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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-13
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New York Market.

go NEW YORK, June II, p. NJ.
tour Is active and l0c. better ses of 5000 brs. at
6 O6 80 for superiine State Sc 60 for choice do,
30 7OI for extra do, Sc 30@6 60 for superhne West
for roundhoop Ohio, the inside price for superior,
and small sales fchoice as high as 81 25 Canadian
quiet and nominal. Rye Flour S4@)5 10.
wheat also shade iirner, sales of 5000 bush, in
Guiding mixed Illinois, at 81 52l5; White Michigan
81 e0, White Southern 81 50, White Kentucky Si 70
9n SIf, and Red Southern 81 70. .3EHv II r. ri
Barley dull.
Corn shade better; sales OF 1000 bush, including
DID mixed Western, at s6R61STc., new Western yell
93c.
and Canadian. wv ~
Fork unchDged sales of 400 brls of Sl7 for NESS
Sl IL Tor thin do SSDlS 80 for prime do, Sl5 for
spected to prime to arrive from New Bedford at SIG
private terms.
sales of 300 brls at SO T57 25 for country
prime Us 50dS 70 for do. mess; Sll04 for repacked
Chicago, and Sll 500Dl6 80 for extra Prime mess
Beef steady saes Of 100 erces at $685. the range is
s22@27. Beef Hams dull at Sl4 5O@ll7 90 Bacon un-
hA@7c. for Shoulders, and s1 n9c. for Hams. Lard
irmer sales Of 75 brs. at ll6@l'6c. for common to
prime and small lots choice do at l94c.
Butter dull at l4120c. for State, and l301l7c. for
Ohio. Cheese dull at j@191fc. ..-.1 ...
Whisky steady: sales of $50 brls at 29c.
Cotton closed with advance of he; sales of 1000
bales at llAc. for upland middlings -
@26c.
Linseed oil declined lc.; sales at t6I@62c.
Hides frmer at2l4c. '
Sugar Steady; Muscovado 54@l6c. ff rr r.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-13
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

- SATURDAY EVENING, June II.
. FLOUR-The demand continues good; indeed, it
may be called quite active and prices are shade
higher. The sales comprise 1000 brs. at Sc 90617 90
for supeThne, and 81 % for extra 1881 brls wero re-
ceived the last twenty-f hours. The demand con-
tinues TO be chiefly from PittsburR and Eastern Ohio
WMiSkY-The market has not changed essential
The demand is fair, with sales Of 800 brls at 25k
eg2Zo2oc, the latter rate for wagon. ..- t. ,.
PROYlSIONS-There Is not the slightest altera-
ton in the market; the demand Is limited. The sales
are 100000 lbs. Bulk Meats at 636c for Shoulders,
packed, and SIC for Sides, loose.
GROCERIES-Sugar sells, in the small way, at 6X
gl7Ac; Moasses at 37613Sc, and Coffee at IlA61l2lhc
There Is nothing doing in the large way.
WHEAT-The market continues active and buoy
ant, and prices are still tending upward; sales of
1000 bushels good White at 81 co. 300 do fair Red at
40, 800 do prime do at 81 50 and 81 900 do. fair
81 65.
CORN-The demand is brisk aud prices are higher;
White. - W
kiE-The market is quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-h fair demand and prices are fair at 60
@16Jc.
QATS-A rather better demand, and prices are "a
81 hgher Sales OF 800 bushels at 5Sc delivered, and
$40 do, at depot, at 5Sc.
CHEESE-Sales of 200 boxes prime Western Re.
serve at 7l9@sc. Market rather frmer.
,BuTTER-The market is very dull, and prices n
shade lower. Wequote choice Western Reserve at II
@lic, and prime Central Ohio at ll@nI2c.
EGGS-A good demand at lie per dozen.
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LATEST by TELEGRAPH.
srronTrD ron rnr DAILY rntss.
unday Evening Dispatches.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS ny THE
MORT H BRIT0N.
IN ENGLAND.


