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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.
~ THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC SoMrA is,.s
NEW LINE or FiRsTCLAsS MAI. sIEAMsniISS
BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAvRH, CALLING Al
BREST. 40 a,
The splendid veseb th!s svorits route Tor tne
Continent ~ III. following; -
WIsJrrSoTOS - ~ tnns...... 80 horse power.
10s tuns. .gO-hoEse power.
EUROPE ............J,1t tuus morse p"NeI'
NAPOLEON N....tSssrls rrsdy)...l,l,o morse power
ST. LAUREkT......l BgAdinsl. .......'.uIeAt power
PERtlRF...........(Bui dinsl .....'...nrea, po~sL
VILE DE- PARIS. iBullding) .Gtess powell
DEPARTURES FROM SEW-fORk.
ruropr . FRIDAY,................July2 81
iaEiYFTsTE .......FRlDAY. ............. August 10
PRICE or PASSAGE. IN GOLD
FIRST CABIN. els stcoSp AbiS' Wv
inrludins table. wine for either class
int.ndn. land At rct vii be- furnished here
with railroad o1uponcke ard th-r baggage checked 70
Pss At an additional charge OF for trs and ~ iof secon'
class.
Nsdieal ATTENDANCE free Of charge
wv " DO MACKENZIE, Agent
No. Broad~ay. New-foTk
Al Paris - r. a'srard dee Cspadnes tOrsnd Hotel.
A. ilsyre Wa. .sf.LlN x 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY for New
- Brighton Snug H.rbor,, F.ctoryvie Port Richmond,
landt and Deysts 1t T. g. 1870 M, 1890 p M
On Sundays g. 1850. II m, i3o 40, $3.50, 1870 p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Great Britain.

The Atlantic Telegraph Company have or.
dered the manufacture of new cable.
The Rebel ex-Secretary benjamin had arrived at
Southampton
The West India mail steamer Seine had arrived at
Southampton. having among her passengers Mr.. Ben
jamin, exConfederate Secretary OF state, The Seine
took fire when about so miles out from ST. Thomas and
put back with all speed. After considerable difficulty
the tire was subdued and the ship proceeded on her
course. She had nearly sl, zoo. 600 In specie.
The London Times in editorial on Queen Vicora's
Inauguration Of Prince Albers statue at Coburg again
urges that the Queen should emerge from seeuson and
perform the duties expected OF her.
The Morning Star censures The Times for its pompOus
lecture 10 the Queen and describes it as reminder
that Court tradesmen craving orders and that the
Queens first duty is 10 the impartial fashion Of Bel
grayia.
The entertainments TO the French feet at Ports.
mouth were going OFF very satisfactorily.
The weather was favorable 10 harvest prospects,
though still unsettled, not sufficiently 50 TO interfere
with securing the crops.
The rayages OF the cattle disease continued fruitful
theme Of speculation.
Hospitals Sanitoriums TO be established in
London for diseased cattle.
Satterhwaie's circular reports fair amount OF busi
in American securities. Up to the arrival Of the
Asia the market steady. but on her report of lower
prices and higher exchange, from New.York prices
gave way half ror cent No further shipments OF
stock have been announced. new demand from the
continent was setting in, and the market rallied and
closes strong at the Improvement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
By the City OF Ncw-York.

