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~ man In Fairfield. Ohio, stole ai5 in
greenbaeks. BY statute in that STATE, the steal
Ing of S35 constitutes grand larceny, which is
. pepitentiary ofense. The very Gu Ia lawyer
who defended him, pleaded that the statute
contemplated IS in value, and that as the
notes " ere worth less than the nm in gold the
prisoner was only guilty OF petit larceny The
court sustained the plea, and the rogue escaped
the prison.
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PROPOSALS..
NAVY DEPARTMENT
L RnRRAu nR STEAM ENEISrE

Decem Der :, 1854.
sasled Proposals will be received 3, this Buresu
until n eTidau Jarusry H. 1855, for the Iron de-
seribsd in the frllswug classes. Each bid mas: be
made for a" entire class apd the pricA t. b-
runnd for The class deli vsred at the
Navy ards M payment viii be made mil the
whole is delivered delivery TO commeB g Ia twelve
days after notification of acceptance OF bid 10 pro
c. ed ccntpu ally and the whole to be delivered in
two m. nths thereafter.
The contract will be awarded tn the lowest re
spnnsihle bidder. the right being reserved NJ
rejecting the lowest bid if it be desmed exorbi-
tert
The usual guarantees will be required. and the
contract will be dated the day tie notice of ac-
ceptspte is given.
Printed schedules and Instructions can be OBJ
tains by serlics.ion TO the Burea
Proposals must he directed to the Chief of the
Bp reau of : team En- sineerins, ana endorsed Pro-
posa,s for I~op,' that they may be distin guished
from O. her Iusipess tiers
The following ere the classes required st the re-
epestiye Navy Yards:
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

Ire .as n
10Th ST. Gets, north side First ard and aex. door
g with sn e. snd
il situateo in the most resess.aoe and most cen
ss at sAs the
merits and is well adapted for fsst-clsss private
per laIss e.
Advance. Possession given imne!iately., None
Ss Of sppy
ain 18th street. three doors south OF Odd fellor'
L ness part Of the city, suitsbie for an attorney
If the pay inns e
eR RksIo single ssn. n. only Raa pfi
(fopr front ard two Sa:ki conveaisaee Of gas and
and I'd ste. A'''' -'' ace If
E0k RkNT-A 1UaNIsHED PaaLoR and
Il CHAMBER, on nrst floor, without board. No.
40 Sd street west, opposite " ashin gton House
and near Pa avenue Apply on 'he premises.
Farm FOR sALE-Blue Marsh FARM, the
Grinhtb, ESQ situated near Brookvil e, in Mont.
gemery County. Maryland, = niles fir m the city
of Washington ID. c., containing E3 acres Of land,
5, acres OF which are in timber, aud the balance in
Fesd ssaS; Ias .nS II tss BY
vicinity of The turnpike to Warrington. and
daily by stag with the railroad to
pal Improvement are 6rst.class the dwelling
house If large and well arr ged frame building,
46 feet front by ~ feet in depth, newly onlt and
with ali modern improvements, water &C., a por-
tico lsfeet wide. running the entire front of the
most approved style, without regard to cost; the
house has j. rooms, with metal roof, and dry
Of drst.elass barn. With stone foundation.
ery, wagon and feeding sheds. &c, overs,er's
house ice house, and r-fri satory, &C., all recent
" built; corn house and other necss sary out
buildings in rood condition; pump of water nesr
the Kitchen door, with supply of water unfsiling;
also, spring In the vicinity of dwelling. The
fencing is nearly new. part board and part rail.
ofimpls ments tools, cattle; &c. win be sofa with
Terms of sale !: One half cash; and tn balance on
smo a9d on
sry .o M Md near BroOhVi1s a9nts9m
II CHAMBERS; also with water and gas and use
Of estn and paslSf fof ssnt to gentlemen Apply
tween 1 h and 5th SITS. '''''"'' '''''' dec #
E'OR .sALE-A new three story brick HOUSE.
L southwest corner of % and Market SITS, George
tso.n p sonssin'nx II roems With all the
ss e.. .s6 House y a. lot 81 ~ 49, Price
For further particulars apply on the premises.
