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The New York herald., 1862-03-31
Great Britain.

IN the House OF Lords ON Monday March IL,
The Marquis OF NORMANDY moved for various de.
patches relating to Of the
in Italy during the last two years. also for dispatches
having reference to the procamations Of barbarous
character, which said to have bcon recently pub
lishcd.
lord RrssElL replied length. Ho said that the
procamatons in question were totally unauthorized
prolonged discussion took place, in which Mr.. Lind
say Lord Palmorston, Mr. Massey, Mr. Bright and
eral other members took part
Mr.. Horsfall eventually withdrew hs motion.
The London Daily NssVs saye-Nearly third Of the
members VI the egislatf body dined with the Emperor
Napoleon on Thursday last In the evening there
reception.
The London Times says-The important question re-
gardng the principal details Of the opening ceremony
the International Exhibition and Of the distinguished
pcrsonagcs who 70 take part THAI occasion, will in
few days be entirely arranged Great disappoatment
is felt at the absence Of the Prince Of Wales but hopper
entertained that the Prince will return by the st Of
May. The exhibition will be opened by royal commis-
sion on the LIST Of May.
The London Court Journal says:-Ths Queen laid on
Saturday the first stone Of q mausoeum in Frogmore
gardens in which to be deposited the remains OF
her dearly loved husband the Prince Consort and uti
mately her own
Lord Palmerston stated, while In committee railways
last week. that he had turned his attention very much
lately TO the defsnces Of the country and that
important that all the arscnals should be connected
by railway He also in favor Of connecting oil towns
on the south coast by rail.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
Financial and commereial.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The London Times city article OF Monday, March IL,
says.-French rentes declined an eighth on Saturday
evening. This adverse movement will excite surprise,
il the figures In the monthly return Of the Bank Of
France, showing an augmentation in the bullion OF
81 600 are correct.
In the market for manufactured goods at Manchester
little Of seadness has occurred since the last
American news owing to an impression produced by the
address Of President Davis that the will 60 aud
that cotton will be kept back.
Consos quoted the same as on Saturday. There Is
still very little demand for discount at tho Bank, and in
the Stock Exchange loans are offered at ~ premium
amount Of gold sent into the Bank on Monday was Iii 600
TUESDAY EVENING, March 18.-The English funds con-
tnus to move steadily upwards and have closed today
for money, and 93% "a for April TO- In the dis
count market the supply Of money ample at rates be-
low Bank minimum. In the Stock Exchange the charge
for short loans was two por cent.
French renes declined quarter and arc quoted at o9
60c.
The Seine from the West indies has brought f2os goo
American securities were firm and un hanged Mexican
stock, 34ssa =.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKrT--xARcn II AND Is.
There has been good demand, and sales for the two
days amount to IA 600 bales 1000 ON speculation and ex
port; prices very firm
LIVERPOOL CORN NARKRT-MARcH IS.
fair business done in wheat at ID decline on
the week Flour dlcult TO move and 3D. Is per sack
and barrel lower. Oats and barley quiet Beans Cd a
Is per quarter oN err indian corn was In good request
LONDON coaS MANKET--MAEcH II.
The market ~ heavy at decline Of Is.
LONDON COLONIAL MSNkEr--MARCB ls, 1907.
Sugar fat. Coffee 1rin. Tea unalcred .Ta0w steady
at 46s.
tiiE LATEST MARKETS.
IAviRpooL, March 0, 1862.
Cotton was grcfsnged sses Of two days IL 900 bales
including 200 90 spectators aud exporters.
The Manchester market IS tending rpSard, but the
sales were small.
Flour dull. Wheat active. Corn tending upward
mixed, 2Ss. cd. a 29s.
Beef steady. Pork stnady. Bacon active. Lard tend
ing upward and irn. Taliow quiet and steady.
Ashes quiet Sugar quiet and steady. Rico inactive
Rosin dull Spirits turpcntine nominal at Cos.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
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TIE Boston MERCHANTS AND rus sEcrErARy or THE
NAvY.-The following petition has been placed this
morning (says the Boston Transcript Of the 2sth inst)
in the Merchants Exchange aud News Room, and meets
with great favor among our prominent merchants and
shipowpsrs IL embodies In respectful terme, the wide
spread discomfort OF the community with Secretary
Wellss--
signed citizens Of Boston and its vicinity respectfully
request that the present secretary OF the Navy, Hon.
Gideon wses be removed from office, and.that his place
NAV be supplied by man qualified, by executive
capacity and by competent knowledge OF naval and civil
affairs 10 exercise the proper forecast vigilance and
energy In preventing such disasters may be directly
traced 20 the lack Of those qualities in the present
cumbent and in those subordnatcs for whose fitness he
ia In tho main responsible.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
Italy.

