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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Long Island Historical Society.

A very large and fashionable audience wer
assembled at the Of this Society. No l6 Court
st. Brooklyn lost evening TO listen TO the reports
the different ocers and to be addressed upon the sub
ject Of our recent national calamity.
Tho society organized in 1862 has from n mere e1
pertinent become decided success. The past year. 80
valuable specimens have been added to their collection
independent Of those voted by tbe last State Leglsa
ture, "Geological specimens Of kew-York." III
paintings Of Samuel Adams Benjamin Franklin, Prtsi
dent Lincoln the original Of Red Jacket Rev. Thco
Parker Rnfus ClOate Noah Webster and offers have
been donated and hung upon their walls. while IN
shelves have been increased 97g bound and 5Jiy un
Is 81 volumes. The finances Of the Society pre-
sent cheering results Total receipts s327'49 ey
pense s4gl6; donations, s. 500: balance, SS9ll ~
The results Of the election held during the afternoon
were announced us follows:
For Directors for Five Yers-Geor,e 3. Stephenson
Georrn w Parsous 4. j. Spoonei A. A. Low john " ms
low. Counselors for Kings tounty-f A. fGTley, ID. H.
Ben d. Siinen. esq, the Hon. j. Humphrey, TIE Hon
Cornseors for Queens-John Harold ESQ., L. b. Prince.
Solomon d. Townsend w Cullen Bryant, esq, the Hon
John 4 kng Richard C. McCormick. ESQ: Ca'ni-eoi. or
Sufok-1be Hon. Selah B. Strong, James II Twhil etq.
the Hon j. L. Smith, tbs Rev Epher Whitaker. William n
Peletreau, esq, Ii. p Hedges, esq
The Board Of Directors meet next Thursday evening
and elect officers for the ensuing year.
The meeting was addressed by Joshua NJ Van Colt.
esq, Hon. Moses +. Oder. John Winslow. esq. the
Rev. Henry Blanchard and others. A high tribute was
paid TO the memory of President Lincoln ard the FOL
lowing resolutions were adopted
Rendered That adequate estimate OF Cur late beloved
President be recorded In the permanent records oil ths
ciety.
Resolred That permanent memorial Of this great Amer
lean citizen we will 20 night found Lincoln Depart
ment of Constitutional History, Law md Diplomacy, -
10 the education OF American StaesTuen and light
guide the generations which are follow the only
safe pathway to national greatness and prosperity
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Gyy. GRANT AND FAMILY TAKE Up THEIR

GYy. GRANT AND FAMILY TAKE Up THEIR
RESIDENCE II PHL.pRLPHh-It will be gratifying foi
our citizens TO know tina: Lieut. Gen. Grant VIII mere
after be a permanent resident of Philadelphia l'
viii vote nj our elections. associate with our ciHens
will doubtless take an interest In our mnnicipa con
Germs and In every sense OF the word will be ctHei
of The city ~ Philadelphia The General ana ms ihinl
removed yesterday from Burlington. and reached TN
mansion proyided for them through the lberaity %
our citizens ard which is located in Chestnust Wes
of qwcuteth.st and At once took possession Inc III
rival Of the General and family was known only 10
elect circle Of friends and acqusutances who congre
gated al the MANSION prior e. the ARRIVAL 81 ts lur'
Ioccupauts and a warm welcome md nearly freeaInt
were extended them they entered the mouse. ih'
parlors were filed with ladies and gentlemen anu
~ rton OF the afternoon was spent in friendly CONVEX
sation bu, no iormaliics OF any kind took pace. a
cro,yd congregated in front Of the manson but Tn
"soyereigns" did not get an Opportunity o, PAYNE
their respects 10 tie rcdoublhble ue,eIh a'hy VIZ
Generals future lie In this city be ms happy anu peace
m as the past four years Of his career have been STORMY
and tempestGous. M iHqi'o'' ''"' u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
The Ncw-York semi WeekIy Tribune.

