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New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
FINANCIAL AID COMMERCIAL.

LONDON. May l3-NoOD-Consols for money, W;
Erie Railway shares 42I; Illinois Central Railway shares
7cI United states FiveTwenty bonds, a.
Afternoon.-Consols for money, 90; Illinois Central
7eI. IT, g. $50 bonds, 70. Erie Railroad shares have
declined /, and are now quoted atR!
Evening.-Consols closed unchanged at V2 Tor money
American securities closed at the following rates. u S
52O 2! Illinois Central shares 76i Erie Railway shares
At
FRANKFORT May 49, p.m.United States bonds sold TO-
day at 77s.
ANTWERP May 10 Petroleum Sales Of Standard
White at 43 francs per bbA
LONDON, May ~ Noon No. 70 Dutch Standard Sugar,
"a 3; Scotch Pig Iron Calcutta Lnseed, G5; Lnseed
Cakes, 80 ISL Linseed 239 Sperm Oh, sl3l Whale OH,
939
AfternOouNo. ~ Dutch Standard Sugar is steady at
243. There are no changes in other articles
Evcnmg.-Mariet steVly; quotations unchanged The
Bread.us market today steady at previous prices
Scotch Pig Iron firm at 53 per tun Inseed OIL has adj
vanccd sales to-day az $500 per tun. Whale un-
changed N 930 and Sperm at Al3l.
IIyEKpooL May l3--Noon.-COttOn quiet sales today.
10000 bales lfddng Uplands, lld; Middling Orleans
ND Brcadsiufs quiet Wheat-sales OF No. MilTau'
kee Red at 1872 and white California at 14G; Corn AZ 8;
Barley 89 Oats 80; Peas, 436 Provisions unchanged;
Pork 77c Beef 1881; Bacon, 39 Lard declined to 526;
Cheese co.. Produce-Peuoleuns of Spirits at I'D,
and Refined at 1i2 Pot Ashes 34. RosinSaes Of com
mon at 60 and Refined at 49, Tallow, 436 Clover Seed,
57E Spirits Turpentine, 49,,
AfternoonCotton continues quiet at the opening quo
tation Breadstufs and Provisions without change
Evening. The Cotton market improved during the day
and closed firm 40 advance OF I'd u. The following
are the authorized closing quotations Mddng Uplands,
ND; Mldding orleans llid. The sales of the day
largely exceeded the estimate and amounted to
1900 bales Corn is easier sales Of Mixed Western at A.
per quarter decline OF 3D. Wheat unchanged. Barley.
A9Pi9is Oats, 81 . - 70. Peas, 1876 The Provision
mark 4 closed steady Pork ZIG, and Beef l25 y Dbl
Bacon 9ol for Cumberland Cut Mddles. Lard 526
Cheese co., Standard White Petroleum has declined to
IL q gallon Spirits Petroleum steady at I'D Rosin-
Common Wilmington, 90, and Fine American, I3i. Tai
low. A. q v ewt. Spirits Turpentine 1878.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
TURKEY.
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE TURKS.

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE TURKS.
Our Constantinople correspondent writes:
"The excitement among the Turkish populations hero
and in the interior still continues" i
LORD LYoNs-AMERICAN TRAvELERs-FUAD PAsBAs RE.
FORMS. .rl
"NOthing is known at the English Embassy Of the re-
ported removal of Lord Lyons 20 Paris The city is full
10 overfowng with American travellers. Fuad Pasha's
promised reforms have not as yet sppeared."'
LATEST FROM cRETE-THE TURKISH ARMY REFUSED.
IAN English steamer arrived at Constantnope April
49, bringing news of another severe battle Crete The
Captain says the Turkish army driven In confu
sion and rOut into Canea when the feet moved UP and
defended the town by rIg into the Greek and Turkish
troops promiscuousy Omar Pasha about 10 demand
100 900 troops TO subdue the island" I'd ....,
MOVEMENTS OF OMAR PAsHA.
Advices had been received at Athens that Omar Pasha
had left Canea with large force including artillery, and
was marching ur,on Sphakhia Another Turkish General
had for Rissanos by sea for the same destination
in order to surrOund the insurgents IL possible
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
SPAIN

