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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
MELANCHOLY CASUALTY.

ATLANTIC CITY IN. j., Saturday, July % lb1.
Charles s. Dyer, formerly Of Boston, was droUoed
here at noon to-day He bad ventored too far oHt N
the water, and the suIf beiog very high he was
washed away. He was salesman in Phiadsi7his
and was 80 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
RAIN STORM IN HARTFORD, CONN.

HAFITUFD, July
The most powerful rain storm ever Witnessed here,
occurred between IA and O'Clock thi, afternoon
The lightning struck in several places. The streets
flooded, and in the lower part Of the city much
damage was done by the inundstion of cellars and
Easements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

Sixty or seventy horses were burned to death On
Saturday plight by the condasratiOn of the stables
Of the Brooklyn City Railroad Company. near
Greenwood Cemetery,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

NON-ARRIyAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.
QUEBEC, July 26-S p m.
There are yet no signs ofthe steamship North Amer
lean, now in her twelfth day from Liverpool With four
DAYS later news from Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE

THE McKEESPORT MURDERERS SENTE need
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Saturday, July %, 1857.
Charlotte Jones, Henry Fife, and Monroe Stewart
recently convicted of murder at Mckeesport, were
to-day senteLced to be hung.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

Nebraska is about to hold an Election. at which
q Delegate to Congress and Territorial Legl'a'
ture are to be chosen There several candidates
for Delegate, among whom We can only name Bird
3. Chapman Qate Delegate), Charles r. Holly
Marshal Rankin, and Gen. William Lorimer; but
there are several others, and Territorial ConVen'
ton was to have assembled on the l4th inst to NOM
mate one in due form.
As yet the politicians Of the Territory are nearly
or quite all Democrats, but as the people are not
the candidates keep very quiet about politics. We
note in TheNebraska (City Ners call for County
Nominating Convention, inviting the Democratic
4" and all the Conservative voters OF Otoe County,
Int it enough to make the bones OF JEFFERSON and
Paine rattle in their graves to zee Democracy thus
identified with Conservatism
OF the candidates for Delegate whose names have
reached us, we only recognize Gen. Lorimer as
Republican; and, as We do not see his name in the
newspapers, we infer that he may have withdrawn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
THE pIsTILLERY EXPLOSION AT BOSTON

Boston saturday, July 70, 1885,.
Anpa Berkles, the little girl who was burnt 1T the
diltillery explosion yesterday, died to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27

SEWING MACHINES.-Al persons who want
Sewing Machine Of universal u,ilty-one that will se~ the
highest fabrics and the heaviest fabrics better than othor
The beet machine for family manufacturing plantation
wbsteea machine that don't out Of order aod
with which industrious womsp readily earn Sl,VU
yesr-csn obtain II heie except at the Office OF -
n. SIEGER Co, No. 458 Broadway. n. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

NBLo's-BiAsoo,o OR Tak MAGIC SWORD.
"BAnco the Magic Sword" which has been preparing
Cor time past produced last evening, and win
prove one Of tho most successful pieces Of The company
The plot "a simply Don Giovanni" Rareiiscd with all the
ouof the way incidents and cect> winch this troupe
might be expected 10 accumulate upon such a story.
vsight Of the piece hs shoulders, and made
siderable display OF vocal ability. s he preparing 10 fol-
low suit 10 young Hepglers
The piece opened stn very charming Louis ouatorze
scene equal anything OF the Kind yet produced In
ety with the additional recon nendaton Of numbers.
beautiful Vatican followed In shich some surprs
fna effects introduced, and an "aoeeu cemetery'
very startling the portion OF the audience
An Imposing palace banquong concluded the piece,
che nssgny libevrc Don Abino, meeting the reward OF
his evil deeds blanc OF connsgraton and glory Tho
principal members 81 the company called out At the
conclusion. The house was crowded.
sovRRY THpArnE-"LrSpA, THE sEaAR GIRL, or
NOSE AMONG THE CoNsriRAroRs."
The weather had no bad effect upon the audience the
Dowe~y last evening new two piece the above
title from the pen OF MIS- Louisa Recder produced,
Mr. Chanfrau pcrsopssng the popular Mose,
Founding knavish tricks Of rascsly lawyer and
Tag title deeds and estates TO their rghul The
scenery locacomprsng views Of fulton Market station
and engine houses, &c Ore company With machine and
hose carriage oonduoed greatly 10 the success Of the repre-
sentaon. In the second act, building reaching TO the
went In" with axes &C., 70 The delight Of tho audience,
and Nose Of course rescued young and charming female
from the devouring element Mr.. Chanfrsu was called
before the curtain At the conclusion and must have felt
sstisacd with The numbers who greeted him. The piece
will be repeated this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