Ready this morning, contains:
NEWS SUMNARy-Guli Department, Naval, War Miscciant
News from " sstington. NewfoIk Political and Dohesn
Miscellany and Foreign News
1HE Plot TO BuRs PHILADELPHIA
GKS SHKRxAN's OPERATIONS.
GKs SHERfDAS's OPERATIONS $50 ~
THE FrIeHr OF JETF DAus-Gen Stoneman ct His Hees
The REBEL RAM " KBB-OtIcial Report.
GEN. WEsToHs Mountaineering Particulars. 4,
TnE CAP uRE OF booTH-staement Of Lieut. pehefy
OUR DEAD PREsiDEsT-The remains IN Iiinois-ih
Funeral at Springfield.
EDITORIALS.
THE As.AssrNArrov-Niscelane Items.
PEocLaaArIoS ny THE PRrsIpySr--Larro Rewards fo
Jeff Davis and other esdns Traitors Concerned IN mo A''a'
.inafi ion.
ORR EUROPEAN CoRnEsPosDEscE-Lonaon and Paris Let
FRox RrcuxosD-Specia Correspondence
FROx NORTH CAKOLISA- Special Cofrespondence
SPEECH OF 0Ey brTIER ~ NFw-foRK .
TME hmLrEns AND THE LrRroNs-A story o. Two ann
THE NV Constitution op Missouri.
INTERESTING TO tAEsERs-Amef.can institute Farmers
ICiut-Ile Faim-llousr Gsrden-A griculturai Items
SLAVERY ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Correspondence.
TuE COSNECIICuT ELECTION-OthclaL
TYY Dry GOODs MsKfT.
CArrLE MAEKrr.-Nevy.Yo rk Boston and Philadelphia
DoxEsTic AND FoEEiGN MARKETS
COMMERCIAL MArTEKs-Ihe Latest stock and ood Cno'a
Marriages ND DEATHs.
The SRMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE contains all
the Editorial articles, merely heal III character
Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms Letters from oui
large corps ~ var CORES poudens Foreign and Dome
tic Letter. Special and Associated iress IeiegrhpnH
Dispatches: careful and complete SIinWaI! y
Foreign and Domestic News; Exclusive Reports d
the Proceedings of the Farmers Club OF The American
Institute Talks about Fruit, md other hOfucniuri
and grcuiura Information; stock. financial ti.it'
Dry Goods and General Market Reports which ar'
published in TIE DAILY TRIBUNE. TIE SENI- " EEhLl
IgB NJ also gives, In Tie course oil YEAR thrr" Z"
four Of the Latest ami Best Popular Moves ~ Hhi
authors The cost Of these alone If bought IN book
FORM would be- from Six 20 eight dol-rs. III phr
chased m the English magazines from when they arc
carefully selected the cost would be- three OF Tour tme
n Al sum Nowhere else cen 80 much current nteli
rence and permanent literary matter be had al so enc
4 Il rate ns In IHE SENi-M EEKLI IKiBuNE Those Wh'
believe In The principles anu APT rove oil ,uo ~
rms TrrpSv can Increase is power and influence ~
oinirr With their neighbors in forming CLUBS 10 sup
.cftbe FOR THE SFAfI ~ kA Edition. IL All IN I'M
ny be supplcd 10 them AZ the lowest price for whic
|such a paper can be- printed. Persons residing IN III
ty can ind no more valuable Journal to soma 10 thsl
'country friends Price i've cents Mail subscribers
|cory ycnr-iOi num9eis-si: copies !e'f' ~
copies or over for each copy. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Mourning illumination.

To N, Editor Of ne ~ y. TribHne.
SIRE As there is going TO be a fast, on account
Of our national loss It appears to that it would b.
well 10 have something dereat from Tie usual style o.
in that day On the night Of the 10Th my
husband hung ont paper auerrs made ofaernate fir
of white and black paper with the other mourning.
had very solemn and beautiful appearance. and lcf
an i'm preston not ba forgotten. To illuminate build
ings iu some such way would give an Individuality o.
the occasion as different from ordinary fast aud The
youth Of our land would oi soon forget H. oar neigh
bors admired IT. solemn effect.
The lanterns We used made Of the plain funnel
shape a inches IN diameter. inches lonR. made oi
two pieces Of plaster laihs nailed at right angles the
round card for the bottom piece Of wire having each
end fastened into the wood NJ tie top 20 give shape 10
The outside which should consist Of four strips Of
black ana white paper two three " each pasted
together.
BrOoLfyn, =. d, May .. 1855.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Ws9lack's Thentcr.

