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OF oi der. with your system
derange,. ami your feelings
unoonifOrtah,e3 These symp.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
NEWS or TIE DAY.
Gold Closed Last Night at iS0s'
THE WAR

Msjor-GeneIal II. W. Sioeum' eomweadins
At Georgia. was presented with spleaeid sword AT
Alexauciia. Tuesday night by bis staff worthy gun
TO one of The most gallant aad modest officers in the
service
The United States gunboat PeQuot, Lent
Commanding II. j. Braine. froa Hampton Roads ar
rived Yesterday afternoon She has been in commis'
sion since Jan 10. 1864.
Gen. Hobson Of Ky., has refused to receive
the surrender Of Champ. Ferguson and other notorious
guerrs and aotifed them to leave his district inn'e
diately
jeff. Davis and c.. c. Clay are under close
confinement a. Fortress Monroe. Their families are 10
be taken South.
The steamer Davis arrived at Fortress Mon
roe o. the ast, from Hilton Head with 100 paro!ed
prisoners.
Guerrilla parties in tho vicinity Of Atlanta,
Ga, have almost entirely disappeared
The Rebel Gen. Forrest vas expected to ar
rive in Memphis yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
MEXICO.

In commenting upon tie war IN Mexico we
have repeatedly expressed the expectation that
before the overwhelming forces Of France the
Republican cause would continue to decline
until the collapse Of the Southern ConiedcTacy.
Then, we presumed, the triumph Of the great
American Republic would inspire the Mexican
ponublcans with new confidence in themselves
AYR
and in their cause; the tide of their vicissi.
tudes would begin TO turn. and, aided by volun-
tecrs from the United States they would as
sumo again the aggressive, with good prospects
of ultimate success.
The events since the surrender Of Gen. Lee
have thus far been in accordance with this cx-
pectation. There has been very signal turning
point in Mexican affairs. Not even the Court
Journals OF Macmillan will pretend to deny the
progress Of the Republican arms in the
North Eastern States of Coahuila, Nuevo-
Leon, and Tamaulipas. Our reports
this morning from Houston and Galveston pa
pers, which have always been and still are favor
able to the cause of the Imperaists, represent
the successes Of the Republicans as even greater
than We had supposed them to be. Saltillo, in
the State Of Coahuia, and Monterey, the CAPT
tel Of Nuevo-Leon, have been abandoned by the
Imperialists and remain in the hands Of the
Republicans. Advancing northward to-
ward the Rio Grande, the Republican
General Negrete has occupied the town
Of Cinema lin Nuevo-Leon), rs miles from the
Rio Grande. From there he has marched upon
Matamoros, the paradise Of the blockade.run-
ners and Rebel cotton spectators whose com.
merce now disappears even more rapidly than
it had sprung up. The devotees of Mammon
who had gathered there from all parts of the
glob0 are making haste to change their plans,
and have petitioned Macmillan 10 be al
lowed to reship their goods without paying the
duties on them in or out. On the 22d Of April,
the Liberals, flushed with victory, fell upon the
Imperialists at Piedras Negras, on the Rio
Grande, completely routed them and captured
the whole force, with the exception Of about
fifty who escaped across tho river into Texas.
This is some improvement on the condition
Of affairs two months ago. Let it be also re-
membered that this improvement has taken
place while the State of Texas was held by an
army supposed to 10 friendly to tho Imperial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
LiN Of Soldiers Buried In Oakwso
Cemetery, Richmosd, Va.

The following is a list of Union soldiers
buried ~ the Rebel Authorities in Oakwood Cemetery
Richmond. Va. as appears from the inscriptions on
the head. boards copied by Mr.. Bent, Agent OF the
United States Sanitary Commission. LII many cases
the letters have become quito iilegi5ie'
s T q Go1 oisi'1l Co o. s. a
81. - A. Nv W ssol Nv, Charlie. -, c ~ waikiki Co A.
IN Mieb. &C. T. 81, l.. II. SMITH Co A. 10 Mch. Corp
W A,aew, Co. g. 'ota Pa; Liea'. T. jenkins Co. -
'I D,.s Jaiy a. 1910. s a.n. Co. + I97,h \ y r.