LOK RENT-Tvo ROOMS, on second door, suit:
streets, west side. oc %
A. PK1yATEsALEsm.on,
Three HOUSES,
Three LOTS,
Inquire At I55 Massachusetts avenue. near
TT1O LBT-Two large Rooms. on Psnnsylyania
Apply ON The or No. aSS street be-
tween 18th andl9th. nov 78-tf
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STRENGTH TC THE WEAK
- YOUTH TO THE AGEDu
BIOkRENE,.
OR
LIFE REJUVENATOR

This preparation is une quslled Al a Reiuvenater
and Restcrer CT wasted or inert functions.
IL q a. ed should be c-rtain to make the Biokrene
q honseheld god, inssmucn as it wilt render them
youth full in feeling and in strength, and ENABLE
them to live ove az 8iu the da, OF tt cir pristine
JOY. Il not only sxh larates but strengtheus ana
Is really Invaluable hes especially to those
who have been redr ced to con ition of sarvility
Eelfabuse misfortune. or ordinary sickness No
matter " hat the canse of impotency of any human
orga' =, this superb preparation Will remove the
elect at once and forever.
BiUKKENE
CURES 1MP0TENCY. GENERAL DEBILITY. NERVOUS
PkTITE. Low SPIRIT WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS or
GENERATION, lHBECILITY, MENTAL INDoLeHCE
EJACULATION ESNUI II HAS A MoST DELIGHTFUL
DESIRABLE AND NOVEL EFfECT UPON THE EER-
NoUs eYSTEh, and all Who are In any way prostra-
ted by nervous disabilities earnestly advised to
seek cure in this most excellent and uneauailed
plt atiop.
P. rsons who. by i'm prudence. have lost their
NATURAL VIGOR, willsind a speedy AMI perma-
BIOkRENE.
The FEEBLE; the LANGUID, the DESPAIR.
ING the OLD should give this va liable discovarv
trial; 1t will be found totally different frosl ali
other a-tieles for the same pur pores
TO FEMALES -Tbi' preparation is invaluable
in nervous weaknesses of all kinds. it will re.
store the wasted siren 9Th with wonderful perma-
hence.
It's also a grand tonic. and will give relief in
Dyspepsia with the first dose brief psrsistsrc "a
in IT'S will renov ate the stomach to a q ayree NJ
perfect ~ alth, and Danish D, spepsia forever
One dollar per bottle. or six bottles for s. So1
BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
SeLt by express anywhere. by addressing
HUTCHING5 a HILLYER, Propretors,
Sold by 8. c. FORD, corner lltn street u
dec y eOly,a 70 PeDnsVlvaniR ID
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM.
~ COMPANY.

~ COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, 81 900 900.
100000 SHARES AT $40 EACH,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE SIS PER SHARE.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY.
OFFICERS:
HON. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President.
WILLIAM T. PHIPPs, Vice President.
ROBERT BAssETT, Secretary.
Books are open for subscription at the ONCE OF
the Company, No. "a Empire Building, ~ Broad
way, New York.
The lands Of the Company are situated In tn
heart Of the Oil Region, and include portions OF
those wen-known localities, 1.-THE McElhenn5
farm, the TIVE McClinteek hrms,' and other
proved and valuable working territories, inolua-
ing over Two Thousand acres of the best Oil Ter.
fitorles along Oil Greek and in West Virginia. now
unds' process of successful development. and ell
10 already regularly and largely produced from
several wells upon them.
Address the Compsnv, p. o. Box 1868 New
York. &C 2s3m
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nEhTIeTRY-Drs LOCKWOOD & MERRILL,
Den lists, Keom No. Q. Washington ~
Denoing, conner Penna. avenue and 1thSvP1
stfeet. nov So-Ims 4O
ntNTIeTRY.-DT. W. F. AARsHALL. Dentist.
- NO 2S4 Pennsylvania avenue, sec
Sono soor rom 18th street, ate Ids to Alll11v72
branches Of the profession. oc ls-2m" ~1H
GHHAL DIsO0vlRY In D1HTIsrRY,
ysssA ExsssesS sjsAss Psas via II. MsA,1ss sf
OxSsn.
.!Mould sGy1se su Rersons AAvlnx teeth 20
nast 70 al at Or. LlWIET once, $A
sh9 gave them taken ont By this ae1 z6lx
Aao harmless process, Also cali AndIlYTyO
examine the Doctors new and i'm.
proved method OF Inserting Artificial Teeth II
yVo once BEE the great I'm provsment IN his teeth
yo9 xiii nSys them IN other style than this new
nad valuable one. No ga. Pa. avenue, between
rows 8. Il. LswII. Il. D., Dentist.
