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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
SWEDEN.
Troops Embarking for Denmark.

Correspondence Of the London Morning Herald
STOCKHOLM June (.
The embsrkaton Of troops and the equipment Of gun
boats aud vessels Of war IA all OF the Danes are con
tnued here with the greatest activity and the conyic
non j. general that supported by Russia, shall soon
be actively engaged against the Germans Ia addition
70 our troops sent Funen, or ordered into Demark
and Jutiand body OF 300 cavalry are directed o.
hold Themselves In readiness for The seat OF war.
The swedes are in high spirits al the prospect Of be-
ing about 10 contend for the Independence Of the North
men; and in regard o. the snew' OF war there Is
rrle suDrehso.on felt here that the expense OF the
contest win fiu heavily Sweden. Indeed II i said
that DO more will be required from this country than
the 1000 100 OF dollars already voted
GOIrENBUFG. June =
The enbar kstion Of troops began this morning 90
o'clock and continued al : -Four regiments LEFT Ills
hsrbor. and were toved by Danish steamers, as The
wind was c0ntrary-they were destined Tor NyoOrg.
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PRUSSIA.
Affair. in Berlin.

The National Assembly Of Berlin has rejected mo-
t0u that the events Of March should De considered p
rsgo,i,r and mar tne combarants had deserved well
OF their country Much excitement was oceasoned oy
tni. decision.
letter from Berlin Of the 7th inst in the C9logHs
G1-1rs states that NJ Arago me ne" french Anloa-sa
or ha. ha8 Ion, interview with the pruss Minister
for Foreign Afairs Baron Amin from which, u i a.
.ertsi resulted friendly undertaking NJ Arago was
not furnished with the usual credentials a. Minister
Plenpoteutsry OF the French hepnonc olt on me oe
rfio f ps-on krnirn that BE- authorized 20 MAKE
the Official communication that MS Majesty the King
wa. prepared 20 receive him n that quality ne dis
patched courier Pans 20 OBTAIN me necessary doca
,,rts the expected that Prussia and France VIII
continue on a pesceab.e and friendly footing.
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Oas - saf. sarsr a,sr-
b.. n-srg sasP-r- al 30 sss bid d
-nU -. f-r.a "a 90 ht.s ktfur q 20 -
Or te.1. o. import 20 nisr r~s-r. - teasat or
-1 sufy c-tet s1i - 49, ~ ~ --k coz
f~I. I'D ftas poro io @ o. ~ sntl ~ a fer1.u
Ii hsre fhe core~ mars-t tseraff sirtey ne 500
.- sd Us Jlarss a. ref c~t ~ r 1risfg- ~ % ifs
81 ia ~. rsaston Cesion 81 a. 40 - a. - Lss1 70.
Il - b. So. ~ Ia cuIy utdi-- 81 az fsfa No.s
M !. Al I'd re eef ssi .rls b. ii f~nt, 81 81 pr D. Tie
sr- tf an = a. seek a. fef o~cs fs'~- h-r 'era -
t. "a ls1 r. nsrartft he ea utrsei cogi'es s.; -
hr.s fss fls storFfc1 e na~ Net-k NpHfposf
iils-r rprolet rites s-frii s-s ~ ~, =
t aifrf "a spaqoe-ss n,fe occa t..sr a. te..ss
.r lfsr- IL. Ken .l - 1~f4 - - fesno
,ra hsfe tAfn sholt 2np t1s >Aoa ~ s~s ss,s
be q ether - aar - ~ sefs fet-.e
Ih,ct sas - sr s1ltnlA b. o. Stoa qsf"'
oel|t s.Fanrr 81 l0. Der
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NAV 6-Wheai 3D.. IN. Bafey Is a OlIs 80 30. Rye
Sic lid Beans Sos "a Peas SIS SD. May l3-Whes lls
l0 Barley 52s s. Oats 2s 2l. Rye s lod Beans jj. %
Peas SIS 90 MAY -OMhesi 4s "a, Farley Sc ~ Oai,
lls al Rive rs 2l Beans Sos 81 Peas Sos 81 MAY -
Wheat o. 81 Barley 81, 81 Oats -0s Rye .ss sd Beans
SIS gd Peas M nd June 3-Nheaf 49, M karsy Sis
3d. Oats BIS Rye sos So Beans 51s no. Peas 3s June o
Wheat ~ ST. Barley SIS. ID Oas2s. Sd Rye rs Beans
SIS o. Peas SIS.
Aggregate average OF the weeksNheit as I'd Bar
lev Us sd Oas Dos Sd RYE As Beans 81 8d Peas 3bs I'd
Comparar So average same time last year-Nheat yOs ,
Barley sd, ID Oafs ljs 1d. BYE 6i- ID Beans Sos ID
Peas So wilmer >nlhs Eu. Times, june H.
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~ The NfM-JeIgtN Nhftr-t ure EslaDnsu-
Mountains south Orange
Nesy-Jersey. ttern miles nom YORK; on ne no OF
the Morris and ESSEX Railroad.
The cars stop within quarter Of mile fton the esiah-
ishmeut leaving the foot OF COrlandst al o'clock, NJ
and O'clock T. NJ Of each day. arriving Il south Orange
in about one hour.
Dr. MEEKER Announces 10 the public that he has tust
finished arrangements for Of te most compeIc w at
sT-Cure establishments and Summer reloa.s now IN the
country.
Dr. returned fom Europe IN the Winter OF 1876, where
mad been nearly three years more than Onetd ofwch
spent 6rse.enheTg and The other aieS eesab.
hmens Of Germany ana been since thai tine engaged
IN selecting location and erecting establishment suited
10 his views on the subject.
The establishment planned particularly win view TO
the comfort and convenience VI the peen aud II oui upon
tue English plan Of watercure establishments, having phi
bathroom asched each pauenrs foo shut on rom
folding where the patent have every
bath eNce large douche ami swimming Osfh which are
beautifully situated about 10 rods from the house the stns
the mountain There as0 three large Plunge bans 10
house On the grounds slsO two wave baths, one u
them from the falls Of the brook IA the ravine, and
swimming bath b. ee square, erected TO ae pleasure u
visitors, &c. attending their iends AMI other pa
uents.
DR. Will open his establishment or tbs seasn on tho
18th June and sny communications addressed la CiAS H.
MEEkER N ID. Al Newark NJ jersey al South Orange.
" Jersey vl ,-r-vs attention le<i Inv
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MARKETS.