*Dstbuon d rnocrstll the ohsrs Observation-Disclosures
DxxoC2AIIo cAsDEDAIs Foa GovERsoR o. 0mo.-rhe
Is,ncsyile Telegraph SAYS that the Douglas mon OF Ohio
pushing H B. Payne, Of Cleveland, The nsxt demo-
cratic candidate FOR Governor. mo "orginal Buchanan
nsn' squism . hstie, but u neesnasy thes en- b
whipg ID In. ~ .s..,a. ~ .
LscnlATUn o. New HAxSszna-The Legislature Of
New Hampshire assemble 10 morrow when the Governor
elect will be in and dsver his message One Of the
important acts Of the session VIII DO the choice Of
United States Senator, 70 succeed n james Bell (ds
ceased. A republican wiz, Of oourss be chosen. and
among those prominently spoken Of are Hon lchabod
Goodwin the whg republican caoddAae for Governor last
year; Daniel Clark Hon. Joel Easmn, aad Hon. Thomas
n. Edwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

Political fntel,,A tain that The ant
'ik1'sA E11cnos,--Iti Is nov pretty ~. 80 ne q
onpnout'on democrats hsvs elected N ~ ons ~
--..:-@-- - :sFsss, the contest bOtw>sa sAsss
Clemens, anti distrbuionst, and W. n Duannlrtsuy ~
Gbaton democrat in the Tenth district being ID doubt
though indications teem to favor the choice OF tie hitter
By q emai majority The has not been much
between the Know Nothtngs and democrats II has b.
tween the Hunter ard Wise sections OF the democrso
party. These Two gentemen-HuDter and wise-have OF
posed other personal grounds both aiming 70 the
United States Scpaorshp Mr.. Hunters Senatorial term
expires in 1859, and Governor place Of Mr. Wise
70 be elected in 1885, the former desires election 10
The Senate and the ter-who viii have been -four years
Executive of the State at the close Of bis termwshss 70
spread his feathers In held where he has thus far
been unknown On the Legislature which has just been
chosen will dovoive the election Of Senator and hence
tho struggle betwoen the friends Of those two sspants
All other Is ucs empty sounds, meaning nothing
The following Is q list Of the members Of Congress
Lotto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

ocoua,sudIng was celebrated Today with the usual min
Sary ana social exercsss.
NJ The duasr b Faneuii Hall a communication w,s
- -. fors p.,mer,rr giving the history of the
parent corps In London n whA'h Prince Albert Is now
commander.
Prince Albert was chosen honorary member os the
BeNcn Company amid much enthusiasm the band playing
.sGod save the Queen" and winding up with "Yaakss
Doodle :"
Speeches followed By Presideus Pierce, Gov Gard.
ner, Mayor Rice, Collector Austin, Ben Psrley Poore,
Josiah Quincy, Jr, Gen. John Tyler, and other disn
g1isbed collisions. \
The principal officers commissioned for thu ensuing year
UeN oL Thomas Chckering, Captain; Col. w W. Bullock,
First Lieutenant; and Capt Charles A. KimbAn, second
yieutepao's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
Markets.
AfuAxy. III

