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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
n. y. Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.

FoR rHK WEEK Ending NfDSYsDAf Dee ~ 100
lFrpressy for THg ~ v TkIBusk by our own Reporter
The following are the rates Of articles 10 g0od
condition "a sold by commission houses at @hoitsae
Shippers receive 10 10 y cent less. deducted t'r com
mssions beside freight and other charges. Faruos re
ceiving produce TO sell often with The request that IN
mediate returns be made. cannot always omalh inc
prices Mich transient buyers have 10 pay: oar hIur'
are blended more for the farmer than The merchant,
aud we prefer not 10 dsappolut by giving ie Vul7uo
prices o. very choice articles
BEANS AND PEAS.
Beans have advanced bnt nre not selling very qucS!
beans new. pea medium prime y bush y 5OGs2 20
Beans, rev kidney 4 bush., prime .--- we "
Beans. new marrow, prime. .----..--'.--' ~ IN
Beans, Inferior 90" n, No
Beans Luna, A. bnsh. JDT ~ w
Pens Canadian " bush. 81" %
Pens Southern backeycd, q hnsh..-...... 'o~
BUTTER.
Tho Eutter market j. very unsettled AMI pfces reay
Nominal this week There is large stock IN the cry
and nn or,tlet prces being considerably above the
y,evs Of European shippers while the tnhiornh ana
Southcrn markets are llicd to oNerrow!ng ~
now looks very much as tnTutn prc's s mOe,s
:" reevo the market, especially rs there .
mncn butter Gtili in Che country. owners ~,
re,dy nerceiye their mistake ~ holding on 50 long ana
now ar good lots Of State butter ut i2d Zoe, which
they refused Oc. of few wcekn since ii would Dc
d,fcuif ntter 10 find market for good line DAIRY
for over 400 to-day though peddled ont IN small way
AZ a45c might be obtained. There IS no forcing Ile
market for want Of outlet. European shippers VIII
not purchase for over 3tc. ana they Will Wdnt good,
sound butter Gt 3Od32c. aud it would not surprise VA
IN see the prices decline TO these hgurest IN only sur
missing that the market did not break down sooner,
md only tue orders 10 bold aud the determination 70
dole it ont in scahty supplies, prevented THIS. we
Qnote' .o,,e
state frkins, prime. 4 =.
State irkins. medium. - y ~
Pennsyy ania tubs and pals ~
Middle aud southern ONO. 70 "a ~ !,
State Tabs. Welsh good to choice q y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

abroad is to obtain the absolute quiet be demands ana
cannot have in this country. number of our dis
hngushed citizens visited the steamer to bid the Gov
eroor and his family goodbye ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
Dort- iuarnrns' Notlre.
STATE OF Nxw-YoRx.


PORr-WARDESs OsrIcE, No. lOt Waust
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance Win
u ,.,or o,the act 1.ssed April H. 1851 entitled" An
Act 10 Reorgnze the WadenS Oaice OF the Port CT New
Yo % ali persons Interested in OF having charge o. "a:
the following vessels are under examination by thf foss
Warden, And that the said surveys examinations VIII %
ccmIketrd within ten days next succeeding n noaloe W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
STOLE PROM HIS EMpLoYER.-Max Newman

was yesterday arrested the complaint Of joel Y.
Hyaus Of tho firm Of Hyams & Cfaw If No. 80 Walker
ST. The accused was agent for the complainant and
snch collected money for the firm. 1t is claimed that
moneys so collected and the thus appropriated
viii amount 10 81, 500 One among number OF com
painants is Mr.. j. Anthony OF No. 379 irand,t. who
states that no paid to the prisoner cIeck for SAC e.
and $50 in cash. The cash he appropriated and gave
the check Ia his employer. The accused confessed bis
guilt and in company with Louis LeaGson. who was
concerned it'll the prisoner In his operations and
also arrested. was committed by Justice STANDBY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

A QUESTION OF OwNERSHIP.-OfficerH odg-
son If the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
rested Eulaiip Cammi the compliant of Simon j.
Pezier of No $40 East Ninth Il. The complainant
states that on Monday last the prisoner In his absence
stole from hin 81, COO in Treasury notes, and 500
French gold ard so worth of furniture: the latter
she had removed to No. l4i Lconardst. The prisoner
states that for some years past she had lived with the
complainant as mis- wi aud the articles she took be-
onged her. The money she denies taking. She was
committed by Justice Shandley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14
CHEESE.