MI TEETH,
N1 LOU ME, n D., the Inventor AMI fksensss
OF the MIN RAL PLATE TlaTH ~
tends personally ut hie ofdoe In this
Hsy; many persons can wear tAeseOYYYY
teeth Who cannot wear ottsrs, and no
person can wear Others Who cannot wear these.
PERSONS calling et my once can be ACCOM- edatsS
SfLh any style and price of Teeth they may desire
bat TO those who particular and Wish the purest
eiesnest Strongest, and mest perfect ienture that
Art car produce, the NIN8RlL PLATO will 70
more fully warranted.
Rooms e thi. city-No 80 Pernsyly snts sysnns
between 9th and nth strssts. Also. o07 Arch st.,
Philadelphia. saar<-1y
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TIL e SALE NJ LEG.

UNDER THE PATpoNAGE OF THE o. 8,
GOVERNMENT.
oIRobLAR NO. 5, has just been issued. Bend
" SALEM LEG COMPANY,
.teadily sugplantins the many best Legs made in
o'h02IbSsks ssi sSSst! q THE LEG.
rrsr1MoN1$kiiSs Via H Els fai AND
ACCOUNTS of numerous CASES treated BY this
original and ingsniops ms,hd d.
And all other nesdfui efe1 = .tlon
Entitled to esy sEGRksR&sEEss!E LEG, en- r...iv.
the SALEM LEG WITHOUT CHARGE.
o. ". BoTELER. JNO. y. BOTILaR
Q. ". BOTELER 4 son,
IMPORTERS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
CHINA. GLASS AND oROoKERY WAR;.
TABLE CUTLERY. sILvER-PL WARE,
BRITANNIA WARE. BLOCK TIN GOODS,
TIN CHAMBER SETS, COAL OIL LAMPS,
JAPANNRD WALTERS. DOOR MATTS.
YEArBlR DUsTERs. BRUSHES.
WOOB wARB. AND
HOUsIKEBPIN9 ARTIoLls GENERALLY.
~ HOUSES. HOT SIS. AND STEAMBOATS,
YuRNBHlD At short NOTICE.
Sls IRON BALL.
PlNNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
iY-sosm. ~, . - between eth and 10th Es
285 fAE Eoas SsFio1Als AND 285
LIoENgED By AUTHORITY,
QsR MATTHEW X WALSH. asa
0e6 efREnf, between 10th and llth,
Second door from HArvey's Oyster Saloon, 40
2 In com ptanee With the wish Of many friends,
Am new prepared TO make liberal Cash I'd. -
vanoes on Gold and Silver Watches, Dfa- xO1
Tonds, Jewelry, ailver-wa.s, Hardware,O
Olothing. and Merchandise Of every description IN
0Hsvins had twelve years ex psrisnes In bust.
neas In the Oity and faverably kneVn to many OF
It's citiasns, Am confident th ct to al who may i'm
trust me yfth business, (which 5sfll Be strictly
eon6ds ntiaD vim give satisfaction. O6ics psia
4. u. until Nine 6AesoNk p. 4. sep E-S1m
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EDUCATIONAL.

EE0RGE1eWN FEMALE sEMINAky.-A
NJ Boarding and Day School, ISL West street,
Georgetown, D. g. The duties of this Institution
will be resn med September 9Th. Circu lara may be
had by addressing the principal
nov 49, In NJ J. NARROWER.
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The above to b. of the best American tanse
WASHINGTON.
CLASS No.
COCO pounds best American square bar iron, u
lO,coo pounds best American square bar iron, a.
s,Oco pounds best American square bar iron, y
5000 pound. best American fat bar iron. 2li by
s,cco pour DIS bent American fat bar iron, by q.
A,Goo pounds best American fat bar iron,2 by u
leo pounds best American fiat bar iron, T., by
90 ooo pounds best American round bar iron, -
coco pounds lest American round bar iron, Ds-
N,Coo pounds best American round bar lion. Is
In lengths as may be required.
WARRINGTON,
CLASS No. 3.
eo,cce pounds be.. American + iron. 81 by a..
inch es, 10 feet long
WASHINGTON.
CLASS No. 4.
!sspo9nds iron ri7sts, y by i'll; inch diameter
81: :sss g g i & s, Ills i % %
cHAARLEsTowN.