The following is q summary of the news by
the steamers City of New York and Helyetia:
The Atlantic Telegraph Company having issued a
formal notice that they will not attempt TO recover the
cable this year the underwriters consider this equva
lent TO total loss and have settled assurances on the
meeting Of the holders of Confederate cotton bonds
had been called In London To take place on Sept a. 10
consider their position and if deemed expedient to lp-
noint committee TO protect their rights aud interests
The Times publishes letter from its late Richmond
Correspondent controyerng the charges against the
Confcderates of cruelty to Federal prisoners.
Gen Sir George Brown, Of Crimean fame, and Judge
UaIihrrton 4" sam Slick"), the author, are dead
The French feet consisting OF nine trstclass iron.
clads and four others being feed at Portsmouth
Queen Victoria naugurated the Prnce Albert statue
at Coburg on the Goth.
The cholera appears to be receding TO parts from
whence IL came.
Tie official Board Of Trade inquiry into tho burning
of the steamer Glasgow had taken place at Liyerpoo
the result was not decided.
II was stated that French frgate had taken posses
sion in the name OF the French Government of vaua
bic guano island in the Pacific in about lat 81 ~ s. and
Ion. $40 59' w. from Paris
Bourse fiat; Rentes, 6sf SIC.
Signor Tanza, the Italian Minister Of the Interior,
had resigned. The name of his was unknown
There was n vague rumor Of the discovery OF con-
spiracy In Berlin.
The Morning Post processes TO give the secret articles
Of the recent Austro Prussan Convonton; the most
Important OF which are that Austria undertahes ~
feet TO expel the Duke of AugustInDurg rom
on the slightest preteuce; she also uhucI sA pt
Holsiein 10 Prussia for pecuniary Ihu eny 10 ~ .n
is TO propose 20 the German DleI 70 Irsi 'Ho
ossessions-German and non.German-ol Austria
DENMARK.
The Danish Rigsrad had opened TO consider
the modification of the constitution.
BRAZIL
p,o J.urppo Aug, 9.-The Emperor had ad-
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Com mercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-The Funds are very
quiet but Consos slightly higher Discount demand hgh'
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Aug. a.-Ths
market is buoyan and has advanced but closing quete
The sales fo four days foot up $1,000 bales including '
TRADE REPORT.-The advices from Manchester
are fsvOablei the market closing hrm with an upward ten
dency.
LIVERPOOL BREApsruFFs MARKEr.-The mar:
Vet steady Richardson Spence Co and Ws wax, sns
Sasn Co. report flour quiet and steady Wheat quiet Du'
closing hrmer Corn easier at 1913 ,,, -
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-The market.
!. hrm Gordon, Bruce & Co.. Bgland, Athya Go. and
ohe report Beef steady Pork advanced and ends up
wa In, Bacon 6goyant Lard firm at 0e9 Tsow ace
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Aslhs-Saes
Turpenns nominal Petroleum srmsr at Ss for Refined
LONDON MARKETS, Aug 3I.-Breadstufis hrm,
With an Advancing .endeny Sugar buoysnt and advanced
Spirits Turpentne quiet at 46S Con,os for money, 500
68ia69.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l.-COTroN.-The market has
been buoyan with advance Of ID for American and 6td
lO9 600 bales which spectators have taken 1880 and
porters 500 bales The following are the authorized quota
he sales to day Friday have been 10000 bales the market
closing steady The stock in port includes $4,000 bales, Oh
which 30 900 bales are American. -,
BREADsTurFs-The market is quiet and steady Wheat
fat; all qualities have declined trhe.
PRoysIoys-The market Ia steady. - $500 -
Loypoy Sent i-Consos for money 89id8e; Illinois Gen.
,ra shares 79 Erie share 53t; Fyetwenties So d69
The bullion in the Bank of England has Increased aoo"o
sterling
LIvERrooL Corn MARKEr-Ths market W" fairly at.
tended Wheat dull al nomnaly Tuesdays prices To ehect
sales lower be accepted. Flour dull and snade
lower Indian Corn steady sellers do not give way and ony-
do not meet their views Mixed 9l3G3O6 Beans IN,
changed Oats I'd per bushel desIer from scarcity oatmeal
Id lower.
LONDON CORY MARKEr.-Englsh and Foreign wheat IN
good consumptve demand at Mondays rates Corn better
aud in good inquiry for floating at late rates. ~
paid for Ghir Maize strong At late prices 1913 paid Tor
Serial
LOspos MONEY MARKET Sept /, lse5.-Tbe wheat trade
quiet Mondays prices Oats and Cora firm, ard fully
as dear
rates. Coffee quiet and unchanged Tea-seversl PARCELS
Green selling former rates Rce-not many sellers at pre-
vious rates. Taow. pkgs. l5i3 G'5i6 on the spot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
FROM CHICAGO.
Close OF the state Fair-A Decided Success
The Grant Ovation mt Freepori-lIis
Failure Movements.
Chicago. Saturday

CmcAGo Saturday, Sept. Q. ieG5
The State Fair closed to-day. The grounds
were visited this afternoon by over 20 900 people 10
the closing races end riding matches Considering The
rainy weather OF three days. the exhibition has been
splendid success. The total receipts viii be greater
than at any previous fair IN Illinois. Most Of tho Wis
itOrs from abroad are leaving the city.
The celebration in honor Of Gen. Grant In Freeport
to-day Yves O splendid ovation TO the distinguished
chiefain Thousands Rocked IN from the country and
adjoining towns and 1t perfect gala day in Free.
port Cen Grant arrived by special train at 10 O'Clock
from Galena and welcomed in an appropriate speech
from Col Turner in behalf Of the citizens Of FreepOrt
GenGrant responded by simply bewing his compliments
and thanking The people for the ovation. Speeches
were aiterward made by Gen. Logan, Gov. Oglesby
and other distinguished men.
Gen. Grant returned TO Galcna this evening where
he will have farewell banquet, and on Tuesday morn
ing start for 81 Louis via Springfield. After spending
several days in 81. Louis, be viii visit COyngton, KY
and about the lst OF October return TO Washington.
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FURTHER FROM MEXICO.
Nnpoleonfc Honors ut the Mexican CAPT.
tai-Max imiiinu's Diplomatic Corps
Particulars OF the Occupation Of
Zonzoiica-W ithdra wal Of the French
Troops from the Rio Grande Dismiss
sal Of Baron de Bruan.

