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Seven Passengers and Ten Of Her Crew
Swept Overheard,
ass Asn ~

HAliVAy, Feb. ], 1864.
The steamship Biberpa, from Galway 10Th ult., has
arrived here, IN route 10 New York.
Her news 10 two days later, and important.
The Hberna makes the following repors-Iiad wester
y gales and constant head winds was four days 10 the
ice Oh Newfoundland. "Oould not stop 70 make call"
The Hibeao,a has three hundred and four passenger
and win take 10 cha and proceed TO New York a sis
O'Clock this evening.
The steamship louisiana, from Liverpool bound TO New
York put back Queenstown the 18th ult disabled
Her decks swept and OF her passengers and
ten Of the crew were washed overheard.
The Duke Of Cleveland died Roby Castle January
49, between three ard four O'Clock p NJ. His Grace had
bssu seriously M since Friday.
The failure 10 announced Of the house OF p. Nall, sIb
broker, OF Ud Broad street, With liabilities Of about
$50 600, considerable portion Of which. however,
secured The unsecured creditors WILL 10 stated, get
no dividend.
This stoppsge has also caused that Of the respectable
firm Of VIM Chappel Sons, Of Coventry, wboee babDi-
ties reach shout GAO 600. In this case however, 10
thought the unsecured creditors will obtain dividend Of
seven eght shiiliDgs 10 the pound
The LONDON Nsirs Gays IL will probably be proposed
early in the session 10 appoint government ss!on
10 consd the question OF railways IN The metropolis
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The opening prices az the London Stock Exchange Janu
count SoH aol, and for new thress, 0ox a90%.
Oss o'CIOCH p. n.
Consols for money o0h cox; for account, S0x 00I
ior sew thrses, s0h ae0a.
IoSpos Jan I0--Evenipg.
Ceneols closed Of IL 90 10 90 10 10 for money
Jhe railway share market rs weak.
The rebel loan 10 quoted al a. n a.
From the London Times Getty artIclel, Jan. i0I
The summary notification sent 10 nenmark by Austria
add Prussia for the withdrawal OF the obnox ous oopetl
tuition, 90 pain OF 40 immediate oocupato VI Schies IN
producea further depression 10 all the markets yesteT.
day, which was aggravated by tho Increasing Intensity
OF The drain OF gold from the Bank OF France and the
probability that te action this side may induce an
carly return OF the rate u discount eight per cent
The general discount demand active but tho Bank
was not especially heavy In foreign securit es there
was again extreme heavness, and Greek bonds expert
spced further fail or about N per cent About fS6 900
was taken from. the Bank OF England for France, and
~ Geo soyeregns for Alexandria About EGO 900 held
private hands was also transmitted TO Paris.
THE NEW FRENCH LOAN.
prom tho London Daily News (city artclo) Jan. 1871
TIC Paris adviees state that be applications for the
new French government loan Of fl2 600 00 tho lists
which we're opened yesterday expected TO reach
astounding Total According 70 the belief OF some
more than hiyees times Us afaount of rock offered ,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 10, 1864
COTTON Tho sales on Monday and Tuesday were on y
1000 bales. The market closes very duh.
BREADsTuTvssopen nrner under tho warlike aspect
Wheat 10 Id. o I'd. higher.
Provisions generally are eteady.
LARD ID 6rmer.
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a m q % RsA q N %.
WAIv.ArE-0

The entire receipts at this theatre this evening
DO handed the Sanitary Fair The receipts ought
10 be very large, ard the exsmpeef Manager wsiack
ought 70 be followed BY every theatrical manager
10 Rosedae, the capital and successful adaptation
Of Lady Lees widownood, will be the play OF the
evening All OF the best artists will appear aud Mr.
Lester wsack win sing comic song.
BROADWAY CIRCUS.
This establishment on Broadway, near Broome street
s, we glad TO say very successful II much more
pleasant 10 assist at circus performances In han dsome
comfortable, well lighted theatre than in a damp and
deary tent and The public fully appreciate this
Improvement.
Last evening fine troupe OF twelve gymnsss call NJ
themselves the Bedouin Arabs added to the already
numerous attractions OF this circus. Besides this all
The riders did their most daring and graceful feats
Madame Tournare showed hos lsdes ought ride and
cont-in the blessed Park and the clowns tried their
utmost 10 be witty and although the night veriGed
longelows highly original observation that Unto each
lie some rain must FAM the large lumber OF spectators
present enjoyed themselves eapialiy.
