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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

CTEAM to IRELAND DIRECT, for S30.-The
- Liverpool NewYork and Philadelphia Steamship Cos
splendid powerful steamship intended 20 sail:
From Belfast and C0rk-VlGO, 4th and 9th Of May.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Let and 81 Of Jnne.
From New York 20 Cork and Lverpoo-VIGO 18th May.
CITY OF MANCHESTER 2xh Of June.
RATES PAsssGE:
Cabin New York Cork and Liverpool. ....tIJ
S,eerase from New York Cork and LiyerPool.. 80
Including unlimited allowance Of the best cooked Pfovsor
which will BE- rived by the ComPany's stewards
Passenger by this line avoid the risk aud great detention oil
calling Halifax and St. Johns the steamers sal direct 20
Cork
Tor freight or pss.s-, sppy 20
JOHN MCKEE, No. loS Victori. 81, Bclfsst.
C. w. n. SEYMOUR Co, Cork,
IN Philadelphia and NewYork =, III. C0npys oheo, NO
log Philadelphia and No Is Broadway New ORR
JOHN q. DAfE, Agent
wM INMAN Agent, Nos 81 and IS Tower Buildings, Liver
pool
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Me6ifal.

nR. VELPEAU's CANKER X h -
~ TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE!
For Ii. almost instantaneous cure Of CANKER in its worst
forms also sovereign for Sore Mouths and Throas
resulting Scsran and Typhus Fevers and unryaed BY
anything yet known for Sore Nipples Flesh Wounds Fresh
Burns Scad old Sores and Sores Of every kind positive
cure for Bronchial IN their first We will war.
rant 20 extract the pain or smart Bum however bad u
from one 10 two minutes The with Canker All We ask Is
trial aud guarantee the result Il is perfectly safe TO give
TO an infant For sale by BURRLL HUNTING, Sole Pro-
pretor No lO2 Nassau-s New York, No. g. and No
Tremonts Boston Price 25 cents per bottle, For sale BY
all druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
Groceries, propisicns, &f.
6ouse- furnishing 1ooos.

~ S. G s. G A 5 -
~ The improvements of being completed, we would
respectfully attention Of friends aid the public to
our .rendd stock Of GAS FIXrl RES, Bones Paran
Ware Fancy Goods all Of which will be offered a. - Per
4. less than our former low prices. -
GEO II. KITCHEN Co.,
Office for the Inspection Of Gas Meters for the State OF
Woods Buildings No. i6l Broadway.
HOWE's unrivalsd ELLI'TlC-SPRlNG BED
II BOTTOM-Tbe best in existence at No 58 Broadway
N Y. Examine t. address GEO =. GRAY for circular
Price 81 81 Sc s. Special Inducements "a dealers
CELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS-Glass, Porce-
- lain Tin. Also Patent Tops for Tnners rotary Egg
Old Empire Coffee Pots and various other aud useful
articles in the house furnishing line az wholesale by
GRAY BROTHERS, No. % BeekmaIs,.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
N ,ssa spPING .RRANGFNENr 1873

L
Connn.ucins April g. 1889.
sAsiou in NewIok, of thst and 4ih av
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK
foI New Haven 8 q. m tex l,t SlS Se,l SiS ana
$50 sud i:sp m For Milford ss,ford Firheh Southport
aid Wesipurt O. H.; l!, $50 and i:5 For NorF4k,
7ssm l2i5 S:lj lexis 5:Jl AS $50 p For Ds1en
and Greenwich 7 g. M; l2:+5 $50, AS $3.50 m For
Stamford leXl ~; l2:t 5:l5 (eNh $50 80 $50
p For Porr Chester and inernedis,e S;snous,
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, s. teS 5l5 M ex) FOR Hartford and
Springfield Tex S:l5 p M (ex) foI CONNECTICUT River
Railroad 20 Montreal VI. Tex and Sl5 (exD to
Northampton For New Haven, New London and Stouinson
Rsisd and S:lj p For Canal Railroad 10 North
smpon m (ex) aud ls;45 For Housa'oDic Railroad,
For SauEs,uck Rsilraa, a. M S;l5 Fcr Dan-
bury snd Nor~als Railroad, = m, S;9 P N .
JAMES H. H0fT Superintendent
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT
On and after WEDNESDAY April ., 1852 Trains viii leave
2sths. Station, Nrw.Y-rs, as follows:
7:45a. For Wilham.brilg-.
s:5Oa. Mail Train for Albany.
s50a For williamsburg.
IlS0s. For White Plains.
$50 p m For Wiliamsbndge.
S;oOp. m. For Dover Plains.
500 p For White Plains
6:I5 m For White Plains trJm White and Centre,s
$3.50 p. m. For Wliamsbridge.
RETURNisG-Nil i'll cave:
5C0a. III. From White Plains.
$3.50 a. M. l.. From Dover Plains.
6:i0a M. From Willamsbnd,e.
70Oa. m. From White Plains
III Mail Train from Albany.
gS0a- m From Willamsbrdge
loo D. m e. from Wlliamsbridge.
$500 D. nj. From White Plains.
500 D. IN. From Wilsmsbrdse
~ n. Su
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
II F. II w IAN SYR L. p. -
This PRFPARATION Of IRON diff from all others, be

