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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
THE SLAyE-rRADE-vISirA OF AMERI-
GAN SHlp3.
FROM The London DAILY News. Jvse4

FROM The London DAILY News. JVss+
This collision OF Engiish cruisers with Americs
nerchahtmen is dcagreestle sffsir. IL is, hoxeset
recessary to bean 10 Mid that we have as yet hes
only one EIDE of the story. President Bccnsaso ~
his utbpece, Mr. Cass, after hesrin5 tnat one SO
Only, Iu ps at the conclusion that the complains.
hsy stated the simple truth and the Eaole truIs "'
beg leave TO wait TIL we hear the British othcers v
son of the STAIR. IL it is slsays wrong to decide
onesded testimony, IL Is eninentiy wong u az
on such questions az the differences cf m
nations about transactions at sea; and OF al tso
tone, those which relate 10 the siave-trade $40 ~
right Of search mort heed a calm and careful inss~
gaticn. A part of the Nea-lork pubic, si~eJs
stve on this class Of quest ons, has been "fodsa
nto extreme wrath by the statements OF eone -
chant captains, and of ono 10 particular, woo fesTI
an adventure With Blush steamer, whoa "
her6iy be att gett or believed by senel bic psoPls
either side Of the water TIL il il confirmed W
Ecsl.zh commander. Speaking from soIe goco. ~
yeas knowledge Of what the com nsndeis OF 49,
can coasters are Ike, In conversation and maan
we mus. ssy tost tho captain Of the mobile 100
is unlike Oil LIS clas5-unke ell comm "a 'e.s '. 80
ing scboorers everywhere, il nis words ga a1ts -
precisely what he represents under sucn prove
ss To believed himself ~ be under. Ihe $500
element is very eppafentin his narrative Oh We a.
business, or at least in thst which the Nes'As Il
peis put into bis mouth ana IN 600 pafpo@ ~ ss,s
confident that bis sensee have deceived nAa. 81
tho British Lieutobsnt (GrnsuecI Ut, eism ..srs-
pagers declared: I've Dsve orders noo ~, y. go
"neut 70 board ever vessel No IN N ~. 49, TIA
Gig Up and dox2 the Gct.' II tbs GHU
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revet.he;eee b. kouett, Hey must reuslc, 10 g
Great exu0t, unsaie for. The q nds eaG fodrog
rsirs of the Strrg moths tsse osuG 'Ect enc
devastated hundreds Of Thousands of or most fer
tie actee, rendet.ng Il ulotauT ce,tsin tt.t they
can yield no tatvrst tbs yeer. TIE Wbest eePe-
cihliy Of Die SCOTT. Wee: aud Bid West, 10
Likely t. euGtr severely f'Om ruit. OF
Indian Corn, tie area planted Is COZ
sideraby less than usqai ala much Of that
planted has rooted In tee erouLd O. Is Likely g DC
caqght by early fros.s Thea IL snocssrts OF send
Jig abroad a large portion OF our Graio crop IN
quest of n rsrke. ID sure TO keep tie raogo Of
prices very low. The average P'ices Of Gfau
reallzsd by It's producers have 10. for tbs l,st
eight months been one b6if tbose Of the year Ptev
ous AID ga ere little prospect of decided improve
ment. OF course the Silks ard Laces, tee Robes
AID SsptiSs that conId be sff rdrd acd were lib
orally purchased when Corn On ths Upper Missis-
sipp was worth fifty cents per buthel aut Wheat q
dollar ard quarter, are out Of the Question @hen
Corn stlls there for twenty oeu.s aud Wheat for
fifty. II our Importers s,d tSeir fpreign corre-
spoudeD.s would oriy look ca ioca beyoad tteie
noses, they would be in favor Of sucs Tariff as
would set our wbeels running and cover the lsod
With laborers opening nirss, bulldog nils ard
dans &C., &c. and thus create aOne Market
ior our surplus food increase its pi.ce on the Oalo
ard Mississippi .ud enable car farmers ard LABOR
ers to buy wares srd fsbrics they mast low }
without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

