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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Denmark.

It was stated that England's proposal for
Conference was made with the concurrence OF France
and will be supported by Prussia.
The London Daily Ne5s denOunces the idea OF a Con-
ference while uujust invasion and butchery in Seeswg
ar allowed 10 20 o. aud draws the conclusion that the
lonieYeDoe will either draw England further along the
downward road and lend her sanction to the nisdeeds
Of Austria aud Prussia VI will bring her 10 crisis in
WHICH she must choose between Illumination
ard war.
Tie MorRinR Post treats the matter In a similar
hit II attacks The 7iRss for writing up the scheme
AID asserts that the Austro Prnasian acceptance Is
only meant TO neutralze EDglands possible action In
CO. sequence Of the invasion OF Jutand
Tk Post remarks that the consent Of several Powers
% tbs Conference is yet wanting, and notably that OF
denmark
The Secretaries Of the Danish Legation at Copen-
Ia cn had left that city.
The Swedish ambassador at Copenhagen had been
secalled at his own request.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Commercial Intelligence.
Ihy IeIekitph 70 LondondeTyI
MhScHxsTER, FEB. DC, 1854.
TRADE REPORT.


Tho market is dull and inactive. The reduction
q the Bank has had Visible eject and very little business
going to-day BGyer generally find that they place
me small orders which they feel disposed execute well
% day a. they did on Iosday last especially for YarIt
LIVERPOOL CORR MARKET, Feb. 26.-The market
eontoe In the dull state Of late and prices Of
articles are slightly eass. Wheat Is Id lower Indian Corn
ID, ioucz. Flour UNCHANGED and prices nominal
LoNpoS COIN MARKEr, Feb. 26.-Whe is quiet
ss Mondays rates Flour steady Barley dull and un.tered
except R;ne Oats steady, and in fair demand
L0NDeS PRODUCE EAREET-LONDoN, Feb. &C.
Sugar AID In fair demand l4r business refined; good
eeinand for low Jumps 1t So ID CoeepreyioUs improved
rates fully sustained seyeIAl parcels selling Tea-nol
passing; value unchanged kice-rsEey business but
not al better prices Saipesr unateTed Tsllowisir de-
nSnd. steady rites.
GLAsaow Iron MARRsT-GLAsoow, Feb. &c.
No ~ ID aSS Mixed No. warrants, 59 dS9 I'D No.
LONDON, Eel. 2s.-Market quiet, Consols closed
LfvsRrooL FEB %.-Corrox,-Tbe Brokers circular re-
porte the tales Of c week bales Of which 1870 are
or eenaon ara GO for export The expert Of the
bales rhe market l. dali and at Id lower for
Anerefs and "a lewer 70, other torts TIE sale, toay
ts and e2cEteTs the market closing quiet and
Lhs sutoLi<es quotations Mddns orlesns 27id Mid
6hH MOBILE RID Aiddliis Uplands. Pod
fns sock In pert z3 go bales Of which "a 900 are Amer
lean The weeks import Ia 7z24 bales BBsADsroyps dun
ADD tercrg dowlBsrd Pro>isons steady and unchanged
Copses for Money, Pita3lj I;rie ,i.ies 65eSsc
Illinois Central shares 20ie al. count The Eaher 90 the
esDk has Increased &2S 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

A New PUBLIC SCHooL.-The opening of
tho Grammar School No. a. located on the south
side Of Forty second street between Second and Third
avenues took place yesterday afternoon. The edihce
was originally intended for primary school, bat
through the influence Of SohooC Commissioner Hitch.
man. IL was changed TO grammar school Long be-
fore the hour ofopening there largo and Suteii
gent audience the ladies' being in the majority Com
missioner Hitchman deli, cred very neat speech Of
welcome the opening OF the exercises and also gave
them statistics relative 20 the public education In
tic Nineteenth Ward. lie said there but gJi pu
pills In attendance In all the schools Of the ward which
was increased 10 ISL after the opening Of Grammar
School No. v In Scyent- ninth street. The school
viii cost sio, - aud will hold lao pupils. Al the
close II Mr. Hitchmans remarks. Grand March from
"TaHlhauser' was executed on the piano by Master
Frank Morn. The exercises also consisted VI singing
by number Of young ladies'. solo by Miss Mary A.
King elected applause. Superintendent Randall and
Assistant Superintendent Jones were present and al.
dressed the meeting. Al, principals OF tho school
are. Joseph W. Cremin OF the male department; Lucy
NJ OConnell OF the female department, and Margaret
II. Walsh OF the primary department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Latest. Pa L0n9oRderrt

