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AeriOultural Items.


There & no'hing better for wives and
daughters, physically, than 10 have the care
of garden-a noWer-pOt If nothing more.
What Is plaasanter than 10 spend portion
u every passing day In working among
plants and watching ne growth Of shrubs,
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A. Kcnner. Ros, couutv. Ohio. writes
% he Amsrious .Agricslf1siss, that bleed.
Inr fson : wound. an man or beast nav ba
sioppod By mixture Of wheat -four and
commnn salt N equal parts bound on with
ae,uih II tho bleeding be profuse, use .
ln5ge quantity, say one 70 three pints. L
may Be len on for hours. Or even days. Il
nece,.lrys ~ ms manner ne saved the life
of horse which was bleeding from
wPnnqed erteEys no oleeting ceased n hve
mn.'eg aiserthe application; it was left on
loE .nFoe dAys, when Z worked loose was
EASILY removed and tne wound soon healed
9 Ps,,.,.. :. sur;n, 4. No, IN, hes. time n
Esmose large branches. The ascending sap
e.,9Pc, y ne wound, and running down,
eisooiors and polsons the bark Nor does
tls nov growth close over h readily.
Where = = really Necessary 70 remove such
hranehes coat the wound with gratting.wax,
o.. better s.lll, gnm.shellac dissolved in al
conoD % ~, eoost,.elce ot cream. ~ we
Prs,ef lesslas latge osancnea uu'.l mere =;
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The Kidneys. Stone and Cnrrl.

In these complaints, the Ointment also acts lko n
cha m, providing Il Ia very tctuSy rubbed over The
regions Of tho kidneys which vii penetrate and give
almost immediate relief while the Ps should be taken
according 70 the printed diEecons when the most eX.
traoFdinaFy cures may be effected by this means.
, 1861-06-27
CURE Is AT HAND!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
ScOrbntic ErupiiOnS, as Sore Heads and SerOfalOuS
SWellingS.

II this powerful Ointment be well rubbed into the
parts effected all skin disease will be speedily overcome.
system as salt enters meat and operates not locally only
but cOnstituonaly purifying the whole system, neau
tralizng all depraVed umours, and ell, citing radical
auxiliary 10 the Ointment they are No prepared az
10 act in unon with it, 70 litating and confirming the
conquest Of the disease.
, 1861-06-27

Both the Ointment and Pills should be used in the
follOWing cases:
Bad Legs lChego.icct IFistuas Sore throats
Had Breasts lChlblains lUout skin diseases
Burns Chapped hands Glandu arS WelingS Scuryy
Bunlons COrns (sOf) lumbagO sOre-heads
Bite Of Mos Cancers Piles TumoTs
qutOs aud Contracted and Rhematlsm Ulcers
Sand Flies SH Joints Scalds Wounds
COco-bay aephantiasis lSOre Nipples IaWs
Sold at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway IA
Strand, tnear TEMPLE Bar) IOn1nu also by al respec
tai c DrugGiSs and Dealers in Medicines trog the
civilized world at the flOW ing prices :ls. Nd 2S 3D.
Ia 3D.. lis, 22S., and 3jS. each Tot.
- There Is considerable saving BY taking the larger
sizes.
NB.-Dirertions Srthe guidance Of patients In every
disorder are affixed IN each pot.
CURTIS h MOORE Druggfsts
$500 Agents for HOLLOWAY, Victoria, v. l.
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Dipthcria. liberated Sore Throat and QuinSey.

The above complaints have for twerty years heen
treated with HUlloWays Ointment and ls with perfect
success. The cures have heen kabc. speedy,
and numerous that these Oen fatal Diseases are mufe
easily cured by these medicines, than tho
sore throat, II taken la time.
, 1861-06-27
AI&1AMDRE ORGANS /

Five stops In rosewood cases $3.50; stops, do d.,
slsO; stops With rrnSSiun, $2Lj; u stops, dO d.,
t25C; Y stops do. sEe larger s3OO; rs stCrE dr. Dr.
s3T6. Each isiTun WaInnts 10 dive satisiactoH =,
luTC hase money ufIndSd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

