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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03


sol 90 were American.
STATE oF TRADE IN MascHgsTHR.-The news iron
Manoh.ser 10 unavorebe; there had be slight dechu
Yarns though ther. better demand Tor INDIA 1ooDa
LIVERPOOL BREADs1UFFs MARKET.-lD the 1--we
pool Bresdus market the c.e there deci'ns -
espcy, and s do,onptons slightly lower Me'sn No
d,nc,. aid rsht advance all qnsltis. but ~Ssss~
f., ;osyi American alis wbes. .l'' very taI, "a.
1919, do Wh'ts lo6Dli2; Southern White 10 olsAiJ -
,t.sdy but quOt'top. quite nomnal Mixed isd6ili -.
tie srowrg orvps NJ ssrs eisland Ahya Co ssy Fou y
declined 3d. since Tuesday. =
LIvrRPooL PRovIsIos MARxET. .-Me--rs. Bieissi
Aibya Co. BicbsId.on, Spence c.. and ysnes McH.r
quot- Beet heavy and l0 l-r under n-avy -rvals P
s.sdy closing INN Bacon firm, snd VI hsh.r. Lara hm
auct TAlow had been unsettled but olosed quiet and '
st57l.
LIyERPooL PRopucE MaRgsr.-The Brokers ~
o,l.r Circulars quote Pot Ashe. quiet at 81 ss P-sds -
Sugar quiet .rd superior qualities .om-~h bat owef CO
auet lu II iu nor qualities wer. slightly better RIO. sssy
Fi.h Oils. ss.s uumportAnt Lius.sd OIL JOlDg6 -
6im at al common IOsa 1873 I ens Spirit. rays
In but little inquiry, and prices weak
LosDOE EMARKITs.-Bsribg Brothers quote WHfn
fsoss"Rs @s su and nd esfsa Is as sa.dS sVsa
hesyy and Cd. lower TIA firm, snd i bstsr eommoa -
gn: sPisirs TuRr.srss h.ssy aud ell ~. az. ~
Ous-Saes uLiDportaut. Otbsr articles unchsnget.
LosDos MosEY MaEKEr.-Tbe Lonaoe monsyns
ket sh.h, s.ier Co.sa w.,e quoted a. "a. ei' 's "
fhe Bullion 10 the Bank II England had incrr.~d Hn<S
Me.srs Barring Brothers quote Silver stSj2ti Eagles 7ft
LATEST.
Lospos. s.,urs.y-u.H
CossoLs opened a. last nishts quotations.
AnERIcAs ssgcukiTiEs-Messrs Barring o. npor ts -
kst for American stocks generally unchanged. -
S.s Bell Son quote the market as quiet but renJs
,los-.
5,a5s
HAvsE MAskrrNo report ofths Hsvrs market has 'ss'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

The Quo.n's speech. n res expected, would no. :,
delivered b-fv~c the lcrh II Fnn-.
Tie DaHy ke~s says thai IKE ilbe,ab sM ieSA q
taki'g up the Reform question N the polA vfsve 4
stood wien the dissolution of Parisncnt tooa ssn~.
The shipping trade greatly sgi,s,ed A. - W
convey an'e of goods. contrahand of var.
Lri MS'u e-bnry. 10 reply 10 . specis inqp,rv
whether ihc neutrality proclamation eotteaplaied oJ
raband, say that the passage. r the proc.ns
ion referring Ia contrsbsnd goods ns ia,ealei 1.
proli ibit the expectation Il coal any other ares
but 10 wan Her Msjes'y's subjects that /; they n
csrry for the use e one bollgerrnt articles which a.
Itrabsnd and their property b. cspured by snc,a,
belhgereut Her Msj-sty's Cove vii, NJ, uale
take Co interfere srsinss such capture.
TIE Shipping Gazette suggests that the Cover,
meat should call on the b~llgereuts to specify 8,
proclamation those articles which they are resolved
herceforih shall Constitute conir ,hsni of wu
The chte rnc II ves--s TO France, as store or oc,
ship, regarded ~ Illegal.
The eight l.rge steapep of the European ssA
American Company had been definitely parch ssed %
speculs'ion by Messrs. Lover e. Howard. Of Msa-
chester.
The Daily Ners Gays thst the Government VI
alus ~ Immediately invite iends fs the monthy cos
veyance cf the Aosirslian msds, via Pansma-
Twrn'y Thousand landsmen have been enrolled n
The British Navy within few weeks.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

