The news 81 the fall Of Richmond, which ar
rived too ise for editorial noIncemcnt Saturday
appeared nevertheless in nearly the whole OF fret
impression II flew abroad. 20 use an old lOcutiOn like
wDdfre and created greater sensation IN Liverpool
han any that has been received since tie attack oG
Fort sumter which four wears ago began tie American
var Although every one had Of late expected the
erelt 10 seemed 10 come Suddenly after ALI and u was
"A he
most general anticp iOn could not materially lessen
its elect 1t satisfactory 10 notice that the capture
DuTst OF yiniic.IreneGs. The Americans arc good.
nnOred people especially in the hour OF success end
he FIST result OF the gieut victory which has rewarded
their flthulncss ana perseverance, is spirit OF
,cha'ior. Mir. Greeley OF tho principal Republican
new spaper and The Nr-i0rh TINES earnestly advise
knd and paernal tone Of policy toward the Ieyolted
, 1865-12-16

ansst Tia rsoaat ms II raw aA.sis1 Ass st,.tsa
Inactive foF fanse&ea sd Brown Goods I'd r..pta
fseezAsd 6psAs AAN0 s4ss7es1 hsa u to u P4ta1s
@aH' Win hefNssea 2Qstsy. TAazs n q, aaseF4al
eashEe u fse3sa aas nd I'll. depsstnept = kshee,
a1y dull.
The following ars ~ eaatasoes rtuu liz p,, coods
E1chanxes
BEow1 sH.Etnas- -staadarda, axc Nodt5.d
EXC; Atlantic, esc, Wata NIX. ac. :,
hIxAoKHp 6HKR51es-N. r, MILE sc fxsea bb
Ne: Esekssooa. nAe: B4tt1est, no; Hsaoys G. 3te,
fxIHss-Aartnse, r., zfe: Coeheeo, sc: sesnrae's,
&c: Azaaakrak. 71kc-
p1sAms-Hsiau.on. X, Lowell, &c AZ.
npenies, s1e-
!; GtzoHAxs-Lsacasse. Nxc ossssuv, &c
6xowx DELLA Standard, 3lc; WentAroa. Ssxt
ConXT 1xA1s-Fepeaolt &c: Hstsa saxe
CATION HFLAsans-Sudh1t. &c M1ssa. A. &c !;
Hamilton, s1c.
TIc1s-AmcsSeas,B B., s2Xe; d c. &sxc. s,nped
Yo<f. 10: Ucasvine, &c.
DxaNs-Yo&k. &c: c. Haymake, sc.
hAI1oHAL eH1x7a-Gtlhasts, St1ns; Bruner ~ 10 :,
REsd1eJs Duplex Elliptic Hoop Shtrtz and Enpes.s
If"h-p.tees unchsnked- M1cx's l. 4 L. ilxinch,
- to tinch, &c to e1-io. Demand good,
The following dcspatches were reec,yedht the Dry
Goods Exchange to-day.
BosEoS-Maftet considerable excited: - b.axu
and bleaehed goods very scarce
PKoTIpESo1-Prihta &oods market excited: IS &c
caah: sp1axue prints II &c, II monlh4. Tha market
II generally dsua.
Pa11Apx1rH1A-Holde1so OF cotton kpoda nruer. aad
demand more active. Woolens steady,
DaLIMnKK-Market arm but uuIes
, 1865-12-16