ID f II u A n SY u p.
This PREPARATION Of IRON dht from all others, BE-
ing protected solution of the Protoxde combination never
before obtained in permanent form. II is widely known In
Boston and New England where it prescribed by the most
promn.ut physicians and is extensively used there by the most
Intelligent and respectable citizens For Debility Nom any
cause Dyspepsia and the various diseases arising from dee
rorated the bod has been found extremely ehca
cious Pamphlets full description Of the remedy and
the remarkable It has Effected may be sbtaincd Of the
tgens -, .
we subjoin an article from The Boston Daily Advertiser Of
June. 1883:
PERUVIAN sYRUP-We feel justified in calling attention to
this medicine carefully weighing the evidence Of rs benet
qustes. The value of the IL well known
has heretofore been deemed impossible 10 maintain its
oxde in solution in such 20 b. OF pemanen value
We have however the testimony Of Dr. Hayes State
Assayer that method Of combination has been discovered
which obyiaie this difficulty and that this preparation Of tho
proxide If iron may replace all the existing combinations o
the Matera Meds 1t has already received the spprobitn Of
physcans Of high standing while the propueors have
many testimonials from respectable private citizens who have
exp. is We believe that very etaci0ns
variety Of diseases which the human 10
prone" ~ - . ~
+. c. WELLS, No. us FTankfOrt-st HEGEMAN Co, No
5ll Broadway. and BARNES PARK, New York
~ L. CLARK Co, Proprietors NJ. Waterst-, Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18
CUPREME COURT-Coun'y Of wEsTCHEs-

CUPREME COt'RT-Coun'y of WESTCHES-
~ TER-JOHN McCORD, Plaintiff, agtins, ABlEZER BA-
kkR and WILLIAM BAKER, Defendants Summons or MONEY
her summoned and required the complain. Of the
aboyt-uan plaif annexed. and copy
your the subscriber his office at Pevkss within
days after the service otths summons upon you eNNe
of th. day service and YOU fail aid
paut hereby required the plaintiff will take judgment, asint
three hundred sud sixteen dollars and hy cents,
with interest from January 2lih 1858 beside costs.
DAVID w TRAVIS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The complaint i this actu id IN Nestchestcr County
Clerks Office, At White Plains, May 4th, 1850
my4 fsw6wWF DAVID ". TRAVIS, Pan'ih's Atty.
CTPREME COURT-County of New-fork.-
- WILLIAM A. BRUSLE against JOHN NJ. FENETY and
ELEANOR his wife John L. Deem, John Scymser survivor II
William and John Scrymser, Henry Bling, Perrine Bur
dick Bcu anin H. Cook Josiah Macy, William H. Macy Fran
Albert l.. Conkln, William Moore. William j. Williams Mar
X. Jcwit admnistratTiN, and Madison O. Harrington,
administrator &C. Of Nathaniel Jewett decreased Gartt w.
Ryckman it, Mors Wake, Abraham Wake, Jacob Wake Lake
GAG, Thomas L. Hull, James w LaNrlr Cyrus A. Hubbard
Summons for rclrt-TO JOHN NJ FENEri and ELEANOR
FENETY his WIFE defendants; You hereby summoned and
required the complaint In this action which filed
Office Of the Clerk Of said Court the City Hail. in tho
New York the eleventh day of January 1852 and 70
a copy the said complaint the sub
scher az his Office number - Liberty street. IN said city, with
the service OF this eScll
sve the day Of such and fail the said
con plant within the aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
will apply the Count the relief demanded in the
Dr,,d January H. 1859. JOHN r. DEvELiN,
sllS law6wW Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