Our advices from the seat Of war BY the steam
ship America are quite unimportant. No battle
had yet taken place. but the position of the forces
was such that one was considered probable within
a few days. The Austrisns had withdrawn from
vercelh, which was Immediately occupied By the
enemy. The Austrian headquarters had been
removed to Garlssco. . market town, three
miles southeast of Novara, and not far from
the point at which the Austrians crossed the Po in
their invasion of Piedmont in l649. The French
had blockaded the Austrian ports in Itay, aud had
captured some twenty vessels. 1t was rumored
upon what authority il not stated, that the EN-
peror of Austria had arrived at Milan and was pro-
ceedng to Pavia, and that Gen Gyulai had in
formed his Government that he could not subsist
bis troops on their present quarters more
than fifteen days longer. And Liverpool
journal a.serts confidently that the passage Of the
Ticino by the French will be the signal for the
junction Of Russian with Austrian troops, and q
march upon Paris. The price Of this treachey on
the part of Russia is stated to be the acquisition Of
Moldsva and WaIlachia. This is said to be the
key 10 the hitherto iDeXplcabe inaction OF Austria
in Piedmont but, until toe report recsises con-
6rmstion, it viii hardly be credited. Italian refu-
sees on the frontier Of Switzerland had
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
No Battle Yet.
THE AuSTRIASS RETROGRADISG.
Runored Alliance of austria and Russia
A REVOLT IN LoMBARDY POT DOWN.

SAeKvirIE, n. H., Thursday June :, iS9'.
The Royal Mail steamship America lef Lh'erpoo
at 80 a. m. of the 2lst u and arrived at Ha ifa'
yesterday afternoon.
The screw steamship City Of Washington. from
New-York May !, arrived a, Liverpool at 7:30 a. m
of the 18th.
The screw steamship Circassian. from New-York
May VIA 81. Johns, \. f.. arrived at Galway on the
night Of the 18th.
The steamship Ariel, from New-York, arrived at
Southampton on the morning of the Goth.
Among the passengers in the America n Con. VIII
lams Of Kars Commander i'll Chief Of the forces in
Canada.
The Amercs has 50 passengers. She passed May
- n. = O'Clock p m. the X. NJ steamship Africa.
from New York for Lverpool 18th, lat ~, long AZ,
r. M steamship Persia, from Ne~-iork for Liver
pOoi.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

.oeht to stir up a revolt in Lombsrdy. bat
it was nipr~d in the bud By the s~i's tro'p.
Several failures in Engisnd and On the Continent
ar. reported. The complete returns Of the Ea-
,sb .,.ct,ous Oh ~ Ministerial gam Of %. aud
House in which there sfe353 Lib-r.l--embrscins
60 or GO Independents, who will hold the balance
,f ,ox,r-.nd 3r2 Conservatives. The famous
C.mn;ss;ooer Yek Of Canton h,d died, and Tan'ia
Tome one of the leaders Of the Indian rebellion,
had been hung.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
SWITZERLAND.

Inclinatons were manifested by the Ttslisn refugees
on the Swiss frontiers to stir up revolution in Lon
bsrdy, but they were put down by the Swiss trocpS
who seized qusntity of guns aud gunpow!er.
The Swiss Federal Die. had received on prohibiting
the xports,iou Of to- aud tho collecting OF
by the Inhabitants cf places in the immediate vioaiy
1.-THE Italian frontiers. Fugitives and deserters sss
to bear arms are To bc forbidden to pass from the w.
rtories of one belligeren into the territories Of tA
other.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Fire at Galena.

GALESA, III, Thursdsy, June z, lo59.
A destructive ere broke out here at 3 O'Clock this
morning. Browns c,cekery store and the De Soto
Honse were totally destroyed. The lower portion Of
tbe De Soto House was occupied by Packard & Co.,
Wholesale dry goods. Several other smaller buildings
were also destroyed The loss II estimated at 000
Of whirh Ss5 900 is insured in the Home Insurance
Company, New-York, and the EuA and Phenix Com.
psnies, Hartford.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

A jury of St. Louis, before whom case Of
breach of promise of marriage hw been trying,
rendered yesterday, verdict for the psiutia, and
assessed the damages at 100000, the full amount
claimed. The defendant, who is said to be very
wealthy is 60 years Of age. The plaintiff, who hss
numbered only 80 winters, is painted in rose
colors by the Western journals. An appeal VIII be
taken, and new trial will probably be ordered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
INDIA.

