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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
FRANCE.


The American citizens in Paris favorable 10 the
Union br akfasted together in the Hotel On Louvre
ON the 9th About $50 attended, onebird being Ia
dies, including the wife of Gen. Scott.
Mr.. Cowden presided. resolution was adopted,
pledqing the meeting to maintain the Union under any
circumstances. n.
Mr. DAYTON said that since his arrival in Paris he
could detect no unfriendly feeling on the part OF
France TO the United States, and certainly no rehch
citizen would be found among the prvateers lie e&
nressed the conviction that the rebellion would be put
down.
Csssius n. Clay spoke at some length: lie was en-
ergerc on the cocduct of England and the recognition
nj Southern beligerent rights. He declared that II
ever the flag of England became associated with the
black flag II the South the Star-Spangled banner OF
the United States and the trcoor Of France would be
seen against her, for France had not forgotten o'
Helena
Col Fremont was next called on, and Was received
with enthusasm. lie made quite moderate speech.
He regretted this fanatical reb' on but felt s0nhdent
that it would end in the triumph OF Truth ana Justice
He had been called back TO America, and lost no time
in responding and he was ready TO give his best ser
vices 10 his country ., ~,
The Rev. Dr. McClintock followed. He said he did
not attach any Importance TO the mutierlngs oi 'Ie
English presr or Of the Secretary OF War; Ihe people
of England had not yet spoken, and when they did
their voice would not be found the ride OF piracy
and Slavery.
Capt. Simmons of the United States Army announced
that he on bis way home at the summons Of Een'
Scott
Mr. Halderman, Minister TO Sweden, and the Rev.
Mr.. Thayer, also spoke.
All the speakers evinced not the slightest doubt OF
the final triumph Of the North.
A treaty Of commerce between France and Belgium
had been officially promulgated.
decree had been Issued opening all the French
for imports OF cotton yarn OF certain numbers
Tie Bourse on the 3lst Of May closed heavy at 69f
Acc.
Prince Gortchakoff, Governor Of Poland. died at
Wsrssw on the 30th Of May.
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brook New-Yorl Dasid Dows NewYork; C. ssytor, New
Yolk A',hur baldwin, New-York; Geo. NJ. B.nho'me,u
Smith ApPe,on, Win J. J. R. Pease, Jane.'Ie, Wis., A. L.
PTitohaid WHertown, Wis
At a meeting cf The new Board, held upon the same
day the following officers chosen:
W. B Ogden President ? II. Smith, ePresidsn' Geo
l. Dunlap Superintendent Geo F. Lee Treasurer '1He' H.
Young Secretary
Henry Ii. Body appointed agent Of the COM
pany in the CITY of New-York.
At sn election held to-day the following gentlemen
were elected Directors of the Hudson RIVER hi''oa'
Company for 1861 and 1862 Samuel Sloan' James
Boorman, John David Wolfe, Edward Joner' "ni'
Kelly. ID. Thomas Vail, Eristus Corning, Wm' IL
Ha,s, Robert 2. Getty, Henry A. Snythe' DE- H.
Johnston +. II. Miller Moses ii. Grnneli. Su6se-
ouentlv. Samuel Sloan was unanimously reelected
President. and ID. Thomas Vail, Vice-Pres'dent.
Tn. buspess of the Clearing. House to-day was
$lS,4l2 OOO
The Medina Bank of this State was thrown ont TO-
dav Ii has recently changed owners. ard not for The
better The circulation is about 800 900, secured by
sol 900 boIds and mortgages, and the balance New
York Staoe stocks.
Business in the street s very inactive The amount
of banknotes and-warrants domestic exchange, &c.,
offering for negotiation is very light aud the old houses
state that they can scarcely remember period when
tie street was 80 stagnant.
The Treasury Department has just Issued circular
explanatory OF act of March, 1851, relating 10 the
appraisement If imported merchandise, and OF the
tariff act of March last Two periods Of time are there
in indicated as dates at Which values to be sscer-
tair ed 1t s the opinion of the Department that the
former of te,e periods, namely, the date oil actual
shipment apples to merchandise exported from slp-
ping port OF the country of expectation, and that the
latter namely tie daie of expectation, applies to mer-
cbandse exported from IN Inferior country having 10
.bipppg ports Tie tgnlaons heretofore establis ed
are therefore modified accordingly.
The Bank statement of averages Is satisfactory al
though it does not indicate the actual strength OF these
institutions The syecie line shows nominal decrease
of sG6j 600 under the pay mens into the Sub-Treasury
and drain to the Weet but the actual amount to-day ID
some three millions greater than on last Monday, and
il daily increasing The decrease in loans is tree'
quarters Of n Million notwithstanding the movements
in Government loanr showing that considerable por-
ton Of the maturing mercantile paper must have been
promptly paid The violent perturbation III Dep0sts
was UNEXPECTED aud does not harmonic with the rest
Of the statement
Tie followirg is a parave statement OF the con-
dirion of the Banks of New-York City June /, and
June 8: $1,000.
sperie... s5 242 3.NJ7 O25 Dec.''.' oD9 81
Circulation. s609 80 8sS@a ,nc..'''' 5.sza .s9t5
The movement OF the Banks since Nov. "a, la5o,
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DISTURBANCE AMONG THE DE kALB GUARDs-
On Sunday night ot o'clock young man named Edward
Smith for attempted TO dssrm OF the De ksb Guard,
who scps sentry the quarters OF tho regiment corner
Of Fy ninth and Third when others ntefeed
and disturbance ensued. Officer Thomas OF the Nineteenth
Precinct while endeyong to restore order was stabbed Ia the
thigh with bsyone by Of the soldiers but not
nousy wounded
Drowned from the schooner Yankee Bird, OF West
Farms June In the Hudson River between Fort Washing
ton and Tubby Hoek Capt Zepbsniah Ackeey he had on two
white shirts and flannel shirt them black cloth vest
and panon black silk neckerchef and congress CATERS
so reward will be paid TO any one hndng the body by
giving prompt information his family ct West Farms, West
chester County, New-York.
AN INSANE AND DESPERATE GERMAs.-Jacob
Zimmerman native Germany who keeps lager beer saloon
No l0 Attorney street became greatly enraged on Sunday
destroyed a. the furniture in his place aud then attempted TO
commit suicide by opening the veins OF both his arms with
lie arrested and attended By Dr. kmbak and sub
.equeny TO be insane His wounds will not prove
fatal.
CARrLEss DRvIsG-Francis Shei,sl,. u.,iia na
Ioi-s ~nhe"eq on Suhnay as
for driving his horse and hight wagon Margaret Donohue
little girl parents reside at No. Baxter street a. abe
passing through Chatham street near Mott lie was taken
y Coan spl bed y eNu baal W sssved
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markets-cIKrrrIrr RsroKIrD ,os tn. \. Y. I.Isuss