Madrid correspondent says april &C. 1861 that the
Government has granted amnesty TO the oorporas
and private soldiers who took part in the two last mill
tary Instructions They amount TO about 1900 inn
portant item the army be increased They
for the most part halfsrvlng in Portugal The out
break in oporo, which occasoned some alarm here has
been suppressed No troops took any part in H. 1t
occasioned by overtaxatOn. and may be expected in
other parts Of Portugal III any important outbreak
should rake place in Portugal Spain would at once inter-
pose. as she did in 1896 The spanish Government has
again closed the 'Fertua-a muchrequented middle.
class club. The daily prints arc violent against EDgand
on account OF the humating end of the dispute about
the captured English smuggling vessel, the Queen Vic,
tOria. The POpc's cOnsenting to the diminishing OF td
number of Spanish religions FESTIVALS which absurdy
numerous, IS treated an important economical boon.
In the Cores the Marquis OF SandOal young Deputy,
made maiden speech reprobating the conduct OF the
Ministry for having dismissed all the Judges who had
voted for the opposition The Ministry proved that
Spanish Cabinet had done the thing The debates
the Ministerial Indemnity bill begin the day after to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
FRANCE.

ADDRESS TO THE GERMAN PEOPLE
An address to the German people, strongly depre-
eating war; being signed in Nantes and throughout
Brittany Similar documents being signed through
out France.
GOVERNMENTAL PREcAUTIoN.
The Noater Of April 90 says At the time when tho
late incidents relative uxemburg gave rise to certain
apprehensons for the maintenance OF peace the French
army i'm OF the reductions effected IN lso5 ad
fallen below It's normal effective. ON the Oter hahu no
COrps OF OccupatOn Mexico had left III America fO
horses 5000 OF these being draught horses when II was
indispensable 10 replace. IL was therefore, the uay OF
the Government to take precautionary measures THESE
have consisted in raising the regiments 20 their eeetye
strength, In purchasing certain NUMBER OF HoIseH au
placing the frontier foresses in state of defense he
pacfc Intelligence which has tfaspred wlthn tne laso
few days determined the Emperor 20 take no nrtber
measure In order not 20 furnish any pretex FOR a1tatnS
the public mind ard not to discourage the hopes Ol peace.
Thus the number Of horses he bought will be limited 10
what IS strictly necessary ard the soldiers on furoug,
who were 70 be ordered 10 re0n their regiments VIII 10
allowed 10 remain III their homes"
RECEPTION OF THE JAPANESE EMBASSY.
The Japanese Embassy now on q visit to Paris, nave
been received with much ceremony at the Tueres The
Prince Takoungava MmbOu ZayO brother OF the Tycoon
with his retinue we're conveyed court carriages ac,
cOmpanied by Outriders and escort from the Gfnd
Hotel TO the Palace The Emperor ana Impress NeIo
seated on their chairs of State and surrounded by tho
ladies Of the Court and the principal Oncers OF ts FIN
piro The Prince delivered an address IN his own IAN
guage and the Emperor replied brefy. '1 ar.t
N THE I'RIScE IMPERIAL.
A consultation Of physicians has been held 10 consider
the condition of the Prince Imperial He is very sehcate
AID it IS feared that he may fall into consumption.
. GoUNoD's ROMEO AND JULIET.
This new opera has been brought out IN Paris Min the
most decided success.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
PRUSSIA.
TONE OF TIE BERLIN JOURNALS.

