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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
fNREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
DEATH OF @. z. r. JAMES.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, June 26, 1860.
The X. NJ. steamship Europa, Capt. Leitch, from
Liverpool on the 10th inst, via Queenstown on the
18th inst, has arrived at this port. Sg
The Europa arrived here at 81 O'Clock this evening,
and sailed again n 10 O'Clock for Boston, where she
will be due at an early hour on Thursday morning
The Europa has 1el passengers. She reports passed
on the Goth ins steamer supposed to be the Arabia,
and on the 2lst inst, the ship Robena.
The steamship Edinburgh, from New-Yoik on the
I'd, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th inst.
The steamship Persia, from New-York On the 6th,
arrived at Queenstown on the l5th and at Liverpool
on the 10th inst.
The following is a synopsis Of the Europa's news.
There s nothing new from Sicily.
The Royal troops continued to leave Sicily.
A Royal Conference was to take place at Baden on
he day the Europa sailed Napoleon and the Prince
of Prussia had arrived there. Several German Sow
ereigns would join the Conference.
The annexation of Savoy to France was finally con-
summated on the l4th inst. EI-
The Great Eastern would positively sail on the l6lh
inst.
LONDON, June IL, 1860.
The steamship Great Eastern sailed yesterday from
Southampton for Eew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

nv Sr. Lows Tuesday June Is 1919.
The Overland Mail has ssfved here, and bring snt
missing package Of telegraph news sout vs Vissis OF
the uieht of the 9Th inst
VIZ - Via Vi=o66. 9I ~
h ~. 80. 81 SAE FRAscIsCe, June oil p m.
r The steamer Golden Ago saile6 to-day for Panama,
with 400 passengers and 81 600, 100 In treasure, OF
which N 81. 600 Is for E,w-York.
The Regulars and volaateers, under Col. Hayes and
Can't Stewart were attacked on the afternoon OF me
Cd inst, near Pyramid Lake. The Indssns were o.
feated with loss of 20 killed and several wonnded
Two Volunteers were killedand three wounded Capt.
Sterer was mortally wounded. Three Regulars were
killed and one wounded.
The battle was not decisive ssd another 10 expected
soon. ..,,+ ar III. - ..L-. go :
The battle-ground where Maj Ormsbys Isrty was
defeated two weeks ago has been visited and twenty
bodies inferred wnh military honoss.
A company Of IS men IL to start from Carson valley
to reopen the Pony Express route. ST. 800 has been
subscribed at Sacramento toward ing cut the Com
papy and subscriptions are now beng taken In San
francisco for the same purpose with every prospect
of raising the required mount in hopes OF brinG N
by this means the two expresses now Ge and TO a,d
and TO forward the outward boundexpress OF the 25th
which It now appears has been detained. 81 200 YVES
raised at San Francisco within two days to furnish sup
plies fer Col. Hays volunteers
The ship Vickering has arrived in 45days from Hong
Kong. rtef ~ sTH4V EL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27


The Journal Of Commerce endeavors, by a variety
of speculations, to divert its thoughts from the
unhappy split in the late 30. called Democratic
party. After INVITING the Douglas Convention
with having departed from the Interpretation
which, by their own vote, they put upon that rule
at Charleston, in spirit of impartiality which The
Journal just now affects as between the contending
parties, it remarks that as Breckinridges Conven-
ton consisted all told Of but one-third of full
convention, his nomination can hardly claim to
have been in conformity with the two-thirds rule.
But, if not literal compliance with that rule, the
nomination Of Breckenridge may claim at least to
have been made entirely in its spirit. The true
intent and aim Of the two-thirds rule was, as
everybody knows, to enable one-third of the Con-
vention, to wit the Southern members, to override
The other two-thirds; and this is precisely what
those who nominated Breckenridge have undertaken
to do. They have only carried out the two-thirds
rule according to the Southern Interpretation of it,
and its original intent when they insist that their
nomination Of Breckenridge ought to bind the whole
party. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
A MINING FURRY IN CANADA.