F Fo &c s r ot ~ VIM M Lake s1s sptac O.
~ ronca. lat " Cav - J. fotz Co. =, Pa b Rove;
< is HSS T a.4 a sss iay :s 3 J K@: g.
Thornton. 60 :. is.,h y y. Corp I,s.e j. ps.,nbo.er
"a si RI n5 Ss4 Nash o NJ J Fae@
Da,on citizen om Indiana, arrested spy and HING "a The
jpha gSi.l B. c.rdet Ga..en or ca..osl H. W fs.,
lar. Co. .s Sivf s e l. AK lSs oAS
CIo" "a Me6, j. k hsiain,' Z, c.TIeri G.
IoTa A. Mcche,nsy Il. ssu l,t Ensins.r JnO Murray
u fial Co. ~ SoI +, e' Ts %
IL IA. yard At sas foot If .hs A.R
Feb s g. iss. o. q sou I'd Lieas Co y Tooth Ohio died
FEB D, iset Cha. shoud Co :, lo1d Pa J. Tromp Co. -
Mich Moi T. John n cs.s si ol,o " BEL Co o. kass'
see an. M,sSsl Go B. .h Me- Me- J. lnh0h' ~, ne
9Th Ms,. Js. MepoT c ION a. "a 'IHn En,,,sn n
S,a G Il. j. J. s SI iIsss G "a IN Below
q n Hinton 4. Zimmerman; shelton 81 rcnn fH1om.on
H. Goodcn Co o. 4ith H. ). q. Bgniou, Co X, A. Van
..iS ' Mich Foss., I'D NSs ya.s;2;j 9 F..sa.
i3i.t- Fnlcel 18th Pc kileM Co T., 18th N l.; Mm
~ Fdd.y. lOO,L-; II. Cobrsn; Jpo. Cooley, ScLoimn
VIM Koes; II. v.nnan, = Ms.s. WIN. Wright, .tb =
a, IN Wsycos Wm Dap J. Dickson, Co: TN
oh - s.. lshfs shn O. Bs ss M As. s ;aS..
.sth Levi; s.reQs &C Bisby, Co z, i6A7iy
,,th ONO p aoos, 80 Lin'ay 's,h Ohio =
Rabb, 10th Pa rne- Co. - sn %. "'vlsal; w.
Tsmr,n, Geo ty.non 9TH Michigan; Lieut. H.cl
Co. G. Isth RernIsrs died Nov ~ 1859. T. H. CrawfoI.
Co p, 18th Reyt East Tenn Cav; died March 49, iss.
sergt 5 II. Mll.roy a3th Pa. Corp. C. A peoues Co. B
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
THE MEMORIAL FUND.

The subscriptions 10 the Lincoln Memorial
Fund DO not come in very rapidly as yet, al
though considerable sum has probably been
collected aud Is now in the hands OF agents for
Transmission 10 The Treasurer. The operations
of the yariOusmO associations through
out the country have doubtless inteTierod some
what with the collection OF subscriptions to the
Memorial Fund. but il is TO be hoped that the
success of the former viii not in the slightest
degree compromise that Of the latter Upward
of 81. OC0 has already been received by Mr.
Sherman, who is daily in receipt Of letters from
various sections OF The country asking for such
papers and information a. will enable Their
writer's intellig.ntly To aid the enterprise, one
Of tho5e received Yesterday being from Warrens.
burg, a small town OF Johnson County. No..
100 miles wcstwarily from Jefferson CITY.
,elegraphic message has been sent to Gen. Me-
Dowc'l. NJ San Francisco, Ia secure his cooper
alton within the limits OF HIS military depart
nent. ard il is but reasonable 10 presume that
large subscriptions will be received from the
Pacific Coast. With earnest and united Effort
among the friends Of the late President, there
should We no reason to doubt that the entire
sum Of 800, 600 can be raised, and all who
cherish and revere has memory will doubtless
nc glad to contribute in cid of ethe National
testimonial TO hi bereaved family. The Treas
urer Of tho Fund, Mr. Benjamin b. Sherman,
is one of our most eminent and trustworthy
merchants, and all moneys transmitted to him.
at No. 90 wall.st. will be faithfully appropriated
10 the object for which they were contributed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
GENERAL NEWS.

