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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
THE VERY LATEST.

LONDON, Saturday Morning.
The Times city article says: It announced TO-.
dav that the acceptances of Messrs John Longhon &
Co. of Liverpool, ship brokers, have been returned
The liabilities of the firm are stated 10 amount TO
E75,0O0
The funds have been steady at the slight mprove.
ment of yesterday, but the market shows little ten
| dency to animation. Money was in request during
the morning at the Bank minimum rate Of per cent.
Later there was better supply. About 10000 out
of the last arrivals of California gold was taken to
the Bank to-day. The rate Of discount continues 10
| advance at Hamburg, and is now 81 per cest.
The Paris Bourse seems totally incapable OF r.
! revival; neither the reduction in the Bank OF En-
glands rate of discount, nor the intimstion that
further artificial supplies of gold are not required TOR
the moment By the Bank OF France; have sufnced 70
stop the downward movement.
PRASCE-THE ELECTIONS.
The Monitew Of yesterday publishes Important
address from the Project Of the Seine to the Electors.
II commences by pointing out that the Government 10
frankly adopting universal suffrage wished that the
Chamber should be the expression of the general will
It has already reserved to itself the means Of in
fuence, namely To proclaim aloud to the country the
the names of the men who enjoy its confidence, 90
that the people may not be deceived by false declare
tione va Pohsis~' ofH'oHS'
The address shows that il is only by the support "a
the great bodies of the State that the Emperor hes
been enabled to regain for France, by arms, wisdom
and policy, the grant which il her due in Europe Tho
address adds "To be enabled to govern the Emperor
stands in need Of an Elective independent Chamber,
"but devoted to his cause and the institutions OF
90 France"
The Que stiop therefore, stands clearly thus;
First TO vote for the candidates designated by the
Government and TO ratify their conduct by your
yotes TO approve what they have already done, and
to facilitate the execution Of the grand projects Of the
Emperor
second to vote on the other hand for hostile can
didates and to enter path without goal, with men
who have really sympathy with the people, who,
in the exercise OF power, have already given proof
their and weakness and who can bnly 70
establish their party the misfortunes OF their eoua
try-your choise cannet be doubtful. The AtrHsw
suboins list Of the Government candidates.
CossrAsrIsoPLE, June 1.-THE Pretender Do NE
Prir cipalty Of Montenegro, who had taken resage
Turkey, has been asssssinated.
PERSIA.
TRIESTE, June l8-Princs Bartaiuski, Envoy IL
traordnary Of Russia, at the Court Of Tehersn, "a
arrived, accompanied by seventeen officers, and any
Cossacks who served him as an escort. Ifs bs'oy
was to be received the following day at an Aaaisa'
of the Shah. -,
The Prince of Herat, who was taken piss"n~' ~
been beheaded at Teheren.
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TILE LATEST

By Telegraph from London TO Lireypooil
LONDON, Friday Evening.
The agent of the Associated Pres is indebted to
Capt. Wickman, the gentlemanly and oblgipg com.
mander Of the steamship Niagara for latest teegrsphc
dispatches, received at Liverpool on the eve of the
steamers departure.
The oath is still in suspense, and the Government
party attach great importance to it.
The Moaiteur publishes the official returns Of the
Customs froml which it appears that there has been
an increase of 40 francs over the corresponding
month Of last year.
A Mayor who declared himself in favor Of the OPP
position candidates has been suspended.
PARIS, Friday Nlgkt.--The PenipotentsIies repre-
senting the Great Powers assembled at the Foreign
Office for the purpose of signing the Convention re-
specting the new frontier at Bessarabia.
MADRID, June 1S-The Due de Rivers has been
nominated ambassador from Spain at Paris.
DENMARK.
.CoPESHAoEs Jane H.-At "a conference OF the
members of the Cabinet it decided that the dis
patch which refuses to accept the pretensons Of the
great German States the question Of the Duchies,
will not be sent the day which the Council Of State
is to be assembled.
Letters from St. Petersburg state that the choera,
which is never totally extinct in that capitol Is
raging violently. The number Of deaths exceeds ~
a day.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGBNcE.

