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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Great Britain.

MI Justice EeoT, the sth inst, granted an eP
p;icsttsn for Commission 10 examine the iasna u
EVyyt and Other Witnesses at Cairo, relative to the
szsasn rama seized In tho Mersey
In tbe Ecnss oi Lords on the sth inst, the i'ano
German war was debated Earl Derby asked Tor m
fr- ton as 10 the present condition OF 0rairs Ear
Hsscei in reply said thai IN entering Soheswig 81
sine when Denmark ready 70 oonooce 10 teoiI de-
xrzAds Anstrin end Prussis comIntlcsd most
aniuslifab'e war By Wsy OF retaliation tho Danish
oyerBueHt bad cptnrea Austrian sBd Prnssian ships
and Austria and Prussia. regarding fbs as genefsz-
zr tho var. had extended their military operations
assJutland With reference to the rspers frustrating
tasss eyeats he considered that IL would not be edYsn
szesoas 70 the ruhe interest or the OF neeo
-etiors ftin pcrding 20 produce them az the present
esofrent proposal for en- srmistice, mode BY tbt
-soyarnment having fallen through, they next proposed
% Conferences without arInisrice 70 tire pegeferts
40 this Austria and Prussia tad agreed. bot the
naswer Of Denmark had not yet boen received though
10 expected 10 M the end of the week. IT, when that
ss1swer reooired II appesred that Denmark scqpi
scod in the CoEfeFcnce fresh neeestaiions would he
Ire negative, the war would be continued on war
Ia Tepiy 20 question from Lord marlborough, Earl
Rnsse s;6 Austria and Russia S;i adhered 10 their
etiginel declaration that they scd respect the nteg
city Of the Danish monarchy.
lsrd Saesbury trusted that II ca Austrian feet en-
srsj The Bs,ic British squadrca Boald DC cent 10
. watch its ements. -.
Lord R1ssep said the Channel Squadron wss Withni
eeSY distance and C0Id ~ cDce re C;spacEcd 70 the
i;sliie " sneh measure were considered necessary.
In the House " Commons Oh the 18th. the proceed
frSs were aim port3rt. =,
Lord Patro-:ou MOTIF that the EaeieI recess ould
SrfeDd from tfs ISL u March 90 the 4tA OF Aifl
The Engliea Board OF Trade returns for January
xhn- tina; exports were .l0fl3eC Which . nearly
give and hal; millions IN OF January 1863. l6e
ypor of cotton goods ~ per cent ~ value ana 20
ycr cent in quantity greater than last y'ar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
The War 10 Denmark.

