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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
TICKNoR e. FRLps's ELEGANT New PUB.

TICKNoR d FKLDs's ELEGANT New PUB
Listing BOusE.-Ihe celebrated publishing house Of
MeSsTs licknor Fields has been Transferred from
the corner" where 1t fourished 30 long 10 new and
spacious premises lifted up expressly for the accommo.
daton OF tier great and increasing business Ire.
ST., corner Of llamiltonp place opposite Park ST.
Tie location is one Of the most eligible places in Boston
for business OF TINS KIND The premises have been in
state of preparation for many months and arc nearly
ready to be thrown open to the public. Tho most adj
mirabe arrangements have been made for the yarions
departments connected with the establishment II viii
be found the most elegant and complete place of the
kind in the country for the purposes which n Is de-
voted. And we cannot help thinking that in their
stately rooms tie firm which has a reputation wide Az
the country extending wherever English literature is
rend will start on a OF prosperity gather.
ing fresh hOnofs and renOwu every year. Mr.. Fields
who Is the senior partner has been connected with the
establishment man and boy, for period Of 80 years
nd II Is 10 his great tact and experience LIS entire
devotion TO the interests VI literature lis nice discrim
mating taste. that TicknOr Fields owe much Of the
high reputation they enjoy. We congratulate the par.
ties on the assured losfiOD they have gained and tie
opportunities that are opening before them FOR yet
higher usefulness and property, Boston Courier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

FELL FROM WINDow.--An inquest was
Yesterday held by Coroner Wdey. at No. 2li Tenth
ave. on the body of Rudolph Stehle. Deceased. while
asleep rolled from his bed out OF tnird story WINDOW
was native Of Germany aged 10 years and had been
An this country but two months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

Tie INlcdY0 NtPHUIItUH Vi lV'VoIU"yi r"lD'
The money market il reported close and firm. The
demand is good, mostly on account Of shippers, who
are purchasing produce TO MI orders rom me East;
the disposition to make advances on grain, and wide
margins aso required ia all where money IL want
ed for purely speculative purposes. legitimate Dor
IoHers loweyeI meet With w dILeI.Iy ~ seiaih!hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoyEY.-Ofsce, N.
Murray Of the Tenth Precinct yesterday arr..,.a "a
ward Kaener on the complaint Of Peter Enslema, !,
clerk in the fruit store Of j. Brontz No. ~ Noroli
The complainant states that the accused purchased !,
cents worth OF pears, and rendered in neymor. =
counterfeit five on the Albany City Bank he knor~S :
that IL was counterfeit having previously alter ntsS =
pass land being then informed Of its Character ns..
Mansfield committed the accused for examiprt;op
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
Rccripts of Produce.

AUG. 3l.-6O27 bbs. Flour. IS bbls Whisky 500
bhIs Corn Meal IL 522 bush. Corn 1890 bush. |
Wheat a. SOB bush. Oats, 20 pkgs. Ashes, 9o pigs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

The following is an official statement OF the bust
ness OF the Office of the Assistant Treasurer OF the
United States, in New-York, for.the month ending
Aug. 81, 1865: .....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

The Mobile AdceTt!Ser and RcgtSter OF August ~
reports:
Since our last considerable activity has existed In
financial and commercial circles The receipts Of cot.
ION have been moderate but the stock on hand seems to
be accommodating from day to day, and we notice an in.
creased and active demand for money in consequence.
Al sterling bills are in good request, and we note
sales of round amounts at ll IA and li5 for good IN
diyidual names. Bank sterling commands las per
cent more.
Sight checks on New. York selling freely, and we
mole tendency 10 an improvement in rates Consider
able demand exists for remittance, and bankers aud
brokers are selling at their counters al per cent dis
count We hear Of good outside bills being offered al
lj02l per cent discount
STATEMENT OF COTTON FOR TIIE WEEK ENDING AUGUST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
professional &o.ieee.