The n. I. Times editoriaiIy proDounces the vote
of the Senate approving Mr.. Mason's resolutions
against British sggressions, "uoder the cl'cum-
"stances, peculiarly significant" The Washing
ton correspondent Of tho same paper telegraphs so
az to appear simultaneously with the above, that
"Mr Mes ms resolutions were passed today IN the
Sonst. unanimously not rcdNs tpv trerc c0Rstfrrcf
Of tc slightest importance bet eet teeir failure to pass
might be misconstrued b. the British Government
We consider the correspondents statement far
more correct than tie Editors.
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Rdy.
/, EyARrs DRAPER, sc.

,,.ss-s BSADisa, KIG5LASD EyARrS DRAPER, Ac
GEsrLEMEs Your lettor Of the lot inst, addressed
to the Hon. John Bel and myself inviting us to meet
you 81 public dinner In the city OF New fotk' on
such day as might be agreeable to after the adjourn
r,ent Of C.ngre.s was not received till yesterday.
In associa,ng my name with that OF the Justly die
.ngni .bed Senator from Tennessee, you have added
to the great qualification which your invitation has
Afforded me.
Thank you, gentlemen, mOst cordially, for the e1-
pressons OF gard and appreciation contansd in your
letter of invitation. Such commentator might wei
reward much higher seryices than mine.
circumstances Will obIge NE to return to kentucky
a. soon ca can aiter the adjournment of Congress,
and must therefore, though with great regret decline
your honored invitation.
BE pleased to sccept ny very sincere acknoweds-
ments. lam, very respectfully, yours, &C.,
J. ]. CaIrrENDEH
IuueI
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We cote that Mr.. Secretary COBB hss been
assured BY his commercial advisers, whoever 'ney
nay be, that the Imports Of the Fall season JUST
before us must DO very heavy, and that ha may
safely calculate on large receipts from Customs
during tie later months Of this year. Mr.. Cobb
we trust, has been too often tho dupe Of fond flu
sons to pin bis faith on the sleeve OF these
prophesien Of smooth things. We see no reason
for expecting large impOrtstons during any part OF
this scar; and We are quito suie that fsuch shall
b. made, they will prove disastrous 10 the import
era. and probably to tho exporters As well. Tho
n.hsd trutA q that the country is in no condition to
bur literally Of foregn fabrics, and if they shall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

The Courier and Enquirer propels the following
argument in favor Of changing the usage of t1e
Republican party Of this State, go as to compose its
next State Nominating Convention OF but single
Delegate from each Assembly District, making the
full number one hundred aid twenty eight only:
"To US, the case Is 80 perfec y clear, that we can
MT perez We one solitary reason that VII justfy our
sending too Desg which Goes not apply, vita
greater force, ia favor CT three-a proceeding wacn
al would lutte in prccaiirg supreney ridiculous, a.
well as dangerous to our future hony and scccess.
We beg leave to assure our neighbor that all
would certainly not unite in proclsipiDg Conven-
ton Of three Delegates from each Assembly Dis
trict of our state "supremely ridiculous On the
contrary, we should prefer that to any smsller mum.
ber Whist good reason exists for making our Re-
publican Conventions SO much smaller than those
of other States The Republicans of Illinois hsye
lust held State Convention Of One Thousand dele
pstes. Some of these, we know, were super
nunera,y; bot the cal contemplated Convention
Of Six Hundred, or about eight to each Assembly
District. Ohio is about to hold pretty fall Con-
vention. Why it would be preposterous or
ridiculous for tie Republicans of this State to
be half 60 fclly represented in Nominating Con-
yeption as are those Of Illinois, We confess our ma
bllity to understand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

