The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1864, Page 8

8 FIVE DA NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 165, 1864.—WITH SUPPLEMENT. ae LATER FROM EUROPE, | Sorsiistcn. succinct Me creesntettee | THE BOUNTY BROKER'S TRIAL. | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | 22? E ist a. 8 511) Cent full stock. . 128) m i atta ff | GEN PRINS VISIT TO THE UNTED STATES, =o ~ India and China. oi at Interes Pacts in a ta ata ed ino & ¢ fom tee aLcurta, Feb. 10, 1868. Casem Napoleon Moxpay, March 14—6 P. w. 3x) 1900 1 Cen BK scrip. 14 ~~ cr goed: b . 14d. Fretghts rather . boo c eens ARRIVAL OF THE JURA AT PORTLAND pen ete ae NE TE Te om the Stand—fhe Jury Pind a Ver- | The stock morket at the openiog this morning tookea | 100 ff fov0 + 1 ' —— ; eaiileiig: dus: Se, ict ef Guiity, &e., de, ragher shaky, and there were strona indications of@s | 400) mg Bic | A Spanish Officer’s Opinio of oz or ee Cia weTgtuscbanged, Rrcbasge 18, a's 6d. "Preighe coe Dear fm price; but wa the Kay navancod contdanc | ba Ww dae. He pinion <2" se ,| 8 Bogan: ¥ Panna became partially restored, aad the decline at the earl iy Itt Ces sai deo." Baa) the Union Armi Caxrox, Jan. 20, 1864. Before Recorder Rogan. ' carly | 17% Bout Cen can ae 9 Tmiles. ; Mr. Masen, the Rebel Envey, a Girtinge uochanged. Exchange $8. 4. ‘ Maney 14.—The trial of James K. Cooke, ihe Dounty pang ao ome ie “ ws anes haa Fs bg led ar —— roker, op a char i3ing $250 been pated. wi ‘sales 5 , We ten ten ee: Lawley, ef the London Times, a aad ey a OY silgoa Ar dag a9 com rsp papa om Saturday, New York Coutrai (oli bi Ere ailroaa | 12 % F Ma MIR iu . J sa 4 wet hides 274 Woo! active ana | 4 Crowded cotfet ropm attested to the ieerest exested by aniee gis 1%, Hudson River 234, Hurient 3,5 + | $02 | What He Thinks [i Genera§ Negotiating for Recegnition. tr Plgar vorainas, 2P@I8D1s lower, at Unis cave, District attormey A. Oakey Hal contisued the [T° BS 4; Michigan Central 4%, Michigan Soutuorn 34, | Yoe | “=== ae cae je - po Mend “ IDE, ° ” r ie ree OT Dry amenena mas 26 AS, ot anaeg OY pwc Uj nme 2° ent Pamen Tre | Qc a Covalind Ket runes acne | George B, Motiellan, = Coslee 14300 for good Orats same ae ka! one atte OF the Aatutaos Genarn'e efion, bo wottes | ggcg ile and PraicioduChlens, Pittsburs = x ” 3 Fa atthe accused, James K Cooke, bad never been at | oo ee! re 4 ud | 29 TRE SHOOTIN N THE BARK SAXON senmreress tacte “ Fort Wayne 236, Ailou add Torre Haute 3, 850 7 vis Sieekenvhle, anda oe ane lateatebiiat. “si shee IO wh ee ays. | Northwestera 32, Pacitic Mail 6, Cumbsr sng iy Bh 45 American Works Worthy of r : te ‘ : ar liver Mining 2%. Af? ies e aera or ee ereciaienad renee Gala, dence @ paper bearing the signatnze of the assistant Quictate a i 1b oard tho market ral- Fs the Romans. Fad The All ion Enliat: t to deliver up thelr arms. > | Adjutant General, J. B. Sromabouse, tm which auitoriiy | Utd M4 PTiC88 Ceame restored. The closing quotations 4 @ Alleged Union Enlistments is also stated that, the Austrian forces 10 notin given 0 ynmes R. Cooke to raise company for ine | *re’—For Erle Railroad 12434, Hudson River 1604, Har- manners : Dave been ré 40 180,000, and pi 00 * OP Tootin, Thirteenth reg’, Jem 160, Michigan Southern 110, Reading 188%, Chicago in Ireland, ‘uming the commar << 8? footing, wth rayimeut New York Volunteer cavalry. me, Ns , dy Seen sey, STE ee : a Guettion by Dietrick !0rB6y—Tpat anthertntin doce | SR¢ Nortbwostoro 3, Pitsburg and Fork Wayne 12734, | Hag "i ” The Deeds of the Army of the sespreroaer’ Commercial Intelligence. ee aa nasa Ba, contestant As No, at rH Mitaop Uesteal is, cucveand tad Piltabung ite | Sp Baca ea - Potomac ‘ t , authority been ren Yes, ‘air, . . Copake Lron Mines, Y a F THE LONDON MONEY MARKET. Ser ented? A Vos, sir, ~ soal tre Earl Granville’s Opinion of the | me funds onthe 24 of Maren showod tacroasod dun. | ,cR the Thirteenth regime’ filed up? A. NO.2%¢. _ f and Chicago and Rock Island 124. $3 Smayions Coal Os ie f 5 Feni Brotherhood pew. | There: rece: ful demand for discount ai tae Bank, | aguai for pereuns, with on ala it Sot Bstomary 208 Government securities were irregular and lower, Th +3 Quicksilver ‘Mig Go | rf p r . ure. «2 tbo author! ven ja " Pi t Cerrina 6r4 vases (From the London Times (city article) March 4.) Oe te ent orm? A. Yes, ei Gve-twenty coupon bonds sold for 108%, the Fextatered | 160 minnesoia Mig Go. By" How Far America is Ahead of jusiness in the various et Marketa yesterday was | the United RUthority of the Stat> or by authority of | sixes of 1881 for 112 and the coupons for 11136, the sevon ° Mariposa M'g Co, Maximilian Hesitates About | of imporiance bas transpired. The feeling in regard wae Blunt, the Napoleon of recruiting, being | Currency certificates at 99)¢. % ~~ Mexico. ‘ Oe eee. ee ore ae copecisiiy ax Paria fag. { balled to Whe stand, testified to nis signature oo 4 paper Goid opened at 160% and run up to 161%, butatter- | General _ . a ‘alt ory show fur! , + | moaning # id Mt OD the 11D or 120 arag fell one per cent, and tho market became fiat for Ly Prim and. : aan the Stock Pachtngs ie rye ofimeney we £000 the Decent ith noe YO ee ee bd sap doco 0 ’ por Ms zs a ity jor | a ~F SO cheep tees shares 17 rs discount, F: ‘a beter ho mas pat We recent bie money nec Oe Exchange was dull at 175 for sterling bills, aos pa sees * : es a larch 2). -4@ abares | signed the certificate juced In court; ‘asked ir tstant Treasurer beg &. , &e. Fighting Suspended in'Bobles- | “cstos sa Wediesay,Ttarcn, ony Ecos whciver bo bad, commiason in December w2c> | 00 ee png ert au te 1 no gaaae: 2M : Doe a s0VTeToes vee e 5 833,848, lo eago ng | st i Conse % » March 4, 1864. Beor'’s uniform, he replied that pe had aright to wear | Recoipte from ou: 000 | 100 Brie RR. 00 ae 10 60 h belo highly {nterest! rt wig -Holstein. bas ieee Baretboe “Meee * ae bution 0 ne the clothes he paid