DR. KUCZKOWSKI, Nomeopath and Hy.
~ dropalh all diseased specially diseases o. %. !s
aud sIl kinds of wounds - 80.
Office hours from 10 TO u r from to !, and 20 20 N.
I EVILS 81 COX.
n JOSEPH J. hsWls, CHARLroS I. LEWIS. = : > az
COUNSELCRs At LAW,
No I32 Broadway. 4. O. Boz, no. 1853,
NETWORK CITY,
Attend ell business IN the Courts Of TIE United siafee
and in the Departments Washington. Especial sttenna
given Internal Revenue business and TO claims asAh
forricu Governments a well As cur own.
judge experience Commsionerof Internal h'
enue and Charlton A. Lewis 1Iereree sa Deputy CON
.iou-r will b. guarantee u thorough acquainsn,e vita
the Revenue Laws. - 4,
Mr. Coxs connection Of four years with the Commute
National legislature insure thorough knowledge Of i'g's
ton ard practice in both Departments.
THE JUDICIOUS TREATMENT Of NER'
4 yOUS DEBILITY &c.-C D. HAMMOND. ~ d., or
merry Professor Of Special Anatomy and slre'ry IN iA'
syracuse Medical College, y. Y. ohce No 81 Ea'i 1't a.
| New.York City, opposite New-daycn Raioad Depot
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

Brig. Gen. r. D. HAMS, Congressmaa
elect from the Second district Of Ohio, now In
command Of brigade q infAnlry nader sheri.
dan, isnow In the city. ccn. Haye. is one Of
thess vhO, from ppfely PATRIOTS and dhintsr.
1c1led motives, entered the voluntser service at
ths brsaking out ofthe car. IIe was at that ams
leading member OF the Cincinnati Bar, having
most lucrative practice, and with Judicial
honors aud Prefsrement being thrust upon him.
He east aside all these allaremsnts aad took up
arm. for the defence Of the Union. He asked no
oaheiai position, but hs was chosen as Major Of
his regiment. Prom this position he has, un.
sought, been promoted 10 the position Of Briga.
der General. During the entire continuance Of
the war, General Hayes has remained with hIs
men, and has been at home but few dayaa nj an y
time, and only about once year since he sntorcd
the service. He was nominated aud elected a.
the Uulon candidate last fall In the place of Hon
AleI. Long. This honor wAA thrust upon him I;
the people selected him without his coneurrcnce
In or knowledge Of their movements, he being In
the field and declining 10 take any part In the
election ohcr than to east his vote when the time
arrived.
. Rev. NJ. J. CRANER, Chaplain q. 8. A.,
and brother -iu-lAw Of General Grant, has re-
turned TO Washington from his tour of inspection
at Richmond, Petersburg, CITY Point, Point Of
Rocks, Fortress Monroe, ke. Ho starts to-mor-
row for Philadelphia and New York. . 4
BIsBoF UPFoLD. Of Indiana, Is suffering
severely from rhsumatInn, and cannot leave his
houss. The WsEtsrn BpiscopaifdR says that
'thsrs seems little prospect Of his rsuuming as-
tive labors " Bishop MeIIyAiAs hA. latsiy
been performing Episcopal functions for him.
M,aa L. ,.~tr.a aan1s
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05


The Assassination COnsPiracy-BOoth'
Errand-Boy Arrested in BrooklyIl-
Harold's Antec etlents In the City Oi
" Churches.
Tn. "details or thu diabolical tr,redy In
uhich ths no,orion. Rootb nIav,d tbe iead.
inc nart begin to Ienk ont ,byou1b ynriop.
cbspnsI, fhe e.,ensiys rami6cat1ons ofIhe
Mot ~hsr fnJIv hrouyb, 20 I;1ht will No.
toni.h The comnunity That Bootb Nns no,
alone In the heIIisb conspirncy has already
bssn nscortninrd but the citi;ens Of BROOK.
Iyn viii feel ds,onisbed when thry learn that
jIaro,J A.. comnnnion of Roo,h,s aivhI has
rssidsJ an ,hs div ~ Churches Tot nsarIy
two xssrs
ner.or Lrour n. IN. uInd;,n Doc,o, ,,
who ron,s 10 RrooLIxn about two wear, 400
mad tbo ocor.intnncs ~ U.roIJ M W.sh,
in1ton on nj. way ~ mi, citv aud n. m.
i.F,.r IA snn,. ayn.r,snc. In ;ha ,no,nd
inc or drues The Doctor cmnIoyrd him 10 act
.s6is sssis,,nt Tbsy ostabIi,hsa nm otScs
in Pr,,on .,raa, p,noLIvn .na Lv m, Sa,,
,a.tic oos,"na. In Shi:b thsv vars In tho
bahi, oc snn..r;n, In ths sircots accom-,
naWisa hv porv 40. .n.sIw.U ~ an Ttoi;an
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05


