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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
Wholesale Lynching Operations-I mn
Disturbances aud nUsiness-
Teiegrsphic Exploring Expedition.
SAY TRAYcisco. Monday. Nav

san FRANCISCO MONDAY, MAY ], IrhJ.
The Oregon papers mention the hanging ol
fifteen horse thieves and mghwaymen IN Walla Walia
and Bots Counties by lynch law within short time.
Vigilance Committees bad list OF 10 rogues who
will be driven out OF the country or punished
ARIZONA advocs 10 the 10Th o April, mention another
fight with the Apaches IN which twelve Indians were
killed, and one soldier was killed and one wounded
The Indians fed
Gilbeit W. Hopkins a member Of the Arizona Legis
allure; Carlos Smith Of the officers OF that body.
and several other whites had lately been murdered by
the Indians.
Mining and business generally is suspended.
The crops in California all look WELL
The deposits ~ the Mint during the last month
amounted 70 81 22j.00.
Arrived last evening. steamer Sierra Nevada. from
Portland and Victoria, with 900 in gold.
Minor Frank L. Pape OF the Russian Overland Teie
craph COMPANY arrived here from NowYork th'
nth of phi ard viii start next week for Fort You
kfOn on an engineering expedition, accompanied by
Mr. Kinnicglt. the explorer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
Negotiations Progressing for tho surren'
der OF Kirby smiths Forces.

ST. LOUIS. Tuesday May 2. le6j
The Democrat has u special dispatch from
cairo. which s1ys.
TIE Mempis BglSfin learns that on Sunday. April q
Negotiations progressing few miles below Red
River between Col Sprague Chief ~ Stall Of Major
Gen. Pope and the authorities OF the Trans Ml-sls
|sppl Department for the surrender Of Gen. Kirby
Smiths forces.
Tie Republican has a special dispatch from Cairo
which says that Gen Chalmers was murdered by some
unknown persons but more Trustworthy Information
SAYS II wa done By Rebel soldiers
refugee from 1ompkinsyiile brings reports that
The Rebel Gen MAurv late commander Of Mobile. hns
been superseded by Gen. Gibson. who commanded a
brigade In the Spanish Fort lie nays that the demora'
cation among the Rebels in that vicinity was very
great.
The Rebel gunhoats Morgan and Nashville there
were almost deserted by their officers and men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
Dick Taylor Wants 10 Surrender.


The Bulietins special dispatch says:
1T Is said that tie Rebel General Dick Taylor sent
Gen Hodge TO notify Gen. Dana Of the surrender Of
Johnston 10 Gen. Sherman and to inform him Of the
terms of surrender. Gen Dana gave full credence to
Dick Taylors statement. and arranged an armistice
with Hodge the terms Of which said 10 be an entire
cessation Of hostlitics. each retaining the right to
punish eucrrilasi trade regulation, and intercourse to
continue under very liberal constructions The arms
tee cOntemrlates arrangements on the same plan as
those proposed by sherman. uness repGdated by Gen
Dana's superior officer. The armistoe commenced on
The 2th Of April and only to be terminated after
A. hours notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
ORDERS FROM THE WAR AND
TREAsURY DEPARTMENTS.
The Exportaiton Of Hay.

WAR DEPARTMENT. WAsuNGToS CITY, !
Saturday. Aprl29 1909
CIRCULAR TO COLLECTORS or CUSTOMS
Tho Executive Order Of January 90 1865, prohibiting
the expectation of hay is rescnded from and after the
ist day Of May 1863
BY order of the President.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON. Secretary Of War.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON !
Monday, May /. 1863
Tn pursuance Of the terms of the above Order al re-
srctons heretofore placed by this Department on the
expectation Of hay are hereby removed
H. MCCULLocH, Secretary of the Treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
From the Mayor Of Erie, Pa.

