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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
CASUALTIES AMONG NEW.Y0RK TROOPS.
Rebel Papers Getting Melancholy.
FACTS ABOUT OUR WOUNDED,
WAR DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
Secretary stanton - Gen. Dix-7,V0O Prts'
Sners Captured.

WASHINGTON, Friday, May 10, ise4-Midnight-
Major. Gen. DIX: A dispatch from the Com
nsaIy Of Prisoners at Belle Plain, announcing the az
hv there Of over seven thousand prisoners, including
four hundred officers, with Ma. johnson and
Bris Gen Stewart. EDWIN NJ STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
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WASHINGTON. Saturday May ILL :4Op. m
Maor-Gen. DIX: An official dispatch from
Gen Sheridan dated at Bottoms Bridge via Fortress
Monroe MAY l3 states that the 9th inst he marched
around the enemys right flank, and on the evening
Of that day reached the North Anna River without OPP
position.
During thst night be destroyed the enemys depot ct
Beaver Dam three large trains Of and one humid
ted cars two fine locomotives two hundred thousand
sounds Of bacon and other stores amounting In al 10
spe million and half Of Rebel rations; also the tele
graph and railroad track for about miles embracing
several cuvers recapured three hundred and seventy
eight Of our men, including two colonies, major
and several other officers.
On the morning OF the 10th he resumed operations
crossing the South Anna Ground Squirrel Bridge aud
vent into camp about daylight.
On the llth lie captured Ashland station destroyed
here one locomotive and train cars an engine house,
and two or three Government buildings containing
large amount OF stores also destroyed six miles OF rail
road embracing three eulvers two treste bridges and
Tie telegraph wire
About a m. Of the nth be resumed the march on
Richmond
He found the Rebel Gen. Stuart with his cavalry con
eentrated at Yellow Tavern Immediately attacked him.
and after an obstinate contest gained possession OF The
Brockel.own pike capturing two pieces OF artillery and
driving his forces back toward Ashland and across the
north fork Of the Chickabominy.
At the same time a party charged down the Brock
sosd and captured the first line Of the enemys works
sound Richmond.
During the night he marched the whole Of his com
nsnd between the first and second lines OF the enemys
works on the bluffs overlooking the line Of the Virginia
Centrd Railroad and the Mechanicsville turnpike.
After demonstrating around the works and finding
- rem vsope h EsIs u the iptsaiias Of svsIt
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GreaT gSriiniu.

