New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
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LosDos, Saturday Morning, June 2.

LONDON, Saturday Morning, June 2.
THE BALTIC.
MKxrI, May ss--when the war steamer Driver was
sent inio the Baltic psrs the vessels lying there
with hs official notice Of the blockade shefound among
others The American ship Samse Appleton, Of Boston,
which she also served Nh warning cut wtthin
SIX DAYS day or two sfterwsd being ont eruis-
ing fell in with the Appctos and officer cent on
board to exsmine her papers. They were FUND per-
fectly N orter whereupon ths officer demanded to see
the bills of IaGisg.
Tie American captain objecs.d TO tbs, end began
70 make difficulties which excited the SUSPICION q the
British ofiser so he insisted on thexproducson wAseh
wss at length compiled with, when it turned out that
the Appleton had Just landed at Batish poN $1,000
ries and $50 revovc-s beside about 500 bales Of
cotton as the ostensbe cargo. The ship was carefully
overloaded bu, nothing contraband Of war was found
on bossd The Appleton entered the Sound on the
18th Of Mhrch and arrived at Baltish port on the
18th of april.
THE CRfdEA.
At an assembly of General Officers summoned for
the purpe,e, Canrobert communicated to them with
noble simplicity the change in the command which
was about 70 take place, and transferred his powers
to General Pelissier. Canrobert Immediately after
ward assumed the command of his division.
The Vienna papers publish a Consular dispatch
from Wanna, according to which the number OF the
allied troops landed at Kertch under General Brown
ives 200. The advance the Chemaya, effected
on the same day, was made by $4,000 men.
A French private dispatch also ff6m vama states
that he Allies are in possession of Cherguns on the
right bank of the river and that two Russian batter
les ard several battaons detached from the north of
SevassopoI, were advancing to support the retiring
force.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
The English funds opened yesterday at a further
slight reaction, and owing to pressure OF sales conse-
quent upon its being the last transfer day in Consols
subsequently, experienced an additional fall. grad
ual recovery then took place, and the market closed
last evening with every appearance OF renewed brm
ness. The decided Improvement in the afternoon was
attributable to the satisfactory accounts of the prog
ress Of the allied squadron in the Sea of Azo, coupled
with report that the Grand-Duke Constantine has
resigned bis position as Grand Admiral Of the Russian
Navy and that the peace party in the ascendant at
St. Petersburg.
The printed copies Of the two bills on limited habil'
y and the law of partnership stated to have been
withdrawn for the present. some important alterations
being intended.
The stock of Bullion in the Bank of England shows
and increase of t4l7 ,065.
SPAIN.
dispatch from Madrid states that the Cortes have
granted the extraordinary powers demanded by the
Government by l24 against 40.
Twenty-Five insurgents have been captured at DER
emese, and twenty five have surrendered at Caspi.
INDIA.
Letters from Bombay dated the 30th of April state
that an important aud powerful expedition, consisting
of 1000 men, was ready to proceed to the Persian
Gulf and commence the offensive against the Shah OF
that territory. There eight heavily armed steam
ships, six smaller ones ten river boats well armed,
and twelve gun boats This feet will be commanded
by Rear,Admiral Sir Henry Leeke, COMMANDMENT
Chief of the Indian Navy.