NNHE NEW LINE for CALIFORNIA.
i GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE -
The avorte Steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Fnke
paurh win leave from Pier No North River Friday June TO-
2oock connecting via Panama Railroad, with Steam
Apply at the only office of the Line, No Bowling Green.
-'' ID. B. ALLEN. Agent.
NB-A persons forbid trusting any on account OF
the above ships or owneTs
NOTICE.-In future, the Steamers Of this Line
IN will call AZ CORK Ireland land and receive letters and
passengers Steam LIVERPOOL calling at CORK and via
tivero TO LONDON GLASGOW, aud all the principal twns
IN GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND at greatly reduced rate
The LIVERPOOL, NEW-YoRK and PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANl'S splendid Clyde-buIt Iron screw
steaashiys intended 10 sail as follows
NEw.foRE
KANGAROO .................. SATURDAY. May T
CITY OF T1MORE........sAIURDA1, June
CITY OF WASHINGTON......S SATURDAY, June lS.
A. u O'clock noon, from Pier No "a North AE1r
RATES PASSAGE.
Cabin from New York snd PhiadelpIia. ......en
Third New York Of the aboyenarnrd places
Return tickets available for six mouths o.
arded to Havrc Pars Hamburg Bremen, Ant
vrrp and all parts Of the Continent, without delay
NoTcEThese steamers provided with every requisite 20
edAe extinction VI he The stElctes. dsPe
lseuforced with regard o the of lights
Passengers Ireland by this Line svd the risk ana graf
calling St. Johns the steamers proceed TO Vofs
direct 80
For freight passage .Prly 81 the Office the Company
JOHN q. DALE, No. IS Brzdway, Neyf orb, Afeut
In Liy.rtool 10 WIN. INMAN, Tower Buildings
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

EOR SAVANNAH and ndFLORIDA-U. s. NAIL
i LINE.-The fsv0ri,s steamship ALABAMA Capt. Geo
r schenck will ssve on WEDNESDAY, May IL, az 2
from Pier No North River Through tickets given 20 Mont
somey Columbus Atlanta Albany and Macon Bills Of Lldins
grec cny bosrd For freight passage sppy 20 SA&L
NITCHILL 4 SON. No. IS Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-18

NvFW-ENCLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.,
~ Boston Capital and accumulated Premiums 81 a
Paving dividend Of So cent TO al the insured ramph'
let's Reports, Sc, furnished gruts. JOHN HOrrkh,,
- Areri and Atnrney for the Co. No ITO Br0sdway Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
Murkets-R eportel ~ Tclrgrcpt.

BUFFALO June n. g. =. Flour In fair request, Tarke.
o~er rsl.s Of eco bbs 2yG rs - for low Ia fsr Stat.
~ Chicago Spnps Wheat; 81 - ior do. nori Milwaukee
Cub Wheat sc Ad 80 - for straight Wisconsin; az
~ IS r Mhissn. Indiana snd ohioi 81 5t@ ~ %
spiirg in !o,s at 81 GG 81 CoRy dun nominal a.
Tee OATS dal 4GGic. BARLEY heavy 61GGt RvE hrm
vi. NWsgY-Ssi.- ~ 100 bb-. al NJ. Lake M
PoRrs-5Ct0 bbls Flour - no blsh Wheat, $1,000 bush.
Oats. Canal FREIGHTs unchanged CANAL EkPoRfs-7,OoO
bb,. Floor, Ia bu-b Corn, eco bush. O,ts.
ALBANY, June 26 m-FLouR connurs dull and holders
r,i3 ips AID Uw grades sales ot bbs. a:
average decline aboa. 25c. Dbl Ton Ia. quotations Of las,
w..k GRAM very quiet .--- q geo bush Corn mostly hot,
7ec; Canada Wheat 81 So 5000 bush O.s at
d4Sc for State measure. and Sc weight; Western
sold 55d4 ~-isL. WHISKY qIiet sa.ss Of Is bbls a.
2a&ic
Cf,erSs,r June 2i-FLous declined Dc; sales IS q
81 - for .up-rfu-. WHEAT dull Provisions unchanged
Ba sPss. &c. Bulk Shoulders, &c. Wsgy finn 2osc.
SEvDEI Jun. 70 CoTTOS-Saes 90 day, l,ttv bales
SUGsR-Ss-- 40 hbi- at 5ld5fc. r faig fy fair CoRS
xi l2laSi ~. fRsrGHTs-fptnu 20 Lis-rp-l, 56i
0swLGo June 2i-6 p. m.tLoUR IN limited demand sales
so bbls ssEdarc Chicago Spnrs Wheat. 80 81 from
HivsDt-- Club; 81 m Red nosYs aud 81 80 from Waite
do HHE.r-D- ulsnd confined The DrTs who grinding
fer Local and n"irhborDs trade. bidders willing
buyers sab go bush 81 ~ for cb0i. Mi
w,U.-- Gibbs 81 So COR White D'diAn. CORN dul with
nrll .sies 15c Oars held u. Ta4e. without; saos No
oy-m-I. IL RYE. FgEiGHTs unchanged. Nc receipts by
Js.- aud exports BY Csusi
B.iTTH0sy, Jbp. 2-FLOUs dun; How .rd-rse,, 81.
WHEar cal. CoRS firm White Gic. "HsSY d1iii Ohio,
2sc.
MosLE Jln- tn. sales Of COTros today 400 Gales
az unchanged prices, the market sio-iJg h'm.
PHI ADgLPHI. June n HRE.ssIUFFsdlM Com declined
D.; Yellow, So. siioa:. WHISKY s.esdy a. DE-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22

