The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1864, Page 2

2 + FINANCIAL ANo « “Moxpar, May 2—6 P.M. ‘Tbe siock market opened dull today. There was very Little business doing, apd priees were down one fo per coat. The Aimpesttion seems to be to hoid off after the result of the approaching contest io Virgioim is announced. “The public do not seem inclined, even with the present comparatively’ low, peices, to invest in stocks, because, wiih the majority, there seoms to be @ settled conviction HONDURAS. * Our Belise Correspondence, Batiza, British Hoidurag, March 25, 1664. Ope” of the, New — leprepied in _ of the Crew by Indians—Their Narrow Escape from Mas- , Srore=Boid and Wise Proceedings of the Captain— De- | Our naw Governor, of whose arrival t informed you ia iy last, ac apa aerate earnest. His Grat ect Hut Nolan, ‘Go. G, James R yey ya Goorge Wilding, a Hampshire.—serqeaats Bealourd Cum- . Co. A: George ¥. Curson, Go 8: Aloare @. Dudley, ; Berporals M. V. B. Perkias, Co, ¥; George Weaver ates Michael abil. So , Al Miller, Co. C; George Pai tb eumee {li not sto bat with a very tient. the convention le not postponed bis election wilt Maren meatenmere | 90 two thin, —Pork—3,000 cs (Ry ican that the Army of the Potomac, under its present sagacious eae ry ‘Th for A pac ous corgi pasoe: and indomitable leader, will soon make a page of history Stents Rxcha o-00:30 8. <= Se cua tar pcive | hove ealeueh ames the eatin tremens ona demietes wap to, veto, arcane pre ou 9 esr eoet that will glorify the name of our Northern soldiera. Ina . a P00 cbs adaon Bie 1 7 800 bots “new mess. | the rate of mittions monthty; that the patronage of ‘the Chasley, Co. B; A by the! ‘Assembly; next lo inform Mr. do. 135'¢ | for June, supposed at $50; 2,080 do. for ae ‘buyers’ | foderal goverument bas been bostowed upon those with | J. Cobb, Co. G; “i a Ford, Co. G; Sas Noonan, Co. hat hé ae ps rth ceaaads fow days more we will probably be in possession of ‘the P, Co. Kir ry flown to bim, at the Goyerament House, all bile. whict BS IS SY Fophois at | would aww abeoldtaly Saaoe al. likens wositbugh ~;formation, after which there will bee am iver of* stirring times in the sbare market, Com+ $10 2 618 for plain mess, and $19 = $20 for ects a>. | places of trust are held by known and convicted cormo- J. Fimmons, killed in the battio of | wore passed by the House; and some other reforms of pea Pa Cutmeata—300 packayes at Le. for, soulden rants, Od fast horses and live in frecatone 29. 1864. Corporal Henry T. Peale, o. } gyuges which bave gradually crept ioto use, which ere Parad with Saturday's sales, New York, Central sold cates tor bane, Lard-—1,00 Uoleeeanietetae tor | Housdhe th United Statos greebacks, who Pr George Wilson, Co. A, discharged Bi ‘at tae same, but was off before. the close of the : No 1, 14Xc. a 14%o. for fair to prima atéim and kettle | ought to be pegging shoes in State prisons. “Third Rhode Istand Artiliery.—Virst Sergeant Thomas | Qontrary to the spirit if bot the Lotter of (he law. cail, Krie Railroad dectived 14, Erte preferred’2,: Hudsoa i rendered, aod 14% ¢ (or very choice, The following ‘The Washington correspondent of the Chicago Times Seeaee, So. 3, Connants see. bent Co. pee Thego. roforms arg. pot altoget! palatable fo Mr. River 1, Reading 13{, Milwaukee and Prairie’ du Chien 1 ey Wes abee HE SO wt Pere ped Boer ia is packing | -writya:-Strango a8, may sppear. al allot | sro md pistes Speaker, but they ahow that loavy is @ atriet ; 4 nase ust . * ackersou, James Michigan Coutral 2, Michigap Southera 254, Illinois Cea :2 regs » pees Phe he soneie ‘walt Moditce, Co. Hitichrel W. Ryan, Co, Hi, Michaol Grin’ } @isciplinarian; aud, although it may aot be ploasaat to trai 1\;, Cleveland and Pittsburg 13¢, Galeua'aud Chicago Bi ast “This Dv | belike the Raltimors Convention of 16 throw og and Baniel fun Co. I. ae ‘Fon | 90* It says, ia offct, favors to'DoHe, and hopes are en : ; a Chik £ Quotsties ver. Mon'h. Last it". | overboard Van Buren. and nominated Poll, gh moat on. tortained that be will, be a.gopd vod popular goreryos. 14, (loveland and Toledo 3, Chicago and Rock Island 2, 3 wa on si | SreCumepemmncaned acmeanaces & h Conway, Corporal Riley Fg: pi a in be o.ppdond ponplat sontryy Pittsburg and Fort Wayne %, Chicxgo and Northwestern 1, re Mess 55.781 certainty that Tincoja's renomination will proddco a ae , Oueien: ae: Avtil —L mt. ed | There bam been an additi y per’ Cumberland Coal 2%, end Mariposa 2. Harlem ad- Te ‘Tow mess 1,839 tormidable split in th@ party, which no other may would ry oe Se ts non, Geo. | ported to the House by the Finance Couunittce on all im- 4. Quicken 138 [to inne. anes aaioz be likely to-do, they ako contideut will wags the éonvan- | "en ay ts Jonepti Milter, oo.c, | Bortations, including freight” and” charges, brought into vanced 6 per cont, Canton Company 1, and Qui ver Mw 20 tank. Bit tion to cast Bim aside for another, Norman Provost, Co, De wer ley. ple this colony, aftor tne drt day of April next, The funda Misings’, 1S%- hoo Prime .. 