davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18

rc the honorable Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate within
and for the County Of Hancock,
hESPECTflLLY represents Julia 9. barnard GUAR
X dian of Isabel. Henry D. Webster Charlotte 3.
and Jua " nrnari. minors and heirs OF Enoch faTn-
ard late of Bucksport said county deceased tat ssd
minors are seized and possessed OF certain real estate o.
aid deceased to wtFvc sixhs (sub ect to dower) is
tho Stores wharf and lot in said Bucksport village,
houuded northery by Main street, eastery ~ land OF
II . Folsom s1uherly hy Penobscnt river, and wrster-
10 nv land Of NJ f. Blrnara. Tor which Ambrose Nh''
las an advantageous offer OF S4tles2 FOR thlr IN
.r,s 50 GVe-siNths (subiect 10 dowtr) IN TIE store
,laf and lot in said village. BOMBED noriherly ny
Nam street easery by land of James Emery aud II
Dlr,aid south,ry by penobscot river ANA Westerly ny
Iar5 ar \ T Iial for which w L q, T. Ildloek have
an aiyanag ,ous offer Of sl4U62) for tsetr inter
.a,d that would be for the interest Of her wards
MAJ sta real estate should be sold and said offers ac-
tad and The proceeds thereof put out and secuted to
I, an interest Your petitioner therefore PraFs met
yop Honor would grant her license to accept SAID oners
az - JULIA c. BARNARD.
pacEsport, Oct. 2.lh, 1864
curt Of Probate held Ellsworth, Within AMI for
the County Of Hancock, on the first wednesday OF
0cttbtr, A. u. lsot MI. -. NJ;
,or give not zee all pSDons iuiere.ted ny eahs'hg
,. f the Petition aud order OF Court thereon. 70 De
,Iiish4A three weeks successiYely IN the hisworth
ori.sn a newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that they
nav appear At Pr1hat Court to ne hehi at s'sMpr.'
IN "a C,,,uty OF the FIRST Wednesday Of December
w ~ ts, o'clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, II
',y hey have why the prayer Of said petition should
''' roy S'"''- PARKER TUCK, Judge.
,r,.t.-A A. RARrLsfT, Register.
r- ropy of le petition aud order OF court thefeor
80 Attest A. BARTLErr, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18

TO The Hon Parker Tack Judge Of Probate, within and
for the County Of Hancock
IIUMgLY shows John stevens, Guardian Of Sarah 7
Holt minor and daughter Of Jonah Holt, late OF
Buehil in said county, deceased that the said minor is
interested the real estate u sail deceased situated in
the iowa Of Surry and described follows wit: Be-
ginning at The southwcStery of lot No. Z, former
~ wned hy John Montgomery and occupied by Aexan-
der Any thtuce HarEeastery said No l. stake
and stones souheas ery eg hty rods by lot No
thence somthwrsteIly the Bueh line, thence by said
Rel linz northwestcry 10 the first mentioned bounds,
The same being the northey half part of lot No O. and
containing eighty more or less, which petition
er prays he may have leave to sell at publc auction
Also one eighth part Of the Salisbury lot $50 called
situated in Burh, which your petitioner has had an
advantageous Oder for by John Grndle Of Bueh in the
sun, OF thirty-seyen dollars and fifty cents.
And that il would be for the benefit OF said minor that
her said interest in said eeaseds estate should be dis
osed of aud the proceeds thereof put out AMI secured
to her OH interest petitioner therefore prays that
YOUR Honor would grant him license to dispose OF the
same accordir gy agreeaby to law 81 THIS state In such
cases made aud provided JOHN STEW EMS.
Bluthili, Nov :, A. u. 1904.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18
's,sstiOpa.

w HEREAS- Simeon Howard, n pauper on the
w TWnof Brooksyile. having left my bed am
board, forbid any one hatboring trusting him OF
my account as shall pay no debts Of his contracting
GEO. f. SMITH, 0yerseer OF the roor.
BrGoksJille Aug. 10, 1861 *i1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18

At Court OF Probate held at Bluehiil within and for
the County OF Hancock, On the hrst Wednesday oil
November A. ID. 1854.
GA the foregoing Petition. Ordered -1hathe Petition
ers give notice all persons Interested, ny causing
r,py az the peon and order Of Court thereon to be pub
lshe,l three weeks uecessively in the Ellsworth Amer
lean new spaper printed in Ellsworth, that they may APP
near a Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth IN SAID
coupty on the first Wednesday of December next at ten
o'clock 10 the forenoon and shew cause /! any they have
why the pa yer Of said petition shou not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attcst-A A. BARrLE,r, Register.
,rer1py of th. petition aud order Of court thereon.
AN Attsst-A. A. BAaTLEvr, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18
The Election.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. y.
The Press claims that the State has gone
1-nicu on the home vote by from 6000 to
10000. The North American also gives
,be State to the Union ticket. The Age
oons;,Iers the result doubtful on the home
vote.
~ HARRIsBuRG, Pa, Nov. II.
Ascarcfnl estimate made here on the ba-
s;s of the Oct vote places the State on the
home vote at between 1000 and 5000 Union
majority.
MISSOURI,
ST. Louis, Nov. II.
King Kendall (UnionD is elected to Con
prcss over Jas l.. Allen (dem.) by about
1000 majority gain of nearly $500 over
1860.
Geo. W. Anderson Union) is elected to
Congress in the Ninth District of Missouri
over Gen. Gurlar.
The Radical State and County tickets
in st. Louis county have an average ma
iority on the home vote of about 5000.
OHIO.
garr CLEAELAND, Ohio, Nov. II.
The soldiers vote has elected Deiano
(Cnion) to Congress in the 18th district OF
Ohio. This gives the Union party IL out
of 10 Congressman.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, III. Nov. II.
The majority reported from 81 counties
give Lincoln 1880, and Mcclellan H.
sl2. Some Democratic counties are yet
to be heard from, Republican members
are elected to Congress from the Cd, 3D.,
4th 5th 9th, 9TH and 9Th districts. The
9th. 10Th and tn districts elect Democrats;
the 18th and 18th are in doubt. Moulton,
the Republican candidate at large is eject
ed.
The Times Springfield correspondent
.ars the Republicans have majority OF !
in the Senate and Q in the House.
A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18
Farm for Sale.

V'IIE subscriber intending to change his business
/ offers for sale his farm and buildings situated
in Trenton on the road leading from Ellsworth to
Mt Desert The buildings consist of dwelling house,
y feet by 80 with long porch and woodhouse adj
Joining it, with good well of water in the wood
hou,c Also, two barns. There are about 30 acres
of improved land, u of pasture and 10acres of
wood land
said farm has good privilege for salt dressing of
rock weed and muscle bed.
Also another wood lot of IS acres, situated near
the head of the farm lot
said farm and land will be sold at a bargain. For
further particulars inquire of the subscriber the
premises or of IL. 5. X. Whiting, at Ellsworth
SAMU Ell YOUNG.
Trenton, Oct 10. +lm4}
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18
NOW IS THE TIME
To buy your goods before they
RISE AGAIN!
A. M. HOPKINS

has just returned from Boston with a iargs stock
of ALL KINDS of goods. which were bou ght at
the lowest market price when gold was at 1870, and
will be sold at very small profit for cash,
At The Granite Store, Main Street.
Ellsworth, Oct ], 50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18

To the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate within
and ~r the County of Hancock.
II hBLY shows John W. Hill, Guardian Of Alma f.
aad John ii. Tinker. miners and children Of Cor
neus NJ. Tinker late OF Els WORTH in said county dc.
ceased wit the homestead otheir father situated
in Ellsworth aforesaid, containing fifty acres more or less
ard that !; would be for the benefit OF said minors and ali
interested that their sad interest in said deceased estate
should he disposed Of and the proceeds thereof put out
and secured to them interest Your petitioner thera-
fore irays that your Honor would hul license to
dispose # the accordingly, agreeblv to law OF
Sli5 state, i'll such cases made and provided.
j. W HILL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18

T'NE COMMISSIONS NNI' IN 7 '7-'7-'' -
~ NV AIM.
Published for the bcnrtf and rs tdAiaan -
Young Me- and OILERS. Who suffer rom AtF9A'
IDcbility Premature decay Of Manhood Nc.. sHfi,,
inc M IN, same time the HainX Of SER tio'. ~
one who has cured himsrlf after UNDERGOING consul,
srsble quacecy ~ enclosing Postpaid n.iaf.5'e'
SA1HANfEL MAYFAIR, I>'t.,
,x,nr BroulIn, kiugS Co, y. \.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18

Ellsworth, NV. s, 1861.
The Committee Field Crops. met ut the
American Office anil adjourned to Saturday Dec.
10th, at same piocc at o'clock a. NJ.
Sw j. L. PEARL, Chairman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18
Farm for Sale.
"A Complete Picioiai History OF
The Times

.The best. cheapest, and most successful
Family Paper in the Union"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BACHELOR S Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best IN the World

Is Tie Best IN lie World
THE
Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known.
Tsis .r,nll Hair bye is Perfcct-ctangcs Rcd,Rnsty
or Grey Hair Instantly to Glossy Black Natural
Brown without Ininriuy the Hair or Staining the Skin
leaving the Hair so and Beautiful; imparts fresh vital
IS frequently restoring its pristine color and reces the
Il effects Of BAD Dyes The genuine is signed WILLIAM
A. BATCHEEJR, AL others are mere limitations, and
houtd b. avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &C. FAcro
RY-sl BARCLAY ST, Ny. 1y3r
satehel0rs Ntre 1oiet Gram for Dressing ,heHair.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18
IOWA

CHIcAno, H., Nov. II.
A special despatch to the Journal from
Davenport, Iowa. says the Union majority
in ,ha, State. including the soldiers vote
is estimated at $4,000. There are mon
gains in every county as far as heard from
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18

"a, r., ,setie anil c.4t4.a C!,e u hteS'tt-ni F.
,ey ar chr, ard Fsfaas- Fss st=tt frrss. thtl
F,rer, Dun,s 4gus. i,r.st'. = Ha.'a 81 h9''ts
ar,,;uaatjEj ~ ii4rg tfe,t ,f.atst, l' SCI ~ t
,uliaria Of milsn,atie eRHHf'4as-
hi, remedy has rarely is4.od 20 cl-c tGe 5cFr't
.,.r. of Giills aud F,Per ga il4l' tll, Grta 81
1,n,aye over other Agl. uc,!ic,tgs, Thai IL s!p
the eoinplaint without iHIlry II tin it r. u II
,aips no uuune or othrf delete teas o''' i4'i.''
docs il produce quini,m ANY iiJuriou' "t' WA
eyer Shaking brothers of tive army ali Tue wei
try 10 and you will endorse theee s.sr+ ;''i,,
Prepared lay {. AfER Co. ES'' - IT "''
sold by cal, in &. Icck ellsworth, ". -t.ht
sold al wiiolt sale by NJ F. Phillips, Portland :
Howe GO. Beltast ". l. Alden & o., is'hr"'.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18
TO THE L.sDgES:
Both Married and Single.
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOa FEMALES

Dr. Cheeseman's Femhe fhis
VIII Immediately relieve, withnut pain, al disturb
of the periodic dischhIs'' m, a., ~ :,
cha rn In removing the pains tiat ACCOMPANY "'n
suit or immoderate mcnstruaton' anu ar t' M,
safe and reiable remedy for tushes >dyh il'''l''
Pains In the I,olns Back ahd Side fapiiat''n "i
shs ua,rt Nervous tffemurs. liYsfercs Sfasm-'
broken Slcep, and other u'p eA'aut h"i nAnSttpoS
effect. OF an unnatural condition OF M 'Nut y, -,
tians In The worst cases of Fitor ishs, or hIhies
they effect speedy care
Or. Cheeseman's Female Pills
H.. ,oon sd OVER A QUARTER OF A CEN,
TINY They are offered as the only san 'eeais -
renewing interrupted menst uati9n.e ai ~ = r..
seor in mind that. there is one coadif'2" ~ me
ma'e system in 'rh,ch ese ~ Is s5t 5e ro".
1,f;an r,ferrfd 10 is pREGNAAC me ftAhft,
NfSCIRRL4GE. Such IS ne isTigtsf'a.e tssaeIily y
shs reliciae 10 restore thc ser~df mn, mons 70 '
,na, c,nditinn that ercR tae reproiHff if tt
r5,u,s cannot reastn THEY CANNOT 10 hah''
In any other way.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
= <r. n, onty Medicine tAaf MARRIED AND sts"tt
LApIEs have relied upon for many - - n a. -.
Nv upon now BFIV4RE OF tuiIdilO-,n: iie !
PiEs form the Fin est eppdtsons ever Pat
,.i,h ,-wpn, /, ~ and PFiiSIkTENT SUCCESS. hoN /
RE DECEIVED. Take ths adterisSme1i 70 y y.j
frur yist -and tell him that Or cant Gtt - = nil,
most RELI1BLE FEMALE MEp'cIN l. ~ 80
W0RLD, which Is comprised "a
Or. Cheeseman's Female Pills ~
They have received. and are now receitins i.t
snoeti,n nf th.. most eaineRt PaBSsf1nS az a4'f.s'
EXPLICIT INFECTIONS with caei BON -
One Doalr per BoS, eoRtsiniHslf@h ~ =" " - lea
Pills sent By mdii, promptly, by re- NUNS "a ,I,r
to the Proprietors or auy authorized Agent ~ ''
SOLD By DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
uOTCHINs & HILLYER, EraPrt"ors
49, ii Ielar Streef Nec fofs'
Es For Sale inEllsMogia 81 e'"'i In
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-18
Oct &c b, n 1861.

r., III Il IT, r,r5Hf II x, J'lseaf T. ',9a, w.fu atl
lrs.= ttuuJy Il iilus,cS.
Z BY -hsw,. A'tp U,veil, Guardian # Jole
tfFy--I., Hf CtIEf!H,oF. ~ f' C,u.Ty Il Ault'-
,-1 ,prr 'L1 naf ~ l'ef a., late ol li'-vArh.
Be- ISL eaaaiN. ersf!, ti e .!' N net = 'ercs I'D
,4j.- "a, tat" of all c#cra-el aG tit h. las boa
80 rel t=es sam Il - -- i Iiar> Tor : ID muot :
f.re in -', real estate, Ly Ituok Grsht ahan of sail
H. -urh aul asks r ,sr To si slj real estate to ha
o. a-yrtrr i,T.au wi, WI rty like th"raf r,
,i-,st ud b. rr ;hv bet cit o. aid mn shat his
m iuter.s iu said ca-e = estate saai be disposed
u AMI tle rocesi, th-reuf pa AMI secured him
iGrr4-t Naur petitioner therefore rray4 Hat youf
Honor would grant tim lIccUse 10 dsP Of the same
rj4iy -glhl, u iaN Of tn safe. III such,
IS made and provided. AkNO WIoW ELL.
Oct. 25,h, A. D. lsGi.
4; Coar, Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within aud r
Tie County II lAucucE, Oh the t,urth Wednesday Of
tc,d1er.A n lsGl.
unths .lr-gullg Petition, Orierei,- the Petition
rr yc naer all person, Interested by causing ear
VI m Iti and order OF court thereon. "a be Published
three weeks excessively. in the Ellsworth American.
a,W-pAfe printed Ellsworth, thu they may appear
pr,,t.r Court be held at Ellsworth ia said county. on
the r-t clncsday Of December at tcnocpck in The
rcnpun aud shcw cause. ifauy they have why the pray
or Of sad petition should rot he granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Atte4..-A. \. BaPrLErr Register.
,r,.e copy the petition and order Of Court thereon
Al Attest:-A. A BAsILgrr, Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
The War In Denmark.

A Vienna telegram says: 1.-THE political
bases of the Conference proposed By England as are
follows:
First: The European Powers guarantee the al
tOmony well as the indiyisbility OF the Duchies
Seeond: The territorial arrangements hitherto
isling to undergo 10 change.
Austria and Prussia have adhered In principle 10
the proposal provided, however. that the German
Dict and France also assent and that the
should not interfere with the prosecution Of tes.
The Paris NOrd announces that the proposition made
by England for Conference has been officially &c.
copied by Franco. The integrity of the Danish mon.
archy 10 the basis upon which the Conference viii meet
Hostntes will, nevertheless be continued. The N0rd
fears that the Conference offers few chances Of bring
Ing about pacific solution Of the conflict.
The adhesion OF France 10 the Conference is con.
hrned from other sources but the general impression Is
that the French Government not very in the
matter.
There is no news from the seat OF war.
An important deputation from all parts OF Schleswig
had presented address to Duke Frederick Of Angus.
tenburg NJ KEEL In reply the Duke declared his nten
ton never TO surrender his rights.
The London Iiaes Of the Nth says: at Is fair 10
nope that In short time representatives Of all the
Great Powers will meet In LOndpn. aud. together with
those OF Denmark and Sweden. Will deliberate such
supplement- 10 the Treaty Of Ik52 viii satisfy the
reasonable demands OF Germany, take away whatever
real grievances be adduced bT the Inhabitants Of
the Duches and maintain the Danish Monarchy in its
former integrity AS 10 the minor States. We cannot
suppose that in their present temper they will
TO be present at the London Conference and they
can no doubt still obtain majority IN the Diet the
sent OF the Confederation hardly be counted upon
The Danes have postponed their reply TOO invitation
They probably think that the successful defense OF their
new positions may give them u higher standing m any
deliberations than II they joined the Conference with
their late retreat still fresh Ia tho minds IL Ler neigh.
assent OF The Great Powers, with whom the deciuon
ally rests"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
ny'lsz IN any laws OF the State Of New or tho
We OF Few. Jersny TO the contrary notwithstanding.
APPROPRIATION ELL.

Tho Trousp then went into Committee or the whole
on the state Of the Un9n anu ,Sof up b M
Mr. MCCLURE (Un. Mo- proceeded 70 nolce 'ne ior'
ncr remarks Of hiS colleagues (Me,srs king ana Ba)
Swing they were unprovOkod and malicious ana sup
ported Only BY falsehoods He spoke Of their speeches
IA efforts of dying TO prOong their lives, ana OF
their heads being in proximity, while their coattals
were pinned together Feeling that he must make an
example OF Old age, Mi hoClurg reviewed Inc pontlcdi
course 81 Mr.. King. who (he said strong Pro
Slavery man in 1915 but lacking himself to the skirts OF
Mr. Benton he veered 10 the northern side OF the iine
and trying nix himself TO President Lincoln
Prudence dictated that the President, VINO was now
in deep water, should dispense with such a
dead weight. Having disposed of Mr.. King.
Mr. McCurg turned bis attention TO Nj Blair ana de-
tended himself and his Radical colleagues from their
unjustiiabe attacks. He spoke Of Mr.. Blair az DO
tIcal nondescrpt whom the Radicals could not take
into fellowship. His colleague blow, who had been
abused by Mr.. Blair. presented at bis own expense
flag 20 the regiment commanded By Blair and sent to
/, 800 WOODEN shirts. Besides, his colleague blow was
among the most liberal Of those who contributed Of
thoir means in works IL beneyoence. To attempt 10
baekcn the character OF Mr.. Blow the ut work of
renegade, and it was said that one renegade was
than Turks. In conclusion, he said he had
given the character OF these politicians who are seeking
to rule Missouri, and that it wond require another
hour 10 give them what they do not desire, namely
justice.
The various items OF the bill then considered
They appropriate for salaries and expenses OF the
eral Departments heretofore provided for by law. The
section relating 10 the Department OF Agriculture gave
rise much discussion involving the question Of econ
omy. Several gentlemen protested against rctrench
ment commencing with the agricultural interest saying
more money wasted by tho debate than It pro-
posed to save by tie amendment
Mr.. STEVENS Un., Pa noticing the remarks OF
gentlemen sad II agriculture was 10 DO damaged be-
cause Of increased prices, they had better stop eating
and buying Turkeys. and drinking the wbis,v. which
was additionally taxed the other day Prices were
twice rs high ns formerly and for this reason they
were going to cripple agriculture. they might as well
staTye at once
wiLoat dsposing OF the subject, the Committee rose.
and the House. at ) clock adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
sr,,, xopx DAuy TRIBUNE THURSDAY. MARCH TO- 1864.
Indian Corn duh and ob,siuable at