for, Paated a Sooke chai there more From other sources, + 11,668,212 00 5) Chie Py W prefa. - ied Pande wer patel ‘aa piri ot — pecan . . tral ebares 17 & | many compiaints made about him 4 @ off.ce a oe. eee ee eae te tobe set) rae unwilling to let hig have any more Fa 0.4 Leamohsonnt oh [trarsl rapedier diesaparde pores tor oarennt THB LIVBRPC . eeenes r do. 800 Chic & Aiton RR... 83 | visited this country The article, wi as been traps- Mussia aud Prussia io a “Holy ‘The Brokers’ © es fob ovorenn NT Ite) czamlond oy o.Juge Deut jhe er el ‘ gasamson0 | 1 ¢ toy MATIGgA KO Mat PF TS | tated for cur columns, is well worthy of careful pe we ft io Mh A he \. | % SMe meeereeeenrwernee tee rr weveee “ “ Alliance.” ‘| ge ,000 balee, op “KONE Tevorte, ihe sales of the week at | plaining the modus operands of his office, Me Blual «Ald |} proposition, which will probably be edopted, la before rusal, and we therefore give !t entiro:— 7,000 for export. The leh ‘were on speculation and | he must confess tbat bounty brokers bad been “oth | tng poard Ot Directors of the Erie Railroad Company to Mapai, Feb, 12, 1864. HSS Sa SSeS are ‘jd. lower for Amor’ «+ Bas been dull and prices | useful and necossary. Tho military Importance of the United States had been: Surata—the groater de @3a and 3d. a 1d. lower for OF Blunt en yen oe 10. ee tas ibe result | Pay quarterly dividends of two anda half per cent. The r The sales to-day (F _ vifwe being on the lower qnalities his experionce, that just ag any men | earnings of the road during the present year, it is esti- England and France, with the Italians, Zean- | 3°? thn ood <? aday) are estimated tt 6,000 balos, | could’ be got for ' one bundred - doltars. as to rented @lligiegees case mea tmute ant Chiesa el untiLthe breaking out of the war between tho Northerm i i arket cl af@ to speculators and exporters—the | three bundre: provided the money was g! Se s 3 i dinavians, Hungarians, Poles and Turks, quotations ar” qeet and’ unobanged, The authorized fo inem in thé right shape, which shoud be in eingis | tons of doltars, which will net twenty-five por cent. Ten Sates at the Public Board. Lat acca reo Patel ean dad aad i 4 ag i 26% 4., Up’ —Middling Orleans, 27d.; Mobdites, | dollar bill, would noi ewoRr’ postiively tbat be (Blvot) | per ent of the amount It is proposed to divide amon; : Le-past THRE (O°¢ , Likely to Form a League of Liberation, +" ands, 205d. The stock 13 ‘arts a ontinihted “i badasked'bcoke. eheinee the raceme aan eraccioes Lis | perpen & | £0) she Brio BR. Ag Fo Wd g tov = 8 | shopkeepers, occupying ttself principally in increasing 100 unknown In Spstn and in Ruropo, except in England, at 241,00 the stockholders quarterly, commencing on the Ist of | 200 Hud Riv RR e 100 Meine MOA A dalet, of which 23,500 are American, money 20) Harlem RR.... do ommerce 60 as Loangment its wealth, without takin, aon Ren ke MANCHESTEB TRADE REPORT. ‘The case for the prosecution was here decinred closed | May mext, and the fifteen per gent balance will be appro- | 20) co. ‘ 5) Pac Mail SS C. ee si fh iv k » Lrverpoon, Maroh 8, 1864. Ex-Judge Dean then moved that the Rocorder direct tbe | priated towards increasing the facilities of the road. 2) do... .. 200 Conton Co any caro whatever of its military affairs, Because ita a i i jury to uit, aB the evidence bad oO} sustained ihe i 100 Harlem RR pr ) a permanent army—reduced to @ fow thousands of men. + - - Tee Mavohester market ts very dull, and prices tend | Jury to acauib, Annexed are the totals of all the weekly statements of | 5%) Reading RR 100 CumberlandGoai id Porrianp, March 14, 1864. owsward, charge to the tndictment, baled Danke of (la is hinh bars bel 200 ADsi ees 100 American Coal G¢ intended to defend the frontiers—was not to be seem ‘The eteamsbip Jura, Captain Alton, which left Li LIVERPOOL BREADSTUPFS MARKET. Pico orboryeriy ‘hal ue such motion could be onter. | the associated banks of this city which have been made S00 Mich So E NTR. 9” 200 Quicksilver Mg C in the parks and public streets of its great cities; be- yon the afternoon of the Sd, aud Londonderry fF |] | Richardson. Spence & Oo. and Wakellold, Nash & Co. | ‘EIN Ci Ah spening ime caso for the defence, al. | “00 the commencement of the prosent year:— 400 litinols Genitral RH 196% 10) Marip:aa ‘Nz Go". cauge tho foreigner, on arriving in New Orleans, Now = : : tes pach @® the | Teport flour very dull and easier. Wheat tending dows | Ex Judg Paty = . r Loans, Specte, Circulation, Deposits. | 29) 11 %5 1a 20) Banks Oo Lead Go. 3 ath fost , arrived here at forty mmmutes pashf | | ward and very dull, red Westorn 88 a 88. 10d. Corn fas, | 1uded to the fact saat compisinagt’s game, a8 wrilted 'D | san 9, gy74,714,465 26,161,085 6,103,881 140,260,356 | 6m Cleve & Tol HH... 147 bo) Nashua Copper V8 | York, Philadetphia, or even in Washington, did noS tkis 6 {eruoon. a and tending downward; mixed 28s. 6d. a 288. 9d, Siaheoeas. See Mt} Jan. 73,000/701 26,122,002 6.037.546 134,881,977 | 100 Chi & Rock I Ri Bx 1000 1 any whore observe sentinels, guards or escoris; nor could te : or the trial that his game was Robison On that point ne | 4 Me oo dtd. 20'aea'204. G.OOS182 150311 O46 | LO) chia N WBE 63° 250) Canad i I¢ ts stated that the direction of the ¢ » LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET. abould ask bis them to acquit. Another | 2&2 165,991,1 1898 008 aaa 300 Pitts, FUW&ChI RE 127: 1000 8 | he wituess those brilliant parades, made up of magnifle ice + -#MVAY Me appeas | The sanie authorities report beet steady — Porkt firm. Nhe tebe teats oi Jan, 23.. 162,925,888 24,0 130,130,283 | § , FLW aCh § : iss 4 : fur apuspeusion of Ubeir service I ¥ fatal error in efact that the com. | 4) ‘ 130'68 300 Mii &PduChiea RR 50.) 7% | cent battalions, squadrobs and eplendid batteries, of 4® Jone, end tn the | Bacon iusctive, Butter dull, and inferior quailtios tower | fate! errar in The indieten e tid stated te him cai ne | 780. 