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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-17

THE copartnership heretofore existing I'M
Il der the name of MCCOMBS & Co, has
been renewed and continued, under the
name ana style Of McCombs, Keller & Byrnes.
Memphis, July 10, 1859.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.


s-Ashbrook Henry; Arnett John; Avmmo
M Rev; Adams John; Abraham Lewis; An
eenard l.; Ausin Mr.; Allimbi p; Arnold 4
B-Bogue A p; Brooks Alexander: Bliss
Alfred @; Brimley A u; Born Benjamin E:
Brasner Penn; Bayman b F. Bond Charles
Bullock a Crane: BuckIy Fred A; Bates Geo
q; Bell Gilbert; bradley Henry; Baylies Hen
~; Brown Harrison; Busson H 5, 2; Bingham
henry Q; Eayior Horace; I Baldwin John; Bres-
10 eph Y; Bonnell B; Brophy John z;
Baldwin Johu; Bacon wv Sr; Baumann Ju.
hus; Bird j O or H b; Brooks John H; Brown
Bayless Lott ); Buzard Lambert; Burbridge l.:
Bohomoh Mitchell; Brewers Mr.; Bimchi Mr.;
Bryant N; Bell Richard p Rev; Bates II W;
Brown Robt; Brooks samuel; Bloom s M;
Brown Stanley A; Breckinridge NJ Junge;
Bsldwin Theodore r; Bryan Tho3 B; Burt F
III; Berguns VIM: Browning W w; Browning
w A; Bnrnen VIM, Briston Willi,m Il: Boyd
William; Browne w T.; Blaks VIM, Barnes
w H.
C-Colman Albert; Clark A h; Clarencey
Addi. on; Culcord A M; Ch IN bers A 8; Cole
man A N; Campton Charles f; Clark Charles
A; Carr Charles l.; Crane Capt; CaywarJ O e;
Clarcke Charles; Catiin @ H: Chipley Cb"rles;
Cooper David NJ; 20 & Davis; Carroll David;
Callahan Z d; Cortell Edward A; Csurthsy
Frank; Crawford Al Clement Horatio; Ger.
nan q SIOkOuo JO0Q d. C6T.
roll H; CLANCY Isaac; Cepley Irwin; Oowel
James F; Corysl Joseph z; Colclayer Joseph
i; Casey James; Comens James H; Clark Jas
II; Clark James X; CLARK b; Cox Jame,;
Glenn John Master: Carson Robert B Judge q
Cornick Richard d. Conrad X Hon; Cox
Richard +; ChapIn Thomas; 20 & Van Fleet;
Garlic w H; Colman w: Campbsll VIM W.:
Chandler Wn; Captain Wmi CovIngton VIM;
Ciarkson VIM II ClaPp VIM =; Cone, W II;
D-Denio @ b, 2; Dodson = b; Darby Edw;
Dahler F: Doud Frank A; Dennis Georgs w;
Dodge H N; Doppleb John s; Dallar J Z; Dun.
rington A: Daughton John; Davis h; Dick
inson L; Dune Micnl q; Dent ,on N p, 3; Dan.
iels p v; Downing Root; Dent samuel; Driggs
E~Eiot Edward; Eaton Frank W; Evans
Joseph Z: Eaton General John Jr; Ella Lucia;
Emanuel Matthew; Esiin Sami; Ebbersbaugh
E~FIoyd A n; Fox Add ion U DR.: Fisher
A J; Fairfax Chss; For-.ser Chss; Furtenet G;
Fitzgerald ID B; Fabrey D3nl; Fitzgerald Edw;
FELTON, Fraakliu; Farrsll NJ Sergt; Fsnni-
more q w Captlin; Frost Horace j: Jordan
n: 1o Ford issI Ens,sa u n; fordsn Mr.; F,n0.1 0s
Major; Foley Thomas T.; Fullington Winslow;
Farrow Will; Fowler walter; Flint Weston.
G-Gay Ballsy; Gregory = Gen; 0Teas
Eowaid; Goodne Geo; Goddard H J;Gaila&ner
Green Joel q; Green John Alfred; Greene
John q: Green John; Grillamare l. d ID;
Green Pbilander; Gallagher r H; 0artin Reem-
mey; Gle5ma1 Richard, Galloway B; Green
how r j; Godwen Wright.
H-Higes A r Capt. Harlon Authony; Her.
wifi Abram L; Hodees A q Col; Hyde B r;
Hun Q Q z: Hsys Cs,riss 2, A., Il; Haydsn 0has 8
Hubbard Dsnna L; Hasgerty 3; Harris r n
Capt: Holm Francis; Hicksnloopsr Gen; HoopaY
Geo: Hess Geo A; Harris Heroert; Heller H
Heirer Joseph 2; Hammond John; Howard
W; Hopkins J b: Hauser jacob Hunter John
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[By Bdnkers dad brokers Telegraph, James M
GdSs0Ddy, operator.
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds
In fone and foreign mr-xefs rs follows.
NEW YoRB, May li.-First Board-U. g. 81,
1881, coupon, 120h; 5.20's, l6o2. coupons. llss
ls04, coupons, lIsAi lsoa coupons, ll6x; lseS,
coupon, new, 1l7A; 62Os. l565, ooapon. NIX;
lol0's, coupons, lUek Pacific Nail s&x; ONO
Z Miss. Ceruncates, 33 4; Mariposa, - n. Attain
DC Mail, none; Canton. % 4; Cumberland, 30x
western Union Telegraph, AN; Quicksilvsr,
3; Boston Water Power, none; New York
Central, 1s1x; Hudson. l57S; Reading, 96k
michigan Central, lbs; Michigan Southern,
1861; Illinois Oentral, las; cleveland and
Pfttsburg, 93l; North west % 4; do. preferred,
1OlS; Cleveland & Toledo. noae; Rock Island
I2sA: Fert Wayne. none; Alton 4 Terra aaute,
ss; Toledo q Wabash, 7sX; Adams EXP,
81; Wells, Fargo & %. Express 33X; UnIted
States Express. GA American Express. &0x
Merchant' Union. l5R: Chicago e Alton, l57;
DO. prefsrred, l5sK. Market steady. Gold,
15ekalSsS.
TBy Cable.l
LoNpou, May IA, p. m--Oonsols, - K ae2X /;
Bonds, ek a5e- Illinois, 96as6 /; Erie. 2Ok aaOa |;
Atlantic. 25a25k.
FRANKFORT, p. m--Bonds, SAX.
LIVERPOOL 1 p. m.1Cotton quiet Sales
OF 5000 bales reported. Middling Uplands, IL !;
Middling Orleans, Tx. The Brokers' Circular
giv-s sales for week az $4,000 bales. Stock in
port, 81, ,009 bales. Of which $4,000 are Ameri-
can. Bombay shipments to LIST instant, 10000
bales. Manchester goods and fabrics firm.
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INDIAN DEPREDartoxS