LONDON Feb. GO 1864.
The Paris Constitutional, relative 10 the pro-
posed conference, says France would gladly hope fol
success but IL is doubtful II Denmark aud tho German
Confederation will acoede.
The Advertiser states that not only has the Channe
Squadron been recalled from Lisbon. but the Admiral i
pdeT order ~ proceed forthwith TO the Baltic in orde
70 DC prepared not only for possible but probable
palities.
gs Adrsrssr further states that the Government ha
resolved rather than Denmark Proper shall suffer tn
oss OF any territories to employ the logic Of our naya
Io &c TO any extent which circumstances rnay rende
necessary.
Tie Pcsi says the language Of Lord Paln,erston last
night 20 peace between the present belgerents
"a 4 remote contingency, while war Is certainty.
IAe Poa tLNGas the project Of assembling Confer
ence. pending hoStilitIes, one which, even II realized
pan never reproductive of satisfactory results.
The Po5rs City Article private adyices from Pa
ms, upon which we believe reliance can be placed again
hlude 10 negotiations in progress preparatory TO
The recognition vi the Confederate States by the French
Government although any official acknowledgement OF
this fact would at this moment be thought premature
aid undesirable.
steam ram nearly as big as the Hector built for the
Danish Government, hes been launched on the Clyde.
The Times CITY Article says the applications at the
Bank yesterday az tire reduced rate were still Of mod
crate amount, although rather more numerous than
those Of Wednesday, At present the tendency In the
supply OF money seems toward further but there
are apparently none who are saDguine 70 expect
that under any circumstances the rate go perms.
neDtly below per cent. even snpposing the harvest
prspectsfor the year should again prove favorable
1t Is estimated tLat 500 persons killed by the
paoslon eI pow er magazine az MOROCCO.
LONDON Feb. %. 1884,
Affairs In Schleswig are unchanged Lord Pamers-
Ton last announced III the House Of Commons that
orders bad been sent TO the Cape Of Good Hope
lease the privateer Tuscaloosa international Law not
iustifying her detention.
LIVERPOOL CoRs MARKET Feb 26-Breads,ufs dull and
etser Wheat ID lower Gem 3D. lower Flour unchanged
and nominal
WEDAR, Feb. &c. 1864
1t stated upon good authority that Denmark has &C.
eepted the Conference proposition.
The official Dresden Journal announces the acceptance
Of the proposition b. France.
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COURT cALTYDAR-Tus DAY.

SUPREME COURr-SPECIAL TERA.-Nos. ii, II,
49, 81 of DEMURRER and 1872 10y III, H. l73 u.s. 7G Ia,
49, l9 49, 49, 10! lsJ 49, S3 Of isues Of law and fact
SUPREME CoURr-CIRCUIT.-Pa Mos. SJ1
ges 9t7 ~ ilg3 s55 1897 sl5 $751; s5 ll9 1888 il3i,
1859 lies, HIS 1884, llsT 1884, i22J. Part il-Nos SCI,
1855 5, CO., 6S6 tiS CO. 95i l0 1913 99J, 1884, 1908
1917, 1870, 1907 80. 732, il0d.
SUPERIOR CoUgr-Part Mos. 2sl5, 3lll, lo65
32si 1911 s,7 a91 1855 a1l5 629 $3.50 lS7 1913 3iG9
9O5i J120 2sll pose 22fs, 3i2s. .o2, 3l6?.
Court or COMMON PLRAs-Part Mos. 339,
iOp Az g7o 1855 800. 80 30 49, al, AZ. t1 a. 2s, $50
Pst So. o. az, ii, S1!, a. a. $40, d. i57, s1l, lls.
4Ol "a, 40 IS2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Iudin and Chiun

The mails from Calcutta to Jan. 81, and
Hong Kong Jan. Is, received. but the news has
been anticipated By telegraph Freighs at Shanghai
we're exorbitanuy high. The rate for Cotton &c Eng
land had risen in month from 80 l7l Cd 10 as II 3d.
owing TO the scarcity Of shipping. and partly Y the
presence Of tho Alabama In Eastern aters. Some
transfer Of registers had boon effected. Americans
showed a preference for continental vessels over
British.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
ADVERTISEMENT
lAuNcttlscAcut-
MILLER & CARPENTER. Produce.

MILLER & CARPENTER. Produce Commission
a .. o r ss P q B Tac sSsss' Pssgy
and Country Produce generally No Erie Buildings. N
lno ~ ahingtonst We giss personal attention to
the selling Of all goods consigned Liberal cash advance.
made on conisnm.o. Reerenoe Presdsu, Of Irving Bank
~ Mash President Erie Railway Company President North
River Bank, and sackett, Beeher Co.. NY.
B-Wented on consignment, State and Western Dressed
ioss and choice Dressed Poultry Also Clover and Timoty
Ned Tor our inere.sIna home aud shlppinx trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
fAdyer,isensntl

BoDY-B RArN-AlIyD.--lieal its restora-
ton preservation Choice OF Pur,li,s "wha, do
Best" Can succeed bO. as Lawyer Physician, AZ
Cersymsl Asa Merehant Mechanic. or Artist Pnns
SoLoGr will answor. See PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal for
March Is cents, 81 sos year FowLsR Wits, 3Os
Broadway Examinations with fll written charts daily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
BY the AustraImAian.

