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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05


The undersigned reserves -: pr;vcyc o! rejecting any
Sne o: al! the BIDS. EuE!. L. pi;ENTIS. Rector,
, University Of Virginia.
SIrCATlOS SNST&D-A. r-ac..r SrIect OF
- Classical School for iYs F-r.- Shnnl of high
grade, by gentleman Of family WHO has H,l onward. Of
years experience In the business lie has H.. very high.
es Testimonials a' 20 character, scholarship; and skill in
'ehSans-~a' born aal educated q, the S, and RI oy
"a the saSan;s:eS Of rs;; Europe For particulars
apply ri this oac- inryI SILcS,ns
SOCIAEHS SFOSEWAisG tuF"rsEIsY,
W&)CORHER 0S CARY AND i!rIl STREETS 600
SIX EicHA0Ip' Va. CER
" ZEE S SE g. PAR F.
PknrRtrnits.
WE subscribers respectfully inform he crs.uts ,f
Virginia, North Carolina and Te;,t.-.,.r that rs are
naia'acurns the best qustr SToEfWAi:E. CONSISTING
oi Jugs, Jars, Pitchers Mix Pans, Curi. lrc.i Eser
ssalns Fruit Jars, (a!r tiSht) &C., &c.
Also neatly painted charcoal packed Water Coolers fot
2-al sad wood CASES, nf all sizes oia gallons to 90
gallons.
~ All ware sodhy VII be- delivered III any rart Of
&c. r;y :rec Of charge. THOMAS ". KEESEE
Feb GIN DAVID pAeR
IN GToRE AND 20 ARRIVE, 5,0On si'rs
good stomp and damaged Leather, and the best brands
VI French CalisEir. which viii sell los for c,-h good
paper.
400 pairs city made Br"rues, for CASH only.
n. DEYERECE,
sept I2-ctf M lS2 Cary 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05
PHILIP RAHM,

PESlsENRtAfk1 j oT kAhhSaNh!hs
MANUFACTURED 1T this Institution, a!l sold there and
stts Agents store No. -. Pear, street, :he following
,r.lcl-s atredrced prices to.wtt
tuo:., Shoes and Brcguts
Tomen Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon AID Cart Hsrnes. OF eTeF5 t.scrlp:'"
Machine bands Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts,
Drsys and Wheelbarroxs
WSTdroees, Safes, &c.
striped and Plaid Cot;ons
Sersey, and Lnseys for plantation haa'!s
Ready made Clothing for Servants
Mos, Of the above articles hand and !ot sale VIII
esEsd= or repaired other Job work done 10 order, on
ho notice for cash. 10 pune.usl customers only, On
.aort time.
nrd.H rom ,hs c"nnsTT5 G5,sE E;'h
Jnlr S-ctf Agent AID StoreEeeper Va. "earat;ary.
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FARM OF I.5l3 ACKES IN HANOVER
ClI:SrN NIrlIIS aSE

Refers Nests. Goddin Appersou, II. W. Fry, Rich.
nond. SR. May lG-2awlm
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IsHAM KEITH. JvMN a; ChlLt"H'
KEITH d Ch l. 7 \,
wATssIoo FACQCIEe COUNTY, VIRGINIA
2FaNUEiCTCHEIsS OF HEAVY wool
IA ES GOODS, NEGRO BLANKETS, sToCklNG lAEN,
and pL AIN LlSSEYS, for negro woCirn. March ely
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-06-05