msrkets-ciKrrrIrI REPORTED ,os Tr. X. r.rsg,s %
AsHEs-Th.. is It'll. chang. to in either Kind sL.'
Of po,..: s' 81 TS7td :; ~ and Pearl. a, % szt.
m.d We continue to quote at bic for Mddns UPand' and
CoFFEEvsry little bu.ine. has been don. and pricO. are
unchanged Sales Of 200 bags Lasu.s At l3id+c 100 nss
Jay, :, s'1 and aIe S1s. a. on p,.'s e. ,ey%
1, quite heavy especially Western brands these plen
shipment although the close they 20, hm the mcdl
and better grades heavy and negu1 the trade
% sTyas b :s eG SS - & sap.s"s western 'nt 80 50
IS for super6ne State - Is for the low grades Of
choie old s5 2sd rs IS r fancy do &. 3o0ss for ship
ping brands Of oundhoop extra ohio and IS for trade
choice request for the trade at full prices the sses
a. ~ b."
ower the arrivals are not sTse but the supply not sIee.
gsea. ys 1ss Bs%os - III. bsa sde
Rye FlOsr steady sale. Of 22o bbl. at Corn Meal
GRAlNThere &, better inquiry for good and prime whss
but .O and esd lot n ore % ,s i aSS so OF s and Price s
and prices must be sneb quite nominal especially
as .ma IN ssS as'. the
az IL for sof to prime Mwauts- Club H. 200 bush Chicago
81 10; 300 bush. Rscipe Club at 81 lzqsl IA 1900 bu,h
Red Western at 81 9oa+ 81 the inside rate il store 7oo
at ~ tdl AZ and 100 bush choice White Kentucky 90
s s Rys % ss Il. apD;
il light sales Of t8oo bush Northern very
for The East sale. Of 1 cO bush at 81 1c for heated t3
for Western Mixed G4Sc for good to very dry shipping
MiIed for Western Yellow 3oG32c for White West
ern aud 4Sc. for Round Yellow.
HIDES quiet Sales OF 200 Texas at 0.c, - B and 200
citv-slaug Uttered on private terms
HAY-The demand 4. light for shipping and the market '
HOPs-The market is quiet but prices unchanged. We
quote ordinary to good at l2dlBc.
LiME-Thr msiket Roctand 10 inactive, and prices
nominal At 6fc for Common and Sl for Lump
LEATHER-Thee ian movement in either Hsmoct or oaS.
prices q nominal
MOLAsSES-The transactions are small; prices
changed.
NAVAL matefOr Spirit. Tu5pentins e suie,
but Of 200 bbls at bUd1Oc Crude do IL duh and
nominal at 81 c-mmop Rosn 10 active, and prices
are firmly sustained the sales Uui. - ioia 20
deyered Medium aud Fine Grrdes steady and fair
spd the sales include so bb Strained Common 81 ls
3S d. log 80 ds s ~ III! v;T,,, ~ ~ ,s s0 90 60
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DIED.
ppOIN-Tp,hi.

