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would CARY with them grea. veignt, even tn'e- =.
night b. on,vo'ed nv h. colessne- IN 'nr I''' -
II i 10 the Cabinet 'hs. the iucubtioo 81
takes place there II = ths' he lcSul '''r
me Norrtng Po., announces that the va. in' o'l,7
Of President u the Board - Trve vii D. h.ei y i
appointment Of Mr.. Miner Gib-op. lac cao'ne' "''
thu remain composed Of fifteen members.
Yesterday gard dinner wss gwen 4 or'9Ar -
the Rieh, Hon Sir II. G. Hayter VI. 7 by iniep'ni-
ert liberal Members Il he House Of CJminons ON rs
retirement from oihclsI lie.
A, Pans there i An impression thst ne severn! -
n. lo.s.. ~ both sides in the war Will increase "e
prospects cf sny Pee f. dipomoc Intervention 'na'
a Az b. c,utsmp plated. -,
The T,res publ.hrs bet al. by an eye witness %, The
massacre ~ Perugia, ami deyoes aesins ar'ice %
the subject. .l
The standard Of recruit. fo- the royal marines a1G
I,t rfsr,ry has been reduced FOR growing ais 81 u
yesrs 'o ; feet inches.
The Pari- correspoodsr, Of the N0raipg P.'' tele-
c-sphs .ha, the n: Il sardinia has rsilsei All dca-
tori in or pro'ec'orate in the Pon'hcA Sta'e., "a
will cnudre hims. Il 20 SEEDING officers charged win
the aiu'e Of good order, AMI 10 safely cen 'n
exeercies Of public opinion without II any way inter-
f-rirg with the rights II the Pope.
Yesterday being the final day Of the Oxford Jniver-
v election was Chi Is for the polling OF the reslens
Nj Glad,tone- majority sgan rose steadily through
ont the day He has pollei = votes more than A. NJ,
last contest in 1888 while The opposition ha- poei -
votes less than on that occasion.
Firm The D1ig ye,r. Ciiy I,iicle cf F,i2Iy EreHtag
The funds opered Nth strong appearance. o",nS
Ia con,r ued r,e on the Paris Bourse, The favorable
revenue returns ard the declaration OF neu'rahty re-
t.ra,ed by the Minister'S after attaining fresh Use oi
T. ceIt hoE.yer, Cousols became dull N the sIter-
loon. ard the ls.t quotations were 9 cent below
those Of Yesterday. In the other departments OF the
Stock Fycbarce, the late rise j, very well mintained
In the discount market the choicest paper was taken
a, y e cent. ,.,,--..-
Preparations are nov being msie for the bills ma'ur-
irg or' the t,h Monday \ further sun OF t-N,OW
in Australian gold was taken - the Bank = tty.
fre.h parcel OF about ( 1000 in Russian gold anne
10 hand and vas taken for transmission abroad
From The London TINE, (Ciiy i'tcleI
FRIDAY EVENING.
The English Funds opened thia morning at siresh
improvement of J. and have remsinei sithou, idfiner
charge 20 the close.
In the Discount market there j. considerable actv-
ity aud the applications at the Bank have again been
rather nun erous.
The United Kingdom aggregate traffic shows an in-
crease Of t.S, so for the week ending June -.
There was no change of importance ID American
Securities.
The Coonisl Proiace markets during the week
hsve been rather dull
MONDAYS steamer for India and China viii take ont
Eg2GC6 in silver, and II, 46l in gold.
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"a ~ ,h- d,ni.ni ony Of rssi chartr"i AS
sli Tar afiau a. t1Gf, M lAF' w
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me ~. = - .-i..l % III. Eastern trade, sAlcs Il
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" a 6qie f.- J-r.ey Ycos; Other a q. are noninsA
BlnFS-rr, r,Arset q ..raiy with far temini ,
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DIED.

