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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

ARREST ON SUSPICION oY ARseN-Mr. James Nc
Nee Of No. l66 WeIt Tweutyninth street entered complaint
against Henrietta Churchill OF doubtful epute whom
be charges with firing attempting Get ON are clothes
which q Of his house. The accused tsten be-
fore Justice usckenbush and detained for exsnnsou
Msrsh.l Baker will investigate the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

ALLEGED EsBIzzLEMEsT. George Talmage, q
miknHn IN the employ OF Mr. Chsuneey Smith, dAiynan s
No l0 East Forty street. arrested Saturday charged
with having collected and .nbeziled slI7 Of his employers
money He admitted his guilt AID locked up BY Justice
Onacknnbuah for lIiAl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
THE CENSUS OF 1860.

The following tables, from official returns IN inc
Census Bureau, show the population OF the oni'ea
States In 1860 conpared W it'll the returns Of ls5U
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

father Of the late owner There are two children of
John Lyon Gardiner 6ving-Hon. Samuel B. Gardiner
of Easthampton, and bis sister, wife Of John Thomp
SOD, the well known New-York laLker Wbas dis-
portion of the leland will he made, we cannot cay.
Mr.. B. Gardiner has leasedt ths Spring for 3years,
and viii no doaot make il splendid ard valuable
estate. IGreeDpon Waterman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

BuRkED.-About III o'clock on Sunday morning,
Jtoe Anne Rosenbsum, little girl Eve years Of age whose
parents reside No. lGs Leonard street, dangerously
burned by her cloth o, taking Ere from Crate.
About e O'Clock Saturday night Mary Martin Of No 50
Greene severely burned by the explosion Of
pheue lamp whico abe holding In her hands the time Of
the occurrence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

The PEOPLES ELLSWORTH RrGIMEsT.-The Ex'
ecutive Committee of the Ellsworth Association have
published circular setting forth what has been their
action and what is proposed to be done. They state
that the work is progressing beyond their expectations,
and that they in correspondence with about oDehsf
of the counties in the State They desire TO know at
once what towns propose furnish their quota Of
and MEANS and have fixed upon the 18th day Of July
next the limit in which each town may take action
toward being represented In the Regiment. They have
secured the services Of several gentlemen formerly Of
the "Chicago Zonaves' and who selected by
Col Ellsworth TO drill his Fire Zouave Regiment, ard
they now hold commissions in this regiment The drill
s upon the original plan of Col Ellsworth. The men
will be furnished with the approved style Of arms
either MIME OF Enfield Rifles with Zouave uniform
and fatigue suit aud all necessary and comfortable
equipments.
The men viii be pu. into camp on the 18th Of July
under competent and active military instruction. Ills
Association has been mportuned TO allow the men TO
select their officers. After mature delberation
the Executive Committee have concluded that such
plan s not feasible proper in view Of the fact that
this regiment is to be peculiar aud picked regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

THE SEALS OF vIRoryIA.-The agent sent here BY
the Wheeling Virginia Convention to procure seals for
The State, under the new organization, has completed
bis mission, and viii return to-day TO Wheeling, 10
deliver the same is person to Gov PierpOnt. The
work has been beautifully executed and in addition to
the notices on the seals now in the hands of John
Letcbsr late Governor Of Virginia. there has been added
the words "Libery and Union"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

FATAL FALL From ARooF.-Corouer Jackman held
an inquest Saturday the body Of Ause Bebne native
Of Scotland ~ yosrs Of age who dea from Injuries received BY
falling from Of she'd At No. 1876 Cherry street, while
engaged In banging out clothes 70 dry verdict Of accidental
death IudeEed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

RAILROAD CAsUALTY.-Mr. William 7. Childs, re-
siding No 50 Forty Fourth street knocked down
BECKER mine Of
avenue and O bad one. His broken in two psrxs
The injured conveyed 10 his home by some citizens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

sTLBBISo AyYAR.-A man named James Nc
Govern taken before Ja'iee Gutter Of Jeey City, Fr
day ard held bail III the OF 900 charge OF
abhing beh member Of The Bosd Of Ch's-n Free
holders II 10 alleged that Mr. L. standing IN hont OF his
dwelling In Wahlntton street tie accused without apparent
provoc.ion up AID stabbed him in the INJECTING not
very serious wound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