On Wednesday evening, Mr.. W. Holston
made his rsl appearance at this theater, in Stirling
Coynes Comedy Black Sheep feeble piece, ana one
less suited Mr. Ho'sonc peculiar faculties thai thos'
which be has hitherto acted at another establishment
He was nevertheless handsomely crested and bis per
formancc which in all respects careful ana az
times extremely effective, received vth abund WI
Applause. lie is undoubtedly sdyantagrous acquis J.
ition to the company of Waac1s Theater
We understand that Mr.. Lester W aack WI rcappear
next week, In "The Wonder" and " How she Loves
Him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

BET SUGAR. fair article Of White Loaf-i'
manufactured at Chatsworth, Livingston County
Illinois, by Gcnnert Bros. Of this City. There car
he no doubt that Illinois has more acres eminent!
adapted to the production Of the Sugar Beet thar
all Europe. The manufacturers are encouraged b.
their experience to hope for very rapid andproiit
able extension of their manufacture, which We hop
they may realize.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
THE SPRING SEASON IN ILLIyoIs.-In DeKall

County. farmers commenced ploNing March 10; "hea
,own March "a: April o-7, ground frozei Aprn J
sowed oats and planted potatoes the l2th mt whiel
time timothy and clover were growing timely.
In Champagne County the weather was not fnvora
|be for Spring sowing, but large area was put IN
Rive looks wen, but wheat is badly nter-kiled
Ffut trees are full of buds. Large fields OF flax sown
In Morgan County, peach trees were Ia bloom an
covered with snow April 90 Winter wheat not prom
sing. aud not as much Spring wheat as usual See
potatoes 81 bushel.
In Macoupin County, the fruit prospects are goou
Ditto In Lake County. 49,
In Union County strawberries are badly frostbtten
|Grapes and currants also injured Peaches sound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
THE CAsAL-BusIsEss FAIRLY OPENED

The CANAL-BUSINEss FAIRLY OPENED
There were clearances from tho Collectors
Office up 10 this morning. most of them igh,, anu
bound West. The first boat cleared was the fL a
Bender" on Monday, for Buffalo, night Inc mr.
loaded boat cleared was the &C. Hinsdne. Win oa's
for Syracuse The following boats have been cleared
with cargoes for the East c. Hnsdae oats syracuse
Amelia Curtis. oats. Troyi Livi iiowes oats 1tieS'
d. W. Harris lumber black walnut, Troy Logan.
coal. Syracuse The crib in the Weighock is being
repaired and will not be ready for use under about
here BY affidavit and will be first weighed AT Syracuse
The prices Of freight opens ayoaby for the boat men
rn ng l7c for wheat i5c. for corn and 9Ac. ior os
from Buffalo 10 New-York. The Buffalo Erpress Say
he following boats left that port yesterday ior Toy
George w. Denning, f. W. Fiske, A. n. Conrad'
Emma King. B. Il. Shoemaker. james Sprager ,. -:
Holly, +. j.. Bennett. They were loaded win GU
bushels of corn 1900 bushels of rye and % IL; pusne
| of oats Rochester Express my %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Personal.

The death Of Mr.. Pliny Miles, well known
a. an advocate Of cheap postal facilities in America
and ms a statistcian Of unusual accuracy Is reported
having occurred ut Malta April &. where he was at
tended by several American residents.
The Hon. George $. lIillard is. according tC
the Boston correspondence Of The Springfield Republican
about 10 assume the editorshp OF The Boston Corri
and it is minated that the loyalty Of the new editor
has become unquestionable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Guerial Notices.

Fifteenth Assembly District Union A.socin T9,
ye,l. meeting of this Association "ii DC he'd OH Ihis
~, At the Union Reading Rooms No AZ
FonpaSs. a, a O'clock THOMAS MURPHY, Pres
j. SoLI, KIrrERBAsp. Secretary.
sixteenth ward.1The Finance and Executive c, Com
H.e ii Room No ISL Eigh,h-ave THIS friday EVEN
M Nav s,s O'Clock. All persons having bills asain'
J omnittee are requested 10 present them this evening
'sa N''A s. b. L. VANCE. Chairman
I'll c. PARKE. Secretary.
sixteenth Ward.-The Subscribers TO the Recruisin
nnd are requested to attend Meeting IN the Cokoon,
corner Of Tweny-secondt and Seventhavs, on fkipA,
|EVENING, May 5, ut u O'Clock ns
HssxI G, PARKE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

bDo4NNf NuiN"AH My J, iebJ
The schooner Admiral, Capt. Rankin, of and
from Wells. Me, for Boston win lumber. was seen u
capsze Yesterday OFF Tna,oher's Island. Cape Ann
Two men sfterward were seen cingiug "a her bottom
and as no assistance could be given them 1t is supposed
that all hands persisted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
The s.yen-Fhirsies.