CHIcAso. May li.-A telegram from South
Pass City says that on the 9th instant a bar OF
about thirty indians suddenly appeared an
Wind Rive Valley, and killed Frank More
house, VIM. RIO .des aid two Others. whose
names are unknown They Also drove on about
one hundred cs.tle and horsc 4. Ii is NOT kno En
whether the Indians were Sioux or E.nuocks
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MtNISTER REyERDY JOHNSoN'S
FAREWELL ADDRESs To QUEEN

LONDON, May BIN his farewell address 20
The Quo administer Reyerdy johnson conciud-
esoy saying;-"Thuste termiaatss a mission con
ducied on nv part with a zeal and q ielI,y
which iulfill 4 he Lester OF lustracf oas ciVao
me BY my GoyeTamest aud which almed d
promo the riga's, pr ~e~Ve tue hOror aud pro
mCte the Interests of nv conn ~
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STRIKE OF THE SHoEMAKrRs In NEW Yc

STRIKE OF THE SHoRMAKERs IN NEW YORK
A very extensive strike is now in progress
among the shoemakers of New York civ The
movement was inaugurafed by Lodge No. %.
knights OF ST. Crispin, .everal days ago. The
members OF this lodge are known as ..bench-
men," their work being confined TO the manu-
frcture OF mems boots and shoes. There are
about twenty-eight shops in the city from
wnlcn these men procure work, fourteen of
which firms have already acoeded to the de-
mands OF the men, while many others will
doubles do % wnen applied to. But two firms
nave thus far refused to comply with the de.
mands OF the men, and the workmen in these
shops have been ordered on strike. The
knights OF St Crispin is one Of the most DOW
erful trades organizations in this country Al.
tnough out about eighteenn months in exist
ence, the several lodges in the Ea3tern, West
ern and Southern States number in the aggre.
gate about fifty thousand men, OF which num-
Der there are about eighteen Thousand in this
city and vlciniy.-New York Tribune
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PACIFIC RAIIRoan.