The HOMICIDE OF STEPHEN CAsEY.-Coroner Jack
man held an inquest yesterday in the case Of Stephen
Casey the colored man who lost his life by violence at
the hanis Of Joseph Johnson as previously reported
The evidence showed that deceased and John.on had
quarrel on the Five Points, last Monday during which
toe latter hurled brick at the head of his antagonist
and fractured his skull from the effects Of which he
eied on Friday night. verdict in with the
eooye iacis was rendered, aud johnson was committed
70 the Tombs for trial. Deceased was native Of
virginia, u years Of age, and Lived at No. 147 Worth
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

PRoBADLg FATAL ACcIDESr.-Mrs. Mary Naugh
ton tyeven year, Of reidng at No 90 1ten avenue
By wagon driven by August Held In FULTON ne
Peal street, Sunday morning lie, legs ere osa
bui,ed and her sku IL feared haotned she was con
,,ys to the City Hospital By Officer d. b. APPelsste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

Ahhhsr OF CouSTERTKITERs.--Thep police received
information that on Saturday night an effort was to be
MADE 70 circulate large numbers Of counterfeit 90 bills
on the Hempden Bank, at Newcastle, Now.York.
They accordingly informed most of the siorekeeper,
and but Jew bills were passed In the course Of the
night james Rsgan, Charles Hogan, Henry Hunter.
WIN. Crosby, and Francis MurriI were arrested
charged with attempting to pass the counterfeta and
were committed to the TOmbs for examination. TIM
bils are on poor psper, and not at ali likely to de.
eeive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

COUNTERFEIT BILLs-Elzabeth BaTnes was taken
into custody by tho Fourth Precinct Police on Sat da even
inE on the charge passing IS coanl. BIZ on the Cati
Bsnl NJ T. At the store 4 r. Wilkinson, in Myrtle avenue
on Saturday ls,t. She " held beaIing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

FELL OUT OF A FoURrH-sToRY wISDow.-Jsmes
Brady, Is ing At No. SOL Colombia street. fell from fourth
story window to the sidewalk ga udsy Ing BE was
picked up u'entibe snd conveyed the T. College o.a
is uuries Of eious chsScor but their extent could not
be aseertsined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

TIE REsOLT OF ISToxIcATIoS.-A married woman
named Stubs residing in Ho,t street DougsI street. e
upon bet while inoIossd Saturday evening. and
deadfuy burned before could be rescued She
conveyed to the City Hosp Her recovery not expected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

SUSPICION OF ARsoS.-Aholt 10 o'clock on Satur-
day uigbt Gre wa, discovered IN the premises Of Aleu- Cupe
conner OF Sixth and south Ft streets T. d. IL was eInps
ui.h.d before mush damage done Subsequently wonsn
named Drs al tied fuspon Of having set he to tue
premises She will 10 taken before Jostise Coahsn tt morn
f,,g for examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

PoLIcY-SaoP BRogES UP.--Tbe policy-shOp OF job
auison IN Canton near syrscuse sweet was broken Up
Saturday evening by the ih prednot police. The prophet
vss arrested, and his implements seiz. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

Overture.
ppo,DyyAy REvrRE.-PeOple wonder at tho
,on,uned gaiety OF Broadway Silks rustic thele'
and diamonds Aasb as aforetime. Yet covering III
sorners NAV be seen de other extreme
.,p,.rs IN some htth this small difference made;
One asunts in rags, one hatters IN bIocade."
yvonap the undoubted lover of union and the friend
NJ annexation has discovered, ike our country, that
her manifest destiny is to spread her skirts. Bloomer-
lam was failure, because il cnt them short The or
der Of the day ia ampifcation. Balloons invent
ell TO navigate the air. the sustaining power being gas
Ia the upper worss but they now sail eaiy along
Broadway, thick unto collision the upper works still
charged with gas Fashion is the great and ineAhaus-
ible g4sou.eter initiating heads as well skirts. Hon
est folk who no wages receive no diyldends,
Coee. nc rens ore wondering at the continued show
OF 6uey on the backs of female pedestrians, and con-
elade that tbree-doar sks aud fftydoar bOnnes ere
bought az freely as ever. Thinking only Of the as
ungency which rules in their own pockets they cam
not understand why it should not have found odgnent
IN the pockets of all Others. Misery does love COM
pxny.
Chemistry is full of solutions but is forte 10 among
the acids, and is NO. this among the sweets Euclid
contains no such problem. There is such mystery
keeper was Displaying elegant deaines at fabulousy
bow prices seeking deude two Irish girls into Pur-
chasing l. was the very article they wanted, but the
price was the convenient sumblng.block to compel an
abatement. Then the times were 30 hard, and money
was so scarce.
"But," inquired the cunning shopkeeper "do yon
not get the same wages you always diif
They did lot venture denial. Here is one phase OF
abe question Our female servants have submitted TO
no reduction of wages. There many thousands OF
them ere rs fond of gay coors the daughters Of
the millionaire. Dress goods are notoriousy cheap;
most of these women have money in hand, and they
are buying freely the reduced rates. Ask any re-
taller, and he viii tell you that the proportion OF pur
ehases made by this class is very large. They can az
ford it-what care they for the hard times, except as
handle to make them still harder for the shopkeeper-
they much &C ever. Then, probably, the great
bulk of all the fashiOnaby women who atttu-
dinize in Broadway, are doing 10 silks they bought
syear ago. They are wearing them out, making them
last, in fact eeonomizing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