PHTIADTIPIUA Ihnfsday1 Mas4. TO.
jay Cooke reports the sale OF the seven
Thirties to-day at ~ % 80 The largest Wtslerl,
subscriptions were s6gl0 from the First National
Bank OF Cincinnati and SoC go from the second Ma
tiODai Bank Of Cleveland. The ic.ecst Eastern sub
scrptions were $4,000 from thc Ninth National Bank
of New York; SJO 100 from ihC second Rational Bank
OF Boston, and $4,000 from tho National Metropolis
Bank Of Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

Immediately upon hearing of Leo, surrender
JEFF. Davis who was at Danvo, is repoted as havin.
taken up bis flight The evacuation Of sne town by al
able to get away ensued. the poor Decraiy helping
themselves from such Of the stores OF their richer neigh
bore the latter had In their haste ~ escape. left be
hind
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
From Caifornin-Uniun success in Los
anuef,H-

san FRANcsCo, Tuesday, Nay 2, 1868
The municipal election IN Los Angeles Today
resulted in the election OF tho entire Union ticket
This place has always heretofore been d strong seces
sion sympathizing district.
Creenbacks are quoted al 72i.
Arrived. May sup Panther from New.Yorl
Sailed May 4. French liigate La Vio:oire, foI
Mazatlan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

The table upon which the Declaration oil In
dependence was signed Is in the possession OF an
Efforts we're made to induce her TO supply this table Tor
the signing OF the South Carolina ordinance OF Seces
son but she seadfasty refused and at length ihreat
ened to shoot any one who should attempt 10 take
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
From tho Washinrton In'ellisencer.
Grand Army Review Contemplated.

Gen WRIGHT, with the Sixth Corps OF the Army
n the po,omsc arrived a, Dauve Va from Burkeville
,ntiu on s.t Thurstay having made the march Of over
loo miles in four days On the route and AZ Denvile be
,ptured arse amount valuable property including much
oyrrnmsnt works at Harper. Ferry by the Rebels Rebel
.r, when thew lcansd that the Sixth Corps moving
on Dspylc urgrny mportuned Gen. Meade TO stop ~
march, the strength OF Gen sheiinas Hfior "lih zee
Johnston The only comfort they got from Gen Hende Wa
thuf he would stop Cen Wright when detected 10 do 80 by hs
superior oiccrrn Grant II Is expected thit the snth
Corps viii remain at Danyilie for some time
The above is from The H6raid, though 1t has
been stated here that the above corps was the hrsi
which would be paid of Mt this point. lie THIS az IL
may il said IN the highent military circles that vast
bodies of Gems. Grants and shermans armies are 70 ne
congregaed in this quarter FOR discharge during the
Summer months. grand review OF IN army oil 2DlOp
men Is conempatcd-a force which. With pioper spaces
for artillery aud cavalry would e1tend iom aslns
ton to baltimore IN a Iine iour deep Of toluieff'
NORTH WESTERN SANITARY FAE.-A depart
ment of the North Western Sanitary Fair TO commence
in Chicago May 90 1863 for the relief Of our sick and
wounded soldiers having been placed under the care Of
Mrs William T. Sherman, she Is confident that 1t II
not presuming upon The interest and generosity OF OIL
GERS and soldiers Of our victorious armies. to call upon
them not only for money but for such articles OF value
and army relics they may have In their possession
which will have untold worth IN tie eyes OF their loya
compatii0ls. None know 30 well the needs OF oui
brave army In time OF sickness, and when suie'nl.
from gunshot aud sabrestroke. as that army ltseli
None will appreciate more sensibly the efforts no"
makng for tue relief Of the 3OO heroic sufferers ian
gushing TO-DAY IN hospitals, and who will iced tender
car, and cherishing for the coming year. For such %
the gallant men as have fallen gOrously In battle oi
from lingering wounds and sickness, our Ecquiesca
In pace" shall never be wanting. Iet duty to The vlns
apenls no ess 10 the tenderes sensbities OF Tue 1u
man heart Who can have more claim upon The UNI
versa heart than the phio soldier the DEFENDER OF i'
countrys right the indicator OF the country honor
Mrs sherman also appeals to her friends 10 Nhom TINS
circular may cone, for zach aid IN enrlchhs her ue
nartnent with valuable contributions their generos
ity md patriotism may suggest. Any Contributions
viii be acceptable. Nothing sent can come am;ss. Al
donations Of money should be forwarded Dy I'M. y,
nress "a "Nrs Gen VIM. r. Sherman, care of Mrs III
In Fitch Chicago ILL.," All contributions OF articles
for sole should be- marked" Northwestern Sahitaf,
nent" IND Express Companies bring small PACKAGE
frec Heavy freight is transported free to the tair p
stie Railroads All donations should be forwarded ol
May ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