TONE OF TIE BERLIN JOURNALS.
The newspapers Of Berlin are again more moderate
and coneiatory in their tone that there IS some
prospect Of settlement OF all difficulties with France
coUST BISMARCK AND THE KING.
We notice in La PreSse that Count Bismarck had
slight disagreement with the King in reference TO tho
treatment of the to be received from tho
Cabinets of London Vienna and St. Petersburgh on the
Inxcp,burg affair. The Count thought that the answer
10 these communications ought to be concatory leaving
open for future negotiations The King though6
the right of Prussia to Luxenburg being secured ps
treaty II would be weakness 10 yield Bisnarck sald
mis- woud precipitate war he asked permissOnt re-
turn 10 his estate for few days since the King showed
no disposition 20 yield Count Bismarck accordingly
took his departure At last the communications came
All together, and all alike Something must De done
0ucky Under the influence Of the personal appeals OF
the Oueen OF England and the Emperor OF Russia, tho
King Welded Count Bismarck recalled, ana at 70
Cabinet held Immediately after his roturn 10 was re-
solved To accept the mediation of Conference win sue
reservation as should leave future action untralneed
while satisfying the desires OF Europe
THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES Ir
In the Chamber Of Deputies, Herr Won ForkeHbeet was
reflected President and Gen. savenhagen First Vice.
President Of the Chamber Three ballots took pace for
the election of the Second Vice President The
tive candidate Count Eulenburg obtained lnfnDilty
members OF the left center party, and Dr. snsen uo
former President OF the North German Parllnneht
hitherto belonging TO the old Liberal faction have joined
the National Liberal party The latter has reseveu 10
propose immediate vote on the whole Fedeial SVs,
tuition.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

struggle be il long short until the end in view shall
have been attained by the passing of measure based
upon prncOs LIBERAL ineligible, durable, and equal in
their application TO the various classes OF persons whom
they NAV affect remain, my dear Mr. Rathbone. very
foSfbf1iiy, vourS w. l.. GLADSTONE
William Rathbone, jr., esq, Liverpool"
The tenor Of this letter is altogether different rom thah
Of the Gudford epise," and certainly does not ind-
cate the abandonment Of his position as leader OF tho
Liberal party by this distinguished statesman. "+
MARRIAGE OF PROF. FAwcErr
Mr. Fawcett the blind member for Brighton, has been
married recently 10 Miss Micent Garrett of Aldeburg
in Suffolk Among the presents was massive and costly
repeating chron0meter which given 10 tue popuiar
Professor by the resident Fellows of Campiloge o"
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
ITALY.
IARIBALDI.

II The Pielmontese Gazette can be trusted Garibaiai
has renoupced altogether any intention OF sitting m tho
Italian Parliament at present IsN ar
DEATH OF CARLO PoERIO.
The decease OF Deputy Carlo Pocrfo is announced,
whose long aud cruel Imprisonment at Naples had made
his name well known His gratutOus defense of political
prisoners continually cansng his arrest p 10 ls4s
He short time OF King Ferdinand,s Mpisters
In 1850 he chosen member OF the Turin Parliament,
and held this position at the time OF his death.
ANOTHER CATASTROPHE AT LAKE MAGGIoRE.
The llOcmeHtO Of Genoa publishes communication
from Paanza stating that another catastrophe has
cured the banks of the Lago Maggore, FoHr more
houses FerOlo have fallen in and their contents
ried by the Several OF the inhabitants
missing and scarcely any doubt exist that they have
persisted in the ruins The inhabitants OF the village
IN state of great lest this should not be the last OK
similar disasters. s[
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
MEXICO.

THE SIEGE OF VERA lcRuz-NvEsrMENr OF rHE
CAPITAL, l...4 sisls.r
m rztzssApz rRiBysE-
BALTIMORE May 13.--Ths San of this city pub
fishes the following letter from It's special correspondent
In Havana: C.Its - IA I,sr.,,s
The English West India mail steamer arrived from
Cruz the 5th inst hut brings usher papers
letters from Mexico Very Cruz still closely beseged
by the Liberals, who were using their only available
had been injured and no lives lost There proba-
by OF the Liberals taking the city unless the Imperial
generals should disagree among themselves thus causing
surrender Sickness among the besiegers was assum-
ing alarming proportions; 2s0 sick In hospital
The city Of Mexico was invested the 18th by Gen.
Porfflo Daz. The Commission Of Ladies' who went out
asking for terms OF capltnlaon were answered that
quarter would be granted Gems. Marduez Ohorap
aud Several others II the Intention OF Margnez TO de-
fend the city tail hazards The ogce numbers
about 1900 and receives additions daily The fan of tho
city was considered certain Hunger will soon fomnel
the besseget 10 eantnhte, when aother massacre VI
gsleEs! officers may bs sAQsssGs, roei ii 60.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
GERMANY.