The Bombay mail, Of the 26th OF April reached u
gland on The l9,h Of May.
Tsntia Topee was tried by court wt-martial on the Ia
cs April. anu was sentenced to death aud hansoda
the 18th.
The rebels, in small hodies, continued to be fLlss b
with and we've generally dispersed.
The latest sdvices from Calcutta report the deeiA
umi-sioner Yek. ~
The Bombay export market was active, and cotts
goods considerably dearsr. lupors we're firm ~
il fair demand bur Yarn in cases rather lessL
Freigb,s we're steady and firm Exchange, n s2Ilt
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Vermont Episcopal Convention.

BuRLIN0Tos, VI, ThHrsday, June ic0''
The Aupual Episcopal ConveDaon here to-day msae
choice Of the following clerical and lay deputies 10 the
General Convention: the Rev. John A. Hicks, ID. d.,
Of Rutland; the Rev. George b. MansuI, ID. d., OF
Remington; the Rev. d. HilIhouse of Burlington the
Rev. Frederick ". Shelton Of Montpelier, ls4ac +.
Redsed of Windsor, Thomas II. Canfed of Burling
ton, Sylvester Den,ing Of Arlington, AID Edmund
Weston If Randolph.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Railroad Celebration.

CMcISsATI, ThurrdSy, june .. 80
Abou. six hnrdred ci,izens Of Chicago. Mhss
and Fort Wayne arrived this morning, on sn excu
train TO celebrate the opening of the new vns
Chicago, via the Cincinnati, HAu,iltae, Dswsc Dsss
rosds AZ the reception st tho Mercbaais EsoessC
the hospitsIities Of the cry were rendered y
Bishop, ard speeches were made by Mayor hsy n =
Chicago, and L. l. L Hon medien, PresidsH
CINCINNATI, Han iltoa and Dayton road. 10 ns
noon, the guests Witnessed display a -"
engines,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Official Edition Of the Session Laws
Of 1859.

ALBAsY, Thursday, June =, lO9
The ooial edition Of the Session Lave Of 1859 pnb-
sted uuoer the direction Of 'he Secretary Of STATE Is
now issued and resdy for distribution BY W. Z. Little
s. Co., in Albany. - 80 .
The Capsl Board adjourned today till the 9th of
june After that meeting, they will take long recess
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
A Breach of Promise Case---Im-
meMse Damages.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, June z l8o9.
In the case Of Miss Carsrang agt Shaw, for breach
Of promise of marriage, the Jury. this Afternoon
rendered verdict for the full amount of toe petition
# plaptiff slOO CO., 1t is understood that counsel
for the defendant will fls demand to have the
verdict Sc. aside and also petition for new trial
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

The Annual Regatta of the New-York Yacht
Club took place yesterday. New York vas hand
somely beaten, the Madgie, Dawn, and Flying
Cloud, of Pblladelphis, carrying of three Of the
DIT yes, ard the Hssaell of P.wtucket, r. 1 a
fourth The onl, New-York victor was the Deer,
which sailed over the course alone, and could not
well have beaten herself
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Ohio Politics.
A homeopathic Festival.

BOSTON, Thufsday, Jubt 49,.
A festival was held 10 Faneuil Hall this stssos
and evening By the Homeopsih'c Fsculty: Adsr'T
Msyor Lin coin, Professors Hamphi and Red
PsEnrylvsnia, DR.. Winslow Lewi-, Dr. Wa
otkerr. The evening t-rti, al was attended by -
three thoussnd persons, including our pronfs~
citizel-,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIvNRPooL CorTos MAaKkT.-Thr Broksr "
cuar ,eprts the scs Of C0on the week in the Livea
market SO COO bales Of which 100 bales were fo export ~
only so speculation The csrr.Dt qualities of Am"n>s
wef, tdid. y N lower and still res-r r-dur'o w~ ~
mitted inferior de-cp,ions while sandy cottons ses
mo-. unsalsbe The sales If Friday eco bales Haen
pressing their stocks upon the market bit the elsina
ing dupesa The following the authorized qatAtks
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
FRANCE.

