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lea paws, Hnbeo. Corpus Co,e.

New YORK, May 1O.-The Times
special says Chief Justice Chase had
nothing more to do with the issue of
the writ of hRbeas corpus in the case of
JEFF. Davis, that his name was attached
as mere matter of form. The COM
mander of Fortress Monroe will put the
prisoner in the hand of the United
States Marshal, who will be held re-
sponsible for his custody. Mr.. Davis
Willbe furnished rooms at the Spots
wood hotel. Richmond, until after THE
hearing OF the return to the writ. Thus
the Government does not release his
hold upon the prisoner. The matter
of bail has not been thought of. The
case Is one merely rs to why Gov
eminent holds the prisoner. The re-
port that Chief Justice Chase is to go to
Richmond is unfouuded. He knew
nothing OF the issue of the. writ OF ha-
beas corpus in Davis case until after
Its issue. 49, - s='ia -s-.-sa
FORTRESS MONROE, May lO.-The
writ OF habeas corpus in the case of JEFF.
Davis was served this morning by Gen
errl Burton, Marshal Underwood and
Deputy Marshal Duncan. Gen. Burton
first decided to deliver Mr.. Davis over
to the custody Of the Marshals o-mor-
row morning, but afterwards deter
mined on obeying the writ literally, re-
quiring him to produce Mr.. Davis be.
fore the Richmond Court. Mr.. Davis
and family and Gen. Burton and Mar
shals will take a steamer tomorrow
for Richmond. Gen. Burton on Mon
day will personally produce the pris.
oner In court. In the event of Mr.. Da-
Wis being released by Judge Under
wood, under writ, he will be immedi-
ately re-srrested and placed for trial
under indictment for treason.
Robert Ould and numerous other Wis
ttors reached there this morning, bear
ing boquets and other presents to pre-.
sent to Davis and his family. The
utmost interest and anxiety is mani
tested at Norfolk, respecting the prob
abilities ofthe trial and release of Davis.
The following is copy of General
Burton's orders:
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PEIEeFIght.

CLEVELAND, May 1O.-Bnl Davis and
James Elliott, fought at half past ten
Island. Elliott won by foul, after
nine rounds, occupying eleven minutes,
Davis going Down without n. blow.
Davis was badly punished and Is said
by many to have sold the fight. Elliott
got the first blood and knock down in
the first round, and in each succeeding
round Davis went down to avoid. He
was several times warned.
on boat from Detroit there were two
savage fights, and in one of which a
man had an ear and his nose bitten off,
Otherwise the affair was orderly. n !.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adviees to the 10th Of May.

LONDON, May s.-Eyening-Co nsolsI
Dix; $50 bonds, 7l91; Illinois Central
751z; Erie; Az. s=e,
LIVERPOOL, May 9.-Evening- Cotton
tends downward; sales of 10000 bales
of mtddling uplands at lO1I; Orleans,
IL. Breadstutfs, quiet and unchanged,
Provisions, unchanged and easy. Lard
higher, and firm at SIS. Produce, I'M
changed. The London markets are
unaltered.
LONDON, May g. Evening = The
Peace Conference held second session
to-day. The following basis for the
deliberations of the Conference was
agreed upon: -t.-i'AS
First, The territory of Luxembourg
is to remain in possession of the King
of Holland, as Grand Duke Of Luxem-
burg.
Second. The naturalization of the
Grand Duchy is to be guaranteed by all
the European powers participating in
the conference.
Third. The Fortress of Luxembourg is
to be RACED.
LONDON, May lO.-Earl Derby stated
in parliament last night he considered
the preservation of peace in Europe no
longer question of doubt.
LONDON, May lO.-In the House of
Commons last night division took
place on an amendment made by the
Government to the reform bill. The
amendment was adopted. .,55 .-.Ia
Hon. s. 81. walpole, home secretary,
has resigned. l5
PARIS, May 10.-The new Franco
American Telegraph Company which
proposes to lay an Eclectic Gable be-
tween Brest and Halifax have been
promised the support and assistance Of
the Imperial government.
ATHENS, May 1O.-Kangars, the En-
voy of Greece to the United States has
sailed for America.
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From Sc. Loui..

