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M ECL TIE

OF the wearing parts Of oar machinery always OF
hand IN New urean>-so as 20 a,oid any delay IN re
pairing
T.. S-puc of our Illustrated Catalogues Of our Ma
chuci.y Will Zoe sent 10 any one desiring 1t.
Nee Orleans. Jan 1883. 1S-ly
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-04-06

IIU|-I'--
important that
Every Family keep supply of il in The House.
A RNED WITH THIS REMEDY. household Is
n always protected against sudden attacks Of SICK,
Ue-. Thousands of lives Of persons have been saved
by timely use. who were suddenly seized IN the
night time with Cramps. Spa-ms. Vomiting. Cholera
yellow Fever and other violent diseases. Let q dose
Of TINS Remedy DE taken internally. the csSe may
require. when suddenly seized with Pain Sickness
arrest H., al 1pqeD'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

zen Of the United States. SO say the General
Regulations" and So says Gen Csss; but il is
very difficult to see how any such certificate can
be given in the face aud eyes Of an express act of
Congress passed March 26, 1910, aud never re-
yeaLed, which enscts that no Sea letter or other
doos-tn', certifying or proving any ship or vessel
TO be the property of a citizen or citizens "f the
United States shall be issued except to ships or
vessels duly registered, enrolled and licensed or
belonging wholly to citizens Of the United States
prior to June 80 of that year
No reply is given to the inquiry to what uses
such vessel can be put "fOr the purposes OF I'M
port,tion" Clearly she could be put to no such
use whatever since registered vessels Of the United
States are the only vessels belong ng to American
citizens that are authorized to engage in the foreign
trade. Such a vessel might be employed in the
coastng trade, but would be liable to the payment
OF foreign tunDage duties The only profitable use
to which such vessel could pc put would be to en-
ploy her in the carrying trade between one foreign
country and another; but we apprehend that, IN
time OF war, vessels so employed would be liable to
pretty serious suspicion as to their bonahde Amer
ican ownership.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Mexican News.

NrwORlE,NS Monday, June y, 1859.
The Tenrcssee has arrived up, and we have the
following additional Mexican intelligence:
The Couduc,a Of five millions OF specie arrived at
Jslapa on the 10th inst. and remained there week,
by the orders of General Robes for examination. II
started sgain the 10th under permit from Gen.
Robes but when near the National Bridge, he over
took it. and ordered its return 20 Jalapa by the
sutholity q Mramon. The Conducta refused to obey
The order. when General Robes ordered il 70 be
shipped aboard the British vessel of SlcrfcioS, but
Ter commander refused 10 receive H. Notwithstanding
the orders Of the French and English Ministers to do
60. Tie Conducta still remains at Rcccnada, subject
70 the orders Of Ro5les.
Degollado was at Vera Cruz.
Mamon had collected half a million IN duties on
the Conducta.
All English subjects had been barished from tie
Capital, Minister Otway acquiescing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.

TIE Empire City left New.Orleans at 8 a. m. on the
Goth inst, and entered Havana harbor at sunrise on
the I'D, embarked passengers, mails and freight and
left at D. H. the day for this port. Len in port
American steamers Galveston, frcm New Orleans via
Key West; Isabel, from Chsrestoni propeller Com
merce, from Baltimore, and British steamer Teviot
from St. Thomas.
The health of Havana is reported unusually good for
the season, and no epidemic is prevailing. triing
activity prevails in the sugar market holders having
conceded their views. Nos. IL am l. are quoted to
a ria,s Stock, 900 boxes. Freights are in less
demand, and slight decline in rates is noted Ex-
charge on New-York ranges from 81 TO per cent
PREMIUM GO days sight; other Northern ports to ,;
London 10 to 10 premium. Mexican dollars are quoted
at II per cen, premium, and United States gold coin
to premium.
On the 2st inst. afternoon Eugene Fuller, cabin
passer ger, f. ON New.Oreans, in Il temporary fit Of
insanity, sprang overheard and was not afserward
seen.
Sunday June PC, at - p. M lat. 36 Ion. 49, passed
bark Mary c. Eek, standing to the nortbward.
The Empire City brings specie consigned as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
TIE HEATHER AND TIE CROPS.