CHARLES Il. STUART,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ASHLAND, HANOVER CoCSrY, Va,
WILL practice regularly In the Courts c .:e r":lrs
Nv OF Hsaove-, Caroline and King William, and will ~
tend TO any business in my a 81" Cor' aci in i city q
Richmond 'rr -"--'iSiSc.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARRET-The funds had been
heavy lower the 18th there mness aud
decline in CoEsols recovered The closing
d9l for and 81 09i for account.
appearance and the tone carrier The demand however
continued good
bullion operations at the Bank had become quite unm.
portsnt.
The rate discoun, in the open market still generally
rather the Bank minimum.
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-U. s. ) per cent, 1874
93 ds2!; NewYok Central per cent Sinking Fund 1888
1896 do per 1864 VI 1885, dc per snkns fund.-
1876, 9ldS3 do 500 shares 6d68 Newly and Erie let
mortgage per cent, 1861 s7ds9
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 15.-CoTTos--The market has
been quiet there is rather tone but prices nevehe
less supported and Fridays quotations continued Tho
have been 1900 baes including
3,5OO speculation and for export.
In Manchester fair business is being transacted In export
YARNS last weeks prices and there IL good demand for
CLOTH at rather hardening rates
BRRApsTuPPs-MessIs- RichaIdson Spence Co. report
slight advance Here Flour IL held fun prices
sale American 23 a296. Wheat In good consumptiye de-
mand and IN Id desrer; Red, 960l06; White
Indian Corn in good request advance oil
closing queter improvement OF not more than Cd since
Friday; Yellow, 80 a5o6.
PRoyIsIoSs-beef quiet but unchanged Pork steady; old
American neglected Bacon q1eter but without in
prices Middles 49Js2 Cumberland cut, 47048 Lard quiet
steady Sc 586 Talow quiet at GO GD for Butch
Association The proposed abolition OF duty has kad little
effect.
PRoDUcE-Rosin steady at 46 for Ashes Pots ad
vsnced 6d32 Pesrl, 3IdS46 Sugar hrner and
doing. Coffee inactive. Rice whou. change. Spirits Turpen
tine firm at 20 6d07i.
LONDON MAkRETs-BREADsTuFFs firm, and fine
qualities u y quarter dearer SUGARS quiet and unaltered
quiet aid easier sales 1t GO6. LISsEED OH 276. Scotch
PIC 5gjSQS9h
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THE ITALIAN QUESTION.


lie Nord says that the reply Of Austria to the En-
pfsh propositions for the settlement Of the Italian
question had reached Paris Count Recb6erg states
chat Austria cannot retrac from the engagements of
VllairsAca and Zurich and therefore cannot admit,
de jxse, fscs contrary those engagements and the
treaty between France and Austria. He observes that
If the treaty of Zurich s respected in VeBetia why
should it not aso be respected in the Italian Duchies
If the propositions Of England carried out, it IA
great experiment that Is about TO be made in Central
italy, Austria will not oppose that experiment by
force Of arms convinced thai events wilt not a soon
70 give support TO the cauee, if right, and justify
Austria.
A Berlin telegram on the same subject says that
Austria had declared ter resolution not to abandon the
bass of the agreement of Vlafranca that che will not
promise an absolute non-interventOn in Central Italy
and that should no Congress take place, she Will only
negotiate with France.
according 10 a ST. Petersburg dispatch, Prince Cor
shskotf had informed the French Government that
Russia does not consider the English proposals. 70 be
altogether solution of the Italian dficuty and that
real understanding could only result from Confer
enee Of the Five Crest Powers. 1t is said that the
French ambassador had expressed TO Prince Goreha'
ko the readiness Of his Government 10 adhere TO the
proposals of Russia.
Reports had been circulated in Paris of an approach
ing conference Of the Four Great Powers without
Aastra relative the English proposals. but they are
sated 10 be without foundat Doubt is also thro vi
on the assertion of lie N0rd that the reply of Austria
had reached Paris.
Berln dispatch gays that Prussia would probably
refuse 10 give htr adhesion 10 the English proposals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
FRANCE.

