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

The steamship hrabia, from Liverpool on the
1st and Queenstown On the I'd inst, arrived at
Halifax yesterday, bringing three days later
news. III the House Of Commons on the 30th
ult. Lord John Russell referred to the iuqress-
ment Of English subjects by the rebels Of tho
South, and said that the " Montgomery Govern
"ment" had apologized. Lord John rebuked SIR
John Ramsden for the exultation he showed at
the present position Of American affairs, saying
that the great bulk Of Ensli.hmen were deeply
ppias4 Of tho civil war. A Union breakfast Of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

We learn that Col. Abel Smith of the 18Th
New-YOrk Regiment yesterday captured at
EastOn, Nd, one Thousand stand Of arms, six
field pieces, one slOOp, and large quantity of
ammunition-the property of the Secessionsts
private was accidentally shot, but whether he
was killed it is not stated.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

Our diplomatic relations with Peru, suspended
by Mr.. Buchanan, have been renewed, and Chris
topher Robinson Of Rhode Island has been ap-
pointed Minister. Edward Joy Morris, late Mem
Der Of Congress from Philadelphia, hns been ap-
pointed Minister to COnstaDtlnOpe. Charles A.
Washburne of California has 6een appointed Com.
missioner TO Paraguay.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

The Postmaster of St. Louis informs the De-
partuent that in his opinion, the postal system
of the Rebellious States is creature of Rea-
,gan's imagination. lie is receiving regularly the
mails from the South, under stamps of the United
States. The Department has ordered that post
sge be collected on oil matter coming from the
seeded States, thus treating the Rebel Post.
masters as having stolen the stamps they use,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

A Tennesso. secessionist writes to The Express
that his folks propose " meet the North " steal
"to steal" If so, we may as VIII knock under
nt once. Floyd alone would be On oyerma'.A
for the whole of us.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

Letters received from the detachment of the list
New-York Regiment which went down TO Fortress
Monroe the other day, stated that they were in
hourly expectation of making an attack on Pig
Point battery and of visiting, in connection with
the Harriet Lane Sewal's Point and Craney Island,
where batteries were erected, and where they ex-
pe6ted warm resistance.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
The subjoncd dispatch from a correspondent ut
Washington put the affair of the so-called Sickles
Brigade in rather curious light:
, WA.nINGToy June 10. 1861.

NArHisGTOS June 10 1901
The statement In TuE TuHBsK Of this morning, that the
men HON tho Hen d. r. sS- has ,led Camp Scott
are supplied With subelcr 81 advance Of being mustered into
the service by special otr 81 thg President il entirely
founded The President given such order whatever.
When Ssklcs offered all ready for service the Pre
dent agreed sccept bus did intend thereby
Sickle. opportunity dc sg business In the of
tracts with confidence fr Ls ony capital buying his
prices and pedgrg the Government 10 pay the bills am.
therefore authorized that N such OF force
whatever far the Government Il concerned coLtTac
tors would do well sickle. gives them security before
deiy efins their neIchannis".
" also Authorized 'py 1 II MI Sickrs Ia, obtained
subsistence from the Conm-r,. Department In N.~Yoik
It must have been by il, rep esentalions OtheFwi,o
ration. would have been bsu,i to hu-"
we fear from all this accumulation Of evidence
that Mr.. Sickles has ~, hinself into u bad bust
meas. lie has undertaken more than he can well
perform, and in his Zeal for success appears to
have used sOme questionable means. There is
danger that he will come out as badly as did
Lieut. Bartlett with his Naval Brigade. But We
trust that in arg event the considerable n""'e"'
of exceent men who at CAMP Scott may be
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

A lady who witnessed the last bombardDent
of the Acquia Greek batteries declares that she
knows that Is of the rebels were killed, and she
thinks that as many as 50 must have fallen; be-
side the deaths large number suffered from
wounds. The greatest care was taken to conceal
the truth even from the friends Of the killed, and
the bodies were taken to q wood for conceal.
ment.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

The latest order promulgated in Virginia was
one commanding every male between the ages of
l6 aud 90 years to enter the rebel service on or
before next Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

The Hon. John Cochraue has been authorized
tc have mustered for immediate service a regi-
ment of infantry to be commanded by himself as
colonel.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

The mails for Europe, by the steamship
America, from Boston, will close in this city
to-day of II and 81 p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

The Post Office at Nashville, Tenn, has been
discontinued, by order of the POstmaster-General.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
MORE TREACHERYIN In BALTIMORE

ATTACK ON THE MICHIGAN REGIMENT.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
Aao9lork Daily gribnole
TUESDAY. JUNE II, 1861.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We undertake. return rejected Commune atlons
AL business this oce should be addressed TO Ihk
TRIBUNE" NewYork
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11
NEI EInCKs-Gen- Knnx the lnnder nf the Hat