90-. 162,206,896 1685.415 | Sy Vi AA auch ree ooosRCkOGCIe OF 5 5 aneTeen? AN LERNER ES evi eceitilen Toe ee ene ram rai: fag a captain {o the Sixth regiment New York Votunicer | Feb 6. SE ee a 76 Ino do. which the nations of Europe make such ostentatious dis- wafer of the eervice. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. cavalry, for which regimeot be was raising acompauy by | Fe>- 18 9,000 521 an; 4646 $5, 20000 ac lay—it was believed, J say, that in that countay thero Ashes quiet at 328. 34s for pots Sugar tends up- | Stinoriy of the Coited states, which every one pl taem | Led.20.. 168,802,038 22.628.018 6,008,804 94 UNO a m ‘was not, nor could there be, apy military element; and thie Idea was carried to such an extent that any nation of Bus rope considered itself capable of measuring its arms wit, 174,928,205 22,301,687 182,265,483 21,220,653 159,757,746 20,750,405 The proceedings tn Par - % ” ammwent be 2 i ward. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet. Hemp | fy wn wag (ies; anit hed bead wrowadithaneorn wholly unimportant. ent on the 2 inst. were | itive and dearer. Linseed ol firm. Rosin inactive. | Must kuow wi woth fia geben secant tbat the régiments were ralsod under the authority of the The King of the !” Spirits turpentive quiet and steady, Petroleum dull; | state government. Counee!, after commenting on other EB 8 CITY COMMEKCIAL REPORT. atzinns arvived in Bugland on the 2d, | uo sales. iets tn the indictment, proceeded to call witnesses for | —The differences between the tast statement and that of Moxpay, March 14—6 P, M. to attend tbe cP ey ening of the Pringe of Wales’ son, LONDON MARERTS. Tee datencn: ah ie gear igee reas anrallomare Asnrs.—Receipts, 83 bbls. Market steady, with smal! | the great people of Wrestunsten. Ty neers. e rere Sit Row” (1914 yas cecigned the Secrotaryship of the | , Breadstuite very duil. Sugar still advancing. Coffee | Wm. 7. Hall was eworn, and testified that he was a sales at $8 8734 and $1U for pots aud pearls. fa! as erroneous, was suppor y the insignificance Post Of 6, and retires from pubic Nive Sin tom Tallon rune Linseed ollatendy at 305 04 Re ne ee ae eee reaper Ea Doorease inspects nas Breapstuvrs.—Receipts, 12,047 bbls, flour, 1,927 bags corn | the naval force which that people maintained in times of yw = , ‘allow steat in at t of * J if = i Realt Ms Peat Aeeeariian ee, To eee eet Caniaat ten Li pecrpeee to etraalalion ! “yal4aa | meal, 3,643 bushels wheat, 24,617 do. corn, 9,868 do onts, $5) | peace, which, according to careless and thoughtless per a Wim Brown, Baronet, bead of the well known LivERPooL, March 4, 1864. of the clerk whether there was any particular regiment | /ncrease in deposits. + 9,121,082 | do rye, and 3,037 do, barley malt, The market for State and | gons, it was not possible for them to increase if any Breadstuffs are heavy and tend downward, al! qualities | he desired to jein; Cooke ak Recnn)Gitay OG., tiet totte swered for him that bo do | —And tho following figures show the differences between | Western flour continued dull and depressed forall kinds | serious danger should threaten the country, because the est, ee ere me Se) Soe dbarkettowagr, Wheat iancive at Idea 2h de | Re*tnoufy jus ine sath ogimeat, Gookettoen asked | (D6 24 of January report and te statement made on | ext siete wipers and low oxy, chsh ae fn demand al | stale wan not in possession of immenso and therefore ‘Voe English ministers eecaped defeat on mare party | live per cenial, Flour dull at easier rates. Indian coro | whether that was one of the regiments for which the | Saturday last low figure. Other kinds were about 6c. off, though | UY arsenals like those we see in Woolwich, 3d, lower emium was paid, aud the clerk eand it was; there was | Tocrease in loans. 18,048,281 Toulon and LaCaracca, But it was not taken into accoun’ ‘iviston in the Myuse of Coss:onsytby a majority of one | “ Provisions quiet and tending downward. Hothing said about Cooke belonging to tho Slain rogiment; | Decrease im specie, sr sitigao | the market closed Grmer than {t opened, tadueuced iat winks country, is 0 eckueywedide Of i6l:pdtltlantiand waly. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT—MARCH 4, if recruits bad no preference to join auy particular caval- | Decrease in clroulati by the slight upward turn in gold. Tne demand was 5 thetday's sales footing up 7,000 bbls | administrative organization, every citizen employs hid e its ad- | ry regiment they recommended the Sixth regiment, Increase in deposits. 27,794:121 | chieny for bome wu: ery little ue i orion es . dir hat car pyar a rrmtearl The Commissioners of the Twolfth National Bank of | The market for Cana jd Southern our was also dul | time, his {intelligence and bis wealth in the way thad business golug on, er in the oflice, Edwar a Fogiment, and depressed, with sales of 400 Lbla of the former i orna. of the Great Faster GLASGOW IRON MARKET—MARCH 4. and, besides that, ft was a good one; Cooke did got say | this city (uot the Tenth, aa was first contemplated,) | [O" Orti cate In tye four no sales of importance trams, | eee a a eae pe gc No. 1, 57s, a 878 64.; mixed Nos. warrants, 67s. 73,4 | anything to induce Robinsoa to join the Sixth cavatry re- | bave awarded the stock aud called for an instalment of | Sireq. “Corn mcal wad dealt in tothe catent nto shires, | Monts are manufactured, and guns, cannon, and every 578. 