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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

- \ good deal of excitement prevails
IN Hamburg on account of the extensive military en-
h>tments for Brazil. The Press denounccS the move
mont as means of yictimi,ing 'he unfortunate
Schleswg Holsteihers. and the indignation Of the
best citizens reached the hghe.t point. when WIS
discovered that BY law of 1916. enlistment for for
eign service. within the precinct, of Hamburg, was
a penal ofense. But IL defiance of this law, the
houses for enlistment are kept open. arms and uni-
forms are collected and prepared and transport ships
are hired fitted out and put - sea unhnterel II
fares hard with the recruits as It did formerly when
similar enlistment was made, but with the EXTREMIST
secreSy. and of the whole number not one ever re-
turned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

IN ACCIDENT THAT NIGHT HAVE BEEN
WORE SERIOUS Ar accident occurred On the Long
Island Railroad su saturday g. ich though !; p, IN
PERL The lives Of large numhcr Of persons iugrei
nooody- TIE acciaon' happened 20 me ;rt.a wach
lei' Brooklyn at fP. VI. The tram consisted OF sx
passenger cars. - Dretty wen Sled. About mile
elsi O. Bedford. ,oiteu crJ--te under one OF tle
Tails having g-vsfiway- ..e .a.i yeas broken By the
weight Of The ensEe or o. one n TIE forward GAYS.
and when The forward wilee,- Of -he ear near Che
center Of the tram passed over Tie 1roscn place they
acre thrown from The track. The resi- nj the trsiu
loih before aua behind. sepi i;> pla.e The truck,
Vhleh had rI. OFF, De- ng ale1cleI frlmtlcl- ias'ca-
iEss and dragged violently over TIE cros>-re>. aui
PIE tram being OBI Sr fail leai0ay. the shock 90
those - 20 OccuQle- She cen-ra clrvl- fearful The
cord commune t.ng Hith Che engineer bell having
been broken. The tram yam a1out onr-foErh of uric
before 70 eouli he Stopped To those occupying the
reken car seemed Inevitable ~ every moment THAT
% would be- torn - fragments and they crushed -
death u. tie ruin. Fortunately however. the tram
AS stopped aId Obi, catastrophe ayeltcL The scene
10 The broken cari+was indeed fearful. Men ami
women were palhf vIth fr-a'. a, well tI - Nigh.
be After Che ace dent. and while the workmen we're
engaged IN replacing the car. we walked over che
track for considerable distance 90 note us c)ni.-
ton. The road ihe part of II thar We saw is IN
hondly dlapi atej state. Many of the cro,s-iies
are roiten the saddles broken and the rails loose and
liable at all times TO break under tae weight of the
trains. It Is trfing with human life - run passenger
trains over such q road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
MARE IED.

At Harrisburg Penn on Tuesday June I'm. h the Rev
Or De va, M. STEPHEN 4. FOULkE Of thS city. TO-
M.,s SARAH l. BISHOP of the former place.
At kee,cylle Esscx Co. n Y on the 10Th INST, BY the
Rev Nj Eaton, JAS. h ROMEYN, VI. ID Of New-loTk,
10 Ms MARY FIELD adopted daughterot y knssand
Esq
At Greenport Suffolk Co, l. /, 10Th inst by the Rev j.
Iadd ; WELLS PHILLIPS, Of the Grcenport Repho-
hcon Wafchman, 70 hlss HELEN NJ daughter Of Capt.
Nathaniel Case
I'm Philadelphia on the 10Th INST by Friends ceremony
STANTON DORIS Y 10 MARGARET NANDENER,
both Of tins city. -
On Thursday 10Th INST by the Rev ID Apthon. Las
CEIIES r. MAXWELL, Ia GRACE GEORSlANA,
only daughter of the late Theodore Wolfe Tones ,
AtSt stephens Church "Wednesday, 10TH INST, by the
Rev Dr. Price. K BARCLAY CURRlER to ELIZA
NIARGARErTE daughter OF VIM. W Wmans, all OF thm
cltv .
On the 10Th inst at Hanover, an Chmch1 BY TIE hcy
Mir KING. n y SAWYER, Esqj Of Wisconsin 70 MISS
SARAH daughter If James Els. Esq Of the former place
I'm Boston. on "wednesday, 18th inst, n 81 PauIs
Church hy the Rev. IAr Ninion MI " Y III
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Reeered CO Tie Tn1aas ag.cs tor ne 'ee' f'4Y '4'-
THO ,n,rcsn Cotton spinner. iano pp % pm \
HAT sold uv Dewitt Davenport s,
4 Conversation between LAZY ana Ati Ii..s'' -'-
- rr n 81 Thomas Cralgc. Pm. i OIAl-t. o.. d
~ Wonders aud Founders Guldr- leHil up -.
Trrf Qv.ra.aa phil \ Hart sid ut De"-''
y. 's,'c Cesery BY Elzaletl Lea lsm' p7 30
BALTIMORE [ shins Bailey - ID, ts,,.er
An InguIrv INTO rlt Cause u NtGTa b-'t- p3 -,J
q, ,.e SEN. Fdlfed s. X F. Peterson. l2Hs' pP
Isl PM Robert T. Peterson H. 7,.. e
,snli, ~ d. Brewers Sleuce u + aniilaI IL---'
- Francs - smear. Edited by the Rev H Hgl
-" AN III Eleven Volumes Vol i-i-4o rP' ~
Boston j. Munroe = CO. u y,,..s Flu,
Horace Naciya \ iaeuSA. POO d
2frpo nr %. ) VI nrsc 81 r t1o,,, is,,o
-, ~ III snow Bind b earo4ne Lee teul- --
he"a' ~ "a Hart Sold 5s Dewitt \ Dayenioi' Ar
COSMOS By Alexander 90 Il liiu'lt -
= ore Isno. pp. 2l9 Harper hr'.-ri'
prKI0ptCALS AND SERIALS ,,,--
49,. ..... ti,,.-rlt.rsl Review june. john " Eu''
GnsF9ch r,, Nos l5- Tails wiloufS5h0y Fsl H.
he Complete Works of ShaksPeFe No9
Wuloughhy = Co
The Temple June HaTTs2nr- , 4, T.l,s WlIiauga-
akc,,rres 81 Bon QtiNots. Nos A-ii- ls-is'
b i,.s,S c. Of Napoleon NJ, ssst Tails "'ash''
xo,,h c. American Miscellany JULY. Party. 4 Palmer
-, Go. MAGAZINE Juss L Scott Co., %
Blso I ,,. s-ade 5, Henri stephens 10 2. l.
81 s.0 =, io, GTl June c. Francs G., n.u,t
Godey's Iady's Book July L'HS
III. p CNS,g Saural Hstor Of Man No' Dew" D.
veup@t M LOOMS Grisv old $ Co
American Ten S,s,,ns Jaiy Dewitt Days'i''rt-
S S.sbaan. M,.,,ns Ju,y p-vir' D. rHPS'
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TURKEY.
Miscellaneous.

NcWs nom C0nstantnOple to Nay u, received by
way of MarseleS. state that Mchcmct Ali PaSha.
the Sutan's brolher-m-law, had been superseded IN
the Ministry Of War by Aluserdjm Mehemet PaSha,
tomerlO Commander of tho Imperial Guard, Mem
Der of the Council OF State. and President Of the
Council Of War
Mehemot Ali Pasha subsequently re-admitted
minister ithout portfolio. Mis- Is re action against
RcSCnd.
Letters of the Sth ult. from Bucharest announce
the complete evacuation Of the Danuban provinces
by the Russian troops 4 frman OF the Sultan had
been addressed to the hospodds reminding them of
the redOubled vigilance IN the interest OF order I'M
posed by the withdrawal of the troops
Aler fourteen DAYS bombardmcnt, Omer PaSha
had taken BhaeZ IN Bosnia, by storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
\ New KrND OF HEMP.-Attempts

\ New KIND oF HEMP.-Attempts are
now making to Introduce INTO France the culture
of a gigantic sort of Hemp, Indigenous IN China,
where 1t Is raised in large quantities and Is
known under the name OF Iona Hitherto the
French growers have not succeeded m bringing
1t to seed, though the stalks and fibre are pro-
duced by them in abundance It requires a warm
climate and will not 20 to seed where It Is too
cold 10 raise olives. In Algeria It Is hoped 10
raise 1t in perfection. In order to produce the
seed the plant must stand late in the season. say
eight months from the time Of planting. In
France they plant 1t about the middle of April aud
the fberis ripe by the end OF October, and Is
very long and beautiful the weld Is twice rs
great as that of ordinary hemp. 1t would be
worth while for the agrlculturlsts Of Kentucky
of this plant " States to look into the value
should not be raised in abundance IN htlfupRyI
the seed would perhaps have to be produced still
further South 1t stands irost well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

