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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
IRELAND.

On Monday, June L, Birch was SEN
fenced to twelve months imprisonment, without fine.
The Pope has confirmed the transla-
ton Of DR.. Cullen to tn. Bishopric Of Dublin.
During the first week in June it was
expected that sub maIine teegraphic communication
would be established between England and Ireland
We read
There are, ii appears three companies now at work
10 carry out the intercOmmuncaton between the two
countries-the Irish Electric Telegraph Company the
British Electric Telegraph Company and the Magnetic
Telegraph Company. The Irish Electric Telegraph
Company represented In the undertaking. which u
expected to be earliest in the field by the eminent frm
Of Newal Mines and Gordon, of G4tesheAd New
caste-on.Tyne and In incredibly short time the con-
Of copper coated with gutts perchA and outside net
work of wire 70 siren CITIZEN IL and at the time give
II pliability Mr.. WoodhOuse, en.tneer Of the Com
pany; Mr. Harry engineer of the Dublin and Drogheda
railway with Mr.. Culverwel, on Friday last the
wire placed on the Howth line.
The submarine cable will come in at the north west
side of lrelands Eye and reach the railway station near
the rstevel crossing Of the railway At Hoyhead IL
from Soldiers Point IL Is said that the rst
sage will be communicated TO the Lord Lieutenant on
Tuesday evening June ls NJ which time the connection
will be complete. letter has been received from Ho
lyhead stating that Il IL possible the work may not be
completed before Friday The first experiment was
made on the 3lst on the electric telegraph to Gal Fay
1t is now very generally believed that
the Queen will visit the soufh Of Ireland this The
Cork Constitution says We understand il is pref
~ certain that his Grace the Duke of Devonshire will
pass the greater portion of the summer at his romantic
residence on the Backwater and from the very exten
sve alterations and additions that being made 20 the
castle il is conjectured that Lsmore Is likely 70 be hon
ored with royal visit this summer"
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A.F.SR. rInxwelI,s Prices Current.

Il
WHEAT, y 10 fb-English white, new, 2064; do old,
s. asa; English red new 5 l0Q6i do. old, Q9 Irish
white, new, s. 1896 do old, 5iSd5 10; Irish red, new,
5s05 10; DO DID, 7d5 9; Canadian aud United states
white, old d6i3; Canadian and United States red and
mixed old, Gas II.
FLOUR, 3 80 ib-Enesh ard Irsh suPsrine, % $50 /;
French extra superine, - $685. do superfne 3l6Q
326; Canadian sweet y 196 n, 20602 Western Canal,
% a2O6; Baltimore and Philadelphia, 2o9g2lI1i Ono,
p d2lJ6 sour Flour. l8f6lSi6.
lSDIAN CoRN, n 1870 tb--lbraa and Gaiatz, 33i613t;
American yellow, 81 932l6; do mixed, 81 OSLO; do.
white, 80 6d3lI
The arrivals Tuesday from Ireland and coast wise are
moderate OF OATS and OATMEAL but light Of other articles
From foreign ports the imports consist OF Bra quarters
WHEAT 81 quarters INDIAN Corn and 7535 barrels Of
FLOUR The exports srge comprising 1851 qrs WHEAT
7q qrs INDfAN Corn. SOB sacks and 1850 bbls FLOUR
The trade during the week has quiet for WHEAT and
FLOUR the business done the prices OF Tuesday have
be en- fully supported INDIAN CORs the spot has been In
20. request at advance Of T. 1870 lbs sad floating
goes near al hand he with Nothing passing
in other articles This weather continues favorable Tor the
country, though cold for the season OF the year
The market opened to-day with rather slOE demand for
WHEAT and FLOUR holders asking the prices Of last Tues
day; but ewing accident from the falling
Of Part Of the market a further business completely
suspended We therefore, repeat the quotations O last week
for all articles which b. considered quite nominal
cert for NDAN Corn which held at the advance noted
aboye A., f. \ X. MAXWELL.
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Stnte of Trade.

