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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

he wss born south of Mason and Nxou's line
Precisely 80, Mr.. Carlisle You can reason ia
Philadelphia because, lees the Fugitive.slaye law
aud Dougbtacery, it is free city OF free State;
and because the friends Of Freedom here. though
they bad their hall burned down about their ears
s"ule years since, and were mobbed and NAL
treated persisted in their Efforts until they e..ab
lisbed free speech. But, Dir. Carlisle, we cannot
reason together in Richmond or Norfolk. That
you know. Any reason would be met with vio-
lepce, Imprisonment or death-one or all-and
death according TO law. The other dsy you threw
Mrs. Douglass into prison for teaching some LITTLE
CHILDREN to read and DOW your leading Z" Demo
cratic" Journal at one s~Oop, cuts away the old
paradox that the black, not the white, is congeni
tally Ct for Slavery, and puts oil mechanics aud
laborers, black and white, on the same level. say
ing tlst Slavery is right for all the laboring classes
alike. do not know which most to sdDire-Mr.
Carlisle who comes from State v hich enuIciatcs
.ucb doctrines, addressing the wOrkngmen Of
Philadelphia, OF the wOrkinRmen waiting to listen
to bin. But some philosophers think the world
was made for C9sar Perhaps not WHIP.
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Per Baltic GLASGOW, June "a, 1870.
RRIApsJuyys The weather since been rather
NOR. favorable the crops but Ill want heat much We
have baa considerable arrivals Of Flour within the last two
days and hsber prices r tbs moment are chee.ea Is
Prime Wbests keep scarce and bring extreme rates several
parcels of Comm Red Western Offering At & 1910 y 2io H.
and L. but buy will hardly give these prices yet for
this description The sales Of Flour since Friday exceed 900
bsne within the of that days quotations Sour FLOUR
scsee and e quality Of so Sour 10 ssses at ~ In
fridays quotations viz Red Wheat S5 d39 boil OF lio ID
No wbie American Wheat hero Western Canal Flour Sc a
S Ohio and BstmO5s 81 aSs extra F pn a.
l9t NJ. Indian Corn Yellow aud Mixed 1876; White, 10ls
y boil Of go n.
tpces 81 for fine quality though secondary descriptions
might DO bought rather easier terma quote Long and
Shoulders are sli much inquired for f3 y Beef is
dull with inquiry for really Ie brands which are
very scarce done has therefore been but hns
Of lhdans Chicago 49, ass ieoe Old Beef Is totally
up,ssbe any pcs. Pork unchanged IL vaue thsfe
quiet though not AL sctive demand Tor socd quy o |
Cheese is in good demand 81 81 dSo cwt f good 70 nue.
quality Inferior and damaged parcels are slow OF sale al IRON
there sales Of original 7o cwt 70 arrive
the extreme scarcity Of the article there
nomins value Is g. ae3i y cwt
TALLow-The make, Is still uniuppled with r. IL OF
Ameticsu prices Of which nomnsIiy unchanged Rome
Talow a. 10 49,. go 49,, O.,
Oms-1here Il nothing to report in either Whe or Sperm
Lord Oh continues meet rood inquiry at eA ert 49,,
QvEkciISoN BAREnWe have no d,reS ,onsb tom Iiyer
pool for which ss TO e6 obtained Phadephis ii TO ~
RIcE-Tbere man, inquiries for sood C~o'ni o" 'ao
AsnEs-New Pots, So; Pearls. +O a4I, with fair do
msnd. , - 4. - 4,
inquiry. Nesrohoad, ais. but without activity ~ -
NAVAL sToRIs-CoInuon Rosn Is 10 fair request at 56
ewt. In Fine Medium there 10 nothing reported lar e
maine slow Of sale at io Dbl Spirits rurpennne dun ana
IcInins 81 u r.
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THE EAST.

Under date of June II, Gen Codriugton teegriphs:
" Health of the British army good; ten regiments have
"yet to embark from the Crimea." Only few thou.
ssnd French remained, and Gen Fe,ssier has fixed
the 5th of July the term of their complete
tor The military protection of the inha bitsnts is to
from that day. Ger. PeEssier has sent to his
Government ford description of the bestowal on
himself and officers of the Eng sh order of the Bath.
The Russian authorities have announced that they will
not permit the imports'ion Of merchandise into the
Crimea, excepting at Theoco and Eapatoia. Gen.
Jsknowsky has been elponted civil Governor Of the
Cimea. Petersburg letters say that entrance toto the
Crimea is nterdicted to al persons except the present
residents the reasobs assigned being scarcity Of prOvi
soos, and sickness which prevails
The Town of Kars had been surrendered to The
Turks and the Turkish troops had sted the for
tIess of Redout Kaleh. The demolition by the Rus.
slams of the Notifications of REM and Ismael is
confirmed. Workmen are employed under engineer
officers in eveng the walls and in sending the stones
to Odessa. The Russians say that the Notifications
they destroying were built by themselves. aud
that they will give up the fortress to the Turks in the
same condition it was when captured by Suwarfow.
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THE PERSONALITIES.