In the Chamber Of Deputies on March IS explanations
requested BY Sgnor Petrrcel as 70 the convoca
ton OF bishops at Romo. He Of opinion that the
bishops like other public functonarios dependent upon
tho government ought request leave OF absence 10 be
allowed to visit Rome. These eccesiastics had more
gard for the temporal than for tho spiritual power.
Rome desired TO proclaim the dogma Of temporal power,
and TO make appeal 10 the Catholic world against
France. Should the bishops 20 10 Rome without leave
Of the government they must their return, become
simple citizens and lose their ecclesiastical functions
The Minister, Signor Poggo, replied,-The object OF
the convocation at Rome unknown but 1t Is certain
sufficiently armed by laws against those bishops who
should take their departure from the State, and
should render themselves guilty Of acts contrary TO
the interests OF the nation. Up 10 the present time
leave OF absence had always been requested; but
In OF this not taking place the government will con-
slider what course 70 adopt.
the Kingdom with great solemnty In the Turin Cham
Der OF peputation, March II, Sgnor Jallsrga said
1he ministry In an equyoca position II 10 necessary
signor Ordos then proposed that the Chamber In reply
10 the propositions Of sgnor Jallega should to the
order Of the day without assigning any motive:
Signor Ratazz said he should have wished the DISCUS
sion 10 take place he not opposed to IT, He stated
he had been able TO complete his Cabinet because he
was Of majority. He sad also, shall carry
init that any association should have the right Of armng
and Of making the dangers which the government incur
prctext Tor ornaments The government alone has the
right OF making arInauents.
The simple order OF the day, proposed by Signor
Ordcs accompanied by declaration that It's adoption
would signify that the Chamber supported the ministry
The order OF the day. accompanied by the declaration
was passed by 210 against so votes Three members
abstained from voting.
from Garibald has been published to-day cxhortng the
Italians TO subscribe towards the relief OF tho sufferers
by the late inundaons In Austria The letter says in
is necessary TO put an end 10 the fratr
cidal struggle between nations"
Tho health Of the Popo continues 10 improve
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
Arrivals and Departures.

NxwpFRs, NCUnied States Transport New York-Colonel
Lee and servant, Captain Fuller and Lieutenant II
Jarrett regiment Massachusetts, Nolunteers
Lieuienanis spauldng and y Munie Captain , Drake
and servant md Captain Saunders, Twenty fifth Massa
chuses youneers Colonel Nagc, Fortyeghth Pennsyl-
vania yolu nieers; Colonel liardruft and Lieutenant
Adjaant zabriskie aud servant, Jackson Thos Ray,
Sr Thos Ray Jr Douglass Pene Robert Johnston Geo
w Loud, Henry Woodruff Collins, y ID Mccormick, 8
Robinson, Mr. rhibeaut kmbeli, Mr. Keith, and o A
Higgins.
BRssoS--seamship New York; Paugel Thos Lprag,
Thos sandford, Geo Moore Miss Gumblciien Chester
Hicks, Jno Williams, Ballard, l. Fisher Miss
hsner, Capt Waite, Galsrdi and lady John klemeyc5
Mrs N Kappes and two children, q Raiecn, Mrs A, "
Meyer aud family Fischer and servant tn Meier Wsln
Capt Thenndike, Fursner, n Uhrr, j. scn,hidi,
Meyer and infant, l. Frank, o Hammer, Mr. 1aase, u
Stephen, stoup, Carl Krescr.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
NEWS FROM ISLAND NO. 10.
The Rebels Mounting New Guns and
Strengthening Their Defences.
IRON Glad Rebel ounboats Reported
on the River,
Sr. Lor,s. March 20. ]

q" H.A Sr. LOUIS, March 80, 1862.
Tho army correspondent Of the st. Louis Rspwt,icaa,
writing usdsr date OF Cairo, March 49, the firing
Friday At Island No. 10 quito heavy tho rebels
opening from new battery mounted, IL is supposed,
with I2s.pounders. The enemy could be seen cutting
away trees and rapidly pushing forward other means Of
defence They seem to have idea Of evacuating at
present. and daily getting cannon In position.
Word reached the feet last night that four rebel
boats partly clad with railroad iron had appeared below
Point Pleasant but General Popcs batteries extend
in almost continuous line for fifteen miles, it is not
believed they can force passage
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
France.