The Cunsrd mail-steamer Aus tralasian, Capt
Cook which sailed from Liverpool at II! on the
Ing Of the 9th and from Queenstown the evening
Che 2eth February. arrived here yesterday Her news
is two days later than that brought the Nva sOotan
The Jura reached Liverpool on tie Grel Don OF tie
3sth ut
The Edinburgh arrived of Cape Clear at ahort7 D. m
on the 2Cih ulf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Great Britain.

The almos Of the seamen arrested for SEEING
The ss,sn ner joseph Gcrety are Quincy McAnIdoek'
anu resran. ~
N the Edinburgh Cont Of Sessions, the Judge has
d lbe 5th Of april r the trial Of the fampero case
h. sr AID said re lad determined 10 follow the course
na pttl IN the Alexandra case. Notice Of appear Wds
giyeR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

TAMMASY Italian oratorical and mus-
cal entertainment in aid Of the Metropolitan Fair for
relief Of SICK and wounded soldiers will be given BY the
pupils OF Grammar Schools Nos and rs, OF The Fourth
Ward. at Tammany Hall, this evening".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Graf Briiain,

The Loadoa Morning Post, in its City Article,
continues 10 harp upon the alleged intention Of France
20 ahory recognize the Confederate States In its issue
Of the Goth It says: ..... 1
'Ths private sdTjces from Paris upon which we be-
neys reliance can Be Placed again aude 70 the negots
le Coltsdeyae staes II America by the French Gov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
THE pIRATr 4 TUSCALOOSA RELEASED
THE WAR IN SCHlESWW
DENMARK AsSEaTS TO A CONVENIENCE,
TRIAL OF TIE FOUR COESpIGAYOy.SN PARlS
Eha Case Of the YrivatefJr Tanpero
Pao,1LASD, Wednesday, March 9 1864.

The steamship Nova S'cctian, which LETT Lev
erpool al roos.n the 2sth and Londonderry on tie
p6tb aiv, arrir ed at 100 ca She 9Th inst.
ThaJara rom Portland arrived at Liverpool on Ihe
norusog of she 18th.
TIE Noy. Sootian's news is one day later.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Latest ship News.

BARK Guerrilla ~. 8. transport Pearce Hilton Head Q
days bafSs; TO u. s. Qnsrerilaster.
Bcrk Keasinroa tBr) Mlar Bristol E. IS days railroad
iron 10 Boydk Ifacken. Experienced continuation Of
strong w. gales the ei;tire Passage
SPOKEN
March OF Frying Fan Shss,, v. s. s.nb0ss Grand Gulf
cruising AZ well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
ANNUAL MEETING OF Lor. OWNERS OF GREEN

ANNUAL MEETING OF Lot OWNERS OF GREEN
WOOD CEIETERY.-The annual meeting of the lot
owners Of Greenwood Cemetery was held yesterday
afternoon at the Office Of the Cemetery, No. 90 Broad
way Robert Ray CSC, Who has been president Of this
corporation for 20 years has resigned and succeeded
by Vice President Henry T.. Picrrepont and William
A. White ESQ., Is appointed 70 the position vacated By
Mr. Pierrepont. The following is an abstract Of the
annual report read by the presiding officer. s. d.
Skan esq which gives the receipts and expenditures
NJ the Cemctcry during 1903:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

The great Wreck Of the Democratic Party on
the Sboal. and Breakers OF War and Justice with other SPLEEN
d ard spicy subject. In DgnoRgrs lLLusrRArEp NEws Of
this week, oat TO DO not fail to 80 ths number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Morocco.

II is estimated that 900 persons were killed
by the recent explosion OF powder magazine In Moroc
90. Tie Moors stated TO have recently nassacred
the crows OF two spanish boats near Aihaoesnas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

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pufhs INC 0is ine "e suueHns nom TINS msease wS
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Rehnl Rarhnri

Metropolitan Sanitary FAIR; Rebel Barbara
ties. Dissolution Of the Democratic Party; Portrait OF Col.
pahrrcn Apc Of March Wiud with other spicy and inter
e,tns Nc IN DEsoREsTs lLLusrR,rgo NEws Of this
week. Ecw Ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
fAdyer,iaeIncnt.l
Rebel Barbari,ies

Rebel Barbarities, Spices and valuable Novel.
te the Rapid OF War Equity and tho Consultation Wrecking
the Democratic Party, in DEnoREsr ILLvrRArsD Nxws o.
this week. Out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
CITY TIE IHs.