=
While acknowledging with profound humilia-
ton the absence OF proper denomination ~ respect
the pir of this city % greet the remains vi President
Lincoln their arrival on last Friday morning Justice
u oiuzens, who have ever delighted 10 honor the
amentcd patriot while living and who are Bee d 10
none IN heartfelt devotion 10 the memory Of e. ilus.
rions dead requires publicity 0i the fact thai In the
midst of prep Tgous for the mournful occasion they
were informed by Superintendent Of the Cleveland
and Erie Railroad that The funeral escort had made
speca equest that public demonstration be made
al this place. ia order that their committee ght have
rest and repose. Acquiesence with this authorized
request is therefore the true of the apparent ma
tiopaJ di,cIedl attributed 10 this city.
y. \. FABRAR Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

PRESENTATION TO A RETIRING PASTOR
On Monday evening committee on behalf of the con
gregaon of the St. Pants NJ. L Church at the corner
of Twenty sccondst and FOurth.aye, waited upon the
pastor the Rev. Dr. Met lintock, and presented him
with purse containing $1,000 The reverend gentle
man is about retire from the pasorate account of
i'll health. The Rev. T. b. Otheman, who for some time
past has ofciatcd also presented with purse
tanning $500 He is about to become pastor Of church
in the interior Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
France.

The weekly returns of the Bank Of France
show decrease in the cash hand Of over l7JO OOOf
Letters Paris state that the subscriptions to the
new Mexican loan amounted. before it was form
ely opened TO than twice the total required. This
result was il is said produced chiefly by the lottery
character Of the investment; but at the same time
stimulus was impaired by the announcement that the
loan under the direct patronage of the French MIN
f.ter of Finance. and by the declara made by NJ.
ROuher in the Chamber-tbat France will continue to
support Mexico.
lie Bourse on the 2lst was heavy Rentes, G., g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
Spain.

In the Senate, on the Doth, Marshal Prim, in
the debate on the recent disturbances said that the
Progressst party mpeled by the important character
of the debate had temporarily withdrawn from the
recently adopted He believed that the days Of Office
of the ministry were numbered since the sovereign OF
Spain could not support a ministry committing such
abuses Of power with the army.
Senior Gonzales Bravo in reply, declared that the
Ministers accepted the whole responsibility Of the
events for in tie last demonstration of the students
leaders of a revolution were concealed whose object
was 10 attack both the throne and the regning dynas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
Italy.

Notwithstanding the denial of the fact the
correspondent Of The London Times at Rome asserts
that the Duke DE Persigmy there en- mtssioR--his
principal object being induce the Papa Government
to form army Of its and thus prepare the way
for the evacuation Of Rome by the French troops.
The anniversary Of the return Of the Pope from
Gaeta was celebrated at Rome on the 18th OF April.
Brilliant hluninations were displayed including a
transparency representing the Pope publishing the
EncyclicaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
Large Robbery.

tISCINSATi, Tuesday. May >, 1863
The safe of Little u Ncwson at Azcia Ind.
was broken open Monday night ard robbed Of about
81 600 as follows: About $1,000 in grcenbacks aud
National bank currency slOJ0 in six per cent coupons
sud interest bearing notes and seyenthity bonds. old
ssuc and ten hundred dollar notes seyen.thiitcs
new issue. numbered follows rs l7J nJ.lH eJlsJ.
ls6 S. 1s7 e3 les 49, - lg0 o. 49, g. ly all in
blank reward Of $500 is offered for the recovery
the money 81 900 for the recovery Of the money and
arrest of Inc thief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
Advent Of Another Rebel Ram Il
"Eoist by Her Own Pcinrd."

WARRINGTON, Tuesday. May p leo.
The Navy Department has received acommu-
|nication from Commander W. II. McComb. under date
Of April -. at Plymouth. N. g.. in which he says
81 got news yesterday TO the effect that tlf Rebels
bad sent floating battery down the Roanoke and that
liz was then Just niDye this place. | Immediately
started from WintOn the Wilderness and arrived
here last night. then found that Commander febger
had sent party MP under Lieut. Franklin OF the iacs.
which party had found the battery sunk near James
Vile by one Of their torpedoes Lieut.. Frankie
set fire to all OF her that above wafer about two
feet, and it is supposed that she 10 thoroughly
DESTROYED"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
CITY ITEMS.