4145 10 appears ttghbe dpcucorata have opie Sitiegtiola, | Ne te Sa guar 4 ‘The market was still weaker in ‘the a(ternoou. New eee ye Rom «2 2a timate Me. {teas ew tome, by svrousiagmsieriey: a ee ‘ks Vrogorie, Sitiby, Je.; Co. C; | cauiea Oy thin AGt agate b6.eeh apatt, @ DAY i atcet, York Centrat closed at the second meeting of the Brokers’ ; w “~ ae wena - 4 iar = telege h kept shady about it—pow ateange.—Dz rait as DG Coenora 6. oaboriog Go, Wa. te ena a redgem wees hee one Board at 1321;, Erie 112, Erie preferred 1063, Hudson ae 300 Refuse prime 168 sist valcolt Withoreli, Co, A; James Meliriou, Co. By Ed wit River 188, Reading 188, Michigan Ceatral 18536, Michigan it 30 Other ‘evuce 128 Obbidtes Wrenstadaes. Ff. Piorpont, Ca. ¥ ;Dernard-Gaify, Co. 6; Martio B fair fig a canal, and improve the south side of this towa, Soathorn 915, Illinois Central 124, Cleveland and Pita, Uateageyes.. 43.400 ‘The New Haven J: srral suggests for the Presidency | (wo. G, Willinm Rebstook, Co, Hl. Frodetie Bantly, Co A, | BIC was burat dowa ia March, 1608. i Rock in. the mame of Charles fF. Adatna, Our present minister 0 F taaac 8, Taylor, Co. 1; Wm. Hurd, Co. By this act some twenty to twenty-five thousand dot- durg 108. Golens and Coleago 121, Chicago and 101,139 Groat Britain, It says ‘*We foar bo is too bonest and | Yenench Connecticut. Sergeant 'M {are fil bel colldcted:acinuaily,-iand, as, the sot -t8 t0.b6 Island 110, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chieu'60, Toledo and | 00 do... fi ablo a statesman to be Proaident, but wo really sliould | Copporals Chauncey: A. Bacon, Co. B: ‘ wate: Poe yourg and Fort Wayne, ex.dividend, | 100 entra) Coal Co... LE m. like to tave hie name canvassed. by tho scheming politi: | (- fr, a. Felch, Ca D: Heary A. oatinued in force until 1880, 1 will raise a sym far more ‘Wabash (@2, Papsvorg. yne, * | 100 Cumb Coal pref! ’> 75% 1e3 oa a ‘Ginie ik 13a2 : 11.054 Cochratie, Co--@. Privates Tevi Audrow than the foan aad the interest thereon. The stock ie at 10d anes, Sea Mogeewentern 61, Pacific Mail £94, | 17% * Ha AW oer Mitaioan Hit” oe Renacked Cansei £9: bey | oe am fond. Go.’ A: Edgar H. Parsons, Co. 8: John Bider Six-per cont iytexest, and to.be.all redeemed on or before Quicksiiver Mining 71, and Canton Vompany 443; 200 HS 4) ObicA TRE. Raitroad beet. — A Fred. Doug (Btack Man). Go, Ki Leander. Parmeiee, Co. C; John Milliken, aa 4 Gol opened week in the morning at 178';, and de. | 200 bat { | Refuse.mess .. ‘ | . Bitzur Wraguone of ee Tugurance Commissioners of | Rufus: exett, Co. 1: James A, Howard, Co. K; Elisa T. | &9 é ' a Pi 4 ie: Wi | Other refines on | Masaachusttts NS Profersncs, in published let- | Soule, Co. The British schooner Indian, Celeste master, of Nassau, pmeolbelbs Tico nisl ar iadaorremameengy M1, A ; mont i EGahe ie | Teroen primes be tor, for Fred. Douglas, ax Cronsaial candidate. Ho Senontoonth Connecticut.—First Sorgeaat Chas 1. Sith. from Matamoros, with a load of cotton, came iato this day being the opening figure. The speculators bevie to 2 Mingeedt at oe, TB ane iss Cooney meme br | adds:—**T have often passed for a black wan whont have | yr. °Co. G. Corporal ure Mido, Co. x Privates Walter * frembie over the prospect of un early victory by General | 459 Copake Tron Mines 12° lo Uesincpected 9 Bee 6048 aso knows oar by my Szitione, and. consider 1M paler MJarmon. Co. ¥: Richard M bor shia morning. She lols Matamoros, to Pepa Grant ia Virginia, apd, simultaneous with it, uo doubt, | 30) aoe Laschvreabeinl Uainspected bbla.... 28\607 Fes rare 'y to my moral charact ‘ es 5 eae ood. State Mriitony vaca ue on it ora Bot into-@ norther and was serloualy the guocess of General Sherman in the Southwest, which — = - ats Robert W. ae. af ht Battery iam jamaged; run before it in a sinking condition and was two. oveuts they, as weil as the whole Northern pope, : : 66,496 SOUTH CAROLINA First\Connectiont Light pin tarsal ‘Ser beached near Campoachy at aight. Next morning eho > 13,000 of the above mess and primo mesa pork is hold | * "| Diekinst~, Corporat Jobo F. Biws, Private Ral jas fired into by the blockadera, wbo supposed yar to be. antictpae- will virtually orush the rebellion and gut by Government j First New Yerk Volunteer Fngincers.