94., No 8, 56s, a 563, 64 Market quiet. iment. the District Attpruey--taft ate, | SDI Ber cemt, payablo at tho oflco of Messrs. George 8. Qo'ls tor Brandywine aud $3 25 a $5 3) for Jersey. "We | engine of war constructed without tmpediment or pro> Ad Auxiliary Department to the United States Sanitary | _ Market very dull, ana if there be auy ch Dormmission tas been organized tn London. verse to producers both in yaru and clot Mts asserted that the recent ‘Will be comested jn the law courts by person whose bia for ber aioe auotion was refused, and who iaye claim to - i Cross-examined b: QUOtO ‘=e ber. SO a eee ET MARCH 4: scainea, | Bronson's office on the 15th of December, he resigned; | Robbie & o., ou tho 19h inst, They wil ab the same | Superdse State and Wester Sour. 8925 a 6 59 | Fention whatever; the result being that, without the State ‘The steamship Arabia, from Boston, arrtvea at Queens- | Colfee—Ready purchases at extreme rates for all sorts | W88 00t aware of apy trouble between himswif and Mr. | time receive subscriptions for additional stock, condi- & i Re ces ‘2 having the neccssity, as we have, to sustain such . eT ta a 3 fuil quotations. R: Brongon, the Provost Marshal; would not swear that be % . arsenals, foundries and workshops, the day og down om the 28rb ult. ‘ea—Fair business at very fuil quotations. Rice—Several ty tioned that the Board of Directors decide upon an in- | Common to medium Wi 68a 710 t més ire shi on * parcels sold and prices drm Saitpetre quiet, ‘Mallow ip | board everything that passed between Cooke and Robia. Good to choice do. 71587 Government méy require arms, ships, or The-Olympus, from New York, arrived at Queenstown | fair demand. gon. crease. Bitre 8. Lous, $488 178 | war, tt appettis to private industry, and this suppKeo 18 @ the 2d inet — Samuel Jones was examined, and testified that ap to ‘The monthly summary of Imports at the port of New | Common to good 69a 759 | with everything that it may need in the gretest abun- ve P The Testimonial! Benefit to Count Johane | ‘he 1st of this month be was oeeret ip the Surrogate’s York . 864, Was as foliow: . Good to choice estra do. 7608 10 25 | dance and with aurpris: rapidity, because the ele- ‘The steamship City of Cork, from New York, arrived at at Boston—The Count as Hamie office, and was examined ip reiation to the petition of for Bebraary,, 1664, wae/an fol Gommnes Canad $750 9.4 | meuts of construction bee her ip the industry of thes Queoasiown on the evening of the 24 inst. (From the Boston Courier, March 14.} Robinson when Cooke was constituted bis guardian. Foreign, dutiable. 15,766.60 | God to cholee extra do, ‘2 748 | intelligent country borders upon the fabulous; and, ax ig The City of "Waebington, from New York, arrived at | The Count Jobaaues has shaken the dust of court |, Mr. Wm. Fullerton theo summed up for the detence. | Foreign, free... 107 te6 8% e G15 | commonly Forse it is necessary to see it to believe 18 ‘gton, sips rooms from off his feet, and bas pianted them firmly upon | 12 40 eloquent speech of considerable longth be enlar; and bullion . 88,150 '28 00 0 28 §) | (‘*8e necesita verlo para creerio"), Quesostown onthe ¢tb inst. the stage. Seldom bas such an ovation been offered to | 09 the technical points already alluded to in cess duties, . 1,474,027 were for the For my own part,'] never Vpabpte snas Jn the disdain: --— histrionic merit at there was witnessed in the Bostoy | Dean's opening for the defence, and then proceeded to | Entered for warchouse. 4,991,398 ic is reduced to alow figure: | with which the most of my fellow countrymea, the most theatre on Saturday evening. Every seat was taken, | review the testimony of the different witnesses, of whom | Withdrawn from warebo 6,234,650 ct movemen: at asiand. in consequence Of | of the people of Europe—and I refer to thinking men— THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN WAR, | every standing and sausecable position was cocupied, and | be Delievel the complaizact, Robinson, 10 BO tbe 18A8t | ame monthly summary of exporis trom New York to i a'ecauiderabieextent cond fot ve | Bave Fogarded tho great Fepablic a reepete ita elements 21 plamore e oO it “e 7 7 i . Re SG MAER TNC Meidenaend a laree dopstation of its citizens, ‘ois tony, | District attorney A. Oakey Hall occupied tho aicention | foreign porte for February, 1864, was as follows:— Medccrion of one. tent and’ com, | activity of the people who coustitute the American Union; Gewerai Geluch bad succeeded Demeza as Commander. t the Gount’s success. which would honce. | ofthe court for about om hour wile summtag up f 163" for. $-Chief of-#he Danish army rantee they would be safefrom the clutcnes i jeara bya Pd R The Kivgef Denmark spoke strongly for vigorous per. | of the law at his Bands. The Count was a vory Hamies. | Characteristic of bis epigramatic style and greas legal 77,698 Severance 16 b's policy. Tho Danish jouruals are opposed | fore uroathis, countenance ideatided. him with bis role, | ., Recorder Hoffman tn bis charge to the fury stated that : Posten fo a conference on the basis proposed, and the movement | and if, as bis calumniators assert, bis mental equilibrium | the statute of this State deciared that “every person TOM. ..ccesseeSscvreccesccccccssccsecees QLT,211,776 Qasapparenciy made.n0 progress has been a litte shaken, this misfortune eided | WhO, with intent to cheat o md -enather jamal de. : : him to personate Hamlet with a natural ease. His | Sianediy pK pth spehipn Domestic morchandiso . Foreign, dutiable sprig knew their geographical position—the most beautiful, ‘or | the richest, the most extensive, for its unlimited bounds. § ries, for its immense rivers and great harbors, which ostara. nd $1.65 for red Jer- | fucifitate the movemente of their ships of-war aud trans. in itmited request, with. ules Of 8600 Lushels at $1 $7 Tor short, I knew the mighty—nay, gigantio—efforta astern, and $1 45 for Wests Barley malt was inactive @ people of tho land of Washington bad to put ano nominally $155, Oats in demant at 3 torta to emaucipate themselves from their mother coun. try; aud this was suilicient for me to comprehend that, So ggaate Fite it dt amare be bie oa or writing, or by The earnings of the Chicago and Nortnwestern Raliroad | the whole range Corn was lower, with a iF bu Ms reported that