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, 1864-12-02

The publication of the Daily Statesman, at
Salem, Oregon, has been discontinued. The
reason assigned for its discontnuanee is, that
its publication didn't pay. It managed to hoe
its way along and keep alive until after the
Presidential election.
, 1864-12-02
Oregon Steam Navigation Company.
.
NOTICE.

JNROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, UNTIL fur
Il ther notice, Freight on Fruit must be pr
paid. many of the consgnee- are unknown, and
tue season so far advanced that the goods may not
be called for. J. C. AlNSWORTH President
Portland, Nov. IS, 1854 soft.
, 1864-12-02
Encourage ono Indusnr.
zEEP YOUR MoNEY in the COUNTRY.

KEEP YOUR ETONEY in the COUNTRY.
Il NJ NOW AANUFACIURING A SUPERIOR
4 rtcle of Yellow and Brown family Soaps put
up IN 20 and 40 pound 6oXes that will sell as cheap
as any brands Of soap of the quality manufac-
tured outside of the State can be sold for. | will
warrant every box fsoap sold to he just what it is
represented. Orders from the country accompanied
with the cash. or sent through some house in the
city, will meet prompt attention. A liberal discount
made to the trade for cash Send for a sample.
Nov. IL. '64m6l WM.L. HIGGINS,
Soap Works, 49, Front ST. Portland.
, 1864-12-02
I Bw HI OsP TT a T..
10 the SICK and Afflicted.


TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED A
I large and commodious building of Mr.. A. J.
Miner, on
Fist Street, near the Bridge, WaIla Walla,
has fitted the same in superior manner. for the
accommodation Of .t A
The Sick and Afflicted,
And IS now prepared to receive patients from all
portions of Washington Territory and the Upper
Country generally. Having had great deal sof ex-
perience in the HOSPITAL PRACTICE and
being familiar with all the diseases incident to the
climate OF the Pacific coast, fully prepared to
treat all persons who unfortunate to require
the services Inexperienced Physicians and Surgeons
~ EXCELLENT BEDS Eo
Have been prepared for the reception Of the sick and
kind and attentive nurses viii be on hand at all
times to wait upon them. Particular attention will
be paid to the treatment Of the following named dis
eases, and cure in most cases guaranteed
All Diseases OF the Nervous System, Private Dis
eases Of every Description, Scrotula, Erycip-
elias, Old Sores Dyspepsia, Diarrhea ru-
mors, Fits, Cousumption Eruptions,
Female Complaints, Fever aud
D Ague, Sick Headache, Liy-
er Complaint, r rt.I.f g..
And in fact all diseases which human flesh is heir to
will he successfully treated at our Hospital,
On Reasonable Terms
The climate of Waa Wala Valley is the most
healthy on this coast and persons in declining health
who have failed to secure benefit elsewhere earn
esty advised to visit this place and if they require
medical treatment, will furnish them a place to
remain during their stay, and win do all that skill
and science can do to restore them to health.
So Office at the Hospital S. KINSEY MD.
Waa Wala, Nov. II, 1864. If
, 1864-12-02
A RARE CHANCE /!

40 Acres. of Land fo1. Sale.
T HEREBY OFFER FORTY ACRES OF THE
u very best of Garden Land, situated one quar-
ter of mile southeast Of Walla Walla, in lots to
suit purchasers. For particulars apply 10 Kohlhauf
g. Guichard. JOHN SINGLETON
Walla Wala, Oct. 81, 1851 45tf
, 1864-12-02
Notice

ID ENG DULY AUTHORIZED TO SETTLE the
D business Of the late firms Of Humston g. Ma
Dan and Hamiston, Wilson d Co., i will pay al
claims against the said firms demand ana ali per-
indebted to either of the above houses are re-
quested to settle the same with me.
c. N. HUMISrON.
Office at J. L. Parrish q Cos Book Store
Portland, Nov. IL, 1864. 49tf ttf
, 1864-12-02

DIsTILLERY.- .-Messrs. A. Rose & Co.,
have erected a distillery, near Meyers Brew
cry, at the east end of town, and commenced
the manufacture of whisky this week
, 1864-12-02
Ube gUalIa gaaIla Statesman,
Published Every Friday Evening.
Money Market.
ALMOST AN EsoApE-Geo. H. Porter

New York Gold Quotations ................ ..220
San Francisco Legal Tender rates. AT
, 1864-12-02

Hon. MARION MOORE is expected down
this week with one thousand pounds of sill
yer bullion, taken from quartz lodges in
which he is interested at Owyhee.
, 1864-12-02

The possession of wit often gives man cour-
age to play this fool,
, 1864-12-02
DissoIution Of Copartnership !.