LONDON, June THE Times announces that
tho address in reply TO the Royal speech, will
be moved by the Hon. Algernon Egerton, NJ.
Z" Tor South Lancaster, and will DO seconded
by Sir james Elphinstone, NJ. p, for Ports
mouth.
DR.. Healthy, the medical officer of Health
for the city of London, reports that tho Thames
has, within tho last few days, Notwithstanding
the early period of tho year, exhibited unmis-
takeable symptoms of Offensiveness and more
pungently than last summer. Gen. Sir Harry
Smith, commanding the northern and middle
districts, will relinquish his command ia Sep
tember next.
The Queen held a court yostordav. The
Earl of Elgin had an audience on his return
from China aud Viscount Stratford dc RedclifIe
on his return from Constantinople, Miss Flor
ence Nightingale is in precarious state Of
oeasth, put the Advertiser contradicts the report
OF her having entered convent.
The Bankers Magazine, in reference tn the
prospects of the money market, says that the
expectation seems to be that tho value of ac-
commodation for the present will be compara-
lively easy, but that subsequently an Increased
demand will arise, which may even carry the
rate towards the close of the year to Az or
per cent.
The Daily News city article of Tuesday eve-
nlng says; The hrst rise established in the
NS w u"y "hOuutou u ~ per cent, making
per cent. in two days, and a total rebound Of
nearly per cent. from the lowest point
touched during the panic Most other
classes of securities also Participated to-day in
the upward movement. Among the considera-
tons which assisted tho rise to-day was an i'm
preston that the Austrians are getting the
worst OF the struggle, and that an early and
general advance OF the allied forces is proba-
bio. The improv ement established in the for
eign exchanges at q moment when gold is
moving IN SO freely from Russia, Turkey and
the United States, independently of the remit
tanees again becoming due from Australia,
| likewise operated on the favorable side There
were no bullion operations at the bank to-
day. The gold arrivals from ST. Petersburg
to-day amount to $50, 200, nearly the whole Of
which is expected to be taken to the bank.
The foreign exchanges this afternoon were
more favorable for this country
The Times city article says: Tho funds
opened this morning with undiminished firm
| ness. There was no news to excite attention.
and speculation is dormant. The Savings
Bank purchases appear to have ceased. OF the
f2OS,OOO by the Niagara, G140, 900 have ar
rived in London and been taken for the Conti-
nent The remainder being on French account
will go to France direct from Liverpool In
the foreign exchanges, this afternoon, the rate
on Hamburg was slightly higher. During the
month just ended the movement in consols has
been entirely upward and an advance has been
established of 81 per cent, although scarcely
a single fact has transpired to alter the COM
plexion of political affairs.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-13
Two Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITAIN.
sARDINIANs CROSS THE sEsIA.
Garibaldi Repulsed by the Austrians
Advance In COttOn--DecIinc in Breudstuffs. 9.
Provisions STEADY.