CRors ~ Nrsr,sS,.-A correspondent OF Tag
TRIBUNE g. Ouaha City writes a. .oliows
The season thus far hss been very favorable, AMI
there l. every prospect Of abunJsn. crops Toe
great frost WI ich spresG such alton iu the East
err and Middle States two weeks SGD of which N fi1
M account given in Tn TKIBuNE did not visit Ne
braska We ave had DO frost 10 It Gre yege' auoa
eli CO the planting commenced aud hc pc
nov cut of daI ger IN m II. gr-a,er breadth of
ard whes; have been put IN this season than las and
u Increase would have been greater had no, the gold
excitement drawn many Of the settlers away from taer
farms The rraiipt with which the crop of last year
has been bought up for shipment, aid The prospect
fair prices for tha, 20 come, stimulating onr farmers
to renewed exertiops and giving brsht hopes for the
future of beautiful Territory. Corn u nov selling
here for shipment down the rver 81 ~ to % cents pee
bushel: potatoes q, about the same rses.
DRoVTH II FLORIDh.-A correspondent writes 70
The Sara1 Hat Republican Of a gloomy prospect fr
creps in Florida. li- letter, dated walsboos, Junc
l., say.; 1--WE have had light weeks OF constant
drcuih, and in many portions Of th, country tho
ground has rot been We; f,r three months. vast
quantity of timber is dying ard slready dead in the
upper part Of this Marion County. We shall make
grain il this section, and are srticularly ANXIOUS
" 20 hear that other sections have good crops This
the editor SAYS Georgia has.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTToN MARKET.-rhe sales OF Cotton
r the three precedr the departure If the Nova Sctsn
- 40 bales OF which 500 we're I e1PoI. and LOG %
speculation The market closed quietly, bat prices without
change iicm the previous Fneay.
STATE uF IRADE.-AdviceS IRON Manchester report
better demand but pTic-s unchanged
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARkEr.-Breadstutfs
wsr generally lower Richardson Spence Co report rom
Saad lower b.: without buyers 9; the REDUCTION American
IO6dIS e. Wheat dull. and Sdi1. lo~~r Western Red, q
4. d. White, 10 q 10 {; Southern White, az Corn
declining sud all descriptions slightly o~eI Mixed a. a.
YrU.w. sac 6; White, a. 9,
IlvERPooI PRoyIsIoS MtREEr.-Pr0visions were
s,I,4sy dun bat steady Beef d4 bat steady Po'k dul
bit ,tesdv. Lard dull Bacon quiet Tallow quiet. -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Rc-In was dau q.
o1 common. $ ssT lr. Ashes dun Al - 10y TO-. ala
81 SQSl for Pearls OILS il trhius request sPfts P-o'ine
stesdy 81 ~. II. l.,
I0SpoN N,RKFTS.-WHE,T was tenilng down
ward and al Kinds as llwcr SUGAR firm II. Nra1Y'
Corsou s CoFFEE firm. RIeL quiet IALLo" % LIN
sEED on IS 8. r.. - A,
LONDON MONEY MARKET.- Consels Tor the &C
count closed on the la,h 95sG9t. There was no piee AZ
Money the books closed 800 II, . u.
ANyRICAN SEcCRIrIEs.-The latest ssles were o.
IIpo Central 49, az discount ditto cent esses
Of 1850 (Frselsud) 81 $50 New lork Contra shste-
Ere Railroad shares 5Gs FeEn.y'arh C~-tF=! e' IA MOT
GQSJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

RAILROAD AcCIDEST.-An accident occurred near
the Melvsle Station Of the Northern Central abroad
Friday afternoon, by the O'Clock train from this
ci,y rnnIing over COW The train was going a, the
usual rate Of speed when the COW discovered By
the engineer shor. distance ahead on the track lie
Immediately gave the alarm and checked the speed of
the train, and the animal jumped from the track and
supposed 70 be entirely ont Of the way. The To-
com motive and baggage car had passed, when the COW
ran down the embenkment, was caught between the
baggage and first Passenger cars and was thrown
under the tram. After dragging her for some thirty
yards, the bolt which held the forward truck to tho
car gave way and the body Of the rushed forward
large part Of the floor Of the car was torn out and
the passengers thrown to the ground. Among them
were Mr. Samuel Sands and John G. Cockey, Of thia
CITY, Not one Of the Passengers sustained any injury
The tram ran but short distance when the loose truck
turned on the track and threw two Of the carr again
alarge rock which severed the train and entirely
stopped il. The train returned to the city on Friday
night II is that such an accident occur without
any personal injury Bait Sun, June "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
POLITICAL.