1921 oeo pounds best Amer can boiler asnee iron,
dimensions a. may be required
oHARLEsToWN.
5000 pound. b.s. An. la sn' round iron from
inch in . to inch diameter. in lengths as may
CLAsSko 3
ao,oeo pounds hest American iron, 81 by 4inehss,
the 31a inch part To be - Inch thick. and
the 4 inch part n inch thick. The lengths
As may be required.
OHARLEsTOWN.
CLASS No 1.
81 $50 pounds boiler rivets, ia inches long and 4
inch diameter. q law4t
pR0f0sALs FOR THE GRAZING AND Paw
L IkG STREET NORTH FROM FIFTH
STREET WEST TO FOURTEENTH STREET
PROPOSALS. will he received At the Mayors Of
fee until II M. Friday. the 5ith instant, fOr
the purpose of grading and paving street north,
from 5th street west to 18th street vast, with
stones SIM lar to those used in paving Baltimore
street, baltimore city, not aver or less than
inches in diameter, aud inches deep, With
Cnbble ttope, not more than or less than 4
inches in diameter, whichever the Mayor may
direct.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
each material sspsra ely, and per cubic yard TOR
grading; the paving to be laid in q bed of pu re
gravel II inches in depth, and the street WILL wet
before being ramined three times, once with 80
pound hammer, and twice with q so pound ram
mer and then covered with sharp gravel. the
whole TO he finished to TIE entire satisfaction OF
the Cemml ssionsrs of the Second, Third and
Fourth Wards, snd The Assistant COmm ssioners
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor
MATHEW g. ExERY,(
CBAs +. WOoD, Assistant CoYmfssi aners
GRkGoRY Ennis, tdsI7 law9v
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H. eUo0sssOR 70 81 =. LoupoH &C., a
C1fIzkRe, AkR 4HtftTEAfkY HER /
ls9 No aseEton HefAl, late Bsosss's. NJ
cog 1saasyivania svsnuSS, ,,.4o, n
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DROPOsALs FOB BUILDING OULVERF.
Proposals will be received At the Mayors Office
until IL m. on THU RSDAY, the 22d day of Decem-
Der inst. for taking and reconstructing culvert
Sth street east, tn side of south
under act approved 18th November, 1864.
The eufvert will consist of two walls Of blue stone
masonry six feet apart, to be covered with New
York TAGGING the botte m eff the eulvsrt to pc Gag
The walls will be ID inches in height and -
width; the foundation will be sI inches below the
line of the bottom Of the sulvert. allowing the
cuvert. when constru ctsd to be 81 feet wide and
one foot hi inside dimension
The mortar used in the construct elton of the walls
to consist of two parts of sharp river sand to OF
the best fresh hydraulic cement
TIE Tagging used for covering the culyert sh all
not be less th an foot in width and Eve inches
In thickness and to extend aud res fully one foot
ach of the side walls, to be closely laid side
by side, and the ends resting usoa the wall to ce
laid in n ortar as above described.
The materiAlin the old culvert may be used Ter
the bottom Of this Gully vert and to be laid bed
OF sharp sand of suff GENT depth.
Tie contractor will be required to cover thai
over tie agyin bring the street up to its pres
ent surface; also to make good ali paw ome nts,
tagging, & which may be aistu bed.
Bidders will sta Q the price per ineal foot which
shall inc ucs ali material and wnrkm snip re
quired to comp etc tn work according to the fore
going advertisement; and no money will be paid
until tn work Ia com pletsd to the satisfaction OF
the Commissioner Of the Ward.
Bidders will state the price per linsal foot sep
erately for covering the above Culvert vi tn OAK
plank four inches wide. deltd
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. FOR RRHsH BEEF.
WASHINGTON ARSENAL,
WARRINGTON December ~ 1854. {
Eealed Pro posAls will be received at WAshin xfon
Arsenal D. e.. until IL O'Clock, Saturday, Dec. n
1854, for furnishing Fresh Beef to the troops ct
this post for six months.
H. STOCKTON,
de 1T Lieut.. Ord. Dept A. A. o. 8.
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" LEFo1 OF WASHINGTON,
WAsHIEGroN. ID c., January loi4.