FARTHER POINT, June 1.-THE steamship
North Britain has passed here on her way to
Quebec, which she cannot reach before mid
night. Her dates from Liverpool are to the
first inst, being two days later than the tel
egraphic advices received by the Arago at St.
Johns.
The steamships Niagara and Bavaria had
arrived out.
There has been no decisive battle between
the main armies. The Sardinians have, how
ever, succeeded in forcing a passage over the
river Sesia, and capturing Palestro from the
enemy.
Rumors have been received from Lombardy
to the effect that General Garibaldi had met
with repulse.
The Sardinians were under the immediate
command of King Victor Emanuel. General
Garibaldi was still creating sensation in
Northern Lombardy. rumor prevailed that
he had been defeated by a superior force and
retreated into Tessin, but the rumor lacks con-
frmation, as the Turin dispatches intimate that
he was making still further progress.
The --latest from the Seat of War.
New YORK, June 1.-THE Sardinians forced
a passage over the river Sesia at Palestro in
the face of the Austrians, who were protected
by the Notifications erected there since the
occupation of the city, after severe conflict.
They also succeeded in capturing the city and
taking many prisoners.
The Emperor Napoleon was about removing
the headquarters Of the allies to Casale.
1t was reported at Paris that as soon as the
French enter Milan, England and Prussia will
jointly make strenuous efforts to terminate the
war by negotiation.
A fight had occurred at Florence, between
some English and American sailors, on account
of the latter wearing tricolor rosettes.
The Emperor of Austria, the Arohduke
Charles and General Heiss reached Verona on
the 2lst, on their way to the headquarters Of
the army.
GREAT BRITAIN.-The Parliament met on
the 9lst ult. Speaker Dennison was unani.
mously reelected.
The funds were buoyant at the quoted ad-
vance. ..r .. Ill.
FRANCE.-It is rumored that Napoleon will
return to Paris in August, after the first series
of military operations are carried into effect.
Many shipments continue to be made o
artillery and siege materials.
The Paris Bourse was buoyant at an ad.
vance of over one per cent. Three per oenti
closed at 62f. 75c.
GERMANY.-The Military Committee of tn,
German Diet has approved the motion to plac,
an army on the Rhine. ..... ~ .
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-13

AN ATTEMPT AT SELF DESTRUCTION. - A
young man named VIM. Wolinhop, bar keeper
at the Baltic Saloon, on Western Row, between
George and Seventh streets, made two unsuc-
cessful attempts to take his own life, last Sat-
urday night. lie first attempted to blow his
brains out with pistol, and would have sue
ceeded had it not been for the timely interfe-
renee of a friend, who knocked the pistol from
his hand just as he was in the act of pulling
the trigger. In short time afterward, he
procured quantity of laudanum, ana after
taking it, lay down, as hehoped, to die But no
SC. A physician was sent for who arrived in
time to administer proper antidote, and thus
save his life. Various rumors are rife as to the
cause of Wolnhop's desire to "shufils off this
mortal coil, but we find it difficult to arrive at
any definite conclusion. He was conveyed YES
terday to the residence of friend in West End
where he will be properly cared for until he re-
covers, when, wo hope, he will see the error Of
his conduct, and conclude to live while
longer.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-13

A PERSONAL rencontre took place, about five
O'Clock, Saturday afternoon, on the corner of
Court and Main streets, between Judge Jacob
Finn, and halter named Wasem. Tho hat
ter was "knocked into cooked hat" and the
Judge received veral severe wounds upon the
head, inflicted with q heavy hat-iron. The
Judges son, William, hearing of the difficulty,
repaired to the scene Of battle, and threatened
to thrash the whole world, and the rest of
mankind. Friends interfored, but all efforts
to quiet the indignant scion proved fruitless.
Two or three policemen ostulated-attempt-
ed to prove to William that he should "simmer
down." but no 60. The halter must be whip
ped, and William must do it. Forbearance
ceasing longer to be virtoe, William was, af-
ter considerable resistance, conveyed to the
Ninth street station house, where he also be-
came very indignanC, and swore he would not
submit to being locked up. By the aid of a
policeman, Mr. straus, the station house keep
or, succeeded in getting within cell, when he
jerked to tho inner door, caught SIS hand be-
tween the bars, and mashed one of his fingers
to perfect jelly. Young Finn was admitted
to bail, and will have hearing before the Po-
lice Judge, this morning, upon FIVE charges of
assault and resisting officers.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-13

YESTERDAY morning, about hall. past ten, an
alarm was raised in the vicinity of the railroad
station at Fulton, and on repairing to the
scene of the conAagration we discovered flames
issuing from the house occupied by the Catho-
lie clergyman of that district, Rev. Mr.. Sui
livan. In few minutes tho elements" en-
gine No. 10 CORNER of Pike and Third was on
the spot, and was quickly followed by the Full
ton hand-engine, but their efforts were una
vailing to check tho progress OF the FIRE, it
having gained considerable headway before the
alarm was given. We have not heard the es-
timated amount Of the loss, nor whether the
house was or was not insured. The house,
which stood on the side of the hill, was a two
story frame one, and was the property of the
widow Gordon. The "Citizens' Gift" engine
repaired to the scene, but was too late to bo of
any service.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-13
COLUMBUS NEWS.
COLUMBUS, June II, 1859.

