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The following is summary of the news sent
out by the Hevetia, from Liverpool on the 10th:
In the House Of Commons on tho 18th, Mr. White pnt
his question as to whether the Government intended 20
withdraw the beigerent rights from the socaled Con-
federate States.
Lord said the course of transactions with
regard to the belgercnt rights Of the two parties was
this: The President of the United States issued proc
lamatiOn declaring blockade Of all the coast and Ger
tain ports Of tie Southern Confederacy in accordance
he said with the law of nations. Now. blockade ac'
cordng the law of nations was belgerent right
which could only accrue to "a State which was at war
when the President declared blockade was
The only course acknowledge his right to do so
as gerens, aud submit TO it, but that necessarily
Involved that the other party, who was belligerent
was entitled to be so considered. Of course, whenever
the United States ceased 10 exercise the rights they
now claim there would b. necessity for the acknOwt
edgment OF begerent rights either on one side OF the
other.
In ihe House Of Lords Lord Houghton made SINH.
lar inquiry bnt used the term concession Of begercnt
rights Earl Russell replied In substance similar to Lore
PaMerstou, but objected TO the wording OF the ques'
ton and the time of putting II most inopportunc
Ii question Of concession but OF actual fact
The question unfortunate az to time, because at
present II was very difficult to say what was the state
of the case and the Government anxious 10 know
what course the United States Government intended to
pursue. Until they knew II was Impossible TO give an
answer.
The TINES points out that if Galveston is still block.
AIDED the Unionists sti exercise beliigerent rghta
fortnighty line OF steamers is advertised soon 10
commerce running between Liverpool and New-Or.
eans Some Liverpool firms also announce the early
Resumption Of business relations with New Orleans.
TIE EpoqHe Says, in order 10 be prepared for all
leventuaies, the French Government has determined
ITO reinforce its naval stations the American coast
The Lyons silk trade mas derived material Importance
from late American ndyioes.
The Americas Church at Paris was crowded on the
l4th, on the occasion OF services in memory Of Mr.
Lincoln. The Americans in Paris were wearing Grape
hedges.
The Bourse was active; rcntes GTt zoe.
The King of Italy had opened great exhibition In
Florence and inauguraed the Dante monument on the
Dante cemetery i6c.
Mails from Calcutta 10 April 10. Hong Kong April
and Melbourne March % have been received Nothing
ia known the Shenandoah beyond thereport that
she was supposed to be cruising of the Australian
coast 1t was also reported that she had been lying in
one Of the bays at Kings Island. while the crew con.
struoted another deck To strengthen her.
The prisoners arrested for existing on the Shenan-
doah were found guilty. and sentenced 70 10 days i'm
prisonment.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL May lS-CoTT0y-The sales of the
four days foot up coo bales including 1900 baes 10
naiors and exporters Tie market hos been buoyan and all
qualities trif- III sher.
The Manchester market has an upward tendency.
BRFADsTrFgs quiet and steady. Kichrdson Spence
Co. and Wakefield Nash Co. report Flour dull and tend
ing downward. Wheat tfm; Red Winter, b8dyi. Corn
qai.t q; ~ for Mixed.
PsoyIsIoxs- Bisland, Aiys Co.. and Gordon, Bruce
and easier Lard active and Gd.dl higher Tsllow steady
PRopucE- Ashes steady Sugar has upward tendency
Coffee firm Rice inactive. Kosin quiet and unchanged
spirits TurI sntine dun st 1868. Petroleum quiet.
Loypov MARKrTs-Msy i7.-Bresds,nfs hrrn aud
changed Sugar baoyent Coffee hnn. Tea tends upward
Taiow steady. .,
Illinois Central Sb1Ie. 7Sd13s Lrie SAsies, 90 United
States Five ,wenties 6tl ds3.
LYvZgPOoL, May l9-CoTTOS-The Brokers
,t opened heavy with declining ondenes but becane
ty. md bnoynn The decline being generally recovered and
partial adv Of ID the week established for American
The sales speculsoTs 5000 bales. and to ctpoter
81 oOo bales Tue following the authorized quotations.
Fir Oresn.......l5d. Middiins. .....ls;d
Fair Mobi.es...... Middling. ....Istd.
Fair Jp,sDds. jed. Middlhs :....i14d
The sl.s today fGsyl 1000 bales tho market
closing with sin advancing tendency, and prices trihr
hi her hsn The above quotations The stock in port es
mated at &c 81 bnes OF which 81 900 bales are American
BRr.DsIrFPs quiet but steady. Corn trDeF.
PROVISIONS quiet. fofk easier. Bacon has DOWNWARD
Loypoy Msy lo-Consos for money s7ne,t United
sta.es five.1wenties ~ Illinois Central shares, az Enc
shares Ht. ,s,o,o,o
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FROM CONsTANTINOPLR.
The News Of President Lfncoin's Ass"'''-
milton In COnssantinOpIe-The Turkish
Debt-A Plan for Its Consolidation
Rebellion in Northern Syria-A Patent
Method for Crushing L..

