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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
;DRoPosAIs ron oIYALRY oRsEs
WA UkPAR4kERH.
CAgiAtX 9pERGu,
ut IT. e =. 5 S Ssaaas,. s e

HA4l1Na1qAl y. Y Ste6EuAFy -, 1884.
sealsd Propu Is Wi sFecelYod Is thII once nm.
q - O'Clock e, on Monday, March seY6nth ITfhl
Three thOullad q OOoj, Cavity Eorsss, to be de.
lyeEe a AontPeier, W. within my 1901 days from
one thousand II OoOI Cavalry Horses, % Be delty.
cred In Washington D. C., tGiesboro depotJ within
thirty 1901 tays from date Of contracts
One thousand q 0OOl Cavalry Horses, 70 Be delfV.
date of contract. kS
nee until fiQtks Ehnfs1AyS March tslEhs
l10ths 1854, for two th0uEand 0g0l CaE1IEy HorSe
g be deltYefed N W healing West ttrEntas within
thirtJ-S0-dAys from date OF contract.
Sad horses % be SUN TIA al HctleSS
than hye-5-nor more lhan niae-9-years old;
from 143< 70 10 hAnds hIs full h0lhed oSubicfiV
built birdie wise and Of stEe gutcisnt for esTGlry
purpo5es. 4 4fss tSfF
Thess 6pscaestions WiI be strictly adhered to and
Ftgioly enforced in eEeEy5 PaEtleular. ~ :
by gaattnIy for is faittftl performance -
the proPosal OF bidder who should prGvs 70 be F-
resPOnst1ie his nAmsHil be egoFted 70 the SerTU.
q Of War, with Q Recommendation that such OF
heeI be dismissed the SlFYica. 4 tst A5TFt4K
All bidders aud guarrantoIs viii be held to ths
1trieteSt accountability, and ~ ~ failure 70 comply
With terms q oo1tr3et os @ make the contract
~ sS az IN q fetSSed BY PEoseeution Z
: PORN Of bid and guaranty sia be had on apliea.
ton 70 Captain J g. RArnEEorth, A. O. ~, Wheel
ing Vs. 70 Capt. John ". KeEltua, a. 9 IL, 1t Bos
TOP, hAssl OF ct this ON q.
Successful bidders viii be prepared TO enter-intI
written contracts with good and galadent security
igmediately on the leeeptauee OF th6ir bids
The cath OF ale ikuee must accom- b elel nd
The undeEEgned reserves the night to srs1eet Al
bids deemed unreasonable. g SO at 2
No bid viii be enterta iorl q fty borseS
Bids for the entire NUM- 6r 81 Homes required N
/ invited. 80 -
Payment VIII y made on eomPlstion Of contract
or - soon thereafter ss funds my be received.
Proposals must be endured .Rrop0sals for CANAL
| y a0taeS,n and addr Hsed To Lieut.. Col. james A
kkin, Ohiel Qaartermaster, oayGlry Bureau, wash
tfug:on, d O.
Any tGrt erinfOrmation vi lbe promptly given OIL
| sPPLsation 70 = - =-< JAMES A. EKIN, -
fe629 It. Col. Chief Quarteruaster Cavalry Bureau
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ogR strength 10 the ifiela Is shout 100.
600 greater than in January, 1868. Since
the tirst Of last November our army has
been increased by over liz, 600 new white
rscruits, in addition tos sixty thousand negro
ttOops. q ''5's.
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Marshal's Sales.. :

United States Order Of saIo-P.I T,rn
1868. District Court Of the d.
tsrSona, " PTTSPetty for the Western Dist. ofva
Pursnanee Of an order Of sale, made aud entered
at the Fall Term, 1858, of the District Court on he
At wheeling, in the above entitled cane vii IN
March 12th, 1854, at the front door oi ths
tCooft House OF Ohio County, sell Public Auction
formerly the property OF 0bAS. W. Russell ~
Terms OF Sale-CaSh-G Government fIn,is. s,I, o.
commence at 10 o'cl ck N -" ~
EDWARD n, NO TON
1LL U 2. MATHhal, W. D. Va
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Aa Sss, ogSAElRn4srEa's orgrcE,

III dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Iron. steel. LINN.
DeFi Leather, Harm -, and Sadl0ry are TenneEt-
So e send 20 this ofiee, on the MONDAY Of eaeh
HssE sealed proposal or list; IN duplicate OF the
Atletes they Are prepared 70 furnish 70 this Denot
plain hgureS that, In case the exiFeneIss ~ tIS
service require it the article or articles can be 81.
tanned without delay, aud At the lowest price :
Dealers wishing 70 RelI to this Depot TflI. ,a ~
qurod to furnish the list S.S ST5
morning =. s-ll -. 6.PARNSWORTB. 80
Captain and "A sistGnt ouArteE-nastsr.
lE tS9Sg-tI - q -s--is Depot Of WheaiID1 r
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TRUSTEE'S sAIF
iTrustee'S Sale of Real FState

DY virtue Of q deed Of trust made by Marius Fur
I'D geSon and David ". Gibson, dated The 24th
day Of June, 1851, and recorded IN the once Of the
Recorder for O1io county, In dsad book inumber
forty.tWO-42-folio four hundred and thFee-GOS-.
will. Op SATURDAY, the Bth day Of March, 1864
at 10 O'Clock A. ~, AZ tho mont door Of the Court
nine and ten, In square number tEenty-eIsht in
that parE OF The city Of Wheeling called BuenS Vita
addition to the city Of Wheeling, as laid out BY
Emma Churchnls trustee.
On tbs above described properly Is frame cottage
With two rooms, good vel Of water, 4e-
selling As trustee, shall convey s1ah title - e
vested IN me by Eatd deed of trust.
TsrTn6 oFaItosz1SGt. -
fsb3-td H.o. COTS, Trustee.
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/ u TRUSTEB,S SAIE

.nH THURSDAY, the Sd day OF March, 1854.
" Commencing ct 10 o'clock a. NJ At the front
door OF the Court House fer Ohio county; In puru.
apee OF deed ofIrnst from Walter 6. Scott, dated
9Th day OF Jsne, 1856 recorded in the Recorders
ohee LOT said county, Ia Book 81 page S45. to I'd
Hatd U. Fi!Ehngh; and having been, by order
Of She Orenit Court for Chic county, duly appointed
tho trustee under the said deed n the place and
stead Of the said Edward q FitIhugh; 1 shah sell
70 the highest aud best at public aueiInn IJr
one hundred and eighty-one { S1l situated on John
street In the city OF Wheeling, e0mmonIy known Rs
the the salsSaly property, and the Improvements
Also I'VE shares OfStSck in the Washington Hall
!, Al: AIsS Que share Of stock in the Henphsld Rail
ie61 q JAMES s. WHEAT. Tru,,ss.
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Meeting OF the Members OF the Leg.
islature &C the aalIsOfstho House or
TUESDAY EvES1xa, March j.

TUESDAY EvESING, March /.
The meeting was organized by appoint
ing Hon. w 3. Stevenson of the Senate.
President, aud ]. q. Diss Debar, Seerstarv
The President stated that the object Of
the meeting was the sdopti6n of some, pIari
to call a State Convention for the purnose
OF appointing Delegates to the National
Convention TO he held at the city Of Ralti.
more on the Tth day of June next. * 4
-AAtter various motions aud suggestions
by several members present, The Chair. ON
motion of Gen. Lee Roy Kramer TO Loint
select committee to prepare business for
The meeting, designated Messrs. Maxwell.
Phelps and ParnsWotth OF the Senate. and
Kramer and Ross of Tie House Of Delegates
for that purpose. The msating then tool
recess, atter,Whieh the Select Committees
reported the following resolutions, which
are gwen here as amended aud adopted:
hesotUed, That the Upion men of this
State be requested to send liele0stSs 3.
State GonyentiontOb be held Al PsFlreTsbnre
on the Sd Wednesday of Aprn next f6r az
purpose OF appointing delegates d. me
Union Convention 10 be held Al RSltimn,o
onlth4 7th Of June next IN
: Rt1Rt5tas That We further rsspeeffnlIy
recommend to the loyal smsu of this StSti,
that they meet in general eonvention a
Graft4u on the FIRST Wednesday Of ,Snsuss
next, for the purpose of nominating candi.
dates for the State Offices Ut the eefteFal
election ODE held in October next, aud for
The luther purpose Of, nominating. Presf-
dental Electors for the State. y 3 ~
hes9t9ed, That the ptoceedines OF ethis'
meeting be nblishediin the wheeling m.
tetttge9eeT aud other loyal papers of this
SNtSS.l Ne Is. SIEyRNs0H, Pres't
J. Hr DIss.DABAR, SseiY.s &
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Icei Icei Icai

