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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
FRANCE.

The Paris Boursc on Friday advanced quarter per
cent the Reutes closing at OF. 65c TO off SOc, AMI
today Saturday they quarter per cent higher
than yesterday.
Tn. iron ram.screw fiigate of 5000 tuns will be
commenced this or next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
Reduction of FSpH,

CHic go. Tu--1hy Jc+. !, 10.
The Pittsburgh, FUn Wayne ard Chic>-v s@lroai
re- uc-d III. II fares ',-d-y {, the in wing -.1d1rd
NeSio'k. sl2; B.-t"n tli. Balrin,r- sed Pni.siel-
pLIs, each sl0. The other rusi- have done tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
FOUR GAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
TIE STEAMSHIP ARGO AT ST. JOHNS.
Garibaldi in Lombardy.
SUCCESSFUL MARCHING AND FIGHTING.
REVOLUTION INAUGUHATEDArC como
THE AUSTRIANS RETREATING.
The TicinO RecrOssed.

by tie American Teesr'pb Co.. Lines No p wsT. ~
ST. JOINS n. F., "Wednesday, June 3, 1889.
Tie screw steamship Argc, Capt. White, from A.
wsy 90 the 3Cth Of May, arrived at this port a. 10
O'Clock this evening.
Her sdvices are from Liverpool by ma to the
ey-pre Of tie 18th, and by telegraph to tie morning
Il the 9Th.
Tho commercial advices by the Argo are very
mssser. ADD appear :" have been male up on the
-upposition that the Africa would bea, her out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
A SLAYER Abandoned and Captured

IHAhLtsION, Tue@uay, JuHV = ~
Tie Coas, Survey steamer Walker has arrve' i'1h
Key West. 9TH nsi She reports that the bark D. W.
Cobb had towed in.o Havana New York schVoLef;
which che picked up, scutted aud abandoned, on
MsianEas. She had landed negroes,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
The State Editorial Association

SYRACUSE, "Wednesday, Jdnc 8, 1882
The State Editorial and biographies Association
vii meet in thus city tomorrow Thursday, June ..
A large gathering is anticipated, and amp arrange
menis have been made for the entertainment Of al
who NAV attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
Eseape Of a Connterfejrer.

PnIsDHfFHr,, "Wednesday. Jures 1887.
Pete. si-s Washington rsyor, the coun'erfritsf.
who wss recently arrested VI cuGscoaDg. n. j., has
esoopod fTpm The Camden jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
THE WAR,


PARIS, May %, 1852
There Is nothing new from Italy.
Portugal hss d. clared her H. utrsliiy.
Garibaldi is marching for Como.
Lo.Dos, May 80. 1859.
TIE papers Of this moruipg give accounts of the
expedi ion of Csrbudi and hi. volunteer corps
the right wing of the Au-traus in Upper Lombsriy
itch he's been by fsr tie u o.. striking and success
fol epirooe of the campaign.
PARIS, May 80, 1853.
Tie Wonaear publishes the following telegram:
"ALEssAsDRrA, May %, 1853.
"The Emperor Is enjoying perfec, health. We
have but few rick. The weather is beautiful and the
hsrvest bas begun. The army is abundautly supplied
aud Ike sCld continue TO feel full of coulonce ant
are in high spirits. Ganbaldi has reenforcenents of
tooTs. At Como the artillery has been reorgsnzei,
the National Guards modified, and volunteers are
Fastening increase the militia The national move
eut il spreading, and the town Of Lecco il tree The
Auttrsbs in Considerable force have occupied Dobbe
Ire following as received at Renters Tsls graph
Office yesterdoyt1l evening;
"G-n. Garbalii entered Como amid bell-rineiog
and the general illumination Of the town. AL the
siesners On the Lake Of Como in the possession
of Garbadi. The susriaus are in rapid retreat "
Advces from Lugsoo dated noon of the 18th,
state that the Austrians, pursued by Gen. Garhadi,
we're Withdrawing toward Milan. Gen. Garibadi
had occupied CsDerlo and Lecoo. Insure ctioos'y
movements have taken place in the Valtelne, and
SIT Vsltelue insurgents now on board an Aus
titan
The following adyices have been received from Lu.
geno to-day:
Yestorday evening, after & furious fight which
lasted fir. m 5 to O'Clock, Gsribaldi enter Como
The combat was renewed at camerlosta and the
Austrians again gave way and retreatod.
The town Of Como was illuminated, and all the
steamers in the Lake in the hands Of the pstrios.
This morning the Austrian steamer on u, Lago
Noggiore kept up three-hours cannonade upoa the
town of Canobbio without much effect.
BERLts, May, 2s
According to advces from Florence to-day Russia,
Prussia, England and Turkey said not to have
recognized the Provisional Government Of Tuscany,
and the repis sentaves of these countries are also
said 10 have withdraw their flags.
LONDON, May 30.
The T,mes sage that TIE report that Mons Berne-
dlIy is about to proceed from Paris eAtraordi'
rnry com mission to the German Confederation, tends
to strengthen the supposlton Of peaceabe compro-
mi,e at no dstaut fay by means Of Prussian agency
Pans May %, 1859.
The remi- fficia Pays OF this evening contains the
following:
"The Austrians, $4,000 10 number, quilted Prac-
tezza Yesterday and reeDtered Lombardy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
NAPLES.