From Our Special. correspondent
CoSsrASTISorLr May 4, 1865.
The terrible news from America arrived here
last Thursday by telegraph. 1t fell upon the city like
thunderbolt from a clear sky The little American
colony here was almost crushed by it. business was
suspended. and they met together TO weep and ~
relieve their anguish by mutual sympathy. Ii was as
though each individual had lost his nearest and dearest
friend.
The excitement among oil classes was very great
Bat one feeling expressed by ala feeling OF deep
sorrow FOX the loss sustained by The world, OF hearty
sympathy with the North and OF indispensable horror
q. the crime.
The American community had been invited to meet
on Saturday. at the residence of the United States
Minister, to celebrate our great Victories but the
meeting was changed into one Of mourning.
The attendance was very full. and the Hon. Mr..
Morris having been called TO the Chair. aprsyer was
offered by tho venerable DR.. Goodell committee
appointed draft resolutions and several interest
ing addresses were made. That Of Mr. Morris was
specially appropriate The resolutions adopted e1'
pressed the deep sympathy Of the American community
here with our country and with citizens OF the United
States everywhere in this terrible calamity They also
alluded 70 the personal bereavement Of MIR. Lincoln
family whose loss oil must feel keenly; and II was
resolved TO wear mourning for 40 days
on the Sabbath funeral sermon on the death OF Mr.
Lincoln was preached by the Rev. George Washbnrn
Of the American Mission In the chapel Of the Dutch
Embassy in Pera. to the American colony and large
audience Of various nationaties
! The American Minister is receiving expressions OF
syu pathy from every side-from the Porte and the
foreign embassies and what is still more significant
from the people OF different nations. On Satur'
day lie received most interesting address OF
syn patty from the Italian workingmen Of
Constantnople On Sunday deputation OF many
hundred Greeks called upon him and presented SINH
lar address together with portrait Of Mr. Lincoln
crowned with laurel wreath. Mr.. Morris replied at
some length and his speech published to-day In the
papers Of the city, The closing sentences are as fol-
lows
"In the name Of the American people thank you.
Hellenes, for this warm demonstration toward my
country and its savior and for your wishes that the
Republic of the United States Of America may be IN
the future IT has been in the past the bulwark OF
modern liberty and the promoter Of human progress.
Let tho Greek and tho AMERICAN aSgs xhioA a9ns g.
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Napoleon leaves Algeria about the 9Cth OF May.
The Paris Bourse was firm; Rcntcs or Toe.
The Propagation Of the Italian Chambers had been
ordered.
The American Consul TO Stockholm writes TO The
london Times show the strong sympathy ovinoed In
Mr. Lincoln's ASSASSINATION. Tho King promptly sent
bis aduant TO the American Minister TO express regret
end coincidence while the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
called in person. -
RIO JANERo, April 2o.-lt is reported that waS'h
public Coffee Is quoted 6N50006n6OO; stock. $1,000
bags.
TABLE BAY, April I6.-Thero is a severe commercial
crisis Port Elizabeth and Port Natal and numerous
failures have occurred.
The great East India house Of Cana and Co. Of Lon
don. Liverpool and Bombay. IL reported to have sus-
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on wcdne.dsy tho 7th Inst Harriet m Ia, vile ~
lngton l.. Carpenter, in the $50 year N hef aso'
New London Conn papers please copy
kCORNIsH-On Sunday morning. Msy 49, OF concession .
the brain Annie Lian infant daughter oil Charles ~ snd
Ann Eliza Cornish.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
EsTERBROOK- Sunday, 10Th inst. Thomas J. Ester
HI fSns viii sSs place from bis late residence. No 81
CenbsIssa on Tus:y do ta.b ,n. w e Eater:
lie was resident for many Of East Tennesscs u
u sss and driven Sd, sos BY M Rebels dy.s
hours he expressed much ssssc oor at paving nvea u -
the Rebellion crushed and the Free 'as
FIELD-At bis residence Kinest Gresnwicb. Conn, f"~
month 29, James Field 10 the 18th sssr Of o sss a.,
f Funeral ana snd: MsoiiSs House, farehs.s Fourth
day 3st, at n O'Clock, q. m.
HERRICK-On Sunday aornins Msy %, Albert Il, 600 o.
The and ends of tho fary are respectfully
to attend the for srsl from the residence oil MS n9nH
Fast Twenty sixhst on Tuesday afternoon Az c'otA
HEPBURN-Op M,uday My 70 Ernest Livingston. oVy
child of Peter A. and Ella L. Hepburn aged yess"'
The relatives and fie,s Of the family respectfully invteI
to attend the faneray Wetnrsdsy, the 3st irst
sr % li1% the 's''''''' ''' p'''"' NO. 49,
HUNTLEy1on sanasy. May a. q spa.u%ptiou u, Ella
Wife Of William Adrian Han,sy NJ s s"5 nI.ss y Sir
Richard Houss i q Hs,ea Ens aged year. mOo,hs
he. si. s 1sadsns. se on Tuesday
May 80, at Il O'Clock
OLMSTEAD-In Brooklyn on Monday morning, May -
Mary Shepherd eldest child Of Richard A. add J~nnette
Olmstesd, In the l2th year of her
Her remains will be Newburgh NJ Y ofnerment
RIKEROn Monday morning at his late reside nee No 80
Dueld ST., Brooklyn, Mr.. John g. Rksr. late publishoe
and bookseller.
The relative. and friends OF the family invited to attend
the funeral on "Wednesday 3lst inst at O'clock witho
further invitation.
TIOMPsON-On Sunday, May %, William Francis son a
John w. and Sarah Thompson. aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends the family invited attend bic
funeral at springst Presbyterian Church. th day May y!
at O'Clock p.
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Modification Of the Neutrality
Proclamation.
Declarations of Lord Palmerston
and Earl Russell.
Freedmen's Aid Associations in England.
FATHER PoIyr. Monday. May %. 1866.