Newspaper files have been received from
Mexico City to the 18th nlt.
On the 18th of August the ft,e day Of Napoleon III
was celebrated in Mexico with especial care.
The French residents adorned and Illuminated their
houses. The Emperor Macmillan and the Court at
tended a religious ceremony at the Cathedral, and tho
troops were reviewed by Marsha BaSaine.
A I Chepultepec there an Imperial banquet, az
which Macmillan proposed the toast To the health
Of Napoleon 70 Marshal Bazaine responding
There was also ball and display Of fireworks.
The Emperor Macmillan has issued an elaborate
Decree regulating his Diplomatic Corps. he reserves
to himself the right Of appointing and dismissng all bls
representatives TO foreign Nations. ambassadors vii
receive salary Of sl20O0i ENJOYS Extraordinary and
Ministers Pleuipotentiary $1,000 aud Resident Min
listers &C. 500 His Diplomatic Corps will be undor the
immediate direction of the Minister OF Foreign Affairs
A singular decree has been promulgated in regard TO
the Consular Corps.
Particulars OF the taking of Zonzoica have been re-
ceived.
On the approach OF the Imperial troops the citizens
left the place and the Juaris forces 200 strong retired
the fort An armistce Of "a hours agreed upon,
which. 1t is alleged the garrison broke by salyng
forth before its expiration. They were met and beaten
by an Imperiaist columns the town was occupied the
citizens returned and the municipal authorities took
the oath Of allegiance to the Empire.
distin guished Federal officer from Mexico states
that the French troops have been relieved from the line
Of the Rio Grande and native soldiers substituted
The disposition Of the French officers to give and
take offense is assigned the Of the change
Baron de Bruan had been dismissed for his insulting
letter to Gen. Brown. No Confederate officer lad yes
been received into the service OF the Empire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
French Tobncco-An ex-Rebei shof-Hos-
pital Patients-Teiegrnphic Corpmuni-
cntion-A Mystery Soived-Tbief Ar
re-tcd-Marine Eiems- Military Per-
sonul.
FoRIREss M0NRoE. Thnrsday. Sent. :, 49,.


FORTRESS MONROE, Thursday. Sept. 7, ls65.
The bark Sunshine laden with French to-
bacco from Richmond sailed for Bordeaux to-day.
A man named Watkins shot lieutenant who was In
command Of the guard at Bermuda Hundred last Mon
dav Watkins is arrested. He is from Lees Army.
Thirty.fye oOnvaescents have been sent home to-day
from Hampton Hospital About 500 sick and wounded
FoRrHEss MONROE, Friday, Sept 2, Ices.
The amount of Geographic business beng
transmitted the lines between this place and Bath
more is very light occupying quarter 10 third OF
tie time inside Of usual business hours. Ii sa matter
Of surprise that the Geographic facilities are not e1
tended 10 the press under the circumstances -,
The mystery regard 10 the corpse shipped 10 Web,
ster Mass on the 25th ult Is solved. 1t shipped
by Lieut. Robinson A. Q. NJ. at Newport News, and
was the remains Of his stcpather, Nathan Chds. who
died there month ago. There was Dox OF Tools
shipped al the time, and the address OF the Two
boxes got changed thereby sending the corpse TO the
wrong party and the tools 20 the bereayed friends.
Theodore Snyder, lately discharged from the Sd
PENNSYLVANIA Artillerys was arrested last night
charged with theft and the stolen property recovered
Arrived tteamer George Appod, from Baltimore,
bound 10 Boston; steamer Eous from Boston. (5he is
10 run between Norfolk CherrysiOne, Matthews, and
Yorktowu) Steamer William Kennedy, from Boston
for Baltimore.
Sailed steamer A. winarts Capt. Bloodgood, for
Groves Landing. with Col. Howard, who takes com
Inand at Wiiiamsburgh.
The barge Cedar Hil loaded with forage. drhed on
Hampton Flats last night and sunk by coming In
contact with an old wreck.
| The propeller T.. G. Biddlo arrived from Richmond,
also schooner c. II. Sharp and steamer Vineland.
| steamer VIM. Kennedy sniled for Baltimore.
MAJOR John A. Darling, 81 Penns ylyana Artillery is
honOraDy discharged from Volunteer service and
ordered 70 report TO his company in California, a.
Breyet MOTOR and First Lieutenant Second United
States ARTILLERY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
CHARLEsToN. Tnesday, Sep