.. COLUMBUS, June ii, 1859.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-This afternoon an old
man named Lane, while interfering in
drunken row few miles down the river,
was wounded pretty seriously by rowdy
named Hagerly, who afterwards fled back
into the woods.
ACCIDENTAL CUTTING.-A difficulty occurred
on High street, to-day, in which a man,
whose name we did not learn, drew knife
upon another named Clark. A third party
interfering was struck on the right hand, re-
ceiving frightful cash. -
The criminal term of Common Pleas conf
mences on Monday. No particular case has
been set for trial on that day. The damage
case in which John L. Gill is plaintiff, and
EX-Sheriff VIM. Miner, defendant, is set for
Friday of next week. Some time since,
plaintiff caused the arrest of man named
Leibel, upon q charge of embezzlement, and
he was placed in the sheriff's charge from
whence he escaped. The damages laid at
$4,000, grows out of this occurrence.
MARY BUTLER, witness in the case of the
State against Francis Miller, the lorette, who
will undergo trial for manslaughter next week,
was arrested last night and confined in the
station house. She was an inmate of the
den on Mound street, at the time of the
affray, but departed suddenly and was un-
heard of until last evening.
THE pick pockets who were sent up re-
Gently for ten days, were brought down again
before the expiration of two days. They had
large quantity of money, and very gra-
ciously forked over about $4,000 to the muni-
cipality. r. $50
| A FINE pair of mules were exhibited in tho
city to-day, being seventy hands high, other
wise large, and well proportioned; one was
six and the other seven years old, and,
wherever they stopped, We're admired by all
who saw them. o. s'.i'ii
THE foreman of the Plating shop, in the
Penitentiary, from which large quantity of
silver was recently stolen, is out in the city
papers, to-day, with card, wherein he
denies that Baughman (the guard who was
discharged for participating in the affair with
4 a convict) ever referred the matter 70 him,
receiving his sanction or disapproval, and
der'oun9ing Baughman as a calumniato and
liar The venerable chaplain Of the insti-
tuition also appears in card denouncing the
act and the man. y l7goo ,airf 3--.lsFfs4
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-13
River News.

PlTTsBURG, June 11-Ms--River four feet
six inches by the metal mark, and about sta
tionary. Weather clear and cool. White frost
this morning. per-'ffgpr at
ST. Louis, June LIP. M.-River fallen
three inches in the last twenty -four hours, and
still receding. The upper Mississippi is sta
tionary at Dubuque, with seven feet on the
Bar, and falling slowly above that point. The
Illinois continues to recede. The Missouri
also is on the decline; the report that the
mountain rise was coming down that stream
being mistake. Weather cloudy and sultry.
LOUISVILLE, June lip. M.-River station
ary, with three feet eight and q half inches ia
the Canal, four feet on Portland Bar, and Eve
feet at Flint Island.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-13

WE regret TO have 70 announce tho decease
of the Rev. p. B. WILDER, President Of the
Wesleyan Female College, Vine street, Gin
cinnati, at two o'clock, on Saturday morning
last, in the fifty-third year of his age. The
deceased gentleman sustained the RESPONSE
sible duties of President to one ol' our most
important educational Institutions with credit
to himself and satisfaction to tho Trustees,
from the time when he first took office, and
his loss to the institution, to the church of
which he was worthy and honored member,
and to all who, in any way, became connected
with him, will long be felt and deplored. The
funeral will take place, from Wesley Chapel,
tomorrow morning, TUESDAY the 14th,) at
10 o'clock. His friends are invited to attend.