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FRANCE.
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The festivities were progressing without
disturbance st Florence, and the King was
meeting with brilliant reception. 81 ..''. b.
at the London money market funds
were dull and dropping. Discount Is IN
average demand but rates are unchanged.
The following is summary of the neWs
taken out by the City of Baltimore which
left Liverpool on the 18th for New York:
The news received IN England by the
CITY Of Washington had no material effect
The punishment threatened to the rebsl
leaders, ifcsrried out, msy act untsVOrably,
but it is universally admitted that IT they
are proved guilty Of completely in the as
ssssination of the President they are en-
titled to no mercy. "l- 5' ti
The Daily News says: President john
son Is fulfilling the exPectstions of his
friends and enemies by his Vigor in pur-
soing the leaders of the rebellion. 1t
warns against mixing psrty feeling with
public Justice, and credits the leaders OF
| the AbonTfUu party with bong animated hy
a leuient and msgnsnimous policy.
RIO JANErRo. April Alt is reported
that WAT has broken out between Paraguay
and the Argentine Republic.
,IND1A-The grest Esst India house OF
Cana s. Co, of London, Liverpool and
! Bombay, is reported 70 have suspended
with liabilities tothe amount Of thres hum
dred thousand pounds. L--5 q
The following is summary of the new
sent out by the Helvitai from Liverpool OF
the l6th: Oh. ',2 ,it ~ s7'
In the House Of Commons on thel3sh
Mr.. White put his question as to Rhethe
the Government intended 10 owithdraW bel
ligsrent rights from the so called Gonfed
crate States. % .1'.i- --N ..sse
Pslpnersson said the course of transAc'
! tiou with regard to the belligerent right
of two parties was this The President
the United States Issued proclsmstloi
declaring 3 blockade Of all the coast Aa'
certain ports Of the Southern Conleoerscy
in accordance, he said, with the laws
nations.J Now a blockade, according !
the laws of nations. was q Dellgeren
right which could only accrue TO q Stat
which was st war when the President de
clarsd that 8 blockade was establishes
The only course Was 10 acknowledge b
RIGHT to do 50 rs belligerent, and subm
( toIt But that necessarily involved thl
the other party who was belligerent, va
entitled to bs so considered. Of cours
wheneyer. the United States ceased
exercise the rights they nov claim, thel
/ would be no necessity for the scknoWledg
: ment of beligerent rights either on OF
side or the other. 80 -
RIn the House of Lords, Lord Houghtc
made similar rquiry, but used the ter
t concession of belligereRt rights.
}. Earl Russell replied in substance simil
to PAlmsrstoD, but objected to the wordh
of the question and to the time Of puttiI
9 it as most. .inoppOrtune- 1t wss MT que
8 ton of concession but of actual fact i
q question was unfortunate as tOtime,
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aa. ,55 ABFANFEGEs REER OFKERs.
simplicity Of construction; light draftS Cbsing
THE LGHTEST DRAFT MACHINE u THE WOSLD
durabilitT oloseness Of cut Il never clogs; viii eut
81 kinds Of grAss-Wet or dry, lodged OF st.noins,
tame or prairie no side drAfS ne Eeieht On
TorsssS e5lE: cptter.bsr eau be raised in On in
slant eih ease, EcbstruetiOnHi OW PRICE, &C.
This Machine has been ussd for ths p.ss nve
wears Throughout the United Ststes II efest br1t-
s1y ether Moasr, and has given universal satsISe-
s. hons D. s1a af.aar. .--z.E =.
Nhsrsvar "a has been entered for ccnpsttiqn 81
public 7tffus and exhibitions, lee Superiority has
been acknowledged.
n~CheapSt Naobins In the market this ssasonI
aud Bsrrsntea 20 equal say IN point q ezeellenee
-, Old hschlnea rsPaifed.
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L. c, FROST 4 co ;, e
lo--l.4 146 SENECA STREET.
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SHOT HAfsELF.