HAvELoCKs.-Cien. Knox, the leader Of the Hat
forces in this city is.ues a,eock the Summer style
Of straw hats the newest ee Of the kd have ever seem
His French soft hats oil the fashionable shades OF color are
well known; bat Iii s Iioe hs madc OF Swiss a'd oat
straw less elegant, of the decided Young America
samp They viii disappear IDLY from No 22 BToadway
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In its COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, and especially il
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Financial and Commercial topics of the day uGder
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The interests OF commerce ami the OF the markets
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It's columns have recently very materially enlarged,
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5AsxrHss Gg.agsTIss.
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AND INLAND INSURANCE.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE And BANKING COMPANY
ESTABLISHED IN 1928.
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Condition The Company the Sd December, 1855,
Report Governor OF Georgia. published in accordance
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ASSETS. LIAnlLIrIEs.
Ellis Recevabtes Capital stock. 5It yH3.UJ
FEch inge on New Circulation. i7s4i690
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Stocks, Bonds and Dividends unpaid. l65l.S7
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OF the tO......... 1851 l6l
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LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS AGENCY
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80 Ge' - va, anu y Gs ti'' ne's, Iatota
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Attends promptly &c The
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EFFECTS LOANS On SEVCHS
AND OTHER SECURITIES
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GRANTS Nl&GODN MI ON COOP PAHER.
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AND TRAN3aGrS TILE BROKER AND BANKING
BUSINESS IN ALL us BRANCHES. lFi-.f
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FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE co.
ESTABLISHED IN 1895.
Cash Capital and reserved fund. 5000 600
Invested in the United States $4,000
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALI. ENGAGEMENTS OF THE COMPANY.
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
DIRECTORS IN Ne " FORK.
JAMES BROWN, Chairman,
FRANCIS COTrENET, Deputy Chairman.
f. NJ. ARCHIBALD, H B. NJ. Consul.
EUGENE DI'TIIH, HENRY 6RINNELL
JOS. GafLLARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr.,
F. T. sANDERSoN.
BALTIMORE AGENCY.
LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD:
s,EX TURNRIrII, C. MORTON STEWART
WI II. GRAHAM, VIM. r. MURDOCH.
Counsel, F. W. BRUNB Esq, of firm of Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIP |
TIoN AND OF, LIVES At Z E LOWEST CURRENT
RATES.
KREBS & HALL,
VIZ KREBS, agents ior the
" CARVED HALL State Of Maryland,
53 EXCHANGE PLACE,
fc22.eotT BALTIMORE |
WEI. EEEBs. W. CARVED HALL
KREBS E HAIL,
INSURANCE AGENTS
AND
ADJCSFERS OF AVERAGES.
Also, BROKERS in all business connected with Vessels
Damaged Goods claims against Insurance Companies
te22.eotf S. EXCHANGE PLACE.
4 SSOCIATiGD FIREAENS IN u R AN CE
n COarANY, No SODTh STREET,
UPPoSISE sun BUILDING. -
Recognized for the PROGPr PAY hbNE OF ITS LOSSES
AND EXPLICIT POLICIES. insurcs nWELlINGS, tlR |
NIruRE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE ana other |
property at the RATES OF PREMIUM.
JOHN X. MOORE, President.
DIRECTIONS.
WM. 4 HACK, LANCASTER OULr,
JAMES Q HHEEDEE, JAMES 4. BRUCE
ALLEN PAINE SAMUEL kIRK,
X g. IEs0N, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACOB Trust, JAMES YOUNG,
.isNeS GETTY, Jos. Z. BOYD,
Moan NALKHR, jas. s. GEORGE, S.,
j I. FAELow, + Il. MILLER.
slS-COf JOHN DuEEHART, Secretary.
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5t0ths. Gxl0amlle, Is .