We have word or two Of advice TO the clowns OF this
circus however. Mr.. Reynolds the second clown, is
very acceptable but Mr. Joe Pouland, the first clown
very often forgeiul O. the modesy which should
accompany true humor We are the more surprised and
annoyed al this because Mr.. Pentsnd an old hand in
the ring and has quite considerable reputation. lie
ought be old enough 10 know, therefore, that
politsn ladies and gentlemen not willing 10 sub.
NIT 10 any more grossness from clown in circus
which hope will be speedily corrected, Mr.. Lents
circus rs every way worthy OF patronage y, that the
grand the noble. the sublime, the erertual the une
quaed art OF Kissing in this city and then
such exceptions would ever have 10 be noticed by the
critics
PICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR.
Perhain exhibiting pictorial history or the war at
No. $50 Broadway Mr. terhsm has also gift enterprise
for The benefit OF wounded solders.
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CorOnera' InqueAts.

fAIAL RAILWAY cAsUAITY.-OD Sunday Afternoon n
number Of small boys made an effort to Jump on Tho
platform OF sxtythree Of the East River Rail
road line passing through avenue A. near Four
teenth street. The driver drove them away, BIZ tney
returned again, when OF them, named Robert Mar
shall ten years OF age, stumbled and fell before tho
wheel, which passed over his body crushing bm terri
bly,. Ne was forthwith removed % Bellevue Hospital,
where he died hours subsequently. The deceased
lived with parents the OF First and
Nineteenth street. Coroner Naumann notified
hold inquest the body. The Eighteenth precinct
police 10 attach blame to the driver OF the
SUICIDE ~ HANGING Coroner Collin yesterday reid
inquest No 40 Prince street the body Of Ellen cline,
Irish woman forty two years or age, who committed
suicide by hanging herself while aborng under temIo
rary alteration OF mind Deceased, IL 10 alleged, had
been In tho haot OF drinking 10 excess and yesterday
morning early attempted to hang herself 10 oedposs
with her apron but prevented by the interference
her eldest ughter soon afterwards Mrs. Cline COM
PEELED her little girl 10 cut piece from the clothes inc,
after which she locked her three children Va tie room.
Then pac ne rope around her neck, Mrs Cre hung
herself 10 the nansters. The OF the CHILDREN
soon brought assistance but when the body WAC cut
down lie was extinct Tho jury rendered q verdict
responding with the foregoing facts The husband q de-
ceased is soldier, attached 10 the Ono Hundred bpd
Seventeen regiment New York Volunteers.
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THE SCHLEsWIG.HOLSTBIN QUESTION.


Europe on the Brink OF War-Denmark
tum-Miiitary Preparations I'm Austria
and Prussia-Reported Retirement Of
the Austrian and Prussian Ministers
from Copenhagen. Sc, sSc.
Denmark has rejected the Austro- Prussisn utmstum.
The Austrian and rrussiau Ambassadors are reported
10 have quilted Copenhagen.
On The 18th ut The Emperor OF Austria rev owed
twenty thousand roops, TO march Immediately for
schleswig.
Prussan military preparations were progressing vgor.
Dusty.
tho London Post Of January 10 Gays the Aus.
TRAN and Prussisn representatives win doubtless
quit Copenhagen, and war may lie formally de.
clrei; but is still possible that active bosiil.
lies may not instantly follow. Neither Austria nor
Prussia can possibly wish for serious war with Den
marx and We suspect that their present policy, however
dangerous Is pursued from sos desire IN consequence
or their defeat IN The Diet 10 become far regards
las other Powers, masters OF the present situation.
The allied Powers Of Prussia AMI Austria one side,
All Dsunsrk ., the other w0g,4 % The bs.erent par
iss, aud the German conference.-the 10 say the
minor German pcwers-wolli % longer have right to
interfere n tbs peniins dispute Austria ADD Prussia
would be The sole arblisrs o. the coalitions on which
,hsy would be willing - conclude psacs
Denmark telegram 70 tbs Lo1ion HO1N says -
Flrssgse, Jan. is-Sight
rAs EnyOys Of Prossis aassustra have presented an
ulimslum calling on ,hs oaa'sa soyTanspi 10 With.
draw the November Constitution.
The Danish gover1msn, have rs;scted the demand.
rhs Enyoys left copsnbsssn Two O'Clock this after
room ia 4 privats steamer
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Musical.
THE ITALIAN OPERA.

The weather wretched last night, on the occasion
Of the Inauguration Of Mr. haetzeks grand operatic sea
son but, nevertheless, very large and very fashion
able audience oiled our Academy or Music Owing 10
the ndspoeton Of Senor Baobi there was change 10
The programme, Trovatore boing substituted for lone.
