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BEDFORD WATER.

BEDFORD WATER.
This celebrated Mineral Water, fresh in E valIor
demohns or by single gallon. Aso CONGRESS WATrR in
bottles. For sale by A i H.upso.
2iu 81 N. Charles st., near Pleasant
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No. So NORTH HOWARD STREET,
WOOD | Woop Ill Monp |

WOOD WOOD 7 WOOD
3iv ~ PR by buying your Wood at Office of CITY
Steam Fire Wood Mil,
No. ; NoerH STREET
JAMES H. JOHNSON
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81 Light street.
GLEN COVE STARCH.
~ are prepared supply all orders for these
celebrated SEARCHES at the factory prices and in all
cases warrant them to give satisfaction f' W III al
This Starch is prepared with great caro- fro tba hoe,
of packages. 49, N'eiS 'aiie'S
We would direct the attention of the trade particularly
to the " '"e particularly
SATIN GLOSS STARCH
new article, which gives handsome gloss TO lnan and
VIII not lnure the finest fabric This article is mt mn
IN packages containing six pounds well ADAPTED 10
family " W." "'Pe" W
W. WHIrELOCK & co,
ol7-tf II 0V SI sstIeet,
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BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal.
CHARLES GILMOR,
s o L E A Z " r.
Office No So SECOND STREET, from the Post on e
Yard, CORNER OF YORK AND WILLIAM STREETS,
The undersigned having been reapponted the
SOLE AGENT
for the
SALE OF THE ABOVE
e B r. TED COAL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing Of Coal and tho
pubic generally that he is prepared to fill their orders for
any size and quantity at the lowest and
despatch.
The reputation for superiority of this article of fuel OVER
ALL OTHERS IS now so well established having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the Agent deems it only necessary to state that
1t IS now as heretofore prepared the very best man
ner, of uniform size, and free FROM bone, slate and 9th
impurities.
lam enabled to fill, at the shortest notice. orders for
ANY QUANTITY
ofthe
BALTIMORE COMPANY's
GEORGES CREEK
BITUMINO CO4L
For Shipment, Manufacturing, Steamng Purposes
AT VERY LOW RATES
would also say that there number of parties in this
city, dealers and Others
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMSELVES
selling the Baltimore Company's Coal By reference to
contract with the President of the Baltimore Coal Com
psny which can be at Office it will be perceived
THAT NONE OF THIS COAL
CAN BE HAD
~, ~ , EXCEPT THROUGH ME-,
WHO HAVE WRITTEN 4UTHoRi Iii1 H To Sell
No. SIS Second street, near the Post Office
~ Orders through the Post Office attended to- jelf
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OUR FATHERS LAND.
God bless our Fathers Land,
Keep her in heart and hand
One with our ownl
From all her foes defend,
Be her brave peoples friend,
On all her realms descend,
Protect her throne!
Father, in loving care
Guard Thou her Kingdoms heir,
Guide all his ways;
Thine arm his shelter be
From harm by land and sea,
Bid storm and danger flee,
Prolong his days.
Lord, let wars tempest cease,
Fold the whole earth in peace
Under Thy wingsl
Make all Thy nations one,
All hearts beneath the sun,
Till Thou shalt reign alone
Great King of kingsl
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EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRY Err invites attention to the very extensive
assortment Of Looking Glasses now in store suitable for
every position and of all sizes
hantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornces, Tables, Brackets, Consols, &c, unequaed
prices.
The latest English and standard French Engravngs al
ways in stock.
PARTICULAR and undivided attention is given to the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c.
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street
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M 1NE DEPOT-
w For the sale of the CHAMPAGNE WINES of
MTessrs' MOEI q CHANDON, Epernay; HOOK WINES of
MeSsrs HENkEb CO, Mayance; BORDEAUX WINES
o. az Ne Messrs BRANSBURG FRERES. Bordeaux; BURGUN-
p. TIERNAN & son.
Chara
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PRIME COUNTRY HANS
A fine lot just received and for sale by
GREEN Y0E,
o3-tf IS W. Baltimore street
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FALL STYLE OF HATS, 1861
Are now ready, together with SOFT HATS, OF various
patterns and colors, at QUAIIpS
No 28S Pratt street,
sZo-5m near Hanover.
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Great King of Kings !