Western Red a29sl. Indian Corn dun and obsinab'e at
Peoy,,,oxs-Ness-s Gordon, Bruce Co, Wakefield
Nm q and other. report pecf IN better demand an. 10
d,rer Po,k firm Eastern but Wss,rn neglee 3D. Bs
con iet and partially ~ low'f new, 49, Wl. -nee,e ~,
Ts, ,u,t AZ A 03. Batter iunctNe II lJ' -SO5j
H. ,sil demand only at 81 Di FOR 30 ,neri~ i'''
ne, o G fo. aies At 80 spor's Ahe' Is,ier
opened dull and dec me, & Do. hi. has been fay
Sss d1g Islssa 'V % grew. Lineed active and Cd al
on stetdy nSsp very quss Spirits ofrarp.n,ne-
OF American lD3Oi6 retT0eunMessrs. Bout, English
brshaoh " port better deAnd for Refined, closing at u H.
Nothing ~. .ns 10 Cudc, 4s,j prices nominal
boSp IN MARXETs-BsrBg Bros report: Breadstuh' con
t~ depressed aud 70 make sale. further reduction must De
sSumied TO- lron--Wesb quiot Rails aud Ba's Al 10 q
49, Scotch PIGS 60i. Sugar again Cd ali deerer. Coffee
Grm. Tea quiei-common Congou H. Rice quiet; Jnte IT.
REGULAR and avoring buyer. Ln,ecd fam. Spirits Turpen
tine quistso Asaed for American Petroleum, Go crude
p refined LnserJ unchanged Sperm oil, AZ 94.5
Cod $40 Lnr.d Oh &C I've aud desT"s-o eonsideraol,
quan s. taken Tor America Taow irmer. Groves Todd
report Beef and Pork in better den md Butter dull Lard
VERY little doing Rosin In better demand a ID advance
AMERICAN SECURITIES -Bang Bfo,. 60. report specn
aiyr business In Virginia stocks Virginia 6s R1 u ~ d
a.; Has.sesets Sc 25 Maryland 81 offered at 40 Uned
States stocks active; Gs OF 81 sold at Ca 3los et
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Commercial Intclliucree

LONDON MONEY MABKET.-The Bank of En-.
gland on Tie 18Th reduced the Tate Of di.cour, t. , A.
cent o., the movement, had no material ecct on thu funds "
moderate sca.e. Tn the following d.v ho. W. - @ On
tive demand sprang mp, and tho market wa. ,a,i 49,,
The funds Oh the roth duh under the more 800,
aspect Q; The p'oposed Conference but there was
mess at the close Consos stasi Tie wrekIy 800. =,
the Bank OF England show increase Ia The bn y. pDa
10 Bafing Bros Co quote Bar Silver al 5II DalIs,.
y IT, nominal Eagles, 76I1f |'*' Do"a's
LIVERPOOL Feb n, u m.-Corros Rrotcrs C,,cr,.,
sayS: The demand has again been on a r,oarIa. s ~,
trade purchasing only for hrI immediate ws,s sIslL
deser non. ore Aooi, "a 70 lower brazil though difficult
have been freely offered and tqid y Is ioyy,s
ter class OF NurHt IL stii aud coians mi
the lower 9aliie' are heavy and irregular at iid D 10
decline The weeks Business has been "a 20 hale. ~
t37O specua, Gnd 3b70 for export ycssJ, ~
the sle- m bses Including 1900 for eypoy "a
stoD III. market closing steadily the follow
Eol Mddlns oriesn', nd Mobile asid.; Upsnd.. seid
including 1880 American AZ sea from lndu 3oT o bsi
TRADE AT MABcnk:rEa- market yesterday Continued
dull and inactive Tie reduction la the rats Of dscous. hd
no visible effect
BEDDsyuYps-Nessrs. 6lgand, Aihya CO., Richardson
Spence CO.. and others rspt Flour neglected Exirn Stats
2'c GNi. Wheat duh and partially Id p eenisl lowsr;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
France.

The trial of the four Italian consprators was
concluded on the Goth ut Greco and Irabucco were
condemned TO transportation for life and lmperllori
ana oesgion 70 twenty years imprisonment. Nothing
is said as 70 MazzinL although The Official indictment
stroHgy implicated him.
Ile Aiehduke haIimiisn was expected 10 arrive at
INC uIeries on the 10Th, but he Lad delayed his de-
parture from Brussels till the Goth ult
me iarls Dourse was steady Rentes on the Goth
THE TRIAL OF THE PARIS CONSTRUCTORS
Inc Paris correspondent Of The DaIy Neus,
writing on Feb. IS, says:
Inc uia Tor the four Italian coDspirstors came on
his morning The prisoners have all marked Italian
zee ana theT dark oomplerons trasted strikingy
each ,YrisoneI sat In the dock They have ali black
hair nes-y Of the same shade Greco on his frst M,
pearsnce, vGs generally pronounced 70 be q remsIka.
BY HANDSOME yGahS Ilsn He has ABUNDANCE Of Fury