That The audience not annoyed at this evnced
by their hearty applause Of verds ehsd azure, admi.
raby sung by Mareizeks srtists The Trovatore will
ever he favorte operathat unlees the dreary Emusic
Of the future" should become appreciated by the pub
Ito, which case the melodies that abound
throughout the Trovatore would sound AZ much
out Of place as jig tunes In church. We shall
have passed away that period fondly hope,
conceive OF no greater punishment than listening
the music we have above mentioned, Chinese TAM
being quite cheerful in comparison
10 return to our artists will state that and all
were 10 admirable voice, and that they sang verdi's
70 al their hands-no, hroAts Az they made their ap
pearsnce they were loudly welcomed by the audience
We noticed that there was more than usual warmth in
lbe applause last evening The public is doubtless
oioed % the opportunity Of enjoying for month Opera
well sung and well put upon the stage. j Trovatore
100 familiar TO the hGttues Of the Academy for
do more than notice that the performance whole
On Wednesday evening Mozarts Don Giovanni will
be given and on Thursday evening Gounods most sue
Ceseiul OPERA Faust.
i Is now well known by the public that signor Brig.
po hos been engaged by Mi Maretzek and that shall
have the pleasure Of hearing him sing opera
be RECEIVERS from the ndspositon he Is laooripg under
and Mazzolen These artists different In style and
will not appear In the operas st both have hosts
OF friends, and these, 10 their desire patronIze their
favoritee, may get up sensation In shat the
son will be all the more spirited. W. shall then have
she war Of the at the Opera HouseYork and Ian
caster 10 Irving place. En ~
IL doubtless gratifyingto those who we're present
Mt the Academy OF Music last evening 70 witness the
age which awaits this operate season. We have been
cayilled at 10 no measured terms by some "wouA be
critics and can't be gentlemen because nave Insisted
the fact that fashion ID necessary opera We
repeat the assertion, and wish that the vandas who
think otherwise might ever get their plum puddingi
without pluns, their punch without sugar in short tina
their comforts and epoymenm may be Incomplete until
they TO appreciate mueic however nne IL al
the enjoyable when heard under advantageous cir
cumstances Even the finest masterpiece OF painting re-
CURES frame The richest jewel may be enhanced b.
.ts setting.
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Police intelligence.

Tn FOURTH WARD AuRDER-AsoruEa % TEE "ClUB-
nKas' ARREsrspshorty before twelve O'Clock on Sun
day night officers wogan ana Towns, Of the Fourth
precinct entered the saloon OF Madame Bell, corner Of
Prince street and Broadway search OF the "cubbers
who 40 brutaily murdered Albert Coleman, tho capal
boatman in Water street last Friday evening By frac-
turing his skull with club After searching The place
thoroughly the officers were about giving up IN
despair when oncer Towns observed IMAM seated al
table In extreme corner OF the room, with his hat
pulled his eyes soon the fellow lifted his head.
and instantly recognized william Collins, one "
the alleged "clubbers'' concerned In the murder OF
Coleman. At the table tho officers also found
other man, who stands charged with shooting
onicer swespy, OF the Four,a precinct on Now
Years Day. This man is known 40 John
Dobbe, reputed thief, nineteen years Of age.
Fearing resistance BY the men, officers wogsn and Towns
stood ready 10 do their duty regardless OF
Contrary 10 expectation both Collins and Dobbe being
informed that they were prisoners expressed willing
10 accompany the officers the station house and
did without making any trouble. Collins yester
taken before Coroner Naunann and committed Tho
Iombs TO await the action OF the Grand Jury. Collins
recognized by Mr. Doyle, the substitute broker
the who struck him with club In the drinking place
OF Water and Roosevelt streets. Dobbs
ragned before Justice Hogan at the Tombs yesterday
afternoon and committed TO for shooting officer
Sweeny Since being shot the officer has been confined 10
his house tl yesterday when by the aid OF friends, no
was brought into court and made an afldavt against
Iohh
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DsArH or AN OLD MkRoHASr.-Nr. Samuel T. Williams,
Of the nrm OF searles Williams, well known merchant
Of this city, expired last Sunday morning, at es
dence lTs Vest Eleventh street, in the atty seventh
year OF his age. His death quite unexpected BY bio
friends although he had been III for three four days
previous. Mr. Williams vas paiivs Of this city, and
was distinguished in church and artistic a. vel 10 In
commercial circles His funeral viii take place o. ono
O'Clock this Afternoon from bis late residence.