IyyRpooI CoTTos MARKEr.-The BToken , Cilcs y
lar report. the .se. Of Cotton for t1s All asss
Discount rte. by the Bank Of Ens,sd o. i. Mac.
mated sale: OF ss S say -
spSs9. CO. the make. dosing aasas .1 s., ga
t s,s ss ssss ~ soas Fair sd Md y;s -
Fair SD Middiins. I'D Stock 7ss'e" 49, "
were BREADsIuFTs MAEkzr-Mess s..a1 81
,d-an Spence CO.. Circular rsPor.t s"s s5,,ass BsrJ
quiet Wheat quiet and eu sue sss- BE-, without saos
main a. prioe. Red Wheat ssss AID s's
FoTr-ss.es OF Western CsHa :, ~ MiIsA SIS ~
PhiiadslpLla and Baltimore. 81 aS3e. s'''
'nd MR. PRoyIos M.REsr-Messrs. s sa.af1
,op sp~Loe Co.. Bis'Ie hs,sss Beet az qu. ~
ss1.y deSsea gsscn dvn "a .s.s. :, 5s1s sss
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Co on the sOs ssI w, 5 .S mo, Ross
di sS.r ss,1 fs ID ~ ~ o. IS ss
1. steady st+asts; TflT Ssrssrlsx OF T.i .,.v.os
ThsIs nshiis aass susas heavy ,aa hsssa ',si
s.ns H. s sse reduced bOu; aGL sS.. Se AID
ID" s:ns s ,ssssn 6: higher 'A'a ' week wv
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.tsdy abOu, Prsys..,, P or i, stcsy r.y
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
e;al Di,pe.sh to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Di,ps.sh to The NJ Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, June %, 1871.
Collector Schell returns to Newfork to-day
with q carte blanche as to dismissals and appoint
ments in the Custom House. The Special Comis-
sioners on the affairs Of the New-York Custom
House. ex-Collector Brown Of Philadelphia,
Guthrie of Pittsburgh, and Cooper Of Georgia
have reported in favor Of certain improvements
in the transaction of business. The report will not
be published.
The President is much embarrassed BY the non
reception of diplomatic designations. Very few
new appointments will probably be made before
the meeting of Congress. Messrs. Seymour, Bel
mont and yroom only have resigned, and their
places have been supplied.
Vanderbilt and Collins have returned. Wander
bilt lad double object, viz: the Havre mail con-
tract for postage money, and being restored to the
possession Of the Nicaragua transit route. He was
unsuccessful in both. Steers, brother of the late
constructor, W. II. Webb, and other shipbuilders,
have been here and left Webb is closing con-
tract for building revenue cutter. Steers will
probably get a contract for a steam sloop-of-war.
The Treasury return for Monday, June %,
shows funds subject to draft amounting to
$50, l59,Oll. The receipts of the week were
S332, S57; the drafts paid, 81 352 O65; while tbe
drafts issued were 1857 ,497, showing reduc
ton Of 1924. $50 &c cents.
NJ. N
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In another column we publish at considerable
length. from The Montreal Herald OF yesterday
morning, the details of the late heartrending steam
boat disaster ON the ST. Lawrence II is as Yet I'M
possible to state the number of victims but we re-
gret TO learn that the Hon. Stephen e. Philips OF
Salem. Mass, was among the number. Mr. phil'
lips was on his return from visit to son residing
af Three Rivers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30
TURKEY

The question Of the Principaltes VA vrov,no !,
importance daily, and becoming more and more =
question Of principle the decision Of which win ssttLs
whether their nationality shall be recognised N the
Turkish Empire.
The Vienna correspondent. Of The London Tfmss
writes that he has god to believe the question
is likely TO be settled to the satisfaction Of all pares
A letter of a compromising nature, written by
Feerhad Pasha to NJ. Rosslea, the Austrian Consul 4
Rustekue, has been seized.
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Soo OF tne unsatisfactory relations said 20 bs
between the Governments Of the two cou.ties.
Inc Brr,sels Mon,tew announces thst "a osd.r Ia
been Issued for the dbandine Of the ilis rsn.i
arms dnring the recent demonstr. iors. ss1ee -
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The Berlin correspondent Of The Manchester GuGr'
dian SAYS that accounts have been received from Co
penhseen which threaten to bring the German Dan
ish question more rapidly to solution, ana tor the
time being to augment its complication. These &c,
counts are to the effect that the King OF Denmark ead
held Cabinet Council, at which it was resolved nat
replies should be returned 10 the notes from Russia
ard Austria, containing the declaration Oh ie
10 assent to the demands Of the Aus
TRAN and Prussian Governments, as amPhhed 10
their potes and that instructions have been forwarded
bu,a 10 Law ron;es IL their reply before the Govern.
ments to Which they are accredited, and at the sane
time to propose that the que ,tion at issue be referred
to European Congress IN the event Of the GsTns y
Diet adopting, doubt il viii adopt the s VIEWS .,
rumor Of probably defensive and offensive alliance
/, the matter between Denmark and sweden, ana
suppoition that Russia is disposed to bsr'snd Den
mark.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

