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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

MrssING--IsYORM.TIo DgsRHD,-informsti0a u
solicited respecting Mr. Isssc Edriah, who WAS px-
sepeer on board Of the steamship Philadelphia, which
arrived at the Quarantine Monday last, from New
Orleans. Mr.. f., while resiiipg W New-OheaDs be-
came sick and his mental faculties impaired; in cOnse
quence Of which he placed in an asylum In
thtt city. The fact being communicated to his
wife, then il Boston, her place OF residence, che took
measures to have him cent from NewO esos TO this
city on bomd of The steamship Philaielpbs, aud came
here 10 receive him on his arrival. As the vessel
stepped a. the Quarantine, most Of her passengers
snded ,hsre and up to the city 10 the ferybosts
Mra. T. aud her friends unfortunately missed meeting
with her husband who has neither been stree seen nor
heard of Any information calculated TO e;d 90 the
discovery of his whereabouts will be thankfully 70
ceived by 2 lady who both needs AID deserves itts
hind ass.s,ence and comunserstion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
u. S. sENATE-SpeciaI session.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday June II, ISI8

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, June H. 1873
Shortly after the meeting of the Ssbate tc galleries
were ordeIed to be clesred the tAty eight members
present having unanimously voted to 90 into Secret
Session.
When The doors were opened, Mr.. MASON (Va.)
moved to take up the British aggression resoIulon5
which was agreed TO:
CNngmAn Crttenje Davis Douglas, Fitch Ftznstiik Gwin
HAumont Hsyne, Houston rer Iscrson johnson OF Ar
ksnsss lone Kennedy King Mason, Polk Reid, Sebastian.
sideN Stuatt Trumbuu Wade Wright, Ynlee-S2
NAYS Messs. BroteIick, II asn aud Pugb -
Mr. MASON sad Le had refreined from debating
these resolutions, Notwithstanding tbcr important
character.
The r, solutions were then passed unanimously and
Nj MASON asked th@t this fact be entered ON the
journal.
Toe resolutions are follows
Reo,ed las Judgment o the Senste That American
high IN Ge Of bearing the Aef m fag
remain under tho jurisdiction OF the country 10 WHICH they b.
iopg therefore any VIBRATION moststIon or detention o.
such vels by force by TIRE exhibition Of force, on the par oi
foreign power Is in ccoaOn OF the sovereignty OF the tmted
States ~
soptd That the and repeated violations Of this i'm
committed by Of war belonging 10 the navy u
Britain in the Gu Of Mexico snd the adjacent seas nv
fHiug into upng and otherwise frciby detsnne he
requires in the judgment OF the Senate such
uueouyocs ua opon,ion OF the subject By the Govern
Ct Great Britain aud the United states oculng tue rga
involved shs satisfy the just demauds OF his oveIhnle
ciude he OF like eFsTessl
Resoeed That the Senate fully approves the seton OF Tue ~
sending naval force into the infested sess WIN ofts
ell vessels Of the tmcd states on - gh IRON
hy the vessel. CT oine naOn'
aud s opon OF the Suae that II become necessary
additional legislation should ps supplied In ad Of tue
tive power will make such prot ecti0n ehec:ual.
A Conn ittee Appointed TO wait upon the President
having reported that he hadro further commune alton
10 uSke, the Senate aojOurred this Extraordinary
SQegUu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