Orders have been sett to Baron Groe, French En-
bsador a, China ios'ructing him TO return to Prssce
The Pr ncb feet has alec been recalled from China
The Corps Legislatif hsd been p'orogued to the ~
Of Nav
The fluctuations on the Paris Bour.e frcaue~t
but slight. On the 2Stb prices fell qasrtes b<c
rail- ed and closed fractional ai The thr~.
per cents at of for money, and 6lE Sc. fx -
count.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Psssr o gers.

Major 0eneral wlllsns Of Ksn Governor Dandn and -
General Dodge lady Ms.dsnes Hsrrisoo, Holland 90
Morgan Pierce: Misses Russell Scott, Bil Ing Wsisa D
Parry. 10y land SIR Geo Bouham; Mes.rs nurson Hsss
Fowler Wsrn.r Perkins Eal Smith foucs B~cs, Cases5
Farmer Arrer Leuny johnston Fros., Mscsvoy HAwsy W
han. Ho-thsnr q, Brsdord W.ngel Pier, Carr, Hsssre
PernDdelo Carter, Jackson, "eoh, hoton bsrrsoo. os~
n
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad.

BrFfALO, Thursdsy, June 2, ISI3.
The Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad CompsuSs
steamer Milwaukee was launched in fine style this
afternoon from the yard Of Mason & Bidwell. A
salute Of leo guns fred, under the direction OF
their piece, "Youpg America About s. 600 people
were present.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
The Americas New at New.Or'ean

NEw-ORLEANs, Thursday, june =, l53J:
The foreign adyices per the steamship America
were received before 10 O'Clock this morning over both
the Ns,iops snd Coast Lines having traversed 700
miles each 10 advance Of time.
THE messages placed In the New York ohee' una
after 10 o'cloek.-Rep
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

A report of what was said and done last evening
at meeting Of the American Geographical and
Statistical Society commemorative of Humboldt,
will be found on another page Of this paper
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Sale of the Chicago, 81. Paul and
Fond du Lac Railroad.

JAYtsvIILE, Ohio, Thursday, June 2, Iooy.
The Chicago, ST. Paul aud Fond du Lac Railroad
was sold to-day TO the fret and second mortgage bond
holders for q nominal sum.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
cpPAT RRITAIN.

The Psrliamentsry elections were completed, with
the following result: Liberals elected, 33; Conserve.
tves elected 3C2. This is ministerial gain Of %.
Ipcluied in the Liberals are about 50 Independent
members and ultra Liberals, who WIN hold the balance
Of power.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
GERMANY.

Ir TIE sitting OF the Federal Diet, frussis declsrt
that athou.h she stil adhered 10 her protest aes,sa
the proposal of Hanover to form federal corp
da,nfe of observation On the Rbine, yet she did ~
object 70 its being established Ms a matter cf firm
The proposal was accordingly Inferred to the ComniS
sion OF Management Of Military Affairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

The Republicans of Ohio, at their State Conven.
tion yesterday, nominated Mr. William Dennison,
jr., for Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Death of Jacob A. Barker.

BtFFkLo Thursday june =, looJ
Jacob A. Barker, ar old and prominent citizen Of
Buffalo died this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Netp9lurk Daily Tribm're
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice taken Of Anonymous Communicsuos Wnst
ever intended for insertion b. suth"nticeted o me
name address Of the ~ut-raot neoesany TOT puoncA
ton, but guaranty for his ecoa faith
We cannot undertake to return rejected Comnunicstons
Busne.. letter. THv TRsuss Ocs shood tn al oases -
addressed TO HokAck GkgELEv Co
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
Fire I'm La1ayette, lnA: (,

LAFAYETTE, Thursdsy. Ss - =
BY 6re this morning, Spencers n'o = ~
italy destroyed; the loss on the euaie'nk 70
w. L. Gregory, hardware msscnsm, ~s.Is
Several other stores asS g Sess sso Co. cse, wsiy -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
AUSTRIA.