A copper mine said to be Of exceeding richness, has
been discovered at Acton G. E., the Grand Trunk
Railroad and the inhabitants IN the vicinity are wild
with the excitement of expected wealth. The orc u
said to contain about 70 per cent pure copper; and
the mine has been opened within twenty rods of tho
railroad and is forwarded to Boston in crude state.
Everybody in the vicinity is looking for new
leads and Mr.. Arms, in CRANKY, between 20 and 30
miles west of south from Acton, has leased certain
of territory in CRANKY with the belief and hope
of finding paying deposits.
/ have seen specimens from both places. The ono
from Acton seems rich in ore in the other it viii need
keener tests than the naked eye to detect it; but Is
confidently believed that large extent of territory Is
rich in the mineral. In the WHILE excitement is
intense and prospecting is vigorously prosecuted.
The proprietor and lessee at Acton (whoee name my
informant did not give is regarded as the man Of tho
million. 1t is said that he obtained Government
grant TO work the mine for three years without any
consideration and that he has been offered f232 0OO
or over 81 OOO for half Of his lease. This stated
for fact, but receive it with large reduction.
On the Dist, at CRANKY, it was stated that small
nugget of gold worth IS cents had been taken out Of
the mine at Acton the day before.
Acton is about fifty miles due east from Montreal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
TAe Express has Washington correspondent

The Express has Washington correspondent
who says:
From present appearances Bell and Everett win carry
fase number States Missouri included The whole vote Of
shsi State about 100 of which Douglas viii receive about
soOO Breclinrdge $4,000 Lincoln loOoO-snd Bell the remain
aet-or SC ooc."
We desire to place on record, in contrast with
the foregoing, these predictions: l...
I. The popular vote of Missouri for President
will be nearly if not quite 10000.
q Nobody will carry it who does not poll $4,000
votes.
As to the result in Missouri, we know just as
much as the writer Of the above extract-that is,
nothing. u the old Wings stand generally for
Bell and Everett, they may carry the State, though
not on poll of 36, 900 votes. Fillmore, with some
Republican help, had 4s,496. Rollins for Cover
bor in 81 had AZ, GAL. Though there will be more
tickets this year, it will be idle to hope that the
State can be carried for one that polls less
than sc, 900 votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

let him reduce his army, and put stop to the
building Of steamships Of war, which is pushed on
with as much energy as if he had on the taps some
great naval expedition. This would go thousand
times further than all the protesta ions of peace
ful intentions which the Emperor and his minister's
may make. In fact, these protestatiOns, under the
circumstances, tend rather to confirm than to allay
existing apprehensions. Next to an actual attack
upon his neighbors is the attitude in which tn.
Emperor now stands, of being prepared, at any
moment and without warning, to strike deadly
blow ....
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
THE SICILIAN INSTRUCTION.

Gsribaldi was actively engaged in organizing his
reserve forces and it expected that he would not
make any new movements for some days.
LATEsT-A telegram from Palermo dated the llth
inst, says that the embarkation Of the Royal troops
continues and that the town is still barricaded.
The statement that the NeapoItan squadron had
seized two ships conveying volunteers and arms to
Sicily, still lacks confirmation.
The Neapolitan Envoy to Paris returned to Naples
without visiting London under the conviction that his
mission would be useless. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
The Fire at LeavenwOrtIi.

BEAVENWoRTH, N. L., june ~, iooo.
The following are he principal losers by the fire
here Yesterday: s Morton, Joss building, 81 ,0OO
no Insurance j. nj. Dickson, loss building 50 0OO
fully insured in 81. Louis. j. l.. Easson, loss on
building. $1,000 insured $500. Mr. Farley, lose on
iewery 800; no insurance. Simon& Seeman, loss,
D.lswane streets owned BY j. NJ. Larmer, loss
800 600; insured $1,000. Seman & Hooman, loss
Ss, 600; insured in the Metropolitan Company, New
York.
MeIntyres building, occupied BY gas-itting estab
lishment; loss 81, 900: no insurance. K +. Aliens
stock mostly saved; fully insured; building partly in
sured Some smaller losses also reported. Fifteen
buildings in all were destroyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
-LATEST-Yia Queenstown.

PARIS, Saturday-3:25 p. m.
The Bourse opened fiat to-day, but slight improve
ment subsequently took place. The Rentes closed at
68f 45c., which is lower than yesterday.
LosDoS, June II.
Admiral Mundy writes to the Secretary of the Ad-
miralty from Palermo on June g. that the scenes en-
acted here are most horrible. who district, 900
wards in length by 100 wide has been laid IN ashes.
Families have been burned alive with the buildings in
which they lived. The atrocities Of the Royal troops
have been frightful. =,
In other parts converts churches and isolated edi-
6ces have been crushed by shells 100 OF which were
thrown into the city from the CITADEL and about 200
from the chips beside grape canister and round shot,
The Emperor Napoleon bad an interview with the
Prince of Prussia at Baden the 18th inst, but the
result of it bas not yet transpired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

The Express asks if EDWARD EVERETT may
not be chosen Vice-President by the Senate. We
can perceive at first blush but these three imped-
ments: /. The Senate must choose from the two
highest candidates in the Electoral votes vino will
probably be Hamlin and Lane; 2. 1t is certain to
choose Lane in preference to either OF his two
competitors; and 3. 1t will have no chance to
choose at all, as Hamlin viii be elected by the
People
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
The IH.Fatcd steamer Ben. lewis.