A Telegram received at Lioyds announces
that the KTs-ian ports Of SFudmunde Cammin. Vol
CAST FreilswaIde Strasud and bsi Ia SOuid 10 oocs
AIDED on and after tie 18th instant.
-Four Austrian iigaies had passed Iessina sailing
ives. ward on TIE lookout for Danish vessels.
The vanguard vi The 9th AustEian Corps entered
uOssopg and tho PIussians had occupied the eastern
dcos Of ka1sdan 10 order &c watch tho fcrEeSScs OF
tredericia.
An official Danish dispatfA, dated E1ihdteiahhiti
March 9. ssys:
The eicnys force consisting Of strsay columns OF
Eritsso and Borderup Nothing Of the enenF can be
i0en the church stooplo. Saoghoe VAS e1aouated
Tho Guards having left Copenhagen the military
seryice Of ths city pefIine By The Civic Guard.
The French Government IL q circrlcr dispatch 70
the Prnssrn Court while ieser,ing freedom Of action
declares this Daash question TO be one OF ne.opaity
The Paris correspondent of TIE Loadon 1Sss, says
report was thai the Brih and fronch COTeTn
msnts agreed or oil but agreed on the principle
OF treaty with view Of putting end 30 tbs war il
the North OF Europe ard Maintaining peace elsewhere
In Europe AID that Joint note is TO Announce tho fact
20 tho Governments Of Austria md Prussia and The
Diet OF FRANKFORT
Tie Lonaox Times Is thoroughly persuaded not
wi,istnndiug tho warlike eoquence of tho House OF
Peers that Denmark has no material nss tancc TO ex
meet from England. UoDmars Il sione In the world,
aud oil that We have been able 70 obtain for Der s the
offer OF conference ~ be carried without any ces'
saion Of Lostilties il the present opportunity De
neglected, no one say ttat il viii ever rccEr.
The torrent Of war lei loose sops beIOrr II all
landmarks and Denmark may neglect TO negotiate for
pence until nothing s lcit for rcg0ntien TIA 2Smes
fhiuks II necessary however 70 explain mat II II not
The apoog!st OF Germany.
In another editorial The Ti.aes eIpatGtes upon the
cost Of Eneionds taking more decided part IL The
politics Of Europe and shows that IL Is impossible for
her combine the position Of Yrance vita the policy OF
Eagandshs cannot at cling To peace and dictate
10 Europe.
The Vienns pvssc says that fresh Austrian circular
had been issued with tbs object OF tranquizing the
Foreign Powers relative 30 tho advance Of the Allies
into Juiland Tho note declares TIC readiness OF Aus
70 participate in the Conference and TO coRsen. to
IN armls,ce Il
Austria states also that Jl.iand wond be evacuated
By the AHsirans and prussians on condition or TIE
evacuation Of Sundewt and the Island OF Asen BY
Dancs who also 70 cease capturing German ship
ping, and release all shipping they may have already
cspilred.
a Stockholm paper states TIM Prussia las nndef
taken 10 form corps of $4,000 men operate against
Sweden in the event Of tho latter State becoming an eJ
OF England and France.
T1s London THE, OF the 18TH in its City Article. 6s
serts that the hopes Of early pacific adjustment Of
Danish question continued 70 gain strength.
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II s stated tint sepor Arrpn]ues had been appointed

Ii Is stated tint Senor Arrsnjues had been appointed
II .xican Minister in London.
The M9r4in9 Post says IL is believed tat II has been
und impossible at PaIis 20 negotiate The PROF osed
Mexica iau unt after Che arrival OF the Arehduke In
his capital ard the formation of his Government IN q
pc smanent shape. $50 =
The Emperor Napoleon had consented to erhitrae on
certain qaesJSTnns Teyct '"0 '"'o ''"'
Tie BoGrss on tie eth Was lJm. Rcntes closed
nj $3.50.
Tho Paris correspondent Of Tas TINES says;
The Archduke Masimsiian end the Archduchtss,
who arrived Saturday afternoon at the Tuieiies md
were received with all onog by The Emperor viii pro
eed come day this week 10 London. tier stay OF @
few DAYS they return to Vienna, without passu 7
through Paris; thence to rgicete whore they cnb'i
on boerd OF an Austrian ship Of war; escorted by two
French vessels. commanded by an admiral, for vera
Cruz. TIC neg Emperor accepts u Is said Wr denf
Of 80 millions. o. bic arrival N his staes Mexican
army will no OfFuni2ed under the auspicos CT tse
French, and portion OF the French force VIII remain
fr some time the cOuntry with the character OF
fr-egn legion Whom oil this is doDo France WIZ con
sdcr herself quito disembaIrassed Of Mexican afaIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
FROM roRrm CAROLINA.
Seizure Of the Newbern Gas WorhS-
Another Coiored kegiment-Fire I'm
Observation-Disclosures Sent Wess-O,
n. Hill Cona.nnuds as Charlcston.