In the H0use Of Lords on the Sh February
the Earl Of Derby gaze notice OF question for the ith
with respecs 10 the dispatches Of Mr. Seward and the
claims account Of the deprdaions Of the Alabama.
Earl Russell said that the inst night Of the Ses-
sion Earl Derby had referred 10 a dispatch from Mr.
Seward this subject and expressed hope that he
lRusseD had replied TO IL in becoming terms AT the
time be could not recoleot having received snch dis
patch and he bad since found that although Mr.. Sew.
ara had sent Of this character Mr. Adams had not
thought u prudent ~ present il to him.
The dispatch M question contained tho threat that II
the English Government did not pnta stop 90 the de.
Qartrre OF Rebel cruisers from British ports the
Federal Gov eminent would take the law into it, own
AaLOs ana se7e those vcstclseyeu in British POI tai
Lord hsnesbry put questions as 10 the Schies.
wig Hoistell dc Guilty, and asserted that the Duke OF
Angusenburg and bis were bound in honor TO nd.
here 10 the treaty Of 1852.
Earl Russell contendsd that i was no. Ia the power
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81 IS fully confirmed that the Danes had re-
treated from Scheswig evacuated the @eIke and
blown M the works at Alissunde
A Copenhagen telegram says: The news tina. the
Danish army by older Of tie Commalder-inCbief had
evacusted the Dannewerle, leaving behind them the
material OF war and reroated - Duppcl has aroused
indescrbabe indignation and excitement IN this city.
Public feeling is very much depressed and grca. iAdg'
nation against tie COmmaD1cr-inCh Ici.
Both Houses Of the Rgsraad, the Assembly for Den
marx proper, have Suspended their settings.
Proclamation OF the King TO the Army has produced
unfayorThle impression.
Explanations relative 70 tho evacuation o. the Dame.
gerke are expected on the return of the President OF the
COuncL
The AustTans took possession Of Schleswg II T. n
on the 9th They also occupied GottOrf Castle.
The Danes IN eYacUaing the DnnneBerke Jeff 60
heavy pieces of artillery bohind them. The Danes
after eYacuating Scbeswg retreatcd toward Fensburg
and TIE Austrians set on N pursuit
A Schleswe telegram Of The 9TH says: IAN engage
meat took place yesterday near Oversee between the
Danish and Austrian troops. The Anstinns, command.
ed by Gen Gabenz, completely defeated the Danes
Aner a desperate resistance. Colonel Prince William
OF Wurtcm6urg and a Lieut. Colonel were severely
wounded Two huDdred prisoners and SIX cannon q
heavy calber, with portion OF TIE ammunition and
baggage trains were taken by the Ausirans. Oversee
near which place the battle was 10lght Is situated
between schleswig and Fensb1rg' Dat nearer TO th'
The PrI,s ,iaus crossed tho Scley in large number
on the morning Of she Gih, by means OF so pshin,
boats and pontoons. near Anies, ana hLheoist ~
pushed forward nOgthWGrd A telegram AViu AIoA
dated night o. the 9TH. says:
"The Danes are eyacuatiag the Dnchy Of Schleswie
and rcireating in full haste to Jutland An arms
nee is expected daily"
,rhe following Is the Danish account Of their retreat
"Overcame by the iatgae Oi five days constant dnty
the Danish army, giving way to superior ioTee. 70
treated TO Duppe reaching which place the caValrl
tool norherly direction the enemy being continual
in pursuit. Several engagements took place, and th'
Daa,h o.Ces were considerable. 1t vas the intention
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The Daily Telegraph has received the following dS'
AyBuRG Wednesday tn is computed that
Danish soldiers almost made GOOD tier retreat 70
Alsen Island. There is hard Frost:
The Duke u Newcastles ndisp0sition prevented MN
attending the Cabinet council yestercay.
PAris Feb l0--Jhe Pare Of ths evening ststes that
Denmark yielding to the remonstronce, OF Eaope ~
commerce has given orders that the herman 'uni
steamers RAINING between New-Yora and Bremen
should not be noicsted. -,
AI1oSLA Feb lO-Ncws from the seat Of war ~ stil
very yil-n. Communication BY railroad Win flehs-
bulr has not yet been reGstabbshed. IL appears only
ce,taip chat portion OF the Danish amy Instead oi
rercsting Asen has marched further NORTH pursued
by the allies.
PAEIs Feb. TO- ESQ ?. m.--The llcurso opened very
firm but subsequently closed fat Rcntes were nh1hy
quoted ~ COT DC, or PC. lower than yesterday ,
| WARSAW Te,. iO-A circular has been addressed by
Gen Berg to the military commanders ordering That in,
surgeons Voluntarily surrcndeing with thor arms snail
~ pcrnitied - retain their liberty; those who surrel
der without arms shall be set free producing certif
cate OF r. sinatioD and their future good behavior
being guaranteed b. the authorities Of ther respective
villages Irsrgenis aiiing to comply with either con.
dton ere TO be transported until the restoration OF
O.ter.
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roa,Yerrin. intelligence.

