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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-21

been.
Mr.. COR would be willing to trust the Governor;
but we are not that We shall always have Edwin
ID. Morgan in the Executive C0sir For this reason,
he would prefer to pr. scribe the mode by which this
property should be sold.
MIR HALL-The substitute has two roles for the
sse of property-one for the sale OF Quarantine and
the other for the sale Of property at Seguns Point
Why this distinction!
Mr.. AsDRUs-The Seguins Point property is bat
farm IL cannot be cut up into village lOts. 10 might
be sold at SEQ OF SO acre while the Quarantine
property is worth its half million.
br. HaLL-The Commissioners Of the Land Office
have but rule in the sale of property Why should
that rule be adopted in section Of the bill and re-
iec,ed in smother
Dir. MORRIS thought he knew how to vote two
weeks ago; but he confessed to have been greatly
befogged by the long debates which had meanwhile
occurred.
The substitute was then voted down-only twenty
five voting for it.
IT., consideration of the original bill was re-
sumed.
Mr.. LAW moved TO amend so as TO direct the Sur
yeyor General ~ survey the Quarantine grounds into
lots not ore than one-qusrter OF al acre 10 re.
M MEEKs moved an Amendment 10 tue amend
nent giving the supervision OF the survey, &C., TO the
Commissioners appointed under this sct under whose
supervision the property sha be cut up into building
lots and appraised aod when put up at auction no lot
to he cold below the appraisal
Mr.. CHRIsTIE-Ihls mode OF s8le Will not eecnre
the highest prce for the land; and ths mode OF diy
proposed was wrong, because the water lots would
be most valuable for commercial or sbip-onding par
poses and for such purposes they must be Of grsater
rze than building lots.
In reply TO the charge OF fraud under the MODE OF
GALE proposed in the orginsl BILL Dir. q. said that no
lIsnd could be perpetrsted except by the comoised
copniyencs Of the Governor an tue three Comnls'
siorers, Gov. Seymour e1 Lieut-GoV. Fa.tsrson,
and Mr.. GreeI--sll gentlemen above suspicion D'es
any seItemsn suppose that these men ~Gni unite Id
the peIprtraion OF irsld upon the people
Mr.. c. s. SPEScER-The COMMISSIONER have osen
r.ue1 Are thes not Of irreproacaao!e chsrec'
,.rl They were known 10 the entire people OF the
state end could be trusted. 1t was urTise in tais
House TO attempt TO prescribe all the details under
Which this property shoud be Sold TO the size Of
he ts the number Of the streets and the day OF the
sale. -
The amendment Was lost, % TO IS.
Mr. Laws MISUNDERSTANDING the Surveyor
General 10 make surYeys-ves also lost.
Mr. SMITH renewed his amendment. directing the
Commissioners Of Emigration TO take possession OF the
Quarantine within month after the rev building is
completed.
NJ. {. \. SPEscER-Every man, it is s.id, has
skeleton in bis house. The skeleton IN my friends
house is the Commissioners of Emigration.
The smercment vas loet.
LII. TVTHlLL moved 10 suead We bal BY prohibit
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
PERSONAL.