Ia a,d"ap pe,.a y;s~ h.e'rS@s-M, and No GGs.n.
ter .pd lady Mr. Mr., smith. Mr.. lady, Children
I'D .ery,. NJ .nd Mr.. DO ehd,un aSs Mars
MI, Scott Crswford Aim Mr. Croft Mr. D,vis. Pashes,
Lieut. suIlvsn Lea': Eawstd,; w Gnnue, I , Terre,
snd .sy T. Ferguson fi,pry Wall W. O Damn. B.sop De
I.nc~y NJ De L.re-y B'edol v. Ca-e-s. Beis,n c.
T. Mr. Faconcr. Mr.. Lehman Ms. Pierre Point Mr.. de
L:assy Ry wI, sns ,T 9 patS as ~, -
pr L9;htoT A "al.cs Ard i,a, sisss SSA, r, w.
infant and NJ Hacie,, Rev Pes,n. Charles
Kock. MT Bsrnsra NJ Bonnet anne. wny q H. Ps,ri; o.
campbell, Chsre. ~ C.,p-lt-r. NJ Mcuue Thom.' Oven
and lady Mr. Ge-uesr 81 Iamphrl snd An Nj Moed-eS,
Mr. Davies J. Leigh, Wright Hav krs Mr. Niltin. M Anon,
~ hsg's s JShG B. Etn ,D M h, Lewis s Ss.r
Mr. Bacho Thos Bolsnbasen \. r. Fs@.sl"r r. Boy.oo.
Mr. ss1S G p .cT. M s NJ Haha s sT' ss IT,
Lawyer srd lady J. NJ H,d~ish VIM Penn Lewis ROBBERS
Mr. N..bn j. W Psne Mr. Ls.bs- J. NJ Coop jr and lady.
Jusn RaThoia y Pan bridge v ID Babsndisr A"s Wsy.
I + ,t t ahIi k9 Si Sas.cb sey M B.0
hey T. Coleman Mr. johnson Rot Me-, master rh". Larry,
mann EGw srhmeeec Mr. Mchibbin, Thos Foley Total M
In .he steamship oana qs>'" i'a" S9staa~r,o- c'a
Milford Ch,rss MORAN Mr. ana Mrs Bssen. r Green hr
nsa,e ADV servant Ma s'," L. DAVID aud tso.n,ei
PSm~pd ct;~-r' M.d PeT-ad Bisnch H. Hunt nrs z.
BS.cm M Hubbard Ms pmand AID S'Ssasr Ind
nurse Rowland and cbid Cha Jay ady and eSar'S MT
Potter Miss McRse, John Mchewsn Mr. sanrhs NJ Dap.y'
Mr. and Mrs N.be MI Aa.i Ar Parrish NJ l"hn~,n Or:
Spence hr RiohaId. Sir Well Mn. Lsmo0ieJ }. Hurry aud
AZ in the ard cabin.
In tse ,ap Kangaroo fTos iire'pol-ar- boye'
Mis- Asnss willy B,y' ~. Henderson, Nus r"i-
son Mi. Msor- Mis- Ashton, Miss Maria rzbot Mss tok,
Mas jane ltim.G M-- Qus,h- Nj aud Mrs Athar Noer,
Tho. r. Beaumont, Ms.ier WIN. Wiley, Carr. j. O Noses,
Cart Mackay Rrhara Combs ~ Power, James Murray,
lam. Kerr Rich-rd Mlr Peter Peters. John AsUfcty,
Amyrs A.h Mckee, Jonas Gabriel Mad yo1esc Jno For,
Geo Andrews. - o,., N.
Ia brig Praoe,, Royal from Bernudd-Rob' Oris'h b'A
Hill
In bark Pensurket from Zdsa-Csias Plaza
Ia ba,k Tocory y-o~. Pai,--O-iohn T. Dow p. \. Dow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
FRANCE.