IoNDoy s;oSFY MARRET.-l'be funds on the
Oh wer, Cat. Consol- closed at 5it u9J1.
There cougus is dsatd '1J discount al unchanged
rates.
IfvYnroor Feb Io-s. m CoTTogrhc make, l. frn at
the tan prices al r5-TDd tho demand !, trn safes 81
Monday end Tuesday 1890 bales including 5000 Tor export
ard spccua.iou
Tam Al fATCTRsTUR-IhfGc moro inquiry ycster
iav AZ full PRICES he home trace On advance
OF a. 81 established. On other Gesrrp tions holders
asked advance but TO- conceded ard nusines Was
checked. -,
Bng.psrugps--Ncss-s Pchpri,,n Spence 20 enl Big.
land Atbya Co. report ite rset serrrv Dan o% ing 90
The uncertainty Of continental poAc .out neglected q le
gnle.. Ml.ai very quot aud hrDnlNY 4cdi ~ AZ
ter Rel 8if0gl , 100 -. Si2e1 Com dbl h33I.
Provisions Wakefield. Nash ) Co ard vofdon Bruc" =
Co rsuor Beef firm bu. quiet. Porifino fasetn rec,
and worth TO- Bacon qae;. sni UdQl chlaper Cheese
very frn Butter slow, bIt 's held ~ io5 sr ms 2
steady. 1aow very dull aud "a. down Noth Amen
TEop.crashe. steady; pots. 2J6; Pclr.'. 3d. si,ar
usni Ia lin, 81 doing Lils,cd o. eo P".f'r.n
quiet at 10 iog keaned. Bosln and spis o. IJ"7 l1
L6yDox MAaKEss--B sesdstn7,eais. but steady: Sugar in
fsit demand ~ rate- C"I-e firm snd ui.d Tea
oit~rrd Ii.e inactive Taiow drH ard d'.iniul; Y. a.
orrnai vita -,eo. doLesl, ana prices wcc yn'is-g 3D.
lower tan ~ Oc,ote..
LATEST.
LrvEaPo0L. Feb. n.--COrToN-Iho sal Tor two
sv. lave been zoo bales including 400 "a~ 10 lccD.as-
and eLto-.r Tie uiIket closed Auu 10 unchanged laot
tons.
Bpzapyru7fs-The market :. Guei and steady.
Pr,py,e,os.--T 90 market BE- ffe1ty.
PRonUcs-Prf1 g. bs.sy ~ ~ y -alln FOR hn' ID
TpyrJg l,l 1T, o. scLs ro.a 7 I, su.U. ~ money.
f,ri,tCis Srocgsl 5is Central sirr ga - dncoon
l.r4i Raj .1Ct. Nidft.
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Great Etritais.
THE ALEXANDaA CAsE.