I'm the House Of Lords on the 18th inst the Marquis
Of Normandy, in the interest OF the galway me,
moved for the returns Of breaches OF contract ny inc
various mail packet companies during tbe mr.. ."o
wears of their existence and the penalties inflicted
Agreed to. n,
In the House of Commons the same evening Mr..
Gregg pat inquiries TO the Ministers on the same
subject.
Mr. Frederick Peel replied that since the Cunard
Company had been established they had not
any penalty or asked any indulgence. penalty had
only been inflicted on the PeOinsular and Onenti
Company . contract, while in the Royal Mail Con,
tract West udia Line considerable irregularities had
occurred and penalties been inflicted IN the earlier
stages OF its existence.
In the House of Commons on the Nth inst Lord Z.
Paget said that the Government had chartered the
Great Eastern to carry troops 70 Canada
Mr. Gregory moved the appointment of select COM
mttee inquire into the circumstance attending me
termination of the Galway contract. lie charged the
British Government with being aetnalso ny sh ohous
~ irit toward Ireland.
Lord John Russell said that he did not intend 10 OPP
pore the notion and trusted that the investigation
would be satisfactory.
The Times, in an editorial American affairs and
the Indignation of the North toward the attitude OF
England asserts that the British public have given
much sympathy TO the Federal cause than ever
gave 10 the Of British sovereignty and union ID
any of it, trals IL claims that England Will do ner
duty and leave the Federssts 10 theirs, kno~ ing
wen that she could not do them greater mischief than
by taking their part.
Sixteen gun-yessels have been ordered immedia ely
TO Join the squadron about be dispatched TO tie North
American COAT. 49,,
The weather in England was quite hot. All the
crops were making rapid progress and Bresdsut were
declining in all the markets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL CLUE.

The regular weekly meeting OF this club tool place
last evening, The Vice-President Mr. MARSHALL pre-
siding. Z. WEBSTER, esq, lawyer, was introduced,
and presented several revolutions which he read:
Hhyed, War has been wsged nst the Government Of tho
Unit safes GoveInmen nj sud benehce9in its character
Government requiring less Of the ed ban any Other
she world by set Of wicked and reckhss and
prge pied en who haze no .,s md reasonable s1e
field with IN their hands which they have stolen from the
add ees bslo 10 the United states and Ue
now thesenins destroy the nozzle work Of fathers and
dappont the cnd hopes Of 81 the friends Of civil liberty ses
RsIrsG That will accept Of compromise but the
conditional surrender traitor IN arms sgu ID.
The he.vy Ipenses Of war and TO
her eay pen-d their lives and their fortunes to sustain the
Rore ThA: the under all circumstance. should 3.
conducted in the Interests Feedm and not In the Interests OF
thai ancient and modern system Of bGOaisn called the insp
be the principles enpnciatsd and e. forth in hs Oeea
ol olndep.ndene md more fully carried oot and nu'Iaed
platform Of exact and equal justice to all ms kind
| The great idea was tast our Government in future
should be free never hsmpered nor threatened
with destruction by Slavery.
Mr.. SSIDsoRE offered substitute:
Reosed That We are opposed to Ny compromise VIII south
and ps,e. who In r the destruction
Of our oou, Union that believe to be the universal
sentiment Of The loyal people OF TN, country that whsn .ts
hs y Of the coming Of our National o~p
down al attempts a. comproue for the benent oil Jeu Ds,'
| suoh a motion should be PEELED a. traitor.
Mr.. SKIDMoRE read in favor of taking such stand,
an article from The Ereaing Po.f Of Friday Last.
| Mr.. SPoOSER made Aome remarks.
Dr. kEsSEDY thought it would be better to lay both
resolutions on the table, he had every confidence
Congress would riIht. Slavery WAS at the bottom
OF this war and in order to wipe out the ridcuons
I idea OF Z" frst amil es &c, lands should b. COINS
! Gated and Slavery abolished.
Nr ToUsEY said 10 be leneDt with men who prey
noon our commerce. and who give aud take re wards q
as for every live citizen of tie United States, and w
for dead one-compromse or anything less than con
fscation was perversion OF common sense. lie; the
plantations OF rebels be divided among thrifty farmers
! ana the loyal plantations let alone.
| Mr. WGIKTR thought there 10 dicia'ion 10 eH-
| pressing AN opinion and the Government needed 70
know what the people thought. IL bad been said ne
| runners o, compromise were only founded on ne~v
paper stories; " HON could trust What had saved
he country some time ago from a degrading eomp~
mise but fHr. TRIBUNx Cheers. Perish every
| thing but vindcate the Government. IL the to''
eminent did not enforce the laws they traitors.
Both resolutions were adopted. Fourth Of July
celebration VIA announced NJ The Academy o. Muse
and the meeting adjourned to meet on Tuesday
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
Observation-Disclosures.