The correspondent of The London TiT'e' reports
that several colonies of Ssiss regiments are compro-
ui,ed in Il acy against the Crown Prince.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09
n.Ssruc1iye Fire.

ColvNBrs, Ca, WEDNESDAY 1ane 81
TIE Alabama and foan,sins war re ess,op. -
bn,nsd las, righ,. with 5000 bales OF NE'0N'
t5OO,ooQ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-09

Tho. r. bill - -? so for drswi1s plsas fsr Ward
schoel No. TrLh W ard susd The
President and tLsk With sfsud
Tie PEssDt>T slated h.. ohsctsoDs - various snsn blue
BENEDICT oH.i.d r.-o1 ION eusctug W If tyss
that the sdjou.n 81 ek unb ether b.
fx Referee tho Committee III Laws
A.r bueb ish sb-t Pisi tJ th- N0'h Ward, sud
bu,G.ss Of tho eseioz reached the ons
report being admitted by Mr. AD,ssi
The Couu-- Z, Liw- Ruiz. and Regulators Ia pnuu-
adopted By d. Bn-rd May H. 1891 la.
siTuctng sold Con % rprt q this Board by law
"wLrh slz make II obligatory tnGt portion N the Holy
S.npui,- without comment .hsu b. r-sn -'ch
op-uiug Of III ih- schools under the jurisdiction II
ls H. sTd" r-.I.ctf ly rpr The tll,sins hyl,w. and
udneut, esss BY laws. sud would recommend their
sdopu
Ac g. page % Of the flaws strike on, the present Sc.
II, aud irstu IS follows;
Sc H. Ath- bic school. th. city uod~r the jursdic
Of riion ~ Holy scripun. w1nout notr commsn'
and shall be- the duty Il the pfupa " each department
the ch The jurisdiction II this Boud rsDOrt the
pro- Board Trustees aud 10 th. Bad siOso VI this
b,w witch report rh,l be ted 20 the roll rhe fOl
addfd 20 the article ~ the cOnuitte-
sfC Tire situation teach,r .hH b. fortified by will
fu violation ~ rule regulation Of this Board snch
sa thereafter b. phyc Ia soho luess the Tor
fiiure s by ibis Board Evsry rnucpsi .had rsp
tie Trnp-I 81 th Bosro, all vsous
Nv ,.sct,I. the rules snd resui. 81 th Bosrt n ~ich
tie casizaDt, and each ~ absnc.s
,ted a. shall alb CATION ths the Puoctpa
hs, duly ~ 4 the violation BY aascher iDcut
I'd IN tie ps the rules and glaions II this Board
IS ~ shall b. usds 20 teacher In wh'so case
the proyious " this ~ law have ut been complied with
stc n of 8sfbrr-sa shall take fret foD snd
the s DAY August, G u and rs Of ID. ssid
r.,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27
NEWPORT NEWS.
Address Newport Reporter, P. O. Box No. IS, New
port, Ky,1