MASSACHUSETTS. 49, Frederick Robinson,
Caleb Gushing, A. VI lde. Seth +. Nye and
others. comprising the " Democratic State Cen
trail Committee" have called q state Convention
of their party, to meet at Worcester, Aug 20.
They base the representation 20 this Convention
by allowing one Delegate from each town, and
AN additional Delegate for every . Demo
cratic" votes given at the Gubematonal election
of 1850 As this Is the only test required,
this Convention VIII be quite vanegated affair
although an address IS appended 10 this call
which IS calculated TO delude the South, the real
intention OF the author Of the document We
see that the Massachusetts papers are paradIng
statement to the effect that all the Delegates
from Massachusetts to the last Baltimore VA
tloual Loco Convention are now cooperating
with the Loco Foco party IN sustaining the co.
altion. No comments are required on this
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OUTRAGE Al ClENFuEeos.-CaPt. Small

OUTRAGE Al CIENFUEGos. II apt sinai
ley. Of the brig Capt Town. which arrived al F-Ll'
dephia Yesterday. from Cienfuesos MAKES me ---'
loving report
While the C. 7 Nas lying IN Cieninesos- a feAch
sailor belonging 20 a French bark "ds lolIio 80
or-,ed io 49, hold and was conveyed With my a.
,istsnce 10 his vessel ami sailed for rance me iol
loving da, -Four days aiterw ard TO my great es.oh
ishment was fined 0y the auinoililes 50, M ~,
of uuhearl-of injustice was compelled - submit MI
sneerev hope that the day :, not clsiahl Nl.ea oi
Government Will check such infamous i-'s,reT1l45N
toward American citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
Central America-ImpOrtanf NegOtiation,-A
New Republic.
WASHINGTON. .


WASHINGToN. sunday June p.
A Federal Government has been agreed upon
between the States Nicaragua. san Salvador and
Honduras, and they are seeking to establish rea-
tons with TINS Government
Many Of the difficulties and dangers IN which
those States are and ha,. been involved have
arisen out Of Indebtedness to Foreign States. For
this reasonit is desirable that England and France
should recognise and encourage the new order OF
things but the word Protectoratc was mSta-
kingly used in my last dispatch
The Monroe doctrine viii be rgldly maintain
ed by the United States but this Government, IN
the alliance asked by those States will scarcely
guarantee armed Intervention against European
powers IN cases OF money disputes like those
pending.
The negotiations proceed pronisingly ihus far
ON all sides
My former dispatch was correct with reference
10 Haytl MORE ANoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
- A melancholy incident is recorded of

- 4 melancholy incident Is recorded of
a distinguished Hamburg architect. Alexander de
Chateancuf He completing The great Railway
station-house, under the usual conditions Of reSpOn-
slbty for its sohdity And unfortunately. from
some unforeseen imperfection IN the character OF
the ground upon which It was built, the walls cracked
and yawned, the building was obliged 70 be taken
down at a loss to the architect of 10000 MARKS The
injury tohis reputation, more than that to his purse.
so affected the architect that ne became insane and
Is now m an asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

HE BOUNDARY COMMISSION. --PrIvd.c
7tters recently -ccc-et from Colonel Graham OF
ne OoTpS o. T0pogEapaica. EnE.HeeyS give ,niSFEa
iloA o. himself and party being "a rJfe from san Al
tonic 20 II Pa>O de- N,F'e wAcrc % i expected
le vii arrive in tcv DAYS 20 l0il The United
safes BOUNDARY Commission. as principal aStronO-
me- am head oi lie >rlgnClc Corps The Govern
meas train Which Colonel Graham accompanies 10
r PdSo beng flc frs 1gC Oa-y o19o-tlc.y be hi>
-ll ~ 1onr- 'le 1ruU ~. - ,llcc Bee gGCf
10 10 be ha, 4.a.led himself ot the zane thus Afforded
ann % provide complete oSit d. excellent a>t.o-
nom POT a-t surveying instrument, necessary for
mat service. We May 'ccIyt1.c expect that, NIth
ne ss'siancc % 'hc Ioqosi,h, d oii,er> AMI Civil
Engineers Who accompany IN. The country Will b.
furnished with scientific result, such have give.
20 C1onol Graham an crFahie reputation or tho So
rerl expedition Which to Jas heretofore co0iUc'c 2
Washington Republic
= n AND FArAL AooIDENT.-A youn1
fcma.s naned Mary Spence. employed in the peck
efcoOk mandatory of J.. Chapman. lO2 Wlham->f..
6e-w ~ and O'Clock n Saturday afternoon. tcli
through tc l0'>fNur AMI So almost instantly NIiCl.
Tie Coroaer Vas called 20 noi3 al inquest hen iae
following facts were elected 10 appears thar a. the
q inc O., the acclfen' >0e va. Standing upon The trap
toor conVCr>ng with some person m the story be-
low, when The tco-. which WIS partially hanging
over irc hoStwav. tilted. AMI before the unfortunate
glr could recover hes balances secure herself she
was precilltatc bounding from hatch 90 hatch. tae
1lc distance from inc rifI story to Che lr>t t01r.
on Wlagn she AnUcd u scuSele>> condition. anu
expired lo ABOUT ten minutes afcrNarI. post NOR
tom examination OF rae 0Oiw was held. Waca lt ap-
poaIet that NE verit3uU was dsioca'cd ani the Jaw
bone fractured. beside which several severe bruises
were received The jury aSreed "a verdict that
The occurrence was accidental and the body Nd> re-
moved "a Pmo-St.. her late residence. She Was q
young woman highly esteemed, and had been Cm-
p.oyod "a tie establishment OF Mr. Chapman Tor
about tNO years She was native OF Nottingham.
England and nearly 30 yeer- OF axe.
- The store of W. Sehgman IL Brother,
Rochester. WIS robbed Of goods 20 the amount of
3 500 few nights since
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FRANCE
Heyi,ion of the Constitution.

The Assembly has appointed Ms committee 9l. the
Revision Of the Constitution. IL consists OF h!'ccI
members seven for the revision, seven against ana
one neutral though rather nclnug 10 iaNor me re-
vision Among The opposing committee men ar
-four members VI the DeN-CaNhgha'' 'Ul'> '"'i0'
Charrss and CharamauiC.
This committee Was appointed M the bureauX, or
Subdivisions of the Assembly. Mott litA "" htV"'
berS were present and the more prominent gave lhVu
views on The question. falOnN, former Minister
OF Louis Napoleon. lmproNCdthc occasion ~ lh"Aus
violent attack on the DDon speech VVlio" no No
rot favored revision and 50 dld Monlu'uoti'. lnS
friends OF Timers opposed the liberal Legltam>l> Su"
they would agreed to II UnNCr>a suffrage N9re r.
stored and t.irardin and ms friends would 90 the
same 81,
General Cavagnac said ne would vote against the
revision and refuse u Systematically. because tht
nartlsan> of the monarchy. they oi me Bonaparu>'
urorocat on. and the men VINO wi>h To organise t.r
Republic as a monarchy, demand TINS revision ue
did no, acknowledge the right 70 demand monarchy
The corr,rI viii only have faith IN The Kepuohc'
when a believes the President can t@>iN ot
changed the country must learn TINS, ana II Was LOT
tins reason that he was opposed 10 Nforogdlohi apart
from The question of confidence m The person of the
PreSidenl-cOnhdcnCe which he hal not N> u"
those no profess 10 ame-oIate me keQuolV' 'l'f
open door To IT. eventual on CitAfoN ne ftJeV''H
therefore completely all idea al rev i>loh pIe'lSeN
because @ Was demanded by tic tHt' CdN>'N CT
opinion he had pointed out.
Nj dc Tocguculle was surprised tlat the advo-
Gates OF measure 80 fraugt with hazard as the re-
VISION should be found among tlo-c pttp.c N"o
Nerr most dCsllOu> of quiet. Tie expressed surprise
thai revision Mas not called i0l ~ the mountain
Nevertheless, he MAS disposed 20 vote for REVISION
because he law that public opinion was Nec.dedi} IN
favor OF tie did not nudge from the oeceuu cri-
teuOn of petitions bat there was a general feeling
Throughout he country ttaj The only remedy ior iae
evils suffered was 10 set nd o. the wees Of 'he Con
suiuilOn. The only way o. cOuirOilnS that lcchng
was Ia 80 with II. he would vote for revision on
condition oi hS beng assured that The o1lc, Ia
consult The entire nation, and arrive q icgal and
paclhc REVISION OF NE Constitution oY the means
therein i.0lV Ted. But he would favor no project of
revision, Which was merely mask for unSetling tnc
Republic D, a cotyf~fat
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JUNE %, 1851

his adversary came out marched up 10 him. saying.
" ! on are the Prince Of Canine" Having received
an answer an the Affirmative, lie aimed blow at the
Princes face Mediator, Interp0,ed 10 prevent the
scuffe from going further, md the principals were
led Of IN different directions o. the IN they met
again ~ the park al Versailles. and EXCHANGED d
couple OF pistol shots each, - 20 and Is PAGES with
ont eject The seconds then declared the re1ui>-
f.g.e OF fO-Or SATISFIED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
Markets -. BUF

The receipts at this port for the "a hours ending
YESTERDAY afternoon, were-FLoUR, $500 b0ls,
WHEAT, 1000 bush. Corn, 500 bush. The marker
Tor common and fair brands Of Western FLOUR Is
lower. with moeerate demand for home and export
sales 600 bbls at 50 25d3 81 for Michigan WHEAT
in fair demand but sales are checked by me hrm-
ness of holders. Sales l,OOO push. az 'o%,'c; lol
ONO and soc for Chicago. The market for Corn
IS lower. with small sales of mixed Western al l2c.
G44c OARS are dull at 34d 3jc. FreIghis we now
quote at 4sc for FLOUR. and 9d9i for CORN
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winch Is 10 talk Of Charles Bon tDarie Prince oi
Canino and formerly President ot the Roman A.
semby ha> been frequently aSSaic Indirectly WIN
OdouS ,HlputationS a. having ns'igaod The murder
of Count kOSSi NiSCOnt ArimcouTt, VINO has
written a reactonary book about italy, l,t drop IA
the pages of hi> " Iialie Rouge some atrociou> n-
situations 10 tins effect, tor which lc MAS recently
fined Stirred up by such hnts. and worked
upon by tuc blind fury of the loeS of the
soluiion, The second son OF Coun, R0SN lay N
wait for an occasion 10 aYtnge ms lathefS
death THIS he seized on FRIDAY, The 9th instant
a cafe on the Quai d'OrSav. when the waiter an
hounced 10 HIM that a gentleman outside wished 10
speak With hun. Prince Canine required ms name.
and beng refused begged the mysterious stranger 10
wait lill he had finished dinner. RoSS SAT down al
one OF the lti,c tables outside The cafe, and when
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Passenger. Arrived

IA se f,,rmssiy Arrfic from L,srP0o.-,E !" H.,
A. Weg..an Ms Weyns1. Hon Adam Eefs'S,1hi, ~
S o. isaac Kendrek Levy, Ms Ley, y hu
TDTavlor = Policy, Joan Fa!lon, 49, s.S Ia
S,1ne Sanford. Ms Sanford. Misc oal SAN. Z n a.
Tse. " Robertson Wa Nason. MIS- hah IT, s,~aoo
cgfdy Mathew Hasuoss. v u Pai,p q Aiien GaIIaa
n y Amen Chas Payen, Ms fa!sr' rss.e. Msr,ln Jr Y
Garssd w Coleman pf 7 S s.SgSsra' Mrs Bfsald
VI SlyuI' " (ersr bearer 4 tstt. III H.. T. p
e osil HenIy BaGsTasn iS Klsr Mrs Rhoad.
smita = NJ ] Valentine, Da"en; X ns', 2, ~
ssr ra BAILEY i lamp p ~ u Greeassy Dr.
Hs5 re 3 FssicE / seIat G Card PIP osr1l
caldfel 81 d. F-,esnb bod Taylor, Hashs' Ut
NJ eiavo Archbishop Hughes ke, sr Do9ess.s
isto sI. Faiio wpeii gan n sil FiF saars
ns.,, sl' !, + ,Tnsr W. Wig 1nl chstr~a
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Arrest of a New-YOrk Thier-Fires, &C.