TR.oE M Ad.iees from Ma, chest-r are unavoisble.
be uske being dbl WITH declining tendency but nanusc.
turefs refuse further corce,,ior..
LIyrErooL BHn,DsruyFs M.RSrrTbe Rrcad.:uhs market
is dll with slight decline all qualities. M,a.don spence
Co., "st,aei1 Nah Co. and otef- report Flour dun and
ric s and define o. "a 90 s9i hs 70 De i9n,.d 20
nei 20 dJd r. centa since Tuesday Red Western 1dl3
White. dl3 Corn dull and declined sd. M.Iso ~ odd
LrynrooL Pgo,inos MARKEr.- The Provision market il
quiet Bgland, AthyA CO.. and ol.r circulars report: Rec
cad Pors quiet, aud np'actious light Bacon heavy and
Quotations almost nominal Lard heavy. and holders pess
ing on the market queed 20 aSJ fellow declined al
LISrrrooL PnonrcE M.nSrT.-Tbe Broken Circular re
Ashes dull Pot. slightly declined ard quoted 63i
Pearls ~ GSo kosn dull at bfGo6 for Comnon Spirits
Tupeutine dun at A Sugar he', and declined Cd al
ouercitrop Bark Bsimore, 'aG7je Fish o: sale. uuia.
LosSos M.asKrs lDainr).-wnx.r downward and d.,
aaed az quarter aud Difficult o. 'e. White I. quoted
n@i Red q ESQ., FlouR Is go hoy duh for rails and
Congou I'D. al CouEE dull and declined Sd RcR dull
rALow dull At $751; sPnrs TuRpRSriSs dull at "a. 0ILs
IoyoOS AoSEs MsRKEr Cor.ols closed on Friday ss,
~ for money and sO $50 for account The Money Muhei 4.
generally unchanged Barring reports Dollars At I'D Eagles
IxrRic.s srocks-Barns reports frner market United
Virginia SHES Of 80 - ssachGse t.es nominal at sds5
n .ogTs Erie Shares ga Illinois Central & dis. New fOfi
Central, %.
LIrrs1.--(By Telegraph To Quccnstocn.)
LIVERPOOL June l6The Of Cotton yesterday (saiur
d.y were 1000 bi including 1000 Ose. to specua,os and
importers, The marke! closing urn at full pnees.
breadstu'is have declining tendency
ProyisiSnsdul
LOsDos Saturday Evening closed At o3sot for
money and gO G9ol Tor account
AsERCAs STocks-Ilnois Central Shares, 1909 dc Erie
Shares. 20. an.
HAvRE CorroS MARKKr.-The Cotton mahet IL hrm with
h advance and mddng qualities Tho sales OF the
week been 500 bales Oeaus Tree Ord are quoted a,
no IT, Ba io r. The och In port amounts to $50 900 be.
TIL. following sdd nal report OF tho Liverpool marketsh
from Wilmer 4 Smiths TnIcsi
Great dus continues prevail in the trade OF The country
Reports the manufacturing dist
Produce is in Depressed condition but the continuance Of the
favorable weather exercises sustaining influence ON the
markets British securities and railway shares Tho Money
market quiet the beginning Of the week hes since
become brisk aud nothing done under the bank nnnn
London Of discount ,he twice as hh s
Continental The nnal Of gold TO Ams 1eA 10 large,
but large snoun has suilee beU Australia, Ssd Deag
million u Cd ka< WEI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