The Richmond Enquirer alludes to the Pfesden-
tai question thus:
"The friends Of Gov. Wise are determined that the
voice Ct Virginia shall not be msrepresented at
Charleston. They regard their own fayoritc az the
most available of all the candidates for the Presidency
and as the choice of Virginia. They intend to test this
OPTION fairly And if the issue shall prove that Me-
Hunter instead Of Gov. Wise, Is the choice OF the
State, they intend that Mr. Hunter shall receive the
vote Of the State, ana viii unite To- give It to him.
And We have received the assurance, from a quarter
well entitled to respect that a. least anumoer OF Mr.
Hunters mot prominent friends are ready AMI willing
TO meet Us ON this ground of fairness AMI principle.
More than II al assured that OF these gen
ilemen wsm friends and enthusiastic admirers OF Mr.
Hunter, have already pronounced IN favor oi Gov
ses nomination the ground Of his superior avail
ability, under present circumstances
ELEoTIos.-The election on Wednesday for Repre-
sentative to Congress from the Eastern District OF
Rhode Island resulted in the choice o. Christopher
Robinson as already announced The vote wss very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
GINSENG.
To ,i> y6,f,, Of The n. \. Tr-bu,>.

70 Y. 4
SIR: ~ you, II common viii other psper>, have
published notices Of the immense quantities Of Gin
seng now being gathered in Minnesota and other
Western States. you will doubtless be the means of
saving the poor digeers the loss o; their time. and
shippers or buyers their money. by publishing the
fact that the Autumn j. the only time for getting the
root in its perfect state. The first specimen of the
Minnesota root was shown Is Yesterday, and il.
spopgy, shryeled lean and fbrous, utterly worthless
for shipment to Chine and will hardly sell for home
use, for which the demand is quite limited
We have been flooded with letters from Western
merchants on this subject aud It did not occur to US
until quite recently that they digging now, but
that it was what had beer dug ss' Fall
Yours rep otiully sCHIHFFELIN BROTHERS Co.
Nets- Iork. June p, 1882.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
THE WAR.

Turn dispatch says that after the retreat of the
Austrans from Bologna, the Cardinal Iegae departed
and the Municipality proclaimed Victor Emanuel
Dictator.
The King Of Sardinia has Issued an crdeT of the
day extolling Garbaldi, and awarding hha gold
medal of the military order.
The Official Wiener ZeifpEg gays that the Emperor
Of Austria will forthwith assume the immediate COM
mand in chief and had ordered new position for his
army, which would be taken up in the best manner.
The Austiisns were evacusting Modena, AID were
in full retreat toward the River Oglo.
Large reenforeemens were about TO leave Yfarce
for the army.
Napoleon on the 18th moved his headquarters to
GorgOnzola
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
COL. LEE AND HIS SLAVES.

To ire Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune
SIR: perceive in your pspsr OF this morning .
malicious attack, by al anonymous writer, upon Col.
Robert l.. Lee Of the United State, Army aud his do
ceased father i1aw the late c. W. y. Gusts Of Ar.
lington. am so well acquainted with Col Lee and
bis esiimabe family aud Of the condition Of matters
at Arlington in relation 10 the slaves that, without
Hesitation, I pronounce the whole s'orya malicious
fabrication by personal enemy Of Col. Lee. Is
asserts what no. true thst Mr. Cutis ret his slaves
free at bis DEATH aud thus complains that he has ia
CURED concerning the will, but could get satisiac-
ton" What right has he any other man 10 Enquire
into the private affairs of another II is pIoce II
impudence which every hgbt-mlnded nan ought to
rcbuke. Not COR the benefit Of the slanderer u.s
chow the "Reminiscences Of his attack. will state
that the will Of Mr. Gusts may be at the proper
record office at Alexandra, and that provides for the
maIunission Of his slaves, ire ycars after his death.
lie died in October 1857.
will venture 10 suggest that the writer who signs
bis production " Citizen" il one Of the med ling
sconndrels who, immediately after Mr. Cdstss detth,
went over from Washington city aud tried 10 induce
the negroes upon the Arlington estate to run away,
falsely telling them that they all free. am no
advocate for Slavery in any form, and have 20 other
interest in noticing this matter than that which every
ought 10 feel in exposing concealed assa'sins OF
character and in defending the reputation OF an &c
eompushed gentleman and estmabe man like Col. Lee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
THE ADVANCE OF TIE FRENCH.

