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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

That mild spoken man, Thomas Carlysle, in
one of his Latter Day Pamphlets, observes, ''There
/" are in these islands, twenty-seyen millions Of
people, mostly FOOLS" The ". Y. Herald pro-
fesses 10 have some SO, 600 subscribers Of whom il
apparently entertains the same opinion that Dir.
Carlysle has of his countrymen. On no other hy-
pothesis is it possible to account for tho mental
pyrotechnies of that journal. II il did not believe
il had parish OF fools to preach to. its sermons
would certainly be of different character from
what they are. See it spreading dull accounts Oh
all the slave instructions that have ever taken
place, before its readers, and shen appealing Ia
those readers to aid in spreading Slavery 80 thas
there.will be no more Of them Observe 1t magni-
flying the commercial embarrsssments and losses o.
trade that arise in the Slave States because oil tho
conduct of few fanatics, and then appealing 10 i'a
readers to multiply such States so that such dis
turbancss in financial and trading circles may %
diminished!
These are the naked skeletons Of two Of the lead
ing ideas that The Herald daily dresses up, column
after column, and decorates with every Kind Of
color and every sort of fantastic costume. Tor The
consideration of the public. Weshoudsay for guess
that that journal had furnished about city volumes
Of rhetoric in the last month or two. BY way Of
decorating these two proportions. aud commend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
THE HELPER BOOK.

"The starsin their courses fought againt Sisera."
The Slavery question cannot DO discussed, even in
the most condemnatory manner, without inuring
TO the advancement of the of truth and rghte
ousness. The Congressional denunciations of Help
er's book are producing the most astonishing effect
in promoting its circulation. The orders ow in for
it from all quarters, in oil quantities, from
angle copy up TO three hundred in bunch.
We do rot know how many copies have been
ordered, but We have reason TO believe the
number already exceeds one hundred thousand.
The price is now reduced to about eighteen dollars
hundred, in consequence Of the extensive sale. The
work goes everywhere through all sorts Of channels,
to the North, East, South, and West Old fogy
Union-saviDg merchants in the Southern trade
stand aghast at the ely requests slipped in all over
the South, in the shape of notes and postscrpts to
orders for goods for THAT Helper book that Is
"making such fuss in Congress-" Innocent
bales, bags, boxes and barrels, bound South, look
ing for all the world as though they contained
nothing more inaammatory than coffee, calico,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

all through this protracted contest The Demo
cratic organization is wont to boast Of its national
ity. We should like to ask if any party, at any
time, ever more disgracefuly belied Its professions
than that party i, doing at Washington :
The steamship Iroquois has been detained ct this
port since yesterday because the Secretary OF the
Navy has declined to pay tho customary fees fixed
by the State Legislature the Piotage Of all for
eipn and American ships of war. This rate is
established at IS per foot Of draft, and is about
$3.50 more than is paid by the highest-class mer-
cbantmen. We have 10 objection to offer to any
little economies that Mr.. Secretary Toucey' may
thipk he ought to practice, but in this matter we
think he hes overstepped his duty and involved him
self in dilemma from which he must back out. The
Legislature of the State to which the been
left by special enactment Of Congress, has fixed its
rate of pilotage on all ships Of war at S5 the foot
The law is explicit and conclusive. MIR. Toucey,
in ordering the Commander of the ship in question
TO pay no more than the ordinary marine pilotage,
has thus been guilty of great blunder The ship
was to sail yesterday but the pilots refused to take
her out without the payment of their legal fees.
She remains till to-day, to give the Secretary time
and opportunity to reconsider his absurd order. Ii
be is too obstinate to do this the ship must remain
in port, or 90 to sea without pilot as it is under
stood the pilots are union men, and mean to stand
by good statute law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