or the Citizens of Whet ling.
II Lens Of Wheeling and SufruundinS eountry.
with the very best quality Of Ice. by Nh-IesaIe II
retail at the lowest nlrket rates, BY leaving their
nee on Quincy street, between Market and Fourfb.
VII be promptly attended to- have also, the very
careful driven. Psn1ns Wfihl1g goSd safe and
qqiet tamtly h0rsoss VIII do well by calling ct NV
Aale Stables before looking elssE here. ] have
Sire rooms and Dwelling boubes rent. A good
man wanted 70 drive the Ice wagon, q german pre-
feI god wages given 70 an honest man dequsint-
cd with the city. - - =
mr9 1W ROBERT LIKE
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hALillngIesl Shingles 3 Shinelas /

MI would post respectfully dubot5noFS q, ~.
eiLl1ens OF Rhesliug, aud The public renerSi
- s Se are AoE ta4nufaetdrfh ana intend 10
instantly on handle, large sappIV al a I'M
re SaEr9pt 70 be n NOT sIIP-1t
S y ~ ny Y m the leefdE ming
~ 49, llns, VII md g 70 their dVaatSRe 70 esii
sHY satist both Is dality and price. y
STEELE 4 RIDER X,
s,.4fti-s.s Mheelin< IGland,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
United States. Internal
Revenue. Ha45
Annual Taxes for 1854.


TUE attention or tax payers is hereby called N
the PI DIVISIONS Of tho United States Excise LaJ7
relative 10 the NStesssmenE OF annual tnpeE : =
By the sixth stelion of The act OF JnIy 1851 Il
Y made The duty OF all persons, partnerShIps rns
ASSOCIATIONS. oreoFpu6aIi0ns made abie 10 nv Az
nnAl duty, license, or tax, an Oh BkPOkH THE
FIRST MoaDAY IN MAY ~ zach YEAB, To
make list or return to the Assts ant AEseSsor
District where located of the amount Of anpuSl in
come the articles objects char. ed with suecinl
AZ aaa me bpsiuess or occupation liable 70 pay
livery Person who shall IA to make such return
by the day specified will he liable 10 be ~ ted M
me ASaassor according 70 The best Information
Is required to add hfty per centum TO fhs Rpso1nt
of The items Of such list
Every Person who stall deliver 70 an Assessor any
tAss n fraudulent list or stAtsaent with intent 10
eVade the valuation RECOMMENDATION reauiFed bV lay
z subject 70 hne Of i've handred dollar; and in
sqs sss the Ut Sill be mace ont BY the Assessor
OF Assistant Assessor ana from the valuation and
enumeration 20 made there can be no appeal.
Payment OF the annual tGxes, except those tor
leeneeS, VIII not 10 demanded until the thirtieth
The appropriate blauks on which 70 make return.
ena Al neeeaFy Information, will be iuTnisse fby
IAhe1 u Cochran, Assistant ASSESSOR, Let DiYisto6
Once in Holidays Cow, Hancock Co -
SEQ A Ross Ass't ASSESSOR 2dDtTisiOn, ONCE in
ROBE" RReoibsPPsSFatt, AAs,s $3.50 sdp31i.,oas oman
Wheeling. ~ "
}. n Phillips, Asst Ass: ssor 4,b Division once
in Cameron, Marshall Co.
John Murphy. Asst Assessor, 5tt 4 9Th DIvi-iop1.
ONCE In New MArtiDSvilIe, Wetzal Co. = = -,
y. b Nay, Asst Assessor, It'll DiyisioD, Once in
MAnninBtou, Harrison Co = =
John B. Drobetl, Asst Assessor sth Dtyision. Of
nee In Mt rgantoWu, MonongaltA C. = ITi7t
= James ~ seEogtn, Ass't Assessor, 9th Division,
Otnee In tetIefmAn, Taylor Co.
Henry StartEmao, Asst Assessor 10Th 'DIyisioB.
Once In kingWCod, Preston Co, 49,
The returps shouid be made 10 the respective AS.
siStAnk AssesoEs ~ their ofeess on or before the
hEst Monday In May. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
teh4I StdGT U. .. Assessor, list Dist, W. Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

God EuArd cur nAR, ADD keep each star
Zach strips ~ bright ~ pSW they wave,
stu make e Lad our FBhkB in WAT,
etiu Goat above each patriotic grave
Death 70 thS traitor that UOuh dare
To tFAn it thFO9Eh the duSt Of shane,
An honest hearts It's lot WIN share
And follow Is 70 Death or Pane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
PUBLIC SALE or FINF sHRRP
Valuable Farm for Sac.

