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The Turf.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-rRorTiNo.
yvEsnAy, August so, match S4oO, mile heats.
y walser named Bay Mare IN hairless. .........s. 1
1ehp Lcyes, psned D N. Lady Bayasd, 70 wagon
Q~ars~. nv ksA
Ehsa hea.. ...'..st;'. ~ Ia 100
eseoad beat. ........... cav 10 sNN
VI The start at ter tc sever LADY sayard won the
inside position goa away with the lead, but before
veasd,ng the che poke ~ and the bay went in
'front.' fear lengths, fne sorTei, when che recovered,
trotte fast and Closed iss sap rapidly, but broke up
twce eeyse passing the quarter pole The bay mare
beng two eogtbs ahead that point. ia forty
one sec ,nfs On 2he backstretfh Lady Bayard
broke again, and was one length behind at the
ksit.,sos poie, ir i23 Az the three-quartcr pole
Abe fay mare was half engih W frosi; bot IN
ss-S Yards the sorrci had the lead. The
was very soee all the way up 70 within half dozen
ensth OF The ssrd when the sorre broke and the
cay won BY ePength and a hall, In 24ok. Tie sorrei
ercke gf revs,n times IN the heat
Second I4st About two 20 one on the bay She took
sse lead AZ the START and 70 The quarter pole IN
Hrfy two and half seconds, length in front OF the
sorre had broken up three times In geiug areand
NId ~ two lengths in the The eorrel again in
sus IN bah tricks and the bay trent and
% c,ntnueu 70 the end, winning by about six lengths
rc,e 2Hyt.
Ebs SIC GOO trot between Gen Butler and Fslre BAN
~ Iofne OF this day week. seems 70 he the aosorcioe
rcc In sporting circles and green backs are BENG poeea
~ they pever before q trot Gen Butler nso
slightly the call yesterday a. even. TFe flliInsnsh
party sro trying 70 get odds.
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RIcHARD VALERA, AUCTIoNEBR, WILL SELL
tnis da g iok O'clock q auction SORE "a
Ss spa Ha,aSs: aso ose suPsres ycang Horse i5N
Tor empress, doetoS, Ia s~~sS
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CLOTHING.

ans genisna.n wi aas hs az !. al ba,e,s a.sts,
MINT 10 whnm Ihey ean dispose az h.r Cast Ca sl,S
4. e.rrss rnr,f,a,s a, t.yri,v =, 80 $780,,
hs, ~ 1,y Il ths ei,y pr,,.s ~ nsy - ~
ga erts "a . AZ Ais1 fsr wo5iea Dslasns and va
Z n.,s-ss III. Sts ..t "a, =. 80 ~ 49, \.
n, t ~ p3 ~ H., l.ns1 i,s,,. r.eis, ~ L.sI 3,
NM, 80 4 *. ,v1,ss~ sis6 so. ga E,@tt..
srset orders IRON Brn,kivn .ad Jers.v III, n.ncn,x
Attended to ~ ''''
4 re- rsstsi r"Isng 80, I'd ssps1,.o pE y :
surely rsssge the hshes, price sor cassS co,hnq an
tgre Caruets Jsw.ry tc On calling .. ~. .iifn., ~,
Third avenue b.iween Thiriy AMI Thirty inti
reny.'hrd srss'a Ladies Wi s 9s.sndd \, H.. f.e,
orers HON Brookn JsFsey Cts ant tieinu suenisd =
A TTESTiON.--Ar THE NEW STORE lil THGPD
n svenge. lstes a. genNemen guaranteed - r.
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4 uorIoN NOTICED. D. cAuLKINs, AucrIoNEER.
SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART, &C.,

u
srIrs 1sB RosKs 81 9a Hys ss.
No as Yves. .srss Eighth and Ninth
SEVEN Ss SSTsy II; sSgEsSSS .u,s
BRONZE AND oRSoIU NcHASPSESIiEaISSS c.ae,rs
sEvKEs AND DRESDEN CHINA oRS1SESTs: -
pnooADu AND LACE EI ggsH Ar sAsTh Mirrors
OIL PAINTINGS BY fSiE sIi sGSzH srAruAnr
BOOKCASE. ErAaEsEs GsNTRE TAsftss m.sr
gAs f.s
e
and 70 De sold without any reserve An examination viii
Paror. contain three elegant full Suits Par
Tor pnrai.ure rich brocads aud satin Eseres
eHe fSs
an e.n. instrument C0 vim ina soSsd corners. beautifully
es sse s =. Of
Ea GSs Il c and
sPfs % % ts sss: On. s.
cloth; pprs Hair Mattresses forty nfy pounds,
bnns Room OF nns oak
Raps I S.t us sss, rich
nd %:ss Of ss % Tor uur
II o. ns sa al: IL n a. ~ 49,
The aooys house and lot hr sale at decided bargain
AUCTION sALEeo gru HANDsoME
R'sssras %
pssy IN: d Il. "a s. sA
gssss VIM 'H So SIM
IL a s sna n
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges mach Cen
sps nss rich Ge GO. confr anS
Of oil and sss .rss ns
2s5 s57ss c5g4 :s
an ELEGANT instrument: with round beautifully
Improvements,
ia Sss pls's FIsasS aasisa Sa
SOFAS Chaiss Roesers Mirrors, ciocks TaSs.. He'd
anS ssa aad 1e Ware nss
Table Cutlery, &C. SAFE positive Deposits REQUIRED.
