New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-03


The Duke Of Cleveland died at Roby Caste
yosterc 4y afternoon betw,el 3 and ocock. H.s
Grace has been seriously i'll since Friday
IL, LoaeOH TirtcS Getty article) says:
.9he sun mary notification sent 10 Denmark by rs.
Iris and Prussia io- the Withdrawal! OF the obnoxious
Constitution on rain ~ an immediate occuIe.t40n. Of
Saresw- produced further depression IN al tho MAY
hsss yos .i.y which Tsl aggravated by the inc'eas.
.7g intera-y o. 7he cra'n o. gold from the lA < OF
1rnce and ttc probability tlat us action On TN sue
5lAy ludtce ~ ea5 I- 4 o.! the roe u Ii>couil 90 2
GER cent The general discount demand was eyL'e
tat al TIE Tlak was rot especially heavy
" IN tIa4-l scOuIIr there was again eAfFom' EeaF-
f-oss eDI Greek blnJI eypercuoad O. further :.l 81
about Y g cent. Nb0ut Aa5. 40 vas taken rom tho
B1ik aG England foI rance a1d $500 soF1tesis ioi
Alsxaujsla About f'o1JA held IN private hs1ds VAS
Also trans lifted g. Pans
n Do.Iy Noss CRY Article g-ys'
Ihe Tri- adyi,cs st1to that the apples tons Tor
the new French G0'cru4ent loan Of A-&,"-Noyb ne
hs.l Of which were opened ytf'rCay are expected "
ys.oh a. astounding total. According 10 toe belief oi
come en- aggregate OF <4JNOJO sterling "lA be at,
tanned bong more t4aa uilteen times the amount Oh
sEock offered"
The faulre is announced Of She hou7e o. p Nail slk
Croker Of CID Broad street with liabilities Of about
5000 considerable portion Vi which however u
s-cued The an ecu.cd creditors Nul II IS slated ge'
III Sod 20 has also caafcl the. cf ;he respectable
arm Of V -. Ch8TDcl n sons ci Coventry whose Aa.
Slines reach about $4,000 ia this ca.c however y
a. tIouc, the jas cured c.cotolC WI %. IAN uI't
gerd 81 ssv6l o. eight shiIln-s 30 the pound.
THE DAEIEH CRISIS.
The Post saws the Austrian ana Fruss'an Nep.
rpseHtati,ts wall doYttc.s ,E.t Copenhagen ana -
NAV be- formally declared, bItit Do s.iA possible tht
sotiyc nO-tllt4es may not instantly lnHc". .Ne'li-
Austrit nor Prussia clu possibly Wi.h iil serious WIZ
~l.h Denmark and susp-, tl1l tr4t pe'e. pot''
howevcr dangerous. is pursued from sole desire %
SSnseoucncc al aeir daieat IN the Diet 70 become.
~ flr az regards The Other Powers, masters
ef tie present situation. The allied powers OF frlsi
and Austria ol one side and Denmark on the other
would b. the hslieeIent parties ara inc beiina Col'
sgrd no longer ha,C O I'll -1t 70 interfere. u TIE pond
:n- dispute Austria and Prussia would DE- the soc
sroi.ors Of the conditions which they would be wiling
70 conclude peace.
YIEysBuEC. kioudar Aight.-Ihe ENJOYS oi Prussia
and Austria Iure % Itc0 an u.iultul calling Oh me
Danish Government 10 wltlCIH" Tie A"'eMDts I"l-
stitGti0n.
Tho Envoy left Copenhagen al Dc.'cA tHE a4Ui'
HO1n 81 q priS oto s'eGlncr.
TAs 1av Ners Gays Il win probably bePropose ed esrly
81 tie scs-on 20 appoint Government Commission ID
ccl1ldor toe question Of ralwaya IN tho metropolis
LONDON STOCK LXCHANGg.
Lo.DoS. Jan. ~, 1864
Opening prices CoSsoIs for money aoIe 80, o
81 iot ...ut ~ ~ ID AID 0r Sew Nlfees, q -0.V,
nj oVsOLs ~ money ytD-s for account so5 70
~ 80 Io,Dos Jon. 49, 1sc4
The address Of the Danish RigsIad 90 the
King o. Denmark. SAYS. that they have seen with en-.
faction lis deter lIDti3I 10 maintain tho 10
sry and ind peadc.co " LrnmarkG tax irulglt with
Gic;cgiti,s AID bloody sac !dccs, but which VII mot
xi,liigiy b. borne 10y thc people.
A. - believed that the Daugl Government hos re-
ttot6d t. g ul.n.a:um u Prussia and Austria
The Finance Committee Of the Austrian Rcd artt
sTntnen 10 prevent EuIOio war and locaIzo Ansi
filez