THE undersigned Is desfrous Of selling trau.5i.
Y ately farm lying Ia Marshall county. NJ Va
I'VE miles east OF HoundsFille Containing 500 aeres
Two dEelltog houses, two stafleS 4 bstILlfid aI1
other bntldlngs generally found on we'll eiuproyrd
ARMS. AMY WAYHANit Executor. y
MHyman's Ridge. AarshaIl Co., WsiTa
ssSAIy information can be had by calling ON
Kew. Z Q. @aynlan, South Wheeling. febIsJSw
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FOR SALE.
Farm for f9aIsss7I.75'..s'=777=55IT==7=7= a

~ se5settbeE ofleEs for sAIs q iatib a
-,,S ~ nSniP, ahtsal Count 81. va, four mug
I1 fes under The baiancs vel tim
49, me are good log i66ss.
riI q S AE Barn, g 5y 60 fses coca Orch.
i being well WRteTed' - =
g tuFther tntorIhht0n and terms n & ~
" S9yHlans Glen lstpn, II sEshAiI eounkF II ~
i.lebzslWS DISiIjsff. iE e. NV q
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.s

ON account Of NJ health, ohsr r ale the Isass,
" AxtdreI and furniture Of the WHII known ana
popular KrAmsr's Hotel, IogefhtI With god Bar
dotng pEoata9ls has ness kurnitnse and fixtures
gain For teFuis, apply 10
mr2d ANTONY RRANER. Prop'r
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AttentiOn Ladies g Gems.

DoNhf you want = pack Of Beautifully written
~ Waiting. Wedding. or Address Oardsi II So,
please send las Soar orderss eelesfnk ~ Dollars,
opters iron Snesrs In ths AKnlg, bFanpfIy fIlsd.
address tLIzztE NAY, AFTist
mE2 2ts box 81, PittsburE, Pa. 5.
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PRIVATE SALE OBJ yALUARIR,
g REAL ES10aTEe

He Undersigned viii sSll at private sale NAT
= NeteeoISS piece OF property commonly kpoyn
y me Kennel Garden, lying about q mis- and
~ eat q the eity eeiing, containing eiEht
StI5 1nls e Az excellent garden spot, and e
= SAB 6abd barn and 6Slef tVaTietT
tEtss eo6ststihg Of apple, OaT ah d 1ltes
kor terms oGsaleappiy t0 tie mt, ~
once cog Monroe street, Wheeling filsl = =
Z sle2zd-tt 80 RIOHARDSDNi& aoR RR7l9 ~ !.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

Al opposition 70 amend the oOpsti,as;o6s
or ka9sas 50 as to. allow. severn male per.
son" q Henty-ope years old and upwSts,s,to
vote vas defeated in The ,legislature last
week. The discussion turned on q motto,
to slriks out the word @ti I. come mem.
.heFs fAForing the extension Of the franchise
70 tsnkles. :. .s..oi. s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02
bounty Mnneu

rJNHR Ohio County Boan.y Money, eri.r.j bv The
4 Supervisors 70 be raid 20 soldiers flIfpS tbS
g1ol9 o. said comfy will be paid to the per ons en-
day Of March, 1864, at 10 O'Clock N Al The C,Srt
House, aud vii be CONTINUED from day 10 day or
ame 70 time. until the quota Vt said connty 200
msn-are paid.
an 10 s,o,, JOHN c. HUPP, President.
.ohO. " ol6ATS- Clerk mFItd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-02

Mr.. RuYIaEa had KsuaRha inserted.
Mr.. Fos7HR hadSWirt, aad Nr. Cook had
Wyoming inserted; aud without disposiug
Of the bin the House adjourned near ths
hour Of supper. b
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WANTED
LECFBRF.

n he Ret. J. n. THOBURN. VII deliver Lecture
u In the 9Th street ~ e Church. on we5nssisS'
evening the God Of Mar h, at O'clock on .'IndiS:
tts mannsrs and eustOms,s % for the benefit Of an
Interest Of the oceasIon, he will have with hf-, nj
native Indian boy, dressed in native costume
Iieksts can be procured Mt the Drug Bookstores
OF the city. Admission IS eta. mrl ne
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Shelving, Counters and Gas Fix.
lures for Sale.

