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The national Republican., 1861-06-06

paS- The behaviour of the second Maine reg
meut, encamped for week or so on Willett's
Point, East river, New York, WAS so exemplary
that the people in the vicinity voluntarily got
up testimonial certifying to their excellent
demeanOr.
The national Republican., 1861-06-06
THE GREAT MISFORTUNE AT NOR.

WASHINGTON, June 4, 1861.


Mr.. EplroR In the New York Tribune OF n
lat" date, iud the following statement:
"Commodora McCaulcy states that, weeks
before the order was received to destroy the
Norfolk navy yard, he notified the Navy De.
partment that the vessels might be saved, but
they did not deem il well to profit by his nd.
vice.
Now, Mr.. Editor, don't you see that the same
influence is at work now that was AT work when
the whole Gnlf or home squadron was sent
from Pensacola to Vera Cruz in order that the
secessionists might capture the Pensacola navy
yard? Has there been any change in the Navy
Department. Have the secessonists been
turned out2 Are they not at their posts still
Do you suppose for an instant that the letter
Of Commodore McCauley was permitted to reach
the present Secretary? IF ii had, seven or eight
fine ships Of war, which the enemy are now re.
covering--now so much needed-mght have
been saved. A TAX PAYER.
The reader must pause before receiving the
above as reflection on the Navy Department.
The condition Of the country at the time Of the
attempted destruction Of the yard and its re.
sources, must be taken into account. Virginia
was then, on the record, loyal. She had just
voted, with 10000 majority, against secession {;
and the policy of the Administration at that
time seemed to favor no acts threatening loyal
States. The daring of her rebel leaders, be.
lieved in too late, assailed the Government
property at Norfolk, aud the best and only thing
feasible, in the judgment of the officer having
command there, was to destroy it, to keep it
out of the hands Of the rebels. 1t is unfortu.
nate that the attempt at destruction was SO in.
effectual. Guns by the hundred, partially sunk
ships of war, even gunpowder, are being res
cued, and made available by the traitors for
their deadly purposes.-Ed. Republican,
The national Republican., 1861-06-06
Third Assistant Postmaster General.

Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

Arrival or tho Caiifornia Pony Express.
FoRr KxARSEy, July Q, 1851.
Inc Pony Express passed here 1t seven O'Clock last
night, bringing the following summary Of uews:-
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20, 1861.
arrived Rsd, bark Wavelet, rs days from Nangasak,
Japan brig Mary Elem from Honolulu; 24th ship Flying
MAI, from New York; Flying Dragon from Boston; Ea.
'eSk from Hong Kong steamer 81. Louis from Panama
sAIed ga, ships Morning Star, for New York; 2sd,
bsYs af ths Ser s Ss Rsp9Sts
wool, 1000 niues aud large amount Of oils, &C.,
Spoken May %, ship Hiberna, bound 10 the Ochoisls
Sea. All on board OF her were we'll
The market for imported merchandise remains exceed
insly quiet while moderate jobbing trade only u doing
in domestic goods Coal and candles dropping The
az 900 sacks Of wheat sold Tor export N 81 90 per
sack.
The Supreme Court has rendered Z decision in the
Lime Point case, establishing the right Of the general
government TO have the property condemned as site
for fertilization, snd purchased at its actual value
As determined by the jury this s point OF rocks
the entrance Of the San Francisco harbor which certain
spectators have been endeavorng 10 sell to the govern
ment At the extravsgant price OF 5000 000
H. Tempieton, who Is represented a. an experienced
OF the state, organizing regiment OF rfemen OF 1000
men, Of whom 100 have already been
enrolled, which he proposes to offer to
the War Department, to guard the overland mail
troops are being Withdrawn Some Of the leading mill
tary men In the State gagged In the movement end
Il represented that Senators Baker, Latham and McDOu
gal viii uree the acceptance of the regiment By the War
Department
Destructive FIRE occurred at Cottonwood Ssckegan.
trhe lines west OF Cincinnati have ceased TO work,
owing to storm and We consequently obliged to go
TO pyess without the conclusion OF this despatch]
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from Memphis June 20, Mississippi has now nine.
teen regiments in the Confederate army and has twelve
organized and drilling ready to obey the rst su.
mons to march. The Adams Troop from Natchsz, the
most spenddiy equipped body Of cavalry ever seen in
this country, passed on to Virginia by the way Of
city . few days ago II Isl corps formed among ths
gentlemen OF Natchez and Adams counties, aud drilled
By General Quitman when be In she prime OF bis
military ardor WAS kept up In Its full efficiency till the
present revolution when it resolved TO take part the
conflict and since then has been undsr the instruction
Of experienced French cavalry officer. There was
an ordinary h0rae In the troop OF hundred and their
splendid chNyers eeemed a. thoroughly drilled the
men. fo ortnt Of each msmber cost over ST. goo, and
there was nes private IN the Yanka who had for
tune Of at least $4,000 They have equipped them
selves and bear the own expsnsss and ask pay from
the Reyeynment.
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To Physicians and LAdfes.-Tho Cnre
OF Proapsus Uter and kindred diseases by Moro paths
treatment become well fact astested by
successful treatment Of several thousand In hospital
and riding practice This gives vitality fogcs
to the functional and controls obstinate
ne.ses wih ease ana certainty In harmony With the
reliable scarcely 70 admit tho posib,y Of
brought beds even onsbed TO- walk and s'ery
itsef Yields It's vaxing Effects unless eombin-d with
favourable malady Marked has also bsd
in bronchitis restoring broken down constitutions and In
arouspg torpid and debitsed Systems
and activity. Physicians cordially invited 70 call u de
Round Hill Water Cure Northsn pton Mass, and test this
prsctcs and witness It's resua circular grAs
ticsiary commended to their notice.
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Arrivais ana Dsnsyturss.