A fac simile of drawing of knight in armor
which made by the Prince four years ago. is
attracting much attention here and experiences a
demand.
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aT A CARD.
go We respectfully submit the four following reasons
- why our establishment should be patronizsd.
oFuSt-0ur ability TO supply odd Castings to repar any
Stove m de in our establishment f any
SeCOnd.-Our determination TO recommend ,ot,i,r mo
sell but what is good '0'i"6 We
quality. f "i 'iiel'
Foth.-Our readiness to attend to small orIers with tho
Characteristic iathtulness bestow upon larger ones
BIRB Il co,
Baltimore Stove House,
Tiorhte
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PINE APPLES
800 just landed from steamer prime order for sale low
by T. HANPSoN
ju2Of 81 North Charles streat
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This very superior Ale neatly put up stone jugs with
foil and bearing my label at IS cents ger dozen
hrered FOR sale by A. j. HAMPsoN,
Jel5u 81 N. Charles st. near Pleasant
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" " W. T. II ~
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK
No. 81 WALL STREET.
Cash Capital, $500, 600.
81 PROFITS ANNUALLY DIVIDED
ss- 10 PER CENT. TO THE DEALERS.
This Company divides threequarers of the net profits
the Policy Holders,
IN SCRIP, BEARING INTEREST,
WITHOUT ANY LIABILITY TO THE INSURED.
THIS Company
FUNDS IT'S SURPLUS,
INSTEAD OF DIVIDING IT TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
THEREBY
GIVING ITS POLICY HOLDERS
GREATER SECURITY.
and, at the same time
CHE APER INSURANCE
than any other system.
CARLISLE NORWOOD, President
WASHINGTON SMITH, Vice President.
GEORGE y. CRARY, Secretary
THOMAS D. JOHNSTON, Agent,
70 and 70 Second street, Baltimore
BoGLEs AMERICAN
ELECTIC HAIR DYE,
Is as superior to all others the meridian sun to candle
All initiate BOYLE, his style advertising which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE IN TIE WORLD
Now others New Workers. without brains steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable their invention is con
temptibe. Avoid them ALL Bogles has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas over them ALL and to their dsmay
pronounced the only Hair Dye used with safety Nc
green tnts smut skin staining no humbug but re
liable safe and sure. For sale at
BOGLEs BAZAAR,
zoe Washington street.
For sale in Baltimore by SETH s. HANCE l0S Baltimore
street, anu Dy druggists generally. ja5eotf
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DAY & MARTINS REAL JAPAN BLEACHING.
Another invoice just received and for sale to the trade
GREEN ZOE, Importers,
oStf sSW RaItinorn strsct
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NATIVE WINE.
The pure Juice of the CATAWBA Grape NV dear ST,
you can drink it down like milk; do call try it. Fo
sale on draught or in glass, by
A. j. HAMPSON,
auof 81 North Charles .,
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs
To know that they money by PURCHASING Wand
already Sawed and Split ofCty Steam Fire Wo,t
Mill,
No 3NoHTH sFRKET
JIuEs = iptH..s
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KINDL1NG WooD KINDLING WooDll
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD OF ANY SIZE.
AT Office Of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. NORTH STREET.
$40 If JAS H JOHNSON
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CLARET~AND CHAMPAGNE
40 cases low priced and fine TABLE CLARET Duke 4,
'Montebelo," Green Seal and Heidsieck CHAMPAGNE a
lowest prices by A J. HAMPSON
ju25-u 81 N. Charles ST., near Pleasant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