n. Hill Commands as Charleston.
The following items are taken from The N.c-
bern On. c. Times Of March 49,
After consultation with the military authorities the
United States Treasury Agent has taken possession Of
the Gas Works in this city abandoned property and
Will be prepared 10 receive proportions from
sponsble parties with view Of putting tho same IN
operation.
Nearly cighttents Of the property IL said 10 belong
10 Insurgents who abandoned the works and fed 70
Rebellion when Newbern was taken.
Major Jameson, Of the 5th Rhode Island Volunteers,
Is raising regiment Of ccored heavy artillery in bis
district. lie is meeting with great success.
On the 9th inst fire broke out in the quarters OF the
ed Battery at Washington. N. Q. The battery was
moving out that day. The fire consumed large
number Of buildings. The Ere was undoubtedly tho
work OF an inceEdinry
TIE Raleigh Progress Of the eth. says Gen d. II. Hin
has been assigned TO the command Of Charleston esd
q. Il. 7. Beauresard has gone 10 the Army OF tic
South West.
ms Progrcss also says: We learn from gentleman
connected with the Conscrp Bureau In this city. that
some IS Yankees escaped from number OF prisoners
under guard at kittrels Depot 36 miles north of Ra-
leigh Sunday night We suppose these men escaped
from a sound being sent to Americas, Ga.
The SarannGh Rrputiiesn cf the 9TH says; There 10
rumor day said 10 have been brought by passengers
tho Gulf road last evening. that the Yankees were
landing in considerable force yesterday at Dsreu. II
this be true, the object Is probably raid the GUT
Railroad. They will find such movement dangerous
ore,
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su;rnce Of Fu-.ia, rsn-.ia end Eu.sri".

The LendoR Morning Post taxes IL az proved
that cen intimate alliance, probably by freely bat
cerlainly dc iaeo exists between the thres Powers
who hay leaned loge ther against what they ca reyo
luton but what VIC term the cause OF colEIrtoDalE lib
srtv We shall Certainly drift into war for TIE people
of Ene,agd IN e6iy themselves, anil ydi
cate what after all are their true interests We cannot
passiyely stand by and sec. ns shall sec in few
,gerka all Europe conyusee IL a struggle against des
rcsisn The Dsnes may le that by 'cdi, fighting
they N engas. beet feelings, and presently our
best aid We car never siiow this country 10 he
wrapped IN tho drab.olcs Of tho robes OF The peace
party ard 20 bleat The cry Of perish Denmark: While
NJ. Bright jingles TIE shllings aud pence. We are
made OF other stuff.
Among mcdern sensations that VIII not be the least
when TN Austrian feet sails up our Channel past our
I,fts and past cur ships IL tee attack OF Denmars
The hour rapidly approaches when the public opinion
Of this country wiz make It's voice heard In tones which
will dictate TO Parliament and tho Ministry the path
which they must follow"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Commercial Intelligence.