Tho reply Of the Emperor Of China to the letters
Of the oo1feieIated Envoys seems to have taken
the associated diplomats entirely aback. From
various Indications they had made up their minds
that the negotiation was to be bad st Snanshae, or
in that peighborbood, the Penipotentiaries having
asse ubled there for that express purpose, The
fixing of Canton as the place for negotiations, aud
the journey thither Of the Imperial negoaator after
raising their expectations by approaching the near
neighborhood of Stanehae, was great disappont-
ncnt. In fact il appears that Lord Elsin aod his
fellow ambassadors received at once not to be got
rid of in that cavalier way, aud, instead OF
proceeding south toward Canton, they have
sailed north toward the Gulf of Pe-chee-lee. Mr..
Disrael, on being questioned on this subject in the
House Of Commons, professed total ignorance as
to what Lord E'gn's intentions mgtt be. The new
Ministry had continued to him the same wide dis
cretion conferred upon hin by their predecessors,
ard it was IN the exercise Of this discretion and not
under any sPecisi orders, tia. Lord Esin was sot-
ing Neither would be stste-sppsreutly he did
not knsw-wkat vas the exteu. or rasore Of the
demands made By tie allied diplomats upon tie
Ctinses Government. lie also refused to comm.
uics.e The INSTRUCTIONS e Lord E,sD on tbs ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

SENATOR SuAsrR.-The numerous friends Of Mr..
Sumner will be glad to learn tia. satisfactory letters
have been received from him. dated the LIST Of June,
vrten On board the Vanderbilt in the English Chan
mel The voyage had been pleasant one, although
rouaber than was to have been expected At this Sum-
Iner season
Mr.. Sumner had borne the passage better than on
his VOC age and hopeful that few months
voun ex.errina,e his deep-ses.ed trouble. On the
Day after that which he wrote he expected to sleep
a. Rousp IN the shadow Of ts sncien. Cathedral.
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To the Associated Press.


WAsHIEGTos, Thursday, Juno u, 1898.
Among the PoBtm asters confirmed by tho Ssna'c are
the following: D.oiel L. Wager at Rome, n. y
Chas. w. Cox az Flushing, n. Lorebzo Motifs st
FREEDOMS, n. Y; Alfred Buckhart a; si0g Sing, n.
Reuben 4. William at Fairfield, Conn; Francis Fa,r-
child at Danbury, Conn: Coss Nutter at ) SEQ Me-
John w. Monson at Gloucetter nj asa Seth MIN. at
Amherst, Msss.; Albert Houck at Lee, Mas; WA.
NJ Ludd at Claremont, n. H.; Wan. ID. HciE at Gov
inston, Ky; James Hoyle at &-pia Oaio; James y.
Fsran at Cincinnati, Ohio Bee amin III Nrison q.
Cleveland, Ohio Samuel Hunt at Jacksouvi ic,
H.. Peter Sweat at Peoria, H. Bd-hrod
Il. Howard at Galens H.; Austin Brooks at Quincy,
Ill Eli b. Baker at D'x,n, ILL.,; Russell G MIX at
Aurora, III Bushnell d. Cary at Rscine, Wis; Goo.
w. Porter at Harrisburg, Pa.
Henry j. Smith was confirmed as Collector at
ChanpIain, n. Y; Augustus jenkins a. P0rtemouth,
NJ H.. and Bolton +. Strather at Chicago ILL.,
The following Surveyors of Customs we're also con,
Grmed: Thomas Beineson, at Quincy, Ill., Daniel
Wapn, ct Gaens, ILL.,, and I. Jefferson Snerlook, a.
CiIciL psh, Ohio.
The Secretary of the Navy will this week take up
the subject Of the construction Of the eight vessels OF
var recently authorized, tba. they my DO pat under
way as soon 81 possible. Members of Congress from
the districts in which there Navy Yards are ear
nestly pressing their clalDs
The Presidents beeth being somewhat improved,
he q atte ndipg 10 business. At noon to-day he gave
an audience to the members Of Congress on the eve OF
leaving the city.
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b. asis.ett With teuseses, bat ooy to prove 'he
Rsput,,cans their equAis 10 Inconsistency.
D.. a.. -. ,.;l. IN a vital pcirt TIE Demt-