bsYduare and other similar commodities, have
each q CODY of Helper tucked furtively away 10 the
hidden center Of their contents. In this way inc
work is penetrating the whole South in manner
that no hunter for inceudiary pamphlets would
suppose, or can possibly arrest If we go about
the streets of this most conservative city,
ten To one we are delayed at the first
crossing BY q hand-cart or wheelbarrow
load Of Helper. 1t is Helper on tho counter
Helper at the stand, Helper in the shop
and out of the shop, Helper here, Helper
there. Helper everywhere. 1t looks now as
though every man, woman and child In the
limited States, was bound to have Helper before
the wear is out. There never was a political
pamphlet that had such rushing demand and sale
before with the exception, perhaps, OF the Life OF
Scott, issued in the Presidential Campaign OF 1852.
For the extraordinary impetus thus given to the
sale of this highly valuable and interesting work,
Wa repewedly tender our heartfelt acknowledge
ments to the "Gulf Squadron" Of members OF the
Federal House of Representatives at Washington.
We certainly never expected them to DO so much
for the cause of their country, andwe dare say they
are equally sstounded and sorry to have aided it so
essentially. Let them be thankful that they have
been the means Of public enlightenment on an i'm
portant topic, and that they have widely contribu-
ted to the spread of AntiSlavery sentiment. 1t
shall be gratefully remembered BY the children OF
oppression, and be chiseled on their tombstones.
Tn. meanest reed that trembles in the wind.
II Heaven select e for i.s instrument.
Nay shed celestial music on the breeze,
As Clearly o. the pipe whose notes
Belt the lip Of Phebus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

The BOARD nf Supervisors nr0an7na yns4~-
day, by electng Mr. Stewart, Republican, Presi'
dent and rejecting the Clerk and subordinate Off
GERS. The County Treasurer sent in cOmmuni-
cation in reply to the resolution of inquiry, passed
recently, in reference to the payment Of $685. 600 to
McSpedon & Baker, on an alleged worthless bond.
He says that McSpedOn g. Baker have not refunded
any of the money. nor has he sought to compel
them to do so, as he has been waiting instructions
from the Board. His letter is accompanied by q
copy of the bond, drawn up by Mr.. Whiting as
counsel for the county, which we reprint Mr..
Supervisor Blunt says that the instrument is so in.
geniously drawn that nobody can be sued upon it
save the County Treasurer. Mr., Kennedy said
there was no doubt that the bond was prepared
with the intention of being invalid; but still he
thought il was good. 1t was referred to the Com
mittee on Civil Courts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

A most terrible accident occurred at Lawrence,
Mass, yesterday afternoon, about o'clock. The
Pemberton Mills, with some seven hundred opera
tives at work in the building at the time, fell with
sudden crash, burying all in the ruins 1t is sup
posed that at least two hundred were killed, while
many more were more or less injured. The scene
presented was one of the most awful ever witnessed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
both monrsl, puppy, whslp and hound.
Aud ours OF low degree"

Perhaps he thought his high lineage and ancient
Norman blood would be rather in his way among the
model Republicans and patent Democrats Of the
new world. Ifso, We are sure he has found him.
self mistaken, for Tommy Moore himself did not
love lord better than the Upper Tendon and Fifth
Avenueity Of our Yankee cities from Portland to
New. Orleans. We have not ourselves unleashed
any of our couples to join in the pursuit Of this new
Action; but we have been edited and entertained
lookers.on at it. We do not zee any reason why
an English gentleman should not be permitted to
indulge in that love Of athletic exercises and manly
sports which so honorabl distinguish his class. and
10 pursue his sylvan warfare with the beasts of the
field and the fowls Of the air, without having hspro
gress recorded, bis feats noted, and his observa-
lions reported. But the penny -a.iner, like death,
4" loyesa shining mark" and his shafts fly thick
and fast when an object 80 respondent as scintil'
aton Of British nobility crosses the sphere Of bis
vision.
The zeal Of this sedulous generation, however,
has not been altogether according to knowledge.
Indeed, they have so far departed from the tradi
tons and customs and, in fact, from the Glorious
Constitution Of this Republic, as to bestow upon
this distinguished visitor titles Of honor and nobility
TO which 10 has no claim IN bis Own country They
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
ia Advertisers.

Those who wish to advertise in Tx WEEKLr
TxInrSx win please sena their early
possible Having larger circulation than any other weekly
newspape very best medium through which to reach a
parts Of the country POe One Dollar line, each insertion
Advertisements for this weeks issue must DO handed In 'oda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
THE YANKEE BERKELEY FERRAGK


The case of Dir. Grantley Berkeley is not an an-
precedented one. He came to hunt the buffalo and
he found himself hunted as a lion. He brought his
dogs with him to chase the wild deer, and he was
himself ran down by reporters and letter writers Of
every kind,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

The President has nominated to the Senate the
Hon. Charles j. Faulkner, Of Virginia, as Minister
to France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

Tur Nxw.YoRK DAnr TRIsUEr 10 pabBshed even
morning and Evening sxospted-the mosns sdaan
h Asltversd b City sabscrbeu at III scnss par week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

TU COHkBofONOBHfo.
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected Conmunioeiea1
Buness letters for THB TRIBusn should In all cases be ID
dressed to HoRAcs GRRsLnY l. Co. -
Ne notice can be taken Anonymous Communicsons Wh
ever h Intended for insertion sutheoeated BY the
nance and address Of the weraot necessarily for paenoe
Zion, but q guaranty for his good faith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
TO coERESPoNDEYTS.