east Ea!J OF Cscebss AID ses.cJec re pal'.tics,
the usetbcrhcof for uegrnts viz "a dsd. br. DID
not bp1 sDy. | we startled vixen ] first resd thu
fer hea not h7sEo Of il before. Il ovever O. rssi
on iOlcd i state thrt .,e "Captsl 81 tie Parco
district where this alleged oiens- was declared to
have token pace, hsd been orc.red tu tnls cty IL
take rs TIA for rot having ceieadei MS ois:nct.
THEN 10. mueces q n fsce 81 5Z-c, 90 1.c kew
the csptao Of tle Psr'ido civil Off ,eIio fart
a ner~ Comui--Hfy a. YoLce, Ehst We srould csll
Justice C tle P-,ca. a. ccC't NJ "a REQ rr7poC-
sble much les TIED. E mt hGvrc dotsJ 5ed e. die
ttct egaLst ta.s-s alleged m4rsuders. HOweVer 81
ones -stuttt stree i-4C.fy .uto tle 'Jec', al ds
covered i - ute un'-u'h. The Styy nes doaa
ssucy trirgs. bit ste d. not 10 n n. The story
believe, ehansed from Certain gottnohctt on board
TIE Biz Wtr TO-. WHO + rever sa-fec rulses 10 ia
tod toIelp" OF oi tne COMMON way, s1d Of course
te IL often nicely hoaIec.
TIE lifted states esrners Wa.sr Witch and Ful.
ten arrived here lest turisy. no forn-r cane toto
tris aarooY tie latter nc rot The cJomsaders cf
boa yeste.s we've. however, Il IBIS city. Having
: ipppG {, st l. d. tLey both 20 - next d1y
Tie Water y Itch bss again been here. for, pre-
sUme tie eeTe AuG orofrs f,r bo.l vesses received
b. sl s,esrnfr from Ncg-Yo-k. Let tie Stsx To- k
out Il ttey cato her 81 any Of her recsut tr.cks
We b8ve also tad ysS. from TIE British siocp.of.
war De7asts'or OF x grLs AMI 100 horse ~ var.
Commander AlCy e re Futon, psd her su Official
visit ia SuudAy. Sic cams isom and returned to
Bermuda.
on tue - irstsct. tie Spsr,sh steamer Msiico re-
turred from Vera Cruz a-d sal Sre did not brns shy
rtwe; but she nae among ter passengers, I2 lucaau
IrdiaDs VAC are :enot TO be cold ory FOR term
Of yesrs hut who, venture 70 sfirm, neither
more rtr srs than life long slsye5i
Daring Ignseo ComoLfots administration in Mexi-
CO. this ,xpofts.!,n of lrdi.us was not perm tied,
Ger tee prestnt rule in that unhappy c,cntry, men
born freq a. the AR tLey breathe made prison
,!s Of VA. tnd :heu sOld into slavery.
There Il n reoOrt, which ,equires 20 be confirmed.
that British cruiser has captured Off the south COAT
Of Cuba, large SLAYER filed with Africans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
CHINA.

The Eceaiag Post states, on the authority OF pr-
vate letter, tha. the Penpotertares have agreed to
make the following demands Of the Chinese Govern
mept:
T. The opening OF the coast and great rivers OF
China 10 foreign commerce;
. The access of foreigners TO the interior, under the
restrictions of passports;
3. A reduction Of duties certain article. Ct COM
merce;
4. Residence Of an embassy at Pekin;
3. Iudemnty-but no territory.
The Christian Adrocote publishes the following in-
.eligcnce from gentleman, whom We suppose to be
an American missionary in China:
"FrH CHAU, China, March y, 1898
at is currently reported that the Emperor IL dead
The Russian embassy received letters from Pekin
dated on last Christmas day. stating that the Emperor
then was very sick that hi lower limbs entirely
paralyzed, and that he could not live much longer
The English Embassy received news via Canton, from
Pekin dated IN February las, to the effect thst the
Emperor s dead. The report, however. 10 not cred
tied here The report OF the Emperors dangerous Ill
uess seems to be well authentic ated aud 1t hishly
probable bis death may soon add fresh complication
70 the present negotiations and furnish another link
10 the chain OF great events by which God is opening
up this mighty empire to the Gospel Of his Son.
Wy "R. 5. MACLAY."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