WORK. GB TlGBUE1, GBAMBEHSbUBG,
4 HARRISBURG ard MIDnbETJWE BANK NOTES
saw a. ''''''' '''''-''' THO. J. Carson,
ielrtf -! baltimore stre"t.
GOLD FOR SALE, in sums 10 suit, al Il small
u premium by e,eI tao !. CARSON.
M ARMAND STATE SIZES.
4yA co... B4LT siIt,F Gas coNP I'll $T2 }
" W are prepared 10 gre CASH ABvANGEs ~ c3a
SHIPMENTS 70 friends Gessrs K & 2 na,rTe'd Co.
q ds tEs'D0"' corner Of c,sas a6d i5 s:ss
NO9TH " ESTE&N VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ ~, B9SnS for sae By sa4ld5; HAaRlS Jf
gNOLLECTIONS or ALL PROMIN EMIT
na2 Gti> : SUI Il AM Fol '4 rio CARSON
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
ID BONDS santsd by sAMIEL H3RRiS, tr.,
a:6tf basement Chesapeake Bank-
pALTIMoRE AND OHIO r. 4. BONDS 1867.
-at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bonds 1875.
Be- Be- g. Do, g. g. 49, 49,
Wanted BY We SAN:EL HEE.,iEE,'g IT,,
VIRGINIA AND North CAROLINA BANK
fss3 E2FES for sale by 1lt III 5 Sa5HS NET
LHXCHANGE ON NEN YORK, PHILADEL-
II raJiA, Bosio% RI0HAoEp; PsrHR ;lUEG and
iy26..i % eaitimere street
TTECURRENT BANK NOTES AND DEAFlS
- all p9ats South @nJ est p&ycied a. best rates,
ls26f 20, Baltimore street.
| QROYaERS BOEINGEE,
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principal cities o Germany on iondop Pss and Aas;e
iAJA, L-il-tL
A DyAECEs MADE on BUsINEss PAPER
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QANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
az, Z.
| ATARYLAND SKIES - Maryland s per cent.
I'VE les .lined loan for sale by ,,,, u,,prs =
| ff9-tf Basement hesapeaE. Sank.
E.NIME PAPER NEGUT'AThD by
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- {; 0. r. II. BONDS 1857 WANTED By
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| y PHIA INSURANCE COMPANIES warsgd ~
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&STERLING EXCHANGE.
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M I5SUUHI SIS FOR SALE BY.
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AZ ERCHhETS' BANK sioux FUE SALE 5Y
!
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ESIRE1lEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
! Il by SAAUE!. ia RkIS, Jf..
| jrl7-tr Basement Chesapeake Sank
sgARYLAND STOCK 1850 WANTED BY
LgE JNO. ). GITTIEGS = co,
! s8tf - South st
61OMMERClAL l. FARMERS BAEk STOCK
: Iwat..s1 bv JEO. 5. CUTTINGS 60.
| s3;f 20 h ST
AIGW YORK AA2!NN INSURANCE SCRIP
| IL wanted by HN0A d GO,
| ap23tf EXCHANGE Place
BALTIMORE PER CT. LOAN FOR SALh
2Eby SAM. H3E&lS, Jr.,
jui.tf BrslIr.uI liesa' esk Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
! IL wanted by SAML. HARRIS. JE,
| ial--t! Basement Chasapsake Bank
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INSURANCE COMPANY.
IaooapoEAeAD 1879
'CHARTER PERPETUAL.
OFFICE No. So67H srREBf.
JOHN j. DONALDSON, Fa=sIpxsr.
NSURE&LIVE5 F0E ONE YEAR, i TERh OF YEARS
OK F0R LIFE.
ANEUITLEs FoR AGED PERSONS,
ENDowMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED, either Mon. Women Children,
attie lowest rates
DIRECTIONS:
TN G. HARRISON, ~. DONALDSON.
s. j. DONALDSON, 4 AI.DRIDGE,
c. !. SCdAEFER, ESQ. S. GIBSON,
t. =. CHAMBERS, ROBT A TAYLOR.
r NJ C0I.srON. Secretary.
DE. f. DCNALDGON, senral Examiner,
oi-tr 81 Franklin street
ayOALEs INSURANCE AGEHUY,
~ ooshgas ,4,a B |; ,9d4Tt GAY ~.
the Licensed AGENT, with full powers, foF tie
HARTFORD FIFE INs TRANCE cosPANr.
GaSh Assets, &sotsUJO
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, l,iS2't"i
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD,
Cash Assets, s38U,2l5
fgoRra kgEEICAN FIRE ms. CO, HARTFORD,
Cash Assets $S5l,G3i.
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO.,
Cash Assets, $37S,22S
MARINE.
NEacaAN rs' MUTUAL Ms co, OF BALTIMORE
VIZ GRAHAM, Pres't
GEO. Z. CjaLE, Secy.
EQUITABLE LIFE E ASSHR sASFES SOCIETY," OF THE
FIRE. MARINE or LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES OBJ
tanned 70 any aao9nt IN OF the very beet stand
ing and 1T tila most reasonable rTss - IND,
INSURANCE. such aaf forms CT application, statements Oh
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken with return Of Pre-
NIT sI5tt --''''-i' ~ GEORGE B C0ALG, agent.
EISEKhMEN' INSURANCE COMPANY
e OFFICE On THE EoRTHEA st, CORNER OF soUTn
tnspcs against loss damage by FIRE en- ALL DESCRlF
'AS o. HEsKl DI i FaSaiDE rT s'''
BaAED DIRECT0aa:
A Si:4 St. S ! ziSart, Samuel Hart
Chas 49,! VI hggsef' i tdtalt R 4aygo,
EDWARD jenkins, john G. Reaney,
Frederick Ichey, Thomas Dreamer,
Thomas ". Leverins, James Fields,
=. LittiG She1ef, JoIn IA tI2it,
Joshua Dryden, Thomas Wilson,
.Iohn Cushing, Henry +. Laude, mar.
Charles 4. Grinne Caleb PaixS,
Esendes / Cohen, David II. ShriYer,
George s Gibson, Joshua Jones,
George Rogers Isaac N. benson,
lanes Anderson John A. Shriver
irTtf FRANCIS J. hcdiNNlS, Secretary
| ETIlE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
OFFICE. 70. SIS SECOND STREET.
| UED0UBTED SECURITY AND Low RATES
The undersigned represent their old established agen
cy the following Grscass Companies, with an Sggregat
| capital exceeding
| SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS,
| ETNA INSURANCE CO.. 81 10000
| PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., HAsTFoRD..-.... 6s0,Oo
MERCHANTS ms. CO., acknowledgements. $4,000
NEW ENGLAND ms Co, HARTFoRD........ $4,000
SAssAsOIT ms. Co, sPRINGFIELD.,........ $4,000
SPRINGFIELD ms CO, sPRINGFIELD...... $4,000
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO., aARTFORD-.... 2so,oC
INTERNATIONAL LIFE DO, LoNDoN......... s,soa,ot
POLICIES ISSUED and Losses paid st the Agency,
slT-tf ]. G. PROUD SONS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07
By TelegTaph.l