AZ dealers in Drugs Hardware, Lumber, Leste-
err ONCE Furniture, Harness and SID dlery. re-
quested to send to this Office. on MONDAY of eac h
week seated proposal or list. dnptcat:. Of tn =
articles they are prepgred to fErnish this pot
a. short notice. with the price Of each marked 10
plhn figures so that in ease the Ell gencies Of tn 9
service require it, tbe article ticies be OBJ
tanned witbo tut delay. aod at the lowest price
d alers wishing 70 81 to his Depot viii BE- ra-
CURED to furnish the list punctu ev-ry Monday
morning. ID. 81. RUCKER.
Brigadier 8enl and Chief Q. NJ,
jan5tf Depot Of Washin Gton.
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PERSONAL.

DE- t oafss AGO Penn. avenue. , ~. .,...,.
SSIEET iB6ho; sSPfHfLis: sTkIoTGks, sEaI
sKstssssHSs ~ Tan nassEs
sok kEN EYks t sdha
,Iavijss had many years experience in sa. pr.e,
uce OF those diseases the doct) r BIDS defiance to
all com petition in their treatment and cure.
Recent cases Of vensre.l disc ,ses cure in one or
two days Ladies and gentle msn can consult him
At his office from sto O'Clock daily. de24 3m|
nR DARBY can Re consulted. osn6dentially,
h, eithe6 psEs9nai1y or by latter. At 4s2 IN st..
should call on him. dec lO-Im~
- IS .7 AsD t sgnssas ana H
W continues to read the past. present, and flu
tnrs With great accuracy. I'D is sb!e to ao,ise
ostreet. between q. and 9Th SITS, Island,
nB. BACKBR, 1Hs MosT WONDERFUL A. -RoL-
lpp stairs, j gives full and thorouss intermasion
concerning all affairs through life, with and in
fsirs Journeys, Ia1 suits. Abs.nt ptisnds, Sex
ness and Death. Dr.. Back ger can he consulted fron
I'm the morning till 8 In the evening. Slim
lyI dsnce 40s K street .b.twsen 9th ard 18th
streets is prepared TO read the past. present and
1uiure events, and is qualified 10 give counsel 10
OLD and young on All i'm portant matters. no g. I'm
nR. EDWIN V. WRIGHT, Psychonetrist; aud
~ MRS. WRIGHT. Clairvoyant Pm, stefan. who
Heals" every phase Of Nervous Disease, Deaf.
ness, Blindness Rheumetism, Paralysis, 60 by
laying on hands" can be consulted at asa 18th
street. - In
MRS. L. SMITH. with her Extraordinary povers
lvl to describe your living and dead frisnds ri 70
the names Of beth tells character, the future OF:
9TH street, Eve doors above street. Hours from
10 till 8 p. m. Circle Wednesday evenings s1sms
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A M 80: S s! 8 80, ! $50
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DENTISTRY.

nEnTIsTRY-Drs LOCKWOOD & MERRILL.
y Dentists, Room No. .. Washington
1enoing, conner Penna. avenue and 7th9yy3
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FoRTREss MONROE, Feb. "a The Rich
mond Sentinel of the goth has the fol-
lowing: J. WOck, Wan. Hsddock. G.
Hoffman, Stephen Jones, A. j. Britton,
J. j. Sometimes, w. Houghtry, w. D.
Jones, J. Brown, and @ B. Cutherell were
ali hung ct Kinston, n. O., on the 9Th,
and seven will be hung on the 18th, for
desertion to The enemy and taking up
arms on the enemy's side. They al re .
ceived the ordinance Of baptism, accord
ing 70 their own dictates.
The Rome, (Ga.) Courier Of the 9Th
inst. says that the enemy, 600 strong,
were at Portersville, within A. miles of
Rome. Another force is advancing via
Viewers Mills.
The Atlanta Oonfederacy Of the 9Th
says that l ,045 bales of cotton were de-
stFoyed by fire st Wilmington. Loss
100000.
The Savannah Republican of the 14th
says that fight took ploce at GAIA City,
with the enemy's advance, composed Of
cavalry entire.
We lost all our guns in the Camp Fin
negan surprise, which seemed to have
been = disgraceful affair on the part Of
our officers. So thoroughly wers they
surrounded that resistance was impos-
sible, and but few Of our men escaped.
Col. Mccormick, who was in command,
was among the captured.
