New-York tribune., 1841-06-11

tee .,ats of uncertainty with 10 recent events IA the
Turkish provinces and which becoming every Gay %
ala-ning.
EtS.sdey afternoon aay 2s 5Oaoek-Fhe Stock e.
a,.etion Of the obbe The home 6 VIII tis bus
doing. Con-ois oPesed At o TO 20 for mose! aou o.
hs They advance! s0 for ossy but are 30" -,
Reduces per are and E1eheqaer Bills 10 les pm
The stock ans share market. are n't snc 'se -
tie chief cause OF tbs limited business ia o
SpanA sn Paris ;sis morning ass caused sig o
theE Price here
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
Lr.-oo, av OF increase N tne &C.
pandcon,equeny L,tle increase Is TIE Sten 81
market no' fenrs very ie any, M
ai sss ta a. s 20 @ a Sea- a4 and $50 stained do ar.
eAred for auction on Fdy Spectators have taken 400 al's
and IeO Surat Exporters go Sua 80 American and
r.. ,,pr I'M, roek . IS is Bag. l7,cs
LrtrDeo May aThe Gotten to-day IA, bees S
esssy Of aera os. 1859 bales any change
p-ice.. ----,,
In he s~'sip Gree, a -s Lrs-o01Mi:ri NM raDg Ann kG D.
Geo Ti4aar Ms PekevI Mr. and Mrs. Di1os. Miss Eeel Ai.'
Ncon Mrs Col Iresnd Rev Hill Mr. ( Gile'p,e
F stsa., Ms o.srre Mr Townsend Townsend, Mrs
enon Mr. s~ias a a MI M Icbn N, b.oa M
Tsdale Foot, Miss Foot Dir kooHsoh f aho '''
Ramthsy.
REPEAL OF THE Svn-TRxAsrRr-This FIRST great ca
sure of Whg relief to business of the Country
pused to third reading Tuesday by the following d"ci
siye
YgAs-Messrs Archer. Barrow, Bates Bayard, 4er-ies
Bschanon choa-. Clay OF KY Clayton Dxon Evans era
Norehe ad Phelps Po,ssr Preutiss Preston lves summons
Smith, OF Indiana, Southa-d Ta!lmadse- White, Weod
Nirs-Mossrs. Alien, Beaten Calieps Clay of Ala Ful
ton King Nicholson Pierce Scrsr Smith OF Conn ldpH"
Nolker, FyIl!iGas> IFSodtary Wright, Yo1RS-l6
A5sent-Sturccon of Pa Gu hberi of Ga Mouton OF La
Lima of Mo and MeRober,s of Hail Losos.
EVERY WH.c AyD CONSERVATIVES tn HI, seat and
vsed for the biz We'll done good and faithful SERVANTS
that looks IKE doing business. Mr. Buchana. OF Pa con
formc, with bad grace the wishc. of his constituents
Slas Wright Perry Smith and few other hardened sin
ners dsoleycd Mark them
DHs7HrcrvR FIRE.-Abost clock yesterday afternoon
Are broke the casery Interior OF the hleck OF
story wooden bounded by and Stanton Pi ana
Hvagon Streets and ragged with powerful violanoe Before
it was ubdued destroyed all the houses Stanton street
side the block except tina, the ouhwesery of
Ridge and Stanton ad Indirectly tho dwelling of Assistant
Alderman Penny the III ward the support of which
bsrn of 1t continued its amongst the houses in the
nloor of the block several of whck destroyed
also thrce houses Pitt stract of Santen stable
OF thu burnt housos however miracuousy
,cnped windows and doors being kept closed nnd by
keeping completely dcugcd with water The wAac num-
bcr buildings destroyed computed at20 and upwards OF
SO p4or families who acd them turned house-ss
the with the loss Of large portion OF their furniture and
property The less though not nomnnly very great in
amount is nevertheless very distressing the poor the
principal sufferers
O.r Commerce aoits the States Of the Germamie Asso-
eiaon-Ths latter part of Mr.. WSnsrER's official
,LoG
or Customs Union establishes in Germany 1884, chiefly
through the efforts Of Prussia and having for its object the
establishment hrousho. the German States :, uniform regu
laon of Commerce. uniform dutc, of Importation, exror
tation and transit system Of uniform weights and
urcs and uniform coinage throughout all members of the
Association By existing provisions this treaty to continue
in force until the st of January, 1854 The effect Of the
Association has been give Prussia and Germany
weight the political balance Of EurOpe bus it is princ
pay interesting to the United its commercial
denses.
The German Commercial and Customs Association COM
prses territory aboundng in wealth, industry, population
ond resources of every description The States included
it are the following
K,.,,n >; s'p rf'sla.s. s,s
kaEd9% KaEdo% OF v1a5;@i wui's@:1s si9 80
Duchy of Ea1en iOJ
Electorate or 7047cO
Duchv (~ith liamburg 1016.l
Duchv of 3S622I
The Thun-ian 9S-f7s
Free CITY May $1,000
Total. 2t,tr!si:J
I. is understood that Brunswick has exhibited ncina-
separate from the Northwestern Uuion of which she
is now member and jois the As-ociaon and the ac-
ccsson OF he Grand Duchy Of Laxumburg likely
swell still higher the population Of the sta,es thus
ted, whi=h already the INDUSTRIOUS enght
encl. and prosperous people .fGcrmany.
Three of the German States have set ucccdcd the
Association but have formed separate Commercial Union
vz
States Popu;,su