YTHE COPARrN ERSHIP HERETOFORE. EX.
4 isting between Picard & Bdsnger in the Brew
ing and Saloon business in the city Of Walla Wala
has been dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to.them are hereby notified to call and pay
mp Immediately; ard those having claims are reqies
ted to present them without delay a IA -t.r
I.s rI ~ JOHN PICARD.
Nov. II, 1854 43w4 X. BUSINGER.
, 1864-12-02
Plows. Farrows. &c

NOR SALE BY THE CASE OR AT RETAIL
i large assortment of all kinds Of Plows Har
rows, and all kinds Of Agricultural nplsmenfs
j. ID. ARPHUR& q SON,
ssa Corner of California and Davis streets,
nov.ll, '64m3. tgtwU1- San Francisco
, 1864-12-02

Total expenses,... .-........ ."..~S5065l5
AS this sum was paid in Treasury notes,
at fifty per cent. discount, of course it cost
the district double the amount Or one thou
sand, twelve dollars and thirty cents. Du-
ring the school there we're ninety three pu-
pills enrolled. The average attendance was
sixty-four and the average tuition $7,92.
, 1864-12-02
EMIL, LOWENSTEIN & co.,
First Street, Betw en- Taylor and YamhilI,
Portland, Oregon.

A Ii ORDERS FROM THE UPPER COUNTRY
IA will he promptly attended to. We will ship
anything in our line in original packages ifrequired
Portland, Oregon Oct. p, 1864. If
, 1864-12-02

THE District School, under the charge of
Mr.. b. F. Cross, closed its Fall term last
Friday The expenses incurred we're as fol
lows:
Teachers wages, "a s115 per mo, s345,OO
Rent Of room q $50 per month"; 5000
Expenses for desks, ......,...,........ 4l0Q
Expenses for stovepipe, buckets, etc 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
The Public School Troubles I'm tie
Finecufh Ward.

In accordance with special notice" ia cir
cular form, signed by i. Libby and others, and OIL
dressed 20 number Of citizens Of the Fifteenth and
other Wards who were supposed TO feel deep Interest
in the education OF the young and in preserving In our
schools the purity and efficiency which has for so long
time made them honorable among tho schools Of the
city, between 40 and so gentlemen assembled last
evening, ct No 69 Broadway ~ consider the recent
action az the Hoard Of Trustees OF the Fifteenth Ward
which We consider unjust and alike damaging 10 the
moral and educational interests u the pupils and the
school, and 10 take such action ss may be desirable
pr. BLAaEnAs was called ~ the chair and Ar. PETTY
chosen Secretary.
The CHAIRMAS after some predatory remarks intro
duoed Mr.. DENNY, who, in speech OF halt an hours
duration gave history Of tho oourss pursued by the
cid Board Of School Officers Of the Fifteenth Ward in
regard 20 THE removal Of Of the female principals for
Immoral conduct and Of the sction OF the now BoArd
toward roinstating her, and their removal OF Mrs Pond
and Mr. stoddart two OF the prineiPes N the npper
ize with the principal In tho Primary Department.
because the latter took sides with ae young lady VINO
was first remOy I'd. Some stringent remarks were made
In regard the one Of the sohool oiceis had
taken toward rcirst:fing tie yUurg woman n cucso1
who had strayed from the path u rectllude anu virtue
aud though Nj. d. freely used her name 90 It were
common bywOrd and 3 reproach, he did not. until
asked give the OF the sekoc officer (f Pantoi)
Mr. CHAs. BUssELL and Mr. SHERMAN spoke In favor
az the officers aud moved resolution Of confidence In
their abilities They sand they bad. perhaps by scci,
dent received circular and did not unth they han
entered tho room, know that tho meeting was private
instead OF public. Neither believed that t woad do
any good TO dcpounce The trustees whom they believed
were gentlemen. and would right euy wrong that ing
cccnr IN tie sclcUl management.
Dr.. HnKs and a cief = named WIss spoke IN De-
nnrcation Il the trustecs the former ntnatiDg that
be lad witnessed sore scsncG9us proceedings ID one
Of ihe pubic ssho9is
Police Inspector DnKs had beard many stories IA re
gard 10 the youug woman who had been removed and
denounced what bad been said against her a. unrniy
Mr.. DENY was wil.cg 70 let her tako her course,
yirtuous or othefgise, as she might link best
After lengthy discussion about the Management OF
a..airs n series OF resolutions vero adopted cniiSg
upon the Board Of Education 10 Investigate the cnarac'
ter o. Henry Panton enc OF the schoo! Ocer lad 70
examine into the of the removal Of j. r s'oa'
dart Principal Of the Male Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
Corporation Notices.
$1,OOO,OOO L o A N
OF THE
COUNTY OF NEw.YORK.
PROPOSALS FOR 81, COO, 900 SOLDIERS BoUNT
FUND BONDS,
BEING THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED on BID:
FOR e., 900, 900 OPENED FEB. 49, 1851