ST. LOUIS, May lO.-Greene Clay
Heath, Secretary of New Mexico, are
here en- route to their respective posts
of duty. These gentlemen are accom-
panied by their families and intend es.
tBblishing their permanent residence In
the territories named.
The steamer Wagner, of Cincinnati,
running between Omaha and Sioux
City snagged yesterday Is miles below
Decater. The boat was loaded with
grain and railroad ties. Total loss,
Valued at $25, 600,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

To Breret BrigGdie1' General Burton,
ConIn1GndiItg Officer Fortress Monroe =
The President of the United States d.
reefs you to surrender Jefferson Davis.
now held In confinement under mill
tary authority at Fortress Monroe, to
the United States Marshal or Deputy
upon any process which may issue
from the Federal Court OF the State OF
Virginia. You will report the action
takn by you In this order, and forward
copy OF the process received, upon
you, to this office. By order Of the
(signedl E. D. 1'OwNsESD, A.A.G.
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WASHINGTON, May lO.-Congress-
man Marshall. of illinois, is now here
attending 70 his duties as member OF
the Judiciary Committees he is much
surprised at the western kilograms an
nouneing his death.
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g, fair milling demand; No. 2 spring
y I5a2 So No. spring g 95aS 05. Rye
-HadFan upward tendency; 81 69al Y
for western, Oats-Quiet at S6aSSc for
western, Corn-Dull at 81 So in store
and 81 34k afloat for old shipping
brands mixed western, and 81 2lal 26
Tor common to prime new mixed west
ern. Ia s 80 ~ e-'
oNs-Pork-Firmer: sales nj
$50 bbls. new mess at S23 2Oa23 d reUn-
lar, and S2S % sellers option for sixty
days. BeeE-Firm, with fair demand,
Cut Meats-Quiet and firm. Bacon
Firm at l2sSal2%o for short clear, and
l03Sal0Hc for Cumberland cut. Lard
r-Firmer at IS<al3JSc for fair TO prime
steam, and lSsSRlS54c for kettle rem
HHuH.Ei MONEY AND sToCKs. 1EEH
MoNEY-Easy at 5a5 per cent Ster.
ing at sixty days lO9H. On sight 1OO15,
GoLD-l079s. -
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-5.9O coupons
o. Oils 1867 lo3sSi l0.40s '62 lO92<ulO9Jf; 7.SOs
INST INST series, lO631i second and third,
representative and improving. West.
ern Union Telegraph, 42k; New York
Central, 9lSs; Erie, IS; Reading. az:
Mlch1gan Central, 9a1O; Michipnn
Southern, 67IS; Illinois Central. 1917.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 72SS: Rock
Island, sos; North Western, S49<, do
preferred, at COX; Fort Wayne, 96sS;
Pacific Mail, 2S1<; Atlantic Mail, 961S
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Rine-

ON CTYf Pa, May 10-A fire at one
O'Clock this morning destroyed ten
buildings, the American Hotel, iron
tank, and other property to n consider
able amount. Two men were badly
injured by the falling Of a building.
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REPARATOR CAPILLI.


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beard 10 grow upon the Emoothest fRca In
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heads In from two to three months. A few
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The First Glass Passenger Packet
LeIlssSt B" EDINBURGH" Capt. /. L.
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at 5 O'Clock, p. m. 7''''2''
For freight or passage, apply on board or to
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The Equestrian corps consists of the following well
known and able artistic:
MILE ELVIRA, -....
The beautiful Premiere Equestricnns.
Mr.. RICHARD JENNINGS,
The Nonparel IIorsemHn and finished Tight Rope Artist
Messrs. BROWN a SANFORD,
The graceful masters Of tho School GynnaEe.
MR.. JOHN FOSTER,
The merry Clown aud able lester
MR.. w. n. YOUNG,
The excellent GymnaAt aud skilled PantomlmIst
MR.. GEORGE BROWN,
-..s.-..t5' The dashtng Equestrian
MR.. JOHN tTREWALLR,
Tho able and efficient Master of the Whip
MR.. JAS. COOPER,
~ The ModeFn Athlete. Together with
MILE. ROSA. NINE BAZZEL.I.. La PETITE LEON
ORA, AND AIESSRS. HARTMAN. BUCKLEY,
BATROT, WELSH MORGAN AND
LA CLARE.
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
OF the great show Is marked feature, headed by the
FRITZ MEYER, Esq.
The Pavilion will be brilliantly illuminated in the even.
ing.
The stud OF Horses, Ponies and Mules
Has never been equslled in this country.
Don't Forget the Day and DateI
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FOR CINCINNATI.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
80 The large side wheel steamer "sr.
LelssSet JAMES," ], ]. BlRgg, Comman-
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leave as above on MONDAY, the 18th Inst,
at II o'clock, q. m.
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Reparator CapiLIi