The Pays Constitutional states thatt opening of
me sesson Of the Senate end the Legisati7e body has
been postponed till the Ist Of March.
The Paris Presse had received It's rst warning for
having uixed false newg with most mzlevolent
remarks which wound tie feelings Of the Hation,
% ard ere CONTRARY 10 the real state of affAirs."
The Cazette de France bad reeeiyeda second warn
ING Tor an article which, in dgdzarng the history o.
q france calumDjates the great act by which Napo-
% leon reeaablished Catholic worship in Fra1;e.
Tbs Grand Duke Ferdinan Of Tuscany had arrived
IN Paris. The Dictator Fsrini was likewise staying
TIE Sandman Minister, Cheyalier des Ambrois had
presented bis letters Of recall.
C.sn- Del0rm had been nominated Senator
The Pope hsd sddresssd lst'er. 70 the Bskcp OF
Orleans, thanking bin Tor big energetic support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
ITALY.

The Tuscan Monitorc announces tina. the Sandman
legation at Florence is shortly TO be suppressed and
that the Tuscan Government will correspond directly
with the Ministers of the Interior and OF Foreign AT
fairs, at Turin.
The Opinione, of Turin, says the question of the
vote to be given by Central Italy is not yet re-
solved on.
The Deputies shortly TO be elected will assemble,
probably 70 confirm the preceding deliberations, and
to declare that they will take their seats in the Para
ment at Turin.
Furloughs granted TO French soldiers at Rome had
been suspended.
Letters from Naples to the 9Th inst. announce the
following as the probable list of the new Ministry:
Prince Casaro President of the Council and Minister
for Foreign Affairs; Prince Commiline, Civil Affairs
Signor Savarese Finances Signor Bonnucci, Justices
Signor Spinel PGblic Works; Signor Boazelli, IN
terror.
The ne W bat,aiaus, composed partly OF foreigners
and partly of Neapoltans had been organized. Eli
teen thousand Municipal Guards had been moolzed IN
the AbruZza.
Ii was reported that the King of Naples had or
dered Gen. Pnnel, in OF need, TO act IN concer
with the Pope's General, Mayfhafer.
Letters from Sicily announce that political arrest
and excuses of the police were increasing. Women
had been ravished and beaten by them. Polcl prs.
oners had died under torture Several setrates mad
in vain protested against these barbaroas acts. A
proclamation is in circulation, eXhorng the Slcl lans
to rice and renvest Southern Italy With her former
rphts in Europe. Private accounts from Naples,
quoted in Tie Times, state that conspiracy had
been discovered among a portion OF the Neapotan
amy and that il had been traced 10 Piedmonese
agency Naples, it was said, would address a note to
the Powers complaining of these attempts.
II was stated that the King OF Naples had ordered
the liberation Of political prisoners arrested upon su;-
picion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
m.r,.c,s.-Reported BIZ T'elesropi.

MOBILE Feb 7s-Corros declined .c. Gales today 1000
bales at Ns dlclc. for Middling
CHARLRsroS Feb 70 -CoTTos has advancing tendency
saes to-day, 3,tc0 bales.
eOOo bales SUGAR steady Sight EXCHANGE NewYork,
ECiscIssAII March IFLoUR dull ct IS So WHISKY duh
al 20c Pork steady; Mess, Sl70Sl7 So BACON quiet.
MONEY decidedly stringent SIGHT EXCHANGE on New
York advanced POLLS y cent.
SAVANNAH, Feb 29-CoTTosSaes to-day, 200 bales,
let 1ding downward sales Of the week. 800 ses receipts
of week. bales against 500 bales last year stock 10
port, 49, 500 bales STERLING gxcHAssE cent premium
PHLADELPHIA March -FLoUR quiet and little export de-
mand WHEAT active at 81 55Gsl 81 for White and 81 50
at 73014c White at 72a7sc OATS steady PRovsioys
changed. WHISKY steady.
BALTIMORE March l-FLoUR active and firm Howsrdstreet
5 So WHEAT scye ct 81 S21 36 for Red, aud 81 450
81 ST. active but lees firm; White 67072 Yellow 70
re PoRK steady Mess sls Prime e4 50 Rump SA LARD
firm at Halle WHISKY steady.
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unity papers please copy.

