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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
THE DEATH OF COUNT TFLEKY.

The Pcsii NaDolo gives tie following oetails Of the
circumstances attending the discovery Of Count Iele-
ky's death
servant entered bis chamber ard saw. his masier
stretched upon the floor. lie gave The alarm to the
family and message was at once dispatched to the
head Ol the police. Tue latter, his arrival, found
the Count hllidressed lying the floor between the
bed and the table. At the feet Of the Count was his
tistol. The thumb OF biz right hand was pretsed
against bic waist bis eit hand on his bieedng hesr''
On the table near the bed, beside cup Of tea half
full was the other pistol not loaltd, IN lox. The
face Of the count wore an expiefson o! cslmness.
Very little blood lowed from the wound; ouly that
norton of the shirt which covered the region u the
heart was stained The bed bore ihe idpint Of hav-
ing been recently slept in. photograph has been
taken of the bed, exactly a. 1t was found when The
event was discovered.
The Magyar iourn1l Or-Gg ststes tha. for gone
days previous to his deah Count Ieleky was observed
10 be extremely sgi ated On the evening before the
event be took leave OF is frends with much emotion.
His neuhev Count Ieieiy Gngle, who occupied
chamber next 10 his returned bone at midnight, and
heard the Com, then Walking up and down bis room.
According 10 tho pceti HTROA, there was found on
the Count table u cirer half-smobed No one IN the
house heard any sound Ike that Of pistol-shot-no
sound Of any kiod 81 er midnight had paced. Some
members of'reekys family looked into his ut IL
O'Clock on the ghf, and, seeing him then engaged Gt
hs desk, did not disturb Inn.
Another journal. tie GQsctte Of B'3a.Prsth, seies
a circumstance which, if established would have much
family who saw lin at II O'clock ascertained thst be
was then engaged in revising md modifying sketch
which he had drawn up Of the speech lie purpoeed 10
deliver in the Diet during the debate on the address,
Somewhere about II O'Clock Of the doinestics
states that be beard loud noise, to which, however
he paid no attention. believing il to be the shutting Of
the house door, which very probably was if tie pre-
yious statement as 10 the return home OF The count
nephew be correct. The bail had passed right through
Teleky's heat, and death was 10 doubt instaDtane-
,
In consequence of the rumors peTvadng the city,
which sudden nter1Dent Of The body might seem to
Justify the hnily Of 1eeky acceded TO the desire Of
the Chamber of Deputies that the corpse shOuld De
publicly exposed for day, with fitting religious cere:
onial Ii is hoped that the papers found acatteIed
about Telesy's room may throw rome light upon the
mystery, which remains 80 yet quite unexplained.
The IVaade5er Of Vienna pubiHhes the following
dispatch from Pesb dated on the evening OF the 9Th:
" The yetol with which the death OF Count Ieleky
was occasioned was his own and il is therefore con.
eideied certain that be committed suicide. Ilis lan-
puege and acts on the day preceding his death were
most strange Judicial investigation IL beng wade
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
srcnhn rnAnn.
MoED,Y. NAV 21-P, ".