Allen, RIosPG y on Ta sy ,; Jay G.o'e c.
CRAwFoRD-At Harlem. "Wednesday July 49, Anna wife
OF Andrew Crawford aged 10 years.
Tie relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited %
attend funeral her late residence, One and
twenty fifth street Sixth avenue, Sunday The I'm
int, al O'Clock m, without further invitation
CLARKE this city, Ann widow Of the late Michael Clark
DIBBS-on Wednesday Jay 49, Sarah Frances, daughter Of
The relsie. and friends are respectfully invited attend her
funeral hi. Friday afternoon a, 3ok, from her late resi-
deuce. No. % Portland La Fayee Brooklyn
DAyENPORT-In New Haven, Conn. Tuesday July H.
Eliza NJ, wiz OF John IL Davenport, aged - years
GAMMA h. .idence No . Ridge street Sunday July
10 sanae! IT, Eakin formerly Of the Custom House. IN the
HAsLETT-ln this city "wednesday evening July 49, Lilly
Has-tt s1ed ~ years.
HITCHlSsOS-in th. city on "Wednesday July ID. AUes
H1;etl'on, in The -SiH year Of her age.
HYsLoPIa this city wednesday afternoon, July - Rober.
Hy.op IT,
LAwTOS-ln Brooklyn, on Thar,dsy July IT, Jo. Rice, in
fArt ct VIM b and Marcia Z. La~ton, sgvd mouth,
MULLiGAN-In this city, Thursday, july a. C.,hlrne
Roberts wife Of the Rev John Michigan, IN the cd year VI her
IT, relatives freud. family invited attend the
funeral from Presbyterian Church Fifth
e Netel n street, a. oclk Saturday, Hocss whOg.
further Invitation.
MIyEs-n this city, Tuesday, July r. Jane. Mines
tive OF kiLsp, County CayiI, lrvsud aged y year.
PELTZ-At Paterson y. j. Wednesday July Is, Richard
Clinton infant Of the Rev Phillip Peiz Of that city eyed
= uoLtEs.
PETITE this city "Wednesday July 49, T. b Petit
Of Br1jla..a r. and Sarah ". P-;i;
PLATA Royi s,4,en Island Thomas Plat, in the 18th
year VI
STEWART-l Brosklyn Oh Weine.iay Jgy l3 Of cholera
ufan-lu Chsuucy Porter o. Orlando l. AID Mary
Stewart. aged ! ard months.
Remains Palmyra for burial.
TRUEsD cLL-0g TLlr,d.y morning July IL. John p, son
Samuel Eszs TIue.dcl. as-d year, and aoath'
IT, friends family rsp~c,fy invited tt-ut ,s-
Fd1syl afternoon O'Clock, from the resdence
q bis parents No - DomHick street.
WHITING - sudGeuIy. on W-dresdsy morninz July -,
Amanda Louisa Fralo, H. " " hitting ssed 70 years
ard 10 days.
To- rea,,i ana friends ne family rep ly invited 70
G;.etd he neral from her ate rdetce No Lausitlhe
psc- fNest TweLty-ru'A street,, Saturday, Afternoon a. :
olos H. wi.aJL: ilr-ae. invitation.
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DESTRUCTION OFAN AUSTRIAN STEAMBOAT
ANn IMN uIINDKED WIN.

The following is an extract from the letter OF IW
Da.Iy Mars correspondent dated June II:
.ihe day before yesterday one Of fne An-trian
steamboats, which ran 90 the Lake OF GTis had
started from the oppose hank WITH the o1lec, OF re-
couDoi,ering Garbal1- forces al Sac As after the
action of Wire II was thought prudent Ia strengthen
the Cacciaton dele Alpi, Pledmoniese battery was
seLt there with two ba'taloDs OF Fanus DIVISION
They had in, arrived when the Francis Joseph steam
boat WAS ordered steer 10 the Bfc-csn SHE oi Tue
Garda. She therefore steamed IN that dIeclon' Du,
at the moment she entering the itirbor ot Sale
the PedrnOn.esc battery opened ~ IRE upon her
Our guns had been SO well directed that two oi tnef
round mot soon destroyed her elegant stern. OF
conrse thi- was the signal for ha-iy retreat, bu a.
she was about 20 turn her helm, a eilfectef gre
pade fell on the middle Of her deck. Two seconds Al
terward tremendous explosion was heard the gre
bad made its way into the magazine, aui IN less
than five minute. the Francs Joseph was IN flames
distress signal h0isted, bat before The Beneiek
could be sent from PescLiers to help ner crew, sue
sank in the midst of the lake. Not one OF the 2oJ
meu she Lad on board was saved; all OF them per
i.bed either burned to death by the flames, or
drowned in the waters Of the classic Benacus.
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THE LATEST.
LoNDos, Saturday.