WINTER GAKuES Last night wac acted a this
hou.e a comccy which, though old, has, we believe,
been never before represented in tins city. b IS en-
titled "The Governor Wife, AID The authors name
one unknown 10 modem playgoers, Thomas Miiden-
ban who Is the author OF few other plays n)F Tor
gotten The piece was 20 admirably acted by al tie
participants Chat II proved one OF the most uequyocai
successes Of the season. IL il in two acts, and is au-
nonnced on the bills and was doubtless supposed by
The author 10 be comedy, bot II ia nothing more han
an extravaganza but owen constructed a. 10 keep the
hoae IN o perfect roar OF laughter from the initial
scene to tho fail Of The green curtain.
Tie scene IL lad IN surinan, and the parties impii-
Gated are IN Old scacItaiu, l nephew, the Governor
Of the Isand. his mau.of-all work, and two ladies'
hoppht ont from EDeun for the purpose of being
provided with husband The plot cannot be utelli-
gibIy described-ihe Commissions are 80 meStrcable,
the mistakes 30 numerous the alas situations so COO
slant and 80 pcrplexnc-but suffice It 70 cay that the
whole for1s most irresistible play. The audience
laugh without stopping to citicisa the probability Of
the inoid,nts AVID are ho-ely amused without pause
I, e. M lain Of extravaganza.
Tie acting is rs thoroughly excellent n could be
desired. MI. John Woods Performance leaves
notIiug mora H. be asked for, aud MIR. Jefferson has
added rev character 10 the long LET IA when nc ia
70 oil known, and which cannot fan 70 make d
sers.tion whenever lie chooses 20 undertake ~ repro
eehtation Mr.. Pearson excellent both III dress ana
pereouotiou the part though not long one, was Tell
Jug end in his best -iyle. The young lovers were ec'
coptably lcronnCd BY ME-. j. H. Allen ana MI ~ IL
Davenport.
The audience thoroughly enjoyed the performance
ard applacd,d uproaIiouty. The p''y is a complete
triumph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
and TIE ITALIAN QUESTION
MARTIAL LAW IN AUSTRIA.
HA1nA1. We3ne.dsr. Feh. % 1sen.

HALUAx, n. S, Wednesday Feb. -, 1860
The Royal Mail steamship Europa Capt. Leitcs
from Liverpool Saturday the lth inst via Queens
TOW the following day, arrived at this port at 3,
O'Clock this afternoon She 0ill fa shortly for Boz
tor which port tbe will be dee about midnight of
Thmsdsy.
The screw steamship Jura, for NewYork, was to
leave LiverloO shortly after tue Europa.
The - arrived at midnight Of the 9th, but was
deai1 ed the bsr several hours for want of water.
The difpara omiis the name Of the vessel but il is
probably tie Anglo Saxon.
The following is d summary Of the Europa's news:
Nv Gladstone had introduced his budget. The
financial results Of last year set forth emiuently
satisfactory The estimated expenditures for next
year are nut down at over G7h GOO 600, and the
cents ut E6O750 600. The deficiency is to be made
up by an income tax Of ten pence incomes of tlJ0
and of sey en- pence on incomes below that sum.
The provisions of the French treaty had been eX.
p'a'ned but they have been, generally, anticipated.
The duties have been materially reduced on wine,
brandy timh r. ourrauts, raisins, etc Tue duties
paper butter tallow and other articles, abolished.
The duties on tea and sugar to remlin unchanged
Tor another year. The treaty was generally tavorably
received.
in political matters nothing of striking interest had
TRANSFERRED
Ii il confirmed that the French troops in Italy have
received orders TO march vt DAYS notice, and Vt ia
supposed the occupation Of Tusc any eORte
Piedmont continues to oppose the annexation Of Savoy.
Austria rejects tie principal propositions ct England
for a seten eDt Of the Italian question. The official
objection had not been received.
Ii is supposed England will now resume her medi.
a ION between SPAN aud Morocco.
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orig cal rapers the list Of members Of the Ldge, and
tie Bib Ostd the occasion Of his installation as
Master Mason. The Potomac Lodge of Georgetown
produced the gavel used by Washington when he i'u
Ihe cornerstone Of the Capitol ,,
Major General Jesup had command OF the @,n'"{,
and George W. Philips L. S. Depuy ha,snai ios 'le
District o: Columbia charge Of the oN' of"UV" VI 'ue
procession.
pepdent eispiav They sp'it 81 ffom the man pro-
cession on point of etiquette, desl"us 70 DC placed
near the military and not IN proximity 90 the l,ns.
None Of fbe Diplomatic Corps ere present. They
100 oss;,,od 3 Mace in the programme immediately
her the Ju6pcs of the S1preme Court Of the United
States bu this they dec oed to occupy Tor the reas m,
8 i said hat their place should be directly after tie
T,xcntive officers Of the Government. This point of
q ;nefee ras previously raised the occasion of tue
funeral Of Pcstmater-General Brown and has not vel
beep decided.
The prcoession having reached the circle the mill
tary wht eled 10 the right OF the osGre while the
prcminent civilians entered il and took seats on the
pstform
TIE Catire, officers, with the exception Of Secre-
taTy Floy a. sat tos ether. TGo President Nicc.Pres-
dent aud Clark Mills, the arlst, were in proximity TO
conspicuous.
lie platform was tasefully decorated with the
flags of England, France Russia, Prussia Austria,
Brazil, PtrG Chill, tue Netherlands, Ecuador Den
max, PoT ueG,, SAID MIA, Central Ameri5e, Naples,
Sran, Mexico Buenos Ayrcs Paraguay aud Rome.
Our own 4 waved sb1ye and the desk was profusely
decorated 0Ith the stripes and stars
1t was nearly O'Clock before t1e ceremonies com
me-csd.
Senator Hammond announced prayer by the Rev.
DIR. Nadsl al the Methodist Episcopal Church Scarce
" had the divine uttered the first when the
yates e The sem-cIcle We're in obedience 10 an order
but few minutes previously issued, thrown open aud
in pusled The thousands of impatient outsders-meu,
women, and chi6ren-who soon took pos essou of all
the sears from hich they had fine vie r, and OPP
pOrlunity 70 hear all that SAID The confusion
and noise a. this point certainly not in accordance
with the solemn part Of the ceremonies aud in Id
ton was the bearing of drums and bio wing o. hies
without 70 the movements Of the troops
After tho prayer the ceremony was proceeded with
under Ma 0iic iites.
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Michigan Democratic Convention.