Italy bas tendered forty thousand | acting was catural, chaste and gelegaat throughout | 23¥ other false pretence, obtain tho signature of any | for the weok eading March 7, 1864, wore as follows:— Ad 1 $199 a $131 tor cit Western mixed | cist land there were all the pri it c 4 ts d gel 3 n store, and $1 2: bs a " principles of wisdom, wealth wen and aifieet to Engiand if she assizts Deamark | in the scene of the players he wan tony applauded for | Persou to any written tastrumeat, or obtaia from any 7 Sie ry yes Write) salsa ot 805 bags ‘tio ut | ‘Dd bravery which nations require in order to be ¢ Corres g7gorte— Market For a longtime 1 was very anxious to visit the United the affecting manner in which be jaid bia bead upon | Person aay money, personal property or valuable thing, c. Corton, rerr dull, with sales of 350 bales at 77c. for mia. | States, but notwithstanding I had no opportunity of Ophelta’s lap, aud for the wonderfally spiral movement | &PD conviction thereof shal! be punished by imprison. The Schicswig-Holstein Question ‘The allics mado a close :econnoissauce towards Duppel | which carried bim across the stage to harrow up the | Meat in a State prison aot excoeding three yeara, or by « aiing. $e, a 74e. for iow do. realizing my desire until, being im Ha: after my re~ the 20 inst. : sola of the King and Queen in the graveyard be was Aue not exceeding three times the value of the ‘money, not RRCRTS were dull, but without further change in rates | tirement from Mexico (where would peers bandied the skull and pa. | Property or thing so obtaiued, or by Doth such fae and Total .... a 4, imprisoument,.”” The indictment obarged that the pri- ne [tice yoy Pade! re ee ee Nes em 4 soaer al the bar, James K, Cooke, ia tae mouth of Decem. | Sue Period last year bis tenures , represented to the complainant that be waa a "With tn the Sixth regiment New York Volanteer cava! Robinson believed this statement vi 1, 454. a 6d., tn bulk and bag ) . Hag, My bushels wheat st | nad | not left Mexico?)—being in Havana, I say, and bav- bee Bour'at it Mb 8; 2.8 9 do. at 5igd., in bi 5 ‘thro gS j ke (? ing to return to Spain, I resolved to New one tallow at 2 sh coke at tru. £4. par nestial | Tec, apd, once being: theres]. deoenod tt to Bea aun OF Pork at 28. 73¢1., @) boxes bacon at 22s. 6d. a 238. 6d., | mili politeness due to my country to visit one of the 4 25s., and per sieame: Labuan, 1.80) boxes bacon at | fedoral armies, and, if possible, to be present at one of York eR Tons oil cake at iia od vam’ Boudin S) Boxes vacom and 1) | (heir battles. Y therefore left my family in New ‘The Dance had burned down Kae of thoir outp Acavalry s he farme bouses oa the ksi" the cheering’ was | ber last h we cordially | captai Tocreage, 8346 per cent .......... ‘Tho following national banks wel 1 tok place on the 29th uit, near Prodericka. The Danes captured thirty buseara nt, candor obliges | f¥: ¢ ds iets bliae Ahan Shape Gun: | Gees cuteeele ck tae wrintes, Secneametiomes onl toot ed to enlist, and delivered to Cooke t the 6th and 11th of March: Hogwood ‘at, 2a. 400" ble. our, to dit at de Bactand | and proceeded to Washington, accompanied.py Brigadier antbe Gor the begipning of | OVere me when they are thus kindly Dreught to his a oe 10) bores bacon at fie To Glasgow, pee steamer, | Milans del Bosch; my Aid. Don Ourlos Deteudro: by Co- he begiputog notice, And yet these slight inaccuracies 2 two principal 14,00) boshe! at 6444. a 7d.. in bulk and | lonel €oriazar, of the Cuban army; ‘by Senor Jane, even vader the most a rable e.rcumstances to who by long ree this statement for t be pric bork, ton as chartered for Mars Meg, with @ | Calvo, the jourualist; D Saptos San Miguel and:D. Fran- mane f the prisoner ropreneat to th stu Gtcaenan a GUAM whiisn vaneeT ai bisa 2 | elo Balas. toe occasion ‘end tho uecemariy contd u Price ofthe + ed space of an article do not admit of a detailed description ‘The Perlin.and Vien MEtIOn of a conference. Wt ts etated that the Danish Min MM. Juade, has res bark, from PhYl f *C toa port tn Utest Heitaca, ov Tacea, | Of what I saw during that short but fustractive journey; oa pettolenim; aad'a British rig ts tiait: | and there‘ore 1 will appiy myselt solely to those thi which relate to the army, leaving for another occasion ew ae so caste, eerie, cranes Wrowdht expros: of the judgment which | formed of the coun- qusel, sales of 409 Bio Grande kips have been | ‘t¥ duting the briet period that | remained there, and- Journals contioue to ridicule the ® prosecution to prove both rove the Orat, if it was defraud 4 whether er of Foreign Affairs, posed to w Cougresa, yeahs,’’ murde: urde Elsinore ta not * caw,’ por is Hecuba Hecubset m Robins But thus it ts often la which Le wae « with even men of bigh degree. Charios James Fox to was induced thereby to oart with the sum of 30) M id which, unbesitatingly and witnout fear of bolng accuses The London PF the last pronounced London, Lunnon. ie Couutenk 4 (ep RAaRan een ee Comes, orn pa raved by the 1 Total capital... fo apeeamparcaa Of exaggeration, 1 classify a3 a great nation. . edad ves 4 ns etwe : i : niet, but prices were f sl not, in speakit + Iying on whe fa: PB meat ta the spelling of the comp! fame was for | A8étegate banks previously organized... sour bogs mn Me ® | tne {uestion, bo 80 partial meet top & tea er the jury to determine amoug them for thew to determine whet 5 ‘urther sal 1.090 bags in bond at 190. Pernoveon. Receipts 5 bbis. Taough the receipts were | Mmerts,t0 tauch upon ciher points which are of A refned, boul od free, | Poftance, im the view of dispelling many absurditieo pearance, She was rec Possessing @ pleasing parson and a musical It would be |g, er the sougds were the same, Tet. ‘of banks, pent erecta a jaeenhaieaeidaciesaeatoelacnteaspsibiaiSlitintaiicee a 598 5 e 8 5 £8 5 rc teri 2 beavy. the market for crude serte | tendering of Opb that