o,s ysu. TeTy@., S. yr pa Pu.cssset BY p Thensy
"r,sps sTE"-Ro.r; eslv-e rov.aher 1885. airs. A,.o,
ca Hyurt ID : sred {; s'S arc sitharws.
Ms-rliou. ri al shhe; i-r Bsrsm; 1sa Nazsss. Par.
else " NJ Hon. Of Abe ~ SIS
Rrsr eAved W, IS 1853 - sta Dake Yors d.m J,1e,:,
fg.i,'e b, 9as.;5 H Ave. 80, 70, SIS
Eretsf; dem. snow-osm- Purchased b. Hsary Mvet~.
DIV DEoe "-Tnpor.ed Red al whi.s cave. July 1851
.ir. FlAi oiss dan DEFY se;uP ss s-s. All wiki
sHoRr.HoRsED BILLS ASD Bull CALVES.
"CoLrMsU- '-Ros-: st.s c4ved M..h. lsss size Mar.
ra,r e.r Red Rese ssb Pc-ch,-d By n K-,.h,~ psi.
"f1r.yfrft Rid ard Vii bull cslvra o+ob-- 1851;
size Grand Dcke d,1 Imported Dew Drop Purchased
s.saicss"TRsd 90 VIZ. br,. c,lv.d J.ru.ry 1917;
~ Ld yare Tempt q s,a cre.Eso5 on Purchased
"MoEic.S '-Eea .ot viz; bur osiyed J,ru,,y 1873;
+? > D Pes Pr.ycs;nor, E. l. sO' sl5'
., Lo:d Tee pes % tan N,nph Str. Purchased BY
GrNyt,t ocr"-R.. ssd uti.e bull c.lvpd April
1855 M.miol cam N,uPh "a Puich 'ed By D. g. her'
Loan v.,r Tywpfs! 2D"-Rsd .ue white; c.lv.d June,
ls sire im0oree Lerd ase ltmFe'si eaH NyuPh ID Set
M,Evic> Rosu oayed oc,ober isi; sire Duke Of GlOu.
c.er: cain Zoe HE animal az. hut 10 oce
srp.sl, ie.s 70 invest tbs; smouat FOR Pin ne with
BROOD vsRFs A>p COILS.
a ,cK HAWK NAIp"-e.sck yes. I'D Il hsrds high
sire, b, Vernos Black Hawk ter dam by youvr Habetori
Purchased by Nm hufsg AoaAy,
"f,sNY KINBLv "-Fornery .Asportpg nag" bet taken
FIN in pturs Sold to Wm Hurst,
Altsuy, for t1h. ~ 49,,
sra by CoTbesu dam, Pet. Solo VIM. key Rhirebeck Or
Slo.
LADY Fs,sxrrS"-DsppA sorrel: : year. old e h.nds
bsh sired by Terno-t Back Hawk Tts hUe ani-
mi ard t.d fen considered valuable until recently when
~. cher hind gs had beer re6 thereby deprecang her
vu. ns,it She purchased By Gec'se Atsc' Of White
HAl for fl7l. 1900 ,.,
blood Sod TO Z. J Cogley. Mllburn. J. fer 100,
AVRoRi 'Ssy frr colt. wears old sreo hy Bsrk But-
toph Msuee Mrlrr Sod Charlie p WOOD Auburn,
S.tf
srccrss "A h.y ard cob. foo: Sold 10 Georss
HsrtsLoTn Ct N-w-Je.se,. tor s2lo.
SUFFOLK PIGS.
Tseve nsr Srsoik Pigs, from weeks old, sold at
nee vsrying from 81 to SIS g.,
Ore Suffolk Old, sold for 80 snd one year osa
Zach. 49, - ., . ,, -. ~, LA =,
number of Berkscire Pigs rom ~ 20 - oa o'u
prices ranging FROM sloup 10 elo 80
There we're a number OF pens Of Southdown aud
Cotswcld sheep, but purchasers did not appear IN
cped to offer near whist the owners valued them at,
and they were accordingly Withdrawn. The sale was
concluded about ) O'Clock. II was generally con-
siderei that the owners did not .ze as
they anticipated ard the purchasers were rather back
ward in their competition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
Later from The Utah Expedition.
ST.. LOUIS, Wednesday, june II, lSj