From he Monthly Ciye,qyQf 3.st Nay Of Ms'Ds Meyar,
GreeHh3D s bving, MGHahesier.
Tmpoymeuf much advance OF the existing and grain
y productive power continues si % chAfecter-
is the staple productions Ut this district Al no time Ia our
recollection were the operatives connected WIZ nc PG~ei
loom cotton manufacture, especially better aud mJe Deae-
feay enpoyed when the relative cheapness OF no heces
sariesof e taken INFO account neither PROBABLY were
orc ducers being spnners and mauuacture Ia xsne al
- tound 10 be pursuing more lucrative The dis
ct therefore, may be pronounced TO BE- IN heshJ ana
prosperous condition generally =
rsua OF late the darog the month has been OF
rLargeabe and huctuathg Character ausns 10 great
Inc esre from have often previously Ad"tred -
VIZ, the sympathy constantly ~ sIia
manufactured article Materially TOO IN Inc present on
he unfayorabe accounts from Germany resulting rom tns
scarcity snc desness OF food and tue YET uaheahu ana
nersye condition OF several OF the eastern markets,
he We contributed 70 produce the position indicate
During the first week general aud hard mag tendency
was everywhere observable, a. applying 70 tOnos ana
Yss Both manufacturers aud splnaefs delAn0e1 an 90
famed in some cases higher rates From that PERIOD nov
ever until about the I'd the msihet taG ssL1s W. ~
nun less active character with prices Irregular aaa s1Iei-
ll M tavor Of the buyer who IN the mssntlms peaed 70
tissgaId an upward TENDENCY 10 CotIod ana 70 De ~
TUNED By the and complexion OF me German ia
Fs4srn sceounfs Snee the commencement Of the last
ek however from the sdylces 0y the steamer a. % Cotton
ard otber specuatys iDdasnces there has been greater
ron 70 Cperste here which Gas resulted N not cny
sr uress % prices generally out produced IN advance
pron certain descriptions Of ClOth and yarns =,
stocks generally are lighter than they "ers AZ tne
and of Apr with prices generally hnner and 10 some caves
Actually HIGHER No great amount Of anlHatHh 4. W ~
Tut Is pefceptibe still the heavy contracts ~ eH1Iross
crate CORRESPONDING deliveries and necssst4ts tS eOuPS
rion Of rer which consequently produces nich Dsls sa
activity even IN the absence u new oPefetiJns l..
The demand for tie country trade mas BEEN eTP1hS "
t.rc, zooas OF a very limited character
- - no =, sooroaehed the great HolSsy season Of
the ysar IN The ManUfeuring Disies Il Is scafcsy ploS.
- hsf auv great OF activity csa oe ~
~ tb. nd tie fsoing week a. least shortly Hitef tn4'
We slall not b. found Ear from tis dsso' 1Ilon o.
ard consequently. Of general s1scuon-n4-.-s Nncn
LAY refer 70 10 passing 90 Ie~ilns III ' F Wv
r,.fres of tbs market
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY JUNE ID, 1852.

forces employed IN these operations since the general
order OF the len March. are
al Col Percsvsl's affair near the esp fndoda on
the 3lst March.
al Cot AcheFs operations In the Anatola, Wolf
River and Semys valleys extending from the 18Th OF
March 10 the ID Of April
La Col Eyre's clearing Of the Perie Ba'h on slss
March.
Major Gen Somersets movement upon and capture
OF 500 head Of GAika cattle the Thomas River, on
30th March
Lieutent Col Eyres pursuit Of the enemy with bis
herds across the Ke capturing $50 head Of Gs<s ca
tie snd Is horses the ID kpril, by Of the most
enteTpisiBg and successful forsys Of the campaign
During these several operations many OF the enemy
were killed The troops occupy every stronghold Ia
AniSolas and Il 10 impossible the enemy retain even
sfoOtng. So be Is pursued In every direction"
Dates from Port Natal 70 the ID OF
April, represent that colony quiet and prosperous
New sources of wealth were being developed. among
others the manufacture OF vegetable oil, and OF sugar
Specimens Of copper ore discovered and mining Is
commenced ste.mtugs be provided for the port
of Natal, to be paid for by duty ON tunnsge.
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ENGLAND.