BunKx-Seannship Kanaaroo-Nme Poulms II Miss Ia
tour Miss Crsehoa Nrs Ihasston and !nfan ~ eon;sg
Mchush Alex Ia2our Andrew Lsicar Jas Hantsr, Mrs.
SchoAl and daush!sr q roumsrede hob, Lssour yoha
Muir wife and ohiA; Mia Farmer, v JAnrey, 1ehafd
Jones, Arnold 0uyo Raw Roycron. VIE and Mo sni'
children; Il smallwo0A Jos fhyuscA John 4c1reoOr,
Hunter, Edward Bfovn, Aspinwnn jas Cas:in Joay1
Mark vile three children and servant stone, juan IA
RE nuvant eu7dsn, Smith. 8dwell LAnraft, Ar
uodor Lucnn de- Puyd GustAva1 de Chempev. Custaycs
de foutbouns, nsi SUSIE Hamilton, Clemens fe;oaard
Richard CorssA Capt Muller nisee ChAre Robert Weeks
Mss Pa. emAu "a ID others In ths 9tee-sRs.
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United StAtos District Court.

United states District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Bolts.
JuLY The Judge wishes 1t TO be understood By all
parties interested in prize that in the present state
OF public business the usual vacation Of the Dsric
Admiralty will be dispensed with.
THE PRIZE VESSEL NARY CLINTON.
The United Sates vs The Mary C2inton.-Mr Woodford
mentioned 10 the Court that had been agreed upon by
the government that the cargo ce) Of the prize vessel
Mary Clinton should be appraised and discharged on the
claimants giving security for the value
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Fire In Miivvaakee-Hcavy Loss.

Ore here yesterday afternoon destroy ed tho American
House. owned by r. Kane Sons two brick owned
by Q. Fl. williams six franc buildings occupied sores
west Of the American Ho.el the Methodist meeting.
house the north side Of Spring street and all the frame
aged. Ala0 several small frame buildings used shops,
north OF the Methodist church Tbs loss viii fully reach
500 00Q The American House Ia Insured for SIT COO
Other insurances not ascertaned The IRE originated Ia
a livery stable In the rear Of be American House
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The Louisville Schools.