AisANr, juno l-l230 P. "
oraln dull Cosn-sl % for Western mixed. oAts-
Bales CSC for State anoal MaAles OF 500 busheh
~ 81 60 .
Oswroo, June Ia p. n
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat quiet Corn lower
bushcls AT poc Freghs dull SOC and wheat loo 10
New York 900 barrels -four, 100 barrels
PORK and beef bushels wheat 5000 bushels corn
Canal cxpor-I 800 barrels -FOUR lb 900 bushels wheat
BryvALo Juno l-6P. N.
Flour Inactive sales 800 bbs at 81 IL o. for super
% extra Wisconsin; 81 90 ~ for extra Ohio and Iowa
Wheat moderate demand; ssles "a 600 bushels al u 30
for spring and 81 sc for club Corn dull and lower sales
9 900 bushels at s0c for and &c for old. Oats SOC
A5cc. whLskey &c Freghts 7kc. for wheat 10 New
York. Lake receipts 10 day-6,000 bbs. flour, 81 600
bushels what, 25,o00 bushels corn Canal EXPORTS
81 900 bushels wheAt, AZ 900 bushels corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
I'oIfce intelligence.
rux LATE ArvRAY ON THE srArgs ISLAND FERRY
THE CASE ASSUMES ANOTHER PHASE.


Tux LATE AryRAy ON THE srArgs ISLAND FERRY
THE CASE ASSUMES ANOTHER PHASE.
The late ARRAY on board the staten Island ferry boai
Josephine assumed another phase. The parties Who
on Coroncrs inquest upon The body OF Quinn appeared
there as Witnesses for the prosecution arc now by the
friends Of Carsn the accused party charged with riot
and assault battery. Mr. Smith, the superintendent Of
The ferry appeared before Justice Connolly Saturday,
and entered complaint against ouun's friends charging
them with having created rio, board thu boat TO the
great terror Of all the passengers and 70 the Injury Of
CagAn, who he alleges received cut in the face and
on the bead. The following Is the complaint upon whc,
the magistrate issued warrants for the apprehension Of the
jacob I. smith, Of No. Broadway, being duly sworn
dcpes and says-Tha he Ia the superintendent OF tho
Staten Lead Ferry Company that about six O'Clock on
the afternoon OF the 24lh Of May, 1857 the trip of the
Josephine from Staten bland 10 the city Of New York, An
drew Donncily, John McCarty, Patrick Duffy JOS. Hol
land Thomas hrcsin and others applied for passage from
received passengers board said steamboat the
trip OF said steamboat from Staten Island 10 New York,
and while sad vessel In the waters Of the hcbor
Of the city Of New York 10 wiz between Bedloe's Island
and Robbins reef Light House. tho sad Andrew Donncly
John Mccary, Patrick Duffy Jos Holland and Isons.-
sons, but whose at present unknown to dcpo
nent commenced roDg and behaving 10 avery uproerous
that sad persons said they had enough and strong
enough take possession OF the boat and id persons
threatened 70 take possession OF said vessel thai sad per-
sons then commenced 10 assault and beat every person
whom they met the vessel that said persons beat one
John Calngan and others whose To deponent arc
ured by said pcrsons that Calgan severely
In the face and the head that he kicked and beat
by them with club or stick that said Donnelly, Duffy,
McCAry Kelly Bfesnn add Holland assaulted deponent
and used depcnen In very rough manners that such as
sauls and beangs committed by said ponneIiy, Duty,
MoC~rty, Bresln, Holland and others who In their
company ON this depopcDt and said Cagan aud olhcr
passengers we're without any cause or ptovocaton what
o'a..~ u.c.r,- .,a r,rrv srv,c,roa tesoro Irr,scc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