The Cotton and Corn Trades remain IN dun, anguid
state Prices continue 70 recede without the prospec;
OF an improvement
Reports from the Mandatory Districts do not IN.
prove.
Notwithstanding this, however unemployed capital
l. most abundant that fret class bills discounted
a. per and call money i worth more than
per cent The Bank Of England has reduced its rate
Of interest from to 3. per cent
The prospect Of the crops i al that could be desired
The weather = very me forcing everything forward
with great rapidly and luxuriance.
II Cotton tie sales have been E.osiy confined y ne
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wMoLE 80. asS3.

trade There has nor oeen much change IN prices *
cgp, that ul.t descriptions 90 American Cotton can b
hai point lower than our quotations OF asst wees
The Tenor oi fhe accounts brought b. the steamship
Caledonia ha- caused holders to Dee ess trm In main
ta-n-ag the previous currency. The demand from con
SINNERS continues % be very limited and mus renaih
81 until The settlement of affairs on the Continent ana
the return of increased commercial prosperity in these
countries Compared VITA last yesr The stock y now
LOO bales less the imports l-s77 bales more than
ihty were ~ tar same tnc .n 1871 The Committed
Of Cotton Brokers declared thc following prices yes
'erisy evening Fair Upland 81 % ga fair Mobile
AL. and lair Orleans 4sd per I5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

During he past eeh kreigh of weights 10 The Northern
Pous and especially New York. have been very fully
supported, owing To cculu4cc scarcely of vessels, but
measurement goods uf alb kinds have been extremely
scarce ana passengers difficult procure. Our quotations
are. Tor Ne~NoIk deadWeghi rs 81 10 Is % per Ton
fine goods 80 % rs hardware l5e tsrtenw are b.
lJ- O l7- 81; enc goods, ~ hard
warr -: earhenware. Phsieiphis -deadW gh lss
10 Is hne goods. IS % = hardware, Us To Is carmen
ware B.. Bt moredead-weig ht, Is TO .s me GOODS
~. hardware. 2js eauhenwafr. lOs New-Orieans--
dead-weighi. l2 81 10 IL Oh hne goods. : % 10 hard
ware l5s TO rs cafthenware. S. per ton.
lEorke Bout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Friendly ReIatious with France.

letter from Madrid OF the 7th inst announces that
NJ Dc Lesscps received that day from Paris the re-
ply 10 the note hy which the Spanish Government had
notified 30 the Executive Committee Of the Republic
that the Queen Of spain recognized the new Govern
ment OF France The French Official Dispatch was
couched in the most friendly terms to Her Malesty
personally. aud 20 her responsible cOunselOrs The
French Government expressed much satisfaction az
seeing the Queen OF SPAN assume the initiative IN the
recognition OF the Republic and VI de Lesseps lost no
time IN presenting that dispatch 20 the Duke de Soto
MAYER. Their interview adds the French CORES
pendent highly satisfactory Tor the intsrest Of
Inc two cOuutrie-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Bohemia Remnins Firm.