Republicans their equAis 10 Inconsistency.
Bot the case fails IN vital poiEt- TIE Dems-
cratic Seun,e Of Iowa did vote to meet ae hePce-
lIc.n House in .Jo1t Ballot for tie cooice ~
United States seontor. while the Hepaocan SET
ate Of IpolsLa Dir aot vote TO meet tue Denocf'1o
House II .Io1t B,,lot for the choice Of Senator
C,om that SUITE. The att TAP! Of the Dem ctasc
minority Ct The Joint Ballot 10 Iowa to break IL up
and prevelt that choice Of a SeGs!or for which II
bad been l,rmed Wa purely fa'tiou' aud legally OF
no fleet; While the REPUBLICAN, Senate ct lodiin''
acting Oh the direct precedent set then under IKE
circumstances By their Democratic predecessors
ERE fully justified in rot ssrteeg to form JOINT
Bsl.,t ,or the choice Of United States Seaator'
aud IL not remaining - give effect to vote Tor
Senanr WHEN Joirt Ballot formed Tor anJtner
purpose, Was perverted to al end lever conem-
plated nor assel ted to By the Senate. The m1"riy
Of TIE UnIted States Senate Wa wrong IN both
ir.ra1ces-ffst IN unseetirg CTR. liar!ar; next, 10
seating Messrs. Brgh. aud Fitch. Had the latter
been closes by Democratic caucus 10 any
CT the Indianapolis hotels their election would have
been Just as vsld as it uOw is, aod would, we pre-
sumo, have been Tvs zealOusiy defended by Inc
EnqsireT.
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F,v- Sr<c.Gi ccr-esre7de-f
WAsmNGTON, THURSDAY June II, 1853.
Mr.. Buchsnss is quite Ineisposea to-day. The
doctor tanks th It re he's the ohls end fever. he
was sdyised to 20 to bed and give Up ve't'rs- but
Ip.i,ts upon iocumberirc hlnseif VITA tnaes aid
work for which he is wholly und led oy reason OF
are. He sbs0rbs the whole 6astneuhon OF Ihe
pstrorscs, much TO the dissatisfaction of the Cab
met.
Ilewes visited to-day BY persons with tdd'aooa
mitigating testimony ID behalf OF the youth P)S'
era. whose execution to morrow for murdefI nAed
by law. But LunA.e friends Who intefiefod could
get 10 satisfactory answer, though backed BY tue
preserce and opinion Of toe Attorney General, ar'
Reyerdy johnson, ard others. TIE wleo@ei
mother legs for Communication to iuprsonuer'
lor life, nothing more. Ii is now believed tdst th'
crime was committed in the midSt OF drdusea
bro AID that II is uncertain who ni cted the fatal
wound.
The most recent diplomatic appointments were
upyer subu tted 70 the Cabinet or kGOwa unti after
they were made. The body Of tae nom n'tIoas
was Sled up 10 the Presidents OTn wxltipg, wbloh
shows an unusual desire f1r secr tiveness. They
are usually prepared at the Department of State.
II is pow believed that both Dallas and Mason
will be recalled during the recess OF Congress,
Notwithstanding recent indications to the coufary'
Such is SeuatOr Msson's opinion, who nomins!ly
stands near tie Wh,e House, though Nr. Buchanan
gives bis confidence to no one. No successors are
yet Indicated. Penusylvaai hss now four Slls-
sioDs-two of the first ard two Of the second
erade-beside various ConsuIstss and the best
pickiDgs OF the aruy and other contracts.
The next steamer is expected to bring general
disclaimer from the British Government respecting
the proceedings in the Calf but the impression co.
tertainei in diplomatic circles is ths; the rgds OF
yisit will not be abandoned. The Administration
is now inclined to insist, but VIII probably retreat
after prosy correspondence.
The weekly statement Of the Treasury is as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

NORWICH, Conn.,, chose Republican MayoE last
Monday, by the following vote;
Prentice, R....i92 Brewer, D....j6s sc's' A"''"H
Az the Democracy made good deal of noise over
their triumph by surprise Of the Torn Election few
DAYS before they will be glad 70 hear from tho sober
secopd thought OF Norwich.
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The lstest mail from Camp Scott brings ruIaor
that tse Molmors who had left Salt Lake City we're
gong to Provo, about forty miles distant, where
they INTENDED to fortify themselves Tois may be
true. but il is quito likely to DO the fruit o the
eyiden, desire Of tie army for fight
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Archbishop Hushes-The Circle Of
lcAuS.