The Morning Post publishes the following dispatch,
dated Paris, last night:
On the 18th, the Emperor removed his headquar-
ters to Gorgonzola In the afternoon, his Majesty
personally sups rne pded the throwing Of two bridges
Of boats over the AIDA. The operation, which pre-
sented serious difficulties, perfectly effected. As
soon as the bridges were completed, the army began
It's movement, which was to be concluded yesterday.
After some heavy rains the weather has again bee one
fire, and the troops in high spirits
The Daily Ners City article OF Tuesday evening
SAYS:
Tile funds received fresh impulse this morning,
owing TO the progress made in the constitution OF a
new Ministry coupled With g. increased hope that the
war in Italy will not be oflong duration. In the other
markets a decided buoyaucy was again shown on
Change; this afternoon there was fair demand for
bills on TIE con, nent, aud regards Hamburg
Frankfort St. Petersburg, and Naples the tendency
was less favorable for this country"
From The Tine. Ciiy .frtiosJ
The statement regarding the progress of the iorma-
ton Of the new Ministry produced good effect this
morning and Consols opened with real buoyancy.
This Leu to .eveIsl reazatious, both on the part Of
SPECTATORS and the public, and reaction took place
bat the closing prices were per ccat above yester-
day..
There DO bullion operations 81 the Bank today
The banking house of Messrs Fuller 4 Co. OF
Moorgate street is TO anal amate at the end OF the
prescn, month with tina; Of Messrs Taplc, Baba y n
CO. Of Lombard street.
Tkc LoRd0s Times City article contains a letter
ajytrtilg TO the affairs Of Messrs. Carr, Brothers
r., cf Newcastle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

A special dispatch 20 Tile Baltimore Sun, dated
Washington June "A, ssys:
Judge Douglas stated today. TO a very prominent
Southern politician, that he inteuds 10 support the
uouiree OF the Cbarleson Convention; but that what
was meant by tie leterto M Don, Of Iowa was, that
be Will not himself consent 10 run upon platform that
he cannot indorse. In any event he will adhere to
his party against the opposition
Private sdyices from Texas lead Us Gays The
Washington Star, Administration to believe that
Gen. Sam Houston will, in all probability, beat his
opponent, the Democratic partys nominee, for the
GoyeIcrsAp Of Texas in their approaching election
Linn Il. Sanders OF johnson County has declared
himself candidate for Congress, in the WITH District
Of North Carolina, in opposition TO Mr.. l. o b.
Brarch tie lreseu; Representatives, Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

FIRE ~ PEARL sTREET.-La-t evening at u
O'Clock fire broke out IN the third floor Of No. l79
Pearl street, in the wine-bottling establishment OF
Cordoya s. Muncs, but being discovered a, an early
moment, il was e1tingushed before much damage
occurred. The fire originated in a tub containing
quantity Of combustible material which stood close
to some casks Of camphene or fluid. The first h,or
was occupied o. glass warehouse by Mr.. Bureil;
the second floor being unoccuped. The cincum-
stances connected with the origin Of the fire sre
rather suspicious and the matter is under nyestga
ton b. the Fire Marshal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
LATEST NEWS.
by Telegraph from london TO LirerpooiI
LosDoS, June L..

fBy Telegraph from london TO Lirerpool.l
LosDos, June 15
The Daly Ners says that Lord Palmerston is
making satisfactory progression in the formation OF
his Government, and, having filled up the most i'm
portant appointments is proceeding to allo those of
subordinate rank.
Lord John Russell will undertake the Department
Of Foreign Affairs and it il believed that Mr. Glad
stone will Join the Government Some Of the evening
papers last night published lists of the new Admins
traton 1t is proper the public should be Informed
that DO authorized statement of the composition OF
the new Government possibly appear before
Friday.
The London Hcrald publishes a Berlin telegram
that six Prussian corps darmfc are modified. 1t
saws: "Of course this means war. The advent OF
"Lord PalmerstOn to power has evidently induced
Prussia TO take this decisive step, and to join Aus
" tra in the struggle against France The Eoglish
people will now perceive the truth of what we have
before asserted that Lord Derby's Government
" clone preserved Europe from general war"
The Iondoa Post says that the formation of the
new Cabinet is progressing rapidly, and in the most
satisfactory manner, and il hopes tomorrow to com
ple,e the publication of the Ministerial arrangement
Tile London advertiser believes that after Lord
John Russell had accepted the office of Foreign Sec
rotary any Office in the Cabinet which lac might pre-
fer was offered to Sir James Graham. The Right
Hon. Bsronet however, declined to accept any Office
on account of the nirm state of his health, but As
cured Lord Palmerston that lie would cordially sup
port the new Ministry.
The papers of this morning abstain from publishing
the rumors commonly current during Ministerial in
| teuegnum.
TIE Adrortiscr says that Lord PalmestOn stated
asst night to some private friends that his arrange
mens are so far completed that he hopes to 90 dowt
70 Windsor Castle this evening to submit the list t,
Her Majesty, or if not this evening, tomorrow morn
| ing before Her Majesty leaves for Ascot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
Later from Havana.

CHaEIFsTos, Horiay June 81, lSd.
The steamship Isabel has arrived here, with Havasn
dates of tie 9th inst
Sogsr wat quiet, bat prices wee ".,hoa. change.
Molssses dull and rOuirai
Ffeigtte were inactive.
Exchar ge OF New in;k was n pe- cen. premium,
and Oh New 0rlests I! a 4 pr oe-t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
THE LATEST NEWS,
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
RECEIVED by

N l.
WASHINGTON, Monday, June 81, 1859.
Under the instructions Of Secretary Cobb, Mr.
Guthrie, the agent of the Treasury Department,
has investigated the expenditures OF your Custom
Uouse. and recommended the dismissal of 200 in
cumbents as super1uous. The proposed changes
are inter ded TO be made on the 1st Of July, and
Messrs Fowler, Mather, Maclay, Cochrone, and
host Of others here protesting against this policy
SIS ruinous to the party. Secretary Cobb is commit
ted TO it, but as some impression has been made on
the President, he may yield partially. These
abuses should have been corrected year ago
The embarrassments Of the Post Office Depart
ment will be felt most seriously after the LIST OF
July, when the present fiscal year closes. Thus
far the small contractors, not exceeding $50 have
been paid, and the clerks in the large postoiices
as heretofore No appropriations having been
made, both classes will be entirely cut off, though
commissions wherewiih to pay the latter will ac-
cumulate. Serious inconvenience is expected, as
nearly six months must elapse without relief-an
interval during which the needy viii be exposed
TO usurious exactions The salaries of the officers
Of the department proper here, are provided Tor IN
the Civil bill for the coming year.
Owing to the impoverished condition of the
West, limited receipts are expected from the land
sales to come off during the next three months.
Various Lecomptonites who were compensated
by the appointment of their sons or relatives to
West Point are disappointed aud indignant at the
five years rule, which prevented whole class
from graduating thus reducing the vacancies one
half At the Naval Academy, Annapolis, several
in the same cate CORY failed in their examination,
and ex-memLers are here besiegiug the Depart
ment for relaxation of the rules 10 their favor.
Thus far Intellectually. Mr.. Reilly of Pennsylvania
is among the number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

ATTENPTED >ClcIDE.-LBst night, woman ma ned
Ellen Shepherd who was confined on some trivial
charge in the Fourth Ward Stston-House, attempted
10 commit suicide by hanging herself in her cell Tho
dooruan discovered her hanging 10 the cell door BY
rope which she had made by tearing up her under
clothing and cut her down. The Di'trictSurgeOn
wa. called in and succeeded in resGscitating her. Lift,
wa nearly extinct when the poor woman was dIscov-
ere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28
THE AISTRIAN STILL RE1RElTING.
Napoleon Crossing the AIDA.
PRUSSIA ARNIING.
pALMERsTOHs MINISTRY NOT COMPLETED.

FATnER PoIST c. T.. Monday, June q, 1859.
The steamship NovaScciisn, from Liverpool on
Wednesday the 18th inst passed this Peint a. i:3J
this Afternoon, On her way to Quebec.
The steamship North America, from Quebec ith
inst, arrived at Liverpool on the nth.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New-York
Eth inst, arrived at Queenstown on the li;b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-28

HAMILTON COLLEGE CoNYESCENENT, a, Clinton,
y vii take place Thursday JAY q. Presieu; Fisher
will deliver rs F Annual Dscours Be- fore the scCior Class
on Sunday srruocn July IT, Prot Hitchcock Of Uu0u T0
logical miusy viii address the Socey Of Christian Research
Oh Sunday evening Moadsy evening vii be devoted 70 Pe
Dcl.m,,iou On Tue.i,y evening July - Dr. j. c. Holland
Of spips hed MSS will deliver Address and NJ John o.
Poem before the Literary Societies Or "Wednesday Al
-rnoon the Alausn viii b. addressed hy he Rev. Dm
Nrwbuyport Msss. II the class q lslt, aud Pea
will b. delivered BY Mr.. VIM ". Howe Of New York, Of the
Class Of 1855.