BROWN-Tn this city sunday June9 Henry voungest son
OF Henry and Elizabeth frowu aged 10 months and days
BLOCK-n this city, sunday June Anna, daughter oi
Aber, ard Anna Block aged year. and 10 month";
BOSCHERr-ln this city saturday, June q, hosiha "a
youngest daughter OF FnneS and Ro'na bo'cher aged
year, month, and z2 days. ,e ,os,
Edwsrd Danton, n tie ssfh year OF hi. age;
hi, remains having arrived will be inferred N
etery hi. Tuesday) afternoon st3oelock' ii" Hsha' arc
respectfully Invited to Asend. ,,,,,,. :,
D0UGhIf.l9 th. Gi'y on Ss,.Iasyi .Ts an. %.o
DoRIAN-In In WismnurEh on Sunday, June rIanG'. ran
Dorian the eldest Of Francis and Mary Dorian aged
F6TE"On sunday june at East York Of congestion Of
a,b 1 Pie,f Re,imen, esFa New rs state veIanieer.
The funeral services wi take place o, Iuesday 'ne m
uill be inferred in the Cemetery OF the Evergreen.
GALLAGHER-on Saturday June James Gallagher aged ~
HATTIE this city, on Saturday June after sInserns Illness
th p, seH,1d ,s.s Ts S Efy@ CIV on stardv Eliza
wife Of Alexander IL Hamilton aged q years. months anu
kEIRNAN-on Saturday Mary Jane daughter Of Fran
els and Bridge, kriTnAn eyed ls year. and months
Crh.rine Rider Powell wife Of the late Thomas A Powell
aged 90 years, months and IS days -, -.
Tuesday afternoon June IL at O'Clock from her late resi-
drncs No 81 Golden street Newburgh -, ,, IT,.
D. mma only the late Carlos d. and Ann LILA Peiri'
In the 18th year oh age.
PoMEROY-On Saturday, Jun. g. GEORGE Dornsn 'on Of
Charlie. W and Euuice X. PomeToy, aged years ii months
and days
QUILLKR-on Friday June George Water Of George
and Mary CUTLER lcolored) ssed 3 years
REYNOLDs-in this city, Sunday, June 3 Maria Louisa
REYNOLDS. aged n year, and 10 months.
LDON-At =. Worcester Ossgo County NY on Friday
June H. H. sheldon only Of Dr. d. L. ID Sheldon OF thi'
city, sted 81 years. IL, ...
California Oregon, and Victoria, 'ancou'er' ana pApe'
please copy.
sMFLTIER-On Saturday June g. John George, youngest son
OF Philip and Smezer sged years 10 months and days
WARNG-On Monday morning June TO- at hi. residence on
Thfos. N,rl William airing the Esd OF his age
His funeral will take place from FIi"nd Meeting House o.
W..;che.-r on EoarthdAy afternoon the lItn inst, al
O'clock IL. relatives and iienis Of the family are respect
fully invited sieud without further notice STAGES lo
We.tehessT leave ThIda'enu Railroad Depot hai'sin "
O'Clock.
WILLIAMSON wedne.dsy June at sarstog. Spring. o.
cons,ye fever the Rev Thomas ilams, d. d. fFe'den
of Missouri Uui,ersiSy.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House of Commons, on the 3th OF May
Lord John Russell intimared that an Engishmah had
been forced into the militia service az New-y rams
bnt that the British Consul there had obtained his re-
lease. Other riuiar Circumstances OF impressmthl,
he said had occurred in the Southern States but they
appeared 10 have been unauthorized, and assurances
had been received from the Montgomery Government
that they would not sanction such acts -.
During his speech he al.o deprecated the exnitatioh
with which Sir John Ramsden had alluded to the burst
ing of the bubble Of Democracy in America In com
mon with the great bulk Of his conni,ym'n, ne hns
selO was deeply panied at the civil war which had
broken out in the United States and which arose from
the accursed poison of Slavery le them by England
and which had cung around them like a poisoned gar
ment from the first hour Of their indeDendenee;
The London Times, on the AmercSn olockaae AN anu
England position urges that now while it is yet time
the European Governments should come TO general
understanding on the subject, and adopt public law.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
Impressment of Englishmen by the Rebels
LORD JOHN RUSSELL ON THE REBELLION
MEETING OF LOYAL AMERICANS IN PARIS.
Speeches by MesHs. Dayton, Clay, Fremont, &c
HALIFAX, Monday. June 10, 1861.