The NoEdeHr announces the appointment OF hl.
Brerier a. French Minister 10 Naples.
There was report Of he formation Of camp at 81.
Omer.
Shopg detscbments Of infantry had been sent from
Pars to Italy and two regiments were being actively
formed. 200 Zouaves from Algeria had arrived IN
PAR, 70 form third baua alton Of the Zouaves Guard.
TIE London Itmess Paris correspondent. is assured
that di-sppIobation has been expressed by foreign
matters bsve b, conducted in Tuscany.
The Paris Bourse bad been very fiat. aud daily
decline IN prices took place, notwithstanding the cue
cess of the Allies in Italy. Lord Derbys speech I'M
putting false pretenses To France in commencing war,
caused something ike panic. The market on the
10th was depressed and the per cents closed at 6
for money, and 6l.70 account. The monthly retarns
of the Bank OF France show increase IN bal.on vi
upward of i2,G00OCc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
Arriycd.

Steamship Ocean Queen. sabury Hayre via Southampton,
ee-p Of h. adj Srds and ha. been detained by d.p.e o
Of saray Hook q, aud arr Of tho Battery a. u p
Steamship Au.ts, woodhu sayannsh 81 hours mise. and
pas. to s. l. Mes ,s Son S@" s a. 81 csr1 ,e,,.
cten.el signals with steamship Foriia; Monday.
ebuns-J isre. .rsu,hp Montgomery The A. was detained
seam.sip KsSSsroo srI Jeffrey, Llyerp-i 9th inst via
scyer,i esbers, 18th inst NJ passed Cape Rae IN
fog h inst t ~ o Ion 6. s. passed An ship Jenny
s.sm.bYp Hunisie Post s.v.nn-b u,d.e aud pas. 10 n
b. Cromwell & Co. Monday, June 90 u = a., " II Csp-
Hs.ers, EXCHANGED Signals win steamship f.onds 81.
changed Ignsls yih steamship Aop'somey The HuntsvswS
detained ch the Highlands hours BY iog.
Steamship Sam. tdfs AG' cA"''' q" O "d''
steamship Augusta woodruff savanbsh, md.e and p-..
B-s C.re- DBL Psroudelo Palermo 10 days, ui: 70 Draper
G.s rer,ucss CREIGHTON, z.1a Cube, 10 days, to
Bark Tano1y PHILADELPHIA Ranss late Romsn, deceased.
r. 1 hbII ra from savannah Tor v.nas. ..ms S.y
eschspsed sisnals with big Anna Wellington, -re"rnsE
p.i .d ' and ..e. to s ms.d Sou SAILED IN com
paDy with brig Mssn. for S-~York lob int, Ia. ls, bn
Biz Prinee,. ysl Br HRS, Rermuda DAYS pO.a.~s
Sc Smith Jones Co spsni,h msnfwsr .earn-r from
sl s a. ais pt wSsTs .S day.. 81"
showing. large ed tag swallow TAIL Tired with WHIT andk"r
Brg Monte Christie TOT Kingston, Mas sorthup. Psisrm"
schr swan Collins Pcn,acoa II day. yellow pine
Sclr Rio Gr-pd-, C.icord virsiuis dsy., ~ood.
sebr Join Ghm,h, Coe.lirs. Bsl,iio9re 81 days eosL
SobT Broh.r. Dayi., G-rg.i"~D 5dsy., coal
schr Henry Finch. Avery Ge0rseowD ) days, COAL -
Schr Waiter Raleigh, Pcilps Savannah day, cotton % D.
ssbf j. H. Siimsp, Clup- Georgeto~n, c. days, os,o
O. II. Powers.
schr " T. Randolph Hszel,On Richmond days cal 70
Young Tslmsg-.
sehr Golden State Wilbsrt Alcxsniria days coal
Schr NJ J.. Leopsrd. Scot; virginia 5 days wood
srhr a. V. Bsdell. Rider, Ale -nnSris %dsys, coal
schr kescue. Bacon. Baltimore days. coal
schr. Fliss Psynor. Rsynor. Baltimore days COAL
sbr W " Ia "un. DIGS, Salinas, p r. 10 days sugar 70
Stur,-. C.srrsn 4 c.
Scbr Mary MAXIM Beer. Bo-'on 3SsY. Dayton sprasee
J. Bsbi Go-on, Cbsrryts day. iOib-r 10 nss.S
Clara DAVIS. Southport 26ays "a hsia. % >-i@y
schr. QgckEtep, Reed, Georges Banks tsh u b. Miller
4 Go.
schr Eliz, jan. fof Psrs,sbe) Fish, Bsraooa lah nr
D G aoieiy Sailed IN company with scbf Davidson for
Nsw.York
S1hr u Freeman (of PoTtsnloah. !. H., FsD.D, J.fo~f
9Th Lg~od and coffee Gbhsf Tb-ctery Of Bos.on
Schr Dwight New Iisycb Hardy Bsrsc- 18Th
ins-. fruit N Thomas GilBarfn.
Steamer Osprsy Kenney Providence mGss 20 Issas Dds
Steamer Challr. o'Ed Saith. Norwich and New Lordes,
ud--. g. 2. ". Rockwell
steamer Kenrel4 Hand Philadelphia .od Cap. May mdss.
ard pass. 20 y. Perkins.
sATLED-sbp Constellation Tor s.. John " b.. Jie.se Sr
Nsirsrslso.
PFLOW-i bark.
WlND-Durins tie day from 8. w.
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THE LATEST.
ley Telegraph J,cn Lesdsa 70 Lise'PooLl