d. The steamer Belgian, which left Liverpool at
ECO D. m of the 18TH and Londonderry the 10Th inst
passed Father Point late this afternoon.
The steamship City of Washington. from New-fork,
reached Liverpool on the evening of the 18th.
The steamship North American from Portland, AZ
rived at Londonderry on the evening OF the l7'h.
The steamship Bremen from New.York, arrived at
Southampton early on the 18th.
The steamship City Of Cork, from NewYork' arrived
at Queenstown The 18th. with her machinery dam
aged. She was towed TO Liverpool on the ieth
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Special Notice..

Fourteenth Assembly District Union As~ecta.
tion.Ihe regusr monthly meeting of the above Association
will be- held IS Heacuarios Broadway and twenty.
thiId-st on TUESDAY EVENING, April 49, at o'olock.
JOHN y OTTIWELL, President.
WV DRrsxoSD, Secretaries.
MORRIS A. IyAG,
Noticc.-AI graduates Of Eastman National Business
College in NewYork, Brooklyn and vicinity, are re-
spsct meet HIS Tuesday EVENING at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Room for the purpose Of oryanisngs
Business Association Albert Turner at Fowler VePs
r. H. Bsck,sn, LoBgs,reet Bradford Co.'S J. A. Beu'
nett. Manhattan tias Co.'S Office; ii: &. Clark, ct A. +
sewarts; j. b. Coffin at No. PIG West George Waldo.
at Ball Blacks; {. W. Wheeler, at Fowler SWelss H. o.
Bowen at Fish Hatchs c. X. Shaw at Ogden Biewetta
American Institute Farners' Club.-A meeting
of the Club will be held TO-DAY (Tnesduyj, Msy 3)s at u
O'Clock M at its Rooms All who take an interest In ssrs
cultural development invited TO attend
JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Secretary.
Horticultural Association Of the Americas
Iustitute-A business meeting Of the Association viii b
held his tuesday, EVENING, at y O'Clock. Ct IL
Rooms The balance Of the Lectures are pos,p9ne1 ann ne
Fall. Is O. TOWNsEND rrcsiaen@
JoHN W. CHAMBERS. Secretary.
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KENTUCKY OIL LANDS.