-Seuator Benjamin of Louisiana is on his way to
this city, whence he will sail for.Liverpoo, IN the
Perss hex, wedns saay. He will remain abroad until
the meeting of Congress.
State Senator W. B. Reed of Delaware County
has invited the Ohio Senate TO spend the ith OF July
as his guests, at the Ohio White Sulphur Springs.
Gov Banks Of Massachusetts has been spending
few days in this city. On Tuesday be visited the
pubic institutions under charge OF the Governors OF the
Aims House, and made very rest aud appropriate
spe.eb TO the children on Ra1daIs Island. On
Wedn, ,ay morning he was entertained at breakfast
by cne Of the .lesling members Of the New iorx
press. and in the afternoon visited the High Brdse.
Yesterday morning he eft for home.
The Church of the Savior, West Philafelphis
have extended a call to the Rev. Henry \. WISE soH
Of Gov. Wise of Virginia to become their pas'oT'
snd he will probably accept. Although but recently
admitted, Mr.. WISE enjoys hish reputation iof hpe
scholarship aud iervea, and impassoned eloqnence.
Two Scotch dsnisels arrived in St. Paul lsst wets
from Scotland en- route for Lake Athabasea, IN brisn
America, seventeen hundred miles north Of st. Pani
They 90 to the Red River by Burbanks stages snc
then embark on the Arson Northrup. They are SIS
ers, AMI one Of them hss been besrothed iof S'e1a
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
E U ROPE.
THE AEABIA'S NEWS.
GEN GYULAr IN DISGRACE
Reported Repulse of Ga1iibaldi.
INSURRECTI0A SPREADING IN The TYROL
KossUTH's DEPARTURE FOR ITALY.

lBy the American Telegraph Co.. Lines No. q wai-t ~
S.cKvILLK, WedDesdsy, June %, 1859.
Tee Royal Nal steamship Arabs left l. verpool at
lcI a. IN. Of the l8to inst.
TIE Arabia reports: passed June ls, the American
ships Sea Kipg and Universe. catering the Mercy,
ssme day, ct 81 p. m, off the Iole of MAJ, passed
American ship WIN. Rathbune.
The steamship City of Baltimore reached Liverpool
at 3 p. III. Of the l5tt inst
The fopowii some additional particulars OF the
news by the Ar-bs;
General Gy ul,i had beeo superseded in the command
Of the second Austrian ara by General SC llict
The Auetriaps report that General ID Urbau tad
puised Garibaoi, and that the latter at Brescia
Additional Austrian troops were moving toward
Italy, al d the Emperor Napoleon bad demanded &C
additional l000 600 meb TO beslege their fotesses.
The Austrisbs II said, prep ,ring at NJ An
tge to attack the Allies.
The mobilization Of the Prussian army, together
with the additional hostile attitude Of Germany, had
created grs at uueasiDess.
Kossuth had passed through France route for
Italy.
Prince Napole0ns corps had commenced moving.
II was reported that the Austrians had entered the
ValteiGne.
The British Parliament had reassembied, bat Lord
Palnerston had postponed the announcement Of his
programme.
The Paris Bourse was much depressed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
Greaa Trade Sale at Boston.

BOSTON, "Wednesday, Jubc y, ~
The great trade sale TO take paee IN Boston u1r,hs
tbe second week of july under the direction OF the
New England Society promises TO exceed all previous
DEMONSTRATIONS Of that bind ever attempted in tins
country The catalogue of entrees already SHOWS
over tnv thousand packages, embracing cotton
and WOODEN fabrics, boots and shoes. carpeting,
,Iassware and other products of New-Eng'and skill
and industry, of the best manu'ac'ure' all Oh
wl;oh i TO be sold at auction without reserve.
Eansn Hall. granted by the city for that purpose,
has been ioupd too small TO display quarter part OF
the sample packages AID several large private ware
houses on Pearl, Franklin AMI Summer streets nave
been secured for the purpose in addition to fansnl
Hall. The order Of sale is as follows; Boots and
glassware on Wednesday. July 3D. dry goods, COM
brisipg co.tops, wooers, carpets hosiery etc, s on
Thprsdsy FRIDAY and Saturday, July IA, 10, and To-
Tbs Civ Government have appointed a large Com
tee 10 tender the bo paity Of the city to strangers
who may come from distance.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP ARGO.