The Board Of Aldermen at a special meeting
held Yesterday voted reques, the Mayor 70 convene
the Board of Health by the lst Of June II was also
voted tha, If the Mayor did not comply the Common
Counoi, which with the Mayor constitutes the board
sboud itself convene. This resolution VIII nave 10 DC
ratified by the Councilmen who meet to-InoIrow'
The bark Brontes, recently detained by the
House authorities at San francisco with Mex
;os, e,oi,rants and arms board, was still there
on the cd II had been suegese' that the party might
On without their arms but they preferred waiting the
action of Government
A fight occugre1 at Jones's Wood on Tues
day. on TIE the occasion Of Roman Catholic picnic,
IN which John Stewart. living in Mott-st was shot IN
the left breast and died in an hour. A ntll named
Curran has been arrested on suspicion
The news from North Alabama is encour-
aging Meetings are held in all parts OF the State. and
strenuous exertions made to bring Alabama into the
Union again Petitions circulating FOL the appoint
ment Of q Military Governor.
At Albany, n. Y, Oh Monday, George +.
Gordon convicted of the murder Of Owen Thompson,
droyer. at West Albany brought into the Court Of
Over and Terminer TO be re.sentenced. Tie is 10 be
hanged Thursday. July g.
At the meeting Of the Ship-Owners AssOcia-
ton Yesterday an lIbtratve committee Of seven was
elected and committee appointed to consider the sub
feet of tb. quarantining Of vessels.
A large force Of labOrers is at work on the line
of the Western Pacific Railroad which is the connect
ing link Of the California and Pacific Railroad between
Sacramento aud San Francisco.
Tuesday wes the first day Of the Hudson
County Agricultural Society Spring Meeting at See
caucus west Of Hoboken. <Ihe weather was fine, and
the racing close and interesting.
The new machine shop at the Norfolk Navy
Yard almost entirely destroyed by the Rebels in 1892
Is being rapidly rebuilt and will be in readiness for &C.
oupsncy in two or three weeks
The President has thankfully declined the
BY residents of this city, He places his decision the
Lofty ground Of principle.
Yesterday the 46th birthday of Queen VIC
tora celebrated by the British shipping in the bar
Dor and her subjects shore in the usual manner.
The Henderson case in tie U. s. Circuit
Court yesterday. owing TO the unaccountabe absence
of foreman Of the jury. postponed TIL to-day.
Advices from San Francisco to the 23d state
chat freights over the Sierra Nevada Mountains are
reduced, aud orders for goods still coming 10.
The steamship Africa sailed from Boston at
10 O'Clock yesterday morning, for Liverpool, via Hall
Tax, taking So 900 in specie and 40 passengers.
Gen. Bntler has been invited to deliver the
Fourth Of July Grafton in Fall River. Mass but de-
ones on account Of prior engagements.
The celebrated bloodhound Hero" from
CHas Thunder. Richmond, reached this oity on Tues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25

not bcen allowed to zach other since s night Of
the assassination They arc however not Kept In is'
uorsnce VI each others condition.
A sERENADR.
Gov. Curtin of Pennsylvania was Sersnaded
last evening. and responded in speech.
PROMOTED.
Col. j. l.. Thompson, lst Eew-Hampshire
Cavalry has been for good sodership. brevetsd to
Brigadier GeneralshIp.
RESIGNED.
B-cyo. Major-Gen. McAlillen of Indiana, re-
Gently 10 command Of the First Division. Nineteenth
Army Corps. has resigned. Gen. McMillen entered
the service in 1861 as Colonel Of the 2ls. Indiana
THE NUMBER OF TROOPS.
There were 90, 900 men in yesterdays review,
and $1,000 to day.
GEN. CUSTER.
Gen. Custer left thi, morning to join Sheridan
in his Texas expedition.
GEN. MOWER.