NEW YOEK, May %.
rlR Deidrielu, An impOster, shot himself
through thehssd this evening at bis Office,
No. Is South Williams street. He Is re-
ported 20 have lost heavily in stock opera
tiona Istalv
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cause at present it was very difficult to see
the state of the case and the Government
was very anxious 70 know what course the
United States government intended to pur-
sue. Until they knew it was impossible to
giys sn answer.
The Times points, out thai if Galveston
is still blockAdsd the federals stifi exercise
belligerent rights w 81 7-w
A fortnightiy line of STEAMERS is sdver-
tised soon to commence running be. wesn
Liverpool ond New Orleans. 10
Some Liverpool firms announce an early
resumption Of business relations with New
Orleans r .-
The EpeqHe says the French govern
ment has determined to reinforce its naval
station on the American coast. la.
The Lyons silk trade has derived consid-
erable Importance from late American sd-
vices. ga a.s .......-...
The American church in Paris was
crowded on the I4th inst, on the memory
of Mr.. Lincoln The Americans in Paris
are wearing Grape badges. 81.
Nothing is known Of the Shenandoah
beyond the report that she Was cruising of
the Australian coast. There is also B re-
port that she wss lying in one of the bays
at Kings Island, while the crew construct
ed another deck to strengthen her. The
prisoners arrested for enlisting on the She
nsndoah were found guilty and sentenced
to ten days imprisonment. ..lo
RraAdsf1iffs qniat hat afAady ---
Corn frmeF. -H
Provisions q liet.
Pork easier. r-...
Bacon downward tendency.
LONDON, May 10 9-Consols, for money,
905@99s. -
United States 6.20s GA
Illinois Central shares 743i Erie shares
52i ..-.z -.
The bullion in the Bank of England has
increased 9162, 900. alF
There is no political news Of impottsnce.
In the House of Commons, tonight, Mr..
Griffith, who is noted for putting strange
questisIs, is to call attention to President
Johnson's proclamation for the capture OF
JEFF. Davis, and ask Lord Palmerstou if he
will intimate TO the United states that
extremities would be deplored by the
whole civilized world.
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Gold l5f.
New York Central, ss5S; Erie, TN; Hud-
son, s71l; Residing, s15S; Michigan South
srn, 5s9l; Pittsburgh, 6O14; Rock Island,
s31<; Northwestern 2O2l; Northwestern pre-
Ssrrsd, s21<; Fort Wayne, 9s2S; Ohio & Mis-
sissippi Certificates, 237<; Quicksilver
50s5.
Market active and not very strong.
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BR. Bic LEWIS -
Normal Gymnastlc Institute

r COATED AT NO. 20 ESSEX ST,
II Boston, and IN Lexington, Maas. Incorpora.
ted in 1866
TIE shove InstItlH n hes Cor its object the pre-
psration Of Tsachers Of the
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URGrE1L HKNs.

L Late Virginia papers contain the fol-
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
FURNITURE.

4 MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
"A Furi.ure tor sale Property OF family leNng the
sy; Plor FURNITURE covered Broceels ~ scres sook
Mirrors Carpets, Ciucks Bureaus Bedste lis Beddng
Yslntinax Pianoforto China, Glass and Silver Ware,
tronrss sacr,ncs. Can At "A West Sixteenth street. bo-
ss rifsh snd sisth avenues. from A. NJ 70 40 n.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
AMUsEMENTg.

LvOxS OLD B0wERY THEATRE
IL Lessee Director Manager. a. L. For
VALSIIA, THE SLAVE QUEEN
vasss he slave ~ sssdy BAlbeo ph1gm,n y,
e,ss~ S.o ois'o Suoen MSS n Zen ~
Pas de Deux.. Nile MArine and Mona Baptst0
~ . TIE JERSEY GIRL
Captain Gay. VIM. st MAur Edgecombe L. NcCloskoy
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 81
new ana gorgeous psntomme by L. Fox which has been
several months preparation Owing the immense out
on and the above date The prices viii b. raised
Secured Seats % cents Boxes 30 Pit and Gallery
ID Private Boxes Balcony and Orchestrs viii remain
heretofore.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