Information has been received here thst the steam
slip Argo, which left this port tue a3d inst. for
GALWAY, via St. Johns, n. + has been wrecked
The ship vent ashore, and at last accounts was leak
ing very badly aud was likely TO prove total Ioss
The passengers and crew aud their baggage were
landed safely. Two steamtugs have been sent to the
assistance Of the Argo.
The American Express Company, who are Agents
Of the Galway Line have received the following dis
patches concerning the lost vessel
TREPAssEY BAY, Tuesday, June %, 1859.
The Argo went ashore eight miles east cf here at
O'Clock this morning 10 dense fog. The passengers
wtie GIL landed in safety Two tugs are ou the way
to DOR relief from ST. Johns. r. C. H.IPS, Master.
ST JoHss, n. F., Tuesday. June -, 1889.
One tug LEFT here at O'Clock and another at }
ociock, and both will reach the ship this evening.
A. MCKAY, Operator.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
Further Particulars Of the Rail-
road Disaster.
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, June 2S,

CHICAGO, Tuesday, June -, lS59.
The following are further particulars of the disaster
on the Michigan Southern Railroad. Ofthe killed, we
have the following additional names
] MCCARTHY of Holmt svile lad.
MARY Cowas. 49,.
Mr. WALwokrH Of Adrian, Mich.
MIS-. SusSEs, Chicago . =, ~,
am.n name unkpown-hsd his right the initials W.
s. T. s. 49,,
M McwrAry Fond du Lac County, Wis.
RICHARD MULpASy, Calumet lud-
Mr.. STREETER Sparts. Wis
HARRY FLEcKISGsR r. aiding, Pa
II z McCULLoUcH LewpnoebUTgh, "a
Two boys named nDwkLL.
The other II bodies SO dis6gured that 1t is I'M
POSSIBLE to identify them. Thiry.four dead bodies
had been found up to 10 O'Clock this evening. Sew.
ersi other passengers missing, who are supposed
70 have been dro~ ned and their bodies hoated away
Seveis of the injured not expected to live. These
are:
Mrs RscAS Of Rockford Illinois
JoHs D. NIsS
P.1RIcK QUINN Of AinswoTth Illinois
T. G SMITH, banker Wal street. Sew.York
Another Hr WA LwoRIH OF Adrian, Michigan
No fault is attached 10 the officers of the train by
the passengers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

I,yYBrooI BRrADsTUFFs MARgEr.-Messr Rich-
adson Spence Co port 'ne vcshrr favorable it t cP-
EIopr y.y dull ercn.G 30 I'd the week tue
are IL eol5 WHIST dull and oecned od W. on ldeshay oI
V.,,rn REQ sfG9s; do Whit eeGlo g. Southern /" nne
10 q. Com hsd been slight decline 10 az nas nce
Tu ,day but better; Mixed, do|i ieHo"
& a6 4, White. s as D. 49, ~,
LrERFooL PRoyisIoS MAREET.-Messrs Blgland,
AtbYa Co Richardson Spnce Co., and James Metieary
Co quote Provisions dull and tffe lower beef heavy and
6cId the iu,rtr qualities P"k also heavy ana de-
elm, quotations uomiusl Lard heaFy with lte
inoury ud Gus aiious uon, al Tsow banged sGd the
lar suid Butclers quoted So Bacon heavy AID cecned
] a. but quotsri / no Einal
IiyEHrooL PRODUCE MAREET.-The Brokers and
Other crculsrs Gu te Ashe- dull. Pos p c3 s; Pea o.
Sutar aid druanoug 81 advance toree n
Rice dull Ouerci-rou BaTk unchanged Fish Os inacnNr
sr-rn quo.rd go. LD-eed dull and sales smsA al -
X sn s,esdy 5, a. for Spirits Tp~ntipe s'AaJ
Io>Dos M,RKtTs. Barring Brothers CHcultr
ou,t,, WHEsr dull a. d. cline the week Of a. lSos
FISH Or duh LISsEFD on > as g. RICE quiet SAIL.
PyrsR dsciueo as. Tn-Ensish declined a.. TALLo"
qui.'. TEA unchanged
U.vRK KMAkKETs.-HsyRE, June l5.-BRE DsTrFFs
d,cn.d ASHES dull and p'ces weak. RICE quiet CoffLA
buoysn;. SUGAR trm -.
AyTRlcAv STocKs-Messrs. Bel & Co. report that
Sat-, Stoeis .tesoy and nchsnsed in pce Railroads n
active; llh,sS Cerrrs shsre.4 di0 ois -.
Barns Brhers rsPoTt prices rather stter, but no. quot
hisher: Ohio s6 do PerDsylvsuia s. sldSj; do Bon
SidS5; Virginia 6s sodS7 DO s. Scs5 Boston iiI ssdsl Il
Hro, C.,,,rsl Is 1860 Fr, .l-r d, siGs7.
Illinois Central sh,ss ga 40 dis Michigan Cerrel ss lS
sass 90 Shares ids5; frwfO Central es sls5 d. I'
Ssdsl Ere shares sal. Panama Bonas, 1859 iyG ~. o..
lens s.de4 : 8. (Bondsl 1905 ssdlooi do "a eiaS'
Al.ban.s ~ 75677; Maryland D. si0so
ehsp.ed and quote. sales Of Illinois Central ii SO dis New
Yofk CeJtrul fQll
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
GREAT BRITAIN.

