New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-25
LATEsr-Via Queens,orn.

Lospoy June 70, lseA
The question OF mediation in American affair. is
revived
TIE Paris Pafyie gives 4 umor Of approaching
negotiations for joint offer Of mediation by France
and England.
Tie Times editoriaIy approves Of mediation, and
SAYS that Europe ought not 10 look calmly on and do
nothing in the present aspect Of affairs. il the offer
of mediation ia delayed, the more important question,
that Of the recognition of the Confederate States,
may have 20 be considered
Tie Times advocacy of mediation has no effect on
the Liverpool cotton market.
urzgNsrowy Ghursdsy. June r. q 90.
LoHDoS, Thursday, jane l?.-Ihe D1Uy Acrs
City Article s.ss: Stock market dull. Funds nat.
Consols clo1ed AZ Lilo to e cent lower than yester-
dsy. English Railway stocks firmer III the after
noon. slight recovery took place IN American sc.
curities but y pause was observable N lldian and
some other stocks owing to the expected rise IN dis
count. The demand at the Bank wss active. The
Official business reports % tolOws. ) Z cent Con-
so,s for money, ~ n IL ex div. There are SHIPS
on their wav from Australia with an aggregate Of
c15a. go Oh board. The London and North Western
Railway tra,hc returns show an increase Of I9.OiO.
Adyces from Nctoiis speak VI a line ~ steamers 20
England The support OF the Colonial Government
u anticipated. The Hesty has arrived iron China
with lti 100 n OF tea.
At the meeting lhalfyesyly oi the Airiosn Steam
snip Company, Yesterday, dividend WIS declared
of 10 rer share free OF income tax.
At meeting Of the Ex-catiye Committee Of the
Ballot Society, Yesterday, resolution was passed
reqrettng that Mr.. A. smiths Municipal Election
Ballot bin WAS merely pernlssive measure.
Flood. who murdered fellow colder AT brighton
on Sunday, ana Dodge for ;he murder Of 4 civilian
AZ Lancaster have both been committed on the cav
tal charge.
THE ALByRr MEV0Eiir.-Tbe amount received
/ = 4 L., loo VA ID
The New-Leaand adyioes state thst Otag0S con.
tinues TO Yield large quantities Of g0u, but the se-
verify Of the White has driven back many o. tae
miners.
ne Illness city article says the Great Eastern,
from Neg-Iork, has brought : II 900.
The commercial advces from Australia by present
mail are not satisfactory. Business VI ali Kinds IN
a state OF great depression. Some large failures
have been announced; the principal were those 81
Dir. Wm Rutledge, merchant, at Belfast, near Mel
bourne, for 100000, and Messls' H. y =. ID tisuef
of sydney, for t260,OOO.
THY PRIycg on WALEs.--The Vivid, Admiralty
steam Yacht Is ordered TO leave oolwich to-day
for the purpose of ombarhns the Prince Of Wales
and snito, on his return from the East.
BOMBAY MAIs.--ALEXANDRIA June 1.-The
Vsletta. with the Bombay mails leaves to-day at
noon for MaTseilles. The Flora, with the heavy
norton left on the 9TH evening, for Southampton
where she may he expected on the I'D. The Malta
brought mails 10 Suez arriving there on the I'm INST
lgE ITALIAN fAlllAANl NJ utlHf IL uc
Chamber Of Depuie, will discuss tue financial state
Of the country on the occasion OF the first bill being
uresented II Is destined % cover the deficit Of 1867
| PARIS, June 1.-The evening journals publish
the following: RAGCsA, llth-Deryish Pasha has
encamped Al Nick,iCh, being short Of provisions
The Prince OF Montenegro and MuSo have retreated
in tho direction OF baratz.
SoUfHAMProS, Thursday. June D-Ihe Royal
Mail steamer Atiato with the Wet India and Pacific
mails, arrived oil the Needles thi, morning early.
PR ARABIA.
LIVERPOOL june I :, p. m.-The steamer Scota's
advicas of two days fighting 1t Richmond was
eagerly canyassed on Change to-oay. There has
been no time toy newspaper comments az yet.
The news by the Scotia has no apparent eject on
American eecdrites or cotton. The advance In the
latter to-day was caused by she Ministerial refuta-
s0i. Of the mediation Tumors.
IONpON, June lf-IIc YtWes in an editorial on
the Ministers says: There win be no disposition TO
quarrel with the decision OF the Cabinet, and the
country Will gladly Leave the question in the hands
OF tie Government 10 choose such Al opportunity ana
mode 0, action as they may deem proper
The Times admits that advice from England would
not he acceptable, but would rejoice TO see the I'm
peror of France or tho Gar OF kussa press on tne
Americans tho counsels which would be Indignantly
rejected if offered by England.
TIE Times then fpeculateson the disastrous effects