Mr. A. Ross !. agent for he sale Of THu TaInusr. In HAs
TOAD, Connecticut
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New:Dcrk Daily 0ribnte

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1880.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

Once Rsek says that the great majority OF toys
are made At Grunhainscher, in Saxoay. The glass
comes from Bohemia. The bottles and cups are 30
frsc;le that the workman has TO labor IN confined
mi yjtsed atmosphere which cuts him Oh at 80 years
Of age. All articles that contain any metal are the
orodsIce of Nuremberg and the surrounding NslHd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

DRY GOODS WAETED.--From ~, OOO to $3,OOO
18th Of GooDs suitable for cmate IN exchange io
rocf paper Address H., Box No 42sl Poet Once.
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stlunttarg an0 Commercial Rebisto.
BALTIMORE, June 20, 1860,

BALTIMORE, June 20, 1860.
Ihere was considerable activity in Mining Stocks
again to-day but nothing whatever done Railroad
shares, and very little in Loans stocks For
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad s75 was bid and s7s asked
regular way, and Northern Central Railway closed
soA DID, $40 asked cash. City 6s and Railroad bonds
were quite firm. sale of Northern Central 1855
was made at 66H but they closed 66$ bid asked
and for Baltimore and Ohio 1855 s6A bid no
sales were made. There nothing done in City 6's
but 1905 closed at 99 bid 100 asked The bulk of the
business done at the Board in Mining stocks
all of them, with the exception of Gardner Hill which fell
of prices well maintained Guilford was frmer
than on yesterday. The demand for it was active and
sales OF some 1910 shares were made at So 69d3A cash
and time, and 1t closed at $3S bid S3A asked regular
OF Gardner Hill there were 500 shares sold at
decline of on yesterdays price, and we note sales
oVo shares Springfield at s5l9 buyer days. the market
for 1t closing as yesterday at $500 bid s5k asked
regular way Silver Hill brought Yesterdays figures
1850 shares of it being sold at s2G2 O6 but Baltimore
and Ohio, which quite active was higher
sales OF 2,lOO shares of this stock were made at
SlSglH, single lot Of 100 shares only being
sofa at the inside figure, and it closed at sl44
Dld, Sl% asked regular way. Nothing was done
to-day in Cambridge but note sales of 900 shares
Consolidated at SlAG1% and 1000 shares North State
at the closing sales of each stock being at the
latter figure For Bank Stocks there was some little in
qury, and we note sales Of IA shares Union s7S and
shares Citizens at 12 The Associated Fremens Insu-
rance Company of Baltimore has declared semiannual
dividend of six and quarter per payable I'd July,
and the Firemens Insurance Company of this city has
also declared dividend of three dollars per share for the
last six months, payable on Sd July
The New York stock market to-day frmer than
yesterday and the stock on the list improved in
price. Erie advanced y; New York Central x; Ceve-
land and Toledo y; Michigan Southern =; Michigan
Southern OtaplH Rocl. ola
Chicago l; and Virginia 6's q, Reading Canton and ar
lem closed at yesterdays figures but Mis- 6s which
was the only stock the list which fell off in price de-
cned y.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.