BoENEY-At Railway n. j., on Thursday: March J, Frank
Bepamn your gest child Of Stats and Margaret Hsydock
Bonnsy aged years aud month.
BRowN-On Monday Feb III ct the residence Of Dr. salmon
Nose. Bocck Falls n T., Mo'e' Brown Of Brooklyn, Long
Island, aged % years.
BRTDGART-ID Jersey City, Wednesday Feb 30 William
Bridssrt, aged So years, months and 70 days
COMBs-on Wednesday Deb. 20, Mrs Hannah Durer0w wife
The relative. and friend. Of family and those other brother
on tomonow Frdsy afternoon O'Clock, from Der Ise
residence No. ls6 Sixth avenue, without further invitation
M RseG No. FAX sowy &a
b. Chapman sged6 years and . MONTH $3.50. IT,.
His funeral win take place this afternoon at SococL Ihe
friends Of the family are invited TO attend
CLARKE-At Princeton, N j. on Thursday, Feb 70 RscheI
Clarke in the sd year Of her sge.
HURLBUT- In Cleveland, Ohio Wednesday, FEB. ~
Charles W. Hurlbu son Of r. IL. Hurlbut of Orkney Ill
HUMPHREYsIn this city "Wednesday, Feb 49, Caroline
Lgs Youngest dangheI Of and Dorothy hamphsy'
HgNTrAt Esstcheste Wssche'sT Co. n ~ o.
day Feb g. Mr. Jane M sama. KSas sssS
months and 10 days. 49,,
LEGoETT-on Tuesday, Feb 49, Aron Lssse In the sess
III. funeral VIII take place from the residence Of Biz ssgssx
Rs"Ssn Lsss dsy "a Son Ii. Is
ves friends respectfully invited 20 attend without <
Their notice.
Little .on Of Francis and Margaret Little aged years.
Ss: E.rg on Tgs:$ d Fen S s The sd
TIE friends q The family repeatedly invited 2 attend her
viii be taken to Jamaica for nterment the day.
MEAD-n this city on Thu saay March Of .;a'let fever
Ida Clifton daughter of Fredk. and Mary H. Mead aged
years
attend the funeral the residence Of her parents No.
Seventh street. on Friday afternoon at O'Clock Her
mains will be taken Greenwich, Conn, for nIernsen
MoONEY-In this city "Wednesday Feb 70 Of coosump
ton, Thomas Mooney, in the 18Th year Of ms age q.
TAYIOR-ln Brooklyn, T. D., "Wednesday evening FEB
49, Charles Msakings Of John and Maria Taylor aged
yea and months.
TIE friends and relatives Of the family respectfully nytedto
bis funeral from No. Is South Second street. On FndAy
March 2, at 3 p. N.
WATsON-n this city, Wednesday, Feb 49, Geo Eivine
youngest Of James and katTeDa Watson aged years ana
Drnnnf
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THE VERY LATESr-Vta QganstOpn.

