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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
Instructions to the British Navy

The screw steamer City of Baltimore, Capt Jef.
frey which left Liverpool at p. ~ on the oth ana
Queenstown on the 9th inst arrived here on Monday
morning.
The Great Eastern arrived off the bar OF the Mersey
n, about o'clock on the evening of the Sd inst, but
MA the tide was then fsng, she did not cross the bar
ill o'clock on the following morning. when she pro-
ceeded to her anchorage which she reached in safety
at about 10 u. Her fret appearance at Liverpool
created considerable sensation, and tue docks ana
qnays were crowded to see her pass up the river.
The 2l2 passengers who came from New 1orS IL
tie Great Eastern before landing at Liverpool Joheu
ia hearty and unanimous resolution of approVai oi
the qualities of the ship, both as to comfort anu III
other particulars. The vessel brought cargo o. up
wards of 5000 tuns of flour, grain, ana pro'iso'e
During the voyage the screw WAS the ehiel PropeN"s
power, and the highest speed obtained IN t'e q oois
was 355 knots. Tie directors are raking arrange
mems for the ship to be open to visitors on the 9Th m
slant and she will sail again for the United States abont
the commencement of next month
The Novia Scotian reached Londonderry, and the
Ked.r Live rpoo on the 9Th inst.
Tie following amounts u specie were brought by
tho Citv of Baltimore:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

out Of the matities and payment of mercantile paper
and partly from tue absorption Of the Government
Loan from the banks by capitalists for investment
The contraction has been in most cases involuntary he
contraction of the volume of business having been so
great that of the banks have been unable to nd
satisfactory investments for their receipts. Inc IN
crease in the specie reserve is about million and
half and the average is rising one. This increase is
scarcely as large as was anticipated in view Of the free
receipts of foreign gold and shows that we are losing
considerable amounts 10 the interior.
The following is comparative statement OF the con-
dition of the banks Of New-York City, June and
,June Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

CoRo.ER's IsoUEsTs.-Coroner Horton held an
inquest yesterday upon the body of Emma Emmons,
aged years, residing in Clermont avenue, near
Lafay ete who died Of injuries sustaDed Saturday
evening by her clothes taking fire from some straw
burning ia a vacant lot BY. VERDICT Of acct
dental death was rendered. AN inquest was ALEC
held upon Augustus Randolph, who fell down dead in
a lager-beer saloon, No. 5Oo Columbia street, on
Verdict in accordance. The deceased resided at No.
Union street. >. An inquest was likewise held upon
the body of John McBulo, who died at No, Is State
street on account of injuries sustained by falling down
stairs. An inquest was also held upon Mary Ann
Wal b, who died at the corner Of Bergen street and
Flatbush avenue from cancer in the stomach, no ply
sicans having been in attendance Verdsts in accord
ance were rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
..s3s.le% 70 SlJ,6g3 %

Totsl.........s3slN $500 % Inc...$a,+9s Is
The City of Baltimore brings about $500, 900 in gold,
and the next Cunarder, it is reported will have
continues at point which pays profit the mporta-
ton Of god and with small imports of merchandise to
be paid for, and large exports OF produce, il would
seem that the influx of gold must continue for months
to come.
Tie Connecticut Legislature has authorized a war
loan Of millions of dollars bearing cent inter
est. This State we believe, has debt at present.
Michigan also adyertises a loan Of half million
of dollars at v cent The entire loan authorized is
one million. The present debt of Michigan is about
two end quarter millions. On Tuesday will be sold
at auction at the Exchange the stocks deposited as
security for its circulating notes by the National Bank
Of Albany. They consist Of $4,000 NewYork State
81, 5000 New.York State SIS, and 5000 United
States 6s Of 1867. In the Money Market there is
change. Gold continues to flow west and to neigh
boring cities. Treasury Notes y cents are selling for
Custom House purposes at NaTi. The Philadelphia
Mint forwarded four hundred thousand dollars to-day
of gold returns The noise made in the newspapers in
regard the delays OF the mint has borne good fruit
The business ut the Clearing House 80, IN O91.
| The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company has de-
clsred semi.annua interest dividend of 81 cent
the capital stock, payable July 1. The Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad has declared semi
annual dividend of y cent, payable August l. at the
Office of the United States Trust Company in this city
| The weekly statement of bank averages shows, az
was anticipated, large reduction Of loans, growing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
FRANCE
FRANCE.
Prince Napoleon had embarked from Ioulon Tor