Fighting Joe Mower, the new and already
D. pular commander Of the Twentieth Army Corps has
received to-day very warm reception. 1t will be re-
membered that Major Gen: Blower was for long time
in command Of the First Division Seventeenth Army
Corps. under Gems. Mcpherson and Bleir He is a
worthy successor OF lighting Joe" Hooker, the pre-
vous commander OF this gallant Corps.
PROMOTED
Lieute. O'Reiuy and Christensen have, by
the Secretary Of War. been promoted to Captains on
Gen Mowers STAFF.
av GOOD DEED
The Sanitary Commission made their memory
fragrant by employing sbout 100 mcH y distribute ice
- H.. 81. 10 .r IN
of Mass ri,o Distributed several thousand rRByAEe To
home. bound heroes they went marching on.
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lists and unirendly to Juarez. Within few
more weeks Texas will again be in possession OF
the United States, and tie defenders OF the
Mexican Republic will know that they have
again for their immediate neighbor Oh tie entire
northern frontier their warmest friends. There
lis 10 doubt Of the inspiring influence which this
knowledge must exercise upon all Mcxicans
who cherish their independence.
The Mexican Republicans will have learned
by this time the issue Of the war in st. Dolnin'
20. Their chances Of success are ten times
greater than those of tho Dominicans, and the
triumph of tho latter will be enthusiastically
greeted by the Mexcans ~ forebodng the lsoue
of their own war Of independence.
We have thus far considered the prospects OF
the National party Of Mexico without any
reference to the Mexican Emigration Scheme"
which has recently been started throughout the
United States. We have no intention of under
taking to sift the rumors and reports In this
movement from the facts. We know that there
are men connected with this scheme on the
ACQUISITION of whom no friend Of Mexico would
be able to congratulate President Juarez;
but, on TIE other, there is universal sym
pa,hy among our people with Mexico'
which last year The House Of Representa-
tiyes at Washington unanin ousy avowed,
and which may prompt few thousand
young men to volunteer their services to the Re
publican cause in Mexico. The dispatches from
san Francisco in yesterdays aud to-day :
TRIBUNE are alone sufficient to prove that the
emigration movement" has actually begun
Supposjng IO.cO0 abe-boded "emigrants'
were to Join the army of Juare2-an assumption
which even the Conr,er dsS Flats inns VIII
hardly regard as hazardous-such a reinforce
ment could hardly fail to have marked lnilt'
cnce on the progress of the Mexican var.
Our Government has thus far observed the
strictcst neutrality, and will undoubtedly con-
tinue TO do so; but II will be difficult to pre-
vent men from emigratine' to Mexico. Even
the European papers begin TO regard this As a
very serious matte, and suggest that II
there should be any considerable emlgra-
grafton into Mexico, Maximiian and the
French and his other European meTccna.
ries NAV soon deem il best to emigrate from
il. ANY such movement, however, we are sure,
ia without the conniyancc OF the Government,
which will bo careful that it does not compli'
cate our foreign relations.
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dow us wos ken, to pursnc Union soldiers endeaVo''
ing 10 escape. weighs ioo pO""
" ugly customer"
In the yellow fever case at Toronto, Dr.
Eaekburns counsel admits tho evidehoe' Out l"caus
AGAINST the jurisdiction Of the Court.
A long address in favor of the new constitu-
ton Of Missouri is Published by the Radical Union
Executive Committee Of that state
There was another auction sale OF coal IN tins
CITY veseroy aud decline established Of from cents
10 Al IS per tun from last month.
The steamer Monterey arrived at Fortress
Monroe on the 2lsi from Mobile with full cargo OF
cotton Government account
The American Monroe Doctrine Associa-
ton" has been revived in Memphis. and Gen. Ortega
was expected there Yesterday
The steamship America, Cliff, from Savan-
nail MAY 20 with mails aud passengers. arrived al this
pcI. yesterday rnorning.
The Cumberland River is very high and over
flowing lis banks.