ST. Louis, "Wednesday, June IL, lS)N.
dispatch dated Leavenworth the 18th lest, brought
by the Uoited States Express to Bonneville, says, ta,
two gentlemen named Malsen and Nckerson, arrived
there last night in ~ days from Camp Scott. Tney
lei Fo,t Bridgsr on the It'll Of May, eight days sub
sequent to the last express. Gov. Cumming was stu
at Salt Lske City. These gentlemen reported tbgt
Ger. Johnston hed provisions sufficient to last him
until the 10Th of June; that they bore request from
hjmto Col. HOLMAN TO hurry tic supplies forward,
and that they met Col. Hoffman May -,
u miles beyond Platte Bridge, aud 30
miles from Camp Scott. His command WIS., progress
ue well but 40 lost fifty muits in the snow storm pre-
xioutly reported. COL Hoffman, on receiving the
order immediately dispatched twenty-five wagon loads
in advance of his column to ito aseisauoe of Gen.
Johnston They also met the Peace Commissioners a.
Platte Bridge who woali ovcrtake Col Hoffman.
The esme day they met Col Andrews 3! miles beyond
Fort Kearey.
90 June s, Col. Mu.roe wac ore hundred miles BE-
vond Big Blue. June !, Col. May MAS in camp al
Big Blue, aud Col NJ rrison was at Nemeha.
On the 9th of Jwe, nothing had been heard OF
Capt. Marcy.
The army at Caup Scott WAS IN very good heath
When about sky miles west OF Fort i.srame,
Mrssrs. Moleeu and Nickerson we've passed by Nor
mon expr.ss. from Salt Lake City May IL, bound 10
Council Bluffs. The express party reported tAa;Gov'
Cumming had returned from Salt Lake 70 Camp scott
with Themselves but that they expected be would 20
hack sgsip TO the city Immediately. Tcey deo repre-
sepeo everything as quiet and indicative Of psaco IN
the Mormon capital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


TIE Board Of Aldermen met last evening, President
CLAgcY in the chair The reports for ana against the
cecsion Of tie Fire Commissioners disbending Engine
Company No. ,, was called Up ard debated AZ CREST
length, on proportion to refer tue suoJecs back to
the Commissioners. The proposition TO refer back
vas finally referred back 70 the Fire Commissioner.
Two ports were received for and against sustaining
the decision Of the Fire Commissioners oisbsudIng
Ergine Company No. 81. After some debate, the re-
port favcr Of sending the cecison pack 70 the C"i
ns.u1ers was lost, and tbs report confirming the de-
cison was adopted
resolution was laid over, directing the Street
Commissioner 20 haze the fice Ct TIE Mayor rehtted
AID HOoTr from the C9mnittee On Railroads aaked
that the Committee be excused trin fu'tner consid
or. IN Of the Fourth Avenue Railroad mater.
Aid. OWES and REED, members of the Committee,
opposed him, AID 1e;e sure tnat report nigh. be
made aeon.
Tbs 8oald decided 10 excuse the Committee, and TO
mint tie papers il tie csss il the minutes.
The Committee on Lamp. and Gas reported IN re-
Isiop 10 tie comudnc alton from the street Cpmmls-
siOLeT, fayOriIg new contract iof OIL ana Heepns
the ""ps n repair me repo WIZ iayeo
70 contnue win Mr.. I}eilums until new conrsct can
be made, and concurring WITH the Counchmen' was
adopted. Gu.
including specifications, wss called up, ana Win
sight meudmen.s WA adopted
The following commuhlcat.ons were recsiYeo IRON
tie Street ComnssioneIs ordered 10 De printed 10 ie
urutss, and then the bosru ahJouheo ~ "iohusJ
n.nt: =, $1,000 a.. Va.
Jaos Is 1854
To tie Honorable me Common CosseR
Ths nrIo.ed s,.ssnrnt lat, ffy second street foura 20
Filth aver us regulating a,sgns curb sd Et,e presented
70, v snd action Ia Jour judgment my
~ es..ry TIE yors return oG Quantities OF ~orr done
. ec.,d In this oics iIEe since, b1 20 acop could
n AK ~ Tits Depssu, un. ciioo 1865 Of tie orfnte
,,eniyr- .he Depatrrr. epenled tis nayrg
.~n .d b. ordnance approved b. tie Mayor Oh tor iza
d., M. lsct hss ssgses and have tns honor 70
,x. entered nto on the i- 81 Jsnnar
ls7 The wors a- b1r ecnsietsd on or Sscs tas
Osb cav u May ioo sl fur month";. II vas 90, hnish.d
urr the si ofApr lss nearly sirs~u months. Ths amount
inr u, contractor fos tie sutif- woS IL 81 30 d
IA Clns esItfcse 4 prices vsich Ets 70 Be t1rr shed
X ,be Sheet Couuis-iou.r u % state Ia tdaiJn
t "a. oo.:lst prices work what rnGb-r Of days
Ipsrcor. arr properly chEg-a5e 70 the property sssesd sad
n a wages pss TIE ordinance Of the Cynnon Coan
"a iTez es BE- eoo- does DO. suaonze the employ
-rt q a. Insp-c,o; upon bit sppets taa. e 80 have
srsd, paid o. inpora On tns ~ok and that there 90
Ipst lspec,Cs angulns 70 SJ7j 90 T1t.
Irsp.cto wages paid and unpaid 81 f3 contract saour
M . S. when slhoniy of basAs -
lnsp-e,o. upon he wo.k AZ Al al.
BIZ following selsert Of payments to Inspeors on .a
work vii b- that 5sy recesvics py iof se,s
moas t.ots The data q TIE conAt All for foa o. e'
lnspets 6a's sess paid soE tAs WORK Tor 10 %
pei.oe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