There was no prominent feature in the stock move
ment to-day, but evidently more cheerful tone among
operators. The Transactions at the morning Board
were quite restricted, excepting in BsIder-Seie bonds
but general advance established by the necessi
ties Of the shorts who compete with each other for the
moderate quantities Of cGsh stock offered. The sue
cesses Of the Federal troops have undoubtedly some ia
vorabIe influence upon the market as elso has e TAX
inc of the nine million loan but the strongest element
of the rse is that Of the es Of the bear and the
conseouent demand for cash stock. The few sellers
optons put out are at the large differences
which have ruled for the past month, show
ing the difficulty the bears find in carrying for
ward their shorts The widest difference is in Illinois
Central which sold at o. for the opening lat OF June,
and G5, seller thirty. The difference in New-fork
Central IL about y cen. for sixty days Between the
Boards tbe market was steady, but without activity.
AT the Second Board with fair amount Of t1nsac-
tons there was very firm feeling and further nd
vance was established. There appeared TO be an IN
lsed amount Of orders among the commission houses
and some of the bulls took heart and bid freely for buy
ers' option Central sold as high as1 and clcsed at
| that. Pacific Mail was in demand, and after the
regular session 63I was bid, against 6ll on
Saturday Illinois Central sold up TO 6st, an
| inprovement Of II v cent On Saturday. Hrdson
| River advanced y cent, Harlem y cent, Rock
Island = cent, Erie y cent, &c. TIE transactions
in State Stocks to-day add up $4,000 IN reaIy every
caes at an advance of Saturdays prices. 'gnias sod
| up o A. which is y cent better. Missouri Or ad-
va ced 4, cent and Tsnnessees v cent. Ihe sd-
vic g from st. Louis indicating that Missouri will be
ket in the Union siren beEs the bonds of this State,
although u ere is little expectation that the July
interest will be paid. The other State stocks sympa'
thize and being in Moderate supply, the quotations have
IN my rowing tendency. H. Railroad bonds there is 10
movement worthy Of notice. The market generally IS
| irm. Government securities are without important
change, but were heavy et The Second Board, under
~, false impression that the loan had not al been
| to ken After tie beard the market was firm IN the
street Il the annexed quotations: Virginia ts' az AZ
Missouri G., AZ 9ili; Canton Co, s. Pacific Mall
63i Q6S.; Sew-York Central Railload, 14G7iti Enc
Railroad 22a2i; Hudson River Railroad, 3ii
| 93J. F,rlem Railroad, i0i oil; Harlem Rail-
oad Pres.ned, % sa6l; Reading Rsilroad, 3Oi S3l;
Michigan Genital E-.iroad 20! all; Michigan South
err and Northern Indiana Railroad, II @lii anhIgan
Southern md Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 2iia2ii;
Panama Rsi7osd 1o3 i03i I'linoi' Central Ralroad
67.QOs; Galeua asl Chicago RailEoad, &c! 11i
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Iospos money MARKET.--Tbe funds Were without
s.sep.isl change There tendency Improvement IN
Consos on c sh the nket became weaker under the
r-ss news The closing prices o. al or money AID "
In be Discount a-ket there aspoion TO couIac
hrsiuess under hat the renewed drsin 81 foo
f5r Au.csl9oO00 soyeTceus having been = pthdr1wu nom
the Bak on tne isthu lead to early nivonce " q .
Bank raes The quotation IN tho oP"n maEet was 3Ga!
cent. 80 ~ - r, IL,
Quoted d. below dguics q Friday last while ho
ony the dsu sno sely sales Of Moi day and Tuesday H. ~
lslss incUdiDg 500 on specu stien and for export
TKADE Al MiscBRsTIR continues inaIlmats, OUT
the tone Yesterday rttheI less depressed sn on FRIDAY s
Pfce ere unchanged th bere aid thsIe buyers get tn
lilg advantage. o r.
ItgADsTuFFs-Messl Rifhardson, Spence X Co..
repor the trade geDsrs tim. Flour steady bat bsie ne'
me F1trs STAT. Is 602 s. WHEAT good inqn io heo
80 prces Of but descipicu rgsn dH<d g o'nx dasi,l
go ii ICeI2 O Wllfe quiet but steady a. ~ 4l- y iVV
~ Corn rn, a. 81 c. 81 fr 6 20, q ior tao~ and s9i p,
81, r., " bte akehel5. ksit 60. r,n Nlest hety st
o,t,sr,e r1tes and Com Lei lor % d6c. tdscnce 81,
PRoylsIoss-Boef Is ste3dy; 1ol1ers generally tsi
q, nc, Pork IL fm And IN lhir ieqIo bacon J. aui
a., sVals ere heavy Ctecse - az oV eT under % ~
,i"' Irrd is ,lou a. 80 05L Tsow Il qiet' Dot ~
ProoTcE-Roein j. quiet Common, d gnhnGip J..
er,,ts runeptipe-sales a. ss(. fE1cs are sieeay ~
Pearls 81 sugar. aIe live. Rce 70 resdy s'hee'' R-'o''
OILS unchanged II ,,s;.I,r
1 cesrr for so nt dr for irfelpr. Anicrc fitt o5
! ), b5L hiSue nut many par hnseS D g.N 81. ~"
,,rsdy C0YYsE hru and wslird TIA Ia eood "h,ne ,,
term RIca a ale stiye. TAll9T lIg pa' a-.a H' '''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
MARRIED.
c.NppF7r svrru- proo'