LoNDo., Saturday, Juy2, 1879.
letter from Vienna, il the National Ga:ette OF
Berlin, ssys
1t Is generally believed, in wel.-nformed circles
that the Lelt mail will bring account OF an arnlls
tce which Will the basis for negotiations for
peace The same opinion prevails q, the Bourse,
where prices have improved.
Berlin letter, IN the H1m6urg Aers, says:
IL m-y be considered a. certain that the Prusslan
Government las opened negotiations with Eogani
AID Russia. IN orcer to establish common basis OF
mediation.
The Times correspondent AZ Vieoaa telegraphed
la,t night TIA; the Emperor viii probably stay in
Italy.
TIE Minister FOR Foreign Affair, ma ju.. LEFT We.
roma.
The T,mss states tina, the house Of Rothscbili al
kfort, A. ~. has taken new per cent Iiessen
Darm.tact loan at 1900 900 guiiers az %.
The Grsrd Duchy OF Baden is also about to issue
100000 Of per cent way Bond. a. 9i!.
The tenders for the Panani route delivered
Yesterday. The Pennsuisr ami Oriental Company mas
not rendered, but the Royal Mail Company has The
results Will no; be made known for seversl days.
NJ. Golden has declined 20 accept the seat ia the
Cs1rei, which reserved FOR him the for nation
of The present Administration.
TIE Post say. tlat NJ. ,bden csme 10 the concll.
sor, thai the consisting purposes Of his public he will
he best promoted by ss reusiHDg Iudepeaien,
Member u Parliament, in which csps. ty however,
there is reason u expsc. that lie vii give friendly
support ~ tie preser. Administration.
Ihe TINS remarks tlst the l. befa party viii hesr
81 NJ. COb1els decision with gTes: regret and ak-
" How are the middle classes 20 b. represented Il
such opportunities thrown away Mr.. Cob ieos
presence aud thR; # Mr Gio-on Ia the Cabinet would
nave represented the -ubstautia defes; Of the oil!
Wig monopoly Of office. The man VINO could uni'e
IL AIs own person the three quses Of Parliamentary
orator popular leader and Cabinet Munster, would bs
10 Insignificant parsonage % time ike the present.
AZ o Iewbey C.. .le Cabinet, NJ C9bden'. cpiaion.
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Arrived.

Steamship Jamestown skinner, Richmond &c, md'e. and
Steamship Locust Point French. Baltimore. mdse to H. B.
BaiI Il rro~brdse Cef N.Hayen, Fisher. Barbados ls
Bari Loud, Galveston p days. cotton to ua',ss
Brig Jsfs lBr Faulknrr, Maitland ~ ., u days plaster To
Brig Rabiu Wallace Egz,be,hpor coal bound Salem.
Bs kq'h HeckeI Curacao 10 dsy ait 70 hoh Pet'ahn
B. Alma (Br Brown Nassau july , cotton sponge, &c. -
Bs sarusgo tBrem E.eubook Port suPla,:e July to.
basco TabosanS sc % o. PIX keH'ae9 kslen,,,
schr Elm City, Mchses New Haven in ballast for Bridge
sh John Maroye Williams. Little Ers Harbor days char
schr CalegO Smith, Richmond days. md,- 70 C II. Pier
schr Azoan CBrl Enes. CT Island 10 days fri; TO J.
Sour W. f. ssse,l tof Port Rchmond) Gibson Baac'a 10
day., fruit TO Ihon,. G,aariD; ....
&c. 10 Wasemsn Dimon Co. July ., lat y ~, lon
A. .iglal.a hip Consla bound =.
schr ". Burden, Burden Norwich days In ballast to
sctr George Snow Chase New Haven day. IN ballast 70
schr Eyerrade, Runbs, Addison days humber Mayhem
Schr Tomab. .l,on. Calais Days lumber to J.dFy
sehr brrt Bret Joo. Bon ia b.a.' -, As,9y
SCI Gsz.t'e, Crowel Albany iamoer b9und - Dennis.
sehr sarah AD9, Hn,,, Po, E~sn COAL bound 20 Bo''u
sehn P-yions, Close, Cap niy, fish.
schr :. 4. cdgsnns. ,sper, Virginia, wood
schr REINDEER kinn-r, bsl,inot. coal
Sen, Victoria Neil Lr Esi a;TSo, day., chars.
seSr Aimis Hsi,, s;oIinsoon By days. md.r
schr elade Jones. Middleton 2day. IN bass, 10 ma'ef
schr. HUc,ou, Gnggius Poff'sn1. Conn. days stone
Sop Rob Roy. Hall Little EzE HarbDf Days eosl.
s.11p Recouoitis, Mathews, Lil- Egg harb1r, coal
Steamer Po,on.ka Nye New Bedford, md'e ard pass 70 Jos
Allen.
steamer Delaware Copss Philadelphia and Cape hsy nds
and pass 20 p. Perkins , 49,,
s,sgm.r We.tchs.t.r Clark Providence, mdse 20 l. Ode.
BELOW-Bark Hyperion froLi B4rbsdoe, - days.
Also chip T. q. Barney, q days from Apals 1ic)s-By pilot
boat Jane. No !.
A.o hip Floyd, from Liverpool, bsrss C-n'tn from
Newcastle bark q sdiaof OJ-uld,.n, from Mar.-.
Al ,hre. by plot boat rett.e.
sAILED-Sbirs Golden Fleece. San Fanc.oo j. Aannn
GalgestGL.
WISD-sunset, ;. 5. T.. and thick
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NoTFS OF THE WAR