THE subscriber will sell at private saIs the shsIv
ing. Counters and Gas Fixtures, now 10 hIs
EeIlooea etoFe, on Market street below the McLure
at9ss' 81 very reas0uAblo rates for cash. Fhe
sheiTi5g and oOuntsIs OF the best grained in
Imitatt9n u oak, with heavy moAIdsug It ton, &c
m mi dn ne ss' bargain. GEo.J. BUSH.
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Samuel HEiar


JoSePh stsysns, Henry Ia 0hapeory-In the COuu-
L,rAirS z JShn ktnheEs ~ Court Of Ohio County.
!ase partners In bust Saturday the 17th day Of
res, !. @9s1 ~ the aFn4 JniySls65. s,f
= % decree rendsred N aid County Court
onths l2th day Of July, 1901 shGii proceed to
q the front door of the JOurt HoGse, Of aid
on TuesdsyS the 2qth day of March, 1854, At
tRtes % tbs highest Gnd beat bidder, ths lot
Sto: sl9 numteHod niist one In the bill and pro-
mentioned In the a5dition 70 the City Of
wheeling, laid out BY Henry Moore, TTnStee q
SDeneEeF Zane on Hlpes 1sI8nd: upon the fol-
terms and conditions Of sale; Wis ten pereeht
o. t1e amount OF the purchase money In cash, agd
ee In three equal ingtslments paySble IN
GIVE and eighteen m0nths from the lay q
1ta interest front said day, the purchase to
gtEebpnd with approved security for snth dsfbrTed
OF credit instruments. 49,
s'lis,s .Eu4a = Z Z JOSEPH sRYB0LD,
t6b25 Is shs-ih D. @.
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sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.
valuable PropertY 20 Sale.

sIEE Subscriber ofers 70 sIel or reut hls Wooden
l RaetpEY5 With one acre OF land upon Unis ~ =
staudE, situated in the town Of MRrttnsTillS, bet
mont county Ohio oae mile from the city Of heel
ing, W. Va. The building = brick, thrte s toIIes
hlh 83xb0 feet o. sahstGnt3aI qualityb cen
one complies see Of cardIng machines, U1th -
drawers Sbd cundaus6r,6ne Jack Of one hundIea
aud afy spindleS, i've pos lO0s with Snee 9 ~
machinery a. b nGeesslTy tor said tAetory, VII I
god 6teamienginO OF ShlHeisnt power Tor runhlD5
the above named mAehln cry, with - much more
desired. -Ea - no - .,.
viii san or rent The Gb1ye property 90 iayoteDi
Eesltss Possession given on tne ms 1-S :.
For fltthsE pAFtPulaTV sRquire OF the saOsstlO'.
ol ~ premise 'I% JAMES TURNER.
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In ohape0ry-In the Com
ltys Court Of Ohio County.
Saturday the 17th day Of
] nlySls63. s-5tsfEls
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
BY the Peruvian,

PORTLAND, Me-. Wednesday, April l3, 1854
The steamship Peruvian, Capt. Balleptyne,
from Liverpool March 81. via Londonderry April a.
rived at l2i p. m. to-day.
! The news is one day later.
Danish affairs are unchanged.
1t was asserted that negotiations between tho Arch
duke Marmilian and the Emperor Of Austria had ter.
minated favorably.
1t was rumored that the pirate Georgia had burnt the
ship William Champion Of New York in the Bay Of Bis
cav but nothing could be learned the Georgia which
was rapidly refttng in the Garonne.
Purser Brown reports, passed several lCeberga
in latitude 43o So longitude 4eo 50, and encountered
dense fogs The ship has been lying of Portland since
The Noya.ScOtian from Portland. arrived at London
derry on the 18th. X
TIE London Posts city article says private meeting
was held the 3st, Of gentlemen connected with tl9
cotton trade, for the purpose Of farthering arrange
ments 20 import cotton from tho Southern States "
means of the purchase and withdrawal rQm cfroulaQn
Of bonds through a company connected with falG
London, and Liverpool The arrangement v virmalT
complete.
Tte Tses (cty arcle) says that the discount demand
at the bank yesterday (3lsD was extremely neasy.
Of continental exchanges does not indicate the prone
bility of continued Withdrawals.
The U. s. Kearsarge is In the Victoria Docks,
repairing.
The Pasis Cons,itu'iOnnsl says: Considering the a.
versty Of pretensiOns France would not consent 70
conference deciding the destiny Of Scheswig ana hor
stein either by choosing Sovereign or dividing thoso
places between different Powers. The only possible
solution would be to ask what form Of governments,
what Sovereign they desire. THIS solution s In COP
formity with the principles Of the Imperial Government
and this is not equitable. This alone wonio auoro
European order durable guarantees
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
GreIt Britain,