IOyDog MONEY MsrgET.-ihc Engnsh fnnus
csss. ssaHd wa Of an Sass rates
The weekly ,e,uru, q he B.nk 9: England anew DC
Ter;as Trc. Co. quote Bar Silver, sili; Dollars, s4
Ss,s,cas s.orsrrssBsrias Bro. Co cay there bss-
been NOR uar-xc iors bat l lridiry EXTENT United
States 6. q 81 otaSs S. ssii s'e esdc-s hs's'ehu'
i,ss-eo, G.rci, 7--s n--cosv.s--Th- Brokers' eirsi
iar ,sys tf continued uncertainty winch hsrss over inc
fa'o q ooe,snsn. pocs s. t.d vs's d-sf-s,"s ~.
wees and he extent q b. -rrS s-s been yr
Hunted Fnce' shown great iregusfi'y Americen'e
Basil. have bee, moderately ic., IN reduction CT .beu,
a. It'len. lave been ,se osr5sd .sd g slsss .s,.
the better qu.cs remain sc-,ce; ard prices are cny "a
over wh,e tue e'.nl0n Ssse' sSPas ssy sss
Ia --s. a . - --i 80
TO Ioca-,s. 1925 e=poft~fs yes:rdsy tsFesyl tho
au-s but sesay h sales Of 500 bates ne 't-
N. zoe FOR .Ipoi snd speeuisson air Americans coiaue
bio g. L. UTasds 3, a. The rioef is estimated Il - -
oale. tneudr; ~ American. ~ sea iso1i incia
TIasr AZ MAxcuEs7sl-Tia Iasrss; continued ea! AID
inesusf, and manufacturers h-d n''e 'o~e reduction NJ
Ss11Dsruyss-S..... Dislsnd s,hya ; Co. Riehsrlson
Spence o.. and others. r-po:s seuf aa pri frgtinon
..ssarced SneG. r-..r erIcT than IsGsfsy TIC stl
nd Tie dsIrsfr.sn Of LAT e.y partially sscoseed W:e'
Fed O. da p 100 -. CoTn In moderate dtnund ct 1do lof
rno1is,oxs-Mo,srs. Gordon. Bruce Co., end Wakefield
Ts.h Ca Teport: Boe;-es dong bu, sfeldy. PorS hrm
S ,.s dss.eT for PGras EA..gr; B-soa i. qaiy 'od
pIiees sllcT favas bu,-rs Eea % az. Lard steady
nieg.3e Butter very hru- Taliew opened :. 81 i'm
rrcvencri. bu, closed rsiasr eazier; noftn AnercaD
40i0s2f.
PRopuoR-Tb~ Brokers' Circular reports. Ashes; Pe's "a
lnei .upry end ,grin de,rer; s-@s ct - 80 tesr' ~
7J. Sr-sf. oDiet bn firm. Hosssss s'ssdy Coffee Irr
II rather iea.ei Rice very 6rn bsEk sales CT Fhsa'
Iii. C.. 10. Luseli 1cliss az ce4Ter. C!Sseseed i,e"
American Rcd 1916. Lpseed Csk-. &s iTe x quay. Cod
Oh sells st s.s; sp-rin, ISL ~ Winlerbssged.
R,sn IN bst-T csu.sDi. Common tisucb, - 50 f ..
Its Q. Turrsr.iue .eyaussd "a &c :or french.
Py,aoi,U.-Bont Eng isii and Bfsidon report r. ned
steady y Crude isi ut ala lo Lac;iea,ins u s-se,
ta WITH ; f-,r seri-na
iospoy MAsxsTs-Me,sr.. Bsrinz, Bro. d Coz soft.
-SRgirI-uTs very dsl agd Wheat ~ lower hos LET
Rsrs and REs, 81 Is S3 Scotch Piss' Si0dSa 7fgsr
oui- but steady. CotFsE firm snd scarce; p;ces ritter
iigheT TzL QUIET; CouGon lsiil1 Rics 5-c,s-. j0g.
rrn reduced 10 IS per tan Tor Essh ilS docineda 20
Jr .isit- IissssD very firm. LisssED Cssss slows Ie-
4 cry r. tblr.. ~ l2is; bags ss -.
sri.rrs 1usPfsTAK advanced 70 ~ fof French .s
can soj. PKrLoLEux-Rsanea, ltlcli Grade, &l9 'aK
Ol. insIllate LISsssp Or steady al So. TALLoe rss
:. .'fasif3 Groves Todd -por, P.cYi.Ios. gen sIiy
anetA,s.J Fius PoKK much wanted. LAID ua.l :=i.
gosis fsilrer dsay-ri Rn- Aueficin, +0!at..
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CONGRESS. First Cess on
SENATE. ..wAsmSoroS. March q lsl.