LoyDos, Saturday, June II, 1852
The Hou,e Of Commons met = few minutes after l.
O'Clock ,odsy. The attendance Of meuhefs was very
numerous in expectation CT some Ministerial e1plsna
tiops s,pseoaent upon the vote Of that morning.
Lord Harrington brought ny the sddre's as amended
in reply TO the speech from the throne, and tue adj
dress having been read and agreed TO- was ordered 70
be presented 20 her Msjssy.
On the motion Of Lord John Russell, Friday beHt
was appointed to take the Queens speech into con-
siderstion.
Sir s. Northeote moved that the House, On rising,
should adjourn till Tuesday next.
After some conversation by SIR e. Napier, respect
the Navy, the motion wa agreed TO-
Some bills were then brought up and papers pres
erted, when, at l2I o'clock, the House adjourned.
BERLIN, Saturday, June II, 1852.
The semi.onicial Preussiche ZeHung contains the
following:
Reports are current tina. The whole Prnssian army
will he mobiliz-d and that Prussia viii soon take part
in the existing conflict but believe, says that Jonr-
nal tina. We are not mistaken 10 stating tna' 20 rS-
luton fsuch nature has H. yet been lGkeh nor
in meGiaeiy imminent. II Prussia SHOULD oe caused
TO take further steps for the development OF ner war
Ike p1wer her only object viii be 10 make the posi-
ton she ha. hitherto held Of greater avail .,-o
DRESDEN, Friday, June 10, 1899.
The Dresdes Journal Of to-day contains the follow
ing:
P,us,ian Commits sioners were here yesterday me-
gotianc lor the transport by railway Of considerable
beds d Pru-sisn troops satisfactory result -Ith-
out difficulty was arrived at The commissioners Then
started for Munlch with a similar eoJeet.
LosDos, Saturday afternoon, June ii, 1879.
In the division last night sixty members voted III
favor of the Government and thirty-hve against.
Brady Bunbury, Tells, Herbert and Urqahart are
no, on the division list.
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Tn. as;oaruel iebal III The s.idrss- 10 ,elon-e 70
Ga. tIo.' .r.--,.h az resumed. he SPEAKERS N o.
,.;,,,n ~ ~. Government, ard m ."PPI1 - me
Z want al. rgufdencs motion, were BIT p''su1, NJ
LAM. GRAHAM. Sergeant DeGsy asd o,het,, VINE
,ho-. in J.f-p-. of Ministers me ui-' hT. S"yIs'aI
Fiizcer,id. NJ Ker seymour nnl ne D
orr. l,r Jcnrd The debate was further "HJoarHed -
the following dsy. u ., comm,ns Tho
a.ha,e on The smendmsu. 70 the address vas resumed
NV Mr. Milne, Gib-vn. who spoke in Opposition 70 NE
G,verm,rt. and wss followed on me same side by
NJ, svduey Herbert, Sir G. &. Leus LORD John Rus
ELI. &c. The speaker snppori OF NE ".ve1nnent
80. N...r- Roebuek and lind-ey-'We ultra
Liberals; Sir J. PakDston ard the solei,Tr. 1s1ef,i.
A. , O'Clock On Saturday morning lie House
divided. when there appeared
For the smenGmsn, depressing VAN OF con-
fdepce in the Ministry ~,
Nsiori.y against Government. -.-....-..... ID
Mr.. Gladstone atd SeSs-s. Roebnck and Lindsay
voted with he Government. Only is members gu; o'
the "a were absent.
twas supposed tba. Lord Derby and hs colleagues
would tender tbeir resignation on The day the Peis
ssiled. and tia. the Queen would send Tor Lord
PaineI-ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
ROME.

