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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-14

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
RESI- MPTIOS.

The n. T. Times strangely errs in supposinl
that we have sent abroad Three Hundred Mi
lions Of Specie in consequence Of our suspension
of Specie Payments, and must sell produce il
sufliciency TO buy back this enormous amount
lelore we can resume. Ours is perhaps tho
largest producer Of the Precious Metal,
among the nations, so that we have not added
less than 5000, 600, 900 to the worlds stock o
Gold and Silver during our four years desper
ate struggle. Very naturally, wehave exported
more Specie than We have imported; but ther
we have consumed very little; and it is our firm
conviction that we have not only more Gold
and Silver but more ooin this day than We haC
Oh the lat Of May, lsGI.
Mauilestly, then, we need not import $500,
OOO. 900, nor 1.-THE of it, 10 enable MS to resume
Specie Payments We need only to 50 reduce
our Federal expenditures that the Government
shall cease 10 be a borrowers; then let us invest
our unproductiyc Greenbacks in 1903 till ther,
are no more of them left in circulation than Tn,
needs Of business require; be sure to buy NJ
more goods abroad than We pay for as we re-
ceye them, and we may resume Specie Pay
ments without convulsion or effort, and as wei
within the next year as ever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival Of the Scotia at this port yes
terday we have dates from Europe TO April %. two
DAYS later than those previously received.
The latest war news received in England from The
United States was that concerning the victory of Gen
Sheridan at Burkesyillc 1t confirmed the general eI
pectation that the Rebellion would soon be at an end
An English paper has report that Louis Napoleon
has offered TO England treaty for the mutual deiens
Of Canada and Mexico against the United States bu
the report is generally discredited
The medical officer Of the English Prvy Council he
published an interesting letter on the epidemic il
Russia He confirms the previous reports, that th
fever is not the Siberian plague" the "B!aol
Death"
The United States Minister at Lisbon, Mr. Harvey
has written letter for The London Times correcting
several errors in the published record of the difficult
between the Niagara and the Commander Of the Poru
0Uese fort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
To Advertisers.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has circulation larger Than 10"
of any other newspaper aud large proportion Oh lis uoc'
er take other Journal The space Ia TINS sheet aoeu
advertisements is necessarily limited flat each has TN
dvapaqe of being easily seem end all generally read will
a. ,oucb interest a. uew.maiter There is-as those VIII
have tried II know-no advertising medium in the country 81
cheap because there is profitable to The advertiser
The paper ccues among the industrial and thrifty classes
the Farmers Manufacturer Merchants end Mechanics Of ih
cOuury-and carefully read by their wives and daughters
1t safe to say that each advertisement in il Is read ever
week By not less than half million Of tie most intelligent
the people He who makes his business bis merchandise
his auuiac.ure. known this immense number scattered o.
over the loyal States cannot a to do SO to his own NANTES
snd great sdyantase.
Advertisements on the fnh page are 81 90 and on Oh
eighth page 81 ine For this weeks issue they must DE-
handed in to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
CASH DOWN,

One of the immediate causes of the late Re
bellion was the enormous Mercantile Debt owel
from the South to Northern merchants and
manuiacturers-a debt which pressed heavily OF
nearly all the influential classes and impelle,
them TO seek relief by any expedient, howeye
desperate.
That debt, we presume, is mainly wiped out
as many such debts had previously been. And
now that the South, naked, famished, and il
want of everything,-is being gradually re-
opened to our trade, there will be urgent and
specious appeals from every quarter for fresh
shipments Of almost everything catable, wear.
able or potable, to be sold on credit, and paid
for at more convenient season.
On behalf Of both the North and the South
on behalf of wholesome trade and sound morals
as well as commercial solvency-wo entreat ali
concerned to pause. Let us have no new
accumulation of indebtedness from South to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
GENERAL NEWS.