CAMPBEIL-sHITH Brookyn Saturday, May IS b,
the Rev Charles Ro0ipson Msicoln Campbell sHd Mia
Henrietta y. Smith, al Of that city
MILBANK-KEBB-On Thurday Nay %. by tto Rev. Henf,
T. Montgomery, Charles Mlbsuk 70 Lce 4, daCghtero
John Kerr, esq al Of this city.
D-sTRiCELAND-Atth the Artor House, Friday even
ing. Moy o. by the Rev. Mr Bongham Lieutenant Ctsrt'
Lord Cnnriermasfer 2d Regiment Maine boluniecs as
Mics Fanny T. Strickland daughter Of Cen s. p ssIiehando
Han gYr. Ne.
TFRWlLLlGER-EVANS--O Saturday. Nays by the hes
Thornas b. Smith. William II Ter~I.licor u Ne"'foI< u
s5r.h C., dlughter OF Anson H. Ey,us o.. Onondssl
INSTRUMENTATION Sunday Iey &c, 1861, oy ne fe'
>. A. Bske- Andrew Nhi,eford Lieutenant of COMPANY
Of the 18TH Regiment, and Ni.s Mary H, al tis Chs
kew-lofk.
GARDLY-WOOLSEY-In New Haven on Wsdn rscsy, No,
e. by the Rev. Wm. Niaon New Ncrs the Rev Henri
A. fardy Of Lenox, Mass to nj Jane a. ooscy dsoc'
ofJohn NJ. Wooisey, ssq Of New syen
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
ITALY.


TIE re-ignaiion Of Prince Carienan ns Lieutenant
General Of tire King 1t Nal les had been finally acce
ed and si.nor dc MaIiin0 woul1 lrave Turin on tie
iGth TO arsume she duties f she LieutenaDcy
A run0r bad been current thai The Two II lbeS "e's
about TO he maiy occui el, bnt T. s asser', % ,Ie
the military forces in Naples VIII merely be fNsn'y
Increased. II
TIE Ia1fDepdapcs Beige states that France ana
England hsd agreed 10 propose 10 Austria ara luih,S
the io owing arrange rnnt: Austria 70 cede 'ene u "
Italy and 10 receive, IN addition TO pecnhsIy I1
ni5y of 1000 Ol0O a territorial cowpCnmlon Ipoi.'u
ing 81 snia the herzegovina and TmkIsh d0 ni So
Sultan also receiving an Indemnify OF G,
Italg The Ta6fD.adance adds that me Drllen Wv
eminent appeared desirOus 10 wihdra" ho'D '"0 "i
rangement. Al, q .o.
VrsuyIrs.-A letter from Naples of May . says;
As ye-nyins I'm; ere-ts every one, VIII GlVe !oi
some Ti,le news about that celebrated mountain ~
as row been more o. less in sae oi eruption since
the L. th Of Dee mber, iel9 Wbcb Is the r' iS'4'o
of an event of the kind being f sGrh duration 10
Msy 1855 the cone gave way IL every direction ana
threw ont by seven d.cr nt bsSdres is lava, whleh
hsd not ceased flowing single moment SINCE ttut
time filling np al the rayues, ard Getrr yng The car
rsye rod Which led to the cu iiGge aid 70 the Ob-
eerva cry II has covered all the sra lc land ior
space Of about a square e1gue and that ground II
has accumulated 10 a hight Of about 80 yards.
Fancy. then, the quantity o hi the crater must
have thrown ont. Tia, movement partly storred on
tie cth nit. The lower tissues 0Ie closed, but me
upper ones send ont increased quantities. The mOuih
of the l9th DeceDlher 800, brg.ns 70 grow ald
and thunder; the hard lava with winch the bottom oi
II Is filled j. iaT down that wien stone Il thrown
int the gulf Won csnnut hear j. f II IL .ery pos
sLle that the ire may again beqio TO burst ioth from
the top Of the mountain, unless the should again
split az the tdes. Slch is the opuion OF NJ fam.Ty
the Director OF tie observatory but NV idea II th
the whole cone will one OF these Gli in altogether"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
ARRIVAL or THE ETNA
el,5cc,co0 III SPECIE.