The Africa brought cut intelligence that the
Alexandra case" was taken up in the Exchequcr
Chambers on the 9th February end tina. SiT Iugh
Cairns who appeared TO- tho defendants took eIccP
too 1t TO the jurisdiction C the Court 20 entertain
The appeal The Judges deferred their decision until
lie STA when, by majority IT orc ia Court Of seven
judges thcy decided 70 dismiss the appeal on the sroud
AT want oi jurisdiction. The case VIII therefore DC
carried ~ 10 the House II Lords
The LiD9pooi tot has long article on the American
demands Indemnity ir the losses sustained by the
Alabama aud SAYS that Earl Iusselis stIeupt o. soI
the Alabama, GlthoUgh Il failed, must DC accepted
fact that he considered Dor departure violation u
neutrality IL is happy. however, 70 believe mat II
SheIo should arise a dispute On the subject IL wild Dc
In ,pSt.er examination Of Mr. D. c. Peason. the bank
rupt blockade runner il incidentally ont tLat be
was the parv who negotiated the sale Of the kappahan
noek for Rebel eraser, ana that ho received s'5e
commission on the sale.
In the House Of Commons on the sh, some Inquiries
were made as 70 Affairs in China the massacre 1t Foo
Chow Nj. Layard promised 10 produce papeil Oh
Mr.. Gladstone moved for loaye TO bring in biz to
allow tie making OF malt duty free, ~ De used II the
feeding 81 cattle. Leave given.
ford X Cecil asked what steps Government had
taken with Spect 20 the proclamation Of the Duke OK
AugustenbUTg in SchlesTig under the protection OF
tbe Prussian troops ana ago wAeiheT u was u ne il
the Pruss0n Government mad iDtimated that the out
brak OF host!lties had pat an end to TIE treaty Of
1852.
erated with Austria and Prussia the steps taken n
SohesWig and HOstein 10 proclaim under tI9 protec-
fion Of PIassian troops 1e Duke OF Auglsieh0uig,
such proceeding being contrary 70 good faith eod tho
admission that they were bound under the treaty Of
Is59 10 scknoRl ledge the King Of Denmark as SOyer
elm over all Tie domn.ons OF tho laIe King. The
Prussan Government replied that il dsappr0yed Of the
proceedings in SeLlesg and orders would be sent 70
put stop a. them, bat NOls1ein was occupied ~ INC
iroops OF the Diet oyeg which it bad control With
respect 70 the other question the PTussan Gov eminent
had made positive declaration that it would respect
the integrity OF the Danish monarchy. The dispatch
read BY Earl Russell the other Ight not very clear
but its conclusion was Tat Whatever contingencies
might arise the Great Powers should be consulted with
respect 70 theln 1T was stated Ia Berlin that IL resist
aimee led 70 war II would put end TO treaties. lie
replied tla that mos piep0steTOus doctrine for
any Power had only 10 provoke var % put an end TO
IT, Ibat was a doctrine WhichJo Power having regard
10 is good faith would pretend TO maintain.
Since the commencement Of hCsfiltle3 the Prussan
Government had informed her Majesty's Government
that would adhere 20 tie treaty OF 1882 and respect
the integrity OF the Danish monarchy
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e,,r,sts, ire,, fr.) Eficsray Liverpool Feb. and
Qnceus.ovn teb 10 4.i. y. -, 'ndae. and pas 70 IL
esia.hp CITY Of Loalon t8r, Pe,.r, Liverpool ygo 70
via QseensioWn IN, at r. No. ne" ana ps's' 70 yon O.
rassrd ship A,n.rran Union bound M l2ti ~ 81 -, lou
h 81. sw nip Jans fog PSuanJ' Zd Ia. 90 - lon; o. II
passed snip fic'oy be'l: ey' nom Li'srpooi i's
Steamship Celia l}r Gaiuec, London Jan 20 and Ha,Ie
Fe5 .. ndsr aui PASS 20 iiowiana AspnTeh Feb Il,
IL % 49, i9 90 a. ped ,ianer VIII red fnrel steer
iuf 81 sd si ~ 1 Ion q y, passed ship Dfesdnoasht
s'eluship ksa5afeo (Br.l. Brjgnan Liverpool 9th, via
oleenso"n o q ll.2o H.. 'na'e aid pas to John N
steamer vsruus a. 5 tanspostl, Penaia.tsD New-Hsyes
Sin melbourne fsr). Cameron. Msrfa Oct &c tee, &c
Young CO.. te9 "a st 1i'' loa u % i-w Naa'uess
shp ss4 Dossl tHol Jlski Tros;e 80 days ndss- to
Bar. n, ssp6 Frl Bernard 5lAr,sies Jan. I. passed
Gltraiter lath mile. 10 D. 81. bnsr.
BARK Tryer C!rl E.reie no Jaaelro snd s. Thonss
F-5 O. co4- to =. J.. Phips CO. EArerencei heavy
ss.s % tstteras. which ,lsied ron Ssh g 18th
BARK Wihsimire Nesw'n Miasoane IN inst coffee rns
Bark Paul Gotii,b seckl Seesar Ciudad Bolivar jan s.
Bsrs Golden ssee, Rbosess Trinidad 10 days, sussr
II. 1rog brid is Sons.
Barr Polo b.. BEl JOS London &C days. udse 10 Ttss
Bnan. Experienced heavy head winds during the last tive
8sfl Orlando simmons Me,ua jan = passed Gibr.I,s,
1871, fr' 70 MisS Hoash'o- Experienced very heavy
Ba.. D. C5den Moray, Jotuson, New-Jreans IS dsyr
molasses 20 d. Golden Aury E~peaenced heavy weStass
v tlc cOgst.
BARK W. Il. Wa, key West.
Big Eurek' iBsl J, Dnsmors Carienls II days sugar
u. K. DsiSo'i
Bds Kenneth 8r Stanley Marsuhsr1 81 days, cotton Is
ifefl Scr D. 60.
ing D R. Dewel t8rl, Beetwith, Ees; Blrbor p dsy.
sit 80. o. DehfoiG
Bd, II. Dayi Caarbsl Trinidad an 90, Grand Turs Il
dsy. ssls 20 4 ynes @ saith
Bis Cores Wilson. slgus 10 days sugar TO Brett Son
Go. Experienced strong head wilis I'D 10 days n q
Itaterrs.
biz trlas Dean (of Nassau Mount Matanoros % dsys
cotton 20 J. < h. Smith ! Go.
brig Eastern SUR WeIa Trinsii Il days. sugar Bshos
4 Bros Of Suw-Hayer
Brs Ocean Beo Ga Porto Rico II days, sugaT to Brett
Son / Co.
brig la m Cc-1c-y, Ascelan, Elizabe;bpor, to sHss
loading tor New-Or,llis.
Bs j. R. Neyn, ,of Deuerarl freeman, Cienfuegos =
dave, sugar Brett son Go. Experienced very besvv
.eaiher lost seven hhcs Of mo',sscs OF ,eck.
Big Ann. Case. Port Royal II days, ballast 10 msser.
SohI EdW -Td ansyeg, bayeY May ague1 Feb. &, sugs
aad nolasses % s. W. Lewis & Co.
Schr sincs hlA NeCrless ih, sugar and nloliSsos.
mgser Experienced very heavy we,ihes eight dan
y. os Ha,tega5
Schr. d. Z. Thompon Portland Tor FORTRESS Monroe.
schr. }. H. Horton, Fireman. Boston for Washington
Srir. HArie. IOTrey, Antoine Boston.
;chr. Harriet Mad Godfrey. ParScr's Head, BE.
Sch. Buip-ck, Lew "A, Eizaoetlpo0 Tor NeH-t'andsA
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r,s;.. sL,,n and Australia.