SRRINGPIELn, Mass. May "A private Ifs-
patch 10 q Misunderstanding firm "a thts coy
states that eN -G oyernOr stanford I'D party he'd
reached Sacramento viii a IA a OF "a no agn
cars; having made the tap .rOm the head o :.
SAN Lake IN 30 hours.
The earnings Of he Central Pacific road fyr
April, amounted TO sioACC5, in coin
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New YORK money market works smooth
ly at SIX and seven per cent. In the market
for commercial paper an active business is re-
port,d q, with rates for prime accept inces at
seven 10 nine per Geni. The principal buyers
Government bonds continues in favor OF the
operators for a rise, who are assisted by q de.
mand to cover previous speculative sales.
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BRUCKMAKERS, STRIKE

PBILApELPHIA. May l,.-Three hundred aud
twenty-five brlckmakers, employed in nine
hrickya ards In this vicinity, hsve struck for
higher wsZes. "A formidable strike Is again ex-
pected At Hayrestraw: the bosses having re-
duced wages from q. 20 TO 81 and stating that
they will not give away.
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Balsinere marke,e, re.sav.

BAITINoRH. Msy H.-Ootton quiet ana
steady; Middling Uplands, 2s. Flour dull,
without change in pnce. wheat dull Valley
RED At Sl-sOaS2. Corn firm: receipts small;
prime white 81; prime yellow, s2ss3. Oats
oulli prime. IS. Rye dull At 81 .35asl.40. Pro-
visions unchanged. Pork, s3l.75. Bacon-Rlb
l9a2i. Lard, 1sal9s. Whiskey nrm ana scarce
at 99caSl
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COMMANDER f. p. MCCRRA has been OF.
dered TO command the Mouoclcy, Asiatic
squadron, aud Commander s. p. Garter has
been detached from the command of that ves-
sci, and o:der, to re urn home.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, May p.-Miilsrd Chapman,
brakesman on the Catasaqua and Fogelyiile
Railroad, was killed at Catrsaqua this morn
irg while attempting TO uncouple the cara The
deceased was q brother OF VIM. Chapman, the
superintendent OF the road
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BRRvRT MAJ. GEN. A. BECKwITH, Commits
slry Cf Subs ten ce, has pcen ordered to repair
to this city for consultation with the chief o
his Depart nent.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternssn's Dispatches.
GEN. SHERMAN On rHG COMPLETION
OF THE PACIFIC RAtLRoAD


PRonoNroRY POINT, UTAH. Nav E.-rne
following messare, rCce.yed from Gea Sser-
man, has been furnished Cor publIcltOa.
"WAsHISGroS, ID. C.. Msy ll-TS Gsseral q
N DOdy., Ckisf EnSiReer :-aiog Pae.Cc Rail
rOad,-four dispatch OF the ioth IL received.
In common WITH millions sit yesterday snd
heard the mystic taps OF the tele rraphie
battery announce the mailing OF the last
spike In toe great Pacific railroNd. To-
deed am its friend. Yea. clam ye; 20
be part OF At; for early in the year
ls54, was Vice President OF the eiori esgu q
In San Francisco, under q contract with Roo
inson, Seymour a 90. As loon as General
Thomas makes the preliminary Inspection of
bis new command on the Pacific Will 60 out.
and i need not say with how different feel
isys from those i experienced In lsiS wher
the only way 20 California was oy sea-
arourd Cape Horn, taking our SHIPS los DAYS.
All honor To you Durant JACK aud Dan
Easement Reed and the thousands OF brave
fellows who have fought out this glorious na-
tionsl problem In spite Of &c ert-, storms, To-
disns. doubts OF ;he iocrrdu tons. and All the
oostrcles which yoa bave now happily sur
mounted. W. T. SRsRMAS, Geueral.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MANHOOD.