LOUISVILLE July D, 1901.
The Chairman Of tho Board Of Trustees OF the common
schools conradics the statement that any Investigation
progressing contemplated 10 70 the political
religions opinions OF the teachers the case
q female teacher who prohibited the singing Of
national and Southern because the children qusrreed
with EACH other from tie autssouiktc fesog ensendered
by such tunes
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Married..

BRowS-Dzvxs AT St Georges church, on Wedn4s
day. Juno g. by the Rev II. Hobart Brown ur JosxrA
BROWN to Miss KATE L DsvIxs, both Of this CITY.
VAN vOsT--INGfIs-On Wednesday. July 3, by the Rev.
N j, Marselus, G. ". vEEDEx VAN vCsr, n D., Sche-
nectady, N T., NARY M0IIs, daughter Of the lAts
George lngs, OF this city.
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Important Law Case.
THE CASE OF THE REFUSAL OF TUE LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD 10 TRANSPORT GOODS TO TEN
NESsEE, ETC.


THE CASE OF THE REFUSAL OF Tue LOUISVILLE
RAILROAD 10 TRANSPORT GOODS TO TEN
NEssGE, ETC.
.LoUrsvnLB, July 8, 1861.
In the Kentucky Circuit Court, Judge Nusr presiding,
the argument In the OF Brady and Davis vs. the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad for reulai to transport
goods Tennessee closed The Court expects
decision on Saturday or earl, next week. To-day the
Tennessee directors OF the road summoned by telegraph
met here and overruled the decision Of James Guthrie
whereby theroad Ii opened for freight until the dec
sion Of the Court il rendered Shippers intend sending
freight to morrow but Mr. Cotton tho Surveyor Of
this port threatens to seize all articles intended for
Tennessee which may be delivered to the road.
There are now seven fun companies Ia Colonel Res
seaus regiment in camp. Several officers Of the State
Guard having resgned the United States service
under Colonel Rosseau Colonel TiIgmsn OF the State
Guard, resigned aud gone with considerable portion
Of tho regiment to join the Tennessee troops.
Investigations into the political opinions Of the teachers
In the public schools are going Many reported
q secesslonists.
Tho Journal has letter from 4 member Of Blanton
Duncsns regiment, giving adistressiny account Of At
fairs IN Virginia. do says the men half fed,
have no clothes except what they left Louisville
with, and treated like dogs, and If the
mon could exercise their will would return 10
Kentucky. Tho Democrat has . statement to the same
effect, lde by deserter who reached bore from the
same regiment.
lot Of guns sent 10 Columbus from Union City Tenn
lately, were returned BY the citizens OF Columbus.
company OF seventy six pasaed here to day from
Lexington destined the southern coniederacy Their
pany for the destination 10 forming at Paris Bour
bon county.
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tne 49, ooc e6ie Jour- 16o bbls high wines, rs b
Sw "C, snppea q tows % New YORK, July 8, ao6
2S 500 bushels oats, 81 900 bcsheis secd .Iriv
Sooo bushels corn, OF 600 bushels wheat COO bushels
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News from Fort Kearny.

TUhI July
The first coach Of the overland mail going West passed
here yesterday noon with i've passengers and sixteen
SACKS Of mail matter
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Arrival OF the Sal

Arrival or the Sabfne-Fire I'm PIttsHeid.
BOSTON, July s, 1861
The United States frgate Sabine arrived Portsmouth
yesterday.
fire Ia Pttsoeld yesterday destroyed the brick fac
tory of o. & Il. Stearnes. Loss $40 ,0G0.
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Fire I'm New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, July s, 1851.
whole block Of small buildings Toledo street was
burned this m orniDg Lcss $36, coo. H
. In New Orleans.
Markets,