SEw SAVINGS BAyx 0PxyxD.-Ihe Market Savings
Bank, a new banking institution, designed for NO
accommodation Of the laborins classes, vas icf-
maly opened yesterday FOR the harsaenon ca
business THIS Institution appears TO 90 almost o..
cluslvely a second ward enterprise, being orssnheo
and conducted under the direction o. many " 70 s,s
chants and business men Of that loaily. sasaeo
in ths ana marble bulldog No. - Nassau sIee iew
doors from lie corner u Fulton street oooupya In9
suit o rooms on the arst 1oo zoe nfst ICON aevoed
eccnnss tsmporsry a. ,ficss for the trustees and
srsntors The whole 10 aed up IN o neat end refreth-
snv s,yis An hour alter the doors we're thrown open
yesterday the new bank was VISITED ~ ssvsrsi msr-
pleasant little collation., furnished BY the directors
our reporter was informed BY one OF the officers tbas
thousands Of dollars bad ~ that time already been
deposited, and thai tie prospects were very svoraoIc
Carter President James o. stonea and Charles Cooper,
Vice Presidents rhos. W. oowdn, Treasurer Henry X.
Conklin, Secretary.
YAwLsoAf cArszsD AND PRosAsLs pRowaro On 1ams
stSx "a small yawlboas was picked w on Sunday pear
sAten Island, bottom up. Whom hrss seen
sns wm about ooe hundred yards from land With man
cingng 10 her keelg but before 9sDanos eouu rea.n
him be fell OF aud was lost gentleman reporteo
her previously, With three persons 90 aer ~ sssn
artarwsrds coal and cap found . The beat N'eh
she was rghted.
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The Hustled Habeas Corpus Case Again
euPaEN1 corRr- cHAMSyRs.
3s.ore Judge Barnard


THs 1.-The busted habeas CORPUS case which was 70
have coma up again this morning postponed conss
ouspce Of the absence Of ono Of ns counsel for Mrs Has
ted.
In opposing ary further adjournment, ine COUNSEL
for Mr. Hustled referred 10 certain statements which had
found their way Into the newspapers and we're calculated
10 nlpre b,s client There was nothing 10 The testimony
going 10 show that Mr. Hustled was man o. bad onarac.
"a a. as represented by The counsel for Mrs Hustled
and tbev we're that the matter should DO brought
10 speedy trial. and we're willing 10 submit upon The
evidence already on hle IN The court
Judge barnard decided 10 poi the OF FOR day and
sad the matter must be disposed 81 resday 20 which
time tho hearing was ad ournsds
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IMPORTANT FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Withdrawal Of the Rebels from King
gold and Dalton, Ga.
Probable Reinforcement OF
LOngstreet,
H., &C., 40.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Jan. 81, 1894.
Ihave just arrived hero from Chattanooga. before
left General Palmer had just returned from
sancs TO Rnggod and Dalton. Tho main force u tho
enemy had undoubtedly left and General Palmer thinks
they marched towards General Lopgseet, for the
pose OF invading kentucky.
Since arriving here have obtained information which
satisfies me that Hardee has reinforced Mobile.
An attack was undoubtedly made on Mobile within Eve
days past Persons here have solicited permission to 20
through our lines 10 attend relatives wounded - Mobile
Positive information may be expected Of attach
on that place, and it's probable fall.
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were on thoi way iron wbington 70 Alexandria on sop
the freight oars when tbe spot where sbe George
town Canal Crosses the track Sergeant James Hamilton,
Of g. Lawrence county, New York. got on sop 70 tell tbe
mon 70 lay close the and whe telling them was
himself struck and instantly killed. soldier was ase
struck, but u 10 thought 10 viii recover.
EXAMINATION OF oyy,oBRs OF ooL0RsD REGIMENTS.
General Cssey's Board has examined during the past
week extytwo applicants, twenty seven Of whom were
passed, including ieutenant solcne eve captains
twenty lieutepspts The coored regiments are
suffering from the lack OF cfoient oncers, and the o.
most expedition required Of tho Beard 10 supply the
deficiency
OUR TRADE WITH 0ArADA.
From statistics sent 10 CoDgIesS Today BY Secretary
Chase IL appears that our imports from Canada have 90
creased very materially during sbe past two year, Our
Exports to that province amount 10 about nineteen mil
lions per oppum. Ns
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lhs Latest NeYs.

LoNDoN, yhn. ", Itb4,
ne address Of the Danish Ris,rai 70 The King Den
mark says that they have seso with sincere sa.isiao
ton his determination 70 msuialn the liberty aud inds
psadsncs 81 Dsnmsrk-a tuk frsusht with di1icultss
sad booiy sacrifices, bat which viii most willingly bs
borne By the people.