CHARLESTON Tuesday, Sept, D, leo0.
We had q very quiet election yesterday. The
combination of old politicians had the field pretty
much 10 themselves and the result is the choice OF
ticket composed mostly of Conservatives although the
men generally acceptable Inc ilst OF delegates 10
the Reconstruction Convention is headed by Mayor
Major Gen Gilmore has Just returned from Columbis
where he and Major Gen. Meade have had confer
and Municipal authorities SHAH speedily resume their
Gen Meade took the cars for Wilmington on his re-
turn to the North.
From the Charleston Courier. septs.
Major-Gen. Gilmore and STAB, who accom-
panied Gen. Meade a visit TO the interior of tho
State, far Columbia, returned yesterday evening
by the North Eastern Railroad Gen. Meade and his
party took the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
at Florence 5. Co. for Wilmington route Lis
return North.
The party on leaving here last Friday, took the
Northeastern Railroad, and notwithstanding the de-
lay in the examination Of all the military posts on the
route, including Darlington, Sumter and Florence.
reached Columbia on Sunday, where they were met by
His Excellency, Gov. Perry. very pleasant ana
satisfactory interview took place resulting In an agree
and the partial restoration Of civil power through
the entire STATE by the full and complete establishment
Of the civil courts for the trial Of al cases except nose
Of freedmen and persons Of color. Ia all cases OF the
latter and where the testimony OF coored persons Is
necessary the Provost Marshal Courts are, for tho
present TO have exclusive cOgnzance ana adjudication
All cases between white persons are TO heard and
adjudcated by the State Courts munieipa authorities
OF civil officers under and according 10 the laws OF the
Sto,e T'bo civil courts are TO DO opened under tho
direction of his Excelency the Governor and the civil
and municipal officers are 20 DC permitted to resume
heir ofeia duties and discharge them without inter-
During the interview Gov. Perry spoke in warm
,orms of commendation Of the action and proceedings
Of the courts lately established by order OF Gen. Gill
more Gen. Meade expressed himself well pleased with
the condition OF affairs IN South Carolina stating thae
everything was working 10 his entire satisfaction, and
il would be mis- pleasing duty to report the fact to the
at Washington
With the result Of the interview our citizens have
every cause for congratulations Although civil power
not yet fully restored martial law and the suspension
Of the writ of habeas corpus still remaining e,i
dent that the Government anxious 20 complete iDo
work of restoration rapidly as possible c,.,ss,
Gen. Gilmore and staff lett on the steamer |o'" '
evening for Hilton Head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
The Festival OF San Salvador.

The San Salvador papers of the 18th of Au-
gust contain full accounts Of the Feast OF San Salvador
the national religious holiday Of the Republic.
A report has been made TO the Government showing
that though fifteen thousand persons participated in
the festivities there is not the slightest accident to re-
cord.
The feature of the day procession in which was
representation Of the TrdHsfgErGtoH on an immense
vehicle which passed through the streets OF the cap
itaL
In the evening there were private and public balls,
but the rain prevented en- expected illumination.
A number Of the generals and army officers who
served the Government during the troubles Of leO3
have received therefrom the cross Of honor.
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THE CHOLERA RECEDING.
The Secret Articles Of the Convention
Between Austria and Prussia.
Death of General Sir George Brown and
Judge Halliburton.
FATHER POINT. September 10, ls65.

The steamship Hibernan, from Liverpool
August 81, via Londonderry September !. passed this
Point at o'clock this morning en- route for Quebec.
Her dates are five days later than those brought by the
Scotia.
The steamships City of Boston and Kangaroo from
New. York, arrived out on the 2eth.
The steamship Damascus. from Quebec, arrived out
on the Goth.
The steamship Germania, from EewYork, arrived
out on the 30th.
The steamship Virginia from New.York, arrived out
on the 3lst.
The steamship Cuba, from New York, arrived out on
the lst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
III necromancer that has appeared OF late years any

full necrOmancer that has appeared OF late years any
where
Tonight witnesses the Inauguration of the
Tenth Season Of Bryants Minstrels. Mr.. Dan.
Bryant has, after all again subsidized to the level
of the Burnt Cork Stage His programme of avocation
is certainly very queer Every Summer he Is an
Irish Comedani every Winter be is Negro Minstrel
His company this season, includes himself and his
brother Neil, and Eph Horn together with other favor
itc votaries Of the Banjo and the Bones The enter
tainment afforded by Bryants Mnsres is, Of Its kind
the best that Is offered in New.York The Ministries
may be found in their old quarters at Mechanics Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Billiard Tournament.