Sealed Proposals VIII he received at The Comptroller Office
until MONDAY March T. 1864 al, O'Clock, p IN, when the
viii be publicly opened iJr the pgchaee at not es taan
their par value OF the whole any part Of the sun OF One
hcn Dollars Of the Soldier Bounty Fund Bonds" au'
horzed by ordnance Of the Board Of Supervisor passed
February H. 1864, and BY act Of the Legs.urs Of tie
State Of passed February Sel being tho amount
no, awarded bid. for S2OoOo opened February 70 1854
The said Bonds will bear interest at Tie rate Of ak per cent
per annr payable scsnnusy the hI day OF hay and
November in escb year and the principle Will be redeemsoe
., follows: Five hundred thousand dollars November i'
and i've hundred thousand dollars November J. 1875.
The Iroposa viii state the amount Of bonds desired and
n. Price per hundred doss terso and the pesoss
wlo.o proposal. accepted vii hereugon be required to
deposit. with the County Treasurer the sums awarded to them
respectively.
On potcnns The ComProer the receipts OF the County
Treasurer such deposits the parties will be entitled to 70
eevs Bonds equal amounts Of the par vsuo OF the sums
awarded 10 hem bearing interest from the dates Of payment
Each proposition ,houl be sealed aud ndor.ed Proposals.
for Soldier Bounty Fund Bonds and nclosod In second
envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The right reserved reject any OF al OF the bd' con
esd necessary protect promote The Interest Of the
county. MATHEW 4. BRENNAN, Conptroller,
CITY of New.York Department OF Finance, Conptgoers
Office February 25, 1906
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
WAR DIrkRrsRsr. CAvlLRT BusBAu,
OTviCE - CurEr QuAhrERkAsTN,
DROPOSALS F6R CAYALRY HORSEs.-

PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES
se.ad Propess viii be rncsivei at mi, Office Until II
clock mr. on MONDAY, March outeen'n l1th) 1854 for
TWO THOUSAND q 0Oe) CAVALRY HORSES, to be do
veEed synouss, N T., within forty t+o days from date
6NE THOUSAND q. 900 CAVALRY HORSES, to be Do
vsrei at Ordensbugh n. T., within thirty (s0 days from
date Of contract.
SAID or..s 10 BE- sound IN Al. particulars. less than Eve
(s then nine IS, yr.n oltj nom l;s 70 10 hands
ksh .l foshed eOupaety built, birdie wise, and Of size
snFci,al for cavalry purposes.
Ts spsse,ioai Si De- strictly ADHERED 10 ard ri9td!y
erfcrcri w er.,vpaytieuier.
No bi VIII br eutersined unes panied by guaranty
for its faithful perforusnce
70 Should any United States officer guarantee Tho proposal
Of. bdof who sboad prove TO DO irresponbe, his name
ton th,, such officer &c cisuiiIsed the services.
Al bis asd obsFsay1s toi2 be he'd 20 ne triessst
c,s,is5ify asd ~ failure u comply Nth ierns u con-
haef h< contract vAes avdrded 0'1 % yeGoeed
bt y,osrcsfi,r % ths (4u e1ieuf II ~, ldp.
Form Of bid and guaranty DO had on application THIS
Office
Successful bidders Will be prepared 10 enter into written
contracts With good ard sufficient security immediately on
the acceptance Of their bids. ~
Tbs oath OF allegiance unr accompany each bid.
The BE1crsned the Tt 10 reject al bids deemed
unreasonable.
No bid vii be entsrsined for len than Any horses
Bids for s mite nY~bey OF Horses required invited
Payment will N uaia completion Of contract, soon
thereafter ~ fands may be received
PropO.al. b. endowed Proposals for Csyary Horses
asa sddssssd 10 Lieut. Col JAMES A. EkfN, Chief Quar-
tsrusster, Cavalry Bar.An, Washington, y. G.
Any iortis information vii b, romr,y sven on sppiea-
uou 70 JANIS A. EKiN.
Lisatsnsn. Colonel. Chief ouarter'osster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
The Very Latesi.
icy Telegraph to orssocntlel

CorEsHAoEs. Feb Is lsSa-spn.
The Danish monitor iron-elad Krollkrake.
Ass attacked Engensund She attempted TO destroy the
bridge erected by the the Braager
psninsala, but could rot get near enough to do SO
ewing TO the shallow water She fred "a shots and the
German batteries fred $50.
One shot went through her funnel.
The Germans drove tie Danish pickets from the
etendrur and Nubel woods. The Danes subsequently
rallied in force, when the Germans retire without
s6sring resistance.
The position Of the Germans IN Brsagerland Is very
dangerous.
LONDON Corn MAREEr, Feb. I9-English and
yossigs Whes Flour quiet at Mondays rates Barley
frn 0sts steady and In fair demand Beans add Peas
9tszed.
MAxcHasrsH. Friday, Feb. 10, 1854.
Ths msrset dun and inactive In the absence Of business
Gtsn' 70 sseer1su Pssf fefTssty, p1 Nc hah thsg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
EERRY LEASES ct AUCTION, at the

On MONDAY. March 90 Ic5t, At II o'clock 70. WIN b.
security for steTm of Ten beJs nom tie iss day 81 hay
The LEASE Of tho Ferry now established frou the foo, Of
HoUsor East River kew-foTS 10 the foot oil CTandfI
IT, 2FAsE Of the Ferry now e,,.bs,h.d rom the foo, Of
The LEASE Of tho Ferry essbsned from the foot Of
Grand St, Es:, River Hsw'iOrk 10 tie foot OF orAd'''
The Lease Of the Ferry now established rom the foo, Of
Chabr st. Moth River, he~iois to iAs i0'' Of fa'oH'a
Tho LEASE Of tho Esry established from he Get Of
lac a ,rs.r Eff rERRS LEASES VIII Be- sold wis al
Cooperation Ct tn; cA3 osa}S SST lTS;s
The conditions .n1 covenant. Of the Le,.ss 70 he IN t-
usual Of fSy Leases heretofore s0,eIed into BY Tho
*. Lease or .,ch Q. the named Pee. to be mad.
10 ooDfuo to hs requirements Of the Guy Charter 10 fe:en
Ferries and po 10 contain covenants the psr Of The
lessee. that he hey will condgct ard nnr.s- The
MD Ferry ., isIs: :es,os to sase r.e, r 1o
70 tine he m.de p.ss-d By the Common Council OF Stale
Tho purchaser OF the Ferry LOa.e and 10 sprooa,rs' IN
each case vii Be required to ray a, The tune and place Of
,ae 70 h, Collector Of The cy herenre i3n ,s,Ai 70
ply lie o: the fst Garter ia b. cIesutes
e.. ia ths ., s.J covenants Otherwise to ~ ig.sd 10
legation the time, ciseard BY two sarrts, 70 this
sss s he TSs' p' "an y ~
rent, ouserysy ard fer the faithful Of the
Fl ss ID. ss as .Ss .ss
h. p.rs 10 b. aired BY
tks CaTptaioE sor La o1.seiaes ~ 10. rts< SIP %
Boib-.d o. p5s.-. PioP-d to l--s.d during sho ~f-
CT thu lease. ~,
Should the lease Of the above psm.a Ferries, s.is1 Of
. purchased by parties other h,n the present .os-ees
thew required In bec0rdncs sith the provisions OF
TIE law. Of th. Szle 10 purchase fir sryIsni TilE.ucn
.onld tho Ir.,.i e.-s.. desire 10 eel. the bo.,' bsldoS'
and bsca.y for tho Iufpos~- = sfeuy add vspe
-d by p..ons selected By The old and pew e,se IN
bs pae. o-nno, 10 no amount :" De PAD ioi
lB- same
IN. ,s sl.o contain covenant requiring each Ferry
Boat 20 hav. s.chcd ' engine are sp?.rs'ns or fore.
pnrnr than 60 feet 81 hose OF tie aushty ana
tins. pstd ~ The fs Department o. the CITY
OF EeYork spd be reed for exnSuiGhtnent Of ares
whenever required tie Chief Engineer HE sssi,tanis Of
tho Fire DepIten. o! tho City Of New OH iof which ssrs
ies the L...ee. ,. rec.v. TwsUty Dous ecr hosr ior
each hour engaged and ZINE be counted le than enc
hour. MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
PROPOSALS.
WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU,
OFFICE OF CaIKr QuARfgRxAsrgR,
WAEaIHcrnz u q Eak . lReA
w AHINsIUNl u. o, 7 co. q, I5bt J
PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES

PROPOSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES
Sealed Poposa. vii Dc received At this office until II
o'clock m, Cd M0NDAH, March seventh f1th) 1904, for
delivered q. Montpelier Vt, within aiy Cso days on das
'' one THOUSAND oo CAVALRY HORSES, TO DO de-
ivered IN Washington d. c. tGiesboro Depot: within thirty
0NE THOUSAND (,OOo) CAVALRY HORSES TO be de-
yered Elmirs NewYork within forty t+l days from date
Of contract.
oc ocl No. on THURSDAY, March enh l0th3. 1854 FOR two
IL eO Cavalry Horses 70 be delivered In Wheeling
Wes. Virginia within thirty ) DAYS nom date ofecntrsct
Said horses to be sound ii al rsricusrs not les than Eve
Is, Dor more than nine (9 years from ~ to &c hsnds bsh
fu feshsd, eompscy 5a, bridew'e, and Of sss sufficient
for cavalry purposes.
Tae,s ell Be .ieay adhered TO aud RICHLY
forced "a sttrY p1ffu ukdy.
No bid will be entertained unless acccTPanlcd py guar
snty for its faithful performance.
~ Should United States officer guarantee the propo-
viii DO reported 10 the Secretary War With recommends
don that such officer be dismissed the service.
~ bidders and euaTdnors vti Be held 10 me fEe'n de
oouafIbiy ard every failure TO comply 9th sns q con,
t,aek or 20 make t<7 dt,ayded I'll be oooeg
6y roserusion 20 the tua er,sa. If the lao.
Captain John W. MckIm A. Q. NJ at Boston, Mess., Cap:
J. o. Fsrnsyyorh a. q H., Wheeling Va, OF At tails sfce
tracts with good md sufficient security Immediately on inc
Geee ptsnce Of their bids.
Tho oath Of allegiance musl accompany each BID.
The undersigned reject all bds deemed
unreasonable.
No Did viii DO entertained FOR less thau FRY hcrses.
Bds for the ente number OF horses required are Invited
Payment viii be made completion OF contract or az soon
thereafter - funds may be received .
Proposals. mist 10 indorsod Proposals. for Cavalry Horos
and addressed 10 Lieutenant Colonel JAMES A. EhlN,
Chief Quartermser Cavalry BUrsau, Washingtas, y. c.
Any further ir'rn'0n will be pr1pHSSsy vpF FE sp''
Laen, Col and Chief ousrtermaser Cavalry Bafeso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03

The steamship Damascus, from Liverpool
Feb Is, via Londonderry 18th, arrived at this port al
9:5o IN.
LATEsr-cia londonderry.
IoSpoS Feb le 1864.
An attack on Dnppel was imminent but no news had
been received Of jts TWAS stated that
shs place was defended by 40 co Danes.
The Nors-Scotan from Portland arrived OF london
derry 18th.
IN. Ma.eses,sr F-argr believes that the Government
b resolved TO terminate the Galway contract
The Great Eastern was Knocked down ct auction 70
the nevly.fornel Great Eastern Steamship Company
for only twenty-five thousand pounds sterling. The
Company had, however previously purchased bonds OF
the old Company 10 the extent OF serenity thousano
pounds sterling which must be added tc the above par'
chase money. Another person claims 10 have bid TWEEN
~ five thousand pounds at auction and demands the
ship.
Parliamentar. proceedings on the 18th we're unimpor
tart.
Mr. Laird's bin for a efficient mode OF testing
anchors and chain cables in the merchant service
passed. its second reading in tie Commons after long
discussion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
The Presidency.
The following resolutions were unanimously
passed by the National Chase Club Claysyille West