An Imperial decree increases the drect and sdisea
taxation, not including the monopoly Of the tobsss
trade aLd the customs duties
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
HATS,


wAkaccE Co,
pserosAsLE HsTTEks.
r ,,o q, their rrnsive snA vsri~ sssones. Of svs
.EsB,ysin q. nc. rEavEk snK FELr CLOTH LkArSf'
s,d STRAW from c me- snd node'ed to ps'anns ''s
EsrEcIaLLy NOTICE. orn
assisrsr DELss Hat
l,v, svosenow reproduced with and besutiia I'm
l.l. and exc eedinlly attractive
ors Yovse GEsILENEs's SrRsw Hat
Nohin charming than Straw HAT 'or YOUNG
GzsrLlngs -nes. snd aunty-s perfc and u'-t dei
cedly
TIE Hat or THE SFssos.
WARsocE Co,
No $40 BROADWAY 1T Nicholas Hoseil,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
TIE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED az
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Erana Nashlngton.

spccis Dispatch tr The N. T. rt.bane.
WASHINGTON, Thursday. June ,, 1852
Though Mr. JobnsoD's securities on his Cslitor-
MIA Mail contract have been rsceiyed, no belief Is
entertained here that Mr. johnson will ever open
the route Government has no redress against his
bondsmen. ss they well know.
The Cabinet uet at the Treasury Department
to-day for the transaction Of formal business
Nothing important was done.
Mr Faulkner of Virginia is here, and says that
be- fully anticipated reelection to Congress TIL
the very day of the voting. He thinks that the
War Department treated him badly in the matter
of removals at Hsrper's Ferry. The President
writes that be is much delighted with bis trip to
North Carolina.
To the Associated Press
WAsHIsGros, Thursday, June q 1859.
TLeNavy Department to-day received letter from
Capt Fsrrsgut, comuan ling the United States ship
Brooklyn, dated Vera Cruz, May q, in which he
says Capt Jarvis sailed in the ship Savannah for
Pensacola the 18th, and the ship Saratoga arrived
al Vera Cruz on the same day. He ndds
A. Minister McIAne is desiruus of having ship at
Tsupico in ticparion Of attack that place by
the Mirsrnon party shall direct Com nsnder Turner
to proce ed thilher Immediately, with orders to land
force o urLes ard others, necessary for the protec-
tun Of the American Consulate, aud such American
ciizens may seek his protection; aud IN the event
6; the town bsug caled by assault, tn require ot tue
Commanding General the ot protection to the
Com uhic and all American citizens Such instrc.
tois will be IN conformity with the views OF the Min
iser
The permission instruction for their landing will
be forwarded by the Juartz Government to the Gov
ernor Of Tampicc at the same tifne There were at
Vera Cruz, when the above was written, two En-
glish ops French and two Spanish war vessels. Tne
French Admiral left Tampico the 18th of May, in CON-
psny with brig of war. Tne sloop Prebbe, ordered
10 the Gulf oi Mexico, has the officers who went
ont on the Paraguay expedition, with the exception
Of Lieut.. Lowry detained account of sckuessi
Lieut. Bak. r supplies the vacancy thus occasivned.
The Secretary of tue Treasury has decided, or ap-
p. al that eugrevings psiued or coloed, in Soole or
part af er they ARE printed, subject to duty OF
ufieen per ceItum A. q general prac'ice, upder pre-
vious tariff, the metal duty has bon assess ON
" plated casers" whether they furnished on i'm
portatiop With bottles not aud the glass duty on
csster bottles when imported separately from
the stand. The Secretary no sufficient reason Tor
departing from tha, practice uudcr the existing tan
The metal being be material Of the chief value, there
ere the plated is subject to duty OF "a per oen
Linen shirt horus not being 1t for wear Ia their pre-
sent state but rather the material to be used IN the
manufacture of shirs, aud being linen fabric, will
be tr. sted manufacture of fax, subject to duty
Of Is per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

1859.
For LAKE SUPERIOR. splendid low pres
,e lid, hre Upper Cabin ILLINOIS John frssf
master " ~ leave Detroit Mchissn. esuary at O'CLOCK p
~ Tor IsIe superor pors follows touching at Mscknso
each uAy): 81, 100,
"Wednesday, June 15 Saturday, July "a.
Saturday, June IS To.sisy Aug
Weonesisy, July6. rncsy' Aug y
p,d,v Jnly Is Friday, Aus. 26.
T,sye-s can Niagara Fss buffalo aud Cleveland by
ca or previous evening and reach Detroit In time Tor
To Travellers health seekes during the Summer
months trip Illinois Lake Superior shords an opp
uny this continent The distance sb 'ut 200
miles occupies 10 dsya Passage aud may be en-,
s,sd or formation obtained by addresns Cut this out aud
prpserve II for referencet L. L. MchsiehI, Detroit
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