TuF REMAINS OF JAaYs MONROE, AND TaE M
rIoNAL GUsRD.-Anargemen having been made fer
the removal Of the remains OF James Monroe eKPrsS'
den. of the United States the National Guard Seventh
Regiment, have volunteeredto accompany the remxns
from this city to their ual resting psce in Virginia
About 500 of the rark and file sic expected to join IN
the trip. For the accommodation of those going tho
steamship Alabama has been chartered TO leave here
on the Sd Of July next. On reaching City Point the
party will proceed by river steamers or railroad 70
Richmond, where the ooseques will take place on the
9Th proximo the ith falling on Sunday. The National
Guard contemplate re.utnrg by way OF Mount Vernon,
Washirg ton and Baltimore, ard thence by water to
this city. The expenses Of removing the remains o.
the President and trip Of the party accompanying
them, are estimated a. $1,000 Notwithstanding tbs
fact that no special invitation has been gvea TO any
Of the regiments here, we presume that the National
Guard, who have thus volunteered to honor tho
memory Of the Luxurious dead Of Virginia by such a.
imposing escort viii 10 received as tho guests of the
state authorities, who have the arrangements 10
charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
SALE OF FLOOD CATTLE, HORSES AND
SWINE.

The third great sale by Messrs. Il. n C. y Ia;nes O:
shortholued catte horses and swine, took place yea
terday afternoon ST their country seat in the outskirts
q Elizabeth City New-Je,sey. About 300 Persons
were preert and the superiority OF the stock offered
for sale drew together stock breeders from various
ps,ts OF New-JeIsey. New-Yori Pennsylvania sad
Connecticut. Previous to the c0mmepceuent OF the
ssle the company partock OF an excellent COLLATION.
spread under al awning. The sale vas conducted b.
J. T. Page Of Sennett n. Y, AID lasted some three
hours, commencing about O'Clock P. N. the lol'oS-
ing Is the hs,
sHORT.HoRNED COWS AND CALVES. .
"I,ny CapTsELI - z A and whrs; csiv,d Aug ~ -
SIR Nsis dsa Oi rasc. PsFchsscd By RHSe'; NsP0e VI
N-v-Io rk, cr : i+o -. -
DAN sao,ss:ori r. Trha>r by Wm kcy OF RhEv1eea ~
CgE.yPor 6T Rel ,.d white c-lved IN 1885, are zoo
tia: dan. C'caupo Ill PunSa,cd oy Wa kel.y Ter .
lINSf LNp"-Lsat czlse January iSJl' sSs -
rortej al Exeter; osm CrsaInli 7t Pucb&'sd oT To-
]. Hkls.t a. Il OIarge, sH $40. s..
"puItHEss Ros "-Rosn cslvsd July 1866 90 BY sA1an
oAiu Jsuly irc. unbiased by T. J. hA.t.s iS' ~,
AmcIirs; dan Du;ch',s kose. Purchased by w. W. aA
Ntiielsu n u. toT S6e. A.,
"kosX--Rosn. cslyed April 1855; sire Astoria DAM his'
z. pa Pr tssed BY J. }. hs.seat Onres for % v,
AnrIca Rose. Purchased BY A B. Consef h'e's'>"
TO! ssU "a white. o.v,s IA January. 1884,
size ported LOid vS.e Tempest Gam. Ntmph. rona@a
1!uoily Mk,heT, Hartford Coma, fof 81 80.
"GrPsYY So RED .yed April H.; .lEe L.rt ',Hs stn
p-s, "a S.n. 0iP.es d Purchased By Wu ho'' u ''
"a. G. n T.. q; no. .. l.,
"N,~rn :rn."-a.4 saa white; eIysd AAses' 40" Si'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