meeting Of the new Commissioners of the
Fire Department was called for Monday, but no bust
ness was done in consequence Of the fact that Mr..
Samuel Sloan was absent. 1t is not yet known whethe
this gentleman win consent TO serve Gov. Fenton /
in town in relation to the appointment.
Major Frank l.. Pope, of the Russian Over
land Telegraph Company, arrived at San Francisco
from New.York on the 9th Of April, and will star
next week for Fort Youkron on an engineering sxpe
dtion, accompanied by Mr.. Kinnicutt. the explorer.
The Hon. Charles Sumner has accepted thu
Invitation Of the Boston municipal authorities 10 pro
pounce an Grafton on Mr.. Lincoln. in that city tn,
services will probably take place in the Music Hail.
Thursday. Jnnel.
The trial of those implicated in the conspiracy
which eliminated in President Lincolns assassination
Will commence In Washington early next week. fui
reports win DO published in the newspapers.
Mayor Wallach has been amounted PRESIDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Gold Closed Last Night at l4ls;.
THE WAR

dispatch from New-Orleans states that the
Rebel IAN Webb ran past that city on the afternoon OF
the oath ut At first she displayed Union eolors but
afterward substituted Confederate. She was then ired
upon and a l25 pound ball passed through her bow.
Gunboats started IN pursuit. but when p miles below
the city she was fired ly her crew and blown up Inc
crew subsequently sun endered.
Arizona adyices to the 10Th of April mention
another fight with the Apaches, in which IL Indians
were killed. and one soldier killed and one wounded
The Indians fed Gilbert W. Hopkins. member OF
the Arizona Legislature; Carlos W. Smith. one Of thu
officers of that body and several other whites had lately
been murdered by the lrdians.
Rear.Admiral Hiram Pauldng on Monday re-
tired from the command Of the Brooklyn Navy Ynd
and is succeeded by Acting Rear Admiral Charles j.
Bell. lately commanding the Pacific Squadron. Admi
raj Pauding has been in command Of tie yard .or ne
four years.
Gen. Barry and Major George Ward Nichols,
Of Sherman's STAFF Major Ludlow, Of the Engineer
Corps Capt. Marshall and Lieut.. verplanck, Of Gen
Barrys staff arrived in this city on Monday evening
They left Raleigh on Friday morning at TO o'clock.
About 2, eco more parolled prisoners were al
vicksburg when the sultona left. 5000 others were
left at Andersonvie in Of the railroad be
ing destroyed between Aho''S'"fi'0 "NN ""N"'N"
They will be sent to Annapolis by way Of the sea.
A number of unemployed Generals Will be
mustered ont of the service in week or Two If they
do not take the hint ard resign 1t IS intended TO re-
tain only about Is MaorGeneras 60 Brigadiefs, aud
$50 Colonies.
No troops east Of the Ohio were lost on the
sutana 1t is said that she ieagfuly overloaded
her registered capacity being for SO passengers while
The actual nun Der beard at the time Of the explosion
WAS nearly 2,2O0
1t is surmsed in Western journals that an
srmy, consisting Of the Fourth Army Corps, under
Msjor.Gen. ID. s. Stanley, and several smaller com
mands is about to open L campaign in Arkansas anu
Texas
Col. Selden f. Marvin, Psymaster-General,
has been promoted to Enthusiastically, in ac
cordance with the provisions Of the militia act as re-
Gently amended by the Legislature.
A Rebel floating battery which had come
down the Roanoke river " G., intent mischief has
been found sunk and abandoned she having been blown
up by a Confederate torpedo.
On April 90 Stephen b. Mallory, Secretary
of the Confederate Navy surrendered himself TO Capt
Gibson, U. s. ~, at Pensacola.
A Rebel steamer was captured yesterday
while running out Of the Rappahannock. She had on
board several kegs Of specie stolen from Richmond
Gen. Sherman has gone 10 Charleston and
Savannah to look after his command.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

North to fomcnt new heartburnngs and insure
further bankruptcies. Let the South BIO sup
Piled with goods at cash prices to the extent of
her ability to pay for them, and not cent
beyond it. Let her sell whatever she can spare
TO buy the means of satisfying her urgent needs,
but buy nothing more until she has more where
with to pay. The South and West can pay for
all the goods We have on hand or ought to
import; now let us firmly resolve that there
hall be 10 more running in debt, but that
North and South alike shall pay as they go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