Tho best developed OIL Territory in Kentucky s in Cum
berand County sbundany proved by the facts
ing the celebrated old American Oil Wells" Of 1922 which
10 estimated to have flowed fifty thousand barrels Of
oil.
This we together with 5000 Of other lands in
that Of probable equal value have been secured
by highly responsible parties who have organized company
for their extensive development. and putting down
several wells
All who seeking desirable nvesments at moderate
ratesforesn capitalists partcusrysre invited to the
mos, thorough Investigation. propose selling only few
parties.
Please call al the St. Nicholas Hotel Room No. co. from
O'Clock to O'Clock address line to me- the hotel
or at No 20 Maisnane. Tho very best city references will
be given the character and standing Of the of
this enterprise. HERMAN VEBDBR
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iAdysrIisement.i
DR.. SMYr1fg's GRAFTON on PRESIDENT LIN

coLS-By special request tie Rev. Dr. sMnrnK has
consented TO rcpesthiS soul stirring lecture on this all
absorbing National subject IN the Union Baptist Sab
nth shool room west side o! Vanderbilt ave- between
MYRTLE and Park ayes, Brooklyn. on Tuesday even
ing, May 30 Mt p. H., CHE day before he sails for
England.
Tie proceeds of the Lecture 60 TO tue aid OF the Bsp
tist Mission East New York. The population Of this
Village is rapidly increasing. and TIE provision ior re-
gou. instruction is sadly inadequate TO meet he in
creasing demands of the place.
Almis.ou. 20 centB.
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Summary Of the city Of Baltimore. News.

The following is a summary OF me news taken
but by the City Of Baltimore, which lett Liverpool
tho 18th for New York:
The news received IN England by the City Of Wesh.
ington had material effect. The punishment threat
eaed against the Rebel leaders, If carried out may act
nnayorably but il is universally admitted that II they
are proved guilty Of completely in the assassination,
they entitled TO no mercy.
The Daily Neps says President johnson IL fulfilling
the expectations Of his friends and his enemies by the
Sgor with which he Is pursuing the leaders OF the Re
bellion. 1t against mixing party feeling with
public Justice and credits the leaders OF the abolition
party with being animated by lonient and magnan
nous policy.
Parliamentary proceedings have been unimportant.
A grand Stale ball had beea given at Buckingham
Palace by command of the Queen. Mr.. Adams and
family and the Dbcis Of the United States Embassy
we're absent account Of President LpcoIns deata.
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nee.

The Grand Cross OF the Legion Of Honor has
been conferred on Herr i. Won BismoIk ON The SlLca
cation Of the commercial treaty between France andihe
Zolveren. . 49, .. 4,
A monument TO Napoleon the First was inaugarated
on the 18th in Corsica amid much enthusiasm. Prince
Napoleon made long speech upon the occasion, euIo'
CYSTIC OF the life OF the First Emperor.
The Bourse was fiat. ReDtes o. fr. oOc
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India.
The following private telegra

The following private kilograms are published
CALCUTTA May e.-The market for Cotton goods is
decidedly improving
BOMBAY. May l2.-Cotton, 30 Commercial dis
trust prevails The monsoon commenced three weeks
earlier than usual Cotton-Shipments in a fortnight
Sc 900 bales Exchange. u.
CALCUTTA May ll.-Sbirtings improved EA'
change "a.
LONDON MONEY MARKET - Funds are duh and
dropping. Discount, average demand; rates axe uh'
shanged
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I,ntest.

LONDON, May l9.--There is no political news
Of importance.
In the House of Commons TO night Mr. Griffith. who
Is notorious for putting strange questions. Is 10 ca
attention President JohnsOns proclamation for the
capture Of JEFF. Davis. and ask Lord Pamerston
whether he will intimate 10 the United States Govern
that exremeties would be deplored by the whole
civilized world
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BARRY's TRICoPnEROUs FOR TIE SKIN AMI

BARRYs TRICoPHER0Us FOR THE SKIN AND
HAR-Pstronzed by the principal families h Europe and
Amercs. This excellent article Is admitted to be the stand
ard preparation for all purposes connected with the Hair
prevents is falling off, eradica,es scur DsndruH &c, and
keeps It in the most beautiful condition lts habui use
renders the Of OIL pomstum, any other preparation
quite sup-rfuous Sold by Newbury Sons, No. IS 81.
Parps London Gavey. No. II Queen-'t, Jesey Europs
Slayer No 2le Picsdy London; Jones Co.. No. - Bou
rvard de. Cspucns Psrs Birch, No Aolesworths Dab
lin; Antonin Postsrase No. Hanbursi Gotthulf Voss
Hauburg Heney, Hghs,, Guernsey; Green, No. 4s High
It,. 0ran,ham Linconshre Congaa Madrid, Spain Cornjo
Havana; Lyman Brothers, Cansda Morton Co., Novaseo
tia Graham Nefoundand Bursoyne Co., San Francisco
Watson Prince Edwsrds Island Hampstead Belize, Hondu
r; Pou, Panama; Niobey, Brazil; Moss Co, Australia
Hargous Vera Cruz Mexico; Kennedy Jaspa Weir, Prus
STA; Locase Russia Bsrrs China; Msniovs, Jaran Prin
cpal Office No. ga Pesrs, New YORK. and by al druggists
Throughout, the United Stst-s
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. MAY 30. IS65.