medical essay on the Cause and Cure of pre-
msture decline In man, the treatment OF Nervous
and Physical debility, &e.
There 1lengber Of soriefy By uho,u tkis book
triIi be found xsefxL rhefhs, sxef peyson holds
re relattoS O Pa,est, Precepfor or Clergyman ~
MEDICAL fIMHs AND GAZETTE.
sent BY mail on receipt Of fifty cents. Add,sss
the Author, DR.. =. DEF. Curtis, IS North Uhsrles
st., Baltimore. nv lS.iy
SPECIAL NOTICE DIR. Curtis begs TO notify
siys practice in Baltimore, he viii in future Se
able TO devote only the following days 70 their in.
terests and can be consulted cn SATURDAYS
rear Of Willardh 4 otel.
SPECIALITY treatment and cure Of Nervous
Debility. and all diseases arising from abuses OF
the ~ stem my la 3W
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SECRETARY BoRIR has returned from his re.
cent visit to p Philadelphia, and was at the Navy
Department to. day.
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wall Street Ts.dav.

NEW YORK, May H.-Stocks active. with
prices steady. Money easy Al 6a7 per cent
Sterling Exchange. 81. Gold, 3sx. 5-s0's, 1861
coupons, l9A. IO-4O's. coupons, So. Norm
Carolina's, cox: do new, 55H. VirgInis's, ex-
coupon. So; 90. new, 6lt.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Washinsten City Fest
Office, Friday, May II, 1865.

~To obtain any of these letters, the apph-
cant must call for advertised Letters, giving
the date of the list.
SIfno, called for within one month they
will be sent 70 the Dead Letter Once.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
OPEN EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
THE GREAT MUSEUM OF ART.
The GRsSDEST Triumph OF INGENUITY
AND THE MOST POPULAR ENHJBI-
TIOS FNSR INThpBTCFD BIZ
FORE The AMERICAN

TBE GRiNDEsT TRiINPH OF INGEkT ITY,
TIGS TyER INTHonTCFD Ba
FORE The AMERICAN
PUBLIC.
This Novel and Besutiful exbfbi ion consists of
MODELS OF ESTIsE CITIES AND VII
LANDSCAPES. Sea and River views Battle Scenes
Fisures and Perso-s ehiiv-oeN vitH representa-
fions Of Shipping NeclsHisTn. and the Ingenuity
Of fmsD to such re rec tha, they will 40 any thins
place Diorams, but consists Of more than
10000 CARVED MOVING LIFE LIKE
MODELS
OF Nh, Women and Children of all Nations;
Horses. Cows, sheep, Goats. swine. Esquimanx
Fer- aud Bears of all Countries; Birds Of all de-
with Stores, Dwellings. sctories and Work. sheps
with the Operatives at work and the Machinery
hlbi .iOn may lie Justly sty led
WORLD WITHIN WORLD
With everything moving perfectly life-l like and
na'ural. even TO the Sun, Moon, and Stars, and
IN % P1esen'ins 81 mi % ss, Exhibition to the citizen, of
this city: the Manager feels confident in saying.
that for Mechanical Skill and Accuracy, Scene aud
Life lie and Natural Movemsnts. no Exhib,tion
has ever been presented TO the public that could
ms:Is With tn IL It Will be found study for the
brsced the talent and laber of the irst minds in
Paris and LoncOn for the last forty a We years
Panoramss sink into insignihcancs when COM
pared with this immsns se work OF Art. The effects
are produced neither by trans srencies by lat
scene pa,niiues but by the most finished models.
move ban IS go in number, which were carved by
hand and are regulated end moved by the mo.t
intricate machinery. Good Music, both vocal and
Tickeis so Cents No extra charge for Reserved
hATiNEEs wtPNEsPAY PSEs2doxsN AND SATURDAY
myll-n PARMER. Business Manager
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VIRGINIA MILITARY APPoIkrNENrs.-Gen