Prince Napoleon had embarked from Toulon Tor
Spain.
which was about to be tried accuses them of having
embezzed, in $780, SUN of 9O00,c0O francs, belong
jug TO the Saragossa Railway Company, which SUN
had been given TO them in rust TO employ In manner
previously specified Other cases Of similar character
are mentioned in the Indictment
The cri.is in the United States was acting with
most injurious effect OIL French trade.
The Pans Boune dull. Rentes on the 4th
cosed ct 6935.
Breadstuiis were quiet the Paris markets, but
-four was rather dearer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
NE W-JERSEY ITEMS.

ACCIDENT TO CLERGYMAN on THE ERIE RAIL
RoAD.-The Rev. Mr.. Kelly, Rector Of the Episcopal
Church at Paterson, N. j.. while attempting to jump
from the express ira at Paseac Station, on Sunday
afternoon, met with terrible accident, which may re-
suit in the loss of his life. lie was dragged the entire
length of the platform, and in endesvoring to save
himself bis arm became terribly laceraed, and portions
of his hand were found upon the track. He was at
once conveyed to neighboring house, where he Low
lies in a critical condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

STABDIyG AfFRAYs.--,John Martin was brought be-
fore Justice Perry yesterday morning, the charge Of
assaulting j. McCluskey with "A knife. Ii appears
tley had fight on Marston s. Powers pier on Sun
day, when Martin stabbed the ether with knife, In
fictng serious wound in the left temple. The accused
was held to await the result of the injuries inflicted
About o'clock the same evening Edward Fizgib-
bons and Charles Dumond had difficulty in the pcr-
terhouse corner Of Columbia and Alaniicstrees, in
which Fitzyibbons was severely stabbed. Hc was
conveyed to the City Hospital by the Third Precinct
Police. The asssant escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

COFFEE-The Rio market is steady sish moderate salee
lava il scsrce and h II g. stock 0l bags Lssuayra
quiet STOCK bags fresh sv.l of MaEac.ibo increases
the ,uppI, 10 bags sales 30 bsgs ko at Ia
HAf-Jhe meike, well suppied sses Of 800 bales at 'oe
y 100 10. and small lots At Toe.
Prime At sc Rough at Is steady at &C. cash.
SUGARS-BuyeTs shy ~ the advanced pretensons q
holder, small "a. compIi,ias SIS bids, noy Cuba u
SIC and 263 boYes Havana ga tic, have been msde
MOLAsSES dull ssss Of " hhds Porto Rico at &c., snS
IS hid, do. at 22c -
RICE quiet; sales Of 100 cs at IS 'odse 100 D. a.
o quality. - =, "a, o,>
AMI ,c for Bulls and Guile Also 100 Western, At e3c cash.
and 800 DO Slaughter st 5sc, each. . .
WHISKY.rhe m.krt 10 quite hrm; the demand 10 fair
sales of Zoo bills Of ut lbic
PROVISIONS The rke' rather un,ettled early
In the d.y the elise of business better demand pre-
ys,d-he 100 bb at +l3 Sra SIS - for Msss *Jo
10. pine Mess; s4 for Butts ard SO soG$il for prime.
heavy and In limited for the trade sales OF l3I
bbs at SD rs for Country prime, 50 = for re:
packed Mess u for Exrs Prime Mess hrm u
India Me.', 10 500 80 Beef Hans are quiet
AZ Cut Meats rather lower and dull sales q II
bhds At lQsc for Shoulders AID 6doac for Hams. Lard u
steady saes at choice and 30 kegs 81
lO-the latter kettle rendered Butter and Cheese are dun
and heavy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
DENMARK,

The DagJlad,t Of Copenhagen says the non-Ger-
man powers were engaged in bringing about peace
full settlement of the Disputes between Denmark and
Germany. Denmark has always followed their advice
while Holstein has invariably rejected all the proposals
Of the Danish Governnet. Sweden hrs, however,
proposed an arrangement which the German Powers
are willing to accept with notifications.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