Receipts are light and the demand qnick. at the
higher prices here eiyen. Eggs to count are bringing
4e-at the mark about 42e if 10 good condition. We
quote:
New-Jersey and Pennsylvania fresh. y doz ~ as
State. good ulrks.... :-.--..1s 0f3
Western and Canada. ~ dOz.. good ORDER 40 d49
LINED Eggs, y doz ....---.--.-.--..-----. GSy
Egg Oats, T. bush. good. ...........----40 1JO
FRulTs AND NUTS-DRfED.
DRIED Armies are lower with sOa s1.es; some lots
are offering at l2ic IL would be hard matt, 10 get
l5c. to-day tor very fine State quarters. Sliced are
scarce AMI wanted at quotations. ,heStnnis are very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

Which was concurred in.
On motion, the said report was ordered to be printed
in all the Corporation papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-14

CoSsoLs clo-e n sai 1894 Tor morey. with dividend.
ANGLICAN SrocKs-I. :. Fis"Tgen.a, eiti LIMOS Ten
tral RlilrOad, aJaAi Erie haiiI'si ss'.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27
ImpOrtnnt 70 sOIdIerB and OtheFH.

We have been rsqasstsd 80 call the At
tsn,ion Of zoIdisrs sid o,hers to the fol-
lowiug seeuoo OF the amended POs,-odss
Law which i roE in force:
Sec / Be /; snac:ed, r.. That all do
usEue letters, except ie;tsTs logf ugT JrGak-
ed, Acd duly elrtJSed Letters Of HoIdiers,
=siior., sod usvisss II the service Of The
Uaitsd SsAtss, o. which the postage il IN
paid. sbsI De cent b. The postmaster 70 the
DEAD Letter O@cs in Washington; and ali
letters deposited for mailing, paid only 10
part. shan be forEarded to destination,
Charges VIII the unpaid rate, to be col
!eeEed 90 delivery
Qaits s nunSer Of letters, We are ip-
formed, have been dropped in the letter
bo1 Of the Posi-ofiee in this city, within
The past fsS days. which are neither pre-.
paid uoT properly certified, as the Law re-
quires, and they will, Of course, be sent ,e
the Dead Letter Office at Washington
Ths.e letters are Supposed 70 have beer
deposited By the soldiers nov here, and i
is f9s their benefit especially, that We pub
Iish the above section.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27
'sEho Place e. Abrahan Liasoln "a
HiaGoFvB