The following resolutions were unanimously
passed by the National Chase Club Caysyille' West
Virginia, on Feb. % leG4
ker,a, The recent demonstrations throughout the oouh
Try apparently instgsed by those holding OF seeking once
under the present Aduiuratir. give evidence o. con
the Presidency; and heeq' wc do lot believe pepr9s
ton Of bs roer TO meet fully an Deedsd tie
stern YET delicate emergencies OF Tie Pcn"Si
INA. the country Judgment demands change ofAd
DnstIedon, such "" secure more "uu
cal conduct OF the aeaus the Rebellion ana treatment
of s surrct OF Saver which will ait ia its eItinction
H. That tie Internationally 10 "a Of the Nation have
fms r pstained Mr Lcoin he lead 81 the Government
N tie ; cis,n his coure has ~ 1yoked esrir that such
criticism sbt wesken his efficiency a, PRESIDENT; out 't II
time for them TO e1pEess thei cohseehiSr, eonv
th have cordially rcd him while IA oiee, hey are
hefefore pledged IL continuance in for al lime TO
hour Of bis official existence still consider OR solemn
duty procure the election N he place OF some man more
truz the wor .pedy close, and serwarj 70 nsuyrrae
such sa.omke measure OF peace az WIZ enable the people
endure tie financial burdens which weak poicy
~ Thai bo appareu, popularity Of the President e. IN the
tho result o;Ae silence 81 ihoo opponents OF MS nes
who have supported him through excess OF loyalty "o
they have ohaaby overlooked bic ss and concealed has
weakness aud ,hai honest exe'tln Of pubic sentiment
will his record be vulnerable in every point, and VI.
y Fiat we telieye either the Hon s. P. Chase MAJ Gen.
Fremont, Nation Batter, Aa-Gen. Bgnks, or MAJ
Grant be preferable Presidential cnndidsie 70 rI
Lincolni bat our Judgement 10 IN favor {" c' ''"'
VI That salmon P Chase RON his showed principles h'
union Of intellectual and moral qualities his character a.
staesmen AID his consistent ana nfepfoSenaoe ~ @
Gr choice Cor rr. sdeut end that p2e Ourselves 10 use
ali honorable 10 secure his eecuen 70 'hst ece
invoke the earnest cooperation Of oil who value inelpes
more than men, and VINO esteem country 81 n0'o ~ '"''
VII Tba copy Of these resolution. be sent to 81 the lead
ing ia he United se I'm c s 70
81 P. KrcnrIor Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
hoard Of aspeFvssors.

This Board met yesterday afternoon, when
message was received from Tie Mayor reforming the
resolution 10 pay The bn al James 4. Hscgiegor
amounting 30 ss25 for celk hire IA TIE bureau Of I'M
saio Buildnss 4 resolution wa adopted selecting
places for receiving the returns aud Designating the
Supervisors 20 certain districts a: the election on 1uos
day ne1t. Mr. PUKpY presented resolution which
WIS laid oyer 10 Increase the salaries OF TIE Police
Court (Sessious Police Justice clerks 30 - 900 per
annum From the annual report OF the Controller,
which was pres nted and 500 copies thereof ordered
4, be printed in document f0rn IL spp5ars that the
amount OF money IN the hands Of the County Treasurer
December 81, 1862 stated IN tho Controller Annual
Report q the boa-c Of -ppcvisg.s FOR leel VA sss's y
T-la rrc-i,,s from all sources do
pase -. amounted o........... Sl6cGA,gT7 70
I,sss amount Transferred 10 tsS
C.ty TfossGTy ios tie Corpora
tons proportion 0! co.SctoLs
during the wear ilr taxes 4si1 l..
tc,e-t ,her,;on..,............... 4ess2s2 "a
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France.

1t is stated that tho arrangements fof the de-
parture of the Archduke Macmillan or Por en- route
10 Mexico arc completed.
TheRerus Ges Dsu1 MoHdes contends that France and
England lose by Of cooperation and urges the
establishment Of an aetTe alliance 20 sTeTt tie catas-
irophe which meaaces Denmark.
TIE Sec!c Liberal organ) demands the support Of
France FOX Denmark 30 ahaDeiuDy abandoned by En-
gland.
1t is stated that the AoBieur has been prohibited pub
Dshiag Prince Nspoleon's antEngish speech ct the
Sues Canal celebration.
The Bourse was firm. Rentes GO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-03
The ScS:eswig War,

The PruSsians continued their operations
ssalns the intrenchmcnts at Duppo but the thaw
isried the movement Of their heavy artillery ard de-
hyei the attack II stated that Prince Frederick
Charles of Prussia will command the attack
It's asserted at Rendsburg that the PInsslen COM
reander has summoned the Danes to eYseuate DapPel
and the Island Of Assem- giving very short delay fad.
fss to comply, the Prussian army would Immediately
sccupy Juusnd
The Danes were Strengthening the detenses Of Duppel
snd Alseu.
Thirty thousand PTussians are concentrated in the
district OF Sundesitt
4 Copenhagen paper ssys the Danish Government
iss received no proposals respecting an arDislce.