ST. LOUIE, Tnesdhy, juno 20, iouU.
Several of the crew, including Mr. McGiunis, first
engineer of the Inflated steamer Ben Lewis arrived
here this morning. The toi number lost by the acci
dent is about twenty intending three who died Of their
injuries. Mr.. McGnnis thinks the boat listed at the
confluence Of the Ohio and Mississippi Divers to such
an extent as to empty boiler for possibly one min
ute. The Ohio River is very low, and the Mississippi
unite high.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
GREAT BRITAIN.

The English Parliamentary proceedings are unim-
portant
Explanations were given in both Houses of the out
break in New Zealand confrmatory of the newspaper
accounts. ...
II was reported that the twelve millions sterling rec
commended for Notifications by the Defense Commits
sioners will be raised by means of aunutes termnable
in twenty years. and that the works will be forth
with commenced.
G.P. II. James, the novelist, is dead.
John Foster & Co., private bankers at Blston, had
suspended. Their liabilities were moderate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTTos MARKET.-The sales OF Cotton
T. bae. wsfs To pecustor aud co to esporr
irregular and asene ID had taken Place On a
bales were speculation and for The market closed
Am the following 'qihGr 1ss STG,siion;M
Middine Orlrsn.........63d Fair Uplands. ID
Fri s n mont w.; I bses Of pphch were
STATE OF TRADE IL MAscHEsTER.-The advices
from Manchester favorable The msrkst fot both goods
AID yarns dull at low prices but closes with rather eadef
LIyERPooL BREADsTrrFs MARKET.-Messrs. Rich
don Spence Co report the weather hiss been un'syor
able for The ciop quiz, Tue:day. advance Cd
:ss s RS 10 sa and Wife lssi Corr h
with good demand the market opened q decline o. o. s'
IIyTRpooL PRovIsIoS MARxEr.-Messrs. Wake
ted Mason . i iSGu P END pce. wes Port steady
r Sss' .tesdy Lard fi 1t Ss5S Taow hmi sales North
IIyyRpooL PRoDucE MARKEr.-Tbe brokers and
other circulars report Posshe. dull Of s for old and 6 ior
nfs s So ~ en- on the qualities.
VIII . p2atys 9Soy for sss1' a S,t P n ss'Si
ssS Tfs.h 9: s'T ns q S1 sa 5eies'
he istter American Tar, 1879 Tea unchanged
LoSDoS MARKrTs.-Messrs. Barring: Bros. &c. 60;
Sa At as 81 rs e Ps DIN 1t srssn' q steady
mon Goasoa at sdI srInIT TrEPssIIs. dai At ss
Rourh decired 10 40 RICE IL nrm VITA an soS'e ue"
coysrE 6m at an advance OF i6dd1 LissEKp CAKE nm
IIssEEn or firm 1910 RsH 0iLs quiet sae' OF 0Pe'n
81 Cod, CO., III, Iodo, Mo,sv
IosDoE MoSIY MARKEr.LIhe Lonaon o mo me,
make, Wa. slightly easier Console closed on Friday a. 10y
for account r1dydeDd The bullion 10 Tie PAM ~
hsd incr.Ssed E25 600 Bar Silver 5la5hi Dollars 'Fa
5l2t; Eagles, rs g. ~, =, II A.. .-..L
sdded nm 500 bales New Orleans ordnsire ef do oas
All The market closed Will declining tsndehcy and the quo
tsiion. were barely msinsined The stock In port was
bale. -, NJ. p,o,ho-s
Ind Tor 4 IS stocks Sales OF fes 3d. Skies dun At vs.
0gt.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

LEXINGTON, M0nday, june % ioOV'
meeting of the Lexington and 81. Louis Railroad
C6nIsny was held here to-day. A large number OF
osn,lemey from, Saline Pitts, Johnson and this
county, were present with view of locating the
and t, secure the contract for the work OF grad
ing. Thee were also gentlemen from abroad VINO
were csed here for the purpose OF securing oohacs
for Lud ng the entire road. The meeting ADJOURNED
tor xix " eks. Within that time. survey Will oe
,eten between tie two Southern routes, with view
of et[ecfipg conf romise bttween them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
The sailing of the Niagara.