Gis Bogor thea reviewed the facts of the case as de- se b ‘demand fi Circulated in Europe concerning that society, which not renting bo ¥ Look the andience by storm, and when a soloped by the evidence. The retaining by Cooke of the | One of the amendments proposed to tbe National Bink. re fo sules were nearly oll few den nce as disorderly, even lo the extent of aye ong of Den. ‘Aad will he not come a, - two bundred aud Gfty dollars was a material point in the ing law requires the aow institutions to keep thelr cir- Pr and was ol y for prime otl, a ing that crime is the order of the day in the absence of bat Engiand will plause was tufpultuous and c Sei Le repregented to Robinsoa that he bad three considerably below the justice to punish {t, so that every one has to leave hig r 17s — i fell ibe Count » o and only panded him afty dollars, it wag | C°!atlon st par in thiacity, Someof the Wostern jour | current tor prime, waich fact will exp'ain the discrep: house armed with a six barrelied revolwer!- Bractically the sams a EB tone two Yundred and Bity | sale oppose this on.the ground that {8 would impove @ | Moutip'on the spor, at Mer for WS Gy encitee bok reclouteg | 4.2teliigent moa of ail countries. know well that such: ollara son. The fact tbat the p r w8S | burden upon the distant banks too heavy for them to | s9me (or April auSie for 47 a 49 gravity, and 32 ¢ | disorganizations do not exist, becauso with their ex- a A ‘ence, 80 cor his wife that bi tuted the guardian of Rob ns gon cas = pope would beer from bis. Upon ibis en As € dotence, tf they found (hat be procured planselt te be nd it is predicted that tf the amendment ts ado pt tg ata white oa, the he for sooment ace thas wna “cumintea tet Gee Seen Ui rice. bint the crowd departed to rematn 1p puzsled appointed such for ts purpose of furthering his ebance | @d there will be no more banks organized, and many ot | Sic. %Si¢°, for April, May and oy which came {nto existence but @ day ago The Latest News. pectatio, 2 Of sometning wonderful that is to bappea to obtain the money from Robinson those cow in existence will either wind up or be forced | buyer e af we could not now behold as the gini that mani‘ests itself to the whole world. There vind ” Ro “ton Post gives the Count's speech, as followa'— | The jury theo retired and, after an absence of about 01 2,63 re operations ft mtg comtluae suitinsed irre <> Gaeriewen— shall addres vou sow briedy, { 0¢ Wour, Feturved aad rendered a verdict of guilty. to sock refuge under State laws. The only answer t0 | veel, suid do, cul mentee A dort 7 1e | beef, 2. Panish crime as in all organized communities, w © Bean! rer ertniagion to | ae it ie goth XK late and it \@ Saturday night, Ltruet you | | TSe prigouer was remanded for soptence, and the Court | such arguments ts thate bank that cannot or will not | Ket for nearly all kinda of - provi fhe tole diierence that io that country-—a. thing’ to be fee Svein. | will bear wits” me for (he oatural anxiety I have bad ang | 44)ourged uutii Tuesday morning at oleven o'clock, Koop its circulation at par, or very oar. it, ia the com. | 804 .sleady, under a) moderate injulry for con. | mentioned in {ts honor—the operation of justice is more tb Swedish olicit ob pe any kos Rl ong ay . sumption. Pork was in fair demand for immediate and | rapid than among ue—a fagt due to the lid Re ats the natural fat, ¢! H a mercial motropolie of the country, ts unworthy of cong. | {ture delivery at about Saturday's prices. Boel was in lependence of : gee (Louder) siy” rat duiy 8 to ratcra my siacere thank Police Intelligence. bs nips 62h os xi demand, and ail kinds aold freely at the advance eetab. | $00 magistrates and to the jastitution of the jury to ox» THE AMERIC av TON, to the audieses for their reception of my ) (Ap: | ORSPERATE A¥FBAY IN A BROADWAY CONCERT | 2°DCe, ands! Placed on tho Iist of wild cat day, Beef hame were stenay. Bacon was | ®mine and decide upon ail kinds of crimes. 4 Ed asso plause.) In referee ty myself | have ootbing to ray SaLooN. tnetitutions, ft 18 contended that redeeming agencics ta ule domes 4, partly for export, or yy the salen were at full Offences ire punished not by meaus of shackies—wbich The fedora! steamer | TTR BO hm respnct mbich bas tues sown ths | At @ {ate hour on Suaday olght two brotbers, named | Sbould be eetablished for tho Wostern banks ab Cincia. | mand. Dressed hogs were qulét, “Lard” was. with: | etree as ir tae tae eve deeisoee of warbtnr's aeptee fh We neonate Mtgamer Kegrearce remained of Boulogne ~ y (uf assemiy deider te Got proper for me to enter ato | Robert J. and Eugene F. Gilbert, recentiy arrived trom | Mati, St. Loutsand Chicago. That is @ very proper re- seu more, pork."on the suot Gp Soles at Q21 "tt Cee eRe nek eer aoe wes 6 a at Calais, mapenanabee, whieh | <e0' E o bhat stall Bo Boiitical 1a an, assembly com. | che South, after ved (wo years each io the | Commendation, aad If put ato operation te connection for old mess, $32 5 i for mene, Ss ths Sanco Letaghatak cane ae a ae Me. . wurned to Londoo from Pariseit ie | paged vf a, “algies 1 ey comatter that Tacont Hatt ie | fede! army, eatered the concert saloon of Madam Bell, | with @ general redeeming house io this city the new | fo, $24 fo" Western pri yes, and $2. {oF thin mess for | punished by imprisoning them io confined penitentiary. = ya Connection with the alleged reoogaition Bego- | oonscience Ib px In reference to auy other matters, | southeast corner of Prince streot and Groadway, and, | issues will soon become as popular as @ circulating me. Whig BT Press, pan eg eg a whence the criminai does <- forth until he has iS Te or AA month, st $24 25. Boel, 1.80 bb's. | not more perverted than when he went in, as le og with the “pretty waitor girls,” drinking | qitemente the aational bank bills will lessen to value | Syea85 “fer, oa ie Wasseen “tocee Bi Tee the case with the