Under the terms of the Convention concluded on
the 10th of June ls49, at Balta Liman, between Rus
fla and Turkey, the powers of the Hospodars of Mol
davia and Walacha expired on the 10th of the pres
ent month. The Sublime Porte, however, in place of
replacing them by "Csimacans" had been arranged
at the Paris Conference, has maintained the HOspo
dars Professionally in full function TO the great dscon
tent Of the Welachans, ana, generally, of the nhab
tants of both Pripcipaes, who desire union of the
two provinces. This project opposed it is to the
for France, which At first had sided with England and
Russia in supporting the views Of tue Moldo Wsl.a-
chans, has rome what come round. it Is stated, to
those of the Cabinet of Vienna. TIE question is
warmly agated In Germany and of course, in the
PrIcipaliGes and an Association has Just been formed
at Jassy with the object of efectng union Of the two
provinces under Prince belonging to some Euro
dynasty, whose State does not aojon the Pnnoipaes.
diplomacy is v1y active at Vienna on the sal jet
The Porte tas just addressed declaration to the
Western Power in which the Sultan energetic. ally
protests againrt any UPTON of the Prncpalities under
d European Prince as menacng to his rights Of
suZCrainty.
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Az. & X. ma.velps Circular.

~ EoAic LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, June q, TO
The sryeJs from Ireland coswisc moderate FROM
hIelsn Ports have received 7.2H quarters WHEAT ~
Sussts BARLLr 27S5 quarters BEANS, IN quarters ,Apis
oO wv sacks and 43 6ii bbs FLOUR nom Cana IA
20 qnsi'ss WHEAT, 9l5 loads OATMEAL, and 2Ss oos
fott ne e~ors In the time comprise ~ qoHteIs
nbAI iss quarters OATS So quarters PEAS, lISos gnN
nfs Coss SOii sacks and 500 bills Flour There
b" peen 5000 business doing hero In I'll sces the uco
s es%i5d no ss. sdv.neo cen qsotsc sts.p, %
has ad uDsesd 20 ar 20 bad summed
wostbeE
A. this days market there attendance IL the town
country frsde and only moderate o. asumpvo dsnanh
tpeheno|d fot WHEAT at sd,sros a. about I'd
y 10 all QuAas. FLOUR 10 far requor ard Apef
ioaA brought Cd OIL b. oosg Sp.uiAn beN to-
ADVANCE Of Fs,ok 6lIta b>i,: ss.et os b,s ears%
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ITALY.

The refugees in Modena, Reggie Parma and Tas-
Gang intend to present an address to Count Cavour
and have struck medal in his honor. 1t is current
that the Sandman Government has Just iscued note
in reply 10 that Of Austria Sardinia denies the impu-
tson Of fostering revolution, but expresses fear it
nsy break out if existing Governments do not place
themselves at the head Of Italian nationality.
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SPAIN.

drew Spanish marriage Is so far sdvsnced that
4 a. A1s Of Bavaria has formally demanded the hand
rq,... nisms Amalia for Prince Adalbert; TO which
nj toe Queen Of Spain has formally replied: 81
ssG WI pleasure the hand Of my most beloved
ss,S1., sAa sister" The telegraph notifies the cir
sss. hat the Queen hereof hss had sue fausse
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GERMANY.