=Artigioers Biot fan -Ragliet ectiognet with powder and ammuaition for the down the premium on gold to twenty or thirty per cent. PerrotKgcm.—Roceipts, aoue. There bas been. ap active TY aaah Dhnbnebapealinsin liana Woodward, Co, F; Fred. H. Lutze, Co. F. Privates A falling off in the demand for gold for duties has algo bad, ean io crude to-day, but a hae ‘was very ir- Jerry Potter and John Isaac White, Co. G. Sergeant Sam. | Campeachiags. After, learning their mistake, they,aa- the e(fuct of reducing the rate o( premium. po petra Chae Sineiator de Impertant Milit ch fn the | 2! ur 5 ©, A reverted dead. Corpor Wan Crane, | sista to-topae ite damn oda By thelr shots, ant wba ae was started wi mpertan! ary anges in Co. A. Private Wm J. Wilson,Co A. ptartod to return to, Matamoroe,having 10 ell a part of ot ‘3, | moat was purely speculative 53% | Specific ‘object, which, ia part, failed. The market for refined {bond ‘and free) wae tively quiet, and PL rises sce, cheat, ee antes ey cations. Seneawes | Department of the South. ‘The foliowing tabie shows the totals of the bank state. Pt be ex seapalbide. Co. E, killed "Corporal John. Devos, —Sergeants ig U'Prion , Co, hor cargo of ¢otted” to pay for ‘repairs. Sho was agaia mot by @ norther, then a second, upon which « third ment at the commencementgor the present year, with, » am dows. 100 Erie RR prev 100 da Ghose of the six: past weeks:— red 108 ACD Mara Cin Pt, 0 were aboat 11,000 bbls. of crude: about 3,000.bbia, on the C; Chas F; James) W. Duna, Co. &. | took ber, by which sho was driven down past Cozemel, Loans. Speote, — Civeutation. Deposits. “18g | Spot at 370, a 38c., and the balance for ail May aod June— TN ata ka So) ate Corporals G. ¥ Wedonbies, ¢o.'k ® James 8. Wrokoft, | lon the reef at ascension Bay, over which sho drove into Jan. 2. sie, W465 25,161,935 6,105,531 140.250,856 SECOND BoAKD, \mostly for May—at from Sic. to Me a 4ic., buyers’ oe Co. F; D, B. Ramsey, Co. E; John A H. Prt. smootly water and grounded. The captain $00, Bis & bis boas - Mar. 96. ADDSTEARR 30.42% 508 S514 I8K: ISS ALbANE Hawe ease Two o'€coce, P.M Sotion; ais 00 bol fa Telageibie.seshige lure | RE, WARD OF BRAVERY. ea Brady Co. A. ‘John Danic! | andiwant onshore for assistance, when. ho'was rmeor oy i oS. . 5 151.2 i 3 5B’ cw i RI ined the were about 3, a ay on 4 Arlt O°: Zoe'asa.to2 20'94,887 §/808'611 170,613,020 | *ayvnr nc? Woue: ine ae ee | phe spot, and 5c. 60c for ali-May and June. In free : | the epee ster mai uaa robeng April 16. 198,703,600 eee seas eer a0 Px Wb k the salee mero about, 4,000 DDIS. At Olc. a 8c. on the es % cut to pieces, captain, by coaxing and persuasions Apel 28. 196,286 : x pot, and from 62¢ to-68C. a 69 44c. for forward deiiveries A Conklin, Co. K. money, provisions and clothing, indaced a portion of the April 30. 194,157,495 24,087,843 6,626,978 104,578,019 ‘Beozive was quiet, and we learned of no salea Medals of Honor Awarded to Distinguished One Hundretth New York.—Firat b scslds Edward Tadisee to take hice on boerd whoa be ‘plied thom with -~ihe bank statement does not possess any featare calctt: Sour.— 500 boxes caatile sold at fle. : ge . F oe Sergeanta Nicholas Streltt. Co. ace tle sptrits, and Gually indnced them to goon shore for his, er et inscal Jee, ke oiee mae Goh || Stain wan ery duly with aan ot Orly 00 Nhs Ca Privates and Non-Commissioned Offi- | &;"2°"CscPoain wens cane 03,0; Witott Fe wWulios, | chem and'on_ shore they” went" Next toraiag boy loan and discount line amount to : At 164. a 18¢. Stock in New York May 1:—Cuba, 22,704 E se Bernard Smith, Co. Bernard | | prougat off t extant of $2,129,228, while the deposits ‘have increased 2 gar me a eo ¢~ “fis | nbds,: Porto ftico, 2 $01 hhds.: New Orleans, 1,50: his cers Serving Before Charleston, brougat off the Nga Bp gett : i Island, 3 anged $2,600 753. The Rpecie bas decreased $780,860, and the #8 Chico Nw RRB) Paid ee rth “ bage 15 Saat "neisdor 12" ry ao a &e., &e., &e. ar wetek blew ton vemctac ike Keak ine deep water, when circulation has (allen off $52,969 70) ‘4 iz Jonacco.—The market was dull, without transactions = Co. E; Edward E, Par- | the captain let go anchor and waited for his crew and ‘Ths amount of the pew national bank issues which was ey re eae prplnccnsd ‘A Se ae by Seer iae Nee arn a Wee. Gaicw te: Uanernda preapaten, ¥ Franks Casey, thew captors to come op oa wai they goon di a i “ zs for 01 i b - len H. vy . thea a general piu a mat in circu‘ation on the 15th alt. was as follows: — ¥ ‘ baceo Inapection, and also the stock of Spanish tobacco Aivroy Heav, 8. C., April 28, 1364 one Buenderd ant Forly-fowth New York.