LONDON, Thursday, Feb. ia. NJ.
The DAILY NeUs City Article says: Consols, which
opened firmly al yesterdays improvement, fell y
cent but the closing prices were only below those Of
yesterday. The best bills discounted to-day at
4d5l y cent, and the late strngency in the market is
decreasing. There transactions in Bullion at
the Bank.
SECOND DISPATCH OXFORD ELGIN TO CHINA.
The Times il informed that Lord Elgin will under.
take the second mission Plenpo.entlary to China in
the hope of being able by the influence obtained on
his former VISIT the ratification of the treaty
of FuenSeiD, and an entire cessation of hostilities.
Tie Times City Article says, the English funds
opened steady this morning AZ the firm prices OF yester
Gay, but subsequently experienced relapse of per
cent in consequence of the dsrust indicated by the
abfence of any tendency to recovery on the Paris
BOune.
Notwithstanding the fairness in the funds, the Rail
way market continues comparatively firm. The final
arrangement Of the account shows numerous small
purchases for investment by the public curing the last
fortnight, which have completely closed the stock
market.
The Times says The penny rate on exported and i'm
ported packages, is likely TO produce sum much be-
yond the Chancellor's estimate
DRESDEN, Feb. LITTLE Dresden Journal asserts
in letter OF It's Vienna correspondent that Franz
has requested the Pope TO make proposals for settling
the question of the Romsgna.
INDIA AND CHINA.
MADRAS, Jan. lO.-The Governor has proceeded on
@ tour ~ the South and will be absent two month";
The 44th and Goth Regiments, 200 meu of the Fist
Dragon Guhros artillery, sapIers, and the 2ls kagl
ment Of Madras Light Infantry have been ordered for
service in China
A Committee OF the Stock Exchange has been ap.
pointed TO take steps fer altering the law for time bar
gains.
IL is stated that the Council for India Is considering
plan for the removal Of the business of the India
Off &c 10 the West End.
The half yearly dividend Of the Ottoman Bank il at
the rate Of IA per cent.
SHAsGHAR Dec. 2l.-Bnsness uninterrupted. The
tunnege question is 10. ye. settled.
batavia, Jan. 26.-Ihe expedition 10 BJni was
completely eusceatul, the chief having submitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

The January mails from the various ports on the
West Coast OF Africa had reached England by the
mail steamer Cleopatra. The Cleopatra, when off
PIam Prum, 80 miles from land, picked no boat con-
tanning sailor from the American ship Warren White
at Anamoboe after vainly trying TO set fire to the
vessel.
The British steamer Pluto wac reported to have
taken prize on the South Coast, with 59O or GU
slaves on board.
There had been several serious disturbances at Cape
Coast.
movement was on foot at the Gold Coast TO in
erea,e the cultivation OF cotton.
The United States gun.bOat Sumter was at Fer
nsndo Pc.
Trade was quiet and generally unaltered at all
points The palm-oi season had not commenced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

stea.sp Empire City, HARRISON New.orleans Feb 90 Wis
svs a % esis and fs ECos: H
miles MILE: from 1 Havana. 's%s day. passed hp Emily HAL
Northern Light bound to New astS lat o. s. NJ ion
passed brig Adds SWIM and clipper ship David Brown,
Steamship Edinburgh Br .crew) Kennedy Liverpool Feb
10 and 0aeenown 10th ndse and pass to j. g. Dale An
Ship Mary Ogden Loyeland Antwerp g. aaa Flushing
lth %d,s to George Buckley Feb David Ersai. Of
Sf cC%Hs.u%pOn l2d t &c 80 lon g. spoke brig Havana f
,,d Bari Msndi MclRyTs Liberia w 81 days. palm oil.
9Th g. spoke bank Dso of .,ssIP S.ss. r. io
~ oD ga some heavy weather. the 2ah
split topssis and fore s,sysa JAM H. Mrs Christians Roberts,
smith 5Gnes Co Feb is Oa Cumberland Harbof brig
@pn .S Feb "a g ' S
brig John Bynto vsse DO d. lsJ JS ISas s
the outward passage Thomas saey Of Ptt,hed Mass, fen
gale at the time the mate sick, and the sO firus sa
Brig NJ Mayhem, Harney Bermuda II days. in bauss.
Smith Jones Co Has experienced heavy weather the entire
passage Feb IS lat . Ion IS 90 exchanged signal. sith an
with red letter in 81 18th s. Ion 81 % tele
sophed ship MOhOnso bound her number was sseOnd d's
sehr Ida Della Tore, Taylor MOrehesd City N C, days
naval stores aud cotton to d. c. Murray.
schr Mary L. PMmerly Gascon Washington, N C., naval
.B oS.c GG nns Monk London and Dartmouth
Ship sosa Light e. Bath HbsSdsy Lvs,s.S Jan n.
sa. @~ M FS%s f Sea MS Prince woea and
Bark Atlantic iBremenl. Felihqsen, from Bremen
Brig Addy swim, Avery from Marsoab0, coffee dius kcso
big Brother; OBJ Blai.dsl, Mstap1.s.
all a. anchor near the HOOK in the fog.
ssehI Ham Harriet !of Taantonl, Young Man'anuis-
wlND-DarlDg the day, light from s. H., with fog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
.MARLNE' JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......M
Cleared.