HALIFAX, Monday, June 10, 1861.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, from Liverpool at
2:3O p. m. of Saturday, June /, via Queenstown
morning of 3D. arrived at this port at p. m to-day
Her news ia three days later than that received per
steamship Fulton at New-York.
The steamship Hanmouia from New'York, arrived
at Cowes on the evening of the 3Oth and proceeded
for Hamburg.
The steamship Bohemian sailed from Liverpool on
Tbursdav, and Londonderry on Friday, for Quebec.
She took out the announcement that the Ministry IN
the British Parliament had been successful In carry ing
the repeal of the paper duties in the House oi 'o"
mons by Is majority, most of the Irish members voting
with the Opposition. Also, that nothing hao oeen
done toward the renewal Of the Galway steamship
contract.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF YousG WoaAs.-Shortly
after II clock on Sunday night the watchman aboard
the steamship Philadelphia lyingat the foot of Morton
street. N r., heard splash in the water, and looking
out saw woman in the dock. He procured assistance
and eventually succeeded in rescuing her, but not till
life was extinct. She made no attempt whatever to
help herself when a rope and then chain were
thrown out for her to grasp. Deceased was young
woman about 20 years Of age, and had dark hair She
was dressed in black velvet waist calico skirt, shoes
and white stockings. pawn ticke. was found in her
pockets but nothing was discovered by which she
could be identified. The Ninth Ward Police seem to
think deceased was intoxicated at the time Of the
occurrence. The remains were conveyed to the Sta
ton House and the coroner notified TO hold inquest.
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Coxsrrrrr on NArros.L ArrAIRs.-At the meet
ing Of this committee, Mr.. Froment chairman yester-
dsy Col. McCunn and Col. Keugsn set forth the dss
titute condition Of their in regard to sriccs Of
clothng-som being shoeess, others having no hats,
and being otherwise destitute. They had previously
applied TO the Union Defence Committee but TO no ef
feet. The opinion expressed that it was burning
shame for the State to accept regiments and then leave
the men in such wretched condition. An application,
endorsed by Rowland & Aspinwall, Goodbue Co.,
and other merchants presented for 5000 TO fur
nsh the necessary apparatus for practice with casemhte
guns in reference to preparations for habor defences
Laid over. The committee is overrun with applca-
tons for relief from various regiments. The next
meeting takes place on Thursday G P. In.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Messrs.

LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET. - Messrs.
Wakefield Nash Co, and Big aud ith,a Co. repor four
d1 esseT but Suoisp: IN hspsea A"san Rsd ,aas
White ~ dl4 Com decli ing. MiIsd fell 20 y but re-
covered closir at 3Ol6a3l Yellow 81 aI6l Wbi ay.
port Beef quiet and partially slightly lower Pork quiet bu,
steady Bacon snd quos,rs hs ely maintained Lara
dull at 50 d54 fslow very duh at 81 dS3e for line No'sh
LIvxRPooL PRoDucr MARKEr-Tbe Brcksrs Circular re-
ports dull for Common ard az fof Medin1.
Spirits TSpeD,ss dq At so fUS %hs Win e iSeuy I'd
prices weak Coffee quiet Rice hfn ana ~ ap
slightly higher Cs,olns 24a2sii Phst: pola osI. "l'
Fih 0i.-saes posnt. Lins.ed Oil qrit but r.any
LONDON MARKETS -Bsrings Circular reports bhtApsinrSS
dull and foreign slightly lowers White American NEST ot
o. Winter Red 81 d6. Red Spring 50 a6oi Fion, Loio~
TIA dull ali Congon. CoYFEt steady miCh
quiet. TALIOw slightly declined sales At at sPlkIs
PRsTISy steady at 4Si Rough Tupetitue nominal SI
LlsstED CAKES dull LIsssED OIL firm st 2sis Cop oiL
f5 l0 -
LONDON MosKY NAeKEr-Paripg BROTHERS quote Bar Silver
41l2. Dolsrs nominal Eagles nonipsl a. ~.
cousos closed Friday si ds for and 9 d@ for
account
The money market unchanged segad rates. out ratnef
active.
LvERPooL CoTroy MARKEr-The Brokers' Circnar reports
were to and 500 exporters The market closed
quiet and p-nuy supplied and except for good staples
mi favored buyer. Fiaa, 10000 bsl~s of
which 200 to specnstors and exporters, the market
closing steady at the annexed quotations; -,,
Fair Orleans .........S.d Nidd ing Oresns
Fair Mobile ....8id. Middpg Mobile .....7 lod
Fair Uplsnds ..........8td Nidding Upsnds .I Iod
The stock in port 90 bales OF which c"o we're
American. - ,----.--,
but there doing in some articles -, i.
American Circular reports all kDds OF
slightly declined under arrivals for sale rom
Amercs They quote o.. Of oI aud es syi y; - 1s
75 Virginia of $50 a.; Illinois Central scrip ~ da 90
Bonds 53as5 Erie shares goa DO I'd Mortgage Bonds 'd7
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

VIoLAIIyG THE SUNDAY LIQUoR LAw.-George A.
Rutzer, keeper of lagerbeer saloon and garden at
the corner Of Jay and Greenwich Streets was arrested
on Sunday afternoon charged with violating the Sun
dsy Liquor law. He had band Of music in his gar
den, by means Of which he assembled a crowd, and
disturbed the peace of the neighbor, some Of whom
complained Of him. Twenty-one Of his patrons were
also arrested, and with Ruusr were accommodated
with quarters at the Fifth Ward StationHouse for the
night. On Monday morning the whole party were
taken before Justice Osborne, who held Rutzer to
bail, and discharged tho others with caution for the
future.
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CHAsoE IN THE STATIONS OF THE REyEsuE CUT
rrRs-On Tuesday the cutter jackson takes the place
Of the Bib, at TbroggS Neck, while the Bbb will re-
ieve the Vixen at the Kills, the Vixen being ordered
to the Coast Survey. The Corwin will remain at the
Nanows, and the steam tug Mercury will continue to
ply about the harbor wherever needed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