—Sergoants | coutes they goepretty well arunk asd whee hea they y tad Fives . it Above tens $541,000 AMERICAN TOBACLO. a ge , Charles A. Beanet,Co. D: JohaC. Mei, Co, 0: ba pre tho boat drawa up &© go on ana eer two a 4, Mem ws — CHANGER AMONG COMMANDING OFFICERS. A. Privates John ba sere CO. A; | them had got “into the “boat; and when (be others ie. hades. ‘The topic most talked about io the Department of the were bandiog the articles, they bad al- Rich! hhis speocn accepting the Presidency Stock on band April 1, 164. wi i 19 15.160 5 ready tied up im ‘dundies, into the boat, and Dean ond, in ing Recetved siuce.. 2,506. 2,503 | South ts the change of commanders. Goneral Gillmore,bas tl rereitacig tha corsestea tokertben eaieaeras ane of the New York Central Railroad Company, said that ia doiag so be would inform the stockholders that he had no family which it was necessary to be looked after and established ia places, and that as tong as he retained the power the supplies for the road should be purchased from those who would furnish the cheapest. ‘The Assisiant Treasurer to this city reports as follows:— eon 103, Amount ou band $36, Pon —— | neon relieved from duty here, and is succeeded by Briga- 17,665 | dior General Joha P. Hatch, who will assume command 8,744 | in aday or two. Brigadier General Wm. Birney, of the Stock 00 hand May 1, '64...13,901 13,921 | colored troops, takes Genera! Hatch’s place in Florida Stock on band Mey 1 "63. . 29,609 29,714 | General Terry is succeeded in the command of the Rage ae on, | Northern district by General Schimmelining. Colonel W. ore “oie hte “tore | WH. Davis, Owe Hundrod and Fourth'Pennsylvania Vol- Stock om hand Apri! 1, '64. Pa 221 53 87 | unteers, relieves Colonel J. B. Howell, in command of the H: Jamea H. Bowon, Co,’ 1; James McKenzie, €o. George W. Warren, Co. K. Independent Battali, New York Volunteers. Sorgeant Joha F. Carroll, Co.@. Sergeants Thon: | pide Croase, Co. B: August Rummel, Co, F; George H: eee! | tord, Co. I. Corporais Frederick Soyfore, Co.A; Gcor, McDonald. Co. B; Fred. Russ, Co. C; Joseph Zandli, Co. K. Privates Gottlieb ‘archer, Co A; 'G. Feldmit, Co. C: D. Haromaker. Co. I): George Miller, Co. D: Christian Rentz, ar F; Grot Gothard, Co. A; Wolff August, Co. H. 1; captain Pushed three ‘of them into the sea. tic Received for cusiome ve 2 Received since... 16 80 183] fiiiton Head district. Colone! H. M. Hoyt, Fifty-second oF scant Peanigloante i ra Tein F. Finch, 2,315 $37 $03 270 | Ponnsyivania Volunteers, takes command of the post of bd 7 ‘Wm. H. Rishpaugh, Total... $36,650,423 5,146 116 98 14 | rilton Head, vice Colo@ei Redfeid Duryes, of the Sixth | Co. B; Jobn A. Smith, ta C; Pwo L. Phillips. Co. D; Paymenis. 2,522,923 -_ Se ai Rd lores Alden M. Flemit . F; Stephen C. Hall, Co. A sina Steck on hand May 2,'64.... 7,10 221 205 106 Commposiens: Hover, Co. G: 2, Johoston, Co. G: James Ni Ralavee ......... sees seedeee $34,136,500 Stock on band May 1, '63.... 1,976 91 1,581 ‘THE FIFTY-POVRTH MASSACHUSETTS ON THE ALERT H; Wm. 8. Hopkins, Co. H; Wm. Scott, Co. H; fe 1 ‘The ‘subscriptions to the ten-forty loan at the Sub- gq UBREY-—Recelpts, 800 bois. Pent yy aed The Fifty-fourth Massachusetts (colored) rogimontmade } Vall, CoH. Pees was SITUATIONS Tronsury sn this city amounted today to $184,700. it $1 20—closing at the latter price. ™ an important capture oa Friday evening of last week. A | , Pat Ccenoral < arta Cale, O» on hip bet " Ac ee eet apr OuN haa been aaserted that the new loan would probably be torce of sixtoon rebets, while making a night reconnois. | ¢ "Joba Laiterty, Co, F; Solomon. ©.’ Miller, Co. H; Wm ao ct pias withdraw from the market; but the statement had no Vincent's creek, on Morris Island, was detected | H. belgian Co. 1: privates E. F. Bennett Co. B: Charles 10, feu ae, @ summer ¥ eanen, Jn Feanes'o crete Meare D. Graf Co. Wm. Coursos, Co, Gy Flood Miller, Co. & pa fava ee, fouadation. It s increasing m popularity, and will proba- ‘Diy be taken faster than the government necessities re. quire, and be absorbed much sooner thao was satici- ing. pated Imp. & Traders’. ¥'046,235 ‘Leather Manuf. 129,083 THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN. } and captured, without the loss of a man on our side, The on affair has given the Fifty-fourth an enviable reputation. Convention in Cleveiana. PROMOTIONS. 