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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-22

fNXTRA FAMILY FLOUaE.-Ws are in oonst,n
" recspt Of tie finest quality Of Faaily Flour iroln re
g1ratz Union Hinton Nina These Mills make a. fne "a
ri q Flour any Mills the country. cheap
ulrantee every pourd sold
4 c. ANDERSON. Brood strs [.
FLOUR FzOEHI
y - BARRELS superdne Family FIour stored a. ths
Dsb Warehouse Harris Gori0n Co., and Or sale b
nj. GRESHAM & HUFFAEER,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-22

It is stated the authority Sig1ns Journal that the
bequest Of Henry l. Ellsworth to Yale College amounting 70
estimated 81 OOO0 50 OoOo sappropratsd by the will to
scholarships and is therefore, rather gift, the public tie
College ITSELF The will be contested and the issue doubt
ful If sustained the College will from only tuition
and these meet but little than half the expenses CT in
structon.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-22

Col. NesherIand aud his East Tennessee
FrIends.---The Banks and she - Nfvger
QResfiOn.ss
10 be Edllors Of the Union md Arze-i.nu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-22

The packet ship William Tapscott arrived New York the
18th, with 2J Mormous, their way for Salt Lake City
two hundred Of them English hnn red Danish and
the balance Scotch Irish WELSH Swiss Swedish Norwsgans
There nineteen weddings on shpboard during thu voyage
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

Tue CHRIsrns LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS OF rHs
UsIvrRsrrr or MIcBIoas.-In the University OF
Michigan Christian Library Association has been
formed to cooperate with the Students Christian As
sociaton, which previously existed. The members OF
the latter belong also To the former bat the former
embraces also Professors, Regents and other persons
interested in collecting religious library Tor the sse
of The students. 1900 .
Our college libraries generally are dencent IN reh-
gous books nasmucb ~ they are not theological, out
literary and scientific institutions.
The University of Michs an labors under some pscu-
lar difficulties in this respect, NJ State institatien
the Regents cannot well purchase religious books for
the general library without encoontcrng liability %
offend some Of the religious sscts who claim equal
rights in the State University but this Library Asso-
ciation by inviting donations from all ChristiAns, AZ
fords every denomination an opportunity To supply
books at ts pleasure. In this way, great religious
library may grow up in this the greatest institution In
the North. west.
The Rev. DIR. Tappan, the Chancellor OF the univer-
sty is at present in the city, and will be happy " re-
ceiye donations in books from clergymsn, pab-
hshers and all others who feel opposed 10 patronse
an object so worthy Of their attention, and which
promises results ~ valuable and far-r.s.hing.
Donors are requested to leave their doaatlons at
the bookstore Of Mesrrs. ID. Appleton Co., No. 3iS
Broadway. .
They are also requested TO send their names with
their donations a. is rule of tue Association 10 In
scnbe the names Of donors in the bo0ks a. proper
way Of perpetuaing the memory OF their benef"ctofs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

TIE earpes.er and olper work . sobsta IDEALLY sese
the sboie b-s;ly panied and plainly bot iA-sfany
fitted up. The ioinsr work is being Sooe oy Ja'prr
Murpby, under The dir. c-Sn OF Capt. Potter. "Sen
cUu u. ted The cost IF the repairs and ntans Shi
not be far from SlS0s0 The masts are ri, I'd n@r
and vii BE- used a. derrick. for the purpo- OF hosting
suyp-s and other IN and ont VI the -r<
There about 100 tuns Of ballast In he Aeon
" ben complete ste viii have accoum. danons LOT
about La patents. There are bavsers lore ana aiI
for the purpose Of seculey oorIDg her, and every
are viii be taken 70 can-e ber a. MAINTAIN a. nearly
possible sta;ousry position She vii D. ready 70
be ;owca down 10 her anchorage on The loth OF 'hH
uonth.
The railway on which this vessel was hsnled up q
very large and cspsbIe OF taking up vessel citSeNe
uIdTvd iobs. Tie cradle l. hundred and seventy
feet long by fcrty feet WIDE and The sroand-wAy -h
hundr, feet tug The main chain !. seventy fainon,
in length, and the iron OF the links one mcn anu
seveu-' i hts thick. Th.s chain twas forged IN EL
gland and cost 81 30 The wnoe railway eo-t IS, wv
ard is operated by a twelve horse poser engine.
Tie furniture Necessary for the accommodation OF
q ,ick viii be taken from the hospital q; Castleton,
VIII hch i supposed to be ample for the present.
Tie Quarantine Commissioners are required by tne
aw 10 provide temporary accommodations for the SICK
Until some place shall haze been fixed upon as per-
uaneIt location. This floating hospital Is intended a.
an experiment 10 determine the practlcabhity oi tae
peTnHrent resort 70 these forms Of hospitals Ihe
present hopita is made strong and in a manner per
maIeIt, WIKI view 10 fully test the measure. y
Commercial AGyeEtiser
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
Aetualork DAILY Gribn,re
4 TERRIBLE STORM.