/ .OuIS ANRICH, 7Z3 BROADWAY tNEw YORK no.
- te viii give usual thirty per cent man In
the trade for Dsnonds old oId Silver Furs Camel
dsAr sAAwaA or any Article of virtu
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

w. EZEKIEL, AUCTIONtER LIST FUR SALE
OF the seasor.-By j. w. E1ExIEL & Co, general
ctioneers and commission merchant 70 Bowefy, su on
nday at 10 O'Clock large assortment OF Mink Sable end
Dne Marten and Fnrs OF every description; also very
sleigh Robes The whole Of which must b. closed out
foErGa a AGE sALE.-CANAL BOAT.--RICHARD WAL.
IERs, Auctioneer, will sell Monday, 23d, at II
lock at the foot OF Adams street. Brooklyn by virtue OF
atte mortgage, the Canal Boat H. ID. Puxy her Tackle,
pparel, &c. JOHN LYNCH Attorney for Mortgage
pAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY-JAMES AGAR
Will soil at 81 New Rowery, 500 lots Women Cloth
Sheets Quilts, Blankets, Boots and Shoes BY order OF
Mn Lynch, IS Grand street.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
REAT SALE OF BROOKLYN PROPERTY AT AUG

REAT SALE OF BROOKLYN PROPERTY AT AUC
tion. on Wednesday, 25h inst, at IL o'clock NJ, by VIM
NSELfEA Auetoneer, at the Kings County Hotel at the
t OF south Seventh street. Peck slip and Division
ferries in Brooklyn One large double frame House
h exension stable and Sheds, good garden and fruit
tween Greene avenue and Grove street about 7Ox39 feet
O ~ story frame House. large Barn and Wagon House,
the crner oil Central and vonvoorhs street.
thef with Tor Lots adjoining Also large stone Building
Us Of Ground corner of stuyvesant and Hickory
feet
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60 OnO PARTNER WANTED, WITH THE ABOVE
pO.OUVs amount 10 take an Interest Ia country
bank. Address r., box 4.63l Post Office, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

UCTlON SALE.-THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 AT II
o'clock, at Union Mlll Paterson, N. j.. six power
Pc Looms forty eight Braiding Machines with Shafting
bles Winding and Shoe Lace Machines.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

TOUND-ON FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 70, A
~ PocketbOok, In of the sixth The
have by applying 56 Tenth avenue, second door
hack room.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

|UCTIoN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-D. BURKE.
auctoneer will sell on Monday 23d instant at twelve
~ House and Lot No. 202 Grand street. Williamsburg
spied as store and dwelling store 20x7O lot 2OxOO;
4 property on tho Broadway Of Williamsburg, viii be
h without reserve.
The New York herald., 1865-01-23
CRANToN COAL AT AUCTION.

thANION COAL AT AUCTION.
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE LAcKAwANNA ANDS
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
NEW YORK, Jan. IA, 1855.
Ihis company VIII hold their twenty fourth regular month
auction Wednesday, the 25h day Of january 1865 Mt IL
clock noon, at the Office Of the company IS William
rect at which time they Will offer by JOHN II. DRAPER
CO., Auctioneers
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND TONS OF FRESH MINED
SCRANTON COAL,
nbracng a the usual and deliverable at their depot
ixabethport n j., during the month Of February next
The sale will be positive Each lot put up will be sold TO
be highest bidder bids. In any form whatever being
|Ada Tor account of behalf of the company.
The and conditions Will be the heretofore,
nd will be fully made known at time and place Of sale
JOHN BRISBIN, President
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

TNOUND-ON THE FLOOR OF THE SUBSCRIBERS
III fabout weeks gince), Of money which the
have by applying TO Ball. Black Co.. $50 and 567
BROADWAY
The New York herald., 1865-01-23