HOMICIDE AT WEEHAwKrs.-On Sunday afternoon
an afray occurred at lagerbeer saloon in Gutenberg
weehawken township, betweentwo Irishmen. During
tie melee one of the men received kick In the aldo
men, from which he died during the night. The man
that inflicted the injury made his escape, and has not
yet been arrested. The Of the parties could not
be asceatained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

MosDAI. June II, isSi;
FLOUR AND MEAl-Ihe market for @stsLD Canal Flour
Ee q chsue buyers for expert came to,.Id and
ye. @ss ss . ist . Ssis 'e ~
sn s sss - % for sts State cSsa IS
ass % for fancy do 81 2@ -; Is oI skipping bIars' Of
Csnsdi,n heavy bu quo lower the sIIivss
are M ., IN II, nsd,G .s Sa S ss s ss f Z:
ts, Southern Flour opened Gull su hIm the ere no
LIZ. ssSs ard these vel So. sued the ale.
bb IS 60 IS Is for ndIed to good brnd. Supehne BAL
Flour in fsir request. and steady sales Of lg7 bbI, so
So Corn Meal heavy the ;spry ner. sales Of 20 ot
GGk1NIh demand for " good ,pS P%s Sui Iias:
are dull and lower and abundant the Inquiry chiefly for
he ss sale; c re Cab S',S i's.s Fritz s%.
N,ases cno =, c 81 %; ie7Oo bush Racin. Spring
$ lGsi H. siO6 oush White Ohio At 81 g, isss ba.h;
Western at 81 2S0s 20. Barley and Barley Malt dull
and nominal os are IN M request, IL PAT ~, so' s,ps., Il
RYE quit. aIm ana in fair request the .uppy large,
sars Of 500 bush Northern 6sc. Corn rather 6rner
Ea,r trade ,sr. Of 10 coo basb at for heated
e S I w.e hs iso% s %;SsSs:
no s~Ths market {. quie. bit hr owing in part to the
news from Europe per City Baltimore which the crop
& The S duty g. sp0 sS O Oy ..f hsrs "a
LIME-T'hee 10 no demand FOR Roehlsnd. and prices are
nomisl; sales of s ecc and Lump Dbl
sALT-1he marie, is quiet but price. are without material
sDssctions worthy OF notice.
NAVAL STORE rhe d,nisnd fr Spirits Tupeptine con.
tnues moderate but prices have srsn advanced sales Of M
Dbl. 15c Crnde do i.vsy qniet and prices nominal t
sales at ~ The inquiry for Rasin is Az
s1d h.ve s1vanced the Gales icuds 10 bbs At
delivered and Goa bbls ~ IS delivered $40 10 also 800
Sbs !. "a rs delivered for tale hb, zine Resins are rm bus
the DOOR 70, ortmen. gu hs.d che "a transactions
OlLs-Lnseed 1. dull small f.e. 81 - dse Other descs,P
tSons are inactive end prices n1minally unchanged
COrTON-Ths market ID htn but auet We continoeh
nuote AZ Il lac. for Nlddnng Cpiands and Gulf:
yEw-YokK CLASSIFICATION.
Iro,.nI. Eorids Mohie NJ O.. Ten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
MOROCCO.

Muley Soliman is said 10 have been recognized a.
Emperor by several tribes, and encamped about
IS miles from Fez with rather a considerable force
He is Represented in position to assune the often
sive, and make serious war against his brother, the
Emperor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

STRAWBERRY FE.TTAL.-The ladies Of the Green
wood Baptist Church, Brooklyn, Withhold strawberry
festival on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the
new chapel, corner Of Fifteenth street and Fourth
avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
BosToy, Monday. lime ~ Iss

BOSTON, Monday, june II, 1861.
severe hail storm, with thunder and lightning.
passed over portion q Plymouth County Sunday 4.
crops and windows At Sandwich there was Tornado.
partially unroofing some buildings and demoiisLins
chimneya. = r-'"s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

The great army debate i'll the Prussian Chambers
lad terminated with refusal Of the credits denande
by Government for recognizing and augmenting the
army by vote of l59 to IS. Government accepted a
modification Of the credits TO the extent Of 15OOOO
thaIers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
Turkey.