The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will address
the Mercantile Library Association at the Academy OF
Music this evening Subject: Our Message to Great
Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
RECEIPTS.


The expenditures amounted 20 sl726l7 ~, OF which
s76 7go 50 went for labor s2O.5il ID Tor improvement
staOOo invested In L. 5. Government 52Os and
sl33l0 II for contingent cunts. There soid
s3l lots which, with sold pre-, ioGsy make total
Il ~ luia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

W. III. Burleigh, esq, the popular poet and
orator will deliver address tonight In Hzelberger
Hall No. 206 Eighth This is the first of
Of free lectures under the auspices Of the Sixteenth
Ward Unconditional Union Club.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

Orders have been issued at Warsaw that after
the nd Of March, all persons Of either sex above the
age of IA, must on leaving their homes Ike provided
With passport On pain of punishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER

DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
AND WEAKENED AND DEBILITATED FRAMES
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE
yIGOR OF HEALTH.
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ard Dull Pain IN the Head, Dea-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
Advertisement !
IAlrcfiilcmnntl

RRADY-KNox's Spring HATS for gents, No.
2l2 Broadway corner OF Futous-
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Came OF Good Hone.

The Cape mails 10 the Doth Of January had
been received. The news is unimportant business
var improving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
France.
Poland.

The Bourse was frner; Rentes on the 9th
advanced 10 CO II. 7Oo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
nAMAnEs mo- sHKrP pY poos rs ofuo.

Mr.. SHERMAN (Un.. Ohio. submitted memorial, from
the officers and members of the Ohio Wool Growing
Association, representing that rom Trustworthy data
and la the belief Of the Association, 10000 dogs infcs
tie state 81 OHIO. The memorial adds that partial
record Of the damage done TO the sheep and husbandry
Of Ohio amounts 10 $1,000 per aunum. The momoH
alists pray for rovenuc tar of 81 upon each dog.
Ar DAVIS (Cond. I'm. KY. concluded his speech NJ
~ O'Clock when tie Senate went into Executive SEES
oD dad upon the opening Of the doors again. adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

AN APPEAL TO PEOPLE Of COMMON
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hidden secret II has been however reserved for modem
to bring before the world the great destroyer disease
and in HooFLAND's GERMAN BIrTERS are concenra,ea
all those virtues which tend promote healthy and vigorous
life Unlike the generality Of bite they are not an ecohoc
mixture bat pure tonic composed entirely Of vegetable sub
stances. They positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

GENTLEMEN; In reply your inquiry 10 the eject pro-
duced by the use Of Hoofisnds German Bhter" Ia my
family have hesitation whatever saying that been
highly beneficial In instance, case OF Dyspepsia Oh
distressing Of bottle decided relief the SECOND
erecng cure, and the thsd seems has confirmed the
cure Tor there has been symptoms Tor the last
sir wears my individual OF Il, ind 10 be an un
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-04
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
DEPUrY CoLLEcroR's Ofr,cE. 9Th DIV, J

DEpurY CoLLEcroR's OFr,cE, 9TH DIV. ! .
~ DIST. ST.. CLouu, Aug. I'd, 1864.
Notice is hereby given that the Assessors
Annual Return for 1864 is received at
this Office, embracing the counties OF
Stearns, Todd, Cass, Douglas, Otter Tail,
Becker, Clay, Polk, Andy Johnson, Stew
ems, Traverse, Pope, pembina, Itaska, Al
ken, Crow Wing, Morrison, Mile Llc and
Benton, and the Tax as thereon assessed
is now due and payable At this office lin
the Banking Office Of H. c. Waltz in said
st. Cloud, and for the County of Stearns,
during the business hours of each day un.
til and including tho goth day Of August,
1864; and that the undersigned will be IN
attendance at Days Hotel, in. Sank Rap.
lds. Benton County, IN the 22d inst at
Little Falls Hotel. in Little Falls, Morrison
County, on the 23d inst ; at Fort Ripley
and Crow Wing, in Todd and Grow, Wing
counties, on the oath inst ]; at; Chippewa
Agency on the 25th inst; at Ross Hotel.
in Princeton, Mile Lac County, on the goth
inst, to receive the taxes thereon. :"@i1 i.sii
Allpersons who neglect to pay the taxes
SO assessed and returned in said list at this
Office within the time or a. the places above
specified in said Counties, penalty Of Eve
per cent will be added to tie Income tax;
then unpaid and tenaper cent. to all other
unpaid taxes thereon. No abatement, can
be made in any case whatever of the. pen
atty when ncurred. '*''.>%. 'ss@'i @'s 12i
aug4-2w = ID" 8. b. PINNEY, Dept Oca,.s;s