Tho screw steamship Etua Capt. Kennedy, which
s,.ied Liverpool at II H. m on the 10Th, and from
Queenstown on tbe 10th ios., arrived here on Mon
day, bringing passer gers and million aud half OF
specie.
TIE Niagara arrived at Liverpool at II a. m. on the
18Th. Tie Columbia reached Galway, and the Juid
Londonderry, early on the morning of the lih inst'
and the latter arrived at LiverP, o the same night
The British and American Southern Steamship
Company advertise that their iiIst vessel Tor New
Orleans direct the Malaeca) viii leave Liverpool Oh
sbs ath of august to be followed on The an oi s''e
be- by tie EangoOn and thereafter every "'eii''e
Wedneeaqy, by screw steamers now beng oun'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

a.eoun. coin and ta. cent was PAID ard pS
haps higher hgpT.s reached. ,,,..L.x.
to Illinois currency ever body asa tnas
Il over Already the healthy symptoms begin 70 appea NJ.
few weeks body ~ 0e lseo n.s
no ever cond been aeed uo the belief that stump
iail' Illinois currency money.
The 81. Ions ReDaJhcaN says:
Soma interest ia In the question Of whether bein
on the state payable July will be met on 20 n'nen
Of As he may be IN drfaua o over bhn mn
o- dollars Nothing has been determined yet The very strong
probabilities that which De cal'o INTO
object.
la morey movements there Is noEirg Of special interest
Ths demand for money ,nnbtng confined cieny
70 calls ookg carry past |rfe mere Any
confidence the o interest would De low
is said be chespcfhe dis POSITION 70
lead pace h the lesenng inquiry for money
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoGg..........
Cleared.

Bsrks-Lsrra Rnss slute Zaza c. 2 y Peter.; Larry
Coleman Cork and market; Ada ihsdbourne. Cadz, &. G.
Dncan Co. ". w Bridge. Lsae iavaus Brett Son Co
Wursa,s Becker Rotterdam D. A. Nekei' Ncke oio1ese'
X. p Buck Go. ~
Brys-Trndae Kalsn Boston. Walsh, Carver chA's, An
de- deryma Portland Bentzn (Meck, 'oss Cora ane
market, Fuu.h, Neincse WenGt.
schoonrrsSea kaogcr Bnc.ley, Be,iuore r. b. Sumner,
Tay,or Nswbuiyport, Merrill Abbott; Prcis Crowther
Baltimore Merrill Abbott Mary susn Ccare, UMbcr iaDd
u 3. squn. =, Providence IT, Underwood Cham Crowsn
81 Johns n E Cord IN Bruce McA Aulif; Tabor Cooke,
Marsels Moore Henry buieksipi kichlroson Salon:
Gilu.u Crowe Boston; Ocean Wave, F.vellin8 -. John
ID. = MershoD, Allen. lh..sdeIptia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
Arrived.