The thunder storm Of Thursday night was ooe OF
wide prevalence. Its passage over London,I Canada
West, is thus described by 7Ae fr~ Press, oi thS'
city; ,..,
in intensity and violence till about As, when II grad
ualy subsidized The poured down 10 great stresn
delugng the city and surrounding country ne'huu-
der was particularly loud sometimes Ike the fo,'
equal 70 the discharge Of artillery, and frequently ohy
10 be compared 10 the sharp crsck OF THOUSANDS Oh
rifles. Many persons state that their houses were
shaken by the conclusion of the thunder clouds WINE
in anv instances loss Of life spd damage 10 properly
were caused by the discharge Of the electric Huid
a Young msn was killed by the lightning whlie
aIeeu in his bed in the following singular manner;
vou,b named W ism peddie found dead IN his
nd With the scaihisg marks of the lightning upon
him telling but too surely Of the mode by which ne
csra 10 hi. uptney end. The youth, who was oil e1,
errplary character, and partly supported an aSei
oo,ber had retired rest late al night and not oeing
nv ~ he usual time in the morning, was called by MS
rssfives No response being made, his room was en-
80 80 .be discovery Of his decesse wss msde. On
~ snnatiou of his remains II would appear thai tne
l,r; luid struck the leg just shove the rgh' az
,s,rsd mn the body and entered the Dc 80 aoou' "
rreiop Of the ear and apparently ps,seu 80 So. 49,.
o.,. 's,shlv blscked as the body where ihe
vhL,S;r ,sssi over. No expression oi suffering
ceerd he discovered in the fsee OF tne uno''4Is 1H
'.n,b and tbere can be no doubt but thsl as uea
~ ;,stsntAneous. Ga examining tne
r,5 snnesr that the lightning came down ihe CHM
80 INTO he bedroom of deceased, traversed a..
s,ove which Was knocked over; then unaol -. u.S.
INC which was shyered up, and ON INTO -, NJ
Vbat makes the matter more e1u - =, =,
mark of the lightning can oe ouho 49, han.s had
i No one in the heuse was aware 'hs' 'he n"1-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
sURRoGATEs CoURT-Jgne a-Beore EDWARD c. wEsr,
Surrogate.
A.