The HOMICIDE Al NEWARK The inyesug st''a
INTO the circumstances Of tie deeth of Stephen Ae.I
tie young man who was stabbed on MONDAY evoo.Ag
by Mr.. Stephen Howell, was concluded On iessaT
plight. Tie facts as further DEVELOPED soo~ tlS the
tabbig took place prior TO Mr.. Howeus refreshing
into the house and the door being broken open ~ hs
a..sarts but suhsequent TO 40 ansuoeessi! Ai's~Pe
by Mr.. Howell to get into the house BY . essemsns
6oor. which was fastened.
Tie jury, after an absence Of few minutes. rem
dered the following verdict:
g We ind tina, the sid Stephen Kelly csTnsto be
s.,h IN The evening u June IA, 1855, from Q woun4
pttited by knife in the HANDS Of Stephen W. hssen
I'D Inst the eaid Stephen w. Howell used the saaA
nf. IN seliJeerse and therefore we cors'der him -
trely justified 10 ssid sct-"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
FROM HAVANA.
n, The Clsr,eston Courier

Corrr,p, ndrnce Of The Charleston Courier. - 49,
WIN HAVANA, June 10, 1855.
II nv du.y 10 report two further outrages upon
American commerce. perpetrated by British cruisers.
The fret il a second detention, if that be not an
Hibernianism upon the regular trading org Auan "A.
Chapman Capt. Lauren, which arrived mere IRON
New.Orleans on the 'fUth ut. ;,
Capt I.au en-: reports that when he had arrived 10
Spsnish walers the British steamer Siyx hred seVera
musket bals az his vessel which went over her mast
head ard when il Was found she would not heaNe
TO- the steamer run directly aihwart her ooS5i
bOsl from the Styx csne alcpSsce the big; tue Gus
tomalY mperiincnt questions we're put, ana when
nh. nj TO lesVe the Ctcer said: 1t Is the Styx TINS
t;me Csntsip' and not the Forward" the Forward
having been the gunbCat that fired blank cartridge
al the brig ON ner previous voyage, winch sac duly
sud properly returned -.
Cant Laurent considers this second attack per
,opa insult TO himself, ami II ne catches Inc CON-
manoer of the Styx ashore guess DO viii ses stare
belcye csa safely assure you ths; the Brtish
Government will entirely dissvcw having authorized
toe reCsu acts al. the cOmsrGert OF tneic crulssis
snd will ado that thsy hAveSo ei on tAer own rspon
,lbrit7, applying TIE provisions 81 the Ashbatoh
Treat winch IA rsgaros t slave trade, rsi-r only
the Coast OF Africa ard MOTTO that OF Cuba The a,
lAfy0cs - bave beard offs The ds'snon ct tue Os
Na,nrs. wLir s,ilu1 snort time ago lfoin tas poIt
Tor SsgUa "a Grande. u lsad. Ste was overaauiol
nv a Ii. 'isn steamer ,nauc unknnwn) aaa detained
IS,w,,n tpree and four h1uis; far,her particulars
80 MOI yeacbad NC. believe it Will be foapd that
- Il. n Instructions Lave beea issued 70 the Bfitsb
1,r relative 10 tie slave trade for tie last eight or
80 yeats-,LAt the commanders OF these cruisers,
Gofng IN their arrival on he s'Htnn, tns opaniHus
ha5 ured soms la, of IN. coast Of this island,
were reused by spirit oi emulaton 70 stso $50 :
Gogemmeat Lad h"l "u''''''NV'' ""N "
4, unttuArce ncr deiebd. ..
Ih.vs read q story 10 ceItsin American ne vspapers
fiat tus Styx aed iaLjed paiTJ VI nsIlues - Sao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
illinois Republican Convention.