Steamship Etns lBr) Kennedy, Liyerpoc, Hay T. via
Ss Bsoy Pl.s S A la .hps t weS " s. and
Albert oaan. aud r ship Pride Of csnsia bonpd sp I'D
s @ - O I'd T. D. a. .nded drsiehe, a csoe Ese, ~
Ship Liverpool Keauey London aud Isle Of Whit April 20
20 on 81 poke bark Henry shelton hence for Lvefpoo The
Liverpool IN lat 80 ior a. 90 passed Ia quente, Of deld ice
SHE II RyersOn Strong, Liverpool % day. coal to J.
Ship Maisn CIsm GrOrcmaua, Havana Il days sugar to
Funcb fieincke Wsnd-
to master Sailed in compsny with baks isiins and Wheat,
land lof Balti@oEel April q lat s. ION 53 . .isased
dusr stripes May 10 lat rs lou e. the OarA Conflict.
Big Pedro Sanchez DO Fict-tt ,recebo, p r. May IL.
&c, Peek Church M.y e lat IS 20. lou r. 's"
steam .s ,s Es Sn sSs d & saes es a~ c.p w day
gar Thompson Hunter Sailed N company with oAIk b.
Brs Atlantic tof Hsvsnh noehi.s. for SPAIN rni.
dsd sy r. in ballast II. TTow5dses Son. Of New Hayet
Ri Itorm Nymph (fr, Of Liverpool " 81, Mcleod
Arroyo. p T.. Nay l. sugar to order
Clsrnan April % ls; 'ts on "a eseLa ssd iEnsi'
with sto Crusader ,of Bostonl seefngs Asy2 .t ~ NJ.
0 scb.. sss Mos. Fehmond days with tobacco. Wa
,en orise Hampton iioad for attempting tho block
is IL csgs of M'. A. A. warren oi the D. h'tae Mia
n'sci1 sear vcro9 to B,nrcr co'.Sa ,r.oseo Nay
Pcdlo Sauohc1 Dola Fickett for New.York.
sor. Gcor.e Davis Terry, Savannah days lumber TO Dun
sshr w. Faulkner Boston days, ndie. to J. C. Dayton
seir. Passport of JOns.poril, Kswtns, PAerno April
passed Oibss der 18Th fruit 70 MoCgrscy Not 30.
Shr CARO- Auer (por) Deis9Ido, OpoIto 3 isys wine
Sc u l.. r.. ulsinek Co.
schr saa g jayne Jsyne. Por; even cos for Salem.
Sc Richard Law saitsTry, Roldout coa 70 Prayierce
sohr " Sqpues sGues, Pott Gwen coal Providence
sclr +. !. iipueil Kelly, Gloucester, trh.
Steamer II. Bb-den LopeE, Ptfielpris, mdsc to Loper
kiFApsir'k "a. -
Sca-ncr vulcan Morrison. Phiisdepla ndss to j. ~.
lggs.
sea.asr T.mGCtts, Arey, Ns~-E-oi md,e. Asd pass
mater
epekeu.
Mays ls 40 IS oo. 6. IS shp Ei,sbeth tBrl Of snd f
Lo1donsry for fLstsph.Aby pDo: boat Edwin Fssts.i
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

Robb, esq, Special Master in Chancery, under the
authority of adecree Of the Circuit Court Of MacouPln
County. The property sold subject to membranes
10 the amount Of about sc,COO,O0o, and was pur-
chased by the of the several mortgage bond
holders, for the nominal sum of $780,
Creeks on and circulating notes of the BGnk OF
Jamaica, Long Isand have appeared in the street.
They are worthless as the Bank basno legal existence
and the public should avoid them. The Bank some
time since filed its intention of organization with the
Bank Department but has never deposited any seclr'
ties or had any plate engraved BY order OF the Depar
ment
The weekly statement Of bank averages shows
continuance Of The forced contraction Of loans when
has been going on recently, and corresponding de-
crease of deposits. The specie line shows moderate
increase, bat the actual increase is much larger. lie
amount in bank to-day exceeds $i0,000,0OO, with II
large amount by the Persia and Etna, which has not
vet reached the banks. One Of the Savings Bank3has
nearly 100000 in its vaults also and probably TIE
amount IN the city, not including the Suo-Ireasury,
reaches $i3O0o,Oo0.
The following ID comparative statement Of the con-
dition Of the banks of New-York City, Muy Is and
May 2j:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
Pa,seugcrs Arrived