The new Ministry is constituted as follows, but hsd
not been officially announced:
First Lord of the Treasury, Niscount Pamerstori
Chancellor Of the Exchequer, w. f. Gladstone; For
,iyn Secretsry Lord John Russell; Home Secretary,
Sir G.. C. Lewis Colonial Secretary Duke OF New
ca,,le; War Secretary, Sidney Herbert; ln'ia
secretary. Sir C. Wood; First Lord of the
Admiralty, Duke of Somerset; Lord Chancellor
lord Campbell; President of the Council, Earl Gran
vile; Privy Seal, Duke of Argyle Post@a'ter Cen
ersl, Lord Elgip; President Board Of Trade Mr.
C,h,sn. President Of Poor Law Board, Miner Glib
son; Fist Commissioner OF Works, Mr.. Card~ei
Chancellor of the Ducby Of Lancaster, Sir &. Grey
Sir A. Ccckburn succeeds Lorl Campbell as Lord
Chief Justice of England.
Sir Benz Hass is to be created Peer
PARLIAMENT. re-assembled re on the 18th.
Lord Derby, in the House Of Lords, ofhc'aiy an
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

~ srest curiosity to the Japanese, especially their
.bislers. Itisexpected that Ksnaysws. from lts
vicinity to Yeddo, will prove muct IN rc f'vora-
ble situation for trade than either Simcds, Hako-
dsd or Naessaki.
Shorty before the departure Of the Germantown
the bark Maury, Of New York, arrived from Hako-
dsd where sbc had put To trade Accoroiog to the
statement Of the captsio, the spPoint nent of Mr.
RICE as Consul for that port. Is not very good
selection The captain represents the { 'nsnl "a
having quarIeled vi h bin because be cbO-e to do
his own tIadiog, without. the CoDsurs Intervention
or assistance. No, only that, bat when. accom-
panied by his daughter who axes the voyage with
him. be paid visit TO the Consul at bis house, he
was set upon by that official, when regular fight
epsued between them. A pretty specimen of
American manners to exhibit to the ,panese, of all
people in the world the most decorous and polite
At the departure Of the Germantown the Missis
sippi was about to sail for Nogas.h with Consul
Harris on board. That port is also open to US
under the new treaty, aid arrangements are needed
there in consequence. The Mississippi is expected
to remain in Japan the whole Summer.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