0ader the aboya title, he historian, BAa-
croft. giTss in the June number of the At
iaHtse KcsttIy a brief but striking review Of
The rsisriOas Of slavery to parties asd pub
lie men nom tks frst fsrnatioS Of our
government to the present tims. The pie.
ture OF tie diheultis5 which amended de
opening Of NJ. Lioeoln's prestasatiai e.iISser
il wildly drawn, and contains in particular
some seorehing GIInsions TO the perady o.
Lee, Who though The tzustsd chief Of staf
Of the Lieutenant General, chose this time.
of fearful public trial 70 go over to the ea-
Wy. ThCUsiels eoUetU6sS With Z 1obye
tribute to the character of the Iame1ted
President Of which tie following ia the
closing passage:
The measure By which Abraham LincaIn
takes his place, not in American history
tonIy, bat 10 universal history, is his pro-
elamation of January l, 1863, emaneipa-
ting all slaves within the iGsGrgenI States.
II EasS indeed, q military neeeszity, snd il
decided the result Of The war. i. took
from the public enemy one OF two millions
OF hoDdmsn, and placed between Oue and
Two hUOdred thousand brave aud gallant
troops in Anna on the side Of the Union.-
A great deal has been said in time psst of
the wonderful results of the toll Of the
enslsVed negro 10 the creation of wealth
by the culture OF cotton; and now it is in
part 70 the aid of the negro in freedom
that the country owes ia success in its
movement of TegeneratiOn,-thatt the world
OF mankind owes 70 the Continuance Of
the Un.ted States As the e1ADple Of a Re-
public. The death Of President Lincoln
sells the seal TO IhSt Proclamation. which
must be maintained. Il cannot bat be
maintained. Ills the only rod that csn
safely carry of the thunderbolt. BE came
TO it perhaps reluctantly; be Was brought
70 adopt 1t, 90 it were, against his will,
bat compelled by ineyisa BILE necessity. BE
disclAimed ell praises for the act, saying
reverently, after it bad succeeded: SThs
nations condition God alone can claim. u
Aud what fOEurity is opened before the
county when iIB Institutions become homo.
geneous? FrOma all the civilized world the
nations will send hosts 70 share the wealth
and glory of this people. 1t will receive
all good ideas from abroad; and iIs great
principles of personal equality and tree
dom-freedom Of conscience and mind
freedom ofspeech and acliou-freedom oil
government through ever renewed common
consent-Will undulate through the world
like the rays of light and heat from the
sun. With one wing touching the waters
of the Atlantic, and the other on The Paci.
&c, it will grow into q greatness OF which
the past has no parallel; and there can be
90 spot in Europe or Asia so remote or O.
secluded as to shut out it's influence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

Tn Toledo Bad. says. 4 tlie0d who
has passed over the Southern Michigan
Railroad during the past week, and has
taken occasion to note carefully the csudi.
ton otIhe crops, informs Us tina, he never
sa" better wheat at this season of the year
Considerable rain has fallen, bat i. has an
0een absorbed BY the soil, and he did no.
hear OF any complaint of too much rain
All descriptions of farm produce are look.
ing remarkably hOurisbine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

TH1 rebel chiefs are beiug gradually
picked up and cared for by the Govern
meut. Our dispatches this morning an
nounce that Seldom, late Secretary Of War
auder Davis. has been arrested and is nov
corfned on a guDbSar in the James river,
where our authorities have provided
quarrers for Hunter and Campbell. Gen.
Lee, whose case has been too long neg
leeted. is ALEC likely to receive some
attention. He and his family, ever since
his surrender, have been living in Rich
mond on ra,tons furnished by the Govern.
menr that they have been trying for four
years to destroy. This ought not to be.
II any one man, after JEFF Davis, is entitled
to the halter, that one is Gen. Lee, for the
cruelty he permitted to be prac,iced upon
our poor soldiers while prisoners in their
hands. We hope the authorities will
remember this, and give him his just
deserts.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27
IHl coMIc ELEMENT.

There was more of the comic element in
the proceedings to day than there was yes
terday. The transportation. brigade OF the
"Bummers' CorpsH caused much amuse-
ment ss it passed up the avenue. The lean
aud lank mules, heavily. loaded with blan-
kets and articles OF subsistence ami camp,
were attended by their cOIored drivers, and,
headed by Two Whitish mules of dimin-
utive siss, ridden by two diminutiVe con-
tFsosnds, was novel And unique, and
caused shouts Of laughter and rounds OF
applause from the lockers on. The whole
demonstration has been q great success to.
dsy, and all concerned have cause to be
proud of having participatediu it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

THE Richmond WAtg discoursipg of the
emancipation of the UestO recently en-.
forced says: THE transformation Of the
negro from the condition Of slave to ,ha,
of freedman, has not, 80 far as We can
see, broken the bonds of society, or upset
anything. The social world WaEs as usual,
il the political is little changed and in
cOmm0'iOn. The free negro does not pre-
sumo co any extra, newly acquired import.
aOc'; does not take his former master or
mistress by the throat, and demand back
pay for life spent 10 servitude, Nothing
OF the sort has occurred, nor is expected
to occur, The usgrOss-,hOss who have
chosen to leave the dOmicils Of their own
former oWners-haVe gene about their own
business, while those who prefer to remain
ere receiving the pay OF hired sstvauts-
They will not be allowed TO q, the bread
Of idleness."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