SoMBRERo-Schr. d. H. BdIdlcin.-144 tons guano, A.
c. Elliott & Co.
Cooper.
VALPAEAIso-Bork Hugh Birkhead.-s657 otis. cop,
per ore, ball WOOL 29 pkgs do, 122 hides 600 horns
Jas. Corner & Sons.
COASTWISE
MoBILE-Schr Ndrgarst-1s4 bales cotton, Aubrey e.
Co. l37 do do, a. c. Schaefer 100 do. do Pendegast
Bros
New YORK-ScLr. Reindeer.-5O bbls. ven. red, H. ].
Baker Bro. 80 casks soda, 160 bds. IRON do chain
frames. IL boxes pipes, 24 bars iron, e cases mdse
IL boxes spokes, 80 bdls. iron, 90 casks soda, SO
cases mdse do veneers sundry persons 300 bags cof
fee, 125 pkgs mdse. order.
RIcHMoND-Schr. Emma J1ne.-17 hhds. sugar, Dough
erty Woods Co; II do, Hyand K Woods: IL cop
per ore H. Mckim; 10 tons iron Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road.
NEW YoRK-Brig TaIiloh.-141 hhds sugar Fender
gast Bros.
BosToN-Schr. Thatcher TdyIor.-n hhds. sugar, 100
pkgs. mdse., sundry persons.
BosToN-SeGmShip Ben DefOrd.-100 bbls. herring, W
d. Shultz Co; 100 do mackerel, F. +. Pope; 50 bales
dry goods, 40 cases do do, sundry persons.
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For Shipping Intelligence, see 4th page
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER UNITED KINGDOM,
The Refusal of the Five Great Powers 10
Mediate i'm the SieiIian Insurrectiom.

FARTHER PoINT, June 20.-The steamer United
Kingdom has passed this point on her way to
Quebec, from Glasgow, with dates to the 9th
instant.
despatch from Genoa on the 9Th says the news
from Sicily states that the capitulation was con.
cluded between Garibaldi and General LAMA. but
the conditions were unknown
PARIS, June S.-The King of Naples has evoked
the intervention of the five great powers to guar
antee the integrity of his dominions. He more
particularly claims the mediation OF the Emperor
Napoleon for the pacicaton of Sicily, and promises
to proclaim Immediately the Constitution of 1852
lie also requests the great powers to employ their
authority and influence to prevent Piedmont from
tavoring the insurrection the mainland of
Naples.
Regarding the collective action of the great
powers, England was the first to answer that she
did not intend to interfere in the conflict except if
possible, to stop the effusiOn OF blood, without
siding with either party. The other powers raye
a similar reply. Napoleon replied Immediately
that mediation was only possible between the
powers, and unless it officially recognized the
SIclilan insnrrection, no power could mediate be-
tween the same and the King of Naples.
LORD Russell, however, promised to recommend
fledmont not to foment disturbances in the PENN
sular possessions of the King of Naples. Except
Austria, who has no diplomatic relation with
Piedmont, the ether great powers will act SINH
larly.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, June S-Cotton has been very heavy
throughout the week and prices irregular.
LONDON, Friday-A fair business in breadstufTs has
been doing Sales of Wheat full prces other articles
unchanged
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Friday.-The Times, in publishing the
full details of Garibaldi's proceedings in Sicily,
says: "The present month will end the Bourbon
rule in Sicilyv'
The day for the sailing of the steamer Great
Eastern has not been fxed but will not be later
than the I'D, and may be earlier. She will make
trial trip tomorrow.
The latest advices from Bombay confirm the re-
ports OF the peremptory rejection by the Chinese
OF the British demands upon that government
Nothing was known of the preparation of the
Chinese for their defenca
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL

WEDNESDAY,, June ZU.
FIRST BRANoH.-Present, JOHN C. BLACKBURN,
Esq, President pro tem., and all the members
except Messrs. Irons, Baugher, Mace and Spicer.
ley Stevenson, Water Register, asking for an in
crease otsalary; referred.-Mr. SpEDDEN presented
apetition from the property holders along Greenwil-
low street, praying that permission be granted to
the City Passenger Railroad Association to lay a
single track through that street; referred.-Mr.
SPEDDEN, of the Joint Standing Committee on High
ways, presented report with an ordinance grant
ing permission to the City Passenger Railway to
lay track through Greenwiow street.--Mr.
SPEDDEN moved suspension of the rules, to give
the ordinance second reading; carried.-Mr.
Adjourned.
SECOND BRANcH.-On motion of Mr.. CATHcART,
MT. VAN NosTRAND was called to, the Chair. There
Deing no quorum present the Branch adjourned
until this afternoon at 5 O'Clock
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PRICES ASDs SALES or sEqcss IN SrwsoGl
By TELEGRAPH.
Through lillian FISHER u Son, Stock Rnd Ri 'ykrra
No ItY
The Tribune of this morning says:

There considerable activity at the morning session
of the stock board and with rregularity the i'm
proved feeling of yesterday afternoon sustained
The frmness of the market however established
without considerable resistance the part of the bears
VINO hammered the market with considerable vigor with
their options The shorts buyers to considerable
extent while there appeared be the lack of outside
orders to buy not unusual at this of the
The business in foreign bills has been moderate for the
Wednesday steamer but rates are firm The supplv of
outside signatures is quite light Sterling lO9 io9 ~
francs 515a512H. Freights to Liverpool: 300 baies
Cotton at Sdd5-32d; 600 boxes Cheese per steamer
50s 1900 bbs Flour, at 2 25 000 bushels Corn in bags
at I'D 100 hhds Taow, at POS; 80 hhds Tobacco at
20s. To London: 10000 Pipe Slaves on private terms
$500 bbls Flour at Is Cd 10 hhds Tobacco at 27 Cd
To Bremen: so Tobacco, at 12s Cd 100 bales Cot
ton at l6d; 20 bbls. Ashes, at las To Antwerp 5000
bbs Rosn, at IS. The bark Brilliant $50 tons sold
at New Orleans private terms. Ship Caroline Reed of
GOO tons, to Valparaiso and Caao private terms The
importation of cotton into Great Britain for the
first four months of the present year. January to April
3O is beyond comparison the heaviest known both
in weight and value The proportion from the United
states is six to to all other supply The
following the official returns for 1859 and lS60-frst
four months in each year:
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In New fork on Monday afternoon, in the U. S.
District Court, the Grand Jury presented an in
dictment against Isaac V. Fowler, the defaulting
postmaster. The indictment simply charges the
accused with defrauding the United States Gov
ernment,
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New YORK, June 20.-The steamer Africa sailed
hence to-day at noon for Liverpool. She takes out
5000, 900 in specie.
Supposed Shaver.
NEW YORK, June 20.-The brig Marquita has
been detained on suspicion of fitting out for the
clau traH
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From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Representative Wins
lows name is mentioned in connection with the full
Sandman mission, under Mr.. Burlingame's BILL
MIR. Schwartze, a member of the House from
pennsylvania, is supposd to be dy ing.-The
President OF the Richmond Convention and several
of the seeding delegates are still at Richmond to
adjourn that Convention until the result of the
Baltimore Convention shall ha known
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The Case of Harden,

TRENTON, N. j., June l9.-The Court of Pardons
will meet tomorrow, and hear the application of
Jacob S. Harden for a Communication of his sentence
to death to imprisonment for life Harden's father
and friends are here.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND
JUNE TERM, 1S60.-ANNAPoLIs, June 2Oth 1860.
No. Al. Thomas McCubbin and wife as. Edward
Patterson. Appeal from the Circuit Court for
Baltimore city. In this the decree was af-
hrmed with costs by this Court, for the reasons
signed in the opinion of the Judge of the Circuit
Court delivered upon passing the decree appealed
from
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1314 cts. for Maracaibo, 13A ala cts for Laguayra
l34d14 for Ceylon, 15kG6 cts for Java and l2H cash
for ST. Domingo Todays sales amount only to 200 bags
Rio skmmngs at l3s cts and 100 bags Costa Rica at
144Gl4k cts leather-Hemock Sole remains in mode
rate inquiry at previous prices is steady at full
value
NEW ORLEANS WEEKLY COFFEE STATEMENT
bags
Arrivals since lst June-Direct .........277,7
DO do. Coastwise....... 17.47S-295, POS
Less transhlpped to New York 1000
29l ,2OS
Same time last year-Drect. ,O03
Do. do. Coastwise ......... 1,103-423, JOG
Decrease Of Imports this year Observation-Disclosures. l3l SgS
Stock in first hands this day.. ......... S,625
Stick in second hands this day.. ..... 644S-l4473
Same time last year. 37,1l2
Decrease of stock this year. ...... =. % 639
SALES THE WEEK-3OO bags lac; 50 do, l3Sc;
$50 do, l24c.; 500 do, 13H@g13Ac. Total 599
Stock on hand last week .16,072
Received this week 600-16,672
Stock on hand this day. ......,............ 14,173
Taken for consumption. 2,199
Market
DTulnary .''''.'''.''..'.' .....'.....'.loc.
Falr... .................. ...........l31c.
Good far'..'...'.. lisa
lrlme l4c
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The Growing Cotton Crop.

MOBILE, june l6.-There have been some fine
showers over some of the cotton regions of Ala
oama which cannot fail to have done great service
to the growing cotton; thus far it is believed the
drought has only put back the growth of the plant
without causing absolute injury.
From the lower portions of Louisiana, Mississip-
pi, Texas, and Arkansas, the accounts come good, ,
favorable "