If the Association for tho erection of monument v
\ the late President Lincoln in Washington "'''s'
I W Riggs the banker is Treasurer
The Sheriff's Jury at late hour Oh Monu"'
lnirht returned verdict of 800 damages ior
IN the ease Of the Count Joannes agi. stephen H.
\ Fiske. editor Of Tie Leader
Judge Patterson Of Tennessee, has o'eh NOM
mated Nv hi, friends as candidate for seat 10 The
rnited Ststes Senate. under the new free state Oh
/ stitution OF Tennessee.
Jewish Rabbi stated in funeral sermon
on President Lincoln that the President nad alld IL
lis presence that he 0he President was oi heOie"
descent.
highly important Cabinet meeting was held
yesterday at which the subject of commercial II ter
coprse with the South discussed in al its bearings
Samuel McCubbn, formerly Of Baltimore, il
said 10 have conveyed lom Richmond the specie re
portcd to be now in posses, on Of Jer Davis.
The Hon. j. W. Arnold, formerly Member Of
Congress from Chicago has been appointed Auditor o.
the Treasury for the Post Office Department
Capt Robert Lincoln las gone to Illinois Ia
present at the intcrment Of his fathers remains in
Springfield.
ing tie last month. amounted to 81. 225OOo.
PAYNE, the assssinator of the Seward family,
has made a full confession Of his crime
There were 437 deaths in this city during the
week ending May l.
Gen. Grant has left Washington on a visit to
his family.
Gold opened at al ! Yesterday, sold downto liOs
and closed l4 The quotations Of the day were
is and li2i Government bonds opened active ana
strong pposon that the Scotia would bring news o
the effect Of tie surrender Of Lees army the English mar
k bat when found that the had not arrived The
market became quiet but there active demand fr 800
Il the quotation The Railway share lis opened heavy, and
persseuy hammered by the bears with cash stocks AID
lrse decline made. H. the street before the Second
Bold the market rallied partially but at the Second Board
the market was again Hammered and declined. In Tie
street improved and oil stocks offered were freely
taken Money has been very easy ana large amounts have
been offered at per cent on miscellaneous securities
Last EreHi1g.MaIket active and irregular. Gold a1ei
call, l4Ii at which it stood at close Of report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
a Card.

TnB AMERICAN CoSFLICT.-In commencing
the preparation OF Vol. III. to complete my history OF
our great Civil War respectfully request those who
may feel an interest In the accuracy Of its statements
to forward me official reports. descriptive letters plans
Of battles, and whatever else they may deem conducive
to the ulness my Information with regard to the ma
turc course and Incidents Of this mo eventfal strug
gle Please forward as promptly may be- or fyou can
point to sources OF correct information already pub
lie. will be grateful for that service sm anxious to
DO entirely right on every point and quite aware that
body knows so much az everybody. and that many a
common soldier Is able to correct on point the
statements Of evea tho most careful historian Of his
campaigns. wherp the return Of any document is re-
CURED please state this explicitly at tho time OF its
transmission. HoRACB GREELEY
Nsp-York. Nav 9. 1853
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
HOW SHALL WE ACHIEVE nUN1C.
lPAI REEORN>

That this City has an egregiously, nvct-
erately, scandalously corrupt Municipal rule,
the world already knows. Not one dollar less
than Three Millions are annually stolen from
our taxpayers by those whom tie non-tax.
payers see fit to make our Aldermen Super.
visors &C., &c. We have tried hard to correct
this by electing better men; in some cases, We
are beaten; in Others, the trusted dogs turr
upon the sheep and devour them. In our de
spar, we appeal to the Legislature, ant
are served but little better at Alban,
than at the City Hall. The Health bill, which
would have saved to our City some thousand
of lives and many thousands Of dollar
per annum, is beaten by square, outrigh
purchase-by Assembly votes and dodge
which did not cost one penny less than $4,000
Certain atrocious swindles were In like name
fastened upon and put through with the Cit
Tax Levy. Whereupon, say certain journals
1t is proved of no use to 60 to Albany TO
Municipal Reform, since the Legislature is q
corrupt as the Aldermen and Supervisors"
The fact is not as here stated; for Of our late
Legislature nearly half the Senate and about I
third of the Assembly are known and proved in
corruptible; whereas of our twelve Supervisors
seventeen Aldermen and twenty-four Council
men, there are not enough honest men in oil t.
fill a two-horse omnibus. Besides. we seldom
have SO rotten O Legislature. while rottonness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

The Borid is quito wrong in saying that TIL
TRIBUNE undertook n defense" Of Gov. Fen
toms veto on tho Central fare bill. We did
sage needs no defense; it only needs to be read
The only defense" we undertook was that o
the Union party against a charge of blind hos
Utility to the Central; and we deem that defense
conclusiyo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