AtSANY, Thursdsy, June Il, ISX
Arc blsnop Hughes attended here before the Grand
Jury applicant for an indictment against Tae
Albany Statesman FOR libel contained in certain let
ters eXposr society which. il ciaims exists under
the title OF the Circle Of Jesus.
After hearing the Archbishop's testimony, the
Grand Jury reufed TO indiot tho ground that If the
matter is hbelous aga:nst the Archbishop, it should
DO prosecuted In New.York where he lives, and not
at the expense OF Albany County.
The Arct bishop then offered TO bear the expenses Of
the prosecution, but the bill refused by tns Grand
jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

The aggregate vote for Mayor, it will be seeu
is little over 1000, while the total vote of that
City for Congress last year Was bat 5,5l4. Even
for President in lc56, the total vote of New-Or-
leans was but 8G78. Toat, We believe, was tho
heaviest vote ever cast there. Doubtless, many
timd persons were deferred from voting last week
by their reasonable fears of bloody collision; but
it is asserted, with much plaUsiolty, that many
more have been kept away BY their fears OF DULLES
ard ruians surrounding the polls at the recent pre-
cedng elections So We regard this last as the fair
est election New Orleans has enjoyed fer some
Neara.
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years.

The following is the letter to Senators CRITIES-
DEN and BELL, inviting them to Public Dinner 10
this city, which, one Of our Washington correspond
ebts telegraphs, they have been compelled BY the
pressure of their engagements to decline:
Hon JOHN j. CRIrTrsDEs and Hon yoRs BELL, Un'd States
Senate
CEsrLRaEs: The undersigned, having contsm-
through years with profound and increasing admiration
sour eneny patriotic sasmanke and truly National course
IN the coupcs OF county gnared BY devotion 70
tho nsituon not of section merely, bat OF our whole Unon
and especially in late critical sad dangerous emergency In
which perous aeaon has been Gained aud possibility Of
civil wsr arrested. good part through your wisdom Justice aud
oder ration
Respectfully you meet them at Public Dinner ia this
city day succeeding the coee of the session of Congress
~ viii be most and agreeable to yourselves
They beg you that the sentiments which have
topted hi, invitation baied by uousni OF your fell
Citizens ~ whom vt fIom VOC viii Do h'ued ~ith sincere
srs.ihcsion, is well Us BY Yours Truly
LUTHER BHADlsH, EDWARDS W. FsKs,
WILLIAM d. EsARTs, JOSEPH b. tARNU" Jr.,
A. T. kisGsLAhD, hoRsELius '. ANphHsOs,
SiNEOS DasPER, HORACE oREhLff,
l;PoscR THOMAS Adds EMMETT,
Jo,gPH BLVAT, GEORGE BRIGGS,
ShEPHARD KNAPP, ERAsTUS bKookSr
UgsRY j. RAYMOND, DssSlsC DuEk,
IsU.A, swirl. WILLIAM K STRONG,
J. PHILIPS PH1SIH, joins IL. WHITE
THOMAS DsAsY, GEORGE w. Blunt,
CHAs. AUGUSTUS DAVIS, T. J: bko"H,
NAsHIsGTos SMITH, T. W BoSSEf
JAMES BRooKs Il. NJ BLATcHToRD.
RO.ERT H. HAws, u a. fsAboHf'
York June 8, lcoS
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From Albany.

ALBAsr, Thureday, June II, 1913.
Argumen. before tee Court OF Appeals on the
RuoG murder case which involves the question to
whether conviction for murder can be had where the
body is not found was commenced to-day. Toe Court
dismissed the appeal the ground tbs. judgment ID
NO. been entered and sentence pronounced 10 the Count
below. the care was, therefore, sent bsck to the
lower Court. Mr. kreuch Of Ithaca, for the defense,
and the Hon. Daniel 5. Dickinson Tor the people.
FIRE broke out this afternoon in the lower part of
the city, by which seven small houses destroyed.
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NemYork DAILY ibn,te
FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1853.
"The virginians," Part VIII.