The Paris correspondent Of the London Tines Says
The late Of the federal troops in North Ame
have created belief among French merchants that
arrangement will shortly take place by which an
end will be put 10 the civil war; and that Commercial
relations will be resumed. This report has had very
favorable effect in the manufacturing DISTRICTS partcu-
arly at Lyons.
ctter from Marsellss says that considerable rise
has taken place in the price Of silk.
Orders from Lyons said TO have been tho cause,
the last from America leading TO hope that
business would shortly be resumed.
The Paris Gour market was quiet last week.
The Paris market was much more dull during
tho last week than the week preceding.
The Paris Bourse has been exceedingly dull.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
Denmark.

despatch from Copenhagen says Tho reply Of the
Danish TO the German notes has bcen sent 10
aiairs OF scheswig, and upon the competency Of the
Rigsraad.
The same note again expresses the readiness Of Den
mark 70 listen 70 any objections Of the German govern
ment It's propositions for the settlement OF the rea
tous and autonomy OF Holstein.
The DdQblddeb OF March II contains more detailed
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
THE WAR In THE SOUTHWEST.
Defeat Of the Rebels i'm Polk
County, Missouri,
I As., Ae.. Ae.
The War i'm the Southwest.

CINCINNATI, March 80, 1862
special despatch TO the Cincinnati Commercial from
indianapolis says thai General Buell. has assumed com
nand Of forces and at the latest advces within
fifteen miles Of Beaurcgard at Corinth, mississippi
Morgans rebel cavalry captured another train on tho
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Friday. Colonel
Currn Pope, Of Kentucky, was taken prisoner, with
few other Union officers The locomotive into
q ditch and the cars destroyed.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
Debate in the British House Of Com
mons on the Question Of the Arrest
Of Southern Rebels in Morocco.
The American Troubles an Exciting
Theme I'm India.
The Effect Of the Federal Successes
upen the People Of France.
THE PROGRESS OF THE GREGAN REBELLION,

Tho steamship New York, from southampton on the
10th Of March arrived here last night with three days
later news from Europe.
The India, China and Australian mails have arrived,
but without bringing any intelligence Of special interest
TheLondon Times correspondent says
The prospect OF peace and the definite announcement
that the Confederate had been delivered
up, had marvellous effect in the Calcutta market Five
and half per cent paper in day from 312 TO
8-8 premium. The question India is now Interested
in is how long will the war between North and South
continue? II for another year, then Indas chance Of
taking Americas place in the cotton market will begin
to seem probable.
His Royal Hghness the Prince Of Wales arrived on
March IS at siont his way up TIE Nile The Prince
will return to Alexandria about the end Of March, when
be will ro-embark for Syria.
telegram from Berne says:-News has been received
here from Turin that the Raazzi Ministry friendly
towards Switzerland.
The Kangaroo and Bohemian had arrived at Liverpool
The Niagara arrived at Queenstown March Is.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
ST. LOUIS, March 30, 1862.

ST. LOUIS March 90, IS62
On the night Of the 2sth inst band Of from nve to
eight hundred rebels attacked four companies OF State
militia at Hsmmonsvile, Polk county, Mo. They were
completely defeated, with loss Of fifteen killed and
large number wounded. Our loss was none killed but
number wounded. Among the latter were Captains
stockton and Cosgrove, severely
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
Austria.

Dispatches from Vienna Of March IL says;-News re-
ceiv cd here from Antvari announces that tho Turkish
squadron has sailed for Lower Albania.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
Spafn.

The Ministerial journal says that Spain would not n-
teryene at Rome France withdraw her troops.
The same article says that Spain will also not recognize
the legality Of accomplished facts in Italy, unless these
are sanctioned by European Congress.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31

analysis Of the Danish which despatched 10 inc
German governments ON tho 18th.
Tho note declines 10 enter into any DISCUSSION
with regard 70 Schleswig, or 10 the compe-
tency II the Rigsraai. 1t states that Denmark
is unable 70 prevent Prussia from again putting
forward the that Power has already given
70 tho negotiations of 1901 would DenInark shrink
from renewed discussion " the subject because she u
fle all she has undertaken. The Wessnt negotiations
must leave the question Of Scheewig untouched ~ mat
ters which unqucstonaby international and with.
out the province OF the German Federation would other
wise bs mixed up with question which Europe regards
as exclusively German Should Germany ooniound IT,"
Echlcswig with tho Holsein qreson, Denmark would "
forced the event Of federal execution being applied
Schieswig, TO regard such execution bsi, e.
If tho territory Of Hosten alone occupied.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
The Remains OF the Rhode Island
Heroes.