Among The arrivals q, the Everett House yesterday,
Che Hoo. Edward Everett, Boston; Capt. VIM Ramsey,
Washington; Mrs. Fanny Kemble and maid, Lemon; Miss
Butler Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs Stuart, Rochester, Mr..
dc Eohverria and lady, Mr.. Juan Abreu, Havana; n.
North aud family, New Orleans John r. Murray and lady,
nj. Morris.
The Toledo (ohIo) Commercial says that exPresidepts
Wan Bures sd Fillmore were 1t the American IN Mat
place on The 9Th ut
Hon Edison n Odds has purchased property In faucas-
Ger Ohio and Intends 10 make that place his permanent
asede
pEPARrUREs.
For Hamburg In the steamship Hammonis-hr and Miss
tudorn child and Mrs Carl lnrahn and enid Mlss
tsoscnths Mr. Pecare Mr. and Mrs gotendorn ana emil
urcn hrs Jacoby servant Mr. Louis MAMIE sl.L vi
nsnef NJ Edwsrd Ecmeyer Mrs saroni and child nrFrsi
srnet NJ Miller Mr. John seiiig, Mr. Wendi hr ~ isa
mn ~ Chss Hovari, Mr. John May. M Chys ne,n,s,u'
ricsiff wife and child. Mr. Chas sreese NJ r'nps
~ Oon sde "a HUFFMAN. Mrs Ksni Mr Paul k,snl M,
gumonl MS vucassovich Mr. Schmidt VI rnssr;
no'r.nn nessrs kumcrle. Frsche, LADY, ana n1q
Ss'n = nsscn Rnsenhau a. Miss Ida Roschse ~
esn W. 10y Mrs Virgin Mr. rolut NJ Carl Senrnte
sgeus. Ssuenie Fred Won Claim Uenri Muller Baunann
~ sne z,c"aren Mrs Ann Han Mr. August kor,o'ani
80. % So ~ child Peter Holman, Sewad Msds
cucs sucn lnd, q Meyer. Fredenhagen, lady aud
cnaren' - nuloere Henri Reche, Frank Bore, Al an
Eep~nyi brrnuke, Horz Zaidnre. Ch.s Roize, louis
nove angus hsmeL Mr. l. 0run u>id Awus Pfnern John
SsAer. and loo IN The sssersge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

Another AHKsiGAN Artistic AsaoAD-kadame Lorini,
nee Virginia whiting, made her first appearance al The
Theatre Paziano, IN Florence, the 9Th sf ass month
Msy), with great Letters from Forcnoe say that
her appearance looked for With considerable interest
by the American resdens there that rs rcsuk in
the highest degree gratifying. she sang L,ca, With NJ
rate, well known In that r5le here. At the close OF
each Of her pieces che called before Tie eurtsn and
appauded in tho most enthusiastic Lorni had
LEFT Bea and the Grisi troupe In London join biz wife at
Florence,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

los Mechanics' Fire In,uranoe Company (defunct lie
Al the second board the market showed signs OF weak
ness Erie fell Cd u per cent; Reading, Z; New York
Central, u; Harlem, u. Aftcr tho board lower prices
ruled and looked though holders had been seized
with panic. Michigan Southern sold down 10 66x per
cent and was offered In stocks at that price. Harlem
offered at 10 per cent seller sixty days. and Harlem pre-
ferred offered 1t 80 per cent Reading closed at
Erie at 37K Central at 81. Cleveland and Toledo
where Il Is quite likely sell any day at 60 as 65 per
cent The broker OF the Erie party was trying to borror
the stock this afternoon without interest, to hold
out Of tho market Such operations invariably end In de
feat has got 10 be very desperate game and FERROUS
losses must follow.
The steamshp Canadian, s Quebec from Liverpool gives
us ady,ces four Gays The Is not important
and does not differ materially from that received by the
preyious steamer. Consos were q shade lower. The
money market remains unchanged. Couon and bread
sius the before reported Spectators on
this side arc likely be disappointed with these advces
They anticipated great Improvement In money matters
and In the markets generally.
me land project Of tho NIL rAukie and Horizon Railroad
Company ID commended In unqualified terms By The west
ern papers. Tho Milwaukee Daily American Of the Goth
ut Gevotes whole column TO the subject and pronoun
ccs the most feasible railroad project In Wisconsin, and
at time Tho promising Tho surest profit 10 the
sfockhoder But for the length Of the article We should
cory H. The road being 10 which people are conti
butIng freely Of their means
The Assistant IRE reports 10 day as follows
Total recep6. ......."..........''''..''' sssm 90
Io(Al pay me <Aoseo %
Total '""sof'e y"
The receipts to-day include 500 900 FOR transfer drafts
on Boston.
The following gsutiemen were to-day elected directors
Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company for the ensuing
year
President--Andrew Mekarey. Duecsors-A NJ sher-
man. ~ NJ. Fails, Joseph Torrey, William Pcue " Blood
good, C. Baker, A. MoCouichie, w. n BENJAMIN, ID. NJ
hughes, william CotheaI, John Riley, H. W. Human.
Thecompasy have made very favorable report Assoon
space win permit IL intention 10 analysis the
Affairs 10 this II Ia the opinion f some very
shrewd that there much valuc In II than The
present price OF the stock indicates.
The annexed statement exhblh the average daily move
en In the leading departments Of The banks Of this city
during the week preceding Saturday morning. May 81 1857
and for several previous weeks
NEW Yoax Cny BAsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHa,

