New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-30
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LONDON March II, a. m.-via Queenstown.
The Times city article says there was q fair
demand for discount at the Bank Yesterday and in the
Stock Exchange short loans in active request in
connection with the half monthly foreign settlement.
The English funds without alteration yesterday,
but there were generally SYMPTOMS Gl Increased
the market with the prospect of further arrivals from
NewY0rk and the absence OF any material demand for
the Continent has caused an idea to become preva-
lent that reduction INK rate or discount 70 3per
may not be far distant and this contributed TO tho
steadiness.
A numerous and influential deputation of yeomanry
cavalry officers had interview yesterday with Lord
PamerstOn, urging the desrabiity OF not snspending
the training of the force His Lordshp said the Govern
men had carefully considered the subject and within
the past few days advces had been received from New
Zealand which favorable that the Government
would be enabled to appropriate $4,000 Of the New;
Zealand to the training Of the yeomanry He had
great pleasure therefore in informing the deputaton
that the force would be called usual this year.
The Times and Star advise the Danes ~ ac-
cept Lord EilenboOughs advice, and submit ~ tbs
terms proposed by Austria and Prussia.
The TIMES takes credit for the policy Of the country.
which has kept England out Of the conflict with united
Germany, and in oding war has afforded 0ppor
tunity for the French to seize the boundary OF tho
Rhine.
The Post remarks that the Austro-Prussian Joint &c.
patton involves sacrifice on their part, ana ccald
never have been seriously advanced Al the sacrifice
The Posi- shows how little the Germans are entitled 10
parade their eoncatoy disposition in the eyes Of Eu
A circular Of the French Minister for Foreign Affairs
dated 2th ult expresses the readiness Of France
participate in every measure OF pachcation.
The Lord Mayor has sent in the course OF two days
between 5000 and 200 for the benefit of the sufferers
at Sheffield.
LIVERPOOL March l7.-Ship Ellora, from Newport
Wales. for New,fori. took fire of Newport and Was
scuttled on mud bank.
Ships Harry Warren, for Boston, and Peter Joynson,
for San Francisco. have put back to Liverpool. both
having mutinous crews.
LONDON, 17th.-The Times city article says the
idea prevalent that reduction Of the Bank rate 10
per cent may not be far distant
Accounts from Sheffield state that l7S bodies
dead missing and consequently there are W bodies
which have been washed down the stream and viii not
be recovered until after the lapse Of many days
Yesterday afternoon the pump at Spttlewell Iron
stone Pits near Chesterfield broke. and before the men
could be e1tricntcd at least IA were drowned. The
water has risen for considerable hight up the shaft
The loss Of life is believed TO be greater than here stated
There about II men and boys employed in the pit.
COPENHAGEN, 10Th. All the superior officials
and Mayors In that portion of Jutand occupied by the
Aes have been conveyed 10 Headquarters to receive
regulations for supplies intended to be enforced upon
the inhabitants.
The enemy yesterday kept up a heavy fre-one bat
terry directed against left and the ships before
Sonderburg. The result uninpOrtant.
BERLIN, March l6.-It is stated that the three
Prussian men.ofwar which have been anchor in the
harbor at Brest since the commencement Of hosttes
have been placed under the command Of the Austrian
Admiral in order to operate in concert with the
erection and armament Of their batteries at CANINE
hack on the Wemmigbund. Saturday night Tho
Danes Immediately opened IRE from the mtrenehmepts
ct Duppe The Prsssan batteries replied in the
OF the following day Sunday
VIENNA, March l6-The Dsutsehe ZsifHaH Of
to-day publishes telegram from Berlin, asserted to 10
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