BERLIN, May lS-lt is announced that the King of
Prussia viii visit Paris during the Summer, IN com
pany with the Emperor Alexander of Russia
The funeral of the late American Minister, Gov,
Wright, took place to-day, and was attended by all
the American residents and visitors here and by u
large number of the citizens of Berlin
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BREsT May l3-Evening.-The steamer CeIa, capt
GleadeI which left New-York on the 27th ult, arrived
here today on her way 10 London
LIVERPOOL, May 13, u p m.-The steamship Cordeha,
from NewOrleans Apnl y, has arrived here.
Evening.-An attachment has been served on the
seamsp Great Easter at the suit Of her crew for non
payment of wages.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

LONDON, May 13-Evening-LOrd Lyons formerly
Minister to the United States has been appointed TO
succeed Earl Cowcy as EmbassadeI Of Great Britain
at Paris.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
FRANCE.

CHERBoURG, May l3--Four iron-clads of the French
feet arrived at this port this morning from the Guf
e H.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
EUROPE.

81 All AsTIo TsLEeRAPH TO THE rRBrSs
GREAT BRITAIN.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

hiig not1iDIio bn1 nii.ogob Islt veg 90 slasd edi
. goioubofg bDs ,sbHaoguoy 30 llog gaaoe ia
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
IllIRLlN.

SENTENCE or DEATH OF GIN. BURKE AND PATRICK
poRAN-sPEEcnEs or THE NOTWITHSTANDING
ADDRESS BY BURKE-TEST1MoNY TO IIIs LOVE
FOR IRELAND AND AMERCA-HE CoSTRApIcTs
THE STATEMENTS OF TIE INFoRMTRs.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

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New-York tribune., 1867-05-14


HORACE GREELEY. New York.
AUGUSTUS SCIIELL, Ncw-YOrk.
ARIsTIDEs WELSH Philadelphia.
DAVID X. JACRMAN, Philadelphia.
W. III. MCFARLAND, Richmond.
RICHARD BARTON HAxALL, Richmond.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Richmond.
ABRAHAN WARWICK, Richmond.
GUsTAyUs A. MYERS, Richmond.
o. ... WILLIAM W. CRUMP, Richmond.
JAMES LYONS, Richmond.
JOHN A. MEREDITH Richmond.
WILLIAM ii. LYONS, Richmond
JOHN MINOR Boris, Virginia.
THOMAS W. boswell, Virginia.
JAMES THOMAS. JR., Richmond.
The name Of Horace f. Clark of New-York was
added, he having sent note for that purpose. When
the name of John Minor Bolts was called il was
been. obtained with the exception of two or
three only, Judge Underwood Said; The
Marshal will discharge the prisoner The
Marshal did ~, when deafening applause fol-
lowed. Mr. Davis stood up closely pressed
on all sides, old friends heartily congratulated him.
sstant Marshal Duncan. amid the huzzas and waver-
ing of hats exclaimed in a loud tone. " The court
will have to be cleared unless order is preserved
The CONT then. adjourned until tomorrow. Mr..
Davis was greeted with cheers as he left the Court
room, both by those who followed him and the
crowds in the street ..f =
The following telegram was received by Judge I'M
derwood In the Courtroom to-day short time before
he admitted Mr. Davis to bail: =.
To Judoe UNDERWOOD; Beware Of Greeley Remember
Libby Prison, Andersonvie, and Belloyille. Fifty mil
lions are looking and expect yon 10 do your duty
while 100000 patriots graves cry aloud for teye9ge
Jefferson Davis on his release teleraphed his
brother Joseph C. Davis in Mississippi the fact and
informed him lie would write from New-York. AR.
Davis ard wife visited the grave 9t tiny son this
evening late at Hollywood Cemetery. y. i.lli fi,-
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14
JEFFERSON DAVIS,

RELEASE OF THE PRISONER ON BAIL
aoRACE GREELEY. AUGUSTUS sCHEII- AND o'hsh9
HIS BOHDsmEE IN TIE sum or ONE Huhbhip
THOUSAND DOIIARs-MR. DAYfs ON His WAY 10
New-York tribune., 1867-05-14