The Vienna papers of the 9Th instant publish reply
of the Governor of Bohemia. Count Leo rhun. 20 the
protest othe Austrian Ministry against the formation Of
"a Provisional Government tor Bohemia. Count Ihun
after quoting thc leading points of the Ministerial Pro-
says tha he hiss report ot his proceedings 20
hi, Majesty the Emperor and that be- j. not willing ~
rerace his steps or suspend his resolution until the En-
per0r decision shall arrive Az 20 the responsibility
with which the Austrian ministers have threatened him
De- protests that he readily takes 10 upon himself and
thar he and he alone is responsible for All the measures
of the prntI-lnnul Eornrnmnnt for Rnhema.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Hayre Markets,

CorroN-The trad. purchased freely during the week,
and prices Of fs descriptions remained hrm, inferior and
mddng grades however declined about H. To-day lille
The sales ofhe week amount To $3.50 bass,
and arrivals 26f stock, $4,000 bales against 1900
last year.
RlcE-A few hundred uerces Carolina changed hands at
rs so 20 "a for pnmr; prices looking downward
SlOck 4 100 tieTces and 1900 bags
AsHEs-None on hand. Prices nominal for both descrip-
tons.
WHALEBoNE-Ab0ut 5'ons Northern and Southern fishery
realized r. Prices dropping Stock IS tons sgainst 30
tons last year
TALLow and LARD remain neglected and prices quite
nominal. the market being well stocked q
wilmer 4 Smiths European Times, June IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

The Engish Stocks very huoyant still sni with fair
business dong. Culsos for Account have low sua.lei
pnce higher than ai any period since February a. being
So eNliNtenf. or IS to with he interest attached
There would be 40 reason, however. Why farther nee
should not lake place, taxing he vaae Of money alone into
account that the revenue sad The 90 Europe viii
20 for something with The SPECTATORS The Nes Three
Quarter per Cents have been so and the Three per
Gents Reduced 85+ f0 Z Bank StocS i worth 1924 Ex-
cheCuerh are al SIS To os preuuul The Foreign Bonds
krep up well Spanish Three Ceats have been - 70 -.
and the Five per Gents 49, me dividend being advertised
Mexican have risen t0 Isl Brazilian New are al 65-
Dutch rwo-and-a-HaG per Gents bring ~ and Russians
have al vsncei 10 4ll European MAJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

The meetings in favor OF the new Reform movement
have been more general during the last week and a.
the period approaches when Mr. Hume viii make bis
notion additional efforts are being employed, by means
OF numerous petitions to ory his arguments in favor
of the four points" 4 new mode has been adopted,
by getting up a vast number Of family petitions, Ia
strengthen the allegations made by the Reiormers that
the feeling In favor of extensive change Is very gen
eral thrOug hOut the kingdom.
The debate the Navigation Laws closed on the -th
the Ministers carrying their point by majority OF ~
The spanish Minister having got into some difficulty
with the Secretary Of Foreign Affairs has departed I,
III own couufry
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NAP.
More Opposition 10 the IA ing.

The EDoca of Rome of the 5th ststes, from Naples,
that the Ministers bad presented programme 70 the
King aud their resignation. IN case he should not ace
cep, u The conditions We're The dismissal OF the
swiss the reorganization A. before. Of the National.
Guards TIE c0uvocatIon Ot the Chambers with the
same Deputies and ihe complete oblivion OF tle past
A thousand siclan- the vanguard of oO)0 more, had
entered caahria Lccce Potenza. C0senza and Tcrano
had already constituted their Provisional Governments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Cnse of N. Emile Thomns.

The Executive Commission having given no answer
TO letter Of Emile Thomas late Director OF the Ateers
Na'ionaux demanding inquiry that person has ad
dressed petition 30 the National Assembly demand NJ
redress for the outrage committed him by arbitrary
arrest and deportation the part of the Executive
Commfsi sion whom be charges with rcviying the sys-
TEN Of h,fres ds cqotr have BEEN say- be, die
missed and arrested and yet they refuse 90 try The
cause OF the violence done j. buried ia mystery
there h precedent for my treatment since the reign
of dol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

Acorresnopdeut AZ Cologne WRITES IL Is generally
r,rred u this CITY that the salaries Of All state en-
1i5ys exceeding so thaers about s75j viii be reduced
IS per cent Much distress prevails IN ms place sna
,novueut OF The most lao0r0us and Of the humolest
kind sought for by who IN better times gave cor
sraut work 10 several individuals. have had quietly
pointed out 10 me Two three aoorers engaged ~ re
pairing the Rhlae dykes, who bad even al iowa a.
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Fnrfher OpernIiOn-.

10 was reported al Copenhagen that Prince MenziAoi,
General Sprengp0rten and the Danish Minister, would
arrange % the operations Of the Danish swedish
and Russian forces against the Germans.
We have news By the evening train but D. l. snow
here that O10 troops from Gottenburg had landed at
Nyb0rg on Funen.
From Malmo they write that 1900 troops were A.
sembed there with so guns In the roads we're several
large vessels Of war and u % 10 Russian SHIPS OF the
line were expected there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
ENGLAND.
I'm UBHNUs
Failure of the Chartisf Demonstration.

The threatened demonstration Of the Chartst in the
metropolis June ~ proved even a much more signal
failure than the previous affair Of the 10th of April Al
Remington Common. The apparitOn Of strong
squadron Of the Life Guards In Bonnie shields. with
police force horseback armed 70 the teeth,
clearly understood by the Chartsts TO be an ind
cation that the meeting eGec'Yaiiy 10 be put down
and an ntmaton from the local magistrate 10 the same
effect operated like charm and pretty smart thuu
der storm happened opportuney about four O'Clock.
The few spectators who had assembled out OF curiosity
retired 10 their homes and the Revolution n England
with the overthrow of Queen Victoria, was deferred
iii more cory enient opportunity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
SPAIN
RPnuhIlcnnz -uDDrPsspd,

Our accounts from Madrid of the sth inst state that
several new arrests had taken place, the cause OF
which however was unknown. 10 reported that
the Car.i.ts Contemplated manifestation in Navarro
and Upper Aragon Ia Catalonia they had united with
the Centralist party.
According D. letters from Barcelona quoted by the
Espqaa the Republican faction which had appeared In
the neghb0rhoOd OF that city had been completely dis
persed The manufactures OF Catalonia were in full
activity so much So that the loan OF four millions, in
tended 20 procure work for the aboring classes had
been adjourned
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sc. &C. sc.

The steamer Cambr,o, Capt. HARmsoy, an
rived at Boston on Friday morning last, in ~
DAYS from Liverpool but, on account Of the wires
being broken. no teleeraphic message could be
transmitted. Our foreign files were received by
the regular mail on Saturday morning, and the
most important Intelligence Immediately issued
In. Evt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

Letters from Wesel OF tie i0a inst state that very
morning, Tor some days past the walls had been p.s
csrild. recommending the assassination of .he
Sovereign. and the establishment OF Republic. On
the -rn subordinate officer OF artillery son OF citizen
i0r having perm -ied gross insults on the Prince of
Prl-sis during his Royal Hghnesss soiourn there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Trade with America.

Some Interesting particulars were given in Parla-
mentary paper printed the 18th inst respecting the
trade OF the United kingdom with the United states OF
America. BY the account II is shown. for thrty-two
years ISIS 10 ls4b inclusiye) the official value OF im
ports from the United states and the official OF our
exports The declared value OF the exports is given
and they considerably exceed the official value For
the last twenty years the imports aud exports were
Official valuel a. follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Deaths of Distinguished Persons.

On the 18th ut at Constanunople, Prince Mahomet
d'Abi son Of the sultan
On the sth inst at London Hon f. Petre, son OF the
ninth Lord Petre.
On the sth inst at London, Lady Lucy Eleanor
LowtheT.
On the 18th inst Lady Mongomore, mother Of the
present Earl of Eglngtoun.
On the 18th inst al Peeles Coffee House London the
renowned Tom Steele Head Pacihcator for Ireland UNI
Der Mr. OCOnnells Repeal Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

RCPoRrFoR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE i6-rhe dallness
Of e laslcn days though without producing any marked
decline any moment has placed The quotations u y
lands lower point than any previous occasion Far
urts and Mobiles FOR th- fret quoted az ~, Or
fsi before and al the common qualities Of Amer
lean hsve had yielding tendency The better sorts
without change 1880 American have been t-ken spec
ulaLon. and $50 American and $40 Pemams for Export
sales Tor the weak. - 500 hi.es-H0f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Cotton.