Steamsbps-Prnce Albert (Brl Prowse, Galway A. Holsnd
Co. Huntsville, Post Savannah, II. b. Cromwell 4 Co.
Ships-Eniepnse Mclean, Hsvre, Boyd Hincken Issss
Webb, Hutchinson, Liverpool c. II. Marshall Co.
Baks-Essex, Ray Havana Yates Portehed Co LsconiA
St. Thomas Funch Mencke; Restless Lahrop, St. Marks;
Harmon, Wood, Havana, Ii. s. Vinng.
Brigs-E. A. Reed, Crane, ST. Kits Smith, Jones Co. s.
Peters, Lold, Nneyitas, T. j. Peters Carlos Hensues,
Herrera, Ciudad Bolivar, Rers Thebaud.
schooneIs-E. Lameyer Bailey Newburypert S. w. Lewk
Co. Iris Cook Warrington, Bowling, Corners Co p Boiee
BEIGE Charleston, Dollner Potter r. Move Holmes ST.
john H. j. G. a. Dewof; Athol, Basen, st. John, N b. p
Nevus Son c. Al Hecksher sagas Grand c. H. Pierson
Holmes, Petersburg c. Persons e. A DeHart Lowe Beth
Ameids Co.
stesmer-Delawsye Cannon, Philadelphia, p. Perkins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02

In steamship Borussia for Southampton, Hare and Han
burc-F Theo Menke Mrs J. s. Talbot Mis-. Tab T. D
narsh Messrs Schuhner Leopold Schumacher H. Goesmsn
Schultz westeckanp Weker Aerin Gross r. G. Huntington
Mr. and Mrs l. Leon NJ Jselby Mrs Ssoschn, Mise Meyer
Mrs Goschsk Mrs. Rosenberg Mrs Susan Loweneein, Mrs.
b. Rheydt VIM. Ochs Mr. and Mrs Fred Rsab Chas Garre
E. Janane Cons.sntin Mstbez Chas Recknewsky VIM Man
hemer Wolf Manbein Edw. Nathan Mr. and Mrs W. Ezgre-
three children s. Losy Mr. and Mrs. Herm ssss and
infant Mr. and Mrs. Jean Unoz and child John osterdor r.
c. Ders VIM. sachse Henry C. Popp Benh Lampe Charles
Re alct, and Others in the steerake. Total, H.
In ssamship Prince Albert for Gdiedy-Dr Barron, Mrs.
Kavannsh three children and servant John Cesnd NJ and
Mrs Snowden Miss Snowden and servant Albany Mr. Coqu
houn, Dr. Hill, Mr.. Dunn, and 81 in third class.
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COURT CALENpAR-Ta. D.x

SUPREME CONFERENCE.-The U-fShors
mos 6.3ol 307o 28o8 s0 1887 POSI- so4a 2Isl
Sts 2ea2 1885, 1896 0OS 1866 1884 2i6 1881 1876 1885 2s8s
2l63, 5000. " N' wv
BRooKrS CRY CouRr.-Nos. 50, %, 10, q, %.
80, a., g. 80, 65 IL. - - -
This will be the last day Of the Term Yesterday ares were
called In three but counsel not being ready they he
jufes) DISCHARGED. - -
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-The following
calendar will be taken up on the first day of the term March
49, 90 ~ - - ~
The above enumerated will be peremptory called
the s day Of the term, and will reserved aer being
placed upon the day calendar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
MARRIED.
lRANDAII