3\193'804 | The New Nation (the Washington organ of General y Sexe ate Llibeeesy x tee He ae. cone ee wt, | The following promotions have occured tn the Depart U. * saga Fon Alesana, —Sergeant James Nictioo Astle = RICAN WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION Ad ry ATION rporais Frank Condon, 09. (: George W. Downer, wee oo White, Co. F; jvates John Guthrie, Co iibaseca cen bw agi Co. D; H. Patten, do. G; Wm. A. COMPETENT Pi “WANTS A SITUATION AS Co The recent Congressional enactment adding fifty per 5,715,937 | the effect that the friends of General Fremont are to boid | Ment of the South during the past week, Gon. Gillmoro, Pat, Co. cook waderetands cooks ina all its branches; cent to the customs duties will probably be the means of 1,7a1‘928 | & convention in Cleveland ea ‘the 21st of May. It 6 uy authority of the President of the United States, tov | One Handed os Fourth Poeaburger a cerarante tity references, Call tilt engaged at St West 12th st, upon the Fremont meo to hold township conven S jon 0. A; LoviA. Rogenburger, causing aii railroad companies that contemplate extend ke, and advises every one “at once to give up all wea of | WE iesued the commissions to the.oMeers of colored | Strawbeiage, Co. H Daten ce seen Ay “a i OBL MIBRES 4 gingaT £0 ;,2O SEs; ing their roads or laying double tracks to pause until the 3,352, taking part in the Baltimore Coaventi troops -— Gaddas , Co. ¢ um, Co. H: B Fraak Jar. idrea. GC ant employer's, 195 Weat 324 st. operation of the law expires by its own. limitation. The 46 ‘The St. Louis Westlich ox loares that the Cleveland Sergeant Robert Fujott, Third Rhode Istand beavy ar- | ret’ privates ler, ‘on 8 Alberback, duty on tron rafis wea very beavy under the Tarif’ act 7,017,416 | Convention wil! be called to meet on the 19th of May, | tullery, to be secoudtieutenant in the same regiment. Co. & Theodore G. Harging. Co. E:; Aaroa Ferrell, Co. F; | @ St aItgaTION AS FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS WANT. ng) 14 ‘201: 230 f 1,597,642 | aud says:— Sergeant Major William Dingavin, Third Rhode isiand |) Wm a Co. Fj sere roe! barn, fe, F; seaeree: A young gt good city referonuce. Call at a be folly io any company to to import rai ler 7821 ,722° 213, 84.154 | is, rey a . mont, tien Willama, Co - ~~ 1,517 644 151.600 17,968 1,638,007 | New Nation recommends that the platform to be adopted Private Josep W. Dickipson, Thirty ninth Ilinois “Twenty, fifth Ohto.- Sergeant ae Lo. K: yt Se tee! copectats fami A naan the present onerous rates of duty. A cowmittee in the Massachusetts Legislature has re. 2,305,501 182,005 5,943 by this Ress ammmers a should be conflued to three or four re- | Voluntesrs, to be @ captain in the Twenty-first United nn, Thomas Howell, ; privates George Valk, es, dren and do plain sewing or Tighe chs Manverwore, Apply at Pyotr g 4 parry 6 meal, 7,800 bushels wheat, 77 4». cora, 1,850 d.oate, | ‘“Therefore, as members 9 the Calon party, who still 3,902 do. beriey, and 625 do. barley malt. The flour | adhere to the great central idea of « restoration of thé | ‘The following ato the resiguatiom in the department tor od with increasin: roceipts | /2}0R and supremacy of the Uaitod States eonatitution | aye week endtig April 27 -—Maior Richard Butt, New | 2,987,972 427 177 22,300 1,258,761 | solutions heen States colored: trope varwood P. Lacy, Co. Hi: Jaen B. Henthorne, Co. @: | 413 Woat.26tn st., for two daya. ported agaiast the proposed consolidation of tbe Boston 6,168 761 1,288.020 75,505 6,630.300 | ‘The im volition of slavery by constitutional | Quartermaster Sergeant “Adrianis Janeen, Piret New Long, Co. ¥: Oliver C, Loagmore, Uo: G: John and Worcester and Western railroad companies. T1706 | 21.487 100,783 815.459 | amendment York Volunteer Fo; rs, to be a first lieatenant fo the) Co benjamin Barlow, Co. 1. A BESPECTAR E YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITU. 3,514,740 102.301 25792,327 The upholding of the Monroe doctrine. Twenty-first Mnited States colored troops. New Fork Avtitery, Battery B—Corporals Thos. | }f and cocks womta b be filling to aagiet with jhe wage. The following table shows the number of mining com 1 1767735 | The maintenance of the liberties guaranteed by the | Private Hoory M. Jones, Co. Mf vrat Uoited States | J. Webster, Lawrence Riley. We. West Id sty foc two daps. cerae one eonreuaee wane Or panies which have their headquarters in the city of 615,500 | Constitution: and the election of a President whois pos- | ortiilery, to be & secohd Neutonant in the Twenty first "Sixty seeand Obie. —Cniot Sergeant James N. Gray. Co, ¥ Posteo ‘784,209 | eased of the necessar, Vity and devotion, to Valet States colored troops | G. Sergeant Wm. F, Watson, Co. 1; Corporals Soi: moo A A. SITUATION OE AN meyers wo. id 23,200 | carry out the details y- Sergeant Henry W. Cas*, One Hundred and Fifteenth | Miller. Co. b: Joba 1. Hadseti, Co. FE: Eli MeIntarf, Co, rf man, as nurge; is capable o care of au. infant Sha: 11 | Thes@ are, to be sure, the chief pofats of the radical | Now fork Volunteers. to be & first lieitenunt in the | Privates Thomas P. sany ol Ay John MeCautey.'C: from Ay! birth and can bribe it 4 on bottfe: os Lake Supecior copper. 