TheSe snceiy any possbs chsnse In Cotton this vs>A
Ih. dsa9pd J. .,eadi9 nantsiusd upon moderate sas
quotations uBs red Sale. Tor the week bale. Tks
ssln Ina sst remains without as~iOu throughout the hing
dom During tie week prices nonnaly supported
Beef IN fair demaud SAILS far tho average stoei nov AZ
e"sing Pors slow prices scscely hrn Bacon redscse
on AT weeks prices ttne bau demand Shoulder auis
Lard dn aes Tor the week reach hy tuna Chess IL
isI demand New American butts sets readily Rice mani
OILS In sir demand. Coffee snchssesd Met,s essv
Metals declined ja6d Naval Stores dull and neglected suees
unnpovsd Sugars mreh depressed holders oder s,oh freely
decline from g. 10 n reported. Ta9w declined 70 is
Tesdensnd improved at better PROS To5seco-fsl prices
very hrm. Fruit. firm. Cochoea steady Hides unatercd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

The mails from Calcutta TO May s.; from Hong Kong
10 Nav l. and from Melbourne TO April IS, for
warded per the Europa. The news is mainly antici-
paied by telegraph.
The United States fIigate John Adams was at Hong
hong, and the steamer Hartford and the guaboats
Dacotah and Saginaw were at Shanghse
Exchange at Shanghae AT O. I'D. sgd; at
Hong Kong, A. I'D. G4l53d.; and AZ Calcutta, 2 ID.
G2i2id.
Business was very duh al all the Chinese ports,
except 1ien-Tsin, where there fair demand for
imports.
Tho seasons export for tea was drawing TO close,
and the stocks were very small.
Mr.. LANG the Indi. Finance Minister, was I'M
well that he was about to return home.
THE LoNDoS MoSEY M.RKET.-In the London
Money market the funds were firm aud slightly higher,
mainly Influenced by the splendid weather FOR the
crops. Money was in steady demand, and 6 per cent
was the general rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

ship Comet Toid Hong Kong March TO- tea tc " M,
4 Ca e. rsssd Aiof Apnl j. aud tape o. Svvs
g. was seven days of the Cape daring which me
two severe ssp the west ard On VI May sN
INNER .op.a. and to- aud hove 70 for "a hours
"a the &c pe had succession Of lsh bsfhiss wins.
Ceps - Helena hAi light winds ron -, ~ 80 rom
.ps naia lower Read sod ,ecsivsd o,hsi %.
az, rs..rd 81 Helena May - June ~ sady ii"'A oe'A'
by ". 70 me. TOOK Pio, itoa ~ y 20 IN b,u,,, 10
H.. ma v,ry iTlt weather the entire paspge 20 -
Ia, N NJ Loo - o. was boarded BY boat IRON Y. "s
irsae colorado Capt Basy VINO w'saea 80, ~ 70 cosen
NJ inot a Of Qua hey, saw bas Return OF 1919 s.
n : f,y Isvan and slip Ssyastopol OF hsth ioI 1900
Juue 10. lat. 20 lon ~ 80 spoke shl Ese's o bo.d
Iirs Mali. White, 81 PTOvinceio"n bhnt', 81 40.
s,y. sugar. sc brett Co. Took plot H'S VI ~
Hsr lopen from Christian Berg No 70 -, 49,, 70, Rst
Sell Fannie Marie, Van Nostrsod, Eiiaoe'np''' TO-
y,,hs,h .,,,ls-,us Ha sei vinsIhsven day. "'''
sebr J. A d. Cranier Cal. DviswaIe City weoa
SIR Roanoke Reyuolds Taunton 3dsys, 10 esss@
scIr r. c. Scranton. DAVIS, Ne~-hs 10 e.s~
S,l, foseph Hall Coe Eizsbethpou iof foINsIN
Sspr Meteor Paisr Fiixabe,ip ,rt for New Bedi.ra
schr J. q. Chow, Basbte, EiIsoe'nP9n 10y ~
: M ~ Tylsr Ogden. Bixsbcthpo't Tor nauoIsi
sb, A Halt wcllrro. El1abetopor Tor hsno'yu
Shr Me- ntt Husbson ElizabethPor for New has,
siocp Randall H. 1reep, Green sIooss s.a T,an,on.
Sioop Emperor Darling. EIizabethpon 70, bnesoP'N
siocpp Wasp, Nash Elissbethport for bndssport Ma,
RyIow-sbip Continent, has anchored In the L'"e''N
for orders. IN, A.. v,r...sbs
Enthusiastically Adristic, for Galway
wIN-Durins the day, from T. -
Tn, SUR P.sAx.. Henson. for osees.sss ~ .sss1
A .n the North River eHme IN contact - IN . sSu
CSC b. q, ms.n ysrsi rsgsss 10 5sPdsssk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
FRANCE.