DAvR-BRcbm - A. Springfield, Illinois, "a Tuesday.
April ~, b. Rsv A. Hall, Nxsas nAvn, u ~. LSats,
to KATE ecsEt daughter OF the e John Brodo Of Spring
Held, III
PrlrxAx-HAxRDos I'm this city, Wednesday, ARA
70, by the Rev. Thomas Aymtage, TBonAs VIZ frrxAs,
Of New York, 10 Miss MARIE JosKPHru HARRISON. second
daughter OF the lA,s EDwAKD N. HAxxos Esq of New
ark, N J.
New Jersey, New York and Wisconsin papers please
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
To the Retail straw Hatsers.-

To the Netnu StrnW Hatsers.-We ere NOW
prepared W offer Of own manufacture the vhesAisd
dent hat hey viii be the leading hat for this summer
No other hal presenting - 10y advantages 70 the
vtarer. They are not only fefible and uncommoniy
durabe but being OF moe4 precudes me pos
lection oen made By The ofsraw hsts We won
also bee stock of mems boys ana onidrcnr
''AS''' ~ a. LELAND a co, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON MONEY MARKBT.
The London money market was generally unchanged
Cousos for money, e3x 9Izs, and for account, ss,s
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Liverpool c,stou market generally quiet, and
prices had undergone change since the departure Of the
Arabia Ths sales Of the three days l6 900 bales, Of
which 500 bales were aken by spectators and fer
export
LIVERPOOL BRKADsruPPs MARKET.
The Liverpool breadstuIs market generally steady
wheat closed nrm prices showing no change since the
previous Friday Flour quiet but there had been no
change In rates. Corn steady and 3d. per quarter
higher.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The Liverpool provizion market dull; The various
articles we're slow OF sale, but prices unaltered.
Lard was quiet at eos. per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rice was steady Sugar was also steady. Rorn was
unchanged and steady Pot ashes nrm sales or 20
bbs At 4Gs. Cd.
LONDON MARKETS.
The newspaper reports quote the London produce mar
keh generally unchanged Sugar was a IN at Is. adj
vance, Coffee and rico nrm and without chr 90 In
rates. Iron w~ steady; sales Of Scotch pig at 7ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

r.. Kesrney, Plain and Decorative House
painter respectfully skes leave 10 inform his friends the cue
81 Nowlan and kearney, and the public
generally. hat the dissolution Of the shove mentioned
n has taken the No LON Broadway where he In
continue the business OF painting 10 All q. branches
~. ,,s sir sraining Ir fc and viii also keep 1r sale
conssny hand assortment Of pains ALA varnish
brushes Fsa and all articles connected with the rade
r. X W. ud also be pleased TO give IN estimates for he paint
ing ganng and Decorating ~ public private buildings
builders and viii give the best
outy and reference all those who may favor him with their
patronage.
Erw Yorx, June I, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

mmuHCHS or uhoxuI HHsWFTsy w tH1 Urss,
eycuse he extravaganza hch givts for
bonnet dress cap osher article OF millinery, four times
value To obtain the Latest Paris styles all descrfp
ious Of millinery so wTLD's ware rcoms Isl Broad
way, where crnriion is unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