VIRGINIA MILITARY YAPPoIKrMRyrs.-Ge
Canoy nss announced the following appoint
ments: o. NJ. Dorman, Judge of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals vice X. q. L. Moncure. re-
moved from ofiCe. John M. Chapman, Judge
OF the Eighth judicial Circuit, vice John
Critcher, removed rom office. r. B. Foster.
Judge OF the Corpor alton Court Of Norfolk
city, vice o. M. Dorrap, appointed Judge of
the Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia.
George n: Blackjack, collector OF taxes, north
ern district Of Alexandra county, vice I
O'Neil, appointed sheriff. r. B. Stiilsou. Com.
monwealth's Attorney of Alexandra county:
vice s. +. Leach resjgrod. J. L Anelrn, clerk
OF the County Court Of Patrick county, vice
I. @. Rucker, removed rom Office Oharl~s
X. Bingham, tire csurer for the city of Lynch.
burg. vice w. w. Norvell removed from OF.
nee. Henry Pendleton, high constable for
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKNUK.-The receipts te.day
from this source were S1C9,i391
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THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE CABINET
was held to-day, all the members present
This forenoon Senator Trumbull, Representa-
tive Schofeld, and several Others had inter.
views with the Ex; cutiye.
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DHArH By SUFPoCArIoH-we learn that
Mr. Alexander Kelly, Of Harper's Ferry, came
10 his death by sufoc ltion on Monday uirht
last he slept In his store that night, and, II is
winch means his bed was fired. The bed was
destroyed and the f1oor partly burned. He was
found dead about f1ve O'Clock on Tuesday
former also dead. and the dog nearly 90. Mr..
Kelly was about MY years OF age, and man
OF family.-CAarlsstoua Free Pres.
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NEW YORK, May H.-Flour 5aIO cents lower.
Wheat dull and cent lower. Corn 2a3 cents
better
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w AsHINGToN OIrY GARDEN,


ERNEST LtEFFLER having returned from
Europe would respectfully announce that . n
lie has sgain taken charge OF the above vcAV
Sell known Girden, snd fitted 10 up in u. I
the msss complete style for the comfort and pirs >
rre of the public ii being his desire 70 offer to
the respectable porteR Of the citizens OF Washfpg
iou place Of re ort and smusement, (srch as We
uset with In Europe, particularly in Germany }
where every gentleman cas- brfn e his family with
out apprehension Of f'sorderly and ruue iuterrup.
uon, he will be exceed 'nyly CAREFUL thas no i'm.
pr-per characters shall be admi. led. or the coed
oorttr and guiet Of the Garden disturbed. ~AD-
MISSION FREE.
GRAND CONCERT EVERY THURSDAY AZ
TERNOOS, COmmelcing at 4 o'clock. 10 cents
admission.
alt being the determin alton OF the proprietor
lat his Garden shall be of the first clas- Ii an
only BE- had for Pic Mics &c by parties of the frst
respectAbinty. IChron Int ,RepkExpI my Hot
No 80 oH AND ssLr ioA NO Ase
SIEEET. AT MABkRITEBS, fSrRERr
No. $50 seventh street, tetween and e streets,
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheice OIL Paintings, Enerayings, Chronos, &c.
Also, Lsrsest Stock PsRsrh.nginss; window
Shades. Picture Frames, Picture cord and fas
sis. Rings, Mails, &C.. In The District Terms
CASH. Please Remember Name and Number.
sp24y
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viii scon resume active operations, the result.
of which we shall try to have reported In due
season for the readers OF TIE STAR. Mean.
while, In view Of the brusQueness Of some of
the officials with whom she has had TO deal IL
Is 10 be regretted that Mr.. Stanton 10 no longer
aithe head Of Department. We think the
Doctor would find HIM pleasant gentleman TO
get office from.
PRESENTATION or PoLICENAN's BATON
TO PRESIDENT GRANT-Letu as hare Pedcs.-This
forenoon Mr.. Joseph McCord, OF Boston, had
an interview with he President and pre- -ented
10 i'm beautiful rosewood b-ton, with rattle
and whistle combined, heavily mounted with
silver and bearing the following inscript,op.
"Joseph McCord, inventor. Let us have
Peace Presented 10 Gent s. Graut. Pres
ident of the United States, AprJ Eth, Is6a. :"
This baton Is very ingenious piece OF mechan-
ism.
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RHR PAIN killer