DTTE0lI, NeOncsdaN, Foo p I'UV
The Democratic Safe Convention for the election oil
delegates to Charleston assembled in this city 10 day
eco. Y n. Lcfhrop. ex-senator Stuart Geo. W. Peck,
an6 p H. Riley were elected delegates at large, and
eight district delegates elected 10 the Chreston
Convention. Resolutions passed rcaiiirming the
Cincinnati platform, acknowledging the binding foce
If the decisions Of tie Supreme Court; denouncing
.Iohr Brown raid and charging il Dequiyocally
the Republican parry; presenting Stephen A. Douglas
as The choice Of Michigan and the North West, aud eX
pressing tie toef tnat he can and Will support the
country; and Cerouucing the present and pact State
Administrations. The Convention was very full ADD
harmonious. The delegates elected by aeciama-
ticn and the resolutions unanimously adopted.
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SIR, TRADE The adsices from Manchester
ave ob, rioes firm, ana there was an increased dc
"HIp r 70, 0O"n' B. lDsTUFFs MARKET-The Liverpool
p,sa1,,g 49,, ensrally 6rm aud Com had an ad'sn
ing tendency aud All qai epor Fcyr firm but quiet %
Richardson, Spence Co .d esSSI1; white 10 GIIle
Con- advsased 3D. s 1r Tnssy 'eow Atbvq
LivERPGOL Provision hAEA md other. report Beef
Co.. Richardson Spence u Co.. les of new Aburre,s
seadyi siok Increasing Pork esa1yi long niddles
o. ~ old peseoted Besen b1oyn.t a.s. Lard
hrm at Sc ass. Talow advanced ~ b@'o"'
firm I'm ,,orket
Lospoy Mosry M,EKrT 1t. the London mAT n.u'
there good demand for MONEY a. 1nt 81 for account.
sos closed on Friday st9i tor money d s5oOJ siuce
The Bullion in the Bank Of England had ntTeu'oa
the last weekly return -, p :eagles,
Rsrpe's Circular quotes bar silver so SOiar5a
TiYiKPoof. PRoDvcE MAEBEr--;ho Broker n 1oo
culsr ports: Ashes in large peculiye 19tyi S9s
Coffee stsaay quiet al Qualities SLIGHTLY lower
d;phia Bark 9gs God 0 80 sPs5% Rs.ip s.ad
Common o. Medium, 4sGeIl0 Fire 1e. spirits lu'P'"'
IoEpoS NAREETs.-Barng's Circular reports
RREsps7rFFs quiet steady IRos steady at s5Io0f5Io
for both Rails ard Bars duh owing to the uncertainty
be5.r corn on Conaou Is spIRrr TrPEvTryr firm, and
sghiy haber 'as at 81 Gs TALLoT v HI At cs
but market generally quiet LSshHD CAKES slightly
.EfB On. q 6a27a
BAvRE MARKET-IFor the week ending 9Th inst =
CoTor has advancing tendency sales Of the week IL 600
haes ock in port l26O0 bales Orleans Tres 0dinare
tendency. AsHEs dull C0pPKE Ann. ors nominal RICE
doll; Carolina slightly lower SUGAR steady LARD dun ana
nominal WHAIEBO' firm.
AFRICAN SECURTH s.-Baring Brothers report
limited previous in Sote stocks but few Of
which offered fol- bale Railway securities dull and 'enas
LArrsT-By Telegraph TO Queenstown. 80.
LIVERPOOL Sunday, Feb 2-CoTroS-Saes ye,tei9 ay o."
ss a O Sn b On aet but steady
Cor. fru. PRoyisIoNs quiet bu steady. .o.,s,o,- r..
IoSDoN Saturday EycuingcoSsois closed at sli4 Tor
acc
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Mas,ington,s Rirthdav i'm BOSTON.