Address Newport Reporter, P. o. Box No. S. New
port, Ky.l
The DAILY PREss.-Any of the citizens of
Newport desiring to subscribe for this paper,
can have it delivered at their residences by
leaving their names at the Newport Book and
Periodical Store, York street, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall. Advertisements and communi-
cations intended for the Press, will receive
prompt attention if left at the above estab-
lishment.
MANY of the teamsters of our city are in the
habit Of obstructing the smaller streets by un-
loading their wagons on the public thorough
fare, and leaving large piles of wood on the
streets for days, without removal. One of
these individuals, named Henry Grote, was
fined, before his Honor the Mayor, on Satur-
day last, for obstructing Hickey street.
MANY of our citizens will regret to hear that
Morris Shipley recently died in the State of
New York. And although he had not been
resident of this place for several years, yet
they will remember well his social, suict and
cheerful department towards all classes of our
citizens.
TEE members of the English Catholic Church
Of oUT city, are making extensive preparations
to celebrate the Fourth of July, by giving a
grand excursion on that day.
THE Sunday ordinance was strictly observed
throughout the city yesterday, by the retailers
of the ertract Of corn.
THERE is a lime dealers sign on Monmouth
street, near Jefferson, that reads, Cline, ss-
ment Hare" The knight of the brush who
did the lettering, says he is not responsible for
the spelling. He says, "Being Dutchman,
he did not know English, and got Justice of
the Peace, who lives not two Miles off to write
il for him." and of (D) Course he followed copy.
On Saturday last L. M. ECkert, Coroner OF
Campbell Co., held an inquest on the body Of
George Clinton, boy eight years old, who was
drowned in the Ohio River last Friday night.
The verdict Of the jury was accidental drown
ing" This mskes the second child drowned
last week.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

QUANTITY OF TREASURE. The matter OF
most profit to me was great ship OF the
Kings, which took at California, @cI
And the good Cavendish piously begins;
at hath pleased Almighty God" Still
more recent is the account given in VIII
liams' History of Maine of Assacombuit,
the Sycamore of the Agunaticook tribe
He was remarkable for his turpitude and
ferocity above all other known Indians.
In 1705, Vaudreuil sent him to France
where he was introduced to the King
When he appeared at Court he lifted up
his hand and said, this hand has slain
hundred and fifty of your Majesty's en-
emies within the territories of New Eng
land" This so pleased the King that he
Knighted him and ordered pension of
eighty livres day to be paid him during
life" This valable person, on his return
to America, took to killing his own neigh
bors and kindred with such appetite, that
his tribe combined against him, and
would have killed him had he not fled
his country forever.
The scandal which we feel in such
facts, certainly shows that we have got on
a little. All history is the decline of
war, though the slow decline; all that
society has gained yet, is mitigation-the
doctrine of the right of war yet remains;
but the sublime question has startled one
and another soul in different quarters Of
the globe: Cannot love be as we'll as
hate? Would not love answer the same
end, or even better? Cannot peace be
as well as war?
The idea itself is the epoch; the fact
that it has become so distinct to any small
number of persons, as to become subject
of prayer and hope, of covert and dissua-
sion-that is the commanding fact This
having come, much more will follw. Rev
olutions 60 not backward. The star once
risen, though only one man in the hemis-
phere has yet seen its upper limb in the
horizon, will mount and mount, until it
becomes visible to other men, to multi
tudes, and climb to the zenith of all eyes.
And so it is not matter of moment how
long men refuse to believe the advent of
peace; its universal reign is as sure in the
future as is the prevalence of civilization
over barbarism, liberal governments over
feudal forms. The question for us is
only, HOW SOON ?
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27
CINorxArI HoRr1cULruRAL sOcIETT'-'

C1NorNNATt HORTICULTURAL Sooihrf'-"0
dsisaBsso be present at the weekly mes"ns'
Of the tillers of the ground, the presiu'ps 90
Siases Of flowers and fruits The men anu
tbeir specimens on exhibition, are alike worthy
os .,Otice. For sixteen years the ao',Vo "'ln
bor. or ,n,'s society have been devoted ir,ona
oomma.,,.,lv o,,d hOrticulturaiiy, Of O,nSin- n,
natl and the West. By heir ssu0 les anu ,I1, 90,
labors, they have introduced an.a pel' cipciu.
delightful fruits and berries that make and
natl famous. Their improved gardens
orchards furnish our markets with the best
vegetables and fruits from the bost stocks.
They have beautifed our homes with sweet
flowers of rarity at cheap prices, and our
tables bear testimony daily to the worth of
their labors. Let us duly prize the active men
and women Of this society, who never inter-
NIT their labors. The society opens its doors
to all cultiyators of the Western States, and
respectfully invites them to join in competing
for the prizes, and to aid in its efforts to pro-
mote the comfort and happiness of our fellow
citizens. A handbook of reference, brief
history of the Society, price 15c., gives VaIu-
able information as to the Society, and can be
obtained of ongley & Shain, of this city.
The exhibition on Saturday, was very at
tracuye. the comments and debate were in
structive and important Mr.. F. W. Slack
of Ky, has had great success with the Hud-
son riverAntworp variety of raspbcTry' obtain
ing readily "a so per drawer for all he raises
At the meeting next Saturday, he will report
amount of produce per acre, and other facts oil !
interest, and will exhibit the plant and fruit
Dr. warder reported that the American red
raspberry of Downing, and the Purple Amer |
ican, or Purple Cave, were the most profitable |
varieties for the market. He presented, in be- |
half of Mrs. Clarkson, of Kansas, dried spe- |
cimens of flowers of Amorpha Fructiosa and |
Knothera Grandifora. DR.. Chapman presented |
some honey comb, the color of which was as |
if tinged with SCOT, and its taste as if of the |
flowers of the Ailanthus tree.
We saw on exhibition fruits and vegetables |
preserved under ice for some time, by patent |
process of Mr.. BENZ. ]. Nyce, of Decatur coun-
ty, Ind. He explained the process, which was
by enclosing them dry, at uniform tempera-
ture, and kept cold by it, as not to freeze, in
box or room whose walls are so lined with |
charcoal as will not conduct heat. We OBJ |
served some rare specimens of currants, and
branch of the American hop-tree. A number of |
new members were elected, which is a weekly |
custom-not weakly one, thanks to the in |
dustry of Mr.. Hooper, the Secretary, as the
Society is becoming strong in finances, being |
free of debt, with $2S3 in the treasury. A val
liable report was made classifying the various |
apple-trees cultivated in this neghborhood, by |
their natural form and habit. |
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

LAST Saturday night about twelve o'clock,
tho watchmen in the noighborhood of the cor
ner of Sixth and Broadway were attracted by
the cries Of a female from one of the upper win
dows of the building known as the Old Eng
land House. She screamed loudly for help,
crying "murder," watchman," etc. Four
watchmen soon made their appearance, rushed
up stairs, and found the cause of the cries to
arise from the fact that an Irishman, name
unknown, had been beating his sister-in-law
over the head in a most shameful manner.
Such offenders as these, when coming before
the Police Court, should be dealt with to the
full extent of the law. He was arrested and
taken to the Hammond street station house.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27
The Great Metternich is Dead!

As Prince, as Duke, as Ambassador, as Privy
Counsellor, as President of Council of Min
istry for Austria, during all reigns of this
century and portion of the preceding, Met
ternich has been the great champion of feu-
dalism and aristocracy. He and his father
before him were born at Coblentz; each and
both lived for Austria, and Austrian policy.
Treaties and alliances were made at his dicta-
tion, and all the honors Of State and titles of
distinction his own Emperor could confer on
him, were his. He was Knight of all the high
orders of Austria. The grand cross of the order
of st. Stephen was conferred on him as
Prince on the night before the battle of Leip-
sic. The locality of the great Hockheimer
wine-the Johannisburgh castle and revenues
was presented to him by the Emperor; he
was Grandee of Spain and Duke of POrtella,
conferred by the King of the Two sicilies. He
who made the treaty years since with Sardinia,
by which she agreed to supply Austria with
10000 men for any war, has now ceased all
human diplomacy, and died at the advanced
age of eighty-six years.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

The attention of the pump-man is called to
the pump on the corner of Floyd and Gray.
Dead rats or some other undrinkable substance
has gotten into the water so as to make it
smell bad and stink worse.-Louisville Courier:
"The pump man" has since found-and re-
ported-that "rat," wishing to do wholesale
murder, dropped into the well a copy of the
louisville Journal" Before giving credit to
this, let us hear from Horace Greeley
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

A SUNDAY NUISANCE THAT MUST BE ABATED.
Yesterday, the cities of Cincinnati, ,Covington
and Newport were greatly annoyed by the al
most constant, hideOus noise arising from the
steam whistles of the ferry boats that run up
and down the Licking. win the Mayors of
the three cities see that this does not occur
againf
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

ALF. BURNETT, ESQ, has sent to our Office a
sample of the wheat spoken of by him in his
letter of the 23d inst, from Eaton, Ohio, and
which he says was thought to be entirely de-
strOyed by frost, and offered at So per acre.
On Wednesday last, the owner refused $25 per
acre for the same wheat
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27
HOME INTEREST.