The following kilograms per Calcutta man
rad been received;
CALCUTTA, Jan. i6-Coto1 Goods unchanged hIchsnse
Bomb.T. Jan IsExcaage elt Freish.s active BIZ; ~
changed. 49,,
T1gToS Jan. t--Tes frr. Excharre. 4Iloi
sBANaHAH Dec. A.-shi..iugs higher. six trm. II
MgLBogssE Dec. 2i--grase dun God stipronts since
~. ~. 70 %,
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TIE WA. ~ .crLyswra.
II, the CITY OF London.

The Inman steamer City of London, Capt.
Petrie from liverpool at noon on the 10TH and from
Queenstown On the nth February arrived here yes
to-day.
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very EniOst-Vi0 QueeasioioH.
Z 60. Er.n m f.l

LONDON, req. ~ 1901.
The rumored revolution i'll Copenhagen Is I'M
founded.
lie Prusrisns have occupied F!ensburg. Tho Aus
trian losses there we're LOO.
Ea1 Russell hes stated ia The House OF Lords THAT
Mr. Adams, the American Minister had thought II
prudent 20 withhold Secretary Stewards offensive dis
patch in relation 70 Inc Alabama, az which Lord Derby
was 50 Indignant. and Il Lad never been presented.
Mr. I3yarG said that America had made 10 demand.
either written o. verbal for indemnity for the d0ings OK
tie Alabama.
appointment o. balon Zell!rz as the Frnssian Ci'l
Commissioner for SclesWs; confirms the present 'iYil
fUnctOD1rios in Office; declares that tho German
language shall hGuceforE 5c ueed in the oduinisuof
Of afeirs aud prohibits demonstrations adverse 10 he
Austrian and P9lssiac policy and attempts 10 establish
s.vfRrooL. Fob 10, 1864.
The steamship Columbia arrived al Galway to-day.
AUSTRIA
vIRNyA Feb o--At council o. Ministers held t,e
day before yesterday ndor the Presidency Of the I'm.
pqrpOrt Of Wnicn is tat TIE London protocol crn 10
longer be preserved 10y Austria as basis Il negotiation
between the Great Powers
LONDON eb 3.--Ihe Vienna correspondent OF IN,
Tius SAYS "Tic Austrian Government is il3t.isied
with the course which things are Waking in Scilesgig.
and it il undcTstood tbs tie Austrian Government vii
accom-. conscn. 30 cross tho northern frontier Of
ScAsswig"
TIN WA. ~ .CHLyswIG.
RvSDsgCno F,h. ..-Danisl deserters state that tie
Austrians IRE behind FlonsDrrg The Danes in great
numbers chez sen ~ tho northern pIt o. FeDs.
burg Dsnisi Part ans erected barrcsdes from which
artillery was employed against tie Ausiriae who lost
before aud il FeD7buIg ll9O IN killed aid wounded.
Yesterday the dead remained unburied
TEyDssuRG eth (aftsruoon>--TLe Austri'ns ATTACKED
the Danes bsloIe Nensburg. The Prussians cui them
Of on the right hand Danes rctreating iOEs great
booty and many prisoners. Fighting in the streets.
north part OF FlehsOurg. Bloody lsht near Ban and
COppornin continues.
RESOsBUEc. 9Th, 2:39 ?. m.--'rbe Austrians have
attacked tho Danish positions before flensburg. wlo
the PrussarJ arc cutting OF the enemy on the right,
the Danes are retrcatne. Large quantities OF booty
have .sen into The hands Of the Allies. Fighting has
taken place in the streets north OF FlensDurg ana
desperate struggle is now going az the Ban and
X feFuuiie
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r'r:gurc.
II Is nnnoy