A letter from Rome 10 The LosG0E I.zues, contains
the following:
The Upittd States vessels Wabash and Nao4.i,nia
have eit Ciy.a Vecchis 10. Naples. Before leaving
this very painful reported to have occurred
4 yourg gil one day asked sailor which was the
deepest part If the port and immediately ait-r~srd
gong tow ard it. threw hersefin ard disappeared She
was saved. however, BY those standing rvand. She
sppeer. TO have been g youIg American residing in
Palermo and had fed with some MAE 10 Ciyita vec-
cha ON arriving there her seiucer having shu, her
up IN d hotel sbardonel her. Every assistance was
given her by the authorities and the Deb gate sent Der
on 70 Rome by special train. The arrival II train
with three persons oply-the gil and her two con-
ducors-pu the whole diplomatic world in confusion
who were anxious 20 know who the mysterious ~
rya ard curiosity not satisfied until the dispatch
Of the Delegate detailing the incidents OF the affair
yns shown"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
GERMANY.

In the Chamber al Dresden the Foreign Minister OF
Saxopy had declared IN favor OF war against Louis
Nspo, Oh, and the Deputies by majority expressed
th. same view.
Associations for the relief OF wounded Au.triaus and
for the support Of the families of the killed had been
formed Hamburg, Mel Other places in Northern
Germany.
Tie London Spectator publishes the following intel
ligeuce from IL Pali- correspondent:
Thursday Evening" baye little fear OF being
ccntradiced when state that Prussia has consented
to aid Austria in preserving her possessions in Lom-
bardy Prussia will uphold the treaties of 1919 with
sl her power. This news known 10 n few il perhaps
the secret OF the continued decline to-day"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
PRINCE NAPoLEoS's DESIGNS.

lo.TVEp2
FLoRrScE, June 3, 1859.
II : positively asserted that utJ0 French troops
landed the day before yesterday 3; Aveaza the only
seaport belonging 10 the little Duchy Of Massa Cara
ia have gVod reason 10 know that very mIu.e IL
formation is taken by the officers OF Prince Napoleon
staff respecting the routes crossing the Apennnes from
Spezzia and GaIzana TO Parma, over Aula, I, Mt re-
mol. the elsa Pass Bercetto, and borrovo sni the
one over Fordnovo and FivizzaDo. the Careto Pas.
to Reggie. couple of French divisions wiz in all
PROBABILITY make their way into the Lombard plain by
these TWO roads; the Prince With the main army viii
80 from here 10 Pstos aid hence across the pass Of
The Abetoue will descend on Mcdena. The general
movement will, believe begin in few days, and,
rather think, will meet with no opposition on the pa;
Of the ASSrians.