liberated prisonerg of Lurope out tert ~ ve! loan to the exte: a a iy some of ihe mon got Into ® according to the dissance they wander from their place $4) for Tadis cholen brand, Beef | Limee!f and to the memory of pie anys which be has Par, wor arawa i London 0s the dat of ae wt tour weeks it wil be. pupil ee Ocoee | Sores Ggbt to which eoives, chairs, de- | of seus 8 ‘9 H * Tie for neat cut, samd eed He 6 Corks laduetrioga y to eangee hima ad vaich 3 he , ~adiane Shut. FAS . foven with tbe TU sxprascod of may thas ““° (eat! he | OABteTB and olper dangerous weapons were freoly used, | The earDings of th¢ Chicago aod Alton Railroad during tf @ jallor opens | f dUge, 810. | can save a small sum, eo that whed the jallor opens the- ‘Toe concespondenoe relative to the bark Sara 18 pub | ciation of thie attendance, and with thanks nynp,@ | soon eusued. Before it was over Patrica Kinsley, re- | the week ending tho 1b inat., cobpared with the receipts d wares at I2ige, 0 13}ge for | fete tbat bas shut out his existence for years and. youre, Bates he British government maintains that if the | | gies and gentiemen who bave aided me in my. siding in Mott Haven, Weatcbester county received three | during the samo time fo 1968, wero 08 follows: — 4 mAF fotura fo We ens coccte w t belt “e dopored to are true the fe officer was guilty liy bi \ 20 - ) are he i oe Builty | efforts, | respectfully bid you good night. extremely dangerous wounds {9 the sid, back fe Week endiag March 7, 1364 bites (7 been eat Richm Paria, prob of the ood 8 os ¥ passing between | has. by its (ull attendance, ~e duty todieturh that feei. | bY cbatt uly On the su to-night—I do not thunk it ten. * dan to gay that in | lager beer, &o. made at abous We. oar =75 cases Cast!i@ sold at 1 person demand of bim an agcount of bis past af the MOPCOT oO WWE as tue oe c. for wi a Soe Srenn Thee demand ‘By bushels Turks Istand bave been | ed or rejected —w! 4 shoulder with & bowie knife said to have been : me time last year, b <r fie trisl, with Gotapoiieation to Yas a LTie" SF (us a a: oar ay TR ald e. hy eo taam was railer quiet, with ates at previo only born towocigty on that day. put uae a! Aerod mau, and tothe owugrs Lor «9 et Pietnised, a vaoromerome, CEO: TT. Tal Sons} — on the sidewalk officers Parcells a Riale foerenee...+ ‘ a 26) pads, Cube mussorado at 14 tad ie tite. rvorng ta PhIGS bia, | Wout tow \« their prison oF Soe roinure yi the vase TRE RECEPTION Of tas Firty-sixrm NEW . “= Sourvewuth ward. raw 4 eee - vorires saga ellie snitentiary, 84 | 1 would wish to seo Togo he “oepp atitber worly dusi petwaoa Mr VOLUNTRERS 10-DAT. sated ‘ihe alleged. porponratn ng tea | Siheee, creme oatue market report of db erp fea aaine of ** aout *86 | Tony own Sosatey-—aninstiution groat tn avery Teepect=— ~ Feng spd tord Palmeston Ductlog Lagasse trsiga | the Fiftzaizth regiment New York Sate Volunteers | Sf tas af ~se Uilbory, as an aceosesre | 1@ thus given ia tue » <°2¥"" ut pin evvat 8,000 piekages oolongs | cioan, spacious, well lighted and veutiiate—for noting ¥ bout resuit basement and * Reoalanee eee, tee wag fully maiggained | | Tar as, Sm rae sai is ith the seousity of the WT vbe Hoube af Lords the Marquis of Cianricards eatiea | (Teoth Legion), ©. H. Van Wyck Colonel comma Crime ae algo bis browor buy Taigaed before | The improvemont ia ibe ~**CHe! We fully, malagpined | Tarr. RHE Fovtags ‘with eaten of 180,000 tbe., | Ohi tanre ne ult guarded that 20 escape attegtida to the federal recruiting ia Ireland, and asked | will bo tocelved by the Sons of Orange and Sullivan this | to the oer suuelay mar og, and come all J vom} Mg OM rning, 0nd suvsmjueus.) wriescun |W, - Banter wenn eadieny, oe i prneners. hey ara ier 0 well fa Gat, WAL stops the government had taken to et p it. morning at the Park Barracks. The escort will move from Fe 24 te await the result of the injuries. Seno ~ venor of the accouate from Naw York, | aft gmbos athica% 7 ble: market unchaay A anion | hore wera in that lustitution Ave hundred ond signty ‘Pari Russell said the goveroment bad complained more | the Mark at eleven o'elock A. M,, and march through Broad- brotuers Gilbart bave takon the oath of allegiance to the iy” yt of which the demand became active, and ——, + prisoners, nd female, the ter number of whow than oves, but the complaint was met by an todigoaot | way, Astor piace and Fourth avenue, to the Seveuth rey Poked States Government #iaco coming from ee 3 wero for ter ten years and upwards; the smatier everything offering was — at prices denial by Mr Adums, Nothing could, therefore, be doue | ment Armory), the use of which bas been kindly tendered or ots to te ak. 4 ae a 2“ 4 p number for shorter terms 1 wished to enter some of the ‘atll setual proof could be obtained | for the occasiag, “tbo rog mectal cxiers which were pre town, cous See ego tnoi'uaive place. Kinsley is Bat AEE % OR ent a hewn yictee inet _... | cella, a8 much with she desireof eoeing the interior of those. arly Derby asked if anything had been done to stop | sented by the Sons of Orange and Bullivas to the regi- the New York Hospital, aud his recovery is C008" red rit as followk —547 Dales at pri as STATIONER FOR BOSH AMERICAN | livin sopuledres ag to get an idea of the moral condition the alleged wilitary exercises by the Feuian brother. | mont when leaving for the deld two years ago will be re- rf ible. r ood. : turned to the socisty for preservation. After which a | siimost impoed , “ « rari Gravville said police vigilance was at work, | goliation will be served te the regument. Tickets for | Corover eee hap ree eden Bg ' antemor- 18 waidal & {euceed do, at plindy Dut be be ved the Feviaa Brotuerhood a perfectly cou- | which may be had of the Reception Commmittes, at the bay Bye 7, Being SWOFD de> sos god mays -—1 bo. | ings gold at 220,” 6 bales. do, at we. y A paged . Try. KITCHEN, TYLER & CO men—the former congested