The Corps Legisiat1 had finally agreed to hold to
tie budget by a vote Of 2l9 against D.
NJ Thoayenel had addressed q courteous letter to
the Tarn cabinet expressing the deepest regret at the
deaih of Count Cavoar The silence OF the French
Legislature on the subject attracted considerable
attention.
The recognition Of Italy by France j. near at hand
and will be fastened by Cavour's death.
The Journal des Det0ts publishes an important arti-
Gle showng that If Austria the MiGcio, France
must inevitably recommence the war interrupted In
1853.
The Paris Bourse on the l4ih inst. frm and the
Rentes closed a. 61f. CSC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
ITALY.

The new Ministry had taken the oath of allegiance.
Ii was stated that Kossuth aboat TO take per-
manent residence in Lombardy.
Baron Rcasoli, in announcing the formation OF the
new Ministry said thai none had Loot their faith IN
the destiny OF Italy The pol ey of the new Cabinet,
he said. would be the same that of Cavour.
The confet sor Of Cavonr had arrived a, Rome, the
bearer of message from the deceased Minister to tie
Pope. ,
Disturbances had taken place al Neetrs and Amelia
The Liberals at Rome bad adopted siga OF mourn
ing Tor Cavour
The Pope wss seriously ILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
Passruyers SAILED

10 sssrs.Lio Ad,dafi-, Tor G0iDay-Mrs and vi" bnsa
NJ La.Ab and aniy. w. II. Nsmsby, Mr. shescl AMI ~
Robot D. Coke aud family, p. Burgess C. :. Burgess N.
SCHNEIDER and faiy, Sps scncerg J. spangenosg ms
J. h. Parsons, \ w Parsons, Miss Pa.ors G @ oinlm.s
- h Diboi and isny John Gibr.y, Robert simm'n ~.
~ Csf.r aud LADY = H-rimSn and family Ambrose setisn
Andrew hehoe Nj konig. Dr. Vim Keller soas bsiss sss
uri Mrudo1a NJ o. Davidson, p Clark aid lazy % y y ros
or. o. Mill, n NrIea j. G. Coose Col. hckrDna tsi1s'
r. Tyson Mr. Glenn w II. Talbot, Mrs. Cuf .n1 may
ura. nd family r. Nch-on and lsly Miss hAn-oh'
uny.ard Jas ; ina0ns aid family, Nm. Dunlap 80 10
cok A. Litte AID family Total ~ and 30 In iof"Sa cs''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
English Gun-Boats Going to Canada.
The Recognition of Italy by France
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF THE POPE.
HALIFAX. Tuesday. June IS, 1861.

HALIFAX, IUesudyi Junc %, I70r'
The steamship Europa from Liverpool Mt ii o'clock
on the morning of the 18th, via Queenstown on the
10th inst, arrived here at 81 o'clock this morning
The dates per the Europa are three days later than
those BY the Anglo. Saxon, via ST. Johns N. +.
The Europa has "a passengers, and tl9o,OoO in
specie.
The Europa will sail for Boston at 10 a. M, where
she will be due On Wednesday evening.
The next steamer advertised TO rail from Galway, Is
the new steamer Aglia. She will leave on the I'd Of
July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
Vermont Republican State COnvcn-
ton.

MONTPELIER, W., Tuesday June 3.
The Republican State Convention, 20 nominate
ticket for State officers il to be holden here tomorrow
The session will be an exciIing one. The noparty
question promises TO hold prominent place in the de-
libeutions, and will be strongly contested. good
deal Of eanvassng is clio going on without refereoee
TO ticket. The Convention will be the largest heb
10 many years. Large delegations arriving by
every train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
Prince Alfred.

ToRosTo, G. w, Tuesday, June 25, 1861.
Prince Alfred arrived Lust evening, per steamer
Kingston, which fitted up for the Prince OF wales
He was enthusiastically received by about 5000
people, but owing to the recent death " tie Ducpess
of Kent there was no formal reception.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
DIED.