NEw ORLEANS, July s. 1861.
Cottousaes OF the week co bales receipts 24s bales
against 500 bales the time last year. Decreased
receipts at this port 1854 600 bales do at all Southern
ports 1856 500 bales. Stock in port COO bales Suga
Fair 10 fully fair, axe Axe Molisses, &c. Flour
Ohio S. Corn dull AZ &C. 70c Provisions dull Coffee:
sales Of tho 200 bags Isc 2oc per h. for Rio stock
in port 200 bags, against II 400 bags last year.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9, 1851.
Flour dull Wheat unsettled sales st 81 10 81 Is for
red aud 81 20 81 rs for white Corn dull At Sc 63c
Whlskey dull at 1870. l7c.
BUFFALO, July SOP. n.
Flour dull but unchanged. Wheat dull not single
sale reported during the entire day. Corn lower: sales
at 20Xc whiskey sales 50 bbls at 14c Canal fregh,s
unchanged. Lake nports-12,000 bbls aoar, 1873 900
bushels wheat 600 bushels corn, 600 bushels oats
Canal exports-40G0 bbA. flour, 20 600 bushels wheat
r4 s's BUFFALO, July 6-lPM
Flour unchanged. Wheat dull: GALES II 600 bushels
Chicago spring at 6Sc 1000 do Ketc, club Al &c.,
5000 do red winter 81 9c Corn stead and IN fair de-
the outside ogure Other grains quiet Whskey steady:
sales 600 bbfs ct tic. Canal freiehts firm Lake im-
poYs to-daY-6O0 bbls. doer 800 90 bushels wheat,
Ito 900 do corn Canal expora-2 600 bbls nouf u 200
bushels wheat 80 600 DO corn 10 o0o 90 re ,e.,
Flour duii. Wheat quiet but holders not wiling 70
submit TO the decline Corn quiet; 36c oered for
Illinois, without Gales Canal ffeishts steady, Flour,
2sc wheat, &c.; corn To- TO Nav York. Lake imports,
ooo barrels -four l2s 69o bo.Ae Of wheat aoo bush
barrels our 347oV bushels wheat, IS 900 bushels corn
~ 90 bwhels rye
.rNgtw Hgn.g ALBANY, July SIS r, H.
Flour dull. Wheat sells In railway lois only, and b dull
4se Oass-Salss 10000 bushsls best Chicago q a7c
2THc whiskey ltc. Received By Central Railroad fol
New York $50 bbs -four, % Co. tobAcco 412 Co. high
wine, s6 bags wheat sol sides leather for Boston ant
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fTpifOway's Pills and Ointment with
these remedies hand the sick need not spa
No disease, from dyspersa pulmonary adec Ions
dsorders TO ulcers scrouls piles and hstuss however
snste Of however long Duration ultimately resist
Action.
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Parliamentary Election I'm Toronto.

TORONTO, July Q, 1851.
In the Parliamentary election here yesterday aud TO-
day Hon. George Brown, leader OF the opposition.
defs4ted by Mr. Crawford the Eastern Divsiou and
Mr. Robinson defeated by Mr. Wilson, opposition, In
the Western Division There was considerable excite
mept,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best IN ths
world; harmless, reliable and Instantaneous go end
piled At BATCH ELChs Wig Factory, &c Bond street
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs snd Toss
pees the best In the world Wholesale and retail cad ,ha
Eye privately applied at No. 6Asor Houss.
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FATHER PoNr, July 6-Noon.
The steamship Great Eastern reached here to-day on
her way to Quebec, With Eugish troops for Canada.
Tho report for the press been brought to Father
Point by the steamer which went down 10 meet hor with
pilots from Cape Des Monts.
The dates per the Great Eastern are 70 the 9th Of
june noon four days later than these already receiv
cd by the Persia
We have the following summary OF the news sent out
by the Arago and Edinburg the 2oh ut the day pre-
ceding the departure Of the Great Eastern
Lord Chancellor Campbell found dead In bis bed
room on the morning Of the 23d OF juno. He had retired
to bed good health His death caused by the rup
sture OF o blood vessel
Sir Richard Bethel the Solicitor General succeeds to
the Chancellorship.
The Sultan of Turkey died the 26th ult &c u sue
cee1ei by hts brother, Abdul Aziz Khan.
All quiet In Constantinople
Ths steamship librarian, from Quebec, via st. Johns
N. F., arrived at Liverpool on the 25th Of juno.
The steamship City OF Washington from New York
rived at Queenstown on the 18th OF June
Tho steamships Assgo and Edinbure sailed for New
York on the 2eh Of june The latter has f2OS 900 in
specie. alast Et1.s. a-a s. ..t,s .s
The Cunard steamer sootA had been successfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-07