Gold YES firm Yesterday ard tended upward I'M
der the demand Scbsrre The opening rate was i' i'd
vs,clns to l2s: and cosire at l5 Gi belrins Govern
eus hi, her and sold very nodt ratey Leadns aea
es hold ,lcn hImy ard luyess rather than sellers In
Yw.y bond, te dom. Bak shares are strong an ohcfcd
in rfr. OTIS The miscellaneous list WAS stronger Halfway
sha,cs showed en- tho Eoard upon The general u.s.
Thee l-pe-iou to buy !r I'll advance ana naef
IN purchasers prices show material Improvement NJ 'he
:, ofA Road in the street business WIS duh ana ahef
heavy sna decline of id p cent YVES made OH NE 'he
lis. E1clarfe j. iun add in tie abener OF commercial
bills is wholly in tie hands OF The Iesur drawers VINO "e
enabled to gr. quotations readily The demand from pa'
visiting Europe La. mpoEs fleet upon tue market at
hsorbs large Money is offered to stock houses III
abpndce a 56 per cent aud at per cent nothing OF CON
ssauencs 10 done in CONNER c;al paper no change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival Of the Edinburgh al this port,
and the China O, Halifax, base our days later news
from Europe.
The news of the surrender Of JohnSt0n's Army he'd
been received in England. aud every body admitted
that the Southern Confederscy had ceased to exist MI
White had given notice that on the nth inst nc would
ask the Government whether they had withdrawn bel
lgerent tights from the South. Mr.. White postponed
however the question: and 1t was assumed that The
question was under the consideration Of the Cabinet
The Loadoa Post Government organ, and ardent
sympathzer with Rebels, admits that the Southern
Confelsracy no longer exists ard hat therefore It's
be,ligersnt rights have ceased.
We learn from France that the death of Presiaen:
Lincoln has revived the spirit of the Democratic party
in az tie large towns.
The Atlantic cable was expected to be all alongside
of the Great Eastern BY the eud o. May.
From Havana we have toe Important news thet the
Rebel priyaeer Stone wall has surrendered to the Cap
tain G enera, of Cuba. This leaves only one Rebel
privateer afoat the Shenandoah. which according 70
the latest reports was in an Australian port.
Reports in Houston and Galveston papers confirm
the news about the successes Of the Mexican hepuD'
licans Gen. Negrete has captured Chora, 20 miles
from the Rio Grande and April p the lmperiaIisw
were completely routed at Piedras Negras, on the Rio
Crande and tie entire force with the exception OF %
who escaped into Texas. captured Negre'e then
marched upon Matanoros. which place was rapidly De-
ing abandoned by all the foreign merchants
A new revelation has taken place In Hayti. and tue
towns Of Cape Haytien Conaiyes and ST. Marks have
fallen into the hands Of the insurgents.
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FROM CALIFORNIA.
The Bark Brcnies-rhe Westcrn Pacific
RailrOad-ylrious Mstters.
san EKlNcI.OO. TneadRY. Nh

The Overland Mail brings dates from New.
York TO the 25th abd from st. Louis TO the 2h Of April
In commercial circles, business is more buoyanf
Freigh;g over the Sierra Nevada Mountains ere re-
ducea and orders for goods are s,ii coming liz
The slocL market is still weak
The bark BrDutes with Mexican emigt ants on bnard
Is s under the surveillance Of the military authorities
II hes been surge,t hat The party might ~ allowed
10 eaye virhoul their arms in. this they are unwilling
~ do as ey are confident q authorities ut Washing
ton ia pc init them - 60 armed as the order rev0King
lie expoltc,io. OF arms Lal been innulicd.
l 70 force Of laboiers is NJ work on the Inc OF the
Western P.chc Railroad which Is the connecting ink
of The California and Pacific Railroad between Sacfa'
u.nto ord san Francisco.
Despite the favorable prospects FOR the crops hour
still holds At fl4a&i4 80 per barrel
Arrived last evening. ship Wild Hunter from New
York; ship John jay from 2auaimo.
Sailed, ship Panther for Bakers Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
ADMITTED TO BAlL.-Justice Bowling yes

ADMITTED TO BAlL.-Justice Bowling yes
terday received additional testimony in the case o.
