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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MARKBTs-The funds continued dull and
sensitive 10 the from the Continent Conso
on the 23d were al s6lds7. .,,
The discount demand az the Bank was comparatively mVuo
rate The rate remains at 10 per cent 49,.
Rumors Of financial embarrassmtnts continued plentiful Du
nothing Of moment had transpired. a.,
The Bank of London had made arrangements TO transfer us
business Consolidated Bank. IL had been largely used
pMcssrs Keith Co OF London had notified that they
prepared 10 discount the the bills Of the Bank
Of Tie Metropolis Boston On oveTend Gurney co. ,0es
CoTToy The sales Of Monday and Tuesday
anoupted 10 only bales including 1000 for speculation
export Prices continue to decline ana ar,
irregular. Iodays business ls esa'cu ~ WV" ""''' "'
Trade at Manchester yesterday very dull and prices
almost nominal The rest Of the week VIII be observed Al
Manchester a. the usual " htsuutide holiday. -
RRADsTUPFs-Messrs Richardson. spence * 20 Menly
Jump Sons aud others report; fonr duil snu w
nrice Winter Red 10 3dlO per GENITAL Corn In fair de-
hand but prices rather easier Mixed % $3.50 per 4O ID
pRoyIsoSs-Messrs. b gland Athya Co. and Bruce
MeAule report Beef dull and easier Pork fiat and rather
lower sOd90 per Dbl Bacon ~ IN very nnitea reques, az
reduced Butter dull at IOaS Lard quet anu ned
for an advance; American, 72a73. Taow inactive ana
dropping $500, n. 10, ox ALI cot
fee no sales Rice quiet but steady Lnseed on unchanged
Rosin very ouiet Spirits Turpentine steady at 49, Peo'
Ieum very dull little nothing doing - .....
ToSDox MARKETS -BTeadstuhs dull and In come cases
rather easier Produce generally inactive: TurPentine
Az a4sj, Talow fat p y C. NV scotch rig Iron ae
ITyRpooL NAV 25-The Brokers Circular reports the
sales Of the week baes Of which 800 were taken D,
SPECTATORS and 1900 exporters The market has dechneo
n,hoyized INDICATIONS are Orleans l54d Middhng Or
Leans, I2sd; Fair Mobile nd Midding Mobile, i2td,
FasI is dnl and prices weak sales 5000 bales stock in
mort ZOOS $50 bales Of which All 600 are American - 81,
Manchester markets closed in consequence OF INC
hoIidavs (the Queens Birthday.
BTesdstufs dull and nominal Provisions sun deepns
LONDON May 25-Consols so asoi rive NM % r da
Erie, 4iaI9 Illinois Central 75.a70 Buihon IN DahA NC
i a
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DIE ID.
,rning ID inst, Merry A., wife Of Wm. 4

BRITTON-On Sunday morning ID inst Mary A. wife Of Wm
Britton aged "A years
Her remains will be to Kent Conn., for interment
DEvOO-On Monday morning June John Devoo aged 70 yess
family invited to attend the unetd.
from his residence No. l0 Msdsonsves "Wednesday INA
9th inst, at } o'ciork .
BREWsrER-On sundsy June Charlotte wife Of Henry Brew
% this city, w W. Draper Of Greenfield Msss
Fuuara Calvary Church Fourth Tuesdy thu
5h inst, At iOs M The relatives and friends invited
attend The will be New Haven for ntermen
GooDwIN-on Sunday morning June Hannah Goodwin wita~
Of John Goodwin, aged 70 years ..
AZ. invited attend from the residence
her Goodwin No. 80 West Twenty ouEIhs. on Wednss
day June 8, at | O'clock
FBAsER-suddeny Monday June Edward Fraser In ths
65,h year Of his .,-,.,.
r.l.tves and friends family respectfully invited "a
attend Wednesday the 9Th inst at O'Clock M
from the Aen--, Grandstl Presbyterian Church
HAyEMEYEROu Sunday June John Adam hsveneyer IN
residence No "A Henry, after long and severe illness
The friends relatives respectfully invited to attend the unerS
on Tuesday, June at II P. without further notice
wEEKs-On Second day morning Sixth Month fh Of oonchi
Eliza widow K Weeks 10 the soth Of her age
Hsr relatives and friends invited TO attend ne funeral rom ina
rssdenca Of her sonnsw Carpenter No ST. George
place (No. 3ll T. Thieenhl Fourth day afternoon y
o'clock
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Markes.-Reported By TeleKrapA.