Advices from Ragu,a report tina, Dervish Pashs
With Turkish troops under bis command had been vo-
lently attacked by an overwhelming body Of insur-
gents The result was unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

CAsPvnLs Monday, June II. 1851.
For the week ending Monday, juno 7lOo Cattle ears
Hogs cars Sheep Horses Total Stock, ia; add 81
cars of Express Freight uskog number Of hauled
by Express Trains during the week. 3 showing an In
sesss over Of II of Live Stock Total increase Of
all cars hauled by the Stock Expfeu,55
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

The receipts Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road
for May were about 800 OOO which is largely ahead Of
the same month last year. Tue obstruction on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad throws good deal of
traffic northward over this road. The ununded debt
and income bonds of the Company have been nearly all
converted into the new y cent mortgage bonds The
time for converting expires on July |. The overdue
mortgage coupons will be paid as soon as the examn
err report upon the receiverslip has been confirmed
The earnings Of the Chicago, Burlington, and Quin-
CIV Railroad for the first week in June were:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

DIsruRBAYcE AMONG SoLDIrRs-On Sunday
forenoon difficulty arose between members Of Com
pany and Company g, AndersoDs Zouaves, quar-
tered ut the Newark Bay House. which terminated IN
a general fight Revolyer and knives were finally
drawn. and q serious termination seemed inevitable,
but by the prompt and energetic interference OF the
officers the disturbance Quelled without any per-
son having been seriously injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
Receipts 81 Produce.

Jrys l1-32 3l5 bbls Flour bbls Corn Meal 9s3 bbs
Whisky I7 5s4 BUSH Wheat bush Corn Is 6s5 bush
Oats bush Rye $50 bush Bailey 46 bush. Ashes $50
pkss Provi,ions, 5lT pkgs. Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

The Board of Chosen Freeholders have rendered the
ladies of Hudson County the Of the grand jnry
ROOM in the Court House. for the purpose Of preparing
articles Of clothing fog ths volunteers IN the army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

ADMITTED TO BAIL.--Joseph Stevenson, who WI
arrested in Hoboken last week for shooting his athe
either by accident or design, on Saturday admtte
TO bail In the sum of g. QUO by Judge Ogden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

25 millions only, tie relief will be essential, ana INC
saving in interest very considerable.
And, further, believe the measure Will % OF 9lsss
benefit to the people and TO the army, inssmucn "
it will furnish paper currency which will be ire>
from discouut-free from risk of failures
for remittances by msil, and much more dssira"'e
carry when travelling OF marching, than gold.
Besides, every we-wisher Of our countrys canee
will feel that to hold these notes IL for only DAY, 10
contributing mite 10 time Of need.
With great esteem,
JOHN THOMPSON, No. 3ws'l street.
Eer York June H. 1861.
The export of specie from this port for the last week
follows:
steamer Ns,yyor. B,s,ner-snec. eSse
q esmer Xs,a,,.. M.,.-,.s hoons ........ 100
Steamer Columbia Havana Specie. 49,
Steamer Bonssia, Hsmburg-Specie ~
Steamer De Soto Havsus-Doubloons. W
Total 70, the v.st ,,,,..... sI9626
Previously reported 8005, 1875
Total since Jan l. ..,,...... $3o24, SD
Same time In 1860. 4zj,ao
Fame tine in 1859. JltJl iU
1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

Exchange OF St. Louis is again 10 per cent, and
advancing. At Chicago the rate lie pardl per cent
discount for coin and per cent prem. for currency.
Specie and good currency are becoming more plenty.
At Cincinnati, money matters were rather more active.
Exchange was steady at para prem.
The lLiicaukee Wisconsin gays:
Exchange is firm at per cent PREM and strictly
Uncurrent Wisconsin currency i being bought at AZ
5c according to the class u securities upon which 1t
is bssel. The rportsnt to the country that Tie rate
of ez change had been avanced to per cent las no
foundation"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18

The Philadelphia stock brokers have also votedt to DIS
continue tie Second Board on Saturdays during the
Summer.
The Ncc- Orleans Price Current OF the 9Th inst.
shows by lis table ofmpors for the week how eectu'
ally the trade of that port has been dried up by the war;
The only articles received during the week were -
packages bacon 81 pieces baggng, 257 kegs butter,
29l bales cotton, 1900 sacks corn O6l sacks cotton
seed bbs. dried apples, 26l bbls. fonr, l72 hdes,
,l02 bales hay, III bundles leather, 1901 bbls lime,
10 bb onions 1853 bills potatoes 22 casks rice, 4l6
hldS sugar, 2O5 terces sugar. i54 bids tobncco, AZ
bags wool, and bile. whskyscarcely enough in The
aggregate to give employment to one commission
house. The number of vessels in port compares ar fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-18
PRUSSIA.