New YORK, October 7-Receipts of Flour,
27,6OO hrls; the market is quite firm with
fair export demand: sales of 10 900 brls. at
$5 35@5 80 for superfine State; $5 65@5 70
for extra State; $5 35(95 50 for super6ne
Western; S. 60@5 75 for common to me-
dunn extra Western, and s. s5@5 80 for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio.
Canadian Flour firm sales of 500 brls at
S. 4O@5 55 for superfne, and $5 65@6 70 for
common to choice extra. Rye Flour steady
at 50 1904.
Cotton-No movement this morning, but
prices nominally unchanged.
The receipts of Wheat were 23l 685 bush
els; the market is dull and about lc lower {:
sales Of 80 600 bushels at 81 81 for Chicago
Spring; 81 2l@l % for Milwaukee Club;
81 "a for winter red Western, and ST. SO for
white Western. Rye firm at 70@76c. Bar
ley scarce and firm at 65@66c. The receipts
of Corn were LAG 2S6 bushels. The market
is finn and moderately active: sales of 9O,-
O00 bushels at 55@56c. for mixed Western to
good and prime. Oats steady at 30@35c. for
Canadian, Western and State.
Pork quiet; sales of 100 brls. at $l4 75@
Is tor mess and SO 75@l0 for prime. Beef
dull Cut Meats inactive. Lard quiet and
steady: sales of $50 brls. at SA@95c. But
Ter selling at 9@llc. for Ohio and l215@l5c.
for State. Cheese steady at 5@7c. for COM
mon to prime.
Whisky quiet at 2l14@21lc.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-07

ELECTION To MORROW The election for
State and county officers will take place to-
morrow, Tuesday, October 8, between the
hours of six A. NJ and six P. NJ. We pub
lish the following, the usual places of voting
for the several wards of the city, where the
polls will be opened between the hours
specified:
First Wsrd-At the engine-house on
Fourth-street, near Broad way.
Second Neutrality-suspicious. on Sixth.
street, near Vine.
Third Ward-At Grify's shop, on Colum-
bia, east OF Broad way.
Fourth Ward Engine. house on Vine, be.
tween Front and SecoDd-streets.
Fifth Ward-EUgine-ho on Vine, be-
tW cen Canal and COurt-sIeets.
Sixth Ward-On Park street, south OF
Whitewater Canal.
Seventh Ward-Leonard's pork-house, on
Elm-sireet, near Thirteenth.
Eighth Neutrality-suspicious. on Gutter,
between Laurel and Betts-sreets.
Ninth Ward-Engine.h house on Webster
street, near Sycamore.
Tenth Ward Engine house on Race, be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth. streets.
Eleventh Ward-Mohawk Englue-house
at the intersection Of Yine-street and Ham.
ilton Road.
Twelfth Neutrality-suspicious. on Bank
street. near Linn.
Thirteenth Ward -Engine-house on Syca
more-street, between Seventh and Eighth.
Fourteenth Ward - Engine-house OF
George street, between Plum and Central
| avenue.
Fifteenth Ward-Engine. house on Fifth
street, near Smith.
Sixteenth Ward-Engine house at corner
of Ninth and Freeman-streets.
Seventeenth WaId-At the engine-hous,
in the Seventeenth Ward.