c1 nnO To s2oUo- o--PARrNER wANTED--$loo PER
- .UUU week can be made. Business reliable and safe
Security given Or would sell Apply at 7O6 broadway third
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The officers of the gunbOat Florida, winch
touched at Pensacola Fla, on the Goth ult on hei
VOYAGE from Orleans to this port contradict the
rumor that Mallory. the Rebel Secretary OF the Navy
had surrendered himself to Capt Gibson OF the irga'C
Potomac. Up to the date named the fugitive Seefeta!
had not been seen in that region.
A gang of twenty guerrillas attacked and
captured train on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
only fourteen miles from Cincinnati Friday night last
They blew open the express safes with powder and stole
their contents robbed the passengers and then escaped
across the river in skifs.
Capt. Reed, the ex-commander OF the ran
Webb. has reached this city prisoner in the gun
boat Florida. He is said TO be nephew ofJef Davis
Gen. Grant has returned 10 Washington from
Philadelphia and Gen. Sherman is hourly expected il
the former city.
Our armies are to be reduced to anaggrega Il
Of 10000 men-Inany of whom will be colored.
Arrangements are being made to pay off The
armies ordered to rendezvous about Washington
The Second and Fifth Army Corps reached
Richmond on Saturday.
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erpool and a number Of other towns, unani'
mously expressive Of grief.
The American residents in London met and
adjourned to lst Of May, when Mr.. Adams was
10 preside at an American mass meeting
Mr.. Mason, in Il letter to The Inder, de-
nOunced the crime in the name Of the KeDe
residents in England.
In Paris the expression Of horror and indigna
ton was universal.
The Italian Chamber of Deputies passed
resolution, expressive of their sentiments The
Chamber was draped in honor of the murdered
President.
Our foreign papers will bring us similar ac'
counts from other countries, but already the
kilograms announcing the effect of the news, on
The day when it reached England, indicate that
all Europe will be unit in expressing sym
patty with our loss and horror at the atrocious
deed.
The news had, of course, a depressing infu-
encc on American securities, and the Five
Twentes, during the first excitement, declined
about per cent, being quoted at 59406O1.
Subsequent accounts from America, showing
the stability of our Government at this great
crisis, have doubtless removed the cause Of the
deDresSiOn
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THE ABOLITIONIsTs FOR Gle VI.
ENCt.

The t,,ct that nearly all the most cOnspicuou
o.d zealons Abolitionists Of other day -sucl
as Wendell Pr Hips, Gerrit Smith, Henry Ward
Rcocber-are now Outspoken advocates OF {
,enient and mercifuf treatment Of the discom
flied Rebels-is commentc, on by many journals
as though it were unexpected ana surprising
To us, it seems as natural as il clea.y Is credit
able elike to their wisdom and their hni-nanity
For
J. The Abolitionists were thoroughly IN
earnest. Mistaken on some points they may
have been; that they exaggerated the wrong
and evil Of American Slavery is possible; that
they were often disposed TO overlook and over
leap constitutional and legal obstacles to the
achievement OF their darling purposes probable;
but they were not, as a class, knayes, self
seekers, hypocrites. On the contrary, they
|clearly renowned ease, popularity, ambition,
and some easy ways to wealth, by avowing
themselves enemies Of the Slave Power.
Having thus dared and suffered through years
of stormy trial in cause which commended
itself to their hearts and conscences, they
naturally feel a respect and even sympathy for
those vanquished in the fearful struggle into
which they had flung all they had and were,
Drawing poverty, privation, suffering and death.
in defense Of what they (however mistakenly
believed to be right. None are so likely to feel
generous throb in behalf of the discounted in
our great struggle as those who were long under
the ban of public opinion hooted after by City
mobs and reviled as traitors and tools of Eu
ropean arstocracy, because they held fast t.
their faith in the Equal Rights of Man.
II. The Abolitionists have seen our country
conducted, through years of arduous effort anC
varying fortune, to vast, sudden, astounding
triumph. 1t is hardly Jet a year since Abo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
STATE HOMES FOR DISABLED
SOLDIERS.

1t has been suggested to Us that when our
cavalry in pursuit OF the runaway fragments OF
the Rebel Confederate Government, and the
treasury thereof, jolting and jumping in eleven
wagons over the causeways of South Carolina,
shall catch JEFF. d Co., and get hold ofthe coin,
" eleven wagons full, or one, that the latter be
sent Immediately to Mr.. Jay Cooke to be in
vested in Seyen-Thirties for tho benefit of sol
diers disabled in battles fought for the Union
that the bonds be held by the Government on
trust to be apportoned to the credit Of the
States according to the number of soldiers they
have respectively sent into the field, and the in
terest thereof devoted to the support OF perma.
ncntly disabled and invalid soldiers in State
Soldiers Homes. Every State should found a
Home for its disabled warriors, and the cost Of
founding it on Il liberal scale should be volun-
tary charge on the patriotism, generosity and
love of the people We can't orervay our debt
Of gratitude and affection to the brave men
whose hearts and muskets have saved the Re-
nuhlic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
ANDY JOHNSON AND THE BLACB
RACE.