THE Albany Iron Works have issued M.
a0e to 'hsiS men that it has become uece..
'aFy to close their works until the standard
OF wages ia materially reduced, as the
unsettled market and low prices for mAuu-
' 'eSt articles do not warrant paying
present prices. Thtse works employ siS
hundred men.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

tbs popular current in the Gull States
is setting strongly in favor of the Union.
Alsbams is waking up and Uuion meetings
are being held everywhere. The people
of these States were either bullied CT
cheated into secession aud are now anxious
to get back into the Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

TuE expedition which left Charleston,
kanaWha county, some ten weeks ago, for
the White Sulphur Springs. has returned.
1t was composed of picked body of men
from the lat New York aud 7th West Viz
GINA regiments. The expedition was en-
tirely successful. On the llth instant, the
18Th, 2O'h and 22d Virginia (rebeD regi.
ments, surrendered, including portions Of
other commands. They were pArOled aud
allow to return to their homes. The peo
pie are reported as very submissive. the
war feeling subdued, and the country hop
ing for the establishment of peace.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

GHORsR PHhBODr, the London banker. Il
'S0u' to return to his native country 10
pend the evening Of his days,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

THR Connecticut Legislature now has
before it proposed amendment to the
State Consultation giving the right of SUIT
fraRe to every male citizen of the United
States Who shall have attained the age Of
tweGty. one years, who shall have resided
in the State for a term of one year mex,
preceding, and in the town 10 which he
may offer himself to be admitted to the
privilege OfHu SIectOr, at least six months
next preceding the time at which he may
so offer himself, aud shall be able to read
any article of the Constitution. or any sec.
'ion of the statutes of the State, and shall
sustain good moral character, on taking
such oath as may be prescribed by law
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

THB New York Herald, few mornings
since, came out iD a short editorial notice
proposing pIsu for paying of the nation.
al debt. The plan was. that one hundred
and Fifty thousand persons should be found
who would each subscribe $40, 900 each
the editor proposing to head the list with
SAC. goo. We observe by our dispatches
this morning, that the proposition has
been seconded by Commodore Vanderbilt,
who offers to take twenty. i've shares, be
sides some smaller subscriptions. Some
Others, Of our exchanges, are taking mp
the matter and urging it upon the atreu.
tiOn of the people, and they appear to
think that If the matter is made general,
go that gil can contribute according to
their means, that the accomplishment OF
so desirable an end is altogether possible.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

IT is estimated by the merchants OF
Richmond that there are DOW about thirty
Thousand hogshSads Of tobacco in that
State, including ten thousand al Lynch
burGh, and the balance at Farmville, Dan
vile, and in the possession of the farmers
10 the country. There are only few hun.
dred hOgsheSds in Richmond. That 10
LyOehhurg is chiefly of noudsscript grades.
Ia the country on the south side of the
Upper James much Of the :tobaeco in the
hands OF the plautersis Enefsh shipping,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

Tbs Baltimore ana Ohio RailroAd Com.
Pany are said to have contracted With
Government to transport Immediately l5,-
600 soldiers to the West, preparatory "a
mastering out. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

Qt0E a II o ut n agents FASlIg
p S.l sTeEgshers % fBtrOtuee tie iIprrIt
I411lg q C3STk 80 F6AtfV Stgta1 14eafSS tste-
1oW price m8e1fn8 n TIE aoanEry Batsa fEtte. X
BY Grover + Baker, UbsalsF WilEou, 190T
silEEk o., ana BseAsI6sr. An other mGs,iae
nov sid tor losg thau l0EtY dGlArl e1Gh are tBT'
DGfT. sd he BeIIsT 0od nasr ara Iiab.f - ~ 50
E1TiS0a1&R- eaIAry sd expenses, or taTgs 3.
DastOu. Rll0ged- ufuatEats3s eirpaiSrB nesi -
A8drea5 SHAW & CLARK.
uyS-Gnlk1e Bs06eGsrd, NHi''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27
Us. MARSHALss SAFE.
United state

United states
y. i sass 1a RssR.E'' Z 1@'s'Hs
PURSUANCE OF Ak oKDER Issryzn NJ
ior the PiEst ConeetioG Di-lrirf n ~ 49,
~. - u so@PhHSee With see4isa 6 e eElp,1- ia y
Us 4nisrnA keyenas Lar, AeG June 81 lSSS :
lst. SIS IN The vet noon S 90 49,, - 3
s, Ga 4Ssroa stEuSe, EhsOli1E. IN ~ 49,
81 s.la LUMP set1sd bY tie unised st5fs4 foyi-.,
~ Snb plstEtet, eOoStttnR q HOY s-I1i;
hslaless Collar HaltsTSs IEaIk1, -, -
SSfGa OF SAle-C1sh; 6oVSruneaf t1nds
sac % Commence ~ 10 O'Clock A.
HOWARD n EORF1H
y1S-Au III AafzhAl
Al. n: sOoV' sa'' A.s besa po.tpoasa IN M
@y9s I'm NORTON, US N.,,b,l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27
THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
GEH. sLocuH

was received and greeted with great ap.
pleuse along the line Of march, as we're
also Gems. H6Een, Logan and Blair. They
and their horses were literally festooued
with wrea,hs aud flowers until they were
Obliged TO refuse any more.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

Go-PartnerSh1p Notice..
~ SS.ssetAte4 with ne d tha Wateh anH
S1ll p eoatanRe4 g Ne : WGSGiSEtoa FSn 49,
me 1rS1 lane q Q. 2, Brown OS. s'-<N
WheeinSa AAI ! 1se9-Im q 2. RRnHn-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27
Read mn l0IIoWMe TEaTINoEIALs:

WaInus, Ap-H SSth. 1sts.
used kratfA DiArEh1a Con poQnd. fer Camp DiS-rtab
With Which have beeo dePpIy An eIeo for Sia q
o0e month, Al 0thST TEae5iEt led AGria1 fslaSr
aod hnding It not oaly PZGasSt Tslisf bat Pr
niGlAfGPG take pleasure IN Recommending
% the fGEOFAhls n1tics Of AL Who mSy Be AIks 4
4lGtSd- 6. NAETIL,
Chaplin 18Th y. Va IIharJ.
No1EDsInIS, MAFshAII Co, v. Va
HeGuBs MC08BE, KaA1E = o-GEiGEs-LsS
1n0sr being in NASHVILLE. Tenn .; BekSt
With = 8SEeIs DiAETt0L tried the remedies 4
several PhySIeaDs, bat without any e5sct. rs
O1TtDed By ny fFieDd8 % come home EAs en-
Pleesly broker d JVn aud prosEFSted UPO1 SrriTtss
II home, vas advised 70 TN KEAlrS DtTTfGb
C0npo1nd o. b0taE Of Il e01lp asIy q Cd t!E 81
eaIs an8 SeItoro4 ~ AssLA an EIs1 70 rre01'
msnd this valuable DsdNeIns 70 all amesed US
thll EeIIibla aiaaala. Yonra krnlE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27
NOTICE

SUBsCRIRKRS % TIE stock Of TIE Wbts,iny
hinge aud Tack Raetory,s are neGfnel 10 ~
~ 1nsSsi1S Of tss Company, Win be hela q Nor
81 Iss' ~ -; 49, g eloek n n, 81 ths0aoa
y NJ the pOfPoso d Ati61, "a S1sfo5
y 1gslasss election Of Otleors, a. - SiTSSS5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

,srys-l TIMERS WIRE.
Anon 6Ba Coe erod wire, fR TDsr1' h''z
E4OOO,tod uunbsEI, received b
ESE s& Pa HILpRGA hA''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

KecABR, BRARr CO., EAOlssHIs DEuEEfl1;
oCdeES EhOQId Be 85nreDed myls~o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