Do IIN, 0TIIITIdF J'IIIt Y
Officer Jeffcnes of NeW-NOrk with policeman
Moore Of this city, arrested Thomas Runney AT the
City Hotel this morning, charged with stealing $500
IN gold and watch from Mr.. HatheldIn New \ Ork.
Runey is SAID 10 be a noted thief JehereS with his
prisoner will return to Ncw-Nork to-day.
SaWnS's carriage mandatory, with dwelling
house and barn attached, opposite Porter's hotel,
Cambridge, was destroyed by fire this morning. The
establishment Of William Adams, salamander safe
manufacturer, corner of Union and CrOSS-Sts
badly damaged by fire this afternoon fully insured.
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ENGLAND.
Parliament.

The llo1.c olLords. on Friday. t.e Gih. adjourned
over uli Monday, Tie 10Th. o. tle same day me
Common ad burned 20 NE l2h. PrCgous 20 this.
however. another decided manifestation OF the spirit
ofihe House upon The Catholic Titles question was
made. An amendment, awarding q penalty for the
Introduction Of any future bun or rcscrpt. was re-
Iecicd by a majority of only 4, l33 votes against l29
and that majority was Obtained solely upon the
presentation Of the difficulty Of getting a. those who
really did introduce the pdpal dOcuu emit.
The Ministry were again defeated on the PROPOSE
non Of LUfd Mas concerning home made spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

Tie P,efuDrfese Gaec'fr OF the % I'll t announce
thai Queen Maria Adelaide was safely delivered Of
Prince during the preceding night The royal In-
isAt cAr,tened tno 81 III the chateau o. Mon
tAai.al,. The Queen DoWager and Prince Eugene
of savoy Cangnan held him 10 the baptsmal tOat. Do
4 . naI.c u t.e Duke and DucAess u Genoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
GERMAN
Lower Tariff OF Duties.

Tie Prusslan Government proposes 10 use ITS cx-
crtlOns TO effect a dmlnutlOn OF the Customs duties
ID the IOyereln, and this because IT Is convinced
that the reduction of duties viii be productive of
alienation 10 the country, and of augmentation in
The recclntS
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IiYrrponI Cnfrnn HIarket

MONDAY. June 9.-The sales OF SATURDAY were 7.))J
has, Of 5ch ~ taken on s9ecg aiion ani
port To-day sales 0o0 ba-s. 2.1fl beng takea
SPECULATION ard fJr export Prices 10. vel sncr
Fuaay Tie arrivals Friday ore 80 vessels f-In the
Jr''e9 Ss.cs Ard SIX frrr Egy-r
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COTTON AND RaEADsTUFFs FIRM.
Dates: Liverpool June II; London 10, Paris @.

The Collins steamer Arctic arrived here
Yesterday about O'Clock p. H., making the
voyage iron Liverpool IN eleven days AMI three
hours Sic brings o. passengers, among them
Archbishop Hughes. The Cambria from Boston
arrived out on the 5th, making the passage in
eleven days zen hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
SeiImre of Linnor.

IN CONSEQUENCE of The seizure by the City Mar
shall of twenty casks Of Liquor valued al $l3OO pc
longing to Samuel II. Sawyer Sawyer resisted me
officer, but finally the liquor was taken away l"lS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
SPAIN.
Mnrlike Prenarations

Madrid aJ'lces are TO June 3.
Tie Government is about 10 demand from the
Chamber an increase of p 900 men in the army, 10
face cvcnualites IN Portugal. The French fleet
remains al CadZ, awaiting the upShot of the POrtu-
g1-C>c TeyOiutiOu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

DUNRIRK, saturday, June 81
Mr. Samuel Brown, Freight Agent of the New
FORK and Erie Railroad has made arrangements for
forwarding freight TO Cincinnati ula DunklTk, &c
IN five days from New Nork. at a cost Of 81 TO 81 90
per 100 lbs, according to class of freight.
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RrcejprS of Produce.

Bgfle North R,rer Bolfe->af,rfre. June Isl 800 bush
Corn 500 do Oats l3n hhs ASHES 20 dn WHISKY M pkgS
Cut Meats, 5j0 do Chees1 Jj do Butter gj do Pots ~ 10
Rect. 81 hnias " TOOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
california ApportiOnment Bill.
From late Calliomla Paper

FrOn IdIt NdIIIVIIIIH uFCI
The following is supposed to be the APP
i..,orf mn a. ~ finally passed. a. near a. our
rrenorter could make cut IN the confusion when *
Sled In the House during and after is passage
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