GR'FrtN-In Jersey CITY, on Tuesday, June %, E1s
Ci6in. ged a. ye,rs. month and II days. a.,
The csycs trd euds respectfully invit.dto attend a.
fnersl ~. (Wedne-dsyl afternoon, the a6th ins ct oei
the IL r. Church. corner OF Garden and tourb sss"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
AITSTkJ A.

In the Hungarian Chamber Of Deputies on the eth
nst the address to The Emperor having been revised,
IL wac finally agreed TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
Death Of Chief..Dusiice Storrs.

H.RrFoRD, Conn, Tuesday, June % 1861.
Chef-J ustce Storrs, OF this State, died at 10 O'Clock
Tonight aged SO years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

MARROW ESCAPE FROM the PiRAfEs.-The shooner
Daniel Townsend of Egg Harbor, Capt. Townsend,
from Baypor Florida via Egg ilarbcr with cedar TO
master arrived last evening" reports when in the mouth
of the river at Baypor, May &c, was seized by the
Confederate authorities and ashore ana daring the
absence OF the captor, Capt Townsend got his weasel
off, made sail, and left for Egg arbor, where he has
been since.
NAvAL.--The United States steam frgate Roanoke
haued fr me Nayyfard Yesterday, 25'h, and 10
row anchored ~ L4T.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26

EXCISE CoaNI.sToSERs.-1he Board held its twenty
fourth session yesterday aud granted four licenses -
storrseepeT. and three to inuteeper- inns ~
licenses have granted Inc Board Adjourned ~ os<'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
SPAIN

The Spanish journals publish advices from 81 Do
mngo that tranquility and enthusiasm for the Spanish
Government reign throughout the inland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
DENMARK
INDIA AND CHINA.

Al the election OF mem oers for the Falkethiuge,
the Ministerial candidates were successful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
R~c~spus Of Produce.

Jrvs g5-5Oo bills Flour, sCotoo bush wbsN @ss
hush Corn. 1880 bush Oss teO Pkss. WHISKY, ~ ~F>
PrnNI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
Ys...nEsr. Arrived
Arrived.

H. ,lip C5fgef, Jl1g Hong hoag-KsS Jatls'o h''"'
A. Archer Nm G. HuueL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-sAxoN.

FATHkR POIsT, tuesday, june ., 1S6I
The steamship Ango-Ssxoo, from Liverpool 18th
via Londonderry llib, arrived off this point at ie
p. N. day, en- route for Quebec.
The following commercial and shipping intelligence
is the only news not anticipated BY the EnOpas sd-
vices:
C0IToNSses Of the weet ST. COO Of which took
$500 and expore 500 bales. The quiet with
decline inferior grades Of closing msr with improved
demsDd sales Friday 10 go bales Of which speusiors and
srpo, ook 900 bales the closing steady 1t the FOL
lowing authorized quotations;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-26
the PIRATES or the SAVANNAH.

THEIR ARRIVAL IN NES-Y0R
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Iieut.-Col. Fowler of the nth Regiment returned
from Washington on Monday for the purpose OF mus.
tering the recruits recently enlisted by Lent w
C. Booth and sending them TO join the main body.
More than one hundred men have already signed the
roll There are still about hundred men required
to Gil the companies up 10 Ol men each. They viii
be sen, OIL as soon az they can he got ready.
A stand OF colors Is u DO presented 10 the City
Guard of South Brooklyn by the Hon. j. s. T. Strana-
han on Thursday evening. Tire ceremony will take
place at Westminster Church. corner Of First Place
and Clinton streets.
The brooklyn Cadets 10 the title of new military
organization composed OF boys of X years of age and
nnder. a regiment Of IN companies Is TO be formed
each company to contain so members.
A movement il foot for the formation Of new
regiment of infantry, with u company OF sharp-shoot
and an engineer corps to be under the command Of
the Rev. James H. Perry. Mr.. Perry is graduate
Of West Point, and served with distinction in the
Texan War OF Independence He is now Pastor Of
the Pacific street NJ. f. Church Reef uiting offices
are to be opened in this city and New-Yorl. The
tile Of tie regiment viii b. the Continental Guard,