Grover 4 Bakcr's N0iscless Eamtty and
manufacturing Sewing Machines Aa6 Broadway, NJ.
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Prizes CaAhed I'm All L~Eulfzed Lotto
rss by JOSEPH BATES BOXER 10 Wall S.rees. FORK
atasr
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ITALY.

ITALY.
party OF Bourboniss landed Syracuse and were
arrested py the troops the 33d ut fhey ssrs subss
Quenly SHOT.
Tue Italian Chamber had adopted the bill in relation 70
the national armament. t
me Pope was III, but improving at the last accounts
ma Chamber Of Deputies the 26lh ill., deba ed the
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Unftsd StAses Circuit Coz
Before Hon. Judge Shipman.

JULY The United States U.s. Wp D. B-ssh. A..
R 'onsr' oolored man, pleaded guilty 20 a, as,,r,
witfA dangerous weapon william R.z 90 bona =,
Monarch VI inc sea- and was sentenced 20 Que ,c.t q,
M. Wntssd ''ates rs. Danisi r. Dou,fo, ,Ie
pleaded guilty. an assault GU Danisl Lon,, ~ - a
Inc brIy Ercel he circumstance M ~ - ="
treat pSovocstior n the Court seo,encfd 80
70 four months irap comment, with hard abot a,a "a
pay fine OF six cents
Mr.. Dcahcld Smith .. 'peared to ats J. dga e.f DO
the part OF the government.
StlsIStomn29mH5,ss., 2ner's co&st.
July s.--7he Unftsd Satss ps John '9Dn -rns CO.
weapon On c6arlRea VIM az BOARD the A'p ue1toAn
on her voyage from New 0rleaus 20 Live. % 4 fas
prisoner refused TO do work sn1 bsng rem t'i
win oy the mate he struck at that officer with lols
and Cut him In tho cheek
Drawings or II. Franc, o. Co.'S OsI,s
ware Lotteries by " sssep a ed Jan.
ary 1889. Grants to run twenty yssrs
,o sssL"Y co55soS; s-SdAss 500 Drawn Juy 'ss
GRAND CossoLlDArEp-CLass q, Drawn July 1901
Ii, a. 40. 81. 80, 10. 60, rs, %. "a, So, eS. 65
Circular sent free OF charge By sid.ess,ns
Wilmington Delaware
kentucky AND Missouri eTArE IdTTEnIEa
KENTUCKY kxrRA GLASS 500, July q ls6i,
20, 20, g. IS, SO, rs, 50. as, II, 26, 81, 70.
EBSrUcKy, CLAss $40. July q, 1881
3b, SO, 81, 10. 3, %, 80. 5l AZ, Ga. 80. "a.
Circulars ssa' free of charge Sy s;sssr
Covtngton, Ky., or st Lou'a, mG
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TIE AMERICAN REBELLION AND ITS
II EFFECf6.