Throw away. your iaisestizzes, your switches,
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to Wavy and Glossy RinElets or
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WHISPERS
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TWO EXHIBITIONS EACH DAY.

afternoon and EUeIlfHO.
Doors open at 2 and I O'Clock P, n Exercises ,o,
commence half an hour later.
Admission, 90 cents; children under uinO years, R5
eeuW'
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Canton 429zS4S; Cumberland Sol Ia82;
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preferred l91za20; Western Union Tele-
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fpr Bent.
For Rent,

For Rent.
ONE DWELLING HOUSE ON MAIN
" street, 9Th Ward.
One Dwelling House on Hampden street,
One Basement onioe on Market street.
One fine Cottage House until Fall with
Furniture,) on Centre street.
my2 /. IRWIN.
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/ Cincinnati.
. MAY l0-FLoUR-Firm but quiet: su.
pertine western SI2 6Oal3 Is: trade
brands Sl4 OOa16 so.
Z GRAIN-Wheat-Du and nothing
doing; prizes nominal; millers are not
willing to pay the rates asked because
they are SO much higher than -four; re-
ceipts light, Corn-Dull, aud prices
closed nominal at 9Ia95c for No.
mixed In bulk, and 81 Goal OF sacked;
there was no demand at the close. Oats
Steady at re. Rye-Dull; prices
lower at the close; No. 81 6S. Barley
Unchanged.
wH1sKY-Advanced to 90 81; but little
on the market.
PRovIsIoNs.-Mess Pork-Dull at 800
so. Bulk Meats-Dull; no demand.
Bacon-MOderate demand; sales of 80
hhds at Sa9c for She ulders and l1JSa12c
for clear sides. Lard-Opened dull but
closed buoyant under news from Liver.
pool; l29<al3c asked.
MISUNDERSTANDING at liza
lac. Coffee 25a2Sc.
BUTTER-Dull at 26a2Sc for choice.
EGds-Dull at 15c.
GOLD-ExCitedu under the news from
Europe this afternoon, closing at 1861
buying and 1861 selling.
ExCHANoR-Steady.
MoNEY-Mnrket easy.
.Er.I Chicago.
MAY O.-FLoUR-Firmer and held
higher.
Observation-Disclosures 80 7Oa2 90.
COrn-Dull and lower at 81 OF. Oats
6715 to IS. Rye-NominAl at 81 47al 40.
Barley-Dulla at 9Oa93c.
PROvIsIONs-POrk-H firmer at
s22 OOa2S2 %. Lard-Dull at l21<al2%,
bulk. Shoulders-Firmly held at 7 IA
79Ic. EJ# sa5
WHIsKY-Held at 81 25 in bond.
q Milwaukee,.
MAY lO.-FLOuE-Tirm; Xxx SIS 5Oa
II 90.
GRArS-wheat-stoady at 81 IS for
No. ..
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ForrRant.

4g5a For Rent.
TIHE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
Geo. r: Taylor q Co., and ]. Clemens q
Co., on Main street; also basement rooms
finished. Good Offices In second story, and
good rooms for other purposes in second and
third story In good order. Possession given
Many building lots and dwelling houses fol
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonable teTmR
go 80 THOS. HORNBROOK.
Once, No. lls9f Main street, above Mon.
roe, mp stairs. .5.i .5 febS-tf
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LONDON, May Acknowledgements,
sls1; $50 bonds, 7i2s; Illinois Central,
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y "A n ri &c
will daily Introduce to his patrons a

.,, Herd of Sacred Cattley
The only In America, nli reports 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding MIR RICE takes pleasure In stating
that he will daily lecture their history and peculiar
ties; Hewl also introduce the marvel Of the scientific
world, tho BLIND TALKING HORSE.
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STEPHEN A. poucLA.
The original comic mules;

PETE AND BARNEY,
the only ones IN America, all others being but base
tmltators, will also be introduced in their sIdespInE
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9rnggtsts.
White Lead.

A NCHoR, CONTINENTAL, STAR. AR
"a row, Kfemnitz and Cincinnati Brands,
Tor sails 1t low figures by
BUsHFIELD, WALLACE & CO.
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FLoUR-C Closed very firm, with an
uPTan tendency for common. and
mtddhng grades. Jait scr - sElg zlldi g
GRAIN-fV heat -Fayors sellers, With
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In HE matter Of the APP
psSSHycERS 1RRTVED.