NFRINGFltTD, IT., We0ne,day June l6, 1913.
Tie State Republican Convention me. tO-dsy. Oas
ttocfaIc Delegates AID Altsrnste', representing %
ccuntes wee n s,erdsrce. james Miller was re-
rom rs'ei the csldida,e for State Treasurer AID
n. B.teman Tor Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
Rcto utiors we've adopted udOrsiug the Philsdsphia
platform deronncitg the bred Scott decision, sri re-
hfi,mi-S T. poSer of Congress over the Territ ries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

IssrALLArIos.-The Rev. J. {. X. Milligsn, late
6 Northwood Ohio was installed pastor Of the First
Reformed Presbyterian Church in Sullivan street last
evening. A large congregation assembled 70 witness
the ceremony. The Rev. Dr. Christie presided. pro-
pounding TIE formula OF questions. offering the iosts
aion prayer, and delivering the charge to the people.
The Rev. J. ". Shaw preached tie sermon, and tho
charge TO the pastor wa delivered by the Rev. H. w.
Sinale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
The Ohio River.

CINCINN,TI, Monday, June ! l. lsJS.
TIE weather has ben tine since Saturday, but the
river is stIl rising. THE water IN the channel nov
measures II feet. All tue railways are 10 order.
CNcISNATI, Wednesday June 10, 1873.
TIE river stjl continues to rise. The water IN the
chaurcl no~ measures Il feet. Weather fine. Tier
mOmeter, 10
The river al s.. Luue q fece1ing slowly; ~ q p. m.
il stood e riches stove the flood OF 1851 and feet 4
inches below the Hood Of 1911 All upper streams are
falling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

passed the Senate unanimously TO-DAY. 1oej con-
s,itute a mere Urr,pm Jaimen-a rattle iof th'
President to play with.
After isyibg Mr.. Vaudeville over AMI conhfmiog
Mr.. Face as MuIsha Of Kansas 'bc Senate So-
jouned SINE de
W;,lafd's Hotel closes till next November thA1 II
may be repaited ard enlarged.
Senators Bell and CrIttencen are compelled I"
decline the public dinner rendered them 10 New
Yort, in JnsequeDee Of Pfe'odS pri'as" engage
rceLts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17

Boston, Wednesday, june H. IN'o.
The NJ. steamship Eutops arrived here non lif'
flax OF II o'clock this evening. The papers she b'i's7
contain no Of interest additional to that aues
cent the wires. Her mails will be transmitted
south over the New-Ilavsn resd, by the train wnch
leaves hero at an early hour tomorrow mornog and
whic is due in NewYoik the saGe sit.rnoon a, about
3 clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-17
The Boston Light Infantry ut Home,

Bo.TON, Wedcesi lay Jure 10 lSlS.
The Boston Light Iniautry reached home thIs a.
teiOoo, sLG were received at the depot by oe!scb
melt Of The 60 3pany, all Of whom were pas. N IN
bcip. Trey were escorted 10 Faueuil Hall where 4
haLGu't ~as given ITEM by the cid members Of the
Co.rs, presidtd over by the Hon. X. C.. Winthrop
formerly commander They express Themselves g.
hlgL.N aeila nted with their Wit 70 New. York.