Parliament had adjourned over the
Nhtsun holidays
Sir Harry Smith, late Governor OF the
Cape Of Good Hope, arrived at Portsmouth ON Sunday
evening May 81 about O'Clock, from the steam iiiga1e
Gladiator. He immediately proceeded to the George
hcel where he shortly after visited by the Com
nsDderinC Chief, Sir Thomas Briggs, Lieut. Gen. Lord
!. Rtzclarence, and other distinguished ohicers. A
melting convened under the auspices OF the Mayor,
Ssrbled at o'clock Monday, In the SessionshQase,
(which coDgraiula,ory address wss presented to SIR
barry who acknowledged the honor done TO him, and
explained the difficulties he had to encounter In the
egare war, and took general view of the campaigns
hwhvh he had been engaged and the prospects OF the
Colony Of the Cape Of Good Hope The speech OF the
veern commander was hsteRed to with the profound
sss u,enton by the Mayor and Council, and was
throughout most enthusiastically eheered. Sir Harry
entertained seec, party in the evening consisting OF
Tie ofeer Of the Gsdsror-Rear. A6mia Wallis, Capt
Morris, &C. At the George Hotel gratifying reception
Wa given him Cape Town, previous 10 his emOareA
eOn showing that the Coonsts appreciate his services
Better dian the Home Government Sir Harry considers
a@ The coup de grace has been given to the Care war
tht late operations bus ii would seem, by the lates
~nces IRON the seat of war, that the enemy are as
Active as ever
lit is observed and commented on that
SeAeS'icrk papers per Earopa contain advices from
Ss'ssy, NewsOuth Wales, four weeks laies than any
received In England
AT Liverpool, on Tuesday, the floor
s@s building used temporarily as the Corn Ex-
>Aase gave way and precipitated about one hundred
Fe'''as who were in the rooms 81 the time, 10 the
s0esa The fall was about twelve feet Two men,
.0~sreunder the archwsy beneath the builiing.were
iialy '@-e'' "''' '''''''' '''''0'
The LirerpoOl Courier of June ?,
e0oas that dispatch has been received fro one OF
eoeers Of the steamship Sarah Sands, stating that
mp has arrived Falmouth shOr. of coal, after an
'1ec'sal attempt to put into Cork
AT meeting of the shareholders Ia
o'A'sh North American Bank, held in London on
CARED ~ >'-~ ~ a
su J. Gaspard le Marchant, present
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TURKEY.

The Constitutional states that, by letters
received from CoDstannople of the 18th instant il ap
pea that the Greeks u that city assert that they have
obtained hrman at the instigaon OF Russia which
opens the entire question of the Holy Cities In this fir
man. which would in fact annu the concessions obtained
latierly by France the claims Of the Latin Church
The Greeks and Russians showing copies of this
new document Explanations have, il is added, been
demanded this subject of the Porte by the French
Embassy and crcumstana details bave been addressed
to Paris This affair concidng with the refusal allow
the chip Of the line Charemsgne to pass the Dardan-
eles which be admitted the Sultan had perfect
right to do, must modify the relations Of France with
the Porte In disagreesble sense.
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ITALY

The GiOrnale of Rome publishes an Of
fetal lst Of the mercantile marine Of the Papa states
The total number Of vessels Is 40, Of whc sos meas
ure =, 204 runs, mannod b 9,llO seamen
The Papal Government Is very uneasy
A. the intelligence Of fl uent conferences between
Louis Napoleon and some vi the chiefs Of the Italian
Liberal Party.
The fate of Murray. the Englishman
Under sentence Of death al ApeOna, Is st Undecided
The Bl,sh COnsuls application 70 see hitn In prison
was refused
Nj. Theirs has had friendly interview
with the Pope.
The French fleet left Naples for Pa
lc-rnn On Ire 9f1h.
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HANOVER.

The Hanoverian Chambers were adj
iourned 90 esth May TO 4h June TIE Dist OF o den
burg bsve decided 10 accede on certain conditions to
the uesty Of September between Hanover and Prussia
IL stated In Berlin Journal that the recent settlement
between The King Of Denmark and the Dake Of August
enoerg vii be rePudiAted BY the Germsui, Diet
The Weser Gazette states that numer-
Gus arrests took place the Oath at Bremen In
quenee OF the discovery of the statutes and rules OF
association called the League Of Desth, together with
Poignards, pistols and other weapons Tue prisoners
bad been taken TO the Hotel de Vile and great excite
ment prevailed In the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
Money Market.

The English funds opened on Monday morning at far-
Their advance Of and showed gea rmn-ss throughout the
day The rst quotations for ConsOls were 0lOOt tor
money and 1904 0lOO5 fcr In July closing the
same price money aud 1905 0leO( for The
foreign stock market rather rmer, but there not
n,u sh business transacted.
The lowest price OF Consos daring the month Of May
ggl and the highest lOOi.
Emanuel Son. Of Hamburg have failed for tl20OOO, in
consequence Of heavy losses In shares
On Moucay 100000 invested In Engsh funds, on
behalf Of Scotch Banks IL Ia understood that other large or
ders are uululhlled from scarcity OF Stocks
Ihe closing prices of Tuesday CousoI for account
and money 1904 1908 ditto threeand quarter per ceats
If2lGi0lI Bank stock 222; Gxchvqusr Bills L. and ).
1881 New Railway shares duh. Gold mining shares quiet
On Continental Bouses note little variation IN prices
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SPAIN.
Our accounts from Madrid are of the