L. sfe0,if Eind. lirerJoH and Qaesgsf9n1O. w
Buer e dispatches nr. and Mrs John Remington, M
md - Eigard Mrs Maulse, Miss Evans Miss Caroline
Morris. Mss Maria Evans, Miss Msiy Drsuohsld w H. bos
eed Mr shspherdsrn George Addison Charles Oddin, Fst
lamb Wheeer ButeF Andrew, bsncsrd Atkins y. Pm W
Suddsrd Hooper ". h. Mu san, Harry Grahsm, Metks
" j. Beet NJ Scott. La Mara Dr Thompson Capt u. B. Al
NV GeorSe Hasol,iue. and 262 H. the siesrsso.
In brig iaoHte, ,oa PJri Spain. TrissGd-Ar ibsodoss
PAYNE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

Second Avenue Railroad Company coupons que II
June, will be paid at the Office Of Mes.rs. William ana
John O'Bnen, No. 90 Wall street Holder OF Irus-
tees Certificates Of the Milwaukee and Prairie du
Chen Road will avoid delay and inconvenience by SUI
rendering certificates and taking new documents be-
fore the 10Th June, 1861.
In addition to the above the Spanish frgae Beran-
cuela for Havana, took half million OF dollars IN
douboons.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has awarded Tie loan
the bids for which were opened on Saturday 'J'
600 10 bidders for bonds stock and S@ll OO 10 bid
DR., for Treasury Notes par The stock was awarded
a IS up 10 90 there being 81 397 600 al 3d. Slg5Oo0
at s505. and 81 773 900 at s6. Tue Treasury Notes
were bid for from Boston and Providence. few bids
were made below s., but tbete were rejected There
have been resaes Of about 500 coo OF this loan at oo
When it was supposed that the whole loan had not
been taken, Mr.. Cisco had TN application FOR the
whole amount not awarded at 81. Nearly three NIL
lions of dollars have already been paid into the lref
ury ON this loan and the Secretary is now provided
with ample mesns 70 meet ,he Treasury Notes maur-
inc in June and tho July interest on the public debt.
The difficulty in regard the Boston bid appears to be
thai il was pu, for the Treasury Notes to be awarded
on the 3Oth inst. We presume enough Of was tras-
ferred to complete the loan awarded on Saturday
Annexed is a copy of the official notification OF the
award a. received the office Of the Assistant Treas
urer this morning 60 far as the bids fom this city are
concerned:
THRAUKY DEP,RTNssr. WASHINGTON, Aay 25
tn. following offer. or stock under the ofh notice of the
Ilth mat have been accepted and The bidders noheo
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
INDIA. CHINA. AUSTRALIA, &c.

The mails from Calcutta, China, end Australia had
reached England but there nothing Of moment in the
details additional 70 that already received by telegraph.
The United States steamer Hartford aud the gun
boat Saginaw were at Hong hong
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
nIrN.IA

St. Petersburg letter says thai Tie disturbances at
Kasan originated in an impostor declaring himself
descendant Of Peter H. and real heir TO the throne of
Rustia. lie wae shot.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

INJURED IN LARK.-James Cain, young man,
while skyaking with friend the Of niea stree
and Avenue sunday eyeniug had one Of bis s brotsh
lie wa conveyed to Bellevue Hotpsl BY The Ezhteenh az
Police.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