SouTBEsN COMMERCIAL CONVENTION The great Southern
Commercial Convention Will h has established for Itself n
the South well the NORTH the reputation OF being
great humbug, viii assemble ibis year Monday, tho
10th Of Angus, In Knoxville, Tennessee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02
The SteamSbip CANADIAN ASmOrt
Below Quebec.
~o~oo~Sooco~~onncNcs
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
v-sN,~~~-o/-o~Noo~~o~o->
THE NEGOTIATED AFFAIR SETTLED.
SPAIN AND MEXICO AMICABLE.
-..r-~----r----1--r.- ---y-sN-
FIGHTING M TURKEY.
-O-o~oo~>~->r.~|oo~Y~~-->
THE CHINA AND INDIAN MAIL.
~o~>~-~~~S~~o~-~N>~o->
COTTON UNCHANGED -BReADSTUfFS STEADY.
-'-No0N~'|@~<~~|||oe(-,
COnsols, % "a % 7-S,
10. 90, 10.

The Canadian StsaankkAip Compasy's steamship
Canadian, from vevpesl early hour on the morning
Of the 10th May has survived vere Loupn route for
Quebec and Montreal
The Canadian passed Usiere du Loup st late hour on
Sunday night, but ut ope O'Clock Monday morning
went ashore At the nlsr forty miles below Quebec.
The extent Of the damage - her is unknown. The pro-
vncal steam tug Napoleon sent to her asasiaHce.
The Canadians advces four days later than those
BY the Cunard steamship Arabia, at New York. ~
The Canard sieamship ropa from BostOa, Nay via
Halifax, arrived u Liverpool On sl.s lysh uh
The screw steamship City Of Washington 70 sA2 for
New York on the same day with the Canadian.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The British news IL of an unmportsnt character. No
movements Of interest had taken place In Parliament
The Manchester market was dull but without change In
prices.
The Birmingham markets were steady, with Q good
American demand, and woocn manufs lures wore
sHshtly better. The Irish linen market wa Aeavy.
FRANCE.
Paris letters report the discount market easy, with
better supply Of money on the Bourse.
Considerable specie due ct Paris from Russia.
was rumored that the Bank Of France had madc
new contract for supply Of gold.
The sil market remained In state Of suspense but
nothing unfavorabe bad TRANSFERRED From Naples the
counts were good, end from LOmbardy uncertain.
SWITZERLAND.
The Neuchaae dicuky had been finally seed, I'll The
parties agreeing upon The terms.
SPAIN.
II reported nom Madrid that al interview between
the Mexican Ambassador and the Spanish Foreign Minister
the basis Of an arrangement Of tho Mexican dculy
made.
Tho Spanish squadron remained al Cadis.
DENMARK.
The new Danish Ministry are apparently ameloratns
the Hostein difficulty.
THE DANUBIAN PERSONALITIES.
Ors has asked The q eas Powers lpy hs Dsnuban
Prf cipafies with military force but tho Powers refused
permission.
SYRIA.
There has been engagement at Damascus between
the Turks and The revolsed Arabs
PERSIA.
Tho British treaty Of peace with Persia was rallied st
TeherAn on the l4th Of April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

The Unated states slo0p ~ war Js0eseCsv"'
FHuApx1PmA June I, 1851
private letter from Lewes, received yesterosy ,opo
Ahe United States sloop o. war Jamestown ~ snsn c
Reery Island on Friday che ships BOSTON ana rns
Delphi euce arrived here do report her sated
taa she Is waiting in the bay for the Ainnes9a 70 OK
sohAnge Iarhon Of ner fupples.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

I ACE Arp MUSLIN CURTAINS IRON AUcri0s.-xr
lLrpcndid bNrgsna rush being made 70 kbri
4 FERgUsONT NO 2i Broad way and NO q Resde stree
70 secure some Of NE lace and muslin curtains ev are
~ kss thar Tie cost Of mpertsrsn 90 esrv Aso No ~
est siock Of window shades In ksn Nork, cheap,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-02

Fl LouB, June I, 1857.
Kansas letters 10 the Republican ray that the Convention
which met at Lecom aou the 25h u resulted In the
domination Of Messrs Calhoun Jones' and 8Aou, dele
gates 70 represent Douglas county II the CossudcuA
Convection Revolutions prepared by Ooh. Brewerton
Southern pre- slavery man, presented taking srons
democratic grounds These resolutions wore adopted