Chas Eaton, the mate Of the ship John Bright VINO
charged with having caused the death OF sailor nance
Murphy. who had fallen overheard from the snip ~
MONDAY morning last by refusing to allow two men
rescue him The particulars Of the case wero Pus
shed in The TRIBUNE on Ius.dsy ysstcrday They
49,, hat the Iobn Bright arrived in the harbor on last
from Liverpool wh -, "S by
CIV "a 81. 80, runners who attempted TO come on
% sy q: daS.ea oTssa To
sseu 80 osar their heads to Brighten them away.
The attempted to By u@Sss
va rs near 6y in boats for the parposc. ny tnis
of escaped leaving on
over the side Of the ship but could soc no
no.. .s 81 spV one struggling the water and bessse
ruso OF the runners to gain accesa 70 the sup
r, ~ sgstrate decided ~ hold him to bail IN the su1
Of n 90. Mr.. John 9. Williams Of NO. u ws"'"
became biz sTsI.
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Revolutions in hgayti.

Boston. Wednesday. May ~, lhbc.
The schooner Pomona, Capt. Mollneu1, at TINS
mort. brings edvices from Cape Hayiian t. May ~
y which we that political rev olnlion bad taken
place on the island. ,.,.
The rebels headed by Col Salnane. took possession
of Cane Hay,ien on the 10th lust. without opposiion
from The Government troops. and not gun was hred ny
either party.
/; was boodless affair. -,
The towns OF Gonaives and st. Mares had also oeen
,aken ., The rebels and tie people appeared 70 acqui
esce ir the change. -. -
Tie leader q. he rebellion, Col Sa!none ID lhe p
son who at empted 10 Rssassinate one Oh fresileAi wv
frarl's ministers some months since.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Special D,ts,eh to The N J. Nav o, ,s,,
WAsnSGToN. Wednesnn,.
TIE ASH AHSINS' TRIAL.

Special Dispatch to The N. J. ,f,v o., ,s,,
WAsmNGToN. Wednesnn,.
THE AssAssISs' TRIAL.
II is understood here that the trial OF tho as
sassns was adlourned. not account of the Revie
but to allow Government two days time IN which TO
examine the csAt uns If Rebel documents forwarded
70 the War Department. There liz resson To believe
important testimony will be adduocd from hi.
TRANSPORTATION.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
are said to have contracted with Government to trans
Port Immediately 1900 soldiers TO the West prepaIs
tory 10 mastering out.
There were dense masses Of people providing
the region Of the Baltimore and Ohio Depot tonight
Extra trains were rum oil the afternoon, and the city
will doubtless soon be relieved from Its gorge Of bu
mspIty
OTHER PRESENTATIONS.
As the head Of Major-Gen. Frank 7. Bar's
Corps reached Wizards Hotel in the marching column.
some 80 gents chiefly from Missouri. presented the
General splendid banner and TO each Of the officers Of
his staff beautiful boquet The presentation qucaly
and gracefully done and did not delay the march Of the
column
AN EXCURSION.
Secretary Welles and George Dennisons e.
curson party will leave tomorrow in the Santiago
DE Cuba Capt Ghsson. for Charleston aud Savannah.
end .top ut Wilmington and Richmond on her p.
turn or the party Secretary welles wife and son;
Postmaster q eneral Dennson. wife and daughter
Chief Clerk Navy Department William FaIon; Calvin
Day, wife and daughter; Mrs Jackson; Mark Howard
and wife; Charles d. Tborner Editor Of The Pr,s')
and wife Of Hartford Conn Matthew T. Merritt wife
and daughter. Stamford. Conn. Mr.. Morgan and Miss
Morgan. New York.
FREDERICK SEWARD.
Frederick Seward sat up about an hour to.
day, and had papers read to him as usual
A PAINFUL RUMOR.
There is painful rumor current Of q collision
between some Of the Fifth Cops and 6hsrmAn's men
over the river yesterday resulting 10 tho death Of sew
sral and the injuriuy Of quite number.
SECRETARY SEWARD AND SON.
eanretGrY Seward and biz con. Frederick. hare