W
MFR. WILSON NJn., Mass.) from the Commit
FAC on tho Miitary reported on the House bill e5,ab-
isling a Bureau OF Military Justice. with en- amend
ren! changing the head officer Of tho Bureau fr0ul
Major 10 Colonel
PRINTING THg PREsTDFNrI MESSAGE.
Mr. As1IfoSY (Un- L. H. reported adversely or ths
rop1sion 20 priu, additional me thousand copies
Of The Pylsidents Message and accompanying docu
r,erts TIE report was agreed n.
TIE SECRETARY or WARS Effort.
Mr. TBiDsBULL On, III moved 10 print ten Thousand
ey,rs copies 81 TIE Secretary Of Wsrs report aud az
eoisoanytng documents. This Wa referred 10 the
: ''''; TaE ETPESsFs or IRE WAR COMMITTEE.
Mr. WApE UI.. Ohio introduced Joint resolution
srFsprilt.ny $40 600 for tho expenses Incurred BY The
Committee on tho Cordrot OF tho Wsr. The joint reso
DEPOT AT CAIRO.
Mr.. TRuMrIL introduced bill 10 establish depot
and Navv.Ysrd ct Cairo. III. Referred 10 The Naval
COMMITTEE 1his bill spproprie.es S3taOJ
gHrp CANAL sErwEEs LAKE MIcBUAN AID TIE
MISSISSIPPI.
Mr. TRusBs also gave Eetice OF his intention 20 In.
trocucc bill FOR snip canal between Lake Michigan
'''' " puE.sHaEsT or DEsRRTXKs.
The bill In relation " deoerers then called Up b.
The biIl sfraroises those who shall refuse TO return
"a the service on the call the President in procls
nation to Be issued Immediately after the passage Of
and tine a. the President mag designate DO without
punishment except the forfeiture Of pay aud Allowances
,us ut tho time OF cescrt0n and during their asence
Mr. WILSON said that 1t had bean represented that
tbcre were 1000 deserters fro army BE th0ught
ths mistake a1d that there we7 not more than 40 900
Many Of lhese had escaped from the army throug hos
ntals and BY other means. Ii vas also represented
hat ~ 600 deserers hid been returned to the army
In The past few months through lie Provost Marshal
fyr,,ni and under this eyse Ia connection with tks
Enrichment oct them wsro few jsscrters nom the
army lie thought there were eight or ten thousand
lessrtcrs In Canada and the British Provinces They
nd como there when dosertion wss NOS |
20 great a crime a. 10 Is now,
ana when discipline slack and II was operative
n easy 10 obtain troops He cited The fact that
hirtyfve thousand troops absent without leave
II Harrison's Landing Hc had heard that many Of
hese dessrtcrs In Canada were anxious to return and
,eyys their time ont A. the var had lasted longer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
VAe Rsserea Alliance between Russia.
RrusaEn. and Austria.

1he EnQssh journals continue 10 persist IN
DE above tsxce bu some Of tie Continental journals
enest'on II.
There il no eonfrmslon Of the statement that The
Iusisr Imperial GUARDS Mad been ordered TO the Prus-
s<an frorfiers. t.....
Tie Paris Psys Gays strong BODY Of Austrian troops
had beer dispatched TO Italy.
The L9RdoG Tiases takes commercial view ~ the 20.
tifical position Of England There Is, IL says com.
ssreial SeB political world and from that world
90 are not only Tot shut out but are becoming more
md moro its active and thriving center But can be
pudercd at that England avoids association with men,
bess Of the Holy Anisncs2 She stood aside forty
years ago, and allowed Spain 10 be invaded, but the
ISwers which sanctioned The outrage we're punished ~
eg war revolution and eternal oboQuy and disgrace.
4his Ta Tns considers notice for present inscon.
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house or REPRESENTATIVES,.
TRANSPORTATION or yOTIgs.