1,240, 1465 | Plavorm: But one and an indispensable point has been Thurey. Loar Unlted States colored troops. Johozon L. Dyer. Co, By Win J. Williams Go, B; Noah ith at country; n00d reference given. Gall at Si Pre grip ton ay a, "605 ably omnitted: wo ‘mean the one tera pris her, civitaD, to bea second Weutewaut in | Barn wi Hardy, Co. ary @. Taylor, | 1" a opper mine: 235 (82) for the rest, wa are also in favor of 8! enty: United States colored t 9. Imer. Co. A. Hu obeenee. 3,900,000 ; security rests wot so much | ‘Pree sam Abrabam W. Jackion, "Thirty-taica | Tomas chew, Co, Ke Ris ate, A ‘pcan eres & sara one, refers Lead mines ‘ 980,000 | th aobody can con- | United “tutes colored troops, to bea captain in the samo Sizty-Seventh Ohio.—Sergoant Major Fmil Rampane. | to her it employer. Call’ at 436 West 23 at , telweea Fusseae ms aime | trot, a8 ta the persoval character of oir candidate. regiment, vico Randolph, resigned. = or Sergeant bya McDonald; First as. ora and i0tu avs, ee my Alla Second Lieutenan ry A. Reach , Thirty -third U1 nor. Co. G: M. Holloway, Co 'H Sergeants Tsaac rae roa mines 100,000 SAP Meel eon ee CATT Oe a ee || Rideout, Ge. ‘Andrew 3. Bowman, Co. 6: laws Heben A RESPECTABLE YOUNG FroMave wreaes a. $4 Miverai iand companies. 290,000 Catt for a Union fomvention fm Ken | roziment, vice Jackson, promoted. thail, Co. K. Corporats Tunis H. Brower, Oo. 1D; Joro- | axretteat washer nud ena i 8 good Coal mimes... ... ~ 649,000 | ey. a Second Lienten Enoch Wo Robbins, Thirty third neta Guesttora ‘Co. ¥. Vrivates” James te A; | Tow small family. Best of olty ‘reference iondguoge be Muscalianeous companies forming 1,500 400 | <so+ -a$104,157 96 24,087,343 5 026,978 104 578,010 Poi te Union, democratic eet, af * United Piated caloeed troops, to be a frst lieutenant ia the seen at 8) Meadow. between Ist and 2d sts, iste Hoboken, N, N.S. —_—— uJ ‘ a Beac! mn Totai vs higher Toate | i209 4 oem oe sebeninaire Soc had its origin sinee the last uational conventions. and as | “ame fogiment, vice E ma, BroTaOLad. Thirip-tourth re No wo WOMAN WIAMHRS (A SITUATION The jar value of the above amount of stock w Cieurings tor the week eudied agri 30, ts ban never, by any authoritative mnrention, sans j ul ited, tases, colored troope. 10 be adjutant of the same e x igo Ta'the onintey forthe, i eAUae Yas ees Seats ivy, alnees , Fen bee ein) | Eaanees OX the eee SarnaeS ox States. and differs from both in some important ideas, wa-| ““Cerceant Richard Gowers, co E, First New York Vo- ‘kaon, Co. C:' John Green, Co. 1; "James ergace Calla it West PARES) tabivien: touig'e_voxy Cor & capital amounting in the aggregate to $406 000,000. week log April 30. do not recognize the right of the majority of thé) juntcer Eugineers, to be a first leuteaant in the Twenty ; Rovin River, Co. G. Corporals ‘Thomas Ae SS EXPERIPXORD WOMAN WANTS A SITUATY A nember of the merchants of Chicago refuse to be a Central Committee to fix the stv/us of the party with + frat United States colored troops, to fill an original Jobn Christopher, Co. D. Jack Midale- 0d © 0k engerstante. mood substn: cook ps CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. gither national party of tbe froo States, oF in either of | yscincy. tance’ m, baware Brown, Co. H.’ Privates Alien Dean, | oF ye rosd lau 0 objections 10 STEEP TE Hn Stee ©. Se ED OE re re ee Monat, May 2-6 tm, | {helt convaulions, but believe wht thiypre-emiaently be--| Y Necand Toutonant Charles $. Allen, Twos!y frst Voited |B. Benjamin Washington, Co. F, Charles Tens, bo: | Hye rode a5 atu Rast Baltic, im relacionto the particalar description of curreney to | a. rsoimts T bbis. Market oxtromely duti, at | WOss,te the party’ in their coavention, States colored troops, to be a first lieutevant in the same , © Moses Sitomons, Co. H. athe SES aia be deait ii. They bave decided to take all bills shat are my een 4 ee: ee And as by arocent act of the Legislature Kentueky | regiment, to fill a0 Prlgtnal vacancy Third — United States Colored — Trompe —Sergeatts SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AnD pa ALTRRSS iia io New York ana Boston. $9 for rots and B11 for pearts. soldiera, who would be legal voters if at bome, areal | Second I ieutenant James 5. Duogan, Twenty. firat U ‘nited Alfred Booth, €o, C; George Finnoman, Co. 1; wanted; is capable of are of baby, redeemed at par in New Yor! J Batavsturra.