The Couer ncc OF the Hollverein. q; E,ensch, have
b, gun their session.
TIE Kings Of Prussia and Bavaria have had An
interview a, Augsburg, etetded by tbec respective
Pr,mieis, Mcesrr- Msnteuffel and Pfordten
The Prussia Goverpme0t hiss made Offers to the
Anger tine Republic of treaty of comm roe an!
nav CATION and negotiations will shortly be entered
upon TO give il eject.
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OATS oet OaInsAL si,b fsr see may b. 90 ted " psj
eoc Cd n LOAF ttar'r BARI ing c. b ugh
tp H. NOR uouey, an BEANS and PEAS stboush sos
oslo ELs, b. quoted rather desr IsDns CoHs neglect
cd o,d the few al q tn r-t weo Giied At Jvr
HiGt for che best Sorthern YOg 81 So
~ 'o heat White becg reduction Of All lot CT quarter
a ds
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LNgRrcoL. "Wednesday. Jms kj-i ?.
NnI4I s'd Flour gu ct Nth some LQuiy re- prime uA
lice OF tho iritet f.u .t'cea
IhDIAN Com rn,hsr doll at yesterdays quotations.
Provisions without chance.
CorToS ~.ady ad probable saes f,t the day 90 bsi.
uuctmeAd rates. II HAHDoON, SPENCE Co.
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RUSSIA.

The Emperor has called together new Cabinet
1t includes the wellknown naIpes of Gortscbakof
Foreign Affais) Ian skoi, Ooten Sacken and Oolof.
This new Cabinet has the appearance Of being con-
ccssion to Western opinion.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rpoxyn. ahiuIev A, Co.'s Circular.

Per BoItie LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, Jons q. IE5.
There rather steadness COTTON since the
the sales for the three das being q 900
bses with 500 ispeculsos at the full quotaons then
given. - !.
The CoRS market is quiet to-day with Turn in favor Of
luX
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NETHERLANDS.

The Kng hes accepted tho roaignat'on of Baron
Won Hall M MiDs,et Of Foyege Affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

THE SurPosED POISONING CASE IN KING STREET,
The investigation relative to the Of Mrs. Price,
who was supposed have been poisoned by two young
hwy e,s nam.d wm. Gregg and Be'j B. Nch'ls, was
resumed yesterday; but iom the evidence of DIR. Fin
NELL who ana zed the contents of her stomach, it ap-
pesrs that no poison was administered to her. The
dug was tartar emetio and there was not sufficient
quaItity given her to have caused death, even had
not be en- removed from the stomach. The young men
were therefore honorably discharged. Mrs. Price
il still sps echless, but out Of danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

HreHwAY .RoBBERY.-On Saturday night, james
Hannety of No. l2s West street passing through
Wet Broadway, when he heard the screams Of
female proceeding from an slley-wsy. He stopped 70
ASCERTAIN the csufe when three men rushed out, and
after striking him several blows attempted to rob him.
One Of them grabbed bis wa.ch-chain aud suppos'ng
he had got watch and all, ran off with IT. bat the
chain had broken and the watch remained il its
owners pocket. An alarm was immediately given,
and Policeman Story of the Fifth Ward gave chsse 70
the robbers and coon captured one Of them named
John Thompson. The prisoner was taken before JUS
tice Connolly and locked up 10 await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

TnY MECHANICS IssrrrrE.-A meeting Of the
Philosophical Society OF the Institute will be beld at
tic lew rooms of the Institute Nos ls aud 20 Fourth
avenue, this evening. The Society .ffers silver
medal 10 whoever will solve the problem of the Me-
cbspicsl Paradox Several large and improved
machir es will be exhibited and tie phenomenon ilIus
t.ated ny diagrams Emmett scientific gentlemen will
enter the arena for the prize. Admission free. The
public are invited ID attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

LlrHo6RArHic PORTRAIT OF Col. FREnoST.-Mr.
schaus, the well Known picture dealer at No. 6as
Broadway isaued on Saturday large and spirited
pint Of Col. Fremont, from the photograph made by
Root. The print is an excellent copy OF the photo
eropb. and the latter has been pronounced by Col +.
and his e ads the most perfect Likeness ever taken of
him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

HIGHWAY ROBBERY AND SrABBISG.-About O'Clock
yesterday morning, Henry Gillgan was asleep upon
cart in Oliver street, when some night providers re-
heved his pockets Of what little they contained but
in doing swoke the sleeper. Tie latter instantly
began TO show fight when Of the thieves stabbed
bin in the back and arm, after hch tho rascals fed
Gnligan was conveyed by the Police to the New-YGh
Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

FATAL AccIpEST.-Mr Robert /. Dykes, lete Q
No lss Wet Fifteenth street, fell from BIZ horse on sstgras
sverrs while Hs,em nd on snhns ne :0sSs "
vhch ,oon AZ er fatally An inquest wss he.s
the bed, Of The ssd AID verd;t OF Ancidenfs Dsss
rendered
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ATTEMPTED SuIcIDR.-Eliza Courtney, ressoog ~
y,e.n,h erect near Avenue B. While In dePres.so
"a ,s,r.S toot On ovesose lssdsnun for the refp,sc
oSs SsSruoson d. 6heppard W. called In sna ~e'''~
: / % partial ressprsseu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