Nor THE MAS.-Tke Boston Post says The fat
Amodo, the fine singer and amable man, 10 alive in
Mexico, with larger belly than ever. IL was bis
younger brother who died-the youth Yho debuted in
~New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

~ FAMILY SAVED PROM SUFFooATIoy.-Oflce
assea'en Of the Twenty eighth Precinct discovered
,sAe issang from tho basement Of premises No. 49i
>''''n"ieh street abOrt O'Clock on Sunday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

CHARGE OF BrGaMY--James Peter, Of New-York,
w., y.,,edsv srr,,ted b. officer u,ch.d of the 9Th
chsre. Of bissny lie viii be NewYOrk this morning
for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

A RlcH LErTER.--The following letter was sent
back from the DesdLetter Office, Respectfully re-
ferred to the pail-depredaon Bureau for nvesfiga-
ton" II explains itself. 1t wac written by young
woman whose name we suppress. II gives little In
sight iuto the way New-York qusck doctors make a
living:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01


Sugar and moasses are very low and With the above
duty, il all added 10 present price, they will
,l be cheap; but more than half The duty viii be
paid by consumer-ihe producers viii have 10 stand
the other half. Coffee and tea Will all bear mod
crate price.
From an eIoife on done.rie B4uors ale beer and
tooaoco $40 o, OoO can DO ratrd, aud then the cO-
pie will not pay one-hah what Ia paid BY John Bull
Tor the sane luxuries.
differ with you AZ TO direct tar. To meet part Of
our expenses Congress ought lay one thus making
the wealthy pay their share, which they do not BY
tariff.
You are right Ia saying "let the r,fnert grsnbe;"
AID az Tor bene6ting Loui,sna the duty can DO al.
tered as soon az the war IL over. The Government
must have such a plan Of finance as will Insure the
prompt payment Of their interest. When they VIII
borrow all that is necessary on fair forms from our
own people, 10 not rant a dollar Of our ,toeks 70
20 abroad.
We have men and meney enough 10 put down this
wicked rebellion, without afkng the aid Of any Eu.
ropesn capitalist. W
Nsis. York Cay June 70. 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
Taking the loyal portions of Virginia and Tennessee

Taking the loyal portions Of Virginia and Tennessee
from this table, we find that Treason numbers tneu
ding silent Union famiiies about 100000 white per-
cons of all kinds or about onesixth Of the white popu-
laon Of the country Among these $780, 600 Of active
Rebels and coerced Secesioniais, dwell more than
$780, coo slaves. How great an element Of strength
these contraband chattels may be, the reader can
readily imagine.
1t i. worthy Of note that South Carolina, the head
and soul Of treason has made the sowes progress oil
any Southern State, having grown but little more than
five per cent in ten years For the last half century
she has made progress Of only 81 per cent. Her
nomination xas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
THE QUESTION OF REVENUE.
7, hs Editor II II. N. y. Trhsa.

SIR: The tone Of your remarks this morning, under
the head Of " Finance" like, in the main; but the
amount Of revenue that can be raised from sugar, tea
coffee, and moasses ia so much under estimated that
cannot fobear tendng you few figures the subject
The consumption OF sugar in 1860 was IS ID
for each free person IN the country. Taxing this a.
basis, the loyal States will require
7V9oO 900 10, Which n2ie go o.
They will need 1900 noO n coffee % So gvss.. .o 600
They Will ne-d 70 coo 100 tea At lsc siVss... S?o0o
They will need D. 900 sla rloai,Ss at &c. gives. ol1"a
Total '''''s''''''FSs'"'
from ti~se four articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

