New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-22

were adopted renonpcing all allegiance TO and sympa
thy with the so called Confederate States and pledginp
the people to bear true loyalty to the Federal Govern
ment
Only s., 1000 in specie have yet been dlscov-
cred among jeff Davs's effects; but several boxes
have not vet been examined On the person OF Reagan
his postmaster general however there were seized pa
pers showing large amount ofspecie shipped fol- Lon
don.
More important evidence was given at the
trial of the assassns Saturday. Two letters, in ci
pher found in Booths trunk and the key to them were
produced. The testimony Of the most important wit
ness was, for the present suppressed.
In the case of Mr.. OsbOn, Naval Reporter,
the evidence for the prosecution has been closed On
Saturday, OH motion of Mr.. Osbons counsel the case
was adjourned to II a. IN. on Thursday next.
Five tuns of the archives Of the late Confede-
racy captured recently by our men al Charlotte, N c.,
reached Fortress Monroe Friday evening. They
were Immediately sent to Washington.
On Saturday evening the Masons welcomed
f. w. Albert G.. Mackey, Union Mason from Charles
ton at the Academy of Music. There was great
crowd. fine concert and speeches.
Another sale of captured cotton, on Govern
ment account took place in this city on Saturday
800 bales sold at from "a to 4s cents per pound
realizing the sum Of $685.. 635.
Clement G. Clay was not captured with Ia
WIS., hut surrendered himself to forces to stand his
trial on the charge of being implicated in tho sSsassa
ton of President Lincoln.
The steamer McCombs with a regiment Of
cavalry for Kansas City on board, and much Govern
ment freight sunk recently in the Missouri River. Two
lives were lost.
The steamer Burd Levi, from ST. Lonis tc
Louisville blew up near Evansville. Ind. on the "wh
Three or four of the hands killed and two are
missing.
In some sections of Ohio last weeks frost
killed all kinds of fruit. In Western New-YoTk the
fruit prospects are good damage having been done
/ by frost.
Gov. Fenton on Saturday paid visit to the
State depot for soldiers and addressed them in few
remarks Several well known gentlemen were also
present.
The managers of the iron works at Troy have
stopped work, and say they cannot resume IT again
except with reduction of 30 per cent 90 the wages
1t is stated that the Government has recently
obtained private letters Of Je Davis clearly implicit
/ ing him in the infamous assassination conspiracy.
III the Supreme Court on Saturday ia new
members admitted TO practice. OF these &C were
graduates of the Columbia Law School,
Gov. Picrponts arrival in Richmond has been
delayed for the present, in consequence OF serious
accident to one of his children
The Excise Commissioners held a meeting on
Saturday at which thirteen licenses were granted
They adjourned till Monday.
The subscriptions to the Seven-Thirties or
Saturday amounted to sl.9l6.35o.
Gold, in the face of a large export for the week
was steady loial3oi and closed 1904 Saturday
Government Stocks stronger bn, the Of business
l. large Railway Shares still neglected by the public
and the market, dropping The market closed steady an'
dull Money is abundant than and brokers are
supplied in at sac per and large amounts are ei
the lower The requirements Oft stock houses
very small the whole dealings Of tue Board not equang IL
amount moderate days in ordinary TINES by man,
single houses In commercial paper change feishis
still very hrm and ra'ss look upward.