MISS EMMA HARDINGE Lectures this even
ing at Cooper Institute for the benefit oil tie Sanitary
Commission and Soldiers Home Fair TO be held IN
Chicago 3Oth May inst. The peculiar gifts OF Miss
Hardinge, and the general sympathy for disabled sol
dcrs win doubtless call together a full house To hear
her on the subject OF Patriots and Patriotism" See
advertisement.
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs OAR.

SUPREME URT-CIRcCIT.-PARr Mos. 9O5.
7s9 A. 1900 1877 55l o5 1925 2t5. 1883 @l. los 1871
lbs 355 lil ll4 las ls57. ii8l. PART llNo 1852,
1853 1888 g.. 1916 33 go8 1880. go l2o 1910, 1893 1885,
lgO lOsn 9l4 lBsG. 2l8 1880, 73S SPECIAL TERx-Nos
2iO 27 2l8 29 go 22l 22J lJ ~ 25 rs 80 ~, 49,
233 10 49, l69. l63 -
SUPERIOR COURT-PARr Mos. 1893, 1918,
1884 49 400 473 AIS $780, sos 1887 1904. 4S- 446s,
sos l5ll PART -Nos 4sg3 Jo0l 400 SOFA 4j2s 1884
40 2al6 1850 al02. 30 1926 20 4ii9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
SERIOUS ILLNESS Of THE CzAREWITCHD
AMERICAN SECURITIES RISING
CsTTON ACTIVE AND BU0YANT
U. S. FIVE TWENTIES &C 1-2a66 3-4
NsoLs go 1-2a9o a-4

The Royal Mail steamship Scotia, Capt. Jud-
kius which left Liverpool at O'Clock on the afternoon
Of the 22d and Queenstown on the 23d of April arrived
here yesterday. bringing two days later news
The Damascus reached Liverpool on the evening OF
the 2Oth and the Virginia and City Of Manchester On
the afternoon Of April o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

LAUNCH OF THE SUsQURHASHA.-The steam
ferry. boat Susquehannn, built by Mr. j. Simonson for
the Payonia Ferry Coz was successfully launched yes
terday afternoon from the shipyard foot OF Twefhst,
Z. H. As she gIided into the water Miss Hutchings
broke bottle If champagne over her bow. and In the
name Of Neptune christened her Susquehanna. The
owners Of the vessel ave doubt gratifcd NJ the
staunch and substantial manner in which she is built
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

The Bombay mail already telegraphed) IS re-
ceived by the Scotia. c-,.....o a.,,d Anri
pufot. telegram direct from Calcu,'a, or,1 bu,
rc nasn;c Exchange on london lower q. Al
BOMBAY t same date. Cotton tending down% YARD
SuANGHAR March g-lby telegraph ION "I uonIo-
Chow and Ying.C how-Foo have revoted AGAINST the
(,hinsSe government Tea unchanged. Exchange
oi4t. e.,..,. o,,, ,r,rist changed
4j6G!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
AFPRAY on sHIpBoARp-Two MEy STABBED

Information was conveyed to the First Precinct late
on Monday night. that fight had taken place among
the crew on board the ship Neptune. lying In the
stream. Sergt Cherry with platoon VI men went on
board and arrested Angus Ncherz John Powers, John
Whnlen aud John McDermot and conveyed them 20 the
,Siation.hOusc. WIN. Price and John Mnhgan, who
had been dangerously stabbed IN the melee were taken
TO the New. York Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

FATALLY IyJURED.--Philip Mefreicht, while
engaged m the rear OF No. 20 Marionst fell into the
aren A distance Of II feet, receiving inJure. from
which he died yesterday at the Bellevue Hospital De
ceased was a native Of Germany aged - years COro'
ner Cover held an inquest Michael Cullen. aged II
wears died yesterday IN the NewYork Hospital from
niurie. received from falling picket fence In City
Hail place An inquest was held by Coroner Cover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
Au.irin and the Duchies.