sppe,r from the above table that ass eDigssss
sed from ports Of the United Kingdom 10 the ten yssxs,
85e0 ofhs number $50 as ongrsed 30 the eight yest
s5lee and 4z3 found to be English III so Scotch
76 13 h, aud lis $50 foreigners. The origin OF IDA 80 t
grants not ssconsued II that these uisscsr
rest the numbers Of the several classes win DO showp 10 the
nexsd table: .n...
emsrents IN the fss three months Of 1881 were Nsf
consequently humber 10 the yeers 1881 snaneiy
7 be reduced 10 6e 6 10 obtain the ncoibsr o.
10 Tho as, Of Decsmber 1851 The nsor Atty was not thsn es
tnguhed but large proportion Of tho emsnts vas q insh
orsn and The beat VIII be made by assuming that the
proportions the In 1888 the results sppesr n re
abs TO- emxrsnss saied from the United Kingdom IN th
potion Of 1901 Terminating On the 9Th Of APRIL he ssnsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01

shs number includes the part o. the Army in Enssnd and
the Chsnns Isand also the navy merchant and other
board vessels In the po rivers and creeks the eth Of
April The OF the arny navy and merchant sesmen an Of
country included In any Of the tables Of h Rsgzn
eIeep, Table iii.
EMIGRATION.
Table XI-Rsurn BY the Government Enisrstioh Board
showing tue number OF engrsns the United Kingdom
during the ten years. 1881 TO 1860:
Total No. Not
Year Of Emf. English Scotch Ihsh. Foreign. dstir.
snsbeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
CITY WGIEo.

sp..-,<r,.,s--At the Viater Garden Mr. So'e Sa
VA h0irs, produce his sensation drama ., Que que
80" CHARLES Fisher, Larry Barrett, and 0'nei N'"
hOss win ayPesrin the company: C;.,.,sy every
Isru Ksene cOotnues The "Seven SISTERS a,s,, s'''
Is"i ~. ussk and on the afternoon ofthe Fourth
Bsrssn. Museum ia alWays fsvor'e pace . ~ra
.,D~,'ne For,h Of July New attractions are cOn'
s'aOtIv added, and pever more literally than now.
COR. CAris,y hoe new programme for TINS weoA zen,
ana oiTes afternoon performances on Thursday anu
Saturday. Mn, Of Indie.
,.n1a,,ce Day. Mr. and Mrs. Florence, win tnc
X,l;amses Mrs. Skerreu, and select company VIII
give grand Dramatic Festival appropriate y
sion. Mr. John Cooke contributes ii~' -'"'''-'''
Overture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-01
TO the youuited states

II you reed the letter you win think tsug at enen Tor
PONDER Ba, 4 h FOR good purpust my object to convins
lads Zee VAR OF sue, men aud uke care Of hen
mulch snickuy growing on aud ouer fre
mase ignep, Of the Rakslety that IL elwin onend by
aeeln ths will Believe don't con5cm doin Kong
twas by an axedsn that sot discovered the srtice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04

NEW YORK mARKET-APRm 3.