NEw-YoRK JuvEsILE AsrLUn.-At meeting Of
the Board Of Directors Of the Juvenile Asylum, A. X
Wetmore esq President, in the chair, the report Of
the transactions for the month of May submitted
which showed that &c children admitted and "a
discharged. Now remaining in the Institution, $40.
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your Msjestys appreciation the following draugh' Oh

decree:
INV Copc Of Ministers and cordially socedns to the wishes Oh
the Dominican people. from ~bom have receivea 20 many
proofs and loyalty decree % fo!ows L.
Art / The territory constituting the Dominican hspoene
reincorpors,ed v ib the monarchy 80 ,,, r,h.
Arr, The Cap ain General Governor Of the Island OF
In conformity with Instruction. Of Gove'nmeh "AS
the necessary the execution Of this
Art NV Government will give account TO tho Coroso'
the present decree and n the adopted Tor us
Given Aranjuez THE 18th day Of May, lS ,,pvrIA
LEoPoLpo ODoSSELL, President Of the Council.
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The market for Consos was heavy at 9lia9li. The
Money market was working easier. The Taswanlan
had arrived from the West Indies with f36O, 600 In
specie. The Times notices and quotes American secu-
rites in London az follows:
the Colonial .rke Great We,,en Of C.nsds shares were
while Grand Trunk stock remains doll l8t to o NO
.t,rs change in Securities but the gen
era tendency has been unsvosbe Canada Five per cents
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CHURCH OF THE PURITASs.-The Rev. Theodore +.
White who has been supplying the pulpit Of the
Church Of the Puriians with ability and acceptabity
during the absence of Dr. Cbeever resigned the charge
of that position on Sunday, May II. The resignation
took effect on the Oath.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

CENTRAL PARK.-There are about 900 men now
employed at the Park and it is the intention Of the
Commissioners To continue the wok during the season,
if the money is obtained with which topay the men.
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MARRIED.

Saturday. June D. at the resdenc' enc
Of the brides father by he Rev Hatfield tTszee; u - o
ton OF New.YoIk, to May L., daughter Of d. W. Chad'ey
formerly Of Albany
Albany Boston and Cincin,at papers please copy.
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live Stock On the ". Y. and Erie Rniiroao'

CAxPuLLE Monday, june ~ lsoi'
For the yeeh ending Mondly June l066 car. Cattle
car. Hogs. Sheep. Tta stock, 81; add ~ car.
Y,pre. Freight making total number o car. hauled uy ~ III
FIpres Train. dnrng the week. 2o Total Increase Oh al
csrs hauled By stock Express, S.
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EXCISE ConaIssroSERs.-The Board met yesterday,
and granted five censes-bree TO storekeepers, and
two to innkeepe-at $50 each, and adjourned till to-
day at l2 o'clock.
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CITY ITEMS

At the meeting of the Republican Central Club at
Cooper Institute this evening, NJ ~ Dent esq.,, late
member of the Virginia Convention, and Colonel D. Z.
Wharton, Late of Western Virginia. will address the
Club.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsYLUA.-Tbe annual exhbi-
ton of the Roman Catholic Orphsn Asylum will take
place to-day at p. m. the Asylum in Fifth Avenue,
between Fifty -frst and Fifty-second streets.
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Receipts Of Produce.

JrsE lo-li274 bbls Fl,ur 1901 bbls Whisky iS Dds
Corn Meal leo Ga, Meal 600 bush. Wheat 24tUo nush
Corn G bush Oat, go bush Rye 2SS pkg' Provi'ion'
80 pigs. Ashes, - pkgs, Lard 7l6 kegs Lard.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

BUSINESS OF THE FERREs.-The Union Ferry
Company last year carried on their boats nearly
&c 900 900 passengers. All the ferries running from
this city carried in the neighborhood of As 900 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

BOARD OF ALDERMEs.-No quorum being present,
the Board Of Aldermen did not organize last evening"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

The New-York and New Haven Railroad Company
advertise two daily trains to Newport, via Newton
don and East Greenwich, X. /.
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The screw steamship Mercedia, owned by James c.
Jewett e. Co., will make q trial trip this
ing to the Light Ship. This trip will be simply for
the satisfaction Of the engineers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. :,
Cape Of Good Hope dates are TO the 24th OF April
but the news is unimportant.
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pec..,...T4O34 Inc.2 g774l3 Decl7z 69J Inc 20 oJ2
By reducing the Wheat Flour the quantity OF the er
le t year, compared with the corresponding
period Of year gain Of 32 tts barrels Flour
The receipts at tide water of the principal articles of
produce from the opening Of the canals to and inend-