The Queen gave birth to princess on the 9TH inst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-25

viduals and bring forth documents, to prove
the ffrrnness with which DIR. Junkn has
ever stood by the South. He has suf.
fered personally in the defence of slavery
what few men in Virginia have He has been
Missed in u Cincinnati audience, (while Presi
dent of the Miami University, near Cincin-
nati,l for his noble stand against addition IA
naticism-a course which obliged him 10 re-
sign the Presidency of ADMINISTRATION. John
q. Calhoun tells him in letter he had from
him year two before his death, that his
published pamphlet in defence of slavery,
was one of the most perfect arguments he had
ever read on that subject.
DIR. Junkin removes his residence Mt once to
Philadelphia--a matter he had determined
upon three years ago This much is necessary,
Messrs. Editors, to a removal OF the irlpres
sion the paragraph referred to above is caIcn-
lated TO make, although the facts in it are
stated truly. The Trustees of the College did
receive DIR. Junkins resignation at once, be-
cause he insisted upon it; and when they
hade him adieu. there WAS not an uDmois tened
eye among them. To say more is needless.
JUsTlCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-04-25
Affairs at Alexandria.
The following items are from the Sentinel,
of Mono day evening:

of Monday evening:
Schr. Sarah Ann, Capt. Mark Waters from
Acquia Greek, reports steamer George Page
lying at the wharf there when he left. In
coming by Fort Washington about one o'clock
10 day. and being we'll on the Virginia shore,
he was hailed from the Fort-not understand
Ing whatit meant, he kept on his course. A
moment after the officer who hailed him lifted
ms sword, whereupon halt dozen men on
the wall discharged cannon shot at him,
which passed just over his bow. He there
upon hanled up and was exam ined by boa t
from the Fort, after which he was allowed to
pursue his way.
The steamer Jerome from PhiIadelnhia and
1or TINS port, passed up to Washing ton to day
under escort of the Anacostia Lt is said that
she had on board nearly 200 kegs of powder,
ior Georgetown: and tnat she was forbidden
10 stop here, tor fear that the Virginia au-
thorites might evince "A liking for it,
Mr james L. Crump, of this city, was pre-
sehteo with an appointment on Saturday
lasI, III the department of the Interior; but t
although the situation would have been very
acceptable, so far as the pecuniary considera-
ton is concerned, he promptly resigned this
a.ornng, and stands or falls with Old yir-
ginia.
We learn that two companies of Irishmen
are being formed in this city, and that their
ranks are rapidly filling up. We most cordi-
ally applaud this prGcttcnI evidence of their
patriotism and devotion to the cause of Vir-
ginia and the South. We trust that the sub
scription which is being taken up 10 aid in
equipping the gallant fellows will be literally
responded 10.
Communication between this city and
"aShington has gone back to old times. We
nave nothing but omnibusses and private con-
yeyances- Boat stealing being the rule in
washington, we have been for some days
afraid 10 let our ferry boats yentureup
Ihe most stirring and interesting sight per
maps Alextndria ever saw. is the com pany OF
ladies' who nave been busy all day in the
rooms of the Chris tian Associa ton making
overcoats for the artillery company that re-
Gently arrived here.
Gen Philip st. George Cooke, who as will
be seen by the Governor s Procl ,nttIon has
been assigned to the command of the Potomac
secuon, arrived in our city day and has
est1oished here his headquarters. He has a
nigh mill itary reputation.
lhe maui steamers which were "stolenr by
the Federal authorities in Washington a few
days ago-the Powhatan, Baltimore, and
mount Nerhon-were taken from their wharf
around TO the Navy Yard last night.
lhe water Witcn, United States steamer,
IS proving about in the Potomac opposite
the White House-with guns and men OH
board.
The Harriet Lane passed up to Washington
tnls afternoon, supposed to be full of soldiers
though but few showed themselves.