rounc the resignation of hs Cabinet snd in doinl
70. he warmly defended the Foreign policy Of Lor,
| Msluerbury.
Earl Granville reserved an exrlausticn Of ,h,
po'ic, q the ner Government for a future day.
TIE Hcu.e Adjourned Il Hle 2lst.
In the Commons NJ. Divaei announced the resig'
Dsiior Of the Cabinet and moyed further adjourn
q ent tu tie 2lst. Agreed to.
The official oocuneIts is relative TO the Postal Con
tract with TIE Galway lie are published. The ser.
vice Will Dot cnn merce till June. 1861. The Govern.
meIt had refused to dilpense with the condition re-
qui,iDg communication with New-York via New
foubdlaUd in rr days.
The work the Great Eastern ras rapidly pro-
rressing, and there doubt that che will be
finished aud ST sea Def re the end # September.
The London Times City Article Of Friday evening
Gays:
The English Funds have been llngud to-day, bu,
without any material decfbe; general increase OF
snxieiy being Observable with regard to the tone OF
Continental pJion the probable extension of the
war In tie Eortign Exchaog- this afternoon there
Was no charge. In the Discount Market the few bills
neg otisied were below per cent"
The W,st India msil steamer had arrived with more
than half milor sterling in specie, bW including
from Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
FRANCE.

The Paris Bourse tended downward, ard on the Eth
Rebes closed at 62f. &C. for money AID OF 4c. for
account.
Tie Monh,ur would soon publish decree confer-
,irg promction honofs and crosses nearly thou.
sad persons for military services 10 Italy.
1t was reported thar the Generals under Pelliser
forthwith TO repair to their respective stations,
arc it was considered not improbable that the army
now called the Army of the East would soon be de.
non irsted the Amy Of the Rhine.
The Emperor is said to bave demanded 100000 men
for Italy, 10 btsieg- the Austrian fortresses.
The Fanch Army Of Observation on the Rhine
frontiers numbers II 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
sean to tas secset.1y or agent Of tas soiIisA Far
Ctmpsny % Laks Aihsbssea.

l. ySs 70 tne seSfetAf1 on agent OF taa 8f,taaA IA
Company % Liks AtAsbsseA
The Hon George Hood Of Lynn. Mae, a ricl
shoe manufacturer and Democratic politician Did
Worcester on Tuesdsy.
&C. ID. Ivy killed his sistern-Iar nearly twenty
i've years ago. in Roane County, East Tennessee, va
uied Ard sentenced 10 mpfisonment fof lie Soon
after being Dcsrcerssed he made his escspe ard vent
to Arkansas and established himself high no OF the
waters Of the Arkansas River, where he became q
iesding citizen, living undisturbed and enjoying the
commerce. Of the conmrniy TO such su extent as TO
secure bis election to Offices Of high trust He a.o
became n emter Of the Methodist Church, and TO all
sppe alsnces, led nsisent Christian life. About
two weeks ago, some persons who were acquaiated
with the crime OF bis furmer life, discovered him ard
pseeu'ed his arrest and he was brought up on the
steamer Kate Frisbee, to Memphis last Wednesday.
and viii be conveyed to the Of his crime to suf
fer the penalty adjueged purshme for the same
The Rev. Mr. -, al eccentric preacher in
NbchiSsp. was holding forth not or since ia Detroit
A ycupg man to go out when the pre- scher said
Young man, you'd rather 90 TO bell than hear ma
preach, you may gor' The sinoer stepped and re
aected moment, and sayings respectfully. "wel
believe would, went on.
--Ex.Senstor James Wadswerth is to deliver an
osssion at Lcckpo on the 4tb.
The editor Of TIE LonisriNe yosraoi is full of
admiration Of the bearing Of the Hon. Garrett Davis
and Capt. Simms when they were laboring under the
deiusion that they intended TO fight duel. The
Journal says: Certainly both gentlemen deported
themselves firmly aud fearlessy both in the discus.
sion and in the correspondence and adjustment" In
Kentucky they have queer way of defining things.
Mr.. A. ID. Banks, formerly the editor Of TIE
Sorfh SIDE Dcmocrot, lie to edit The cincn,safs
Engsirer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