M. KRRSAs Dem. n. Y asked unanimous
consent Chat Committee OF i've members be appointed
y tie Speaker 10 Investigate and report tJ tie House
yssihor civilians il tho employ OF the Government Ia
or about Washington we're seLt or allowed 10 go home
with view vf voting IL State eectcas Whist length CT
time LEV seTs granted aaye Of nbsaDoai whether they
irow ihci- pay while thrs absent; whether Zach EN-
poyeas going home those only who belonged 10 the
dr, ard whether their transportation home end bacE
was rsi, at ta.r expense or that &" the Govern
lnsatsnd ths. said Committee hevc power to send for
persons ana papers aad employ CLERK end aTo leave
10 rcport q. GEy tine.
Mr. STEVENS (un Pa) proposed 10 intrrst The H.
uu,ry 30 .is Committee on he Coaorct VI tho War.
Mr. KEENAN, ob;ec.ed &c .hB
ihs rssysltoa therefore. WIS not received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
The Nows by the Ciymrus.

Tire extra CGnard screw steamer Olympus
which LETT Liverpool at O'Clock The afternoon CT tie
eth and Qaeenssogn the 9th Of March arrived hero
Yesterday
Tho steamer North American arrived of Quecns-
town nstssd Of Londonderry on tho night OF tie 9Th
and reached Liverpool n 10 ?. n. on the 9TH.
TIE China reached Queenstown eaIy on the morning
q tie TN ana arrived at Liverpool at $50 In. on the
ae-ne day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Tro vyaP an Doumnrl.

II il stated that the "GondIecourt Brigade
81 the Austrian Army advanced coward JGtend GA the
rs inst Tho Prussian ~ r4hal
Ven Wran gel wac ct Mcrsild or the frontier o. Jutaad
.rho Austrian General Gsecnz was following him
A large number ~ hospitals prepared at BoldDG.
Tie Investment Of Frederiea by inc Germans was CT
vected IN few GAYS
FIGHTING IL yUTLASD.
KIDDING. March o.-Ihe Prussian division OF
fAe lizards accompanied Sy the Grown Prince end
Tjeld- h:arshsl Van Wrsugs advanced to-day 10 Sou.
eerakogh driving the Danes BACK TO fraderica ond
es.uring 30 prisoners. The Prussinn Nss Was kiiod
V VI ''''''' 40
RATTLE BETWEEN THE AUsTRIASs AND DANES.
HAMBuRGH, March &. AfteTnoon.-A severe
battle has been fought between The Austrfane and
Nsncs neat Veile Tle Danes had sust3ned boaTy
laoc and the number ci Austtisns killed and wounded
sseonsiderable. Details are etin wanting. The Aus
sgisn headquarters arc at Veiie.
COPENRScIS, March 2, n Ta.--The AusrrialS nre
stysncinr largo forces upon fredcTicia.
GIN Whistler. the Danish Commander in-Chicf there
sfa hoffman, bis head Of mo staf we1o wounded TO-
Jz-. probably In en- outpost encounter.
&c DING, March 9.--At ?. u. yesterday the Aus
faDf crossed the Koding.au IN two columns. After
very exhaustng march O; ono German nile and guar
q wy os en'0'u''a 'A' D'D'H ''' '"' ''D'-
TAs snstriaus forced hack tbo Danes 10 vee. where
fhroe Danish Infantry regiments, tree batteries and
81 the Eoiic River, Ihs Eos,iT Brigaae, under tie
eennay Of Gen. von G8Denz, portion OF The Gondre
siodgirg tie Danes IN spite Of the gresl strength OF
Char, p1,iton and il driving them back toward
t.orsens The Danish loss MAS considerable ano tho
a .wtrians took many prisoners.
t,oPEy1sGEN March 8, 5:i5 p. m.-rhe emery Is
odyancing n great force upon irsdericia.
An engagement has taken piece near GuGsoe.
t.4S p U.-U3;oisl desPstehes hare been published
eere which state; -
"Ou- orttoSts were attacked This norDs az K1ybiiy
ssa Ravrebale- gard and fo-ced back rhe enemy
Hoy occupes Erifs0 and Staunstrup Before treacri-
Go Genera Whistler and four other ohcers have been
woaRied. Tie csnncaade bus cestcd."
kAi.c, o. s.s7p m.-Ihe following Official announce
Smcr' hes been made; =,
"TKv engagements have taken Place, yesterday and
ehs day beiOrs--y esterday 10 Juti8nd.
.Osf troops. having been attacked IN forcc, sith.
AreE wa honi Offering great resistance.
"0ur sanyusr2 took up position eatird Eritsd. a
xta.itaascus attack Tyade l)rth division.
ead enga cement ebsned 20 the Of feiie
~Tho position untenahie, owing 70 many OF our
troop hay ng y-eJ icusy been Withdrawn. We effected
ar retreat Sard fhe north Our loss incsnsider
nSe."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
From Nashville
NASHVILLE. Tuesday. March %,