—Receipts, 18,340 bbis. flour, 746 do. corn | lowed to vote in the Presidential slection, which gives | states colored troops, to bea first lieutenant in the same , Stmiet Beaverly, Co. F: Collins Allen, Co. @! | erence. "Gall for twe day at 108 Haat arren ats aeolira, A sale of two Lhousand ove huadred bales of navy prize them the rignt to be represented in the a ea | regiment, to ‘ill ae original vacancy. Charies Parsons, Co, K; Heary Pate, Co. 'D: Thos. anon cotton took place at Cairo on the 26th ult., which yielded A eR ae At, mi eat RESIGNATIONS | Hauy, Co. K. Corporal Green Steward, about $650,000. The prices ranged between 7c. and ell, Co, C: market was agaio very dull, gatire charnp ot oF older a: eh dren, faithful and coned yatious in all her aut ies: : he best of refereace from her last fover two T3}g¢e , which is 10a 12 per cent under the market price. and jawa over the rebel Btates, and for the mows — York Volunteer Kngineers,. Captain Willian Motounell, ‘Weoks, Co. @; David Kamsay, Co. H jeren: « e ‘The resson given is that the cotton was wet, which caused and lower rates of gold, a further decline of 10c, was | means and vigorous Prosecution of fhe wi "era the Ninety seventh Penusyivania Voiuuteers: Aesistant ar. Co, | at 415 Oth ay,, between 25th and ols. | established, mainly on State and Western brands, though | rebetiion ts subdued, we ta Con. | goon C. i Briggs, Twenty-fourty Massachnsetts Volun- , 00. A; Rdward 8M@nali, Jr, it to weigh heavier. Canadian wd Southern were also somewbat lower | voation belied ‘st’ Louis oa the tom day of | feore. A SITUATION, WARTED—BY A YOUNG Meneauise . * he nin - a i. peaotng i vatement of seomene a san Dated | and doprenced. Freight ongagemonts wore made for | stil’ adtere ton this guprome itee ee gan? | FROM ¥L0Ri CAPTURE OF ARAORL UNOTENANT AND HIPTERN'| “PRE Decline Im the Price of Batter, and | i sige i corn Fone 9 Spay, O00 = DE | 4,000 oF 5,000 wbis, to Liverpool and Londow; but, in taining the government, tn Uneie mvera!countieg, aod tbe | jay the sreamer Delaware, thie. moment, im rom. lack: the Cawse: Partbe nnd eee: eS Aprit 30, 1866.-—~ - soldiers of Kentacky, in their varion iments and Crened WHE Wott OF -the trade, we Tail 10 discover Say | Coneaies, bold primary meetings and appemt margin for profit on exports in that direction. A late | to said Cenvention, and that they fo auch primary assem shipment to Great Britain, it is said, resuited in a logs | biies indicate whether thoy desire the delegates of “te | of T0c. per BbI., notwithstanding the favoratio rates of | State 10 reprosent them in (Be Democratic Convention, $0 be held at Chicago, July 4, or in the Hinton Gomvedtion, 6 | freight dod exchange. The sales comprise 8,000 bbis. | po held at Raitimore, June 7. = 4 ‘The butter market yesterday was somewhat firmer, with a good supply on baed, and holders were expecting a slight advance on the quotations of the previous ary, watch ranged, according to quatity, trom thirty to thirty. five cents, io the wholesale market, and from thirty-five A CEES aR a Ras floor. f A Oh ee a a: | Btateand Western, 900 do Canadian aud 700 do. South. (Signed by hundreds of ancounéitional Unie mes.) to forty-tve. conte -at retail. Speculators were ‘rather nent — hata ’ aaron asec SD | ere, Rve four w soarce and firmor, with smali sales at UNION SPATE GuNVEMRION. despondent at the prospect of a still greater d¥cfitie’ ta rn eta an i Yoited States builion on eons)... : 20 | 86087. Corn moat is rm Wut. quiet, with 150 bbe. sold. | wone soratnted Uy the Kotte ey te Teustworthyy information ia %0. the effect that one | Prices when tho, new grass butter reaches the market, | 2 ce Uaitet States bullion (Washoe). We quote — haben etiam in Florida tas bea sent to | Which will be about the 15th of May: aud, inthe moan { > “ts Delweea ‘22,000 | Superfine State aoa Western flour Oa T 23a ot February las Lae, and that nearly the whote Florida force 1s to | time, uaotitics of vi now on hand are A Wrech Satemspatenbesmveciee ” | Rewnstate 136 ote tod deliberation, cand eter hae the. witbarawe. ruses oy ba yp a bp. hope tacos | Hon ae aye mare ad cnty maint Tow pat owl m movnaitiinal Kagland by large % ones 28 000 | Vummon to media Be i I bet or the harmony aod unity of cole } ‘Teo Tenth army corps have adopted aidietiuctive prreerctchs tect Mgr oxchange'be- | Mays et (13 Amity at. tg the rear, - stamped “ 780 0 troe Union men in the State, to ” tween London New Tramam teed 10 U. 8. Wivt., Phil, for coleage:..: 66,904 | toms. S100 1100 | ton, which was catfod to micet ‘at ote nay. ne aang Shas: however, wave into fel iene ests oc such ng | A 2a Ty Se se meme cs The following i# the monthly report of the receipts and | Gornmon Mo good senntern 7 8 60 | ou yoy en A i] a Loni of poor, a square gnterprien, a8 the butter now ja cae toaient wae tor ol 5 1 360 Tin . choice extra we ner 00 ing, a can mone sven of (he United States Assistant Treasurer at Sommee Cioedian § 19.8 11 99 me wha be Wea! Carn ee Seats te on rongeene Tae teen. mat ‘ei etpato ih aavtew wanve Nt Sidhe At serrate fue Saka roa. > i chotce extra do... Jen to an' went @ will ho reduot ‘Scotiand . 