BY the arrival of the Niagara at Halifax yester'
day, we have three days later news from Europe
An abstract will be found in our teiegraPhic
columus.
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SPAIN.
Madrid sdvices Ar. 10 Urn. -

4, MADRID sdvices sre to June 10. Notwithns,di..
high prices In some Of the Cas.isp rnsTLsss s,s.
are 50 small that scarcely shy transactions occur ~
those ere at exorbitsnt rates eS- ~
pad account is given Of the vineyards Of Zerx.
Nothing had transpired in relation % As dispu,s
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Netupork DAILY Gribn,ts
TUESDAY, JUNE 80, 1857.

Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF TINS
week should be handed in to-day. Price 81 q line.
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RUSSIA.

Some disturbances have taken plaza On m. ,.r;...
frontier lhe peasants, believing the world was coming
had to be called out ~'"p'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

StCOhd-1InU t1U HtW TaNOS dI ONtT PITUCs
than ever before offered 10 this market at the WATERS PASo
snd Music Rooms Nc 3SS Broadway One 6locave Gilbert
Eolan Piano price when 400 will BE- sold for $780, one
do octave Eoan price 1925 will be sold for l6J; one g.
mahogany Smith Plane for 90 Chckerng 7octaye
Piano new $3.50 for $3.50; Gilbert Piano, new price
1850 $3.50; Chickerins Piano. richly carved
with pearl price 500 will be sold for 500 7octave
carved legs Brooks Piano price $50 for S2 Pianos
and Meodeons rent and allowed purchase. For
sale OF monthly payments
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REIGIUM.

The Emancipation Beige states that the Turkish
ofice,s on missions in Belgium have been sudden.J
recsned. These events are construed hto COMMA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

HOLLowAY's PILLs-WHERE ARE THEIR
voUcHERs1-The reply is Where they not The living
language be named in which they have not appeared
All races all ones subject 70 Liver Disease, ndses
ton, DyseneTy Diahea Asthma and General Debility
these exist the Pulls have proved nfsbe Sold "
the msnufsotory 80 Madenane, New York, and BY all
druggists, at 25c., CSC. and s. d box.
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"DRAT THE HAT. is THAT WHAT YOU I

STARING .T7"-Suoh excited exclamation OF poor
counrynan visit the city who 10 all the PSe 81
vegetable becrown that had descended as Al hsIIoou
from his erandner revolutionary hnced "oaiu
creste the Gothantes II do bnt no
such verdsnt lend psted and be followed the "a
vice TO Vsit KNOxs ~ broadway OF fnt N st
and obtsn more and becoming article OF headseaI
His de- ight article after another StTaws
Rocky Mourtsn Beavers and COMMANDMENTS perfectly
refre md natural
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

CHCHEsTER's DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC cures, with
ont pureing Plies Costveness Sick Headache &c Made
from garden vegetables One drop dose Simply coects
the sody Of the stomach and assists cents per
bottle Sold By all druggists Address w. T. HICKS Prope
TO-, No W,l.st New York
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Tn.he Associattd Prass.