THE CLEU WILL CASE.
The cross xannaiion OF Mrs. De Win resumed.
A. th. oTsurT The Court he said BY way eNpanalon h,
abe .oysred that her testimony yesterday regard = her
0a, % & s.S"S. sa -. ..,sG, o1oisS
IN Court Then in answer 70 'h- tesihed
thai her hn.e1no haa 70. psp' Gna y a. NJ, ~. c o.s wn.
Of The house until abe gave them - him 70 carry ~ Mr.
Mr sos,hian offered pu, On the stand to
Of mrs Ceas ost will ts loss being esb
y., pevin aud Tsyor on the sand Aoecrdnsy M Dsg.
u was eIaunsd and TESTIFIED sb.tsR,iay follows. That be
from his wi the day that Mn lockwood carried the bag
Mrs and tsi thy we're IN b. custody from that time ant
The obsI peri 4 the nqaed vii That he snHou. 70
of ino~rdse a. - ~h-r he eshr halt Of the viii va.
On iL. exAHiiun b. testified ih4; u sbout teB
over he present hen the s.ad Up
srTtsue, Cl.Tt well ,hs u Mn. Csus dssth
rspr of Ms Glen previous her burial any ese 70 hs
tia, b srs; heard q le viii drawn Nj Hall
h- dsy Of the burial that ,. M Dods. h0a-
hr,e bstoFs u. f1nsrs that M. 10 s~ood spoke To
him that day ..o{t NJ Ceu, eaPeieaT eai aot aeat ,se
hou.e by Ma Locs~Od that he r.sa the p,Psr ny.u hm
y h' ~i- .afeer' t- inow thsr eon;en and then put
IN ni. .:- and of ;he ag- IN .he b1Hi that tnsy
,,. raIsd 70 Mr. Tsysr. whrn tAs pzrss had meeting
90 iii ooun.l and ver- -r tbere sbog, tore-
ves he parties present At ,hs a,ens ~srr Mr. DodEr na
Bis sod Ause ts,he - pr rad and discussed and
hey ~ thrr VS. tha; thy ofoks p % Ate
20 rsry ihsm his hone he Lad mad neoTsndula from
fon uemory different tines. D. elneao.r,d p@p-r Il
tbs nienis u The oArpbsx making the n@asorsnds s
ps o. P~r-~ ard ;hsn hnay put al On u paper
AID DESTROYED tb- originals, egrr today yesterday vrss
ccud uo hch. bat The p;-crs s ia o. ossze
ts orcs wines here Produced th- l-noralcs The
hs hand At.ng, L- Destroyed tk- originals
70; 70 b. troubled with mutation r psp~rs y lad
nenorss Ia IN LA Tne pap- aad Dot ben shown
NJ brAr "a tEsrr wtLssl 20 81. Eroysdsr ne dd no
s,rr % D h-n Lru ErfrUysd The orrnAl n.tn
ones lad -r.rcard q ;hr cs ior pp. Il hI
Cu since Ars Glen. death. o- had other os1 tr1nk
os,rr arcr ~ hous crraIg p.p- 81 afs Gen. ia-
he II o1 VIXEN the pzpe four n tse bar sefe E'-a a
rlue ;oel -orssFhs. eorcsr-d- AID sTsaxed hrrn'
rating - desds IL q euyslop- he had 1rger
b~,s 70 Ms. Doas-'. b-i0rr the DAY previous 20 Ms
c. ce--s b.. had b--n 20 taen aoSi t~lee
v--k since: e1hib; A. te torn VIII ~ss II u,
.src cc-ci--oa ~ wErl T. trs,, sAcsP-ng -ar
S1<ss M lrE-rcl 10 st ou; ot iar roca ~h-n
,bsy t'i eeE win tAsE counsel ne n-nS vac s5fs1ta
b.e~a he coursel .a1 kiI3c NJ Tsyor N, Cbrr egs.
.-ne ~ o~ NJ Oliver Dolsr have 5e custody Of The ty'
tr-k, ~ hs .. 1e Ec1ri M Isycr Ao-fI
Dsy Cssr DoiEe, CsP joan Btoa, he ~tin-~ .nd. o.
.sft Ir Ingers prr-sa. NJ Cs~ reaans,ss asn 20
h. o-h-r things M T.yor ALL
NJ. C~ win l,r-srII his wife a; wnea
": CsS stgurt NJ T,yor sae NJ Tsycr Prsy-at~d al
r~ts.s o. is- prss-, wines. houkh- s CIV 'lkz-s=a
NJ Do 4 krrp t1e kuys D. VA not eeFtAa
AclO-satr e-lil to-r-orrUv a. III a n
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

Al OLp STORY RErRoDUcED.-Bepjs a. Slls,
young clerk of respectable appearance, was yester
day brought before the Mayor chs'ged with seducing
Sarah + Hicks while both residing at Pawlings.
Dutchess County, several months since. Both parties
are Americans having respectable connect0s Under
promise of marriage, Miss Hicks alleges, she was IN
duccd to accompany her paramour to the city, where
they lived for time at the Westchester House -
husband and wife, aud subsequently at Mrs sands'',
corner of Third avenue and Twelfth street. Ms,
Hicks says that she scertained soon afer their ar
rival at Mrs. Sandss that q lanilady was an sbor-
tonst and in connection with the delay Of Mr. Sill,
she was induced to push the matter, which resulted IN
the application at the Mayors office, M above. Mr..
Slls, upon being brought up, expressed his willing
ness to be married, but svowed his determination to
run away Immediately after the ceremonies. Upon
such terms the Mayor refused to marry them, and
gave Slls in charge Of officer TO procure u 900
bail, in default of finding which he returned soon
after Ss then agreed to be married sniso be faith
full upon which the private office door OF the Mayor
was opened the twain disappeared together, and anon
returned leaving the office united in name and for
tune,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF COuNCuNEN.