The demand sal steady but he quantity otnng beng
than equal The of me trade The mset counnes nra}
quo-o1s OF ist barely maintained making the De
dl6ng isst fortnight i q n most descriptions The
bales wiz exports have taken 4j0 Amer
and $40 Psrnubuo, tn speclarors 1890 Amen The sales
bales Ils (onuees quotations lr FAR cotton
are Bowed ~ Noble "a and Orleans ~.
Tie IMPORTS this week $3.50 bales ihs err 7oi ~ same TINE M
estimated 80 bales time ist
year There t bJ te trade 5sl,lO bae.
by splt0s O by exporters Al o0 same 'ne tst yeff h III
spccrlat1rf exporters,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

Executive Commission stll kept their ground on Che
18th instant tas Assembly ws- discussing pr1p1-tl
for declaring Algeria iaesrai part oi France iafs
tranquil
The walls were on the l5-h stuck over with p.acarl
bearing no signature. bur recommending in strong
term. the Assembly 90 dismiss the Government and
the Ministry ana % confer dictatorship on w. Cau-si'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Tnken- of -ncce.-.

The Roman troops have intercepted the communica
ton between Badetsky and the fortress Of Mantua 10
is supposed that there VIII soon be- scarcity Of prov
ions in the fortress.
Italian cause
The Pope has declared his willingness 20 place the
iron crown OF Chsremscne the head oi Charles Al
bertif it would tend 70 the peace Of Italy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

good meas fea-f-r A. AiNla Chap-le too % l. 10Y
uncommon t0 see s-il respectable cAi men irlwin-
cart. Jed with ssli All ,hs j. sadieuur in the ex.
IRENE ari unfortunately. there does not aPpcar anv
better prospect icr the present want ~ confidence
j. OIL, the bottom of nearly al t1e distress which prevails
and confidence con only be- restored y the various Gov
ernmenrs adopting an honest and stra.ghrorward
c1lrse of policy with an mistaken resolution 20 abide
by and develop The popular concessions wruns from
them or voluntarily made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

True bills have been found by the Grand Jury al the
June sessions Of the Central Criminal Court London.
against Mesrs Ernest Jones Russell, Vernon Looney,
sharpe and Williams the Chartist leaders for sedtiOn
On the application OF the prisoners counsel the Court
postponed these trials til the Jury sessions, which com
me Oni ia so pros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

The aggregate value OF the imports from and exports
10 the United States n the year 1877 cannot at present
BE- exhibited a sufficient interval of time not having vet
elapsed since the close OF the year admit Of the final
adjustment OF the registers which show the trade with
individual countries. Wilmer s smiths Times 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

T. timber tr.- here sui Of great sePrrsson and th'
COO. s,os. sensn s-fy fet snee oaf ls Ps5csta te'
lave ea h-s arrivals British Aners l,7s tons. The sale
Are arc of god John ys~ p3. - al. a; IA
oer so tie purchaser equal % soost ~ ~
to. - steyben-s spruce deals a. a. = r.
standard Cd cargo u gs-o@ a. % and os7 Of ss' rear
import a. q. cer slcf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Diplomatic Appointments.

The M0niieur contains the following appointments
Col Demesme j. appointed Commander-iu Chief OF the
Garde Mobile OF Paris n. " .lam Tell Poussin is ap
pointed Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpoten
nary Of the Republic of the United states OF America
NJ Human is appointed Minister Plenipotenuary and
Envoy Extraordinary 10 the Elector OF the Hessei ~
de Breieui Is appointed Secretary OF Legation a. the
Hague and NJ. +. de Boerquency Attache At Constant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
SICILY.

Its said that the S.ciian crown has been offered by
the agents OF the Parliament son Of the Grand Duke
OF Tuscany and also 70 the Duke Of Genoa son Of the
hing Of Sardinia 1u. that both offers have been de-
-liuaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

etters from Alexandra Ot the nth Of May announce
that the Viceroy in the state. Ibrahm Pacha
was srl az CAIRO engaged In the organization Of the
army which % be- augmented 70 1000 men.