John l.. Elliott, Of Delaware, an operator 10 tn
House Telegraph Office here, has bseu appoIttea 70
q, 200 Clerkship IN the Post-Otiee Department
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BRAg BRUNNIEL


wore neat hat GEMS BEAVER CASHMERE Inc
fashionable world all excited by its exquisite beauty and
the rush fox them undated For sale only BY GESS No. IA
Broadway opposite 81 Pauls
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To THE RETAIL HATTERs OF THE CITY AND
oouNrkY-On Monday June 49, will commence 20 cl se
Of the this Stock Of Mems
Boys and Chreus STRAW HATS embracing our usual asor
uent and desirable styles at prices 10 suit the
atsne.s Of the A. LELAND Co No 1870 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

No family who prize health or comfort can al
ford do without one Of GROVER BAKrKs new sswSG
MACHINES expressly for FAMILY USE We advise all to
s. and examine them No 1876 Broadway before purchasing
any Of the inferior Machines in the msrket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

awsr4v,, heard Of any money other valuable contrib
ia a. bs ref Of Ksnss being battered tor Kansas Scrip
~ 80 car eonceye Of that change probable and every way
conuendaise' fr'7t'e A'"'' u.s. ''N''"S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

business from No SIS to No 4 Broadway Of GTands
on THURSDAY, July
REMovAL-MARsH & Co. s Radical Cure Truss
OEoe Of No 4 Msdensne has been removed 70 No 2Nssy
e. Aston House Trn.se. Supporters Shoulder Braces SIX
Elastic Stockings and every variety Of Bsndages OF most sp
proved patterns skiuy applied Private sppheaton rooms
for Ladies. con p.tent female in attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

WARNOcK g. Co.,
FssHfoSABLE HATTERs.
No 5ls Broadway st. Nicholas Hotel
An immense assortment Of
GaxTlEMEN's SUMNER HATS.
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Perfect fitting COATS, VESTS and PANTALOOSs

made In the best rasner and positively TO
required by customer great saving OF ron and
other expenses Groset Fox, Tailor SC owner Of inc
BIZ. premises superior perhaps the very best French
German and American Cutters perenosd Sew
irs ors instead Of grinding the employees down 10 the
cent goes pays them literally for the best wsrs
dividing b. customers and people OF about
5000 Der anun hitherto paid 10 Broadway landlord for
posses.ion .fac.ory uncertain tenure premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

The Rev. w. H. MLBURN will return from
Europe IN few weeks and prepared make ENGAGEMENTS
for LECTURE SEASON. Letters will reach him addressed
No, ll9 West 2l-t.st., n I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.-ln buying SUCH
an srticle SEWING Machine the truest economy 10 buy
the best They who purchase Singers MACHINES always get
what they want and them with satisfaction and profit
he they who buy any the cheaper and inferior machines IN
suffer disappointment vexaon aud loss
l. M SINGER l. Co. No. 323 Broadway, N. Y.
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Bnsiness Notifies.

ST.. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
NEw.YoRX. June ., 1887
The public respectfully nformd that the Price OF Board
a, th Ho,ei MAS NOR ADVANCED but 10 has been
heretofore, % 50 per dsm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-13
Fort Gaines academy Lottery.

GLASS 20.
IA he drawn in the city ATLANTA, Georgia. in public on
TUESDAY January 20, 1857,
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
40 900 Tickets '',au' TrALess
NoarIy Ono Prize TO every Nine Tickets
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New YORK, JAM l2--The royal mail steamship
Asia, from Liverpool on the afternoon of the 27th
arrived at this port this morning. E.-
Commercial Intelligence.
The sales Of cotton on Wednesday, 9th, amounted
to Is 900 bales of which SPECTATORS and exporters
took 5000. Prices had advanced I'D Gas already re-
ported by the North American.) Fair Orleans 49, !;
Orleans Middngs SIG; Fair Uplands ZIG Mid
ding Uplands II. The sales of the week amounted
to "a 900 bales Spectators took 10000, and export
ers 1000. The market closed firm.
Manchester Markets
The Manchester market continues steady.
Havre Cotton Market.
New Orleans tres ordindre at Hayre is quoted at
1851. .
Liverpool Market.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. &c, P. M.-Breadstufs closed
steady. Provisions very dull. Lard has declined
IS. Sugar I'D lower.
Money Matters.
Consols for account closed at 81 to 9i. The bullion
in the Bank of England has decreased fl7s,00O.
The Bank of France had resumed seventyiye days
discounts. Political affairs are unimproved
Additional by the Asia.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 27.-The market closed firm at the
following quotations Orleans Fair sgd Orleans Mid
ding sled Fair Mobiles I'D ; Midding Mobiles
I'D; Fair Uplands 7lGd Middling Uplands I'D
General News.
Prussia and Switzerland continue their warlike pre-
parations.
The Persian difficulties continue. Great Britain
demands the evacuation of Herat. A Persian envoy
is going to Paris.
Accident to the Arago.
S. W. PASS, l0a P. M.-The French mail steamer
FRANCOIS Arago, which cleared on the 18th inst was
obliged to return and anchor outside of the bar on
account of accidentally damaging her rudder.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-13