BOSTON, " eunesuaY, FeD. =, IoOJ.
Can't Isug of the Royal Mail steamship Canada,
v hch sailed from this por to-day, for Liverpool via
Halifax honorcd the day by firing national salute Of
~ guns, snd DISPLAYING bis bunting. The ship was
literally covered With # -gs.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb. %, 1860.
Torrents OF rain have been failing since clock,
which intcrieres with the observance of the dag by
tie military md civic associations.
PiuL,prIrBIA, Wednesday Feb -, 1859,
There - drcnchiug ram here, but most OF the uu-
tsry are participating the laying Of the cornerstone
a RCxburv Oser the Iemaius Ui Nirgluans mas
sacred Us The British durua The Revolution.
WsshinctO1's Farewell Address ~as read by Horace
Buney II "a meeting of the City Councils and citizens.
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Vale Agricultural Lectures.
Special Dspatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
NEw-HAyEE, Wednesday, Feb. 30, 1860.

q
NEw-HWEE, Wednesday, Feb. -, lS6O
CasFius II. Clay gave, tonight, his first lecture on
stock breeding 10 large audience in the Baptist
Church He ketcbed the history and pecuiarities of
the AdeJnley, Ayrshire Devon Hereford, and Short
horn breeds maintaining the superiority of the latter
not only for beef making but for milking properties as
well. He Will continue the sahiect tc morrow in the
same place. The audience was dismissed early and
Adjourned in body to hear Wendell PhiLpss Grafton
on John Brown.
Mr. Phillips was in turn Kissed and vocerously APP
paudod AT the conclusion of his address there were
loud cries for Cassus NJ Clay, but he had left the hail.
aud did not speak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
GREAT RRITAIN