98 West Suns Apri t, 1864, by balance... ee $12,144,422 Rye flour, superfine H wee 7 0 fe not in favor of seuding delegates to the National jalon capture of Forta Farhcts from Ube batter wing regions roport that Hs ae Receipts during the mouth— 4. bois... 415 8 6 60 | Conventon, to be held at Baltimore on the Tth of Jane | therefore ver; . the recent Tabavrbed Sek ek z va a. WOMAN. 2B a ‘arryati lanes... Gane —The demand for wboat w mod eae oie eae | Sony tompKiNs © A. PRESTON, —« | __ Lonctose yous » | {idprammrbennen: tans te “anpaprevions ear siago 1900, | 2° ratreu tu’ wal Eu a a | Jotoroal rev nue ms moderato, sod with ary THOS. C. CALVERT, 1. coMMINGS ment of the South 4 Speculators deciare-—very, reluctantly, however. | Hae: lth st 8 [mb indroused receipe rice paar drooy GEO. D BLAKEY, PF, BRYLAN' 91 tionor” d that must come down: ‘though t! y every” A’ NURSR@WANTRD, BY A TRUCEWORTHY Bx. Patent teen nts eae Sales of 7,000 bushels amber Mi fs L. N. DEMALITZ, MES SPEED, Morris [stand campaign . device to keep them up tothe bighest agure: Tia Miseeliaueous. welts, 8; 2,000 do amber Jerscy at $1 40481 0 PRRRY & LAYTON quite recent decline may be attributed: to ths fact that ee Post (es Nepartment. 2, ing aud winter rateen ai Avan. 18, 1364. Srests the ment supply 18a periehable artiole, mitotane) ilgta . nt on more than = few weeks. and, ingle tranaae- York, and are elegan stock of old butter having been entirely exbacsted, Totar $i 60 & ench prota compalied « eileen tone ata reduced figure oF sae SSE cc ae vob its rome Pastels be ts foe the stock: om beads, fs.qril, bo. resem wrod hen ta ent , Ri rae ja t of Decom i cants TION ‘BD pony a Ont thé om jnone day’ and before the ond Of March (t/reached tne | Al°putugehonaa, Rants bad yea sreegee bet ou government sooount, at 85 5c. AL SacemOOs ORS 6S EOE BT eee me ced | fen toeeiecoitn, Gl ok eee ee ange, we wore nti the mouth , an: ry. wo days at ry Malabos Apel $9, 164... ...... 4,100,074 | sige ipanhelae firm at 83)¢¢. for midating: salen tooen = both ptele ls teodabeat ate clamatancee a ‘oaiaraano between 37th and 28th sts, hast Halange, (+. disbursing officers. $16,476,168 Corita.—There was notbing tn Rid, tn other Ge emont, Tracy Hoste BT te ibe suey, don spotters A Sate ROMA TURES 4, SITUATION wd Beige ok hea! PRK esay we papers that ie to ET Ol indy W. bly , Oo, Hy wore Competed eter, $0 Fede prices or coheed ghitdee a do ie eew syvqeusd have no objections care, of be la ir a lantio 5 y immense stook which they fo @ count si le rey ren | Hy cme come rks oom | treme et Taf ata heel pct aera as tote, | Ear prey? amis GO fe | teak sno, ae peor | A." ATRTANE SO tou that the tid . Jo . 8’ Fite. —s- a the roslestna at s mein. ili A, Sloman, Co, F; Cal. ine ert ave very title by sympathy for thote mis- ts ben ot ely raforence” Onl tt 112 Bunt Ss i . If popular sentiment H ort men: inane = PROT) Ton partys livt we arevot opioion thet if Sola. ota Parte, Co. private | "rage paige will sore bom Abe market, andi sono o¢ | AL terns rt ta dahambaragt nnd mains oe or anuae G. Fromous be # candidate for tie Pras latter ) : net! Roeroes ant a Gall tor pay ae pate Re pie f at April Tihs Srodieusat testers vote fa sho wna, ies bey & one eine oe eoe\pla for customs in Apr: ‘ pe , Teeohite (Or Customs tn April, 1863....,..... BAORISIT Fs aaington, letter to, the. Ohio Sateeman say | , = imo ike 46 nabarnbe, fas carporod a Turay ot aogebasianany, ‘remont work with bh ap Iworease in April, 1864...... eee cece. BLO,765,766 immense business in ‘coueonaudior tat —J niea't ‘bis sith ee Malancs, Cr. bulliun and expense account for Perey te conn thal to w publiste ati: oo ite eo ‘ peeny Ottion . oe Am iepored, statin, © candidace till the tandown Y LJ po Cote Toreited diriog the montis tr, au me oo o pana election. ae Balen din me Fine bers noo d during (he ath a ung ho| it roll be the case the Kanai Zatung sats oe Paymmenid io peat ie Cay san dom ‘where measures ; a aioe Paremen tee Me prekge be ed ira at ae oaene ae ‘ aasrectal Le OTR wants ates wale tn dame ° ta Geum orev Coeree Eee net =o eee re Pee