Dates up to the 19lh inst, from
the Mississippi, have been received in
Richmond. Fsrragut is said to be in
command Of the feet at Grants Pass /;
and 1t 10 said that the rough old seaman
is quiet 50 as to allow Sherman to come
to halt and become mysterious. II is
supposed be is intending to flank John
sson instead of moving on Mobile.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 24-The Nswbern
Times says: The late rebel raid has
strengthened the Union feeling. We
cAnnot fer . moment doubt that should
. strong Federal force move on Raleigh
and uHfurl tie old starred banner from
the cspitol, il would be hailed with
shouts Of intense JOY by tens Of thou
sands
RumOr says that Gen. Pickett has been
couFtnagtialsd for not capturing New
bern. Large numbers ere enlisting in
ths Cd North osrolina Union regiment.
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The March EIeotLon

The time for the choice of local OIL
GERS approaches, and we hope that no
Union man-no man who desires the
return of 3 civil administration-wi
absent himself from the polls. It is es-
sential that Tennessee should, on that
day, poll heavy vote. Every ballot
will be an admonition to the rebels not
again to attempt to re-estsblish their
authority here and if they see that q
majority, or even $ large proportion of
the people, are adverse to their designs,
and are favorable to 3 restoration of the
Union, they will desist, and leave the
State in peace.
a large vote, too, would encourage the
Union men in other States; 8 circum e
stance of the highest importance to the
country. We hope all who have the well
fare of the Government at heart, will do
their duty on election day.
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most irretFievahle disaster on our ssass
In this department. So far, we have
been sadly outgeneraled.
From iho Marietta CGa Rebel, Feb le
The reports from Mississippi are con-
Trajectory and conflicting. Nothing ab-
solutely definite has Jet been received
There are reports Of fight near Enter
prise. but no particulars are given.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF LoNDoE.
NEw YoRK, Feb. "a Earl Russell ard
Palmerston made explanations in rela-
sion to she Danish question, denying the
right of Aussris and Prussia TO abrOgate
the treaty of 1882.
AustIits headquarters on the 9Th were
st Tresrsses, and the Prussians' at
Flemingsburg. The GeFmans had de-
eided to raise the DameEcroke. Il was
rumored the Prussisns were attacking
the Danes at Duppel, and bad lost 500
Result unknown. The Danes in great
numbers had reached Alsis. Duke
Frederick was proclaimed at Flemihgs-
burg. It was reported that Denmark
had proposed to the European Congress
relative to SchlesWig. Il was asserted
that the Austrian ministry hsd resolved
that the London Protocol can no longer
be preserved as basis Of negotiation.
The London Times says the Danes
lost everything in SchlesWig except
honor.
The Morning Post says the situation
is an informal suspension of bostilities,
and the time had arrived for basis Of
arrangement TO be discussed.
The Morning Herald contends that if
Austria and Russia repudiste ths treaty
of London, general war can hardly be
escaped.
Other continental news unimportant.
Later Via QNesRsto0n-L0ndOn, Feb. IL.
The Bank of Eogland's rate Of dis
count is reduced to z per cent.
The Confederate steamer Florida left
Brent on the night of the 8h. Il is pre-
sumed the Federal steamer Message viii
pursue her.
The rumor of an armistice between
the Danes and Germans at Schleswig is
unfOunded. There had been no more
fighting IS yet.
The Danish Reichstadt have voted an
addition to the army, snd are in favor of
. vigorous prosecution Of the war
The proclamation Of Marshal Wrangel
declares the authority Of the King OF
Denmark suspended in SchlssWig.
The Vienna DOtchfer says that Dem
mark, by ats anterior conduct and armed
resistance, has abolished all tresties.
The treaty of London no longer exists.
Austria and Prussia are makers Of the
policy toward Denmark.
Paris.-The Constitutional considers
that the evacuation Of the Dennerwerde
by the Danes will prOlong the war. It
fears that the difficulties now arising
will be different from those before
the war. The basis Of negotiation, it
adds, has been displaced, and many
complications and difficulties are pos
sible.
The London Times says official as
surance received from Vienna that the
statement that Austria has Withdrawn
from the London treaty is not correct.
The Post thinks the Danes are in
position to carry on defensive war in
Schleswig for many months. They Oc-
cupy the Island of Olsen.
With the strongly fortified position of
Duppel, adjoining the main land, 1t will
be next to impossible to dislOdge them.
So long as the Danish forces are cOneen-
trated there, the allied powers will be
compelled to maintain the large army in
occupation Of Scbles wig.