The AUSTRIAN Gazette says: The Austrian
North Sea Squadron has received orders TO prepare oi
ses and subsequently to take up its station in kel har
Tor. Austria requires not only the reduction OF The
oceupstion troops of the great German Powers in h
Ducfes but also the convocaton Of tie Scheswig ant
Holsteln estates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
VERY respectfully, your obedicnt qcrgant,
EVENING BULLET,


PHILADELPHIA Tuesday. May ., lsC5.
Gen. Grant arrived in this city this afternoon
and went TO Burlington. He will return tomorrow
with his wife take possession Of the splendid man
sion presented 10 him by Philadelphians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
TIE APPROXIMATION MATINEE To-Day

The new Fairy Spectacular Pantomme of ''The Fairy
Prince O'Donoughue" which combines all the elements
of brilliant speciacles grand ballet, equestrian effects
and the wonders of n Rayal pantomme will be given at
tho Hppotheatron Matinee to-day. in addition to the
usually great equestrian, gynnastic and acrobatc per-
formances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
a. Urs TnpnAr IN PRIsnN.-.

Cur Hrs THROAT IN PRIsoy.-An inquest
was yesterday held az the Essex Market prison by
Coroner Cover on the body Of Thorn 5 Heating. De-
ceased the day previous committed to tue prison
on the complaint Of his father for being drunk and dis
orderly and feeling humiated ~ being locked up, c9E
mitied suicide by cutting bis throat lie was aged y
years and leaves a wife and two or three children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CORONRR's INQUESTS. An inquest, by COr0-
ner Barrett on the body Of John Kennedy, who died
suddenly at MS residence in Remsenst near Union.
ave- on Saturday evening last resulted in verdict OF
death from natural Kennedy was 81 years OF
age. and had been consumptiye. The same Coroner
held an inquest on the body Of a newly born infant
Lormer.st. T. ID. IL ascertained that the child
had been stb0rn. and 10 is supposed that the parents
DISPOSED ~ IL IN this 10 avoid the expenses at
tending Legitimate burial
A MONUMENT TO PRESIDENT LINcoLN.-The
War Fund Committee are collecting one dollar sub
|scripons with view of erecting monument to the
ate President. Abraham Lincoln. Not cent OF the
money subscribed is To be used for paving the salaries
of oaicias-such president secretaries, or clerks
Every dollar given TO be devoted 10 the purpose for
which Il Is intended The monument VIII probably be
erected in Prospect Park. Tho amount OF $4,000 is
Required.
CoUyTRRPHIT.- Counterieit $40 bills on the
National Bank of Paterson n. j.. have been put In
circulation in this place. man. giving his name as
William Iorpav. was on Monday up before Justice Da
ley charged with attempting TO pass one of them at the
grocery store of Louis Miller, OF India and
Washington. St. Grrenpont There being no evidence
Ito prove Torpays knowledge OF the character OF the
bill. he was discharged
MAY DAY.-There was not, apparently, SO
much moving done on Monday at the same time las
year Although several families came from New.foI
nearly equal number left 10 take their places ln's
Is attributable 20 cXecfable ferry ACCOMMODATIONS anu
also 10 umor seemingly without lOunuaton lhal TUG
price OF feIIiage was 10 be increased.
BROOKLYN CITY MORTALITY. The total
number Of deaths last week was 2l OF which there
were a men, - women. 80 boys. and - girls Inc
principal Diseases were: Consumption, ~ inhamma'
on Of the lungs II; commissions o. debility u ma
rasmus and dphtheria each; scarlet fever. D; small
pox 3. sc. Under one year OF age 80. Natives Of
United States. IS; Ireland. 49, Germany d EnSaha'
IL; other countries, 4.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY BY A BoY.-A poy
named William Ware. IL years Of age, was yesterday
arrested by Sergeant Spence Of the Forty NTH frecnet
charged with assaulting aud robbing on tue puoHc
streets. a little girl named Eva. j. Caulkins' whose
parents reside on Ewen.st. near Alnste f. ~ III
seems the gr her way TO buy p oi shoes
when the young desperate attacked ber ue VIII DC
examined by Justice DALEY to-day
DRow mp.-Justice VOORHEES, held an inquest
on the BODY o n man drowned In Graveseud Bay. The
remains were recovered on Saturday. Deceased had
On army pantaloons shoes and SHIRT, with the letters
=" C6 Ia Iudia Ink on the LEFT arm. The likeness 1
lady about 20 years Of age was found in OF hi,
pockets Justice VOORHEES, will give all the information
REQUIRED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
snrposEn INcENpIAnY TInn.-The hoot a