30 Justly celebrated. was introduced to the uubli,
about twenty nve years ago, and now enjoys !
popularity uneQuallsd by any other medicine VoI
the cure Of diptheria, dysentery, cholera morbus
rheumatism, coughs and colds, scslds, bur ns, etc
II 10 without an equal. Sold by all the princips
druggists.-Daity PldiadealeY, Cerelasd, OaiO
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PRISON DIecIrLrI, Hfc.-rhe New York
Journal OF Oommerce endorses the new idsa
IN prison reform. namely, the commutation Of
puniahment a. areWard for the exemplary be-
hayior Of convicts, aad as Q means Of dkscipltns
IN habits OF industry and virtue. TAe co1mn.
tAtion laws have beon adopted in twenty Snsss
q TIE Union, and there 10 also Unissd s5sssss
StAfute OF The same purport bearing upoa Per.
sons convictsd upon offences agAins ths Unsts1
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MEMS FROM CIRA

Ofnct1l DeSpatches from Admiral Hofe-
He does not take n Rose olor view Of
the eReyolntion-Bad Prospec, for the In
surSent>-in. .ctiyity, Dissatisi &C Ion and
bisorsa
Dispatches Were mis- morning recs we'd Al
the Navy Department from Rear Admiral,
Hof, commanding North Atlantic SQUADRON
dated Flagship Contoocook, Havana. MAY g.
1863, stating that he was about 10 leaye there
for Key Wet to relieve the Upit>d States
seamer NarraganseJt. He had received infor-
nation from Commander FiIIeorown II II the
English steamer S1lv:dor, (suppo> cd Cuban
privat~er.) that he he'd ben watching Tor
tome time at the instance of tue Government,
had cleorcd for St Thomas, via Nassau, without
arms or munitions OF war OF any de r.ption
Every hing wss remarkably quiet. The
Spanish authorities seemed confident of sup-
pres sing the rebellion before the expiration OF
the year The rainy seIson now coming on
preclude the possibility OF any active opera
tons. The probability rs that no news OF i'm.
portance from the interior, Of the movements
OF either party, will be received at pre- 'ent In
conversation with Cabans who were at one
tine sanguine OF success, he found that those
about Hr vana were di. satisfied, from tue fact,
that the revo ution had not been conducted in
amanner TO coincide with their views There
is little or no organization among them, al.
though they claim that the Cause of their
present inactivity is owing to the forces being
exercised and instructed in the use OF arms
preparatory TO an active campaign at the close
OF the rainy season. General O. r.pedes
and Quesada are acting independently, and
have their own separate forces and adherents.
Mr.. Hall, our Consul General, and the Com
modore Of the English fleet TEEN TO think that
the insurrection is being crushed, and tnat in a
few weeks 1t will consist Of nothing but irrer-
ular bands Of outlaws scattered through the
interior. The Peruvian monitor Mouce
Capac," reported as lost, has arrived an 81.
Thomas, and the crew Of her con yoy, the Mon
terey. sunk some time since by a collision.
sailed from Havana on the 5th instant in a
French steamer bound to New Orleans. The
Spanish Admiral, English Commodore, and
Captains of Swedish, Nor,h German and
Dutch men-of-war, have arrived within the
week called, and he customary salutes, mill
tary honors, courtesies, &C., EXCHANGED
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osvsrnne.s seeur,ese.

WAsHIueroH, May IL, l5os.-Jay Cooke q
20. furnish the following auotatisns OF Gov.
eminent eecurttea:
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Baltimore Stock Market To-Day.

BALTIMORE, May N.-Virginia sixes, old in
scribed, 5OS bid, 50k asked; do. 1s66. IS bid,
IS asked; North Carolinas, new, IS bid, s56
asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-14

ATTHMPTRD RAPE AND MURDRR BY A Jur.
I'D LoyKE-He Commtts Sacide.-In BROOKLYN,
New York, yesterday morning, al > o'cIocf a
young man named Samuel ID. Talbot, lately of
Boston. attempted the life of young lady who
had rejected his suit aud afterwards killed
nimsef. IL appears that he first obtained ac-
cess to the bed room OF Miss Scribner. Who soma
lime since rejected his proposal of marriage,
and attempted to outrage her; but she awoke,
strongly resisted HIM, broke away and fed
from the chamber Talbot then ran to another
room, obtained a revolver, and went 10 the
room IN which Miss Scribner had taken refuge.
and fired at her, the bail grazing her temple
and lodging in tue wall. He fired again. the
ball passing through her left hand aud
burying itself in her wrist, from which il has
since been extracted. Talbot then rushed 10
his own room, put the pistol to his head and
blew out his brains. The inmates thought
burglars were in the house. Talbot,s bodv
was sent to his relatives in Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-14

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