The Board beh regully meeting yesterday, NJ.
CORsELL IN the chair
Tie Roads.-A proposition reoeived from
Nes,rS. Hss:er-ob ard Hagen 20 keep all the rosis
in repair fr any uumber Of year, for the .um OF go
eco a year. Referred to Comm rtee on Road.
Sire, ClezaiNg.-A proposition was received fron
Wn. s. Troup ana jas. Sieers, offering 20 esesn the
streets and daily all the ashes garbage sd
rubbSh hsrefrom, and proyide snfheieh, nainoeT o
boats to carry away the night soil, for iae SUN Of
$s2S eco psr year To Committee on Clesnirg Streets
The Deaas Holsey Hystery.-Mr. ALLEs offered =
resolution IN authorize hs Hoaor, the Mayor, 10 offer
a reward of $50 for the apprehension Of the murderer
Of Mr.. Fanny Hslsey. Laid over
A Sn0ty Guy HaA.-ln view OF the fac. thsi smoke
has been dseoyered sboni the Hall for the past two
three days without any vi-ibe means If il. origin Mr.
LEsT preseIted resolution directing the Street Com
ma"ner 70 ascertain the condition Of the hGes IN the
building. Adopted.
Aao,her Ofer 20 Glenn tie Strocts.-An offer was
received from Robi A. Smith, proposing IN keep the
streets clean, remove garbage, &c, for the SUN OF
$260 eco year. To Committee on Ceaniug Streets
Ard StiH AnOtker.-Ano,her proposition for The
work al 500 600 year was received from John
s. Masteron and other, Referred 10 same COMMITTEE
Arord Of Coatraets.-A communication was re-
ceiyed FROM the Mayor, transmitting h-t of Contracts
av AIDED by the Street Commissioner and no waiting
confirmation. The Mayor recommended prompt ac-
ton on these contracts as uater of justice TO the
city and the contractors. To COMMITTEE on Assess
ments.
Second areuus Railroad-Mr. VAy TINE presented
a resolution direct the Second avenue Rrcai Com
pAry 10 fix their rate of fare Harlem Al the rate
charged by the Tbud avenue Railroad Company. To
Committee op Railroads.
Nigkt SODA resolution adopted directing the
City Inspector 10 advertise for proposals 10 remove all
the cobt.nts Of the prvies in the city, and nn the
contract is awarded, W. II. Woodruff is directed to
remove the offa &c.
Street Paremtni.-The award Of contract for paving
Columbia street and Avenue ID. from Grand 70 Elev-
enth street. With tTuss-b block pavement, TO Charles
Guidet, at the Of 81, 533 90, WAS confirmed.
Adjourned 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

OTFERs TO TRADE HgR DAUoHrrs FOR A NEeRo
GIRL-Some time since the wife of Mr.. PoaIin, .
merchant Of 81. Joseph, No., away With her hos
bands clerk, taking along little daughter. The fol-
lowing letter written by the to her husband 10
Published by The ~. Jo"ph Journal. The girl,
to Mr. PouloD worth about 600 and the child which
she proposes 10 exchange il her own and abos. four
years Of age The letter is post-marked Cincinnati,
Ohio: .... :
Nav - Is5a
M IssDoeg PouLN-Deay Sir wish vri1 70 ysa 30
hnss TO s's you a ns AMI tel yoa tAs. Eassoks
~. sis q you s,ey day and @ an hsr psts
IN the store and abe cs fer her good HoDons issk
L0cy syery day hops yoa mad kss.s.s
s~sy with M Ausus,s. am very hssey vhb ba, |,
be- trs~fs mo ss wife do wnas 1Sns fos
happy with him.
viii tsh you hiDs yoo viii give Lsey OIL sivs
yoy Eus.ni- uohs not yea rt b~r " yoo
wiling 10 do you yourself and st Ssr We vl -
glad % you
y0n wnts nfb svsy yoa s,t THE ktasr;
might be from here yoa wsi, y bug Direct
yocr ettsr ggrrs Pouln, CBsinnst Ohio Wits sn. OF
cpser than dsys Mr. Aaesa wii Wiz 70
yog ~ hens s~ ncsfv, from
We al well and Wish you ths kis the children fss
NARY.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF



.lca,iou Of the Mayor Alderman and Commopahy Of the
CITY Of by the Board of Commissioners d me Zen
relative 10 The acquisition Of snas or pabie para OF
Place between th and th .tre~t. and the h and h ave
me, in the city Of YoThe Mayor Aldermen and Csm
monsy OF the City NewYoIk By The Board Of Con'sion
es The Centrs Park pursuant to the statute shuuro
I q. aer the Map Of the City Of New YORK; BY laying ou
thereon public Place and authorize the sins OF me same
,..sea Aul ls-th-e hhs being prcseDt-heTeey gave no
ice 70 the owners sees parties and persons respectively emu
,rd INTO OF the lands .rnem.nt Ans
rrnis, and descrihed that they VII a
py 70 the Supreme Court cf the State OF New iorh 81
~ Of Court be- h.d the City Hal q me Wy o Ne~
Yorh on "wednesday the Str DAY OF July 1888 Ct the opening
he Court that day, or ron tserr.NsI. . eso', s cal
h.yd the appointment Of three Commtsoners on AppAe
t tie above entitled TO estimate N avo oi tn
owners parties and P~rsons sfoEesaie JUST Aa
he al lands tenemens berrc
uents and premises lie between the 'onbey nae % .a
ISsth and oh and 5,h and sh avenues IN sAd e
Ard .hicb the said Board Of OF he Cru'r
lem advisable be scsuifed Cor The pdrpt- OF
Centr. PnYh In the City which sAd land. ard prem
i.e are laid the map plan OF said city under aa
,,rns of an Act entitled An Act resuve 70 npro'
,rbps the ,ips out Of streets and rosds IN the Cry Of
Yort ana fcy ctbeI purp.es passed April ls-Dsed Nay
i2 Isr RICHARD BUSTED, Connse TO The CoIPoislon,
uv17tiy6 and N sa "ps'e "' ''"'"N
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
Dr!ls.


The expectation Of heavy Domestic Cottons con-
| tnues and the shipment TO CANA alone during the
past week has been over 900 packages the greater
| portion of which composed Of Drills The exports
from this port since January have been l,ger than
ever known in the period being nearly - 900
bsles while the shipments from Boston have Anouo-
ed to II, 2,O0c-makipg an aggregate Of F,0oO bales
being equal to onethird Of the entire annual produce
| ton Of our looms.
From the recent sdyices it appears probable that
this demand will continue throigh the sesson which
will give tone TO the market, aud affori ,uch diver
sion Of manufacture to insure the fibriciut fair
remuneration for all styles Of Cotton goois We
| quote the market without change, except for some
favorte mskes, which are scarce and are held at &C.
Brorn ISkee,iags
Have been steady at SIC. for standard makes and
| a7lc for medium. We hear Of sales for
port Of the medium grades. There has been great
demand from the nearby trade; the far Western
and Southern demand also has been limited yet no
accumulation Of any Importance is noticed.
Over 1000 packages per annun produced
west Of the mountains, and the demand from that
quarter is supplied 10 great extent by the local
anufactories.
Light Sheetings in request at 81 20 SIC.
BLeached CottOas.
The small stock on hand Of Beached Cottons in
duces buyers Of regular styles TO give their orders at
value The engagements Of many mlls are thus e1-
tended into Autumn. There il strength in the
market, although irregular goods freely Of
fered 3i-nch Coi,ons not much wanted for home
consumption bat the production Is not large. More
inquiry has been made for blsscbed goods, while
the stock Is running down TO & low point.
Printing CIotis.
The -tOck on hand II small and the quantity in
printers hands is very moderate. The Gales at the
East full up 10 the production and great fnness
exits. We quote sales Of 10 900 pieces Of the various
counts on the basis annexed:
sss::., sss l.ss ; So sss. s;,s. q &C.
e.1to................-sse
Prints.
The job lots have been closed out ose large dir
tribntng house has taken in lot, sorne 90 900
worth, in anticipation Of the advancing market At
the present price OF cloths no low grades in chrome
printing with full width be produced less than
7e., while hsdder. will open at full prices.
The rivalry Of the principal printers which resulted
during the past season in the production " beautiful
designs ard copies Of the finest fabrics, promises t.
show no abatement the coming sesson.
Cotton FIaaseis.
The chief MAKERS Of these goods are Engaged on
oreeIs, and disposed to limit their production, to
meet the want. Of the trade. Large sales have been
made during The past week for delivery daring the
seasOn.
Cotton Ducks.
There IS no change in the market
OssGburgs.
There is more inquiry, without much ac.gs move
nent.
Deniss and Strip.
Further sales have been made OF these goods 4 the
redretioa noticed last but 10 stock % haad 10
reported sf The regular styles.
ssee sAisusass Asvs bsss nsAs The Psst vssk 70
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