The tidmgs Of the assassination Of Presiden
Lincoln fell with grieyous force upon the black
in the rebeliOus States. \ letter from Nicks
burg thus describes the effect of the news upor
the colored people Of that city:
"The coloIed people, however, are the most demon
sratiye. portrait of Mr.. Lincoln was placed in from
Of n store and has been continually surrounded by
crowd Of them. each souowiul and many gazing wit
fearful eyes upon the shadow of him to whom thei
entire race had somehow learned TO look upon the
rcdeener. leading them out Of the gloom Of bondage
into the light of liberty. stood for some time watch
ing them--certainly Of the most touching specta
cles / ever witnessed. Some Of the more intelligent
seeing that was a Yankee. commenced questioning
me- and seemed afraid that Mr.. johnson. being
S,utherner would make some other arrangements, bu
were evidently much relieved by my assurance that The
same Justice Ould be melted out by him rs under The
old regime"
Let the Colored Race rest assured that ouI
new President is equally resolved, equally clear
sighted, equally devoted, with his predecessor
so guilty snatched away. Andrew johnson
stands publicly pledged, in a speech to the
Blacks at Nashville last Winter, to do every
thing in his power to secure them right and
Justice. He will not deceive nor disappoint
them He will be faithful to his pledges, faith
full to his country and to all her loyal people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival of the America at this port
and the Hiterrian off Port au Basque, we have five
days later news from Europe.
The news Of the surrender Of Lee and the assassna
ton of President Lincoln had been received. The
former was generally expeoted the latter produced
most profound sensation. Meetings were at once
held in London, Liverpool and many English
towns. to express horror and Indignation al
the assassination. The Italian Chamber O
Deputies was draped in honor of the President anC
adopted address expressing grief Earl Russell ant
Sir g. Grey behalf Of Lord Palmerston. were TO mov
addresses in the two houses Of Parliament expressing
and Indignation on the lst of May. Mr.. Adam
to preside the LIST of May at a mass meeting 0
Americans in London Mr.. Mason, in letter to TIL
Inder repudiates the crime in behalf Of the Rebe
States.
Mr.. Bigelow. the new Minister Of the United States
at Paris had had public audience Of the Emperor and
presented his credentials.
The Czarewiteh after protracted sickness, died a
Nice. on April "a.
At Brussels, on the pod Of April great popular
monstraton took place in honor OF the late Union ycto
ries
A movement for cooperation with the American
Freedmen's Aid Society has been commenced in Pari
BY Professor Laboulaye the Rev j. Monad, and thu
Rev. L. Baron Hart.
Reports from New Orleans state that the Mexican
Liberals under Cortinas making progress. Mon
terey is said TO have been occupied T.. eln and Mata
morUs Is seriously threatened
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08

Gov. Hahn of Louisiana has written letter
to Gen. Sherman transmitting resolutions OF
thanks from the Legislature to him and his
army for their great achievements. In his re-
ply Gen. Sherman ayows the strong faith he
had always held in the pcrmanency and strength
of the Government, and that he could never be
made to believe that our destiny would yield
TO tho guidance "of the few discontented
delnagogues Of the South or its conceitcd
cotton planters and nsgro-owners." The
Constitution, he adds, he had always regarded
as bargain, and that Slave property
was to be respected at the North without going
into its abstract merits or defects. Had tn,
Southern people abidcd by the laws and thu
Tribunals he would have maintained their rights
but when they ignored the contract and al
pealed to war he held that We were no longe
|bovnd IN Law OK honor to respect that "obnQx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08
THE AssASsISATION OF PRESI
DENT LINCOLN IN EUROPE,

We hear this morning from across the Allan.
tic the echo Of our enthusiasm at the surrender
of Lee, and Of our horror and mourning at the
assassination of President Lincoln.
The shock which all Europe received by
the news of the assassination seems to hav,
been immense. 1t was received on Thurs
day morning, April q, at 10 o'clock. In
the evening Earl Russell in the House Of
Lords, and Sir George Grey, on behalf of LORI
Palmerston, in the House of Commons, CAV,
notice that on the LIST of May they would NOV,
an address to the Queen, expressing sorrow ant
Indignation at the assassination.
Meetings were held, at ONCE, in London, Liy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-08

We are so good friend to the Erie Railroad
that we believe the truth would not kill it. We
therefore earnestly entreat its managers to de-
sist from their bad habit of suppressng telc.
graphic reports Of the disasters from time to
time occurring on their road. Such suppression
creates far more alarm and distrust than il
smothers Is it not damaging as well as dis.
graceful to the Erie that such fatal accident
as that of last Thursday should have been kept
off the wires and thus out of the newspapers!