In tie House OF Commons Feb 8, Sir j. TIE
Igwrey's biz abolishiug the Church rates, de-
hated sir G. c. LEWIS and other Government sun
porieis. favored The measure. Mr. Dsrael, aud 9th
era opp scd IL: but d second reading carried by
a vote Of go to !34. TIE majority was mailer than
was tCipaed.
On the gtb, in the Commons, Lord John Russell
stated that 10 convention bad been entered into be-
tween Euoliud ana France relative TO combined one.
raons il China tut al ordinance on the subject had
been Issued which settled the basis OF proceedings and
the Question Of permanent occupation by either pow
er Of auy portion of Chinese territory.
sir FitNoy Kelly obtained leave 10 bring in bill
for the prevention of bribery. ls provisions are very
MT. Dancombes moved that at tue Parliamentary
elections "a Gloucester aud Wakefield, which have
rendered themselves notorious for bribery the votes
he taken by ballot.
uIioc-ples and TIE mott was ELECTED by 81 majority.
On the 10Th. IN the House of Commons, Lord john
Russell laid the table the treaty OF commerce with
France.
Mr. Gladstone after making his Gp 1ncial statement
az above entered INTO the provisions of tue French
treaty. ard rtmaled that the dn'ies would he re-
du el on wire from SO 70 3 per gallon; on brandy
from - 10 = , per gallon on timber from d 70
on currants from ~ TO on raisiDs and iigs IRON
II 10 e. 4: on hops from - 90 u on chicOTy from
iGf TO 81; agreement stamps from = % 10 I'd The
duties are 10 be entirely abel shed on paper butter
ta!iOw. cheese, oranges, nutmeg5, and hqu0nce
Brokers notes are to bear stamp OF Id, aud dock
warrants Sd. There j. 10 be duty OF Id. per package
on all goods exported and Imported pressed. The
stump on newspapers is entirely abolished Frauce
agrees TO reduce the duties coal aud coke in 1860
and on fax hemp ana other items, from the let OF
June 1851. Ga the let Of October, 1861, France will
reduce the duties on al articles of British prod1c-
ton TO an ad vaorem duty OF 80 per cent aud after
three years - per cent. England enga yes reduce
all duties French manufactured goods. Inc treaty
s 10 be in force ten year. He defended the action OF
the Government IN ORIGINATING this Treaty. The army
estimates are 41j Sr 600, including Ej,00J COO Tor
the China war. The BUDGET was received with
cheers and IDS consideration was fixed for the 20th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

The Paris correspondent Of IT, Times SAYS that
ci.cular will Don be issued by the French Foreign
Minister 10 Diplomatic agents abroad, which mny be
considered in some sort the programme OF the Imperial
Government In its foreign policy, 1t Is to be emf
lenily pacific and friendly TO all.
n was rcrorod at the French War Office that Tie
order for tie French army III Italy TO DC ready TO
march al a day { notice had been couutermanded
Ie NorG publishes tho text Of u. Ih1nyepei rely
10 Epqlands propositions TO Italian affairs. Tho
or IL objection raised is 70 thefourth proposition, when
declares that if the Central Italian States again vote ID
ftvor of annexation 10 Sardinia, France aud England
reSrec 70 tiis NJ Tbouyeno says regard ourselves
bound by previous negotiations with Austria, and we
could not TO- day il presence Of the stpulstons OF VII
The Rou,se was without much fucuaton. The
Feutcs. or the l0l closed quietly Al 6f. toc.
There was nothing new OF importance relative to the
anne cation Of Savoy. Tue tnglsh Journals puoihh
,rorg auneal to the English nation aginl the annex
alion tits rqnec by twenty Of the leading men from
the capital of Savoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
SPAIN

Marshal ODoInell r. created Duke Of Tetuan, and
raised 10 the rank Of a Grandee of Spain He had
also t,au reseuJcd 10y the Queen viii ,hc ground on
which the victory was won. Fiy cannon were cap
tured Al 1etuau.
IN the battle Of the 4th the Spanish lost 10 officers
and III men. killed. auc wounded.
ODursb Judged IT ueelets 10 pursue the Moors into
the interior.
Tie Madrid Ep9cQ expresses the opinion tntt Jn the
capture OF Ttt1an England would alln o'ir' ncr me-
daliol or bringing about peace, and D, we7d prob
adv be accepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
Virginia OppossriOn Stale COnvcn-
lion.

RICHMOND, Va. Wednesday, Feb % 1869.
Tie Opposition State Convention assembled here TO
day and IL largely attended.
Mr. Janpey Of LOuioun chosen President.
The speeches thus far, strongly Union, and IN
or OsiGn 20 "a Southern Conference.
The Address of the National Executive Committee
was laid before The Convention.
No important business was transacted.
over GOO DELEGATES registered representing
seventeen COuI ties.
The celebration and military display here to-day, IN
honor of Washipgion's birthday, very hne