THg CELEBRATED PIASo-SpRrEs'
vs. KsAss & Cos
PIAso.FoRrs WARsRooHs
No. go BROADWAY
up StaiS.)
GRAND PIANOS
SauARs Pianos,
UPRIGHT PIASos
splendid assortment Of the celsbrsted "Knabe" Pianos
Of every STYLE In Grand. Square and Ups will always be
found In the new, spacious wsserooms
Ne $50 BROADWAY
The "Knabe" Pianos have received the cordial tea
monAs from the Highest Of the musical world such
00rrscHALK SArrsR, SrRAKoscH, MuEo, An
soaurs and many others
J. Bauer Co, Agents.
No. $50 Broadway
(tIp stairs)
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sTyJJMAN-MARTIN-On "Wednesday. 24th inst stWeod
isnd.de Barrytown Dutchess Co.. by Rev H. Barclay.
L. t. Stilm,n OF Homer Isabella daughter OF Augustus
Martin esq. of the former place. NO CARDS.
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Prussia.

The Naval Committee Of the Chamber Of
Deputies after long debate unanimously rejected the
Government bill for an increase OF the Navy. lie
amendments were also rejected
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meeting of the graduates of Eastman Ma
t!onsl business College is called for this evening at
O'Clock, to meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for the
purpose Of organizing Business Association.
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Italy.

Festivities were actively progressing with
out disturbance at Florence and the KING was meeting
. brilliant reception.
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TIE TRUTONIA.- Intelligence has been re-
oeivcd in this city that tho Teutona. which was adver
tiscd to leave Southampton tho 18th inst wis do
tanned uptu tho I'LL wAep xpS yss n sail Al p99p,
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Russia.

The Russian squadron, conveying the remains
Of the Czsrowitch. put into Plymouth aud received
appropriate honors and tributes Of respect
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tAdv.r,isem.nt.

NIU =,
without Specacles. Doctor or Medicines Pamphlet
mailed ffeo on receipt " Ten cents. Address H. d.
FoOIE NJ, u, No. |. l3Q Broadway, Ne"'A0fA'
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Mrs s. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RRsToRgR
and DREsys act upon the roots producing upd growth aud
new life.
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MARRIED -.

pOnGr--wEBsTER-Atth tho residence Of tho brides pa
,.n, on Tuesday, May 2J by the Rev. Augustus Wood
bury Robert NJ O. Dodge Of ths city to Lydia C daususor
OF Dr. stephen Webster Of Providence H. |.
MoMAHON-Mc 81. Peters Church, Wash
mgon Thursday evening. May o. leSs by the Rev. Father
francis Edward Boyle, Michael Mcmahon, ESQ., Of New
York to Jane Francrs eldest daughter Of Pe'ss loNamars
WSi If ~shiIEsA
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FooIE, NJ. D., No. il3Q Broadway, New'fofk'
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Gold closed at 1917.
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~ Chiouia or Mothpateh, (so called lTarsrptl and
,o or Frscaes are often very annoying rarttcuiary to
lsd.. Of ist comps for the dcooed syt. show more
snlv ON the face Of blonde than Of bro ntte but they
esty mar the beauty ether and pepnraon that v
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C.h,ue, FuruIture mt the Lowest .ianuiartnre
er., Prices.-We have constantly ON hand ana naks -
80, the latest STYLES rosewood black walnut aud black
~ "A, paror Suits: and walnut Library and DINING ,a.iss
r..ood walnut chstnu Bedroom and hammer Snts.
sn s.nersl Of all articles IN our me to "Mehwo
a. t attention TIE public 20 end eSann our sooos
l.tors purchasing elsewhere. All goods waransdo
Nos. iS aud l2T ne,onst, bet Norfolk and E.-rx -
The Belt hagoad passes within two blocks oil toe itofo
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NorrcE. Tho public are hereby iniorme
thu, the Demo, and Agency for d. Go0DAIEs CATARH
c. X. Parker, Sole Agent.