SUPPOSED INCENDIAKI IIKE.-The boot and
shoe store OF benjamin Ecke, No % Enst Thirteenth
ST. was damaged BY fire on Monday evening 10 TIE
amount OF SlD Insured for 100 Ia the Metropolitan
leo The Seventeenth Precinct Police believing thai
the ire was of ineendary origin arrested the proprietor
and ho was held 10 await tbe action Of Fire Marshal
Baker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
Turkey.

A rvy Council, composed Of the heads O
,he yarions Government Departments. had been ere
nted II is H. be held under the personal presidency
the Sultan and viii meet weekly at TIC faiaee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
THE SUPPOSED CASE OF MALpRAcrrCE.-Co

oner Cover yesterday held inquest at Bellevue Hos
pital on the body of Cntharne Heckhour. who was
supposed 10 have been the victim OF malpractice as an
|nonnced IN TIE TRIBUNE of yesterday. DE. John
Beach made post mOrem examination ana iound tha'
tie deceased had died from spotted fever and verdict
N accordance Will the facts rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

BULLS HEAD.-By reference to Our cattle
market report it viii be that there is famine In
the meat supply and that prices tending downward
slowly bnt surely Beef cattle sold yesterday nc lsQ
Zoe q ID net slowly which would have sold quick few
weeks since at "a 02Jc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
Russia.

The Czarewitch continued dangerously Ill at
Nice, bat he was slightly better on the 2isi. .
The Czar army, d In Pars on the 2lst. and after q
conference with the Emperor Napoleon CONTINUED bis
journey 10 Nice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
ROBBEp IN A SALooy.-L,

ROBBED ~ SALoOy.--Late on Monday
night Bryan VConnor (resding in Ninetythrd 1t.
near Broadway entered the saloon No. 1924 Tenthaye
and drank seyeral times with James Dlw and party
whom be found thcre. While 30 engaged. Daw anu his
companions ttackcd him and stole from him go, Daw
was after ard arrested and committed yesterday by
Just ce Dudgc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
sHERIFF's JURY.

DAMAGES FOR TIE COUNT JoANftS.
George the Count JOaunes at. stephen H. fiSke.
The Sheriff. Jury late hour returned nen Ia
the above case OF llJ damages for the plaintiff
The plaintiff person. h. w Booksta'eF and 4 OaAey
Hall ior defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

A Coon No. FOR MAY. - The Illustrated
PmRssoLooIcAL JOURNAL contains Mr. Lincoln several Dis
tnsuhed Clergymen Deal and Kennedy Rebel spies, will
Physognomy, Ethnclogy and Psychology. double NO
only 20 c, New,nen have it. Address FOWLER WELLs
No. $50 Broadway, " V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

VNuEATRE FRANCAIS,
L NlBLOS CONCERT SALOON
THURSDAY, Maya 1000 al O'Clock y. M
EXTRA PERFORMANCE.
BENEFIT OF NJ. PAUL JUlGNEE
LIlONNEUR DE LA MAlsON
Drama In acts, by NJ. NJ Leon, Batu and NJ DssusnsS
Ihcatsr Office. No ia broadway isrouDd boorl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MAr zs.-Befors
Judge SHIPsAS.