s ~ -. r,:s..s::s ,:.s. = g. i ss 80 81
the scquisscs, With tbs Significant questics. -
such states shut oct BY situstica from cssUs1
.tssnselves Of the land sdysntage Goa tsk s,srs
% ZEN 10 sax m 3sys. ercrasus deik whik .sse.s
are enabled io ssAcf period 10 rplsss I'll tAn, =.
sTh ON Tie bsri es'IiBss Of the Ceetedsxy
Ioe ptepc.ed are resaneufs 10 .he Articles u C:s.
fe'ere'ios fs-d srd she ratified tho a7is a. v;fs
| staDdis her objtctiens
Ard when subsequently she difficcH;es vcsvsuenr
uaos snd dues shos ed the wisdom of her ctuceioo3
or that score, ard ether States .eft Cu,,is.io.es ~
consider bow far uniform sysssa OF oome,.,ss.; -.
course and regulation might be necesaa,y 4. tSs -
interest ard peunsueet harmony apA IN r~e-~<
al act which would enable Congress sfIscta IN e,
provide for such system she sen, hers empowsreJ 10
CONSIDER bo~ far uuife,m eystem In their coc ,,s
cial intercourse and other important msttes ruis %
peeeess,y 70 the common iatefee: ant permaIso IA
uopy cfihe several State and 10 report such % sss
on the subject -, when ratified By then would eoss
the United S,stes in Congress- assembled stsctssey
tc provide for the exger cies ofthe Union
The degree of Bachelor Of Arts was ther conferred
0eo C. Bssamsn. ksss,s;o~S; ans.r.or I. n,.., r...
@,siI:.ab M rer o c'i;a G."s:ss X .0,s c-,s:;S
cO~ri Psissr lphs SoS.r a couss o.rssS r. ~
ssS, .osSs. fs.aSn y.ss 0g,as! Ms;tea, y..s: sk
Dcl.n' pSisscpa,s; chsri.. II Doasi. Hiso.. =,
ROber. Fds'r Ye,k n Il JoIp W Fd-r.os De Soto fssn
:.9 r;:ss. z, :;1s ssr fisi hs:s f.: Ne:
i%i; D '%ps1sf 1 siS:s, S:s,, rs !S. D
kemedy Lancaster Ceupty. P-nns,ivsr. y. Lsfsyse>s
ksnyon, Hartford Coutecca, Ccose w Ketehsa kewssk.
VIM Lloyd, Trrnua A Augustine lyon Coluuabus ltsa
Tncods c, Eytn. Csiumhu Miss william Alfred Hc We.
Hsser.,owt. Mo Thorss McKsis, ~. camberissA Ml
Dsvo Msgie, IT, ke~.Yok City J. Bell Mhoon Ta.cus sis
"a Chae. B. nori. West Bloomfield; Water s. Otpsasi
Medford s Hepburn Poaoch. Milton. "a; J.mes W ksss~
Westminster. Nd Jo.ph II Robllson, Brkyr n r. SeAs
II. Rodney Newcastle, Del II. Everett Russe Ne~Y.yS
City fr.ssncl STUMP r.n3yiils, Md Chses SyAs%
Ssesel. PsIDyir, Edwin 4. ward Bleom6sa; 4 Bsliv6
Wssou, Mitor, Pa Otis r. W.hrer Che..sr NJ III GsesS
wedn'sn. L~bsuon Pa Hsary W. wii.ms s.n Ps.artsN
Gel Syiyrser WcotEidse Beaisia Cal William q. WraK
0cshe., n James Rucks ferses ysoksou Mis- Aba6
zsbdsAir, Jersey City.
The degree Of Master Of Arts was conferred upsa
nearly 50 graduates. Among the Honorary Degrsss
conferred we're:
IL D-The Hon Jsmea A. PeSce, U. s. Senator e~ ~
rysnd.
D D-The Rev Nj Elijah x Craven Of Newark. N J.; ~
Rev Mr. Halliday of PeeksAin NY.
TIE valedictoly cratic u by II. Everett Russell q
New-iork City, rather piquant affair ooncludsl
The exercises. Then there was very hurried AIunu
dinner aud great many plcasan. par.ings aud The
graceful dwelers in the daughter full houses. froa
windows and stOops looked lingering adieus after tss
Jersey wsgons as they ca-ted of LII. d., ID. D.a
4. MS, A. B.s and tobe A. BIS indscriniaaialy -
he depot. ..I.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
Arrival of the Arabia al Boston.
BosIeN, Wednesday, Jane y

Bosrey, Wednesday, June =, 1913.
The Royal Mail steamship Al abba arrived here at IL
o'clock this evening. The papers by her contain no
thing to add to the dispatch already transmitted over
the wires from Sackville.
The Arabas mails vii be sen. South over the New
Haven road by the train which leaves here at an cary
hour tomorrow Thursday morning, and which Is due
in New.York about o'clock the same afternoon.
The thermometer during the day reached 81 degrees
in the shade This evening there wes heavy shower
,ecompanied with considerable thunder and lightning
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
THE LATEST.


By Telegraph from London to Liverpool
LONDON, June ls--a. m.
Kossuh has left London for Paris with French
passports. On Monday mex, he will arrive at Genoa,
where becoming rec. pton awaits him. He will
have an audience of Napoleon, but no grounds exist
for the report in circulation as to bis plans.
An amnesty has been granted to the political prison
at Naples the strong remonstrances of Mr. FL
Iioit the itch Minis er.
The London Times, in its City Article Of last even
ing, quotes advces from Frankfort, which state that
The German Confederation are understood to have re-.
solved that So eco men, pely 10000 Prusslans and
40. .OO0 Austnans, shall be stationed on the Rhine.
There were also strong that Prussia will issue
some decisive announcement in the course of few
days.
According to the prevalent conjecture, pescs is to
b. proposed to the Emperor Napoleon certain con-
dop- and if these refused, Germany is to enter
INTO the war. Under these circumstances, there Is
great apxety, and sagnstion in all commercial cities
The London Times says that Russia is making vs,t
warlke preparations at all the naval dspots. The
Neya division Of the fleet is reported to number Ss
first class ships, and the Baltic fleet 80 sail Of the
line, of which II screw are at Cronstadt.
The London Times accounts for the recent ship
mepts Of gold from ST. Petersburg to London as pay
mt Mt for machinery made in America and elsewhere.
Large Russian orders lying stlll une1ecuted IN
FL glauc.
The london Times adds TO its list Of Ministers the
following Tnder-Seoretaries: Iudia, Mr.. Barring
Home, Mr. Give; War, Lord Il pom Civil Lord Of
the Admiralty. Mr. Whnbread; Secretary of the Poor
Law, Mr. Gpin; Vice President Of the Council OF
Education and Solicitor. General SIR II. III Keatng.
H,usebold Offcers-Steward, Lord st. German =
Msster ,ftbe Horse, Marquis of Ayesburyi Mister
If the Buckhounds Erl Of Bessboro; Mistress of the
Robes. Duchess OF Sutherland.
The Daav Ners thinks that the Cabinet is rot yet
complete ard complains Of the manner in which Mr.
Miner Gibs has been moved from post to post to
make room for the olo class OF placemen.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
The Brooklyn H,ghts Seminary clio

The Brooklyn Hights Seminary closed It's eighth
year with the Annual Commencement last evening.
Seventeen young ladies received diplomas. Prof.
Gray, the Principal, delivered address on the ad-
vantages of awarding diplomas to women ss well -
men, a. evidence of scholarship The course Of
study he copteDded If Lot the same shoald be ss wide
in its scope for for the other The exercises
Of the evening were participated in by the Rev. DC.
Storrs Farley and Clark.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
AUSTRIA.

An imperial decree prociaims that the public will
receive for tie interest the national loan due,
either bark notes Of l2j forms for every 100 foos,
or second Government bonds redeemsble with CON-
pound interest in five years.
Con m-icial letters from Vienna describe the fnan-
c'ai condition Of Austria Of complete bank.
ruptcy.