nSsssr and Mossy Among the Rebel
Fugitivss - Trtbulstions % ssm'
Davis snd sis Caravan.
A report eomss 20 Us from Riohmond that
The rebel Cen. RossEn wss captured In Han.
over county, Virgins, on Tuesday last. No
confirmation Of this report has been received
here; on the contrary, the most reliable In
teIligsncs Is to the effect that both RosSEp
and Mossr have escaped and joined the 10
gacious rebel Government party, beaded by
JEFT. DAVIS, who has in his train, besides
the treasure Of the defunot Confsdsraoy,
several members Of his Cabinet.
1t Is further stated that when thsssTun.
away rebels arrived at Greensboro they were
not permitted 70 get OF the railroad train
the people Of the place fearing they would be
held 10 account by the FOdernl authorities
for hArboring rebels. II Is also stated that
Jar. and his eonfreres had with them part
Of tho Sugar Dish and Earring Bureau, -
As IL Is facetiously called.
This bureau was composed Of earrings,
pThcoieS, bllNeE bpoOhrt Pihtet sh'oi suket
dishes, etc, contributed by the feminine rebels
In pursuance Of an act Of the Confederate
Congress, which invited. such contributions
with view, as is now believed, Of furnishing
the means for running away. The fugitive
Confederate Presidential party remained in
tho cars all night, and cleared out the next
morning
II Is further stated that just before the
train started the rebel Secretary Of the Treas.
ury had ruRpus with = citizen Of Greens
boro', who presented a Confederate Govern
mont bond for 81, 900, and demanded in pay
ment thereof small share Of the earrings,
silver spoons, etc.
Tho confederate Secretary couldn't sec
It in that light;' the citizen threatened and
the Secretary ''cussed,' or "words to that
eaect;'' and amid this war Of words ,he
train put OF, leaving tho windled owner Of
the confederate bond on the platform, tearing
passion to tattsrs, whilst TRESHoLH went of
on tho train, waving his hat in triumph.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

We learn that avery strong prediction
for the climate Of Mexico is manifesting IT,
self among the ofhsers of the army now about
70 go out Ofthe service. It would not be ct all
strange II large numbers Of the most intrepid
and enterprising Of our skilled warriors should
seek amusement and recuperation in that
country, whose undeysloped resources In
mineral wealth have been 50 much sItolled.
And we hear IA stated upon pretty good Au-
thority that extra Inducements are held out to
military emigrants Just now from that quar-.
teri In point Of fact, that there are agents
here prepared to advance, in reasonable
quantities, a supply Of the metal which was
quoted at 1I3 this afternoon to gentlemen
who have had sufficient military experience
to enable them to cultivate lands or oXcnvate
mines without being disquieted by armed
bands in the neishborhood. II we are not
misinformed, some gentlemen lately engaged
in crushing the rebellion have recently en-
tered INTO engagements in this city to move
their traps to MeIico--men who could turn q
ploughshRre into a sword, or q pruning hook
into spear, (Soe Joel, Sd chap, 10th verse, }
In the twinkling Of h-war bulletin. We
do not desire to turn MAxIHLIAS suddenly
into clay, but we would say MAN, 6spars !
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

The following itoms We clip from ths Alex.,.
dffa Slate Journal u yesterday evanihRt
PorofesL PrfsoAsrs. The following named M,
rolled prlfohers have reported to Captain VIA
ship, acting provost marshal Reherni, ainee a1r
lhst rep0rt; Joseph Perry, George Davis an
Virginia; John n. cfagett, lth Virginia John a
aonnell, 9th virgiuia John 2. Brenner, dofo
I. TcunF. - inaepanaent cAyslry Joseph y
Wheat, 4th Virginia John N. Nelson, do. sam.
uel Lessen, do. Jas, II. Watkins, 18th vifeinia
.Rtifsttd. d.-Thb 5tst New York veterans H..
longing 10 the Ninth corps, have been rellesed
g N further daiy, and thls afternoon len The city
Raisras2~ Col. w. n. wells. proves, m,,,A.,
general for the defences south Of the Potom.c
vhs has bsan ahneni Tor asna weeks on ImpoT
tant duties elsewhere, has returned TO the civ
and will take charge effhe eondus, Of his oaies
perhaps tomorrow.
PersonaL General Sherman la expected IA
arrive In this city In few days Ne will maEe
his Headquarters here for a shDn time--perbaps
until his army ~ disbanded. sfaH d. -
No Lfmn o. Supplies for ne Cannirp. -The
following important order relative 10 the tahirU
out of supplies was yesterday issued By Major
General Auguri .a ID.
HEApR'Rs DEPARrHESr or wAsHINaroS, D
wlHtEoroS, D. O.. Nav a lses I
Capt. Wfnshfp, Acting Proved Mdrshdi 0en'I.
Give passes % all persons having asses 10
leave Alexandria for Huch supplies, not contra.
band Of war, a. they may desire 10 carry. No
limit to the quantity. Every facility must be
given 70 deserving people in obtaining their sop.
By command Of Major General AuouH.
,. II. TATLon, Chief Of staa aud A. A. a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