eS Tae ene cou. Wmptible organization. armory. #" wont New ¥ Yoiun- do, wt 840., 140, at 380.,1 mixed 6Twe 6b ——— ~ | fimement for crimes which a would cin Plas sents rion ene tab Clay tateiligencs int” worm | Sas 8 oes” nd rar, Saat | CZORNS, SIONS NERD NALD CURRAN. | gn ene eee ge dee Bee ages a tie ontablinbment of serfdom or (he | yecuantan Mace Waring a1 Cooran Ivertcrt =A mae Crit icaee, paca tabbed tae Inst night: be Zordinary at 942, low midaling, rebaied, at | pouia‘sscniwery over Cireny bau, ftlce 6 Anas Certain doc ments, Un going into the Jant one, ‘ ONITCTE, od mofthree Himes," Holiar red ip Madame 8 good o1 if 4 ‘ia | of the prisoners, The Governor had the kindness to, ing Pruid, the Dest 10, We ie oleae: | direct that all the doors show d be opened to me, and this holesale depot 14) Chambers was done. | aaw and spoke with two women and two iL mixed a 167 low mid ‘Tetention of slavery without tue fame, and the design is ie atriosiy ordinary | Cures corus, bualous, chi a 7 a circumstance occurred which | could not Bave imagined. € secure the votes of the employers for Mr. Lineoin.”’ meeting of otha tg fomination of Major ~ ~ ‘a wean iio nee soos oleven = t the same, 8 bales low mi ii eeaines a TOigs 7 a The prisoner made a movement of sur 10; be are C4 omemmion |. MoClellan for the Prosid to be bel ‘ofc e know the time; iy careless! wae) " ¥ . P08! “a ae orice George B. M jency Ie to be bel pA iy. aod bad 09. words wi GM mnjadiing, 1 tn do2. order J of Hote. Furaiiace, Wierd and Baga of my. triad remained’ a. walle to position ; The Mexican Question, Cooper Institute oo Haig 4 evening. The Aon. Amos ickory's cabinet, is to pre. | Bim: | did wot why he stabbed me is more look, At Abbott t 7340, and 1 bale do. at 13%0. a 10 oe Archduke asic! to Paris ts farther | Kendall,« member of Old an Sous tor tow: erdiunty We or hg gone Bi ty At last ho spoke to me In French, saying, , and among the speakere we see announced the | to” | van tell last ho spoke a. ow! t as # atruggling with R. J, Gilbert | market closed 1 hil wat ‘im? © Paesame,” 1 ap leged eause i# ipfluenga; but itis ra. | & 1 67, a 69e (or good ord’ 10 8 T2c. for lo General Prim! f ' hen Od stupid, and Could oot seo, | cid not see the other | divary, good or 7. 8 for low ** «Ta Porto Rico. W wore there ws ich at to bis baring command of the | Ramos of Lieuyenant Govertor Jacob, of Kentucky, and | 16 are Broventy EF. Gubirt, ioverfere ab all. | middiig, Te, 9 The. for midding and The. for strictly Pape ata pd war ous Of the Frenchmen’ ot vr Goctaren voas toe Tan: Match 4 1864 Tun Ponw Bat—The third annua! tency dress batt ot | $4. 8ie Sie’ Gontog me wit ie nate et Decal wtasilng, sip Mactan who, fying, from tho, dugger and ibe Incea. po woe gf nee tac De numer to the efect that | ihe Purim Association will be given at the Academy of F chin, be was tho only ove who Lad told of me at suy Stock Exchange. pre art a ovate) Wamunhing and naked on * joxi0o fo eatitely antounaes ry Musi¢ pext Tuesday, Rumor bas Wt that this ball will be | time: | went into Madam Bell's with three youn . 4 Moxpay. March 1 stas aN Mrealee ree at tected and sheltered us. From moment pa 3 ——$<_ one of the finest of the season Hichasl Piyoa, George 0. Tighe sod Jona wi 0 ee Mal coep Hy Sake fae OMAN R. AGNEW, WHO IS PANKD POR $RLL- | bas been a continual France. Coornn InerrrorR.=A lecture on the subject of “Lif0 10 } gt \ablo aloue, and the frit” thing | uuew os ge ge: T Ing Joan, Cotege, Four, Sugars, Mo ewes, Syrups, tor. ‘ Taper h tp mp dg fal of Campoachy eays | ihe Midd ill be delivared thie evening at tbe | lared by nim, {sree we Dat could: sot, F & Su Readivg trie department Gt ha bustwens right adiovming ble reba the F rene re ty, Nord says Marshal Mosaton wili bave command ot | (280 drinking, but ‘ th iy ee famaiice OF, s gonain wishing to nave thee ‘anny me Vater cer: $i Ina a ‘ "4 OO) ‘indiana 6's. Que price. Cad ahould at once eal! ee es hot drunk, | make this deposition ‘There were rumors of a misunderstanding between the un mn vowvyer irom my woeen ements nee, Me, eniy, Groenwich nad Murear stroata Preach Br; and Drouyo de Lbuys, and « provabie Other witnoeses to the stabbing were examined, after i mogeur' 0's. a {ion of the city in Sere ee Foes wine. f Fontases Monnos, March 15,1864. | which the case was submit the jury, who found ane ference TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, ut cooript aunt, ; was heavy on Wednesday ; rentes O61. 00 Ail letters to be sont Som of tbe Union lines by ‘ting | ‘that Patrick Kinsley came to bis wounds by © kOie Mo f'n tes (o Pao 72 1 WANTE ng grandeur of ite Capitol, whteb . io os of trace,’ whether directed to prisoners of war or otbere, | 10 the hands of Robert J. Gilbert. Mareb 13, 1 14.00 California 7'@,.. 129 niet, bs to thie article, T mutt, tad Sp iL be marked on the outer envelope ‘Sag of truce.” On this verdict Coroner Wildey recommitied the pris. ») Georga = @ jo, arte Isl clare, nor it Hon tas art , that 1 greatly n stated that the no: istry is desirous of re \li requests wo rend letters forward, &¢., oner to the Tombs. There being no evidence to impli tad Bir a “ bi pote boric aocnsnieadinaaiia obliged for the (ankness and kindpess which character @oring Bpanish credit in (oreig” markets ry, a6 ail letters that conform to thé pub’ cate Rugene Gilbert in the felony he was discharged. | }")0 Ohio k Miss cos ag ND BAR, WiTO | jo my reception by the Prosident and his minister, ani, Benor Mon bas formed a Bpanish miniet witl be forwarded Robert J tt 26 years of age, a dentist by profes: does oa veh curme Mavrip, Mareb 3, 1864. The steamer § R. Spaulding sailed for fea. fort this | elon, acd lives at No. S07 Weet Twenty fourth street. well recomm: nde Inquire at 16 MB. Mon deciared in the Spanigh Congress that be would | afternoon Kinsley is 20 years of age and a patiye of ireland. Leroy piace, eoruer of Bie i