II Is announced that NJ. Corta, q Deputy Of
the Corts Legsni would leave the 10Th for Mexico
collect information requisite Tor the Introduction Of
financial reforms 10 that country.
The Paris pspsrs publish rumors Of riots In the Canton
Of IicinO.
Tho BoIrse the oh wa fat. Renes closed a. 66D.
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MIR. Adams HWithholas Mr, Stewards
Offensive Dispatch.a
IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN.
THE PRINCE sATsUMA sUCCUM8g.
Cotton Firmer-BreadstuGs Very Dun

The extra Cunard screw-steamer Hecla, from
Liverpool at noon ON the 9b and from Queenstown
the 10th February, arrived here this morning. with
three DAYS later news
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Memoranda.

BARI Orsndo from Mossins, arrived yesterday repcra
when passing T.nasa fred At from the lot although hs
soors we're eel At tho tme Tho $40. led short about 10
yards.
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The Queen had formally authorized tho mar
Tiose Of The eldest daughter Of the Due dc Monipensie
~ the Count de Paris.
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Poland.

It is reported that the Archives Of the National
Government st Warsaw had fallen into the haucs 81 tie
Russians md thar other important discoveries had
been made.
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ytaiy.

The Opinion Of Turin pointSout that ltnly can
Dut IN lice upon tie Niirco ard Po $4,000 men, and
taat the Italian people follow TIC Danish war with
:evo-isb anxiety
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rance.

The political news from France is unimpoT-
tant.
The Bouse OF the Eth opened frner but clo,ed hat
! Gt 90 IS.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the =Eoela and the City
of Gondon.
TIE WAR IN SCHLESWIG.
Austria and Prussia Every
where Successful.
EVACUATION OF THE DANNEWEAKE.
12o Pieces Of Artillery abandoned.
fLENSBURG AND DUPPELC CAPTURED
The Danes Defeated in Every Encounter.
Recall Of the Danish CommaDder-in-Chies
RIOTS IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
a Vigorous Prosecution Of the war
Voted By the Iigsraad.
Austria Recedes from the London Protocol.
FRvERIsH ExCrTEMEET In ITALY.
American Claims Cor Rebel DepredatiOns.
MIR. Adams nWithholas III. Stewards
Offensive Dispatch.a
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There were rumors that the demolition of the
f0rAoaurs % Corfu Lad been suspended, In view o.
Tie prospect Of war.
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Suited.

FgR. 23.--Stea'le- Diamond state.
SLips--Fxce,ior, johannes Vancouver.
B.rks-Rcar5o Banshee, Fsuuy E'ler Deone, Milton.
Briss-BurgoHieist,s Stenbore. Velocity, Rapid Mon,
tanees Hasyes. Queen, Csrl K4laao. Ocean SpIsy A.
COok.
schoouer,- Nessuaer NlmTod. DIVA Hsben.
EFa g4-Steuiushp China.
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rrNiaTuRE ,i"sNAc.
sri VI s, $50 sss....... SCI lioonRises.... s:.s
aICN Etrre 1Bfk rst.
ssuly Hoo. aI4 Gov. nlt... 9at iie1 Gsie'' ilisS
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American Claims for Rebel DepredatiOnS.
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FRvERIsH ExCTTEMEET In ITALY.
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Austria Recedes from tne London Protocol.
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE WAR IN sCHLEsW!G
Austria and Prussia Every
where Successful.

EVACUATION OF THE DANNEWEAKE.
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12o Pieces Of Artillery abandoned
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fLENSBURG AND DUPPEL CAPTURED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

The Danes Defeated in Every Encounter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

The olet hss been quiet IVA. holders have remained ira
We quote:
Veal skins green salted country trimmed u il8ai9o
Weston : iughter Hides, trinlried aad cured,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

a Vigorous Prosecution Of the war
Voted By the Iigsraad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-25

Recau Of the Danish Commsnder-in-Chies