ess nd Gxuljna kk xee.sts That b. zaa t....,a
sbe1 4he 4ek1nd, becoming sRd1eniy eSrssseaa'
GreWA kR&&Ra seRuae ppou -. His aj6s.3
aAng1iet. &31, rnshed hetweea hsza. tlf -, 1st.
e ssve beE mother. who sank TO fhe 1ro,rnd ,ers.
t4llJ rounded IN several pA;ts af ths hoJ~' -
fingered til O'Clock The ioiiou mo man, ~
e1ptnd. Hoppe. af1sr commftttn1 ~ a,taL,Aa Aoo
ecf fat Guie1ly down by the doo< hi iT
a, PAD oeroHnd and when some neIrnhos1H e. eSz
nd been alarmed BY th. ecrenme e.ras ~ tsse Mne
~aAs wka ehe 1aAttaz, be rep1sad yerv r.nli
.nE; 4oa o4ughtcr, who VA tha efte1f ~ ttts..c
Ga11ln> 2oo tho KAa the princ1nst vifnS....ste1a .se1
oI tstne5s dlcd fome Tine $50, 6~sA
-0Gpp4 . man oyet Gfty Teats nfspa n.
LusAEnn1Sn and c11ne to ttls countT fh;r+3 n = 81
aga In 1850 he Nas rnatzled to ne ,xs-st5 Jea!s
e subsequently murdered, Il parpsT faeron.,o ~11
-. aou *oo9 a1ter ne removed to Wheeifnr Whe1ss
as Ruse1eoa ta.m oF 800 acrss md smssssa "rt.s
W Wcan. u u said 10 b ono OF the hnest MN. ~
1ook COUNTY. and m elegant ipansion ~. mil M
ta aLun Il y toe proprietor. Hopps' villa had thi1
- = s4o!en py him, md en- tbs Hhote he seernea
~ usFT PaAsed very happy life. ttu within = 10
sGA.s oeIofe tae murder, when be octz5ionaIfy
4aAaEiea Hna neF- He MAS much Respected srnnr,d
- 1se.&oooanood. although at times the;n Mns =
!tss N ~ 1n1nntf which lad to tbs heiief
Ae may oe sen 2nJ dry behind the bars In the
sSoa9E 3aA. Walking to and fto with 4 pook III his
~ Ha. = oI reading some Of his oHu coupos!ttoun-
a II nf {. an sss,riss and poetic sny prisoner
shabby gentuel old nan, wears ,s1E di},ns5a,ss
old hA., y faiher quiet In bis demesuor. Ind ~
cetH nue appearance OF insanity, either tn hls
, 1865-12-16

-.- A1BAAy. Dec Is
REET CATrIx-The Cattle trade uss 1unsn buoysat
to-day. The New York and Eastern dealers being In
full attendance aud buying pretty freely. In most
transactions better ogures vt1e realized and some
sales were made at about last weeks range Of prices
There a1e several trorea Of premium Ch4stnas Cattle
Averaging In weight from 1,75o to 21o0 as which s1e
held 1t s7a9lso, but one bunch OF these vere sold
Is Southern Ohio. by Henry, Averaging LTD at xl73
The following were among the aales: H. utssef. q
head Illinois, avesnxs weight 1,os -, At 37oo sad
Shead, areraee weight LIS ns. at s7,3 B. c. Cook.
100 htaf. ayezaRe weight 1co ~ 1t $500 aud n had
choice Kentucky. averaging 1,5B as. At $a.n. Nj.
Fitch II head Illinois, averaging 100 H. 1t s7, 4,
Wood, Il head. averaging 325 n, At $x73, pes,y 4
Johnson, 6 head Michigan, averaging 1,s5 ~, At
sat5. Louis Rilla Il head Kentncky, averaging 1eso
b.. At $3.50. ". Martin, IS head. averaging ltM
At 1s-cs. I. ooodlnE. 81 head Michigan. s1e4asinK
1too NJ, SOD, 7. r. Bennett IS head Illinois. Syer
aging l,il6 cs. at fraction over s7.1o John Murr.v
&c bead Kentucky, averaging LED D. 1t $50: :;
hc!fezs. averaging 1,soo d, It *s.fa ". Whe.t II
head averaging LTD ~ at siooo Eeee1pts for the
weess1, 1900 head
sheep-Kecc!ets. 500 head. eaies 5000 hasd .t "a
*. uogs-Eccdptz, 7,sto head; salpoed ia Erv
Fork, $500. Bales OF 10 or 30 head At uAal,.
, 1865-12-16