CIdARNAXHRs CosvENrIoS.--This Convestiou
met again en- Thursday morning. and after the usual
preliminary business rather desaltory discussion took
place on that part Of Senstor James, b introduced
into the Sens'e which relates to the duty proposed to
be levied on tobacco. The following resolutions wees
unanimously adopted:
Rsstd That when this Convention adjourn the dsesses
shsl use their fuepcs get state COMMITTEES ~ 600
possible adopt bill Of prees nocssery fot tne 49,
tive states to oppose Senator Jsmess u sSa 10
VI enoriGl 10 Copgrss, praying for duty OF ~ - 80
ell i'm, orted cgars and that al nAaafActu'ed o"A'S"
admitted free OF duty. -. =. ,.-,.
Re.ied That ge recommend each STATE to form Tfais
pion for hs protection Csarnakss and tho use 70
TIE Convention soon after adjourned sine de.
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KILLED By JuMPIsG TRoN THE CARS -Ccfooer
Van Tassel, Of Westchester County, was Called 70
bold an iIquest at Fordbam, on Saturday last. Upon
the body Of Mr.. james Dudderitse. resident OF
New York. who had come to his death by Jumping
from u Express trim OF the New Haven haiifo .d'
which lie bad got on board Of in the city In mistake
for one Of the Harlem Railroad Gains From the ev.
deuce sdduced before the CoroneTs Jury. appeared
that The eecessed WOO native Of England, a married
q %, without children tha his wife. IN Consequence
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FIREWORKS PosrPosED There was exhibition
Of fr,wolks in Lamartne square on the evening o.
the Fourth, owing TO some of the ma'erials havis9
bts dsnaged by the rain The exhibition will take
place this Monday evening
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man of Mr. John II. Hopkins Of Fort Washington, was
COZ tinued ct CamsDsv'lle Saturday, and concluded
The testimony Of Mr. Jas F. Wenmsn OF No. King
st of this city, YVES taken and shO wed that he was
the person who struck deceased upon the head with
club Mr.. Wenman, it appears was on visit at the
house Of Mr. Stewart, nearly opposite the residence
of Mr. Hopkins, and seeing the deceased drunk and
crszy, sid endcavolirg to fight and kill every one
within his reach, he and Chas OConner etq., of this
city, who was also there rushed out of the house to
secure him and prevent his doing further violence.
Deceased had, at this time, brick in his hand and
was about to throw it at them. when witness
struck him with the stick and he fell. Witness
called for a rope to tie him, not thinking
from the force of the blow which he had
given that deceased than stunned, but such
wss not the case the blow and other injuries which he
had received having proved fatal The verdict of the
Jury was that deceased cane to his death from blows
and injuries received at the hands Of John H. Hopkins
ard Jas + Wenman, while deceased was in highly
excite state of mind, from Atoxication, and while
these parties and others in dagger Of their lives,
ard while they endesvoring to secure deceased
and thus prevent bin from doing further injury The
Coroner the rendition of the verdict informed the
two gentlemen whose mentioned in it that
he did not Il e hs duty 10 take any lurtuer acton IN
relation to the matter. Deceased was Irishman by
birth, IS years ofage
KILLED IL AN Observation-Disclosures and o'clock on
Friday morning party Of men who had been attending
ball at i2 Prince st. adjourned to the ba-room Of the
bouse to have quiet fight together and thus settle
quarrel which had origin ated in the ball room In re-
gard to female, each party claiming their right 10
TIE exclusive possession Of her person. While en-
gagged in regular Z" knock-doHn and drsg-Out fight"
the Police Of the Fourteenth Ward rushed in and soon
cleared the house, thus stopping for the time the SET
tltment Of the dispute. The parties were not how
ever, TO be foled in their purpose, and Immediately
adjourned to the corner OF Broadway and Prince
str, ct, where the fight resumed.
Here, some one engaged in it, whose name uniortu'
nat.ly is upkno wn, plunged dirk knife into tina
breast Of Jsmes Fogsn youth, 10 years OF age who
was engaged in the fight, and death was tie immed-
ate result The young man sank quietly to the pave
ment ard bis companions were not aware that he hsd
been stabbed until they found him to be lfeless, but
supposed him overcome by the effects Of the liquor he
had drunk. Fogsn wa q hack driver, in the employ
of Councilman Riley Of the l4th Ward, and ia repre-.
sented "a having been an industrious man, and the
main support Of his aged paens. with whom no resid-
ed in Ihirtieth street, neu Broadway. The police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-07