The FRsT FLAG oF THs REBELLION. The
identical palmetto nagwhich was suspended
in tho Capitol at Columbia, South Caroline,
upon this organization of the Secession Con.
sention in December 1860, was captured ut
Columbia by General Blair, and on Saturday
last was presented to Governor Fletcher, Of
Missouri When the hag was first suspended
in Secession Hall, Lawrence w. Keit uttered
the following words; I'VE have carried the
body Of this UniOA 10 lie last resting place.
aud now'we will drop the aag over It's grave. y
lkeit and the rebellion have gone 70 their
graves since that time, but the Union still
lives
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05
BY ELEGRAPII

From Georgia--GOv. Brown Wants 60
Come Back 20 the Union.
NEw YoRK. May a.-Tho steamer Arago
arrived tonight, with Port Royal, S. G. dates
Of April 80. Generals Jstfries and Long
are passengers.
The capture Of Macon, Georgia, by Gen.
Wilson Is confirmed.
The entire place is under the protection Of
Union soldiers. Governor Brown was Mt
Augusta ondcRvOring to get up n State Con
vcntion to bring back Georgia to her Rllegi
ance TO the Union.
Tho cereal crops in Georgia promise we'll
Little cotton has been planted.
Wilson, nfteT entering Macon and placing
guards, withdrew large portion Of his force
outside Of the city.
Il. II. Cuylsr died recently at Macon.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05
The weekly National Republican.

Our weekly ISSUE now ready, will he found
particularly desirable for those who wish Ia
send to their friendsi in distant places record
|or the events Of the past week. II contains
'the monumental tribute to our late beloved
President VI Oh appeared in our daily edition
|of yesterday Some of the finest slegiat
poetry yet written and most eloquent eulo
gums yet pronounced upon the character o
ABRAHAM LiScoLS, win also be found in tn,
WISELY, which may be purchased in wrap
pOrs Rt the counter of the REPUBLICAN, Office
l5ll Ninth street. ".
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05
Reduction In the Expenses OF the
Naval Department.

The reduction In the expenses Of the naval
service consequent upon the reductions now
being made, will, it Is estimated, reduce the
expenditures OF that Department about fifty
per cent. The North Atlantic Squadron has
been reduced from ninety to thirty vessels,
and the other squadrons are all being simi.
lhrly reduced. Chief Of Bureaus, Com
mandRnts Of Navy Yards, etc, are ordered at
once to reduce the expenditures Of their
bureaus, otc., to the lowest point compatible
with the public interests All designations OI
officers rendered are at once accepted, and a
large proportion Of the force employed is
being discharged, and the vessels laid up.
There win he no further accumulation oi
ordnance or supplies, especially Of perish.
able nature .."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

PAY TnE PRISTER.-Geo, Francis TRAIN
is about to lecture for a Ladies Orphan ASy,
lum in PhilRdslPhiA. Tram writes the Ia,
dies
Train never tires Of Philadelphia, but
Philadelphia may tire Of Train. Hence, 10
all Academy and hedge against rainy
reserved seats beforehand, and advertise earIy
aud often Besides, pay yomr printer. IT'S
mean to beg local notices. Papers can't live
on air. Does charity begin abroad"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

An elegant Opera Cloak is TO be voted for at Coz
zAaA Pair in the same manner a. the swords In
the Sanitary Fair In New York were. The can
didAtes are the wives Of the lions Of the Army
aud Navy, Mrs. General GRASr and Mrs. Vice
Admiral FARRAGUr. The Army and Navy ars
respectfully hvited to come forward aud give in
their votes The list will be- found Ai tables No
l and 10, under the direction Of Mrs GEoRGI
PN1AS, at GoSzAdA HALL, y street, near Ninth
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

The established state Banks ats Displaying
eOmmsndsble activity N avAilIrs themselves
% the Opportunity offered 70 .fseOhstruci',
themsslves into Natiobal RAnls There afs
now upwards of eleven handred National
BanhS with capital Of oVsr two khndred
and siity.svs millions Of dollars, and the
sum b daily increasing. The States having
the -largsst amounts Of capital invested in
these institutions. are
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

Major General wARRES, commander Of
the gallant Sth corps, Army Of tho Potomac,
arrived in town to-day.
The Sth corps is to-day marching through
the city of Richmond, on their way to Alex.
AndriR. They will pass over some of the
bHttls'helds whore they have fought and blsd
like heroes, and where many Of their old
comrades lie buried. ..'..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

STATE DIRECTORs. Board Of Publie
Works of Maryland GoyOrnor Bradford,
Comptroller Jump and Treasurer Fowler
met at Annapolis on Tuesday last and made
the following appointments: .. ..
In Baltimore and Ohio RAilroAd-William
keyser, J. X, Caldwell, William II, Purnell,
Samuel Wilhelm, General J. S, Berry, Gen.
Il. Shriver, G, HSrwOod, J. W. Crisheld, W.
W. Watkins, VIM. CRllow.
Maryland and Delaware RAilrORd-W. d.
Massey, d. Ksrr, Jr., s. 7. Hopkins,
Eastern Shore RRilroRd-ColOnel W. j..
Leonard, VIM. I. Purnell, s. A, Graham.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

PRESENT TO PHEsIBEST JOHSsON.--A num-
Der of prominent citizens Of New Y orlS, chief,
ly merchAn'aAud bankers, have purchased a
magnificent carriage, with horses and harness
to match, for presentation TO President John
son. The names Of all politicians have been
carefully excluded from the list of subscribers
to this timely gin to the PrssidSnt.--N J.
Past .......r
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

WASHINGTON THEATRE.-The reappear-
anee, after m absence of nine years, Of the tai
cnted artistic and dramRtist, Mr. q. G. Bonifnee
last evening, at tho Washington Theatre, was the
oRted supporter, Mrs, I. y. Philips, were called
before the audience at theelose Of that beautiful
Plny Of Bulwer'E, LADY Of Lyons" aud were
greeted with astounding applause. His rendi-
any, aud Mrs, Phillips, a. Pauline, fully sus-
tained her eminent celebrity. Iuccessfnl aud
pheasant season, both to the manager and patrons
" the Washington Theatre, Is evidently al hand.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

At hfteen minutes past l2 clock, on the mora.
ing Of the 5th instant, after a prOtracted illnen
from chronic rheumatism and heart disease
THOMAS WILLIAMSON; aged 30 years, -
The friends Of the family are inyitedto attend
Fihh street, on tomorrow SATURDAY. after
noon Rt o clock.
m5s baltimore SUn please copy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

ANY one having occasion 10 visit private
medical Institution are advised to call On Dr.
Hellny. . .... r..a..... rr.. ...... ,r
"A large aud successful practice here aud else.
whore enables him to guarantee perfect cure In
all cases. H
All visits and communications strictly private
and confidential Psraoas SAllihg see no one but
NE Doctor. r tr.H 5H ga eel-u
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

We learn that Col. RoBERr ouLD and Capt,
HArcH have been arrested In Richmond by
order of the Government, in matters con-
neeted with their delivery Of money and
articles sent to Federal prisoners confined in
Richmond.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

To CLEAN PAINT THAT IS NOT VARNISHED.
Take a flannel and squeeze nearly dTy out
of warn water and dip in a little Writings
apply to the paint, and with little rubbing
remove grease, smoke, or other soil. Wash
with warm water, and rub dry with n soft
cloth. 1t will not injurs the most delicate
color, and makes il look As well ms new, be-
sides II preserves the paint much longer than
IL cleaned with soap and water
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05
PAssPOR rs.


Persons residing or being in Washington,
|Nho desire passports for travelling abroad,
pan obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on psrJomdl application
|nt the Department Of State. my4-3m
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05
Another Reward for sea. Davis.

Another Reward for Sea. Davis.
A million Of dollars reward will shortly be
offered for the capture Of JETv DAVIS and
his cOnfederates. 1t is stated that the sub
seription In New York amounts already to
the muni6oent sum Of 100000 The sub
seription list extends to the principal cities
Of the loyal States. .... .,-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

FRoM general estimate of the number Of
employees In the War Department alone, in
its various qualifications, II Is found that
about fifty Thousand Of these employees can
be dispensed with. aI. rs.. ........ ~.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-05

CRcUIr CoURr-Chisf Justice Carter
The court met this morning, when the case oI
Wiley against Brown was resumed, and the ex
animation of witnesses continued. Johh Purdy,
Esq, and WIN. Thompson were examined TO.
day. The Testimony Of william Dalton and
Joseph Dofler was also read 10 the Jury.