Sic J. Ferguson, In tho House Of Commons condemned
otae sending OF renforcernents to Canada
ar Disrsel sotboughs the government was mourning
"a serious respon sibilty.
Lord Pameriton defended the act Of the government
The usual precautionary measure Of all governments
IN tas immediate vicinity of hostilities The step ind
aed no ds.rust Of tho faith Of the Northern States and
rbesraye want Of confidence in the Canadians The
tms at and proper because reinforcements can only
be sent TO Canada In the summer.
The london 1ies continues to maintain that the Anne
ricsns have ground for their abuse Of England be-
yond modification at EDglands lack Of appreciation. It
says the Northerners have thrown themselves into
passion, and must be Left to recover '
Sir Archibald Alison, In letter TO Cassius n Clay
contends that tho American constitution Is failure,
and reaosmends national church and monaycay a. tie
remedy.
The Spanish proclamation relative to the American var
says the Queen IL determined to observe the strices
neutrality between the federal States the Union and
the Confederate States Of the South With this view
is prohibited to erm build, 1t out prixAteers, no
matter under what flag, in any Spanish port.
Ship owners and captains Of Spain prohibited from
accepting letters Of marque, and from contributing any
way to the armament and fitting out OF privateers.
Privaseers and prizes are prohibited remaining
twenty hours in any Spanish port save In case Of
urgent necessity which the harbor authorities
are TO compel them to proceed to sea early possible
and not allow them to ship but Whist necessary, and
never under any pretext arms and ammunition. No
articles belonging to prizes may be sold.
The carriage goods TO OF the bockaded ports II
guaranteed except material and letters which are
prohibited Offenders responsible for their acts,
and have no claim for protection.
spaniards prohibited fiom taking service either
side, and must abstain from all acts which may be re-
gsrded % opposed TO the neutrality. ST.
Offenders 70 BIO liable to the measures adopted by
tho bsgerens, and punished according to the laws OF
spain. The decree y dated June II, oountsrsisned by
Senior Colant and the Minater Of Foreign Affairs
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The confaqration london briefly telegraphed by the
Persia was he disastrous for generations Immense
pes OF warehouses the Surry side Of London bridge
Allied with all kinds Of produce were destroyed Loss
exceeded 60 600 coo sterling Some estimate the extent
from Es 900 eco to "a 0oo. 900. Nearly all insured.
The great IRE still burning in some vaults, but
becoming gradually subdued, AMI all danger Of fur
Their ex plos.oa was considered over.
The prob able sales of consos by tho Insurance Com
panes CO used decline the Stock Exchange. Some
articles OF produce advanced In consequence Of the great
quantlea consumed.
The proceedings Of Parliament on the Goth ult. wer
wholly unmportAnt.
The great real Of Lord Chancellor was formally
ferred by the Queen Sir Bethel vice Lord Campbell
deceased.
The Prince and Princess Frederick OF Prussia has
rived In England on a visit to the Queen
Tho Prince Of Wales would proceed on the 2esh ut TO
the camp Curragh Ireland to take the round Of Mill
tary duties.
Mr. Cobten addressed his commitments AT Rochdale ON
che 2sh ul,imo 40 eulogized the French government
and the commercial treaty with France, denounced the
volunteer movement In England, end rdicuisd az r.
diculous bugbear the idea Of French invasion
Sir John Shelley, N. P, who was charged with nde-
exposure had been honorably acquitted. Mr. Train
mixed up the CHARGE counsel for the defence
asserted that be sctuated by sheeys opposition to
Trans street railways.
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FRANCE.

Politics uumportant.
The Bourse was improving On the 26th ult., rentes
were quoted at 87f., Csc.
The new treaty Of between France and Bra
xii Is confirmed. II will involve general remodelng Of
tariff duties. rut Isss ri
The recognition Of italy by France had been formally
announced In the koni., and by Baron Ricssoli in the
Italian Parliament The latter said that diplomatic res
tsns between the two Countries would soon DO reesab
tAhed. .sr orr ats 81 apa8sf --
rAs Roman question was SUI pending, and Was hoped
shst there would b favorable solution or Il. a.
Tho appeal in the Of Patterson vs. Bopaparte
commenced in the Special Court OF France the Gath
uitmo suff 81 ag-t- ,.tf Rios
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THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, June ~, 1861.
The steamer Shannon arrived Off Hurst Castle this
morning with the Mexican West Coast and West India
mails.
The letters from India and China delivered In Liv
erpool this morning. Those from Bombay will BIO here
tomorrow morning.
Cotton was advancing price at Bombay, and heights
also were rising.