The order of the Navy Department for dis
|charging sailors whose terms Of service expire on OF
before July 10 applies 10 the Santiago de Cuba Sangus
Mahopac. Montauk. Yankee, Primrose, Jacob B i,
Furchia Leslie, Rescue. Baltimore and King fhihp
[and their Crews are accordingly at liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Beard Of Councilmcu.


STATED sEssIoS-Thur.day, April 1902
OFFICIAL oc,oqp t III
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment IN he
No. 10 City Hall.
Pr.sent-C ouncilmen Roster and Lent-2. a,
No quorum appearing the Ceik announced ,hl' We poai'
Mood sdjourned Til Mouday April g. at 2 ocoes p IN;
JAMES NJ, SwEENf. Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

Hon. ALEXANDER HEYRY-DRAR SIR: have
the pleasure Of transmitting you. through the hands Of
my ffiend. Mr. Il. b. Pugh my mite toward the cree
ton OF monument to President, dead, yet hsng
in the love and remembrance Of his people. The sum
incosed (s922 36 is the result OF lecture given by
me at our Academy Of Music the of Friday 18th
Of April. Truly yours. ANNA L. DICKINSON.
Philadelphia May 3. 1865
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

Mr.. Rufus Wheeler retires from The Bntdfo
Commercial Advertiser which is for the atnre to be CON
drsted by Messrs. j. N. Matthews and j. ID. warren
mis- late partners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Business Notifies.

A BIO THING.-A million is great many,
bu. two million is As incredible as may appear
Me'srs P. II. Drake Co.. ofNewYork sell two million
bottles Of PLANTATION BITrERs year. This is nearly
would be over million and half dollars. Surely, some
merit must attach to article OF such sale Go where
will from end Of the country the other always
ia sight Of the evidences Of the eabaslc s. Tl36OX and
elegance in their rock painting The Legislature OF New
Hamsphre passed law against their further dshgHing
the Waite Mountains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
The Consti,uiionaI Aucndment adopted
BY gouneciicrt.

HARlPoiD Conn.,. ~ nrsday NAY 4. lso5.
The constitutional Amendment unanimously
passed both branches Of tie Connecticut Legislature
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

IAdgersemenE1
CoRNs, BUYroNs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
deses Of the feet cured by Dr. ZAoHARrr No $50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

Advertisement
CLoTHING.-PRICESR REDUCED so PER CENT az
Nos. go and 292 Bowery. GEORGE A. HUSTER Il Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

TAdvertiseuentl
Gents all wool Suits, $lS.
Boys all wool Suits, 50, at /. V. BRoKAw's.
No. "a Fourth.aye.. and No O. Lafayette-pace.
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IAdHertlsenlent |

advertisement
JEPFERs', No. 573 Broadway, ia the BEST place
to buy Ladies' and Childrens Boots ond Shoes. lie Is
selling at about one.haf last years prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
AN ORDER EEsclSDEp.

The Executive oIder 81 Nor. H. l-G2, pro-
bihitine the expcrtliioL oi and ammUuitn fion
the United States and TIC Executive order Of llay l3
lst3 prohibiting the expOi atoL 81 h0rscF mrles nBa
i've stock beng required Jy public nee ssi
ties the aforesaid order ere hcrcty rescAded aud an
nulled.
BY order of the Prcsilon'.
TDwIY NJ. STAcroS. Secretary oG War.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Manhattan Pla .e 60.
HIRAM YOUNG,
MANUFACTURER OF RI ATED WAKE,
Nc. 20 JOHNST.

on,j.,;rr 4, nTrt ~ ICE PITCHERS TEA SETS, URNS,
CASTERS CAKE BASKETS SPOONS and FORKS. 1
greatly reduced prices
Thing of Beauty is n Joy Forever-Those VINE
blsncy Of complexion, must pufhy aud enfich o
HELMBOLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsA'
PARiLLA
invariably does Recoect paent medicine. Ask fog
"a. ruboli's. Take u o other