SPALDING'S
SPALDEG's
SPALDfxG's
RosENARY AND Castor OIL
RosEmARY AND CAsToR OIL
RosEmARY AND CAsrok OIL
is WARRANTED,
ls,. To Beautify the Hair.
ID. To Curl the Hair Elesantly.
ga To Remove Dsndru6 Efectuslly
4th To Restore Hair 10 Bald HesdI
9Th. To Force the Beard and Whsken 10 Grow.
9Th. To Prevent Hair from Falling Od
7th To Cure all Diseases of the Scalp.
sth. To Prevent Hair Turning Gray.
9Th To Cure Headache.
10th To XIII Hair Eaters.
n you are no. satisfied try H. All genuine has the Signature
IF the Popietor Take other RUSSELL sfALDikS No
n 1'remont-st. opposite Museum, Boston. Mas
Sold IL New-York by BARhEs PARKi CAREY, HOWARD
5AxGsR Co; RusBToS Co; hra HAYES Brooklyn ana
BY Dealers generally.
CURTIs's CURE FOR BALDNESS.-Tbis remedy
"a reliable contains no OIL lead sulphur It has been tested In
Boston Providence ard the Eastern aea W. CURTIS Po-
prieor Providence, R. Sold By T. Guion, III Bow-ry
l. Coddingop, us Brosdway w. H. Lewis. 81 Green
vdcbs John Jones' 722 Houston NewYork mrs Hays,
g. p Milne and Reynolds CO.. Brookyn p Seliew, Jersey
CITY. W. r. Mercer, Newark. BARNES PARK.
Nos is and Is Park General gents and all Drussss
-! DEATH TO ALL VERMIS
"CosrAR's" RAT, Roach, &c, ExrEkMIsAToR.
"Cos1AR's" BID BUG ExTERMISATos
"CosTAR's" ELECTRIC POWDER FOR INSECTS &c
fonly infallible remedies known1
lOo00 boxes cold per week TO New York alone.
80 Beware Of Spurious limitations Examine eacn bo1
bottle or flask and take nothing but " CosrARs"
Principal Depot No. 4lo Broadway, New-Vork
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT HALIFAX.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

$4,000 WORTH
SuysEs CLoTHfsG.
At RgTAIL q.
EVANS
CLormse WAREHOUSE,
Nos 'sd ss Fol'n'''
(I4.yseu Gold AID Clid-stsb
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

" Nos sc and 81 Fultorr.,
~ ~ Between Gold and ClG-s.,.
WuDER's PATENT FIRE-PRO0P SAfEs.
The be-t fre-pTcof Safe 10 tho ~orh
p.rts,., Jevee,s and House Safes iron Specie Boxes dc
made - order. 80 ~
OuIRK BRos. No. 9sMaidenlans.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

FISHING TACKLE in great variety, and OF prime
quality for sale By u,..u..n.x,,x,
No IS Nssseu-st.. near Maiden-lane
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-03

HOMES For ALL.-The AMERICAN cMi"hhN ~, !
..n Hosr.Ts.p ComPAsY incorporated by the State OF
Nev. .YorkL Office No. 46 Broadway Newfork Will s a.
sss.she ors snd ou easy In Quantities as desired
Homrstrsd Fsms Wild Lsnds well tmbered and containing
Nnems Csnpe Coal. &c. In Pennsylvania. Tennessee VIZ
skn Mlssonn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-30

It will be noticed that there has beeo no particular
change in prices The general tendency Of the market Ia
toward recovery but this tendency resisted and for
the time arrested by the unessuess created by the specie
shipments by the pending composition between the four
great reads which, the disgrace OF the managers still
continues end BY the bold and ekilfu efforts Of the
jobbers The railroads doing better IN May than tbey
in April and the crop prospects sucb that they
art pretty sure to do vel this fall But stocks "a yc,
have not felt the effect Of the prospect
We received the following communication relative
10 the recent election for Directors Of the Ii Crosse and
Milwaukee Railroad
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