BOSTON, Tuesday, june 70, IS5O'
The mails per steamship Niagara for Liverpool VIA
Halifax cose at 10 a. m. to-morr)w, and the steamer
will leave at Telegraphc dispatches forwarded
through Mr.. Stokers agency, No. Broad street,
New-York. up 10 IL o'clock will be in season. -.
John Harley noted thief, was discovered early TINS
morning Iobbing store in Cambridgepofi, ana oner
arm and damaging his jaw. Harley drew dirk knife
and dangerously stabbed Officer Lougherry, when he
WIS finally arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

RECEPTION TO SPEAKER PEssISGTos.-Gov. Pen
nington, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
returned home last pigb and was greeted by thousands
of his friends who turned out to welcome him to bis
home in Newark after bis arduous duties as Speaker
of the House of Representatives in Congress.
At an early hour in the evening thousands Of people
of both sexes cougregrsted around the Marketsreet
Depot and in Market Broad and other streets through
which il was expected that be would pass. Bonhres
were kindled and everything betokened that fitting
and more than ordinary demonstration was to take
place.
of Newark uniformed with glazed cap and cape, and
provided each with lighted torch, were formed into
fine and marched 10 the depot. Shortly after o'clock.
the Governor, who had been met at Elizabeth bys
committee Of citizens arrived and was enthusiastically
oh, cred. The PR cession, headed BY Rubsoms Band
and the Wide-Awskes, escorted the Governor TO his
residence in High street, marching through Market.
Broad, and Spruce streets. Here again was mass Of
people in wsitifg.
Nearly all the residences en- High street were bril-
liar tly illuminated WITCH, together with the fireworks,
orchghts and foliage, presented grand scene Upon
slizhtDg from the carriage, Gov. Pennington WA cor
daily welcomed in an appropriate speech py Corlandi
Parker, eco.
The Governor returned his thanks in short speech,
in which he thanked those present for this CRAFTY
and unexpected welcome. He then reco1nted the
struggle that took place in the House, which finally 10
shifted in his election Speaker. The Goveraos eulo
gized Mr.. Sherman in the highest terms, and stated
That with two exceptions he voted every time for that
gentleman.
The speaker as usual interpersed bis remarks with
flashes Of humer and at the close three hearty cheers
with an extra were given. The Governor then passed
into biz residence, where large number of ladies aud
gentlemen were in waiting TO extend TO him their
greeting. After music by the band, and adshsrge Of
fireworks, the Wide-Awakes took up their line OF
march, and thus ended the welcome to Spsaker Pen
nnQton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
The SANTA Fe Mail.

INDEPEkDrnCE, Mo-, Tuesday, june 70, I85U.
The Santa Fe mail fiom Pawnee Forks, arrived 70.
day. Tie soldiers in pursuit of the Indians from that
post have not return ed and there is no news from
Them No Indians have been seen for some time ana
but lutte danger is apprehepded to the travel to New
Mexico. No through mail has arrived here since the
7th inst. Business is dull, and the weather warm
and dry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
THE ROYAL CONFERENCE AT BADEN.

The Royal Conference to be held at Baden had at
traced considerable attention The Prince Regent OF
Prussia arrived there on the 4th inst and the Empe
ror Napoleon on the following day. 1t was reported
that the Kings Of Saxony, Hanover, Bavaria, and
Wurtemberg, and other German Princes, would join
in the Conference. Various were the speculatons az
to the and effect of the meeting but nothing au-
thentic was known concerning it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
IT, Rank or Upper Canada.

TOrOhTO, Tuesda. june 70, IoVV'
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Bank OF Upper
Canada uaf held Yesterday al which 'vs nnt,n.
Jnts naJ Silir'r we're Investigated. resolution
WIS passed nom cor. that Hopkinss ''ae~en'' are
., ti,led "a 40 COZ l(elCe whatever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
The Richmond Convention.

RICHMOND, Tueeday June 20, IoUO.
The Southern Convention to-day declared Breckn,
ridge and Lane its unanimous choice for President ana
Vice President II reafirms the Charleston majority
platform, and adjourned sine die. The delegation OF
Nstionsl Democrats from New York were notadmitted
TO seats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
FRANCE.