Our accounts from Madrid are of the
cath inst
- 1t was considered certain that the
Government had abandoned all idea of coup 6stat
ouL should circumstances require L. Ministers de-
termiped to have recourse 70 the following measures
l. The dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies, which,
however IL not to take place before the month Of Au
gust 2. The convocation Of a new Chamber of Oepu-
ues. elected according the existing law. 3. The
Deputies to be invested with special powers author.
ziDg them to reform the fundamental law should the
Government deem that reform opportune.
- Several of the notabilities of the
Modersdo party had refused sign the protest against
the reform Of the Constitution, which it was believed,
would not be presented % the Queen.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Firemen visitors, &c.

PHILADELPHIA June - 1879.
The Neptune and Hope Hose Companies
leave cur city today for the purpose Of participating
b. the hremen's parade in your city tOmouoS. Botn
COMPARES will exhibit the gaze u your cirlzens sp
psIatus Of SURPRISING beauty. i.
Frederick Gibson, the English Pedes-.
-. IN p, w.dnssasx evening next complete, a.
csaep liz Great feat OF walking 900 quarter is ~
1000 eonseeuiiye quarter hours seven a1N-' ~ -
oaar,er rriles have now been hnisned;
Susannah Gaegler, German H.. was "a,
drowned in the schuylkil River pear ave- we,k.
week ~hs SnI Person s,a who was shot in Spruce
sOnn .s.,erdsy week, 10 at the Hospital and In
i'r T Mss ~ wax mandatory of William
o,,sv located in Beverly n. j. was totally destroyed
by ire yesterday morning
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doubtedy this ID something 10 effect but yacht clubs
have more 70 do now. They have q purpose OF grsst
public utility 20 serve, which touches nearly the
sources of maritime power and which, therefore,
they must not be permitted 10 lose sight Of The science
of naval architecture still remains among ia most
uncertain and unsatisfactory state and best hope
t. STRIVE at knowledge Of il principles BY ths
permensl advantages which yacht builders and yacht
clubs place within our grasp
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PRUSSIA.

The Silesian Industrial Exhibition
was opened at Bresau on the 25sh of May. The uOss
important divisions Ars those allotted TO iron n,nuse
tures In the ren and wooden goods the staple OF tae
Province, tie display Is excellent :,
Notwithstanding the recent asserted
reconciliation Of the opposed members Of the Prasssn
Cabinet, new reports Of riniserisl disssr eemen.
and Intended resisnations sppear In various terms.
he Ministers whose retirement "a said 70 be Pro9s2se
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The last steamer the Columbia that le the Sd uls
took 81 s36s45 5-making the total shipment for the
month thus far s24io6ae i6. Tue total shpms tor
April was g. il9si7 for March. ss5i9.7oa.
The steamships S. s. Lewis (propeller)
and Pioneer (propeer had neither arrived at Panama
up the Sd of Juneslthough they were due and
the former ship especially having been oyer -
days from Rio Jsneiro II is reported At Aspinws thss
many persons holding tickets for her, at San Juan
del Sud, many of them In destitute state.
The steamship Pacific had arrived at
San Francisco
The steamship Columbia was at Panama
ready take up the passengers per Illinois her Last
trip The Winfield Scott bad sailed about May 81 fsr
San Francisco.
The New Orleans at Panama expecting TO sAl soon
for San Francisco.
The Panama Railroad has been extended
four miles and In two weeks to be extended two
miles further, bringing Il up to the crossing few miles
below Gorgona.
The following is the specie brought by
the Illinois:
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AUSTRIA.

The result of the Frankfort and London
loan has no, transpirsd
A correspondent of TIE Times, writing
from Vienna says Every possible means is adopted
to conceal the real state Of feeling in the different pro-
viDces from the knowledge of the inhabitants Of the
capital but IN spite Of preventive measures the truth
sooner o. later finds its way TO US Thus transient
gleam OF light broke in upon Us yesterday and from
general and deeply rooted sentiment of discomfort
from which the tried and faithful Tyroese are by no
means exernptn
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NINE DAYS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
A Million and n Half Of Gold.