Accounts from the Airs'ic state that the French
feet AZ AntiV0ri, ani consisting Of nve ships al
the line eight iriEa,es, six steamers, thirteen
floating batteries. nine guubOas, nine bIi-s AM two
ihreeu asters ia: with II many troops AMI large sup
plies of provisions and ammunition aud that Admiral
BuUe. Is about to open es.-d orders.
letter from Narese Of the 2l.i. in the Sem1Dt1rs
of Msrseies. says " ,ai spectacle was present az
three DAYS ago the ewes Of the inhabitants Of th.
place. Professor Monaco arrived here in such p!tia
Die state that the greatest unessine-s Is felt Tor hi.
life He had been arrested a. hostsgr by General
urbsn ami has since been obliged - follow the
Austrian column foot. and, rOtwIth>t autny his
great age, hes been exposed 70 the mos; horrible ia
ilgue. He strength having become exhausted re ap-
Piled 10 General rban or alienation Of his sui
ieriugs. The reply order from the General "a
give tim fifty blows with q stick, aires which he
SCI at liberty.
In an autograph letter, tie Emperor OF Austria mas
caused the ordinances relative 10 the Pr t-.ta, 10
Austria be issued without wA'iDs for the revision
Of the Council of State.
TIE Sport saws:
"Mii.srv law is 20 irAexibe Ia Prussia that M one
under apy crcum,farces can be exempted from militia
~ service. N. Schckler member of tue rsctrg COM
ntee ofthe Jockey Club Of Paris. sni the well kn1
pwIer OF raceborSes who l. Prussian IA, received
orders TO jon the >h corps drmee Of Prussa-he
belCr rirg to the lsrGwehr.'
AL Odessa letter q the lst SAYS:
=" The declaration Of war between France AMI Aus
mia has surprised this por about fifty Austrian y,.-
winch of course. dare not venture into the Net-
terIauean for fear of meeting win French cruisers
Thee vessels have, therefore, been laid up IN await
the close of the war, and the Austrian Consul General
has sent the crews home by the Danube
J coed steryis tod ~ The SP9r! newspaper, A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15
THE FRENCH FIELD TELEGRAPH.

Frsn. ne Paris CerY>p>hcenfJ ~ '~~-
war corresnondepi. da,pg from Blesc'a On the
9th Of June, reports fact Which ha1 no. h s
,ictt to vsy nurno.es r. would spp-a' ths, the re-
sriable precision and unity Of the French evolaGa.
was accom- lshed by qdl'e no'.i s0l, oil a'de
ds.cayoos From each corps, once IN position,
bo,ear rode of 70 the next divsion nnrolrg on hls
rand ,uyse light wire, which 10 ii re va lot m
adapting to field apparatus; ans the proc,.- va. re-
peaied al along the French liue Of l. mes. Hence ta-
povemer, Of tue whole army Wa koown and rsgua.ed
Ike clock work f." from dawn 20 ds1y eve, oo mat
decisive DAY. This arrangeUeD. had been planne IN
Psris, and supply 81 gutta prcha covered pls'1
thread for .ar1ed with secrecy ani d-p1tcn. II ma
done IL work and the patent may now D. d'-co-ei'
Portable gslvarsm besi, portable gas. |, was afea1y
known to both armies that special teekrapnc corps
operated IN the Of the Allies, aud I.d "1e- q.
fact a. any advance was made. NJ Lar i me ch'ei
engineer ard th- fra, Frenchman ~hO entered Nova
Js while the austraDs we're scarce yet ont OF - wa
NJ Gsuihisr of that staff who set up his box AZ teie
praph.d the details Of the Tetreaug corps al the mo-
mrnt they were outside the yates. LJnato, Mohe-
chi ro ana Ca-t glone were IN instsL; c'nmnni 1''h
with Rre,cia gLd Jan when evacuated oy TIE l'e oh
the l3d.
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THE ALLIES LEVfES IN LOMBARDY

MILAN, Jane II, 1883.
There is good deal Of recruiting going on here-a'
least there are reveral recruiting offices Open There
il one for the French foreign legion, which certainly
has much need ill the gaps aely made 10 's ranks;
one for the Pedmonte-e 'yal Catb neef-; one, AN
told for the PeGDontese army, and one tor GIrloa
Legion The last alone To find much favor with
the L0ubards the Others have yet obtained little
or nothing. ! am informed that the number of voun-
teers who have Joined Garbadi since his fr-' entrance
into Lombard territory cannot be estimated al less
than 600 20 0OO In the very first % ho1rs that
hi. office was open at Milan 500 presented themselves.
His servce j. most popular here. His former exploit
a. a c0HdOticre in the Nal.ena and else where gave
him sn immense reputation 10 Lombsriy; ant TINS,
need not saw mas been enhanced by the ss that
ATTENDED his recent hazardous expedition into the lake
district where he fairly out-generaed his opponents.
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THE ACTION AT CASTELNEDOLO.

The Verona Ga-stte gives the following details o
tfe eomba, which took place on the 18th, between the
Austrian troops and the troops OF Gauoa!d, al I As
telnedOlo:
The corps of Gsribsldi had occupied su the
houses, farms and ms Of the country order to en-
barass TIE movements Of the Austrian army. IGe
advanced posts OF TIE division Urban wege therefore,
surrounded by the enemy on all sides nevertheless,
Gen. Urban gave orders for immediate s',sck. All
the points occupied were taken at the point of the
bsyOIet Tie combat lasted for two hours; ster
which the volunteers hastily hed and returned 10
Br.scia According to the account given by prisoners
GarbA6 in addition to his 000 volunteers and four
pieces of artillery had received considerable reen-
iorcemens Ire the Pledmon.ese brigade vi vosheIa
The Austrian troops we've 1000 strong, and cOnse-
quently very inferior in number, and they were much
impeded in their movements by the nature Of the
ground. which wac intersected by canals. Some Of
the volunteers, wsrpg TO escape s0u tie c9mbs,,
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AIE.>Y Juy H. p. -sLovS and GH.i> Inactive Inc
rv r.uord TODAY oli. of se retail business tre zSo
bl.h Whi- Canada WHEAT 80 aud SON" los 81 oinad
O.rss fgfa+9c WHISKY saes 80 bb.' A. % som" snai
lots bruulht 10 ,..sz,
BUFFALO, July - m.-Florg unchanged sale. ~ 700
- D, -, NlW,uk,. club WHrAr continues dull. the s>l~s
hong mostly Wisconsin NilrT private t"rm tosN hfm,
b., qu. CANAL steady; Flour b., Wheat Ic and
Com Sc 20 Ssw-Yurk L,kF IMPORTS TO-DAY: l,So Dds
Ei-ur C,y,t FNPoRrs. tOHe hh's 4ofn bush. VIVA
,prLPHt. July H-FLoUR declined. WHEAT quiet;
White 8 -. Rcd + 80 oars S'd4c HsCo>, Sd"s Vi :
DO shculerfs d7ie. WHISKY ,''acy AZ Ed.c COFFEE ~
4lf.c tor RIO. al - dan ,ff0 bass - -.
6m. " hit. S5a 50. R-d - 81 CORN hrm "ate -
ass. PEoy. ,Io>s unchanged. WHISKY IL dul; Oho Ec
CI<ct<>ArI Jolly ii-FLoVs ,o.rd with d'linug ten
deu,v sn =. .al.s $50 - 50 for suPrue WHEAT nns.
lied Red 10, White ~ 5G 81 20 WHISKY dah az -'tc-
Provisions firm. -,
NV oELEA>s July 10 -CoTroN unchsnged sales today
bsl.s buoyaLt aid an advanced &C. sales a. os~
e:r for fair 20 fully fair
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A CIRCULAR FROM COUNT CAvoUR.

The following Is the circular addressed by Count
Cavour to the Sandman Ministers at foreign Courts
TURIN, June IL. 1859.
SIR: The knowledge YOU possess of the principles
which have always directed the policy of his Msestys
Government, and the FIRE iuept communications have
taken to address to you IN these stter times must
have enabled You 10 appreciate, and t. to be ap
precated the military aud political events which have
just taken place in Lombsrdy Ii Is, however useful
10 examine again the origin aud causes of these
events and to e, forth still clearly the intentions
ana the acts of the Kings Government.
. As coon "a the ltsan questionable existence of
which Or, s6ed by some, aud the Importance OF
which was leSesed by others-assuned in the first
place IN the prescriptions Of Europe, his Maies,ys
tsoinei with the fcaEknesS which caaracterzes II,
made known the extreme difficulty Of the sJtuaiion.
10 do this, IN the memorandum OF the lst of March
last sdcTssse 20 the British Government and which
was aerward published 10y the press, endeavored to
set forth the results OF Austrian domination in Italy
results which have no analogy ia modern history.
showed that the universal antipathy TO and
hatred OF The Austrian Government arose first of al
from the system of government inflicted on the Lom-
bardo-|enetians; and next and more particularly.
IRON the ssrt>nent Of nationality wounded by foreign
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OPENING 4 BRIDGE OVER THE NILE.

a letter from AleXsndIl1, ut The llth say1:
There was Il granite te'e-what the Arabs
pre- ssiyely ca fanlasia-a sfre les las. week,
tie of the opening for us of the splendid
iron bridge thrown the Nile there, over which
the railway "a Cairo passes. Salt Pssha attended a,
ueua OH such public occa-iJns by 1000 or 900
If bis troops prcsen, assisting q, the ceremony
TIE Uileuahs or high ministers of religo we're in at
tendarce aud opened the proceeding, by the custom
AIRY prayers; alter which twenty buio,ks we're sacrl-
feed the bridge being spanked with their bOot and
the flesh ois ubuted amor the poorer classes OF the
bytandeIs. Their religions part of the ceremony being
concluded Said Pa-ha, accompanied by NJ. Rouse, tue
chief engineer OF the railway aud other officials OF the
Nceioy, passed IN the hrst trsln over the bridge,
which for is whole length lined either -iie by
the troops the military band playing, and amidst the
huIiabs d The English v, rkIeu, which were eebly
ATTEMPTED to be ,imla'ed by the troops. said Pasha
d,I ayed his usual bera!ity the occasion by not
only having sumptuous dinner for all the work men
Ell ye IN the erection of the bridge and the oii als
of the railway, but il the tangible way OF order
ing one months pay To be presente to them, and
baokheesh Of >l0O 900 ordered TO be paid VI. Rouse,
ara Of 5000 to Mr. Harrison, SupeIinterding En-
giIter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15

Philip Rampe, a boy If years of age, who worked
in barber-shop in Seventh avenue, between Eight
eerth and Nineteenth streets, was taken TO Bellevue
Hospital on the night of the 18th inst. by Officer
Marsh of the Sixteenth Precinct, having been badly
beaten by person named Ryan. He was insen'ibe
at the tine of admission, and remained 50 until his
death, which occurred st 81 P. m. yesterday. Ryan
well known to the police and has doubtless ere this
been arrested The CorOners have been notified to
hold an irquest to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15
THE CANADA'S COLLISION WITH AN ICE
BERG.

Capt. Lang, OF the steamship Canada reports on
the 9Th met, al - p. M, came IN COLLISION WIN An
iceberg, carrying away the bowsprt cutwater and
upper part Of the main stem, all the damage being
four feet above water mark. The ship has made no
water and will be ready for on the day appointed
for sailing II is UNDERSTOOD however, that she will
go into the dry dock so a. to enable thorough IN
.neciinn 10 BE- male of her