AUGUSTA Me- Saturday, Sept q 1865.
The billiard tournament for the championship
Of this State which has been in session during the past
week terminated tonight follows: The first prize Of
"a gold cue. valued at $780, and the championship
Robert Il. Williams Of Bangor; second prize Of silver
cue valued at slOO, Il. GOnldfray of Bangor; third
prize ofa silver goblet valued at $50 TO Charles L.
smith Of Augusta.
MIR. Smith Of Augusta, has challenged the winner Of
the cue to play him match game for goo and the
champiOuohip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Auction Sale Of Government Vessels.

boston, Saturday, Sept. Q. Ices.
At the auction sale Of Government vessels
Yesterday the wooden steamer New. London
was purchased by Mr. w. Comstock for $1,000 the
wooden screw steamer Albatros purchased by
Charles r. Stickney for Sl9 900; the schooner John
Griffith purchased by {. Foster for sl0,50; the
steamers Wilderness, Penguin and Emma, and the
bark Midnight, were Withdrawn. the bids lot coming
near the appraisal Of tie vessels,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Spain.
There was a Ministerial Crisis at Lisbon.
Italy.

1t is stated that Signor Natoli, Minister of
Public Instruction will the Ministry OF the In
terror.
couseq the collection Of properly tax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Portugal.

The Ministers were defeated in the Cortes,
whereupon the Marquis Sa la Baudiera and the Cabi
net rendered their designations, which the King
cepted and then commissioned the Duke Of Saltona TO
form ministry.
The vintage promises more abundance than for sew
eYa years.
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Released on Rail.

BgnFoED, Pa, Saturday sePI' !" tt
I,h,, D Peod r. indicted for the alleged
JONI i.o No. Cr,snse has been released on bail
R OF were ready and anxious to 80 TO trial
but the refused rot to Reed DO arrested aes r
posi- ,a Of brother of Crounse. and carried
him 10 Pittsburgh, He mas bees returned to this n'se
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
China.

The Times says private mercantile telegram
from Shanghai July % although some days later than
previous advice, makes no mention Of the fall OF Pekln
Exchange was quoted at CO. and y. Tea and silk rac
tioLally higher
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
France.

The Bourse was quiet and steady at 6Sf &c.
The Monsur points out the unfayorable reception Of
the Gastein Convention in Germany, and remarks that
the Convention is at variance with the principles Of the
union OF the Duchies proclaimed by Austria and
Prussia but that the arrangement proysionalit is
necessary 10 wait before forming definite judgment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Fire I'm Worcester, Mass.

WORCESTER, Saturday. Sept. o ls65.
A fire this morning destroyed the planning.
mills of Isaac N Kress A Co., corner Of Union and
EIchangests also two brick tenement houses and four
frame buildings. Twelve or fourteen families were
rendered homeev. Loss estimated Of SJSoV0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Fire in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Saturday Sept 9, ls6o.
Early this morning the east wing OF the Coca
Intent cotton and wooden mills on Markets., near
Twenty fourth. was destroyed BY fire. Yates ilh
lose 5000. They were partially Insured. LOSS oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

vanced 70 st. Gabriel The whole province OF the Rio
Grande had risen in his support. All the national
guard OF the Empire called out for active service
Coffee, 7li0Oa7l50O; stock s00CO bags. Exchange.
23t 024t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

The Election for Delegates TO a Conven-
tion-Success of the Old Politicians'
Combination Mayor Macbeth Heads
the observation-disclosures Of Gen. Gill;
morc-siate Officers TO Resume Author
ity-Gen. Meade Gone North.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
Cen. Winder Proposes to StarVe the
Prisoners.
The Prison "a Disgrace to Civiliza'
tion."
COLONEL CHANDLER TESTlFIES.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Sept. 9, 1865.

The WirS trial was resumed this morning
III, following paper was put in evidence by Judge.
Advocate Chapman:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

told by sentinel that for every Yankee ne snos nc
received 80 days fIrlough and three months eA'r"