FLOUR-Market opened steady. with moderate
export and home trade demand and closed dull and
slightly in iaFor Of buyers VI the sales about 1900
bbls were for export at prices within the range.
Sales are 1900 bbis 81 s. ssS04S5sS5 for Huper1ne
superhne western; S5,4565 20 for common to medium
extra western; S5,7O5,75 for shipping brands extra
round hooped Ohio and $5,sO97,Oo for trade brands
GANADIAN FLOUR-Market without impor-
tant change and less doing. sales are 1900 bbs at
choice and faTOrit do.
RYE FLOUR-seIling in small parcels at 8, 80
S14,lQ common TO choice Euperhne.
CORN HlEAL-Aarket quiet. Sales are 200 bbls
al $3.50 for jersey SS,l5tor BrandyWiae.
WHKSK YIN moderate demand without mate
rial change IN prices. sales $50 bnls at lsllsc
WHEATi-liess doing and market scarcely so
arm and prices without important change, but ship
psrs hnd Il easy to buy. Sales 1910 bush Chi
bush northwestern club at Sis; lT3OO bush MIL
$500 bush red state at 35; 500 bush very choice
amber do at Sli44; 1850 bush amber Zimmerman at
81 l5; 1880 bush winter red western at 81 3l S IN
store and dsliygied 500 bush Canada club at 81 80
deliyeredi eep bush white western at Sl,46@l 80;
1.eg bush Ahlte Uahaaa ~ , ,b5
RYE-Market continues nrm and in fair demand.
SALES are 2s99 bush lslmo5at 66967o.
HARIsEE-Market continues heavy Sales are
26l0 bush az &c for Canada West; 7n72c Tor state
BARLEY mALF-Harkst quiet at s5assc.
C0RN-Market opened STEADY and closed dull and
a Shade easier. Sales 62 OO0 bush at 6766sc for
old mixed WeGternin store, t21lC delivered; closing
al inside pTices 62c0r do at X, II. depot 6sc for
new yellow Jersey6; 60c for Interior new white north
ern; 6sd59Ec for new Southern yellow; 696972c for
white Southern.
OATS-Pienty and dull at S39Slc for western and
Ctnnda; 33k03l5fc state.
pORK-Market hrmer, and demand more active.
Sales are 1900 bbls at S0 for mess; 1910 for thin
do; SIS for choice clear Sl250Qsio0 for prime.
BEEF-Market a shade hrmer and demand good,
Sales 80 bbls at t4,75@5i0 for country prime
S5,750625 Cor country mess Ss00gl000 for repaeked
I measi Slq,1uGll,a0 for extra mess
RRImE MISS BEEE- Dull and nomtnaliI
unchanged.
...s EEEs HAHIs-o let and steady at Si29l5 foT
] fyTT 1IRATS-Tn F,fr r,,ns-t golas f5a nh q
! 6ta1,te shouldeTus eGs5So for hems
hA9J ~ MARKET hrn. Sales are 100 boxes rough
/ ribbed mlddles on private termS
LARD STEADY; demand fair G,Iaa tnOo bbls
including 500 bbs sold Saturday evening Al eGi0c
i. u ILkh- Is selling at loc9l4o Tor Ohio
fHERsE- Steady ct 7'salOo for Inferior 70
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW lORK, April g.
Al tie election in Brooklyn yesterday, Kalb
heiseh DEM was elected Mayor, aud the Dem
OcFatic ticket was successful generally, by a ma
i0rity Of $500.
The Worlds Washington dispatch states that
the new Minister 70 Belgian took out explicit
instructions 70 all our foreign Ministers regard
ing the policy Of the Administration towards the
Confederate States, and protest 70 the Europe
an GoFeFnmentS against the recognition Of those
States
The World says that quite number Of Clerks
have been removed from the Patent Office, in
Gliding one principal examiner. John i. Carl
ton, Of Bath, n Y, has been appointed principal
examiner.
Senator Nesmith len for Oregon understand
ing from the President that no extra session
would be called.
Itls said that Denuison win be appointed Ma
val Olicer Of New York.
Blatchford's chances for sub Treasurer and
UIlman for Assay Oficer, are good.
EVarts will be offered the AttOrneyship. If he
accepts, il is understood that Delafield Smith
viii do the work.
The Herald's Charleston dispatch says It is re
ported that Anderson's supplies will be cut OF
wednesday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-04
Last nights Report.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


In Parliament Mr.. c. Fortescue explained that
the present Convention between England and
France respecting the New FOundland fisheries
only regulated the machinery under existing
treaties, and as It did not OF set the rights Of
New Foundland, it would not be laid before that
Legislature.
Lord Wodehouse also explained the terms Of
the new Convention with Mexico, BY which GER
tain custom duties are appropriated to British
bondhoiders.
In the House Of Commons Lord John Russell
promised 70 produce the correspondence WITH the
American Government relative 10 the fugitive
Lord w. Graham asked whether explanations
had been demanded from rance relative TO the
escape Of Miramon from Mexico.
Lord John Russell admitted that Hiramon had
violated international law, but said in the ab-
sence Of ofhcial dispatches the French Govern
ment had not been replied to on the subject
FRANCE.
The Bank Of France, on the 2lst, reduced its
rate Of discount from to percent
In the Corps Legislatif, NJ. Jules Fabre had
moved his amendment to the Address requesting
the withdrawal Of the French troops from Rome
BE strongly urged such proceeding, and assert
ed that the mainteDsnoe Of the States would be
The amendment was then reieeted-24sto s.
The Address was finally agreed TO BY a vote Of
N3 to 13.
Rome, il was generally reported In Paris that
ten thousand men were about 70 be sent out
uomiually 70 reinforce the garrison there, but
really 70 make q counter demonstration 70 that Of
Austria on the Po.
ITALY.
The new ministry is not announced. Rumor
gives the following combination Cavour, Presi
dent Of the Council and Minister Of Foreign
AfIairs and Marine Fanti Minister Of War.
IOEDcr. Friday.-The funds exhibited great
dulfness, but quotations steady in the discount
market. A good demand 4Or money has eXisteo
since the reduction Of the Bank minimum TO z
TnmHT e. int. he Ron
and there were prospects Of farther reduction
Of Hank minimum
TuHEEF.
RAEIsi 2sd.-Ihe Paris papers oft0day publish
Porte has consented 20 rrolufirafit5Tl ff fhe Oc.
enpation Of Syria
The international Commander at Beirut had
demaaoea prompt execution OF the condemned