PROM Apr I6-In steamship GranadaMr and Mrs
RrRkehoo Ensou Miss Frank Mrs Ieay aud 2elldreD
Nh Capt M ad Mrs MeIEey and Shd Mr. MOOT
Bir and Ms Suebner Miss Laura swi Mrs IneAe
servant M yieka H. Asr A. BaIbo y x g'ssH'S Ssp
W. IL Faney VIM H DE- b IIomes A. Haa z : J1 wa
~ Moore p Moore Dennis Mute Rsetz z = REL 'sset
Rodgers Monroe B. H. SegnsE d. Shehan, j. sGhb - D.
Smith Col A. s. Tayior X. A. Fennay. Alex Wilson -.
FROM SAVANNAH April l6-ln steamship san Jasnto-hr Nh
land Mr Unckes J. Walker. A. Mckenzie. Mrs Goodnch ahi
daughter Capt and lady, Miss Andres Miss shafe u teor,
Brauar Mr. McCanie. Mr. aud Airs Commons d. biaekpl IL
Walker J. T. Wood searns Mrs Hall Col Screven hr ana a
Uoey o. Msulce J. Jacoby Dr. Castor, brs CASTOR Alss "ss
ton CASTOR and children Maoney Dir aud Ms Mc lnon ard
children and Mrs Aen w Pyes T. t. PILES a. f1es BIZ.
cnrfs Flvuu B. smuond Anthony FulwOOd H. Morgan
II Burton j. n Barn Hatch, X Keeer y Bismmeh Mt and
Nr Poc g. blackburn and Mrs Pyles and children M AID
Mrs Mnchn Mn seaWTghi aud children s. j. X ana
Seavrkht asG Mrs Fntey aud cbiE, Sarah tin F'hoy j.
Ro faIlcy Mrs Beascy T. H. Eatry Otto "sh tnnngs'
Msson II. Wood W bean and LADY B. JeNhb D. ~ "@0D W
McInire. ,-l,s n
FROM HAVANA. April I6-In steamship Raezh-br r SeSa W
J. II. Geo W tnnls ~ H.
m TAYLOR VI Taylor Hattie Taylor, hSs Ann NJ Taylor % D
Tsvlof r. \ Rhoirs A. Rhodes Howard a ehands,
W G. Adams Giander Pablo Bense L. Gulea = w brehsoS
Thos Grace. Joan TeTotale aud q storage. - go. o.,
FROM NEW ORLEANS, April OlE stea,nship
Rey and Ms John Williams and ehdre1 Len Nr'p '"AA W
Haynes ". Lee, John Tracey.
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NEW york SILK MILLS.-CIRCULAR.

S15O,OOO.
JUSTfNIAN HARTLEY, President, No "A lispenard-tt
J. J. THOMASS Treasurer, No 28 Rsadest . -
has purchased the Locus and Machinery OF the STA
30 35 and So West Thirty srht, Ne~lork
being Engine Boiler DyeIonse and Apparatus
with al the tools aud appliances compete-an
and condition and for immediate aseneung the
buildings ami property which said maohnery situated
The Lease for yesrrom May 1861 70 May loSand The
privilege Of purchasing the budng &C. At S2o
Machinery lease and right purchased cost tie Com
pany only 5000
aud well worth that
The Capital Stock
Purchases - above. sVO
Working
Upon Of this profit Of ~ cent aHnun can
b. made under and all circumstance
SnbscTipthen collected.
opened and can be Dn che OHe Of the
THOMAS Co, No. % Reade-st
ATLANTIC BANK. No lf2 Broadway.
Onee Of JERNBGAN, SMITH BALDWIN, Mes l33 and l3l
broadway.
Al the Factory Nos3 o S3T West ThirtyfIthsL
Once OF JANIS CHADBOURNE, No 10 BrOata
tOhee Of HAMILTON FIRE INSURANCE Co, NJ NJ Wallst
Oeies VI WY. y. HEINs no 200 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17

NOIICE-An Election Tor scVen % BlltC-
~ o. e z steamship Company and Tor tnrte % Inspectors
succeeding lion VII ic held az The Oh No y South st. 90
NONDAY between the hours " Y m and p M
L MURRAY FEARIS Secretary.