PROVIDENCE, March 30, 1862.
the remains Of Colonel socum, Major Balou and Capt
Tower reached here this morning. They have boon lying
In state at the Infantry Armory The Burnside Zouavss
act as guard Of honor. Thousands Of people have
visited tho armory today. The military and civic pro-
cssson takes place to The remains will be en-
.ombsd in Grace church Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
Greece.

A despatch from Athens Of March II says-An the
exterior fortGcations OF Naupa yesterday taken
by the royal troops
despatch from Athens, dated March IA, says-Aria
and al tho ntrenchnent and outworks Of NanpIa have
been taken Several prisoners have been taken.
The Vienna evening journals state that the insurgents
At SYRIA have proclaimed the third or Victor Emanuel
as King Of Greece, under tho title of othoi
The New York herald., 1862-03-31

|eWS FROM GEN. SaEPMAN'S DIVISION.
articulars of the Capture Of
Jacksonville, Fla.
The Town Set on Fire by the
Retreatillg Rebels.
af . Million Dollars Worth Of
j Property Destroyed.
VDIGNATION MEETING OF THE CITIZENS.
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|hey Declare Their Attachment to the Union
and Rspndiate the Right Of Secession,
&C.. &C.. &C.
|lDIGNATION MEETING OF THE CITIZENS.

1hs United States steam transport Empire City, Capt
Axssr from Port Royal March a. arrived At this port
|st evening.
She brings no news Of importance.
Ihe transport Oriental from New York arrived ON the
Sd. All weD and would leave for New York on the
sth.
The New York herald., 1862-03-31
The Herzegovina.

The Turks occupied Grahovo on March H. division
Of the Turkish army has advanced against Jo which was
occupied by Vucaloveh An engagement took place; the
result m unknown. The Turks still advancing.
Luca Yucaovitch is concentrating his forces at Pri-
sicka, and Deroisch pasha at Zubzi.
Mirc0 has been nominated chief OF the Montenegrn
rforeo. I 4. r
The New York herald., 1862-03-31

VOLUNTEERS.
G. Davis, private Co. q, at Port Royal Harbor No.
vember o, 1901, Of typhoid fever.
Thomas walIins, private, Co. II, at Hilton Head No.
vembor "a, 1851 OF violent mnammatory affection be.
tween the bones Of the head and the scalp.
w g. Hopkins, private, Co. g, November 20, 1861, Of
S. W. Price, private, Co. A, November 27, 1861 Of
John C. welsh private. Co. G, November %, 1861 ef.
Randolph Grnipg. private. Co. H. December 10, 1861,
fnancis T. sanms, private, Co K, December so 1861
Thomas Dougherty, private. January 80. 1862, found
dead in his tent.
Edward Jerome, private, Co. O. March A. 1852, OF con.
Q. c. butcher, corporal, Co. A, January 20, 1852,
drowned.
Ben sayers, private. Co. g. February ~, 1862, effects
OF gunshot wound.
selah @ conklin, private, Co. A, March s. 1862, Qf
Thomas singleton, corporal, Co. E, March IL, 1862,
Patrick Dorland private, Co. c, March II, 1862,
drowned.
ayEyry-SSrH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
Archibald Boil corporal, Co. B, at Beaufort January
@RRrTs VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS
Daniel Ilaheriy, private Co. A, Hilton Head Decen.
Levi Hambleton, private, Co. q, January 4, 1862, Of
congestive fever.
George R. squire private, Co. G, January s, 1862, Of
Antoine Klche, private, Co. B, January 10, 1862,
Thomas Il wolfe, private, Co. X, January II, 1862 Of
pneumonia.
Jacob Miner, private, Co. A. January 90 1902 Of con
| gestve fever.
George Gum, captain, Co. A, January 21, 1852, sui
| eide.
Charles Green private, Co. G, February 2, 1862, Of
| cong, stive fever.
r. Perrin, lieutenant, Co. K, February o. 1892 Of con
| gestve fever. nr.
0rson II. Brown, private, %. o, January Is, 1se2 Of
| ccngsstive fever, n
George II. Husband, private, Co. q, March L. 1862, Of
pneumonia.
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