070A MOHTHy-I WANT Es1SitIs
y W. eSSeyGhsFS, at SO Month. SIPeac, -. ~
tel E9kAE1 2TtseEEE the best selling eve
F1H plFtsllAEs fFGs, Ad4FoS8 OTIS II thSt'
l1dstord afEtne- uysS94-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

MeaEG No0iBE, KRAIV Co-GeEm4E-LHst
1mmer wa attacked With VeES seSsr- otAyTs0tf
hOm which suffered for soms Thres UeeTE ttrA
ThEto1s FeRettes, but Was pbsbls % cheek tie AZ
eaAe- / II lSst pTOcdFSd . hortle Of AZ HtF' Os-
Eh9A Compound" 0ae bat estiFE;y eS1sS ~
atota2E. and restored ne % ny usual EeAia-
take pleasure IN rOeomneo4ing this TAlu1ole DsS-
enes - have proVEd its virtues In ny oEu easE
and eeeu Il Etsd By Others Wseh the SAns SOD -
ReEasrly Master NaeaIos.. B. : o.KE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

FURNITURE.
HE undersigned respectfully Iaform the pub,I.
4 knat they aTa manufacturing aud have e.
Stanty on baud An extensive GEcek Of All EnSS q
FGruttUreI such -
BOOKCASE, WARDRoBEs,B BUREAUS, TABLES,
STANDS, BEDsIBADS, LOUNGES, CHAIRS.
LOOKING GLASSES, T'
sod even thug ssuany foaad IA Furniture ware
ESFk aAa. to order aad jesblnE done On .hsr.
.d asy s 15S V:s. to pay FROAPF aud
Undertaking BusineSs,
N all itH bTanehSG, keaoine On b,,S , ,.,.-Y =
soEtms9t Of CoRE1Ns Of All EIs8, covered ~ 3d.
tI.n@sd IN the bsst style, Vith ho6rsS - EIrSi
FLSR7S AEE4LLIC BURL4L CASES
S ~ g ordinary intsrs1t 6spusistn n Tszls,
A0a tTAnipOTtatt7o, thsy hSVS no riTaI
81 Nm. INK / eOE,
No. % AGin EtrseG. Cesfre T-hSsif5-
- a isS deorS shave Red 4 KraIs. D-4I -.
my16-6m - a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27
WANTED

a saALI DWELLING HOUSE, 4@uts1
SEA4 PArt = - eiey. GddresI 80 n y
o4e4 = - - "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-27

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-20
NEW York, Feb. IS.

NEW YORK, Fen. 10.
The Jury in the case Of Friery, tried for
the murder Of Harry Lazarus, brought in a
verdict of murder in the first degree. The
libel case Of Count Johannes VS. Horace
Greeley was decided in favor Of the defend
ant.
Further details by the last arrival from
Vera Cruz show tha' fighting between the
Juarists and Imperialists is lively carried on
in the interior Of the country. The friends
of the former state that Gen. Pallona has
taken the town Of Etentre and shot Frances
CO Vcgo, the head of the Imperialist move
ment In that vicinity. The Juarist force is
approaching Ellorill. The Juarist guerrillas
intend putting to death every French sol
der they may catch, on the plea that any
one fighting for or holding Office under Max
imilian IL traitor to Mexico and Mexican
liberties Many other movements in the inte-
rior arc named, which show the activity Of
the national force The campaign at Oaxaca
however gives rise to undisguiscd anxiety.
Oaxaca is now defended by General Daiz,
while Gen. Brazine in person il leading I'M
expedition against it, but his rear guard had
been defeated.
1t is said that the deficit in the treasury Of
Imperial Government Of Mexico is $40, 900,
600 annually.
The Commercials special says
1t is thought the senate will agree to a
tax of ten per cent on the circulation Of
State Banks just passed by the House.
The Posts special says:
The President has ordered the release Of
Roger A. Pryor on parole. He is to report
to Mr.. Forney of Washington.
Government stocks are firm.