The steamer Illinois, Lieut.. Hartsseia
commanding arrived Saturday morning from Asp. wan.
via Kingston bringing adyiees from San Francisco V
May Is with o. 10000 Ia gold.
The Sierra Nevada sailed for Aspin-
wall, June 3, for New.York, via Kingstoa Tue rnois
passed her of 81 Domingo the TIL The na.sss
made the run home in days and hours running dime
the quickest ever made.
The steamer Oregon had arrived at Pa
nsns, with 80 passengers, the steamer Nsworisass
with so and clppership Reindeer, with looossl So
of whom the Illinois brings home SIS
The Olo~ing the specie list OF the steamer 0resoa.
showing the amount Of dust shipped from San Franescs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-14
The Wool Market.

The London sales progress steadily improved prices
Present sales close the 5th inst, Hnd expected the
next eIu commence early In July.
In Liverpool business has been rather dull bat the
London sales spirited holders asking CHER prices
for all descriptions In Ireland there good demand vita
high Prices
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SWITZERLAND.

A correspondent writing from Berlin
s.vst 4 there rumored thai negotiations have been
ecneha,d between he Central Powers, with the con-
Prussia Ne do not fnc this statement cofroborated
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Import tOr same time !, abOut b. Bod balss.
Brown, shipley & Co.'s Circular.

LYERPOOL, TUESDAY June 7, ISoE
The COrTos market in the past three working dass has
been decidedly quiet with shade ess hrmness in prices
the sales reaching bales with 900 spectators and
exporters.
the shove quotations with an advance Indian CO2N OF
Cd y quarter of $50 10. BRowN, SHIPLEY co.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LiverpooI Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, Monday. May 81. 1852.
COTTON closed firm rates Ct Friday hard snsd
BY the Europas Sales 10 900 bale Of which specat
tors took 200 bales snd exporters hike number The saes
included 80 PeTnsm and Maranham at est 40 ~: 30
Egyptian at o64dOs; 800 surst AZ OSi 40 "; 100 SEA
Island at III 20 Imports since Thursday. 10000 bales
JUNE 1.-The sales were 5000 bales with the turn in
favor Of the buyer
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Quartz Mining Ia California.
=. Of The y. Y. Tnbsne-
c.. VALLEY Pnday. xayi4,

Corrss1en1eacs q Tue y u fFD'"> = = -. \
GEAss VALLEY, Friday, xsyi4, 1881.
Mr DEAR GREELEr: BY the mail, last
,;sbt have full fle Of The Tribune to the sth
ofApril. the perusal of which to US 10 the noun
,ans. is luxury rendered more valuable from 'or' -
of habit Tor long years On your side OF sae con-
tisent. y-r .,h 80.
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Wright. Candy & Co.'S Circular.

Per Baltic LIVERPOOL, June /, 1852 81 ChspeLst.
COTToS-On Saturday the demand continued active and
OF the sales made specuato and exporters took fair guam
tity, prices remaining before The Eurola arrived
Sunday and yesterday morning business opened with
ANNA ed inquiry, which freely met by ho!deu, and
hich tended 10 check any advance The American
calculated to stimulate toward the close Of
lh- day lees spuit manifest and tame feeling pre-
vailed which continued yesterday although the speculative
inquiry T. minated In 1arssctiOns 20 fair extent. Tbs
Trade holding present supply, little 10 apprehend in
the immediate future and impossible that shall
experience q queter time for few weeks OF todAy's
sales eco are sursfs Of which $40 are 10 spectators
Saless On Saturday u bales 5000 spec and exp
Monday l0COO 4oO0 =. $3.50
Tus sday 5000 5000 5000
Import for same time i, about IL, 500 bales.
PRICES TODAY.
NewOrlssns Fair, Md's, 55l6.....Ordy 81 M 10.
Mobile Fair. ......5t .Md'g, 54.......Ordy, @t -
Atlantic FAIR. IS .Mid'g. 81 d3l6 ..Ordy, Gfs
The present usually week Of inactivity ia ths manu-.
featuring districts owing 10 the Whtsuntde holidays AVID
although there little doing in Corn YARNS cheerful
feeling exists aud more animation is looked for shortly.
Our Corn market has been well attended, aud both
WHEAT and FLoUR have found ready sale al the full rates
OF last week while INDIAN Conn has realized further ad
OF 0d2 per quarter The arrivals have bsen very
moderate
An accident caused by the giving OF the arches OF the
new Corn Exchange, brought the business to-day sud
den termination which prevents giving the details OF
transactions.
In other American produce there nothing 10 report
DO business having taken place therein.
Yours respectfully WRIGHr, CANDY & Co.