C. L1ysFrp on. 3oI3. sPUITs TrRPYsrrSE, i3i15ol
The eudics lNDGo bud chosd with imaoD ~
pces SALTPErER very hu. The Woo. aos psogrtssed
st. adlIy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 2ll Sj; Chicago and
Rock leland Rairoad 32l03g! Chicago, Burlington,
End Quincy Railroad, 5iW11.
There Is lirmer feeling in foreign Exchange, as Is
usual aft the arrival of gold for the pnrchafe OF bile
The ransactiops beye yet been moderate Al lV@lo't
for Sterling. and S. .l095.3j for Francs.
Freigbis-TLe market is more active. 10 Liver
pol % tuns S,arch a, 30- l6O baes Cotton at 5-iod
O2O bush Wheat, at 80. in bulk aud I'D IN bags
q 600 bush Corn, q, S0sd in ships bags; 2ooo bOs'
Flour ~ D.; a. bids. Tail W, at 49, 2OO Obls forh'
At 2s 3D. To London G000 bush. Wheat, per b'lti'h
ves.e at lld in bulk; $500 bbls. Flour at ~s oo' u
2s-tbe latter rate by foreign vessel 500 bbs. PorS'
at &c. 3d. 1870 hhds Tobacco at 32s. Cd l4oOo outn'
What, part ct 9,d., in ships bags. TO Glasgow oy
British vessel, 500 bbls. Flour, at 2s. 3d.. 10 INNS
Grease Butter, at 32s. ca. To lisvre, 5,OOO bush'
Wheat D ships' bags. at I7c. British bark to CORK
for ordors, with 20 900 bush Corn at lid. IN onih'
vessel with 10000 bush. Corn, TO Cork and Market
at lQJd in bulk and bags vessel OF 800 tnns' ron
Lisbon to Rio Grande, with salt, at 4Os vessel OF
go tuns, from an Eastern port to WindwaFd i'ahu
with Lumber at $40 per NJ feet; one OF loV tans 10
the West Indies and back, Tor ~ 30.
The earnings OF the Michigan Central Railroad, 'he
third week of MAY, were:
Third week 1901 ,l -, ~
Second week, ,l8oO.....'..''''''''.'''''' ''''-'0
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
AUSTRIA.

II had been clearly asc,lielhr0 thht toHil' iti'M
died Iv his own hand and not by the hand OF IN tssS
,in. lie shot himself while laboriug under Derv VI
excitement On the evening Of tie I'm, at haas,
Hungary crowd Of people, partly armed endeaNoIod
10 Iteri,e four deenors fiom the Hussar regiments
WI had be- consigned 10 Tie military prison. !helf
6esirn was, however frustrated by the garii,ol.
Tn ee of tie rioters were killed, and fifteen wounded
The sentry of the military prison was stabbed 10 ue"'h,
and several soldlers were wounded.
On the 18th in The Hungarian Chamber oi Depn1es,
VI. Deak eAhOIted the assembly 10 ac' WIN prudence
and mOderGii0n, and proposed hat he "lHes oi we
country s. ould be submitted 10 the Emperor III .he
form Of al addrefs This proposal was received WIN
apJ lause By the maj0ri of the Dryulcs AlsIni
was Withdrawing her forces from her Italian provinces
Nth view it war supposed 20 have them red1y Tor
any struggle that may arise in Hungary.
4 repCr. which neoda cOnrUGtion, was current
that he Polish and Czech members would leave the
Recl ratb on account OF ihe tone of the discussion on
tie address to the Emperor. There mentors proposed
amendments 10 the address in favor OF Federal sys-
tern, but the amendments were rejected.
Another report asserts that Croatia bad determined
10 send Representatives 70 TIE Rel hsr.th. Tie Ma
iiofal patty in the Hungarian Diet expected
majority Of is on The liberal AMENDMENTS TO the Gd-
drers proposed by NJ. Deak. These .ueudments us-
sert the mpossimly rcconcliing with Austria, uu-
less the Constitutional indeIehcence OF Hungary Is
Recognized.
r. e members Of the Lower House Of the Reichsra'h
had presented their address TO the Emperor, who in
his pI w. said il was bis intention 70 maintain not
only the unity Of the EmIiie, bui also as much as
possible the autonomy OF the Provinces.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
slAIN.

It is stated that the spnih Government had ordered
six screw lrieaes OF tie l, Csss 10 be bGit without
delly in order that spain may ba'e superiority over
the American flag.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

The St. Louis Alton and Chicago Railroad, and The
property Of every desci, ton thereto attached, was
SOL on Thursday, q: Springfield Illinois, y james
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
THE WAR IN AMERICA.

prOCLtMATION By QUEEN NICIOkIA.
Pie following PROCLAMATION was agreed upon IN
Priv Council on the 18th INST, and forthwith pub
Usbed in TIE O6,cioi Ca-Gte: