New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-08
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The steamship .Jura from Portland arrived at
Londonderry on the .ftb.
The rate u discount OF the Bank Of England has been
reduced 10 per cent. -
Affairs ia Sohlcswig were unchanged. ~ IS o"n'
frmed that Austria and Prussia agree To conference
In London but will not discontinue hOstites.
The Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs in speech
distinctly asserts thst not until the former sintc OF
things is reusiacd in Scheswig. viii the Danish Gov,
eminent renew lis efforts for terminating by means oil
negotiation our conflict with Germany.
ae TINES thinks il probable the Spring viii see reVo-
Three pirates of the American schooner Joseph
Gerey captured by the passengers in the Gull OF Mex
leo, have been arrested in Liverpool.
The Federal steamer hoaIsarge arrived ~ blest
from CadiA
Minister Dayton gave grand bail at Paris on Wash
LoSDoS VIA QUEENSTOWN Feb. %. 1864.
| COMMFRCfAL-1He London Tiai6s Getty ar
tiele) says the discount demand Yesterday was com
paratiycly light both in the open market and nj tue
Bank Of England The Expectation OF roductlon 70
per cent confines to prevail. The announce ment oil
| London Conference on the German Duclies creates
animation in all the markets. There was subsequently
slight reaction consequent partly on temporary IL
creased demand for money in STOCK Exchange. At one
time yesterday Mexican touched ~ The Confederate
loan Ielapsed per cent on realHalions and was n
ually quoted - TO -.
| LoEDoy CONFERENCE AND THE BRITISH Gov
rKNslNr-T The Daiiy Ntsos SAYS, when The Tiass Of
Yesterday arrives at Berlin and Vienna the states
men Of Austria and Russia will perceive how wire
afm tice II Is plain that, AZ the price OF the most
airy concession and without pausng IN their ubiquitous
career they could obtain the iu reward OF moderation
and virtue Their unjust invasion IN Ia be maintained
The bEtclery in Sche.Wig is Ia 20 ON. and the mere
consent II Austria and Prussia 10 send two diponats
10 talk about the Affairs Of Denmark ~ accepted ty Iord
Palmerston ~ proof after all, that those Powers are
righteous and just, aud not only so, but thus notable
con pliance il appears is held 10 be great
triumph of British influence. The case, says TIE
| Tines, l. very simple one The burglars arc
in possession OF every room IN the house, except
The garr,t. We have been busiy crying cut thieve,
and police when suddenly II Is announced With raptur
Gus delight immediate triumph, that III ouI earn.
request the rohber. have consented 10 deach one OF
their gang to talk over the little affair WITH us Inc
hurga is o 20 on In the mean tine. LORD famerston
knows that he cannot confer with Marshal Won Wran
gol out q Scleswg. He only bring him oct with
reports which not bs 90 chatter with the reports oil
the Danes The Daily Ncr' comes 10 thcconciusion that
the conference win either draw further along do" H.
ard road and lend SANCTION to the misdesds Of Ans
trim and Prussia II will bring rs Ia crisis IN which
We shall have once more tc choose between Illumination
and
The Pos, can come 20 no other opinion than that tho
article Of The Times 81 yesterday announcing confer
enoe without armistice was Intended IN he seenly
ronica especially In it, laudaton Of the sense Of jus
tce and right displayed by the Germans. This accept
ance Of conference says The Post. II only meant TO
neuirze possible action In consequence Of the Ia
yBfion OF Juiand The two German Powers themselves
take advantage Of our Offices to make Denmark yield
but have invariably and "rst"utly pressed ON their
aggression This entry into Schleswg was a coup dc
main They knew that England might have nterfered
when the Baltic should be open 20 and In the defense
che Danes She could not, when the deed was once
plished, attempt to opel the 'iermans
/ DtNnAgK AND TnI CoSFLmklf.--Ihc speech Of ID,
Danish Minister OF foreiga aairs |. puhli.hed dated
tale 81 thnss Is In chlcswig win the Danish
Government renew he efforts for terminating, by means
Of negotiations, our conflict with Germany.
| The GERMAN QUARREL.-Ihe Tunes says
that not even on the spot, can The Germans forbtar
from Quarrelng umolg themselves. or the two con
tngcucies, II seems moro probable that the coming
/ Srrf~ nil sd m and fNe
year IN ultimately Wness the disnsmbcIment Il the
Danish Government. Th< T.s links the friends Of
Denmark VIII opy have to III sil to see their enemies
fan upon each other.
TIL PROPOSED CONFERENCE or TiIB pAS0-
GERMAN QUESTION.
BERLIN, Feb. GIT il stated IN diplomatic
circles that the conference for the settlement Of the
Dano.German Question was proposed by England,
viii tie " France and that the proposal
was supported by Russia.
Prussia and Austria. us already stated have accepted
the Conference u which Tepresntati', OF the German
Diet vii be invited.
The sane Powers have refused however a. grant an
armistice and hostilitiss will no, be Discontinued
during me conference.
THE WAR ~ DENMARK.
| UADERSLADEE, Feb 23.-The Danish ont
posts stationed opposite the Prussian Guards a,
JudsOe Uumportant slirmishes continually tax
Ing place. The Danish force occupying frcadcric.a
numbers 0 many Of whom said 10 be- Schlese grs.
CoPESnAGrS. Feb. @.-GOyernmcnt has Published
tie following official communication:
Vessels Lave been ordered To the Mediterranean and
the English Channel ~ cruise IN search OF Danish
ships. The Secretaries Of the Danish legation. al
Berlin and Nionua have been recalled The Secretary
OF the Austrian Legation OF Copenhagen has already
left. The authorities AZ Hamburg have seized the
money in the Danish postofice in that city.
A DANISH CRUISER IN THE CHANNEL.
PLYMOUTH, "wednesday The Danish frigate
Nieis Jucl has filed up with coal and is about 70
>nmc her search for prizes but II D. reported she will
shortly 60 10 Copenhagen
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
LONDON. Feb. N.-Ihe Paris correspondent
OF The Morning Adosrssr says Tie cordially Of the
entente between France and England Is no longer a
matter Of doubt IL understood that tie Emperor OF
tho French agrees 70 cooperate with England whenever
che will act and o.retan his liberty Of active co0pera-
tion when England confines her action to diplomatic
notes"
POLAND.
BRESLAU, Feb. "a rumOr il current that
6OOO Prussnn trops win be concentrated the from
tier OF the kingdom OF Poland.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, PEI. 20, o. IA.
(OTTOS-Thp sal,x az Monday and aid