TOLEDO June 4-Fiour-ssles Of Extra at % So Whsat
New iaoc better; Amber o. So New White ~ s.
O. 65 New Amber o. 0s2 2s No Milwaukee Club 81 OIL
Corn active and firm at lc better Oats steady I've &C.
better Lake freights duh Receipts for the past week
n 900 bills Flour 81 900 bush Wheat LEA 600 bush Corn
10000 bush. Oats 1900 bush Barley 900 oasn Kye; snp
ments, ZOO bbls Flour So 900 bnsh Wheat lO3Oo Dusn
Corn 81 600 bush Oats 1900 bush Rye 1000 bush Barley
ALAN june Flour in steady demand Choce W nte
Canada Wheat O. 30 Oats-Saes $4,000 bush at SIC Ior
Wessrn aud 6sc for State afoat CornSses Of 2oo pusn
Western Mixed at eO9eOic. Shipped BY tows-SsU pusn
Wheat 100 800 bush Corn 81 900 bush Oats s'U oush
Malt. lOl tuns feed. ., whs., .ca,ce firm
,rs, and unchanged Corn frmer fair demand at ose Tor
10 Mixed. Oats frmer Chicago held at 4Se, Tor 10 J.
nd a. itIc for Middlng Barley and Rye nominal Pork
sal Lard 2eIc Whisky nominal Canal freghts-wheat
H. Corn l24c, Oats &C.. TO Newfork Canal exports
tr 50 bbs Wheat 1889 bush Corn 1870 $50 bush Oats
s Ia bn.h There afoat the canal destined for tide
s,ar Including shipments from Buffalo for IA days ending to-
ssT and nine DAYS 0swego ending June 2Four
SbI. Wheat 2C2 657 bush Corn 5673s bush Oats 20.
=. bush; Rye t. J2i bush. ...x
ostyco june 4-Four steady and unchanged sales 900
bbIs $40 No. SPRING. sl2 for Red Winter 30 ter
Double Extra Wheat quiet; sales 600 bush. Milvslke
Club by sample o. S. Corn quiet; Old No Illinois, 1875
Oats Western held 50a5lc Other grains nominal Canal
feghs dul-Four, 80 d3sc; Wheat sfc.; Corn STE, 70
New York Lake mpors2 900 busb Corn 600 bush Peas
Canal EXPORTS 76 bb Flour 81 800 bush. Wheat a. 500
bush Corn, 1880 bush. Oats, 900 bush. Peas.
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tn. N.r.Y.rL s.mi.w.sLly Trlb...,
Ready this morning, contains

Ready this morning, contains:
Nxvs SuuApY-Miliary Naval News from Wahln gon, New
the Middle States the southern s.te tbs
Pacific Cost the Territories Political the rreee
men the Presbyterian General Asssmb the Fsnans Domestic
MlscslAny Foreign News
XNXINrH CossaEss-The Proceedings Monday In fui 80
THE Invaded Capture Of Fort Lre
Rdsewsy Killed and Wounded Retreat OF ne inssas
They Surrender the United States Forces opsuohs on hs
Frontiers Wild Runors from kingston Toronto sno Aoh'ea+
CRY scorr-fiis Burial It West Point . , 49, ~.
AnsRoAThs wsr on The Pss Genera a'Ssnes ~ P
AZ Iipacu Defeat Of the Papguaysns Invasion rnss Inv
Probable Capture Of Humaits The WH nn IA
oepos Letters. Of the Present Critical Situation 10
Tsssr.sr IN Battle Fields ke Interesting Special
Correspondence ,,-,v,.,..... uh., no.. 7, Ma,
FEos CAIpoRsA-specA SouesPondeucei New goa rieds
49, Sannty Their iires Promise Character OF tho Country
scenery, Mountains, Climate nc. 4, r
Tn Question Kidnapping the Freedmen OutEsge OF Fed
s Needs the sunday and Day schools sersnade Of The
S.sh Rslars 10 Womans Prayer and Remedy
Of The Tribune Psrs Pesures and
Trip MsIico The City Under the Imperial Gov
smment Influx OF Foreigners Personal Appearance aud
Chanct,ruuas q MAxluiApi Resume Of ths Pals atlAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05

Mr.. Gerrt Smith has addressed letter to
Mr. Chief Justice Chase urging that there exists no Const
tutions right try Jefferson Davis for treason He says
Your Court administers the Constituonnot the law OF
neither jefferson Davis Of his fellow rcyo-
lutonss under the CONSTITUTIONS have they been
since tho they embarked In became civil war They
under the law OF wnrunder the Law OF the conqueror
exclusively would be Mexico. II She instead Of
the South that have conquered In saving sr,lEsirg
do forget that governmental action IL 20 the contrary
Bot this hybrid actionhis weak and cowardy yaoiaion
between the Constitution and the law Of wathis dealing
with the South. under tue one and under the
oher-proves nothing bat its absGdity The South.
II peace between bher aud the North IS restored. II
under the Constitution II IL Is restored land her
In Congress aud tho midst Of
her among the things which not she
still under the law Under this law let her be- punished
for her violations Of this awbe for starving prisoners
for asssssnaing President FOR slaughterng tie
battlefield surrendered prisoners Under this law II
they participated Of these crimes let her Davise
and Stephenses and Lees be tried and add that 0r
ofense whatever should they be tried by other than
military court The South Is conquered nation according
public Jaw, and treated by the Government during
the civil IL thing act Of treason cog
Izabe by the courts another To DAVIS for treason after
four Of would be call question victory to
outrage humanity 10 violate the spirit Of the Constitution to
ALLEVIATE to sadden friends al the world aud to
sacrifice that hope Of restored Union which rests on impair
tial justice 10 all men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05
TIE Prope.ea Congress.

THE SUBJECTS TO BE DISCUSSED.
The London Morning POst Of the I'D publishes the
"PARIs Monday Night May q, let6
definitely arranged that the Representatives OF France
England and Russia on the one hsne su Pa Minstrv
Ia Paris under the presidency Of NJ Droos Se Of
formally opening the Conference Ir ne
and Prussia concerning the Ebe Duehes and me reform o.
relative 10 the Venetian question
A telegram in The Post also says:
1T reported that Lord Cowley the British Emoassaaor
SLIM PROSPECTS OF A PACIFIC RESOLUTION
The London Morning Herald of the 22d says;
Neither CONGRESS 9Sr Million and half Of viii
soon be under II may adjourn the war ma ~ a
can do unless D %S6Sr G tSs harden Of It's
TN Morning Star considers that sOmetmhs - Sa s
be Continental powers have consented 10 oox peiole
tbey leap-pcrhaps, however when 'Ney N"'e '0VAN '
NAV think the leap unavoidable
A' fypIuRNCR oP LOUIS NAPOLEON.
4 rLs ToDdon Times Of the 22d says; ,.,,.
An iutmation from the Emperor q 'se degite and intel
igbe course against The hIst egR5 r.op Of
breaking out would have More donb that he
e power had he chosen to use 70 prevent sue
nav be question: whether has NOT DO"
Ehch even his skill is unable 10 suboue
THE POLICY OF FRANCE. -,
The Paris Consutonne Of the sd publishes Al srci.
healed the peaceful policy Of the Empire ID WiVH y
tsaes that the French Government has taken the hlaNs
tor collective step the part Of France, Epganu anu
Russia. The CoRstitationnei adds; ..
D,pon,atc communication being carried between
the three Courts the form which this step shall take
Ind the moment when the attempt shall be made
THE MOSITgUR on THE CONFERENCE.
Paris telegram Of the sd OF May states that the Non
-, Ia Soiy saws that France, England and Russia do not
ssh 10 take mp the position Of arbtraors but solely t'
frano,e basis Of certain deliberations and to direct the
Eseussion Of the Conference 70 The poihs CONSTITUTING
c.sa ~ collision The Powers arranging th'
ter,ns of note intended TO be sent 10 Vienna Berhn
Frankfort AID Florenca
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The Mexican Benevolent Society What To Be the Future
THs CoLosED PsoPLs RAG wssr iSpIEs
SOUTHERN BAPrisr-Debas the Education Of Frssdms<
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The TRcHsAK-Repors from Our Consul EsInors Dsnmah
MISCELLANEOUS TIN.
LATEST DomssrIc AND FOnxIss MARKsra
dSs DRY G90S, m1s.. Stock and Cola
MARRIAGES DEATHS
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REPLY oP RussGA-TIag OF MEETING.

La France says that thereby of Russia is still expected
When IL arrives few days must still elapse before the
dispatch of the collective letters Of the powers The Con
ference may probably meet three weeks hence but will
be difficult to accomplish this.
THE POSITION OF AUSTRIA.
The Vienna correspondent Of The London Times tel
egraphs the I'D that though the English Russian and
French propositions relating to Congress have not yet
been officially communicated TO Count Mensdon, the ma
ture of them has been made known TO him. IL IS prob
able the Austrian Government will prove its earnest wish
10 avoid war by accepting the invitation to attend the
Convention.
Another Vienna dispatch says the Austrian Cabinet is
not in principle dsincincd TO take part IN the Congress-
provided definite programme for negotiation be laid
down. but only general endeavOr 10 preserve peace he
regarded the object to be held in view at the Confer
cnce.
WAR STILL REGARDED AS INEVITABLE.
The latest Bremen papers consider outbreak OF war
inevitable, even supposlng a Congress is held
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Great Bfifnin.
MR.. GLADSroNE's SCHEME FOR REDUCING THE NATION


AL DEBT.
A return, explanatory of Mr.. GladstOnes scheme,
showing its effect each half year, till 1885, all its
nous modes Of operation has just been prepared by the
mons 1t will be recoected that the amount of the ire
deemable annuity into which Mr. Gladstone proposes
convert the Savings Bank Debt was fl,725l2S per
Der next will be fs8a pSi BY means of this sum an
equivalent per cent stock of 1850 1876 be purchased
and cancelled at the price of 50 per cent. This stock be-
ing Cancelled it is proposed TO commute il at 60 81 per
cent the interest resulting from the above price into
nuies expiring the 18th April 1905. The annuity to
be created for the first hafyear will be fioi52 per
renyesment will be eco 26. But the half years inter
est the stock Cancelled viii only be EllO3 that TO
pay this annuity there will be net increased charge
in the half year of 523 For the second halfycar viz
on the 9th Of April, next-the halfyeary payment to
the original annuity will be increased by 226, the pay
men for the annuity crcated and the sum available
for canceng stock will thus be fSS2,19O, instead of
1852 564. All the other results will be increased in pro-
portion flOO3l7O stock will be cancelled; $50 new
annues will be created; the half years interest stock
cancelled will be f29 49, and the net increased charge IN
the half-ycar will be { 800 On the 9Th April, 1886,
t629l! $40 Of stock will have been cancelled and an an
nuity Of t303l6, terminating in 1908, will have been
created, the increased annual charge being E6 49,
similar table made up showing the effect of the opera
ton, beginning with an annuity of flOO,OOO
POPULATION REVENUE AND DIFFERENTIATION.
Parliamentary return just published shows that the
estimated population at the middle Of the year 1866 was
in England u 10000 in Scotland 1888 49, in Ireland,
55Il,91; and the total Of the United Kingdom %,
$780, 04 The aggregate amount of derived from
taxation in the two ending Dist December 1863 was
in England, El02 go So in Scotland G ,305 325 and
in Ireland fl2 S2 s7; making for the United Kingdom
total amount of fl32 COT table is given in the
return which shows the number of representatives, which
each division of the United Kingdom would have II the
65S members of the House of Commons allotted to
them poporonatey to- st the estimated population in
the middle of the present year. I'd 10 amount OF revenue
in the two years ending 3st of December 1867 and 3d.
to the of the numbers allotted pIoportonatey TO
population and Under the first head 46 would
be given TO England 50 to Scotland and l2 to ireland;
under the second England would have sos; Scotland So
Ireland Ga; and under the third England 49, Scotland
49, Ireland SO. At present England has 500 members;
Scotland So, and Ireland, l05.
SUSPENSION.
The London Express announces the suspension OF Rob
inson Croydon Co.. bankers of Manchester Liabilities
not large.
FIRES.
Two of the large warehouses of the London and North
Western and Great Western Railway at Manchester
burned the morning of the I'D of May Loss flOOOOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05
THE TRIAL OF JEFF. DAVIS.
RICHMOND. Monday. June 4. 1866.


Tie United States District Court, Judge Underwood
presiding WILL it is understood, open here tomorrow,
when the counsel of Jefferson Davis MeSsrs Brady and
Reed and Geo. W. Brown of Baltimore. will present
themselves and await its action No member the Court
has as yet arrived and the of proceedings cannot
be exactly anticipated In Of the failure Of overre
toward trial it was presumed that the counsel of the
prisoner prepared to demand bis release on ball.
which can be readily subscribed but there is authority
for believing that Judge Underwood will not grant the
ball. will Mr. Dayiss lawyers ask it. Further know-
edge is hidden Washington. where after tomorrow it
is likely that further effort in Mr. Daviss behalf will be
refused His lawyers are unanimous in the opinion that
be has night to be either tried or bailed The Unonists
Of Richmond edssatsfed with the action Of the Govern
men especially in the gift of the public printing to The
Richmond Examiner. A loyal jury cannot be collected
here to try Of without being threatened with
martyrlom, social or otherwise.
WASHINGTON, Monday. June g. ls66.
Judge Underwood sent for and arrived in this city
this morning but left again this evening for Richmond,
where his court will be opened in the morning. 1t is
understood his advent demanded consequence of
certain views and wishes entertained by the President in
reference to JEFF Davis II is known be the purpose Of
the Judge to open his court and then to adjourn the
until the first Tuesday in October next The Of JET
Davis will be called up and there purpose 10 pro-
coed with the trial the prisoners counsel expected 10
move for his release bail. The proposition will be
argued at length by the learned counsel although the
prevalent impression is that Judge Underwood will de-
cline the responsibility of admitting Davis to bail. Mr.
OConor has been cordially received guest at the White
House, and his friends announce in his behalf that they
have resulted TO his entire satisfaction. The anticipation
that Davis will be released parole to be universally
INDUCED DstrictAttorney Chandler is Ill as to be
confined to his Norfolk to-day and it is appre
hended cannot be present at the opening of the Richmond
court to- morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05
THE NEW CHURCH.
General Conventien-Annuai Address-L"rss
Attendance and Harmonious session-rre'
.ress OF the Densminatien
From Our Special Correspondent.

BosToN June 2 1900
The General Convention Of the New Church (Swe-
now In this city holding Ito meetings
in the House Of Worship OF the Boston Society In Bowdon
The Convention organized on Friday June and " 70 con
tnue In session through Saturday Sunday Monday and
aay The order Of exercises 10 that common 10 rensous
hodesbu,iness and committee meetings interpreted with
ous exercises and addresses upon various subjects con-
nected with the Interests Of their church IA, -,
The introduced on FRIDAY WIN an 81
os,on Tn the evening addresses made by the Hon
Young scammon and the Rev. Hubbard OF Chicago Ill
Gland, DnTLe esq Of New Orleans the Rev. A. SILVER OF
Wilmington Del; +. ii. Abbot esq, Boston and w. Z;
Chnrcb esq Sermons and addresses are expected
n the session of the Convention from the Rev Chauneey
Giles OF New.York the Rev. s. NJ. Warren OF Brookine,
Mass and Prof Theophas Parsons OF the Cambridge Law
The attendance at the Convention unusually large l5
being present representing some - societies scat
tered the country The nnmber Of delegates 50
more than were present the last annual meeting OF the
Convention.
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Franc



Brussels telegram SAYS that letters from Paris state
that the French Government is raising TO its full compile
all regiments belonging to the army of Paris and
army OF Lorraine. France will have army war
footing in fortnight ready to be placed in observation
the German and Italian frontiers.
THE EMPEROR AND PRINCE NAPOLEON
The reconciliation between the Emperor and Prince
Napoleon is pronounced comNete.
MODIFICATION OF THE CABINET.
modification of the French Cabinet again spoken
Df Among other changes it thought probable that
M. Durnoy Minister of Public Instruction. would be re-
placed BY NJ. st. Beuve.
THE B0URSE.
The Paris Bourse the I'D was firm and animated.
Rentes advanced closing at 63f. 55c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05
A LETTER FROM MAzzINI ON THE WAR,

The Inman steamer City of London, Capt. Mirehouse
which left Liverpool at p m. the 23d and Queens
town on the 2ihofMay arrived here Monday morning
The steamship Ena from New York, arrived at Queens
town on the oath.
The steamship Scotia from NewYork, reported off
Crookhsven at p M, May %.
The Hibernian arrived of Londonderry at 7:I5 on the
morning Of the 23d of May
The steamships Queen and louisiana, from New-York,
arrived at Queenstown on the oath.
The steamship Nova Scotan, from Liverpool at 2:3Op
NJ. May %, via Londonderry May 25, passed Father
Point yesterday Gu route TO Quebec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-05
TERMS.
N A u M K ID.

CoRLiEs-LUYsTER-on Thursday May d. by the Rev Robe1
Lowry John ~ Coriss Miss Nctte Luyae both Of thu
city No cards
-sCHIEFFELN-On Saturday June BY the Rev DE-
w Irving Helen NJ, daughter Of Richard L.
Schiefelin, all OF this city
VAN ZANDT-VAN TNE-0n Monday June 4, BY the Rev Dr.
Bowling Cornelius Van Zsndt to Elizabeth daughter oil Ihos IL
Van Tine, eco, all Of this city
WARING-BURNET-O Thursday May d. at the residence Of the
BRIDE City Of Brooklyn by the Rev. Joseph w Dhier
Rector St Lukes Church. Nathaniel Wsrng ESQ., to Mira NJ
A. Burnet.
YOUNG-GROw-On Monday June a, by the Rev o. Weston
Mr. Joseph Young to Miss Anna Crow eldest daughter
Wales =. Grow, eco. all OF this city. No cards