NASHVILLE Tuesday. March q, 1854
The friends of Gov. Johnson here confidently
expect his nomination by the Republican Convention -
Vice President on the ticket with President Lnoosn
The report that Gen. Gordon Granger has been 70
eved Of the command Of the 9Th Army Corps unrus
He is in front with his corps. Everything ID quiet in
frolt. aW
Surgeon Gross Of the 18th Corps has been relieved q
his own request. aud goes to Annapolis In pursuance Il
Department orders.
The gambling houses In this city were closed tonieA
and an the gamblers ordered to leave tho army, an1
were prohibited returning under severe penalty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Tas news by lao China.

The Royal Mail Steamer China, Capt. An
derson, who's les liverpool At ii3o on tho morning Of
.hs lstA AID qscsaston tho ctornocn OF tho 18th
March, arrived here yesterday. 'f -tt
The Blbernian from Portland arrived OF London
derry AZ . m. and the City Of Manchester oa Cape
Clear at II a. m OIL tie il.h March. The former reached
Liverpool early Oh ale 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
1.atcsf.

LoSpoy, Sunday Nornng.-Consos after
official hours Yesterday s1f Rather few buyers on rumor
Of Denmark having agreed 10 the Conference
A Cabinet council wss held yesterday afternoon
The underw rters are sufferers by the great explosion
OF sunpoT6er huss In numbeT In Celsber RIVER
All tic rosscls were insured ct L.oycs
MADElRa, March 4.--Tbe Confederate steamer tlor-
ida from Brest put In here Feb ~ vas allowed 20 re-
ceIve 20 tans OF coal water and provisions, aud wac
required 10 leave the pcit sgsip, which she did On the
rolv ing day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
gsayapSa.

: The King of Bavaria died at Munich on the
forenoon OF The 10th March, vn the attack VI eryaipe
lea reported By previous steamers he h succeeded by
hs c,des. son. aged 49, who was formally proclaimed
had taken the Constitutional oata before tho COUNCIL Of
State,
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stance. win leave the old lOsns to be arranged other

Wise at pleasure.
"A swsrln Of intriguing speculstors are now sur-
rounding the Archduke and Ill concerned with HIM,
and the greatest caution VIII be necessary with regard
the faith DO placed In the assertions that may from
time to time be transmitted by theso porsO5s."
TIE Eorn:ng Herald saye s'atcment-wh1cn IN
sbal, provo true, viii be mpOrtsnthns been Circulated
TO the effect that n uuion viii tase pace oet~eeh
Messrs Barring Brothers and Massrs. HotaschIi Co
IA tho conduct of all haascI engagements for Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
West Coa-s Of Afries.

The February mails from the various places
on the Wrs, Coast OF Africa arc received.
Several hulks IN the new-Calsbar River, with gun.
powder on board had been blown up. owing to enc OF
them having taken IRE. The damage wes estimated at
Se0cc1.
Trade was very dull all along tho Coast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Prussias

The Government had contracted n new ioa
OF six million thaiers at Al per cent
Ministerial decree directs that 40 person shau b
all wed 10 visit the district OF Jehdo without spcch
passport