Coaxoa CoyEcIL Both Boards Of the Common
Ccunci arc the Beard Of Supervisors will CO nmeoce
the JULY Sc aeon this (MoDday) afternoon. 1t Is not
likely hat the special subjects will be taken up during
the heated term" There is, however, heavy
uni Of ordrary routine matter. The Boards will
probably meet every evening Saturdays and Sundays
executed until the busne NJ is finished.
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POLICE LiTxRATuRg The following report appears
on the return OF the First Patrol District made to
Cbief Matsel on Saturday morning.
There was considerable drunken bros m the
streets and about the Feres Of this Distinct ycster'
dav bn the Police too nume ous around that none
Of them resulted in anything serious"
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT John Hickey, sboy
nine years of age, vas killed on Saturday night BY
being run over at the corner Of Spring and Wet
streets, by Hudson River Railroad car. Hehad got
upon the TO take free ride, and in attempting 70
Jump eff fell before the Wheels which passed over HE
body, crushing it dreadfuy. The sufferer was taken
to the New.York Hospital, where death ensued sooa
after lis admission. Inquest today.
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antique Egyptian granite and marbles. We 6IIod
our handAerthlefs with beautiful bits. mixing in
The rare snail shells that clung to the retcnls,aJ
waits or lay beneath the prickly wild acantbus
r%. P'onnc snsh'y OF nature In these places dis
works. Climbing vines and TWISTING root iu,nan
crumblpg towers. canopy of pines prote ~. Up bp
icng wan OF the PGcile. Expresses take the
place OF Its ancient columns. The faint o,;ra.
me heouiT OF spirits, keep their grey nrsso,ca
al ABOUT, fruitful and imperishsbe "a the ,orv'
e en- themselves. Cliffs and craggs Of ruins rise
." around US, with lovely pictures of sky and
tSa r nune 10 'neir ,we ping arches. Rome and
~. NaiaPsgna stretch out 0d infni,uya in the
Instance. We walked on the ruins of IN (, imneri,I
Ps,ace-descended to its subterranean chambers
Gun GU decorated with beautiful stucco arabesoue.
VIC saw the circus-tbe gymnasium-the prisons
sLu oaths, and the hundred chambers of tn. guards
"nsre now mice scamper through the housed corn
nsn reouiit In fancy the ancient temples, deco
IaEd them with the columns and statues nov
dispersed in Roman ard foreign museums and
MIN sigh OF Such is life" we went away.
1leces OF ancient mosaic pavement were uncoy
erea along our way-ends of columns pierced the
soii-cepitals gnawed by time whitened among
the muds. The rain courses down the hill strew9
WIN crushed eolossi; bits of cbiseled cornces and
scan,hus trimmings turned up, like shells upon
beach TWAS the reality Of Vanity of Vanities."
=, "e soon resained our carriage aud wound nm
The mountain to Tivoli, through olive groves fnf
OF most fantastic forms as if the Dryads had been
arrested in their cOntOrtiOns in turning into trees
IL 10 tho very purgatory Of forests with prinnings
ana grimaces OF wickedness and torture Dante
must have written in olive woods The trees are
twisted hollow, DID, bearded, shriyeed, skele-
TONIC, bowed, alone, in groups, personifyng every
passion and state but that of repose and patience
The most enchanting views won back our attention
all up the mountain
We entered the town-drOve through narrow
streets built up on ruins, and swarmng with chill.
dren, to the hotel near the cascade where a cara.
van OF donkeys and their drivers were the first to
welcome US. We entered the hotel and assembled
stone stairs, passing through ante-chambers with
bare dusty brick floors, and entered parlor.
alsO uncarpeted, with skins Of goats black and
white, serving for mats. The doors were rckety
and The windows too, and there was no sign OF
splendor but in the tables with carved gildel bot
toms and immense colOred marble slabs for tops
In the room adjoining nothing seemed present but
the bed. 1t was an Italian nuptial one, long
enough for giants, and wide as long-a square
plain like the pedestal Of an Obesk-all white
with huge square pillows at the head. Wine
and oranges were brOught-Our baskets explored
and their contents appropriated. The donkeys
were braying at the dOOr-we had no time TO lose
soon we were on their backs laundering and
joltirg on to the Temple of the Sybil.