TIE SEmI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, printed this
morning, will contain Part VIII. OF Thackeray's
new serial, "The Virginisns." The Evening"
Edition Of TnE DAILY TRIBUNE will also contain
it. Copies can be had at tho desk IN the counting
room Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

The trial of Patrick Lally indicted for the muir
der of George H. Sinonscn, in the Kings County
Court Of Oyer and Terminer, resulted 10 tue pris-
oners conviction Of rnsnslaughter in tue second
degree. lie is 10 be sentenced this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

Tn, UspERGRousD RAILROAD is doing largo bus;-
ness. correspondent il city on the Line Of the road
says that 50 largely has tho number OF fusitives In
creased Of sto that at private meeting Of the Leading
Republicans of the town, Committee to take charge
was appointed, and the sum OF si,ooo ordered to be
raised TO deirsy expenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

The LATE Municipal Election in New Orleans &C.
CURED under circumstances SO extraordinary ss t,
invest all its incidents aud results With Unusual IN
.eIest; hence We CLEAN from our exchanges OF the
10th inst from that city tue following:
The officially declared vote for the leading OIL
GERS Stands thus:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

The Police Commissioners instructed General
Superintendent Tailmadse yesterday on or BEFORE
the first Of JAY TO enforce the ordinance prohoinns
the use Of steam Oh the New.lias and Harlem
railroads, below FortJ second street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

CLEyLLANO. Tbu'sisy, Jare I, IS5S
At tte epnusl meeting az toe stcct noder. Of de
Cievelstd ED Toicco R-.lroGd ycsteresY. the ~
board cf Drectors AID Pre,ideat were unsnimsssis
re@I-cted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
Anniversary Of the Battle Of Bunker
Alll.
BosrOs, Thursday,

Bosros, Thursday, June Ii, 1858.
The anniversary CT the Battle Of Bunker HUI was
observed To-Day by military dspsy in Coarlestown
ard Boston, and fremens turnout in Cnssea- The
McGamcnt Association also held III annual aeesing,
sli reelected tia old Board Of OHSeTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18
An Uacoasu,uu.m.i Law In ONE.

,,CtseISsArf r,ur der, Js,s II. 1853
re Septjhe Cour If Quo, ~ Co4gnbis ttu
rort rr Src'd-i 'os tee Law oa.sed b, tae l.- t~s
i,tyre taki-g tie poser ~ .p ,oi stseo, - Of 80
for the ccysfrmsot a. tie Peoi eo'i4ry SD s,s's
hlas. IIou.e fIom the Govetnor, - usconsti. s1ssl
Judge Barley dsecatiuc.
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The Banks oil Louisville.

L0yIsviLhg Ncooe-dss. Jdse 10. 1874
The odditioual stS6 10 ire B-ck Of L'sisv Ma, "
TIE emcu1t Of ,S1, h0, sva 10 to couueroi,l Box.
20 the Of s200 w. ~ere tskon 40 20 d,y sns tas
bOGks are clussd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

-Four millions from the recent sales of the Treas
ury Notes are expected immediately, go as to give
q nominal balance on the LIST Of July, if prac-
tcnble.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-18

The Secretary OF the Ioterior las Concluded . con.
tr,ct for the psrcta.s Of Buttons Thsstsy tor Court
House.
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FOUR DAYSLaTER FROM EUROPE
TIE Vanderbilt OFF CAPE RACE
Later from Yadia and China.
Terrible Eruption Of Nouns yesuvius

ANOTHER BRITISH TORY.
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CinSrS.

hults'cSI tle! ~ f'''' .''''',~,
Aldermen e,eoted.......4 American; | Citizens.
As.iatsui do........f A mexican; CuZeGs'.
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