THE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECrAcIEs.--We yester
day spent agreeable hour the Office
Sermons Co., No. 50 Camp street, up stairs They have one
of the richest and handsomest displays optical instruments
particularly pectaces and eyeglasses shat behed
Their assortment of glasses glasses telescopes
microscopes stereoscopes Is very rich behold
supply Of specacle the largest richest afor
taces are article of permanent use whilst
are only used occasionally.
Messrs Sermons two merits for their spec.aces
which not possessed by those ordinarily used First
perfect opacity and purity Of the pebbles they
madea peculiar kind of rock crystal almost vag the
diamond in hardness which found the shores of
streams in Brazil And second the scientific principles and
perfect knowledge of optics upon which pebbles shaped
and adapted to the different grades of weak defective vision
There is benefit in good pair of pectaces and
harm In bad pair than Of the article
of and the selection of these aids vision should always be
left to the opcan ocu who thoroughly understands them
rather than made by the purchaser cannot onentary
trial decide whether they actually beneficial injurious
There disease called poitantis which solely
from the Of bad yadapted speeacle which has
injured many vision might remained
comparatively good with proper glasses
Mr. Curtis, distinguished London ocuiist pub
hed in lS the Brazilian spectacs undoubt
eddy the best in use and since that time the article has received
the unanimous preference Of all distinguished ocu
scientific who have tested merits Messrs Sermons
Co.. combining thorough knowledge the structure fine
lions and disorders Of the with equally thorough know
Ledge OF the laws Of optics enabled select pebbles of
cisely the right kind whatever degree weakness or dim
ness may require them They consider only reqi
Sites bat the comfort of eye Thus ordinary spectaces
ana the vision only through the lenses requiring
me head to be shifted and changed front every point
vision Notice reading through such gases the head
from left to right jerks back repeats the
movements al nnitum The Brazilian pebbles are made con
sex outside and concaye inside that vision is equally
clear IN all of the lens and the eye may aud see as
freely as II there were pectaces worn Besides this they
are 50 framed as % rest properly and comfortably the face
anu aha ad the eye IN whatever direction may
We DO not use pecacles ourselves hope to be spared the
necessity for many years. but from inspection and under
standing Of tho Brazilian article offered public by Messs
oo togeher with the very numerous respect
able certificates of excellence which they have drawn %
can confidently recommend them all who may stand in
need of optical aid. Messrs s. Co. have disposed If
many OF their specacles since their arrival here and ey
highly priced by all who them.
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Complimentary Benefit
TO MRS CRISP, BY THE COMP ANY

GAIETY TuEATER, January 9 IS,7
We the undersigned, the above establishment
desious of showing consideration to the wife of
our Manager Mr. W. H. Ciisp, for her uniform professional
kess as well as regard for her private excellence do
ourselves the pleasure of offering a Compliment
Benefit to be rendered lady on All carly evening
most convenient to MIR. Crisp, for manifestation.
VIM Davidge, Humphrey Bland inc Davis Fred N Tbayer
Leon j. Vincent Caroline Meyer j. v Bowes Peter G. Mohan
d. English John Hckmot and wife, j. L. Howard Mr. j. H.
Qunan, W. Il. ChippenGulc Carleton Howard J W Guest
Them Hyde NJ. neCoursey and Assstans II. Kcyser O. A
Darlington N G. Gunuese, Misses Schoolera Francis
MciRne James MohRn Assistant Scenic Artist NJ oue See
mic Artist Robert Meyer Leader Of Orchestral Henry Ocr
Miss Emma Courtney Covngton Mr. William Steel,an
the Machnst of the Thear, and the follow ing gentlemen his
ASSISTANTS Mr. j. Alexander, Richard Moore joseph Ernest
Benjamin Sever j. H. Ferdo, Joseph Norton John Holmes
John Perkins.