ak" 1ohX, Dec. Is.
,CoTox:--HeAsy and declining, st taa1c for mid.
annk 500 ~ ancfo9 to-day. for Government sccount
A1tO nalst Menphta New orleans and FIoFidS A. ss,
ior mldallng e 5ar size fE ss.ictly nddlt1r 4;E@
c sor ue~ raidoltnz. and 4aassIc for rood 70 ordI
pAiJ. w s4e4'
tIor1-:aloc better, With scarcely 30 much do,,,
AtNlnRs 70 for extra state $55e SEQ for crfra rnd
hoop oAtos and 9e@ fer trade bfands-thc ~ 1rSst
medium grades. ' ~AAaoa aaa
.stivs, Sales o. Western at s,.
ior e3ports Sales At f1-to for damaged sprnc: = III
club: FLY foI Nc; Milwaukee, md ta.s for oid
s[nss g e. Wta saet Il so@e7x for WesseIo snd yioH
nal, q ne5 r. cea Vim ssles ssse fos
with sales at c tsc for 1nsound and saS6s or sounS
fned IN bond. VIZ @ot fe'
.F1orIltoSs-Fosk lower, ssA73s . SIX far n,,,-
e,osi1s 4 tss:s Itk. md !An1es5 for prime as,s
:. g. btsf psr ec I'd f9f
mess kud 1t4lsc for extTa mras Beer h1ns IN rnnt ~
rate request At &3-.30e3t.b Cut meats eiead1 atGI
1 nE shou.ae4a and i,9l7c ioT hsns. Rscoa steia9
hs. a! H. .ss sSsts
Ohio aud 5atse for State Cheese auii a 1I5iac
, 1865-12-16
TERRIBLE e0NFlAaRAI1eR,:
LOSS NEARLY:. HALF A HilL1oN
DOILARS,

At$.o,-t,,,. ut.
ihe th,,s .tn,- @ .us n.o,ans ne ~ discovered IN
49, as 10Y aaa oeanf o. tae urge eomueraA
s,.- " 11e sno fsSnk'in esseets, ana tao
Sss-s.a seea r.aa na mf as NJ department. already
r.;th.s ~ ~ s1n.o.11naty ee1s upon tnen
~, tho,r-,s.t -. uvs, 1oe .espoaae *s prompt
tr,. ~ ~, err,,.e.. ~ ~ 4Ae souoeeao4e NJ
- ~. ,,,,,a 'ssn, .oa "e naiV construction
ss.,n, o, .u..l1 "nea Presented no dividing walls
~. "1en 70 asnt ne enemy made It hope
s.o Lac :som ne onset Added to this Wa the
.o4 ~ "aen me raging element
.nrs ~ tts.h.,.,. 1pee.alose, ana the PIC
!. ra1,,.ss '-t1ae' "Ntea ''e nlssnen laoored
y, ,bts ~, I.
,,n. ,T,s. ...ss.. 9 pusstoIo give The ont
ssfo,~ =. ~ asttr..4a a.ou W. ioss ~ which may
Tne eo1ner bniidinp ~ h,i,t 1oM ia 1Hs: DOLLARS.
OWNED byJ.Y. sc,mTnon nd ~. ~ r1, s.unes,
9alued al s4sDo 1he tbtni M, ,.sss ssaao h.
her1n faa ,1sn the sscona ~. Is, "1,o We afe
WS,,,,. ,,...s-.s,,..s ~. ~ ossoPlso o5 -
finn, Tbe nn,o- foc- 49, s. as..,.. ~ 4aokee no
e.rtor ,nd r. raa,s.t,a 80 oap,ea a. Trunk
n,sh The stores ~. A'easaeu ] 10. oi tar
bet Undyke 4 IN 5o,,s.. psa oy w
cr,fn. Mrf,ucrn rov,r,1..,.. 4sa-. - hous aoa
fa,h l. ca. eo,nmizs,on Ionas - oscult
s1eyee md cuamel,ed c,oth. Hcre ~. ss, ..s WIZ
this building $50. 900 worth ordrv oo,ss .sst1o N
ip, wf,nle hesna ~ ,roancr 49,. s11' eiotn-
on,opt. The localtty NAV Ys hetts- ss.as luu q
some AZ fnc1nd,D, - rtnco,n n.1, ~ 'eteo oy
borne in letters Of stone. 1atne SUI
Next vest On Lake ,tneet .r,s fha
front hui1dinp Owned hv N, f,o.,r,,..,5 stone-
School Fund. which esnpbt ~ e.s"' !. o' INC
This building ay be -tpnrh,v rs,nas :. ~ ~, soo..
E. Richastsou occup,ed M. nrss ~. -. s'aNo'
20. dealing In .srythr. .,s NO
plemente, NEXT Sickela. Prauton - ao ~.
hasdwarri and next, Charles j. l.. Mens-
sash. doors md blinds. III. hr1,bt ~ ts,u
inc made 1t almost Impossible tn mi st, oa1a
water to The ton. and wncn ve In H.. sasA y.
, 1865-12-16
Cincinnati Market,