= The highest perfection in the Photo
graphic art has'bOen attained by Messrs. BALL
4 THOMAS, No. 100 West Fourth street, noar
Race. In the taking Of Daguerreotypes, Am
brotypOs, they have no superiors in America
They aim to please, and always hit the mark.
Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Ham
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cts. Warranted to please.
Those who want to getgood and cheap
'-enesses of themselves, or friends, should call
'iA lately at Applegate's Broadway Gallery
immee The cost of likenesses at this estab-
Of Art My rs cents each.
Iishmont is .. "ilson, No. 80 West Fourth
Harlan u ar attention to the Photo
street, pay particui ',eir rooms and examine
graphic art. Call tL
for yourselves.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

YESTERDAY afternoon and evening, our Office
was besieged by crowd of anxious enquirers,
who had been hoaxed by statement that
Louis Napoleon had been killed at Milan.
The steamers news will convince them that he
is neither dead nor sleeping
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

The soda-water fountains throughout the
city were in full blast, yesterday, in open vio-
lation of the Sunday ordinance. Thirsty hu-
manity must drink, even though the law for
bids IL,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

WE CALL the attention Of our readers TO the
sale of choice European Paintings, to take
place at Pixies Opera House Building to-
morrow, commencing at o'clock.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

The engraving of "THE MORNING HEAD
DREss"-the fashion for July-will be given
tomorrow. press of other matter pressed
it out to-day.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27
War News-New English Ministry.

The "Bremen," four days later from Liver
pool, is brimming with news. Englandindicates
a new future as to Austria and Italy. Pal
merston, a veteran diplomatist, ardent for
France, and urgent that Austria should frankly
admit that she is beaten, is Premier of England,
with Lord John Russell in the Treasury. Ma
poleon is not dead as reported, but having
gained sufficient honor, in arms, is to return
to Paris, in person to direct his rapidly unfold
ing State policy. Austria finds it too hot for
her to keep agents and Ministers in the Papal
States. The forces reserved heretofore at An
coma, on the Adriatic, and at Bologna, have
been withdrawn. The Austrian army, at Pa
via and Piacenza, on the Po, have evacuated
their garrisons there, blowing up the fortif-
cations and citadel at the latter place. Lodi,
in the same neighborhood, has been abandoned,
and the headquarters of Joseph are at Man
tua. A strong line of forts and natural bar
riers protect the Austrians along the rivers
AIDA and Mincio, where they await the allied
forces
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

AFTER next Sabbath, the services by Rev.
Mr.. Conway in his pulpit, will be intermitted
for two months, for the summer vacation.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27
Local News.

BUSINESS men should remember that prayer
meetings are still held every morning in the
basement Of the First Presbyterian Church.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

THE Chicago excursion lists hold meeting
this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, at Merchants Ex-
change.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

EPITOME--AUCTION S.

EPITOME.-AUCTION sA
JAcoB GRAFF & Co.-Tuesday afternoon a1iU spen-
3o'clock and IN O'Clock, June Is, Large ant, 'uBe.
did collection Oil Paintings, at tPikeso
See adv
HIS MuTs & Co., 80 Main street.-Tuesday morn MORN
ing, June 2S, at o'clock Groceries, Glass "Ais'
etc See adv
KELLOGG a WuLIAMs-Tuesday morning, June 2S " ~
W o'clock Buggies, Furniture, Plated ware, Ou%
lery, etc. See adv
sN,tru G. ] JW-Monday afternoon, June q 3 clock;
Two Dwelling Houses on Richmond street. See
adv
CoopER a sToKEs-Tuesday afternoon, O'Clock Juno
2S; Dwelling House and several beautiful lots in
Ayondale. See adv.
Cooper q STOKES Wednesday morning, 10 o'clock;
Dwelling House and Lot, No l44 Broadway. See
adv.
n T. w. SMITH.-Tuesday, June %, at IL o'clock, A.
valuable Third street Business Property, Nos.
"a. 20 I'd VI. See adv.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27
Havana Cigars--Crusader Brand.
st. Julien CIaret.

kn CASES ST. JULIEN CLARET, A
PO very superior article, suitable for medicinal
purposes, received and for sale by
SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO.,
je27-c Opposite the Post office,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

COOPER & SroKEs-w wednesday morning, 10 o'clock
Dwelling House and Lot, No l4i Broadway. Bet
adv
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-27

sMtrH, O. J.w-Monday afternoon, June 27,3 o'clock;
Two Dwelling Houses on Richmond street. See