The English papers received by the Scotia
contain dates from the United States up "a
April 5, or the eve Of Gen. Lees surrender
The accounts Of the victory Of Gen. Sheridan
at Burkesville confirmed the belief that the
end OF our war was rapidly approaching
Even The London Times thinks it probable
that the expectation Of an early surrender o
Lee would be realized The next arrival from
Europe will undoubtedly bring us the reception
of the news Of the surrender.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

We publish in other columns the particulars,
50 far as they are made public, Of a supposed
plot to burn Philadelphia. a similar attempt,
it is said, was to be made upon other Northern
cities. The evidence OF the existence Of thi.
dabolcal scheme. so far as it appears, is
meager but as nothing is incredible in these
times there cannot be too much watchfulness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

A London paper, Tie Morning Adrertiser, ha
4 report that the Emperor Napoleon, on receiy
ing the news Of the fall of Richmond, offered tC
England TO conclude "a treaty for the mutua
defense Of Canada and Mexico against th'
United States. The report is not reconcilabl'
with the assurances Of friendship recently giyci
by Mr.. Rouher in the name of the Government
to the Legislative Body. This alone would, o
course, be no argument against the CORRECTNESS
Of the report, which, however, for other NOR
important reasons, is not probable. The feeling
in the Governmental circles Of Paris. Il We MAJ
Judge from the recent attitude Of the Legislative
Body during the delivery of a speech by Mr.
Pelletan on our successes is most hostile to The
Government, the people, and the United States;
but the French Government viii be cautious tC
avoid any acts Of open hostility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

Among the appointments made by Gov
Fenton is that Of William L. Powell to bC
Notary Public Mr.. Powell il u well educated
man, Of great respectability, we'll known o.
tho commercial communtyas engaged iormany
years in the business Of shipping sailors. lie
yesterday took the necessary oath Of Office at the
City Hall. 1t is the first time a colored mar
has occupied the position Of Notary Public il
this city, and is one Of the signs Of the times
Mr. Powell is perfectly competent to discharge
the duties Of the office, and 1t is cred.iable tC
Gov. Fenton that he should have given him Tho
appointment. As in many other cases the result
will show that it was only necessary to disre
gard the presumed popular prejudice to sho"
that it has already nearly disappeared among
all right-minded and respectable people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
Terms Of the Tribune.
To Corrcsp0ndcuts.

No notice can BE- taken o. Anonymous tomni9nl anon
Nhateveris intended for insertion must ' y
hv the name aud address Of the wrtcr-no necessary "
,onjrntiot b,t "a. a Guaranty for Lis good iati ~,
All business letters or tits office should ne Su"io'
Tribune" New-N OH. ....,.
w cannot undertake ~ return rejected N'nni'"''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

STEVENS BROTHERS. AT .rcan AZ .- iE To- ..'r +,
Cosenf ,iarieu v. 4 . trr AGENTS Tor que t'
THE TRIBUNE They viii also receive s''''A'''N' '
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
ClonntRhle'a sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF tine Justices Court OF Gold I'LL, Storey
county State OF Nevada, attested BY W. n. Hall,
j, p, 10 me directed and delivered for the satisae'
ton OF Judgment In said Court rendered on the 18th
ay Of February A u. ls65. In favor OF korn Broth.
ers, and against Comfy and Warren. for the sum OF
Jne Hundred and Sixteen dollars, and forty-eight
one hundreths (Sll6 ~ aud COSTS have this 18th
day Of April lS6 levied on and taken into execution
ali the right title, claim and interest Of said Judg-
ment debtors, Comfy and arTen, In and TO the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit: certain piece
or parrel OF land consisting Of about one ~ acre,
more or less, situated In American Hat, Storey
county State Of Nevada, said lot or parcel OF land
being bounded on the north by house and lot
owned BY O. Srother, on the south BY the house and
lot known Us the Willows on the east by the Amer.
can Fiat Toll Road and on the west by house and
lot occupied BY H. White, on which piece or parcel
or land Is stone building S6x60 feet, said building
being occupied by said Comfy and Warren, and be-
inx fofmeriyused as boarding house.
Notice ishereby given that willrxpose for sale To
the highest bidder for U. s. gold con the said prop
ery or 50 much thereof as will satisfy said Judgment
and. costa IN front Of the Justices Once or 9oll
Hill, Storey county, State Of Nevada, on the llth
day OF Nay, A. ". lon between the hours OF
z O'Clock, NJ, and O'CLOCK I y, vi; ;at 0slOck,
Constable Of Goid Hill Township.
Dsted at Gold Hi, April 18th. iss, At the hour Of