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-13

A COOP SATIRE.-The editor of the .State-lne
W. Gasats. Bristol, desiring to accommodate
nfhef to the new, political dispehsation, offers
or sale: &fs ny, '
"A wellIbound volume, containing the Consti-
.ution of thelate United States, the Con sti tuition
II Virginia, now Military District A, No. I also
he Virginia Eli Of Rights, and the Kentucky
Resolutions of1116. Any one desiring to pre-
serve these xeiios of the barbarous age extending
from 1915 y 1861, will DO we'll to call. Also
copy of The Biblewil be exchanged for the life
md writings of John Brown deceased
This isa very expslient and truthful commen.
tary upon the present state of affairs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-13

POUNDS OF BREAD FROM BARREL OF FLOUR
TO 1876 pounds of -four the baker adds eleven
gallons or 90pounds Of water, two gallons of
yeast, and three pounds of salt making 3O2 lbs
|,fdough. Thisis reduced by evaporation during
he process of kneading. baking, &c, about 40
pounds, leaving 265 pounds of bread.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-13
STATE OF ILLINOIS, l, salle conn,,. s.-r.n

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La Sale County. ST. this
~ April Term Of the County Court Of IaSle County His
in the matter OF the OF Ap,os King d.ceassNo-
tcs OF resignation.
10 du rsons coaoedraks notice. that the undersigned
JOINT administrative with Claniius u. King OF Appolos
king ceceased will at the April said court to
holden at f' Court House in the town OF Ottawa said
county on the third Monday of April present
court for acceptance her resignation of the office Of admin
trarr of Apoios King deceased according TO the st ute
in such case made and provided. ELIZABETH L. KING,
. Admiaiaratris Of APpotLos KING,
aiTch -I4w. decreased.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-13

OrlCE.-EsTArs OF DEBORAH A. wlRI.K Dscsvsap--
~ Nouce hereby given, that the under sign Ad-
hinis'raor OF the estate Of Deborah Wrck late the
county Of La Sale and Stat. of illinois, deceased will appear
before the County Court said county n the th Monday
oeng 2oh day Of May, 1861 at the Court Hon, in t.wa,
IN said county when and where all parsons having claims or
demands against sail estate notified attend aud present
the same In writing for adj stmant
Datsdths 9TH day Of April, 4. D. 1867.
ap6-6w. JAMES WIRlCK Administrator
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-13

\ cow ate some tobacco leaves in Pana the
the other day, and died almost immediately from
the effects thereof.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-13

|INHE law of March 1867 changed IN. tim. far mixing
returns of the annual income from tn. Is, y nj Nav M
to the lst day of March ' "
nsone returns ior 1866 due, and all person. will
ma IL 10 their Interest to make such to the
Assessors OF their respective divisions at on;e
PERSONS who receive notice will DE asscssed and penaliy
added they do not make ths hin ten ,ys after
RECEIVING su'h uotice QUINCY d. WHITMAN,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-07

FLouRIsmNG.-Capt. J.J. Brown.
the General and Travelling Superin-
tendent of the Bayou Sara Packet
Company, honored us with call, a
few days since. He represents the
Company in prosperous condition,
contrary to the report which has been
circulated to the effect that the Com,
pany's boats were or had been placed
under seizure for debt. Capt Brown
denies that such is or ever was the
fact, and we are glad of the oppo'tu-
nifty to contradict the report which
was affecting prejudicially the inter-
ests of the Company.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-07
NEW ORLEANS MARK ETA.

TUESDAY, November 6--t2 M.
GoLD-l39L0l4O. The demand and
supply continue restricted and no sales OF
note to-day.
CoTron Nothing hardly doing iu the
Cotton market, which In languid and 10
active under recent depressing adviccs
from Liverpool and New York, and accu
mulating difficulties Ia the way OF placing
Exchange.
suoAR-- Prices irregular and market
very quiet. 20 hbds. new crop, have Al
rived since yesterday.
MoLAs1Es-- Rece,ps since yesterday, 20
bbls. new, ranking rs Fair, and sold at
72L4c. " gallon.
Com White, 81 SO, and Yellow, 81 GO
~ bushel. Market quiet.
OArs-8oc. " hushel.
BnAn-&2 800$2 So " 100 lbs.
HAY-Only u jobbing trade doing, at
&s4@&s6 for new. Old, $50 " ton.