IVA believed that The Dsnsb yovnamsn, has rejected
the ulllmalum OF Prussia and Austria
The finance Committee Of Nc Austrian Rslehsrath
have declared that the wish Of the Austrian govern.
men, 10 prevent European war and oclizs hcs,lnIe.
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN viRelsn,
Feb. 1-Eyening
eight took place late this afternoon In the New creek
valley between advancing column OF the encmy's
troops and column OF After sharp engage.
repused the enemy, driving him back two
miles,
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GENERAL KELLEYS DEPARTMENT.
s~r~rc~~-No|c~-,>~~~<~>
Advance Of the Enemy In Western
Virginia.
~~~~>>~~~~~->->~>~~>~~
Occupation Of Burlington by the
+ Rebels.
~---<-e>~-e~-~e~~~~~>~@~~
Fight and Defeat of the Rebels in New
Creek Valley,
-, -. -.
Mr.. r. o. Wilson's Dispatches.

EEApotARIER DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN vRelNn,l
Feb. ], 1864.
Considerable excitement prevailed along the line Of tho
railroad to-day, occasoned by precautionary move
ments than anything else.
Yesterday morning portion Of rebel brigade that
bad been sent into the New creek valley for the
pose Of nterceptng one Of our moving columns came
upon the OF Colonel Ihoburns command Shereopon
skirmishng ensued between tho two forces. Our men
finally drove the rebels back.
This afternoon the enemy again advanced, and ibis
time occupied Burlington.
Brick diminishing going at different times doring
the day.
Much confidence ID felt in General Keleys ability TO
defeat the enemys designs Up TO this time everything
Is favorable to the interests or our side
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The French Chambers continued 10 debate The address
10 the Emperor Napoleon.
II 10 stated that The amendment in regard TO Mexico
viii be met By ministerial statement that since the Let
OF January oil The expenses OF the French troops have
been borne BY the Mexican government
The Archduke hexmilian viii visit Paris a. the auest
of inc Emperor, and viii DO received With appropriate
honCra.
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Death OF Boston Actor. ,ss.

,ir r. r. Eeach The vel known actor aud oaiAso' =
he Roe,on Museum. dici yessefda
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rev spsnish ministry has tccn formed, WITH icrsDz
AyrcsslG ~ frcsidert.
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cMibadi has isfocd q proclams.saa Announcing M
formation of committee 70 promote the Italian Jpo ION
ard inviting al Italians 10 rally around "a.
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IMPORTANT From EUROPE.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT From EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Habernta az
Halifax.
TWO DAYs IATz1 NEWS.
The Old World Apparently on
the Brink Of War.
Denmark Rejects the U;timatum Of
Austria and Prussia Relative
u sehleswig- BelsteiR. !.
Retirement Of the Austrian and Prussian
Ministers from Copenhagen.
the GERMAN CONFEDERATION DIVIDED.
-S~~~~->o-----o~~o~-
MANIFESTO FROM GARlDALDl 70 ITALY.
s>~~o~cO>>,>~o~~>~>-.,~.
Extraordinary Success Of the
French Loan.
Blight Hundred Millions Of Dollars offered On
alall for Sixty Millisna
~>-s.>~~>--~~~>->~>~~c
The "Meyican Government Paying
the French Army Since Jan. /.
Macmillan to be Received with
Royal Hopcgs in Paris.
~o>osooo1>~->o~>coo~~~
The Steamship Louisiana, for New
York, Disabled at Cork.
Seven Passengers and Ten Of Her Crew
Swept Overheard,
ass As.s ~
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dIeene g Bvcrron Of o. va. Tho Lacrosse ard MI.
vnusee Railroad Company caee n beng aygued in
be tgpycWe gpvrt to-day.
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... " - noN ~ rhE mArH ueufbnofe,
Mr. sthiR, trep) OF Mo offered resolution providing
for tho apoptmen OF specal COMMITTEE OF i've mesn.
bcrs 10 nne1n,o and report the operation and reeul,e
" he scsoletShs Tor yomIercial 'ue,cVplse WITH The
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-11-29

Itis said Queen Victoria has been to see the Da.
vcnport Brothers, and has appointed trial of their
spiritual, dark lantern jugglery game, at Windsor
Castle. She has gone quite daft with sbiritualsm,
and these impostors have promised to bring back
Prince Albert to this world for an hour in the very
room where he died. They have promised, more
over, to not only allow the Queen to have con.
Versation with him, but to actually touch him -
As their performances are conducted in the dark,
they will no doubt succeed in carrying out the de-
fusion. What are the guardians of the poor Queen
about, to permit such criminal imposture to be
practised on one who is already far on the road to
lunacY? Such an arrant inposture is a melancho-
ly exhibition of human weakness and folly. 49,.