Glasgow Courier. — 1864-05-12 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

TELEGRAPH.  LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING.  AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE. Liverpool, Wednesday —The Liverpool, New. York, from Ph,iladelphia• Co.'s screw-steamer City of Baltimore m New York on the 30th ult., has arrived. Reports from th New York, April 30. e Potomac army yesterday state that 4 brigade of cavalry, under General Davis, made a rernnaisance to Madison Court-House on Thursday, but found no force in that direction, except a small party of rebels, Whom they took prisoners. A draft is announced 0 take place at New Jersey on the 3d of May, to make a deficiency of 8350 men on two previous calls. No 11.0 re fighting on the Red River up to the 20th instant is lOVll3rteil- The enemy marched on Grand Ecore on the and General Banks was going to meet them. Aumiral Dahl lesto gren has resumed his command at Charkhan. A memorial from the citizens of Wisconsin, ing for an increase of 10 per cent. on the duty on reittleegil. wool, has been referred to the Finance Com„II. Confederates are said to be marching on Grand rretha Gneneral Banks' losses in the late campaign are irger r'as at first reported. No movement is exeted to be made by General Grant for several days. t "terdav, General Burnside visited Grant's headquarTiie Confederates are withdrawing troops from t(l,l!.arters to reinforce Lee. The Senate has passed a increasing import duties 50 per cent. for 60 days. _ I_Atters from Admiral Porter represent Banks' expoNoMition as a disastrous failure. He lost 4000 prisoners, in Ma, one first-class gunboat, and one million dollars r, greenbacks. The latest advices state that the Conferl a k ltes are marching to attack Grand. Ecore. General (414e3 L'L,s is Strongly entrenched at that place. The Courrier p;!tors states that there is no disagreement beea the Federal and French Governments on the 'T‘hrnond tobacco question. Exlrataercial. —Money easier; gold 79 per cent premium. allgo an London—bankers' bills, 179. Stocks dull 113,1 York Central, 136; Illinois shares, 127 i; Erie, -4; u Per Cent "United States Bonds, 114  [Times' Telegram.] he New York, April 29. ton f erate attack upon Newbern and Washing. the, °a ed ' nrth Carolina, is believed to have been postponed, fr cePture of Plymouth having relieved Richmond tila the danger of a Federal surprise from that directo „ .Tlie assertion that General Banks is preparing from" p. advance advance is generally discredited, and letters st',silY cksburg declare that the Confederates will ai„ attack him at Grand Core. General Wallace iii 45altitno1e has confiscated to the revenue all property fedll4l7land belonging to the residents in the Conwtput Zrate States• Mr Chase has returned to Washington gal visiting New York. The French ships that hieV from Fortress Monro to fetch away the tobacco at r t m'ec'rld belonginc, to the French Government have by order of the French charge d'affatrs, and le.quest of the Federal Goveriiment; the reason riviel.""u la the inopportuneness of their presence in the  . New York, April 30, 11 A.M. gi,ia active operations by either of the armies in Virfed.,_a,re likely to commence for some days. The Conon, ",.sea are strengthening and extending their works the "e naPidan. General HaHeck has been assigned to Lithe'luitand of the Cavalry Bureau at Washington. banenhowen (not Donahow) has been acquitted eha e murder of Mr Grey, of the British ship Saxon. teLer!e2; of personal corruption against Mr Chase were in the House of Representatives yestyesterday,Win 11‘1111.1ch violence and recrimination.; an investigation 1793"" demanded by the Domocrattc leaders. Gold t.