New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-24
THE LATEST.
By Telegraph frOn London 10 Liverpool.
THE RUSSIAN TARIFF.


LIVERPOOL, Saturday.-The Times received the
following dispatch from its Berlin correspondent:
"BERLIs, tnday-Reiable advices fiom Kongs.
burg state that the new Russian Tariff has been al
ready approved BY the Emperor, and will be pub
Iished without loss Of time
The dispatch given above is taken from the Init
tendance Be'ge.
Another journal of Brussels re Nord) which re-
reives sore official communication from Berlin con-
isns the following announcement
"BERLIS, Thursday night-The Government has
been officially informed of the sanction given by the
Emperor Alexander to the new Russian Tariff
TIE KELTERING BANK.
1t ia stated that the liabilities Of Messrs GOtch II
Sons, KelteriDg bankers whose failure was announced
Wednesday, estimated at about $40 600, and
that it is expected that the estate will show sufficient
4 Pay thirteen or fourteen 'hillngs in the pound.
MR.. HUMPHREY BROWN.
The solicitors write to say that Mr.. Brown was not
captured, but voluntarily surrendered himself.
TIE NEUFCHATEL TREATY.
BERSE, Friday.-The National Council unanimous
ly ratified the Neufchate Treaty on the 9Th. 1t vii
be laid before the Council of States for their ratifca
tion tomorrow The extraordinary session will then
close.
FRANCE.
PARIS Frlay.-The Moaiteur contains q long non.
official article summarizing the labors of the Council
of State, the Senate and the Corps Legislatf during
the last Session, and bestOwng ON them unqualified
praise for the manner in which they have responded
10 the wishes of the Emperor and the country for the
promotion of the moral and material progress of the
nation
GERMANY.
STUTTGARTD, Fnday.-The Moatteur of Stuttgartd
officially denies the report that Congress OF German
Princes is to be held at Weldbad.
THE GRAND DUNE CONSTANTINE.
BRUSSELS, Friday Night.-IHe IadfpeadaHce Beige
contains teegraphic dispatch from Hamburg stating
that the Grand Duke Constantine arrived there on
Thursday, and Immediately left for Kirl, where he
would embark the evening, in the rgate Purak,
for st. Petersburg direct.
THE TIMES CITY ARTICLE.
The funds have beenfr day at the Improvement
which occurred last evening after regular hours. In
The Stock Exchange as well as In the discount market
and at the Bank OF England, there was considerable
pressure for money through the day, 81 per cent being
the lowest rate. The final quotations of the French
Three per Gents show an Improvement OF per mt;
further sum of about CD, 600 in Australian gold
was sold to the Bank to-day, raising the total Of Aus
tralian gold taken there during the week to $3.50 OOO
DAILY NEWS CITY ARTICLE.
The market retains s'eadiness of character owing to
the evidence now afforded that the position OF both the
Banks of England and France is becoming stronger,
dies pte the disturbance caused by the extraordinary
tiow of silver to the East. the funds were rather
held in check, however, by III increa ed demand Tor
money. The preparation for shipping fully II OOO,OOO
sterling in silver, to the East the 10th, amply &C
counts for part of the demand now witnessed.
TEA TRADE.
The aspect of the market is characterized as fol-
lows in TIE Times City article:
Much excitement has prevailed during the week,
and decided advance in price has been demanded for
most descriptions, and in some Instances obtained.
TIE CORN TRADE.
The imports of foreign grain into London this week
have been very small. Not single gran'lauen YES
,ei has arrived at the Port of Call The country mar
kets are described rs firm, and in some cases rather
higher.