Edward H. House AIT. &. ;. Barnard.-Plalntih
,pped for An Injunction 20 restrain defendant iom publishing
Of selling play entitled Arrs "a fo.ne or iDe Nichsin
thor. and which had copyrighted by plaintiff De-
f-rd u csimed Mr.. Bouccau part o~ner AIN"
III could take ont sole copyr CT ana had 40 -ishens
n ,nr and therefor. wa. was nor entitled IN uncon.
me curt took the paper. and reserved decision.
For plaintiff Max Goepp for defendant w & iislnasen'
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WINDOW SHADES,
Gold Holland Sc new style Shade Fixtures at reduced
prices o.. l.. & J. H. kelly, No. J5s Broadway
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Cane Of Good Hope.


The mails from Table Bay TO Marcn 10 ar
received There is no political news oil Importance
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fAdverfi.ensntl

ENGLISH ROYAL VELVET AND BRUSSELS CAR
gErrNGs a. REpuc pRicts q HIRAM ASDERsoSs No :"
How,ry Imperial Thr-e-fly and Ingram Carpets Rugs
Mating OIL CLOTHS Window Shades al low prices Ato
French Embroerrd Piano aud Table Covers aud elegant
figured Wool PaTor and Carriage Mat At hall the ormer
prices II HIRAM AspEKsON's. No. % Bowery.
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED.
U. hospital steamship 5. r. spsudins Akn' Besuicrs
20 hours with 430 aud wounded to the Medical Director
ship Gertrude (o ST. John n. b. Doane Liverpool 4. 10,
mdse. TO master.
SAILED.
Sesmeu-Reief Constitution, Stranger, Fsvofe Den De-
ford Victor.
Shps-uibernia r. Aymar, Neptune.
BsTNs-Abd ell RAIDER, Exchange Eagle, J. Churchill
Bngs-J Butler, o. AGIes, Hl.man, Bntsunia Belgons,
llibeTna.
WIND-At Sunset, ~ w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03

THE DEAD SEA.-Wm. II. Thomson, NJ. d.,
will deliver Free Lecture this evening on The
Significance Of the Dead Sea-" at the Rooms of tne
New.York Young Mems Christian Association, No. l6l
Fifth.aye. The lecturer is II native of Syria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
TIT, SEWAISDS.
ro,h Father and Son Doing Well.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. May 2 1867 a. m.
Hon. +. NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of Var: SIR:
have the honor TO report that the Secretary OF State
feeling very well this morning.
Mr.. Frederick Stewards condition is more encourag.
ing.
Very respectfully, your obedicnt acrgant,
j. X. BARNES, Surgeon-General.
EVENING BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. May 2, 1863 p. m.
Hon. L. II. STANTON, Secretary Of Udr: SIR:
have the honor to report that the Secretary Of State
has had apparatus to the lower jaw to day which
promises to answer the required purpose.
Mr Frederick Seward Is quite well "a at last re-
port.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
j. X. BAEsEs Surgeon-GeneraL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
HOBOKEN BOARD OF COrycrLuPy Tho Uo

D)ken Board Of C0uncmen met Monday evening and
organized for the ensuing by the election Of T. v
Lesson Tor PRESIDENT The message of Mayor Ogden
was received, read and ordered printed
The President announced tie following standing
committees
CHARACTERIZATION Schmerhal, McDermo,t and
Macy.
LGmPs Wdter and POliee--Councmen McDerroott
Brunjes and Backer.
Sii,es and Assessmeats-COancimen Schin2el Backer
and pruden.
Fire and Water-Councmen Backer, Chamberlain
and Schnzel.
Public Grounds mad characterization McDer-
mott Pruden and Backer
LaTs and Decentralization SchmeThsl Schin-
eel and Chamberlain.
Printing and Aa,iOnery-Councmen McDeTmott,
,SchmeIhal and Brunjes.
Schools-Coancimen Macy, Schinzel and Schmerhal.
SU@s.-CCunelimen Schlnzcl Booker and Prnden.
Licenses.-COuncImen Sclmerhal. Brunjes and Nc.
DermOtt