RIPE wHEAI.-ws hold in our hands, ss y. write
this paragraph, June z, fair sample Of rpe wheat
Of the growth of 1879. 1t grew at Athens Tenss-sss
ard came TO Us with the accompanying letter which
speaks more encoursgingly Of the harvest is Esst
Tenpessee, than former from the sams vris.,.
He now Gays;
Hamo,e Far1rI, J1ne 2, isis.-I am very happy
TO correct the estiates 0f the present Whsst cox
made about the lrh Of Msy. At tha, time the peos.
peet was decidedly unfsvorsbe Ia East Tennessee -
S9tnefn oe9Fgia, Tor even the half Of the crop sf
leJ7. Considerable wheat wa. then novsd uudsy ssd
planted in corn. Since then the weather hes bssn
moet favorable, and wheat has improved vosderlly.
Many nelcs have doubled their harvest pssspscts.
There 10 no appearance of rust. The grain plsup,
well hled, and the qnaty remarkably good, whk tie
quantity per acre viii fall but Little below average
crop. We rejoice in the great inprovemsst Harvst
has now begun. Corn Ct this 10000 sevss aoDoap>A
more healthy and vigorous. G. 4 PRecIon."
Jec z rysss, Hsv-DnssvseA, u J., - ~ Shssso
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
cnI-RH cAIRNDARAYHfs DAY.

[. ;. DfsTEICT CoURT.-NOs. !, :, !, 10, 70 ~.
SrFEKsE CoURr -CIRcCfr. -PARr l. tshor
q. s-sl-s- gls aSS s1i iss S472 sl3 S-s5 ss4 si,,
;ss - +ss Soli .sJo S7s 4si Aoi. SIS ~. 80 10
80, +s lSS.. 81. tsl 2sl- Par lL-sos ~ -
rit. =. 81 aor i. 4o{ go, 30 r. -sfi So
.v4s. 80. a54 .pes sss 3s1
SUPRINE CoUKI.-SPEciaL TERs-Nos. y, y,
s "a 81, s. p g. g. 100. la5 le5 . Iia. 81.
SUPERIoR CoUaI.-PAkI Nos. Gil, 6s5, ?i-
-, lS, ~ ssJ IS If1 81, ~. . 70. ss ~ "A -
IS y, N, g. PAnr II-So< s5 81 s75 s7s, s's 50, ss'
ssl. ss5, ses 81, sss scs. sl
CorKr OF Cossos PLEA.-PAKT L-Eqaof Gases.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10

Brazil. ard the demand frca the e.:ssse-sp rs.s .
quite regular.
are wanted for cs'ering purposes, and the sspPy s
moderate.
There is little doing ia foreign or domestic wcc'sns
in stock. ard we DO rot notice any chsnge fom the
dullness hitherto reported. Price 6rm for Sl new
design, Of Csssimer-s, bot notice l,,s aaxie.y
TO effect sales OF old styl-s at 'lgst rsiscsiea.
Plain German Cloths are lowsrtns lsst fair &C Lcip-
sic closed without buyers, and although fes salss
were usds yet the poces were 50 unsatisfactory thas
the larger potion of the = DDS was withdrawn The
principal movement noticed during the past week 20
which We have au,ed has been in the csu.Tacts ina,
have been msde from the webs whch were shosn ey
some of our epterpns ing msnufsctnrrrs We tnow
Of several important orders being given IN al ~""i
and eo,top-warp Ca.sm One house eostrseted
for nine hundrs pieces, the delivery Of vhicn Vii
extend into Autumn, ant we Know tha. the goods
could 10, have been sold unler any o.hsr circum-
stSnces.
ForeisR.
The advices per trgo today are more favorable.
The British Board of Trade returns show large IN
crease of exports Of Coons 70 the principal markets.
The Increased shipments the British East Indies for
the month Of April exceeded those of the correspond
ing period of lS7 nearly 6ty per cent, aud the sane
ratio Of increase is shown mthe aggregated shipments
since January. The Manchester market WAS steady
owing TO the continued activity of the irsie for India,
although no d, mand FROM the Continent existed Man
ufacturers were disposed to strict production rather
than submi, to lower prices. Cotton WAS in soci de-
msnd in Liverpool with stock Of American Cotton
of $50 600 bales The effect OF the news on the mar
ket was favorable holders, and in some instances
an advance of lc. y n has been obtained.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
NO. 2 bs,ng Place, ~ y. June =. Isse

REDUCTIONS oy RAILROAD FARE.-We uAdsr-t md
that the Management Of the Ne~-York central Rail.
road have reduced the fare from New-York 10
Chicago, that road 80 sl2 The same price that
is charged on the PeuEsy lysnis and Fort Wayne
roads.
We also learn that The roads connecting ths New
York Central via the Michigan Central and the Mich
igsn Southern Railroad have agreed TO divide tho
fares pro rata.