e7F@- . e-F"'|.1s ~ sHS Vss71asV EfIrVne.I
CtScISHATf. Dec. Is
FLouR-Aszket steady md Gruer, ss1es rcr. /.
supc1tne It $S.i3; e1tts at $3.50.
GHAza-Nheat acrra md 1cc higher. ssles Of cid
red ut stso; new 46s- Corn scarce md &c hlphcr
Sales OF ear At SIC. Oats active and 1c higher at c
Rye dull 1t &c, held higher Barley dull and nomin,l
WHisxKx-Dul bnt steady.
Co1roy-Fh1n. Nldd1tngs at 4sc
Pfo1ntozs-Fosk dull Market weak 1t ~. d, o,-
old and new Bccou Shoulders In falr demand n IL
Clear Sides, e1c. Bulk meats quiet; shoulders.
1lAc; sldes, l48c; Clear sides, Ike. Green Mests
steaa1. snoGlocs1' sHe; sides' Ike: Hama, Ike.
Lard weak; Prime Kettle, 17Hc. Hogs doll snd r.
lower; sales at &s.a@s.7s gross; ito, lps net.
MnSEr-steady- sE1chaose tsmer and scarce ,t
SC to Is premium, buying l-!o premium seIt,nv
, 1865-12-16
Markets by Telegraph.
ur1R NItDSrETIT NARKPn nppopr


tsrceial Despatch 10 the Western Associated Prrss
NEW foHK, Dec. Is.
The Stock market this morning showed nnn,r
bouyancy and prices were generally higher the
amount Of business xas small. The bulr's s,de an.
pear to have the adTAntAge 1t present. During ths
dsy The market was fn, aud At the last Board thrr-
was m Improvement oTer the morning features Of n,
session. In Erie, Pittsburgh old Southern and To1e.
d. there IL N Increased disposition to buy stocks
CLneISa fK1cKA
The following were the cloeloK prices At $50 4, m ::
Central. esKI Erie. s34; Hudson, 11gx; Reading
11eH; Michigan Southern, 3; c. d p, 50 Tojedo
117h; Rock Island. 1c7Y: Northwestern, y4: 1hfn
certified, ak.
The Gold NArket is 1rmer; the fumors from Wash.
ingtnn In rrEsrd to complications with Franco had
AteadeEeJ TO stfen prices. In connection with the
fhct that the Il not selling the rata closen
1t l{kx-
0oreznmetts we're less active md show q sllsht
decline
Money easy with abundant supply.
ErATE nospA-
St2te Bonds quiet and nrm with small salcs.
Petroleum Stock MAEket arm and more active 70,
DAY. Hamilton and McClnsock rose to $500; P1tho1e
Creek snd Reanehod Run also in demand Bteyprt
$s1 Excelsior Sleo Bennehor Run. &1.ss. Buchanan
Fss. &c; Bradley, 5oc; Fec Blmple, &c; First N.
tional -; Manhattan. &c: Oceanic, 70; Oh Creek
S1.tbs r1thole Creek, tls.95: iUnted statea, sHo:
HebssG. xi.lk Petroleum quiet Sales Of l,sno b.ls
Crude as ike, and 90 taas Renned Bond at sc.
DRY aoope.
tbs D1y Gaed& tsde sheNs cepsldezsbte impeQre
, 1865-12-16

16recaN Despalth to the Chicago TfIbupe.1
- MIwArKEK, Dec. Il,
FLorEActlye. Sales .,too bris "Rtrrr strentn At.
TIA spring at &7ho.
GHAts-Whest1oweF. Sales this rnorntrx. =, 90 hn
At atN-04@1-ssH. On Change, l16ooo bu 1t ai.s1xa
1SlX. bp. m. Board-The1t neclntug, aafes 1ns m
hu No sp1fnx At 3ox, sellers option dur,ne
the month Isl. buyers option ne1. week.
FHoy1sloxs-Fhmet- Sales 50 bt1x ct.y r,... +,-.
Al seaoo. LArd-Sales 20 bris at 1.c. But;cr-sayr,
23 tubs apd lao \ roll 1t 34e
, 1865-12-16

Especial Despstch to tho Chicago Tribuac.1
....... ST. LOUIS, Dec t.
Tobscco unchanged: leaf at 31o.3 Wheat m s.5cs
-Four duu double e111s choice At 3I2s double e1trs
1t Slf-6. Com, no demand and no ahfon}ne f,c1t
uea Barley more active, Spring mn At u 80. RIe,
quiet. Whifkey hesvJ At sa2o PER sallov.