The annexation of Savoy and Nice to France was
formally contaminated on the l4th inst. The event
was celebrated in Paris by grand military review
and TIE Deum. M. Thouvene was decorated with the
grand Gordon of the Legion Of Hsnor on the occasion
The monthly return OF the Bank of France shows an
increase in cash of over 10 600, 900 francs.
The health of the Prince Jerome had again become
serious causing much uneasness TO his relatives and
friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
The Great Eastern.

y p SksDY Hook, JUNE U--I2;43 9. m.
large steamship has stopped outside the Bar, and
from present appearances almost sure that II Is
the Crest Eastern, as she shows great many lights
VIII report often to you.-[ REPORTER. gof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
Boston WeekIy Bank statement.

- BOSTON, Duesday, June 20, IooO.
The following the footing Of our Bank Statement
for the past week: .
CsutsI Stock 58l 700 Due 10 other banks 030
Loans and Discounts SIS 100 Depossss. 1910 go
Specie 62630oo Circulation 7,las 500
Due from other b'nks slse,00e ..Nh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
Shooting Affair.

LrxINGTOk, Ky, Tucsday, june 20, $50.
In fracas yesterday AZ the Poteet House, at Har-
rodsburl, a voang man named Miller w9s shot thro ugh
the BODY by the clerk Of ibe Hotel, named Brown.
Miller will probably die. Several shots were fired by
other parties, but without effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

NEW Mrsr.-MeAsrs. Ditson s. Co. have pab.
hshed "The Japanese Embassy March," New-yark:
Field, Pond & Co. Also ballad by Horn, ard oua
by Wetmore. New-York: Frederick Blums.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
COngressionaI Nomination.

LANCASTER, Ohio Tuesday, june rs, 1851.
The Republicans Of the Ilth District have unaui-
mously nominated Hon. v. b. Horton for Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
To the associsted Press.

WAsHISGToE, Tuesday June 26, $780,
The business of the Senate to-day, in Executive Ses-
sion was exclusively confined to the consideration of
treaties and resulted in the extraditon treaty with
with Bolivia, Vene zuela, Honduras, and Nicaragua.
In that with Honduras is transit privilege, to which,
however, but little Of Importance is attached. The
Nicaraguan treaty was amended 30 that an American
military force cannot be used without the previous as
sent of the United States Congress for the protection Of
transit and other purposes There was no marked con-
test as to any of these treaties which ratified by
a nearly unanimous vote.
Much interest expressed relative to the treaty be-
tween the United States and Spain, providing COM
mission for the settlement of pending claims on the
part of both countries. 1t contains clause to pay for
the Amisad negroes, appropriation for which pur-
pose has been repeatedly pressed on the consideration
of Congress by the President matter of justice as
well movement tending to produce more friendly
feeling between the United Stats and SPAIN 1t is
understood that motion has been made to strike out
this clause Ii is not believed that this prevail
but it's retention may leopard. if not certainly defeat
the ratification. which requires a two-third vote In
addition the Mexican and Indian treaties are pending
As to the former there is not much prospect of Its ra
fcaOn. .
The Constitution newspaper will tomorrow, hoist
the name of Breckenridge and Lane at the head of its
columns, and publish earnest article sustaining
these pominatioph.
The President to day nominated to the Senate Judge
n. F. Russell Navy Agent at New-York in place OF
George +. Sanders removed. -
1t should have been stated yesterday that Butter
fields Gulf Mail Steamship Line bill was deferred, IN
stead of lost for want of time to take action, for the
bill is on the calendar of both houses in most favor
able position for passage at the OF the
next session. having been recommended unanimously
by both Post Office Committees, and their appearing
no opposition TO it among the number.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

LATEsT.-IIvERPooL, june H:-CoTTos-Saies
xeeay ooo bsies including to spectators and exporter
The market ciossd very daIi and prices weak BhEADs
steady. ~ ~ ca. .f-.FI. Hfl rI frl
Provisions doll and unchanged ,-,s
~ Lospos, June ie-.r
cossors closed ssfasa for money and account sz div
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
AUSTRIA.

The Austrian Cabinet had unanimously resolved to
reestablish the Ministry of Commerce and Public
Works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27

ARRTED.-Stesmship Alabama, lyon, Sacsonas,
mdse and Psss 10 y. L. Milchil q Saa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
SARDINIA,

The Sandman ministry had introduced a project fol
a new loan of $50 600 900 francs.
Marshal valiant route for France, was visiting
Victor Emanuel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-27
RUSSIA.

The new Russian loan of 5000 900 sterling at a per
cent was expected be introduced in London by the
pa,ip