We have further particulars of the disaster to
the steamer City of New-York. She was making for
Queenstown harbor about O'Clock In the morning OF
the GOTH after good run from Eew.York, when she
struck ON sunken rock. known as Daunts Rock. 1t
blowing strong at the time from the N. N. W., but
the passengers. mails and specie were all safely landed
II was feared the ship would become total wreck the
rock having penetrated her bottom under the sarboad
bunker opposite the mainmast. She filed with the
promptly engaged in landing passengers luggage;
cargo &c. and in stripping the vessel Of her nasts and
rigging.
The Cork Examiner says scarcely any hopes were en-.
tertaned that the ship could be got oil tho rock and 1t
was feared that the injuries TO her bottom
tensye that II she we're taken off she wond sink mme
datey 1t was considered likely that change Of wind
or a strong tide might the vessel to lurch over
and go DOWN Three powerful steamtugs with steam
pumps had been sent dow from Liverpool.
Late dispatches say that much Of the cargo would DC
saved if the weather continued favorable but In dam
aged state. 1t consisted Of cotton bacon, hams &c.
The Of the ship lose about f25000 her. and
the underwriters x59oO0 On the morning Of the 3Oth
the water was over the upper deck OF the ship.
The Government Is charged with cupable negligence
in not having placed lighthouse on Daunts Rock the
subject often having been mo0ted
Ii is stated that the blockade Denbgh, which
had reached Havana from Mobile had on board cargo
of cotton which 10 be applied in payment Of pro-
portonate amount Of Confederate bonds which are to
| be Cancelled.
The announcement shat Queen Victoria will hold two
State receptions at Buckingham Palace Is officially
confirmed They are to take place on the 9th and ljn
OF April.
The protocol putting end TO the English protector
ate OF the Ionan Islands signed in London on the
29th March.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
The Conference.

VIENNA March ~, Eyening.-The General
C0,re.ponden. OF to-day says "Engands proposal oi
Conference without basis for negotiations and with
out an armistce. has been accepted by Austria frus
sia Denmark France and Russia. The Federal Diet
has been invited TO Join the Conference, which Will be-
Gin its sittings on the 18th OF April
FRAsKPoRr March 29-Ihe Europe OF to-day says
that the Federal Diet will not vote tomorrow on the
question of the Conference. The representatives OF
the minor States await instructions from their respec'
tive Governments who are expecting TO be made ae'
ouanted by Austria and Prussia with the basis which
the latter intend to lay down for the conclusion oi peace
with Denmark.
WElNAR March 2o-The Wsimdrsehe Zeitane OF to day
saws according TO trustworthy information France has
declared to the English Government that would not
be advisable to maintain the Treaty Of London as the
basis of negotiations and that she considers universal
oe 10 be the only means Of arriving at solution
France would express this view at the Conference.
The same paper asserts that some other Governments
have made similar declaration.
The London Tmes says the Conferences to be. opened
in London on the 18th April the basis OF the in
tecrity Of the Danish Monarchythat Is the Powers en-
terne into them recognize that the sovereignty OF the
Duchies belongs Christian IXth, and the only ques.
fiona will relate 10 the connection between one part Of
his dominiOns and the other To the principle OF the
Conference France and Russia have already assented
AS well as the principal parties to the quarrel There
reason TO hope that the German Diet will not be so OBJ
stinae as to refuse the presence Of envoy. When
these prelimnaries settled the Conferences may be
held with reasonable hope of success for nothing viii
remain but questions Of administration when once the
principe Of the Kingdoms integrity Is established
Shoud defeat embter the spirit of one OF the armies
now In Schleswig and thus prolong the war; tho vic
tory of the conquerors will have been dearly bought