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS angerield ~ Y, by the Rev.
William Lewis Mr. Thomas Avery CIsndal o. Brookhed,
~ Y, and Miss Mary Jane Spencer Of ssngcrfeld N. Y
HAYs-MATHEWS-0n "Wednesday, Feb. 80 by the Rev.
Dr. Price the residence OF the brides father No 3u Bronze
street Mr. CHARLES w Hays Of Brooklyn r. d. to Annie L.,
eldest daughter Of Charles 5. Mathews, esq.
TiBBALs-BEANsIon "Wednesday, Feb %, at the Benne'
Forest City House In cleveland, by the Rev VIM Day Mr.
L. TbbAls and Miss s. T. Beans, all Of Randolph, Ohio
T00KER-GOULD-lnN New Village, Long Island, Wednes
dsy Feb az 1900 at the residence the brides father
Rev. H. r. Mundy William T. Tooker of kew-YoTk City
Hattie y. Gould fthe former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
AUSTRIA.

The Vienna Ga.ette publishes a circular 70 the
Protestant Consistores in Hungary, conveying the
Imperial permission for them 10 assemble IN Colfer-
ence and to decide means TO be proposed 10 Gov
eminent for redress Of their grievances.
A Vienna dispatch of the 18th says:
The reforms promised in the ministerial programme
are about TO be granted. Every province will receive
separate constitution and administration according
TO the wants of the different nationalities."
1t WAS said a, Vienna that new loan was pro-
iected.
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The Paris -four market was hrmer, end rr,ees hsd
slightly advanced. Wheat slso shared in the Improve
ment. The provincial markets alec showed an ""-
proving tendency. ,s,,
The Paris correspondent Of The GLOBE staies taas
The French Government has bought the Deoats ,or
clOO GEO. and il is TO become the organ oil free-J@oe
with Michel Chevalier az editor. m pou,..
closed on the l4th at 67 065.
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against whi,h place military operations are 70 COM
n,ence Immediately"
Marshal O'Donnell announces, in an order Of the
day. that lie will continue offensive operations until the
enemy shall ask mercy Of Spain, and until reprisals
shall have been taken for the insults of the enemy and
an indemnity obtained for the sacrifices of Spain.
The Spanish Government was about TO issue notes
to the amount of 900 600 0c0 reals payment 10 be in
surSd by the sale Of national property.
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Passenxers Arrived

" '..ar.hjp ESinSgrg ,s~ Qssensesn a.9 Lissrposc
$. TsIsiTs. j. Palm, John Mason, 0sIgie, No:ss
g. Lsndon, Mr.. Bowie Mr. and Mrs Scott Helm srsus Miss
McKelrie, NJ Meredith, Mr. Smith Mrs Smith, Mise
Mr. Barnwe Miss z. Hemsted Mrs Kidney family Jos.
Bolan.ersnd and 10 In the steerage.
Drury G. Brownies, @. r. Negree Charles Lee NJ White
w. McGrschy, Vicente Daunng NJ souher, NJ Jones, w.
Cochrane, J. Millet, and In the steerage-
In bark Mend from Lberia-Rev. @. Hubbard, sdy and
servants J. +. hesseen John d. Johnson Dr. c. B. Dunbar
Ii. Williams, and In the steersge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-02
LIBERAL MEASURES IN HUNGARY.
THE SPANISH MOROCCO WAR.

The screw steamship Edinburgh, Capt. Kennedy,
which sailed from Liverpool at p M, on the 10Th OF
February, and from Queenstown Onthe following day,
arrived here last evening. The steamer AngIo-Saxon
for Portland lef Liverpool about the same time as the
Edinburgh. The Africa, from New-York, arrived at
Liverpool at O'Clock on the afternoon OF the l5th'o
February having been detained outside for several
hopre, owing 70 low tide.