$: RICHARDS 4 60, AUCrIoNgERs:
on Sesi sasssi s. ii
sa and
amos, every Kind Of men $ womsn misses and child
| UcrIoN NorIcs-Boors AND saoEs
FAIL 1Rs II szfS xSrSSSSs SsD 'sHozs
vmn.n sV %sbsRsp :, ' 1sGrs :is ST.
oo ' sSE s'Gsb gases f sv oa1a
fc o. Various styles and particularly adapted city and
country buyers. Catalogues ready on mornng OF sals
sAhE sELpSsR avc
NJ .sl on THURSDAY September At ,o.l cock q 2ls
w I s rsa I And h ~
HARM s a11sn:sP a. Sss China ssass s:a
Let e u sas. wsa sss' &nps a
Blk and Merno Dresses, coass. sbawis &c Aiso the
srs c fa AM LEVIN & -
} L. SMITH aUcrIoyEER. Will. SILL THIS
day. At ss soes :. ~ ~ slaGs s,nts
endid and anish $500; suits rose
aRossn and @.e cb ras .nS
Ingram Carpets and everything thar belongs to first class
house
q s s sae q nr ss.a e
e. A spy LXrasop e
n W. IVES 4 CO, AUcTIoNEgas. WILL SELL
g y as. street S;a r.'sr g. entire loi 2, mgToy.a
ns NssSins. Ks.. He ,oss.h.r Win ss pro oSs
men. % Ne O.ndnE Mater works. sc close
p,.ea, shi on "a. Williams Bullet Terms cash. Sale
d. . ": IyEs go CO:
THURSDAY September At y ocloex ars cas. Fursurs
CommOles sooksascs, L6fary csae TAB e. Tsrsi.s
plated War. &C. Now exhibition vita cs,siosas. ''''
DAVID D goAS AUcTioNEER-Boors SHOES.
ep s: 81 *. .U s e si bvan r. e
ing Of mea'' aides and chidrens Boots shoes os Ter.
trade AIS. shevsr Drawers. &c. Also he Lease Of
EDsEyAHsnos s scggyeSi AycElossEs
Il. scssss Il, tai r..
ge..ry srn.,el. and Carpets. black ana
raraire shos.sy sa.s ana csairs rosewood secresry
R' s s. s:' and sssar a
sosT, an rors and general asssrmsa, q
without reserve
T. J. Wills. AUcTloSEEr.-gRrDAy, SEPTEMBER
a., go. -. 80 oi os',.s1s chisa All Esrh.nysrs
ray 's Street ~ - ''' 's'' nc ''0r' = A'f
Y .coLros. AUoTroNsgR SPECIAL SALE OF
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ID FARMER, AUCfIONRER-wTJL SILL THIS
NJ dsy M Gs, s a. - Wooster street the Furnl
Bedsteads, Vhsirs, Tshl Carpets Norsssss Feather
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fer empress issaos. Ia s3'sess
''''':s Ssts =. b.Ss;S: Y IN,
n. o..,.,, Vi. ..,. A 81 I, y.
Il m :' hey .s n.
TWENTY-FIVE rsoys ssgs ro oSst or FRESH MINED
.nsr,sn. =, III. usss .1.s .nd deliverable .. DEPOT
X. % s r. 81
bids u any ,5 ssI% wassssr being
The terms and .ouons viii Be tie
and vi" b fully made know" JONI \ ssss IL
>. 1ssass S. a. tx esiesi, a Is Bowsry ihs Con-
: ns iaS sS, GIN and Rum
~ sssssss nd y: aS''ss%
ss .na sss Sss %R: Also 5000
.fss e.
Castle Soap Also one Horse wasan and Harness
HERMAN CO.. AucrIoNsgRs, WILL SELL
- As say z gs%ss e S.as. Ct the
Tobacco &c Also large lot Of choice Wines and Liquors
6 AZ: sosARI AucrIoSEERs, WILL SELL THIS
William street hoaseScd furniture consisting Of mshos
pss ss;s
TSs Bedding II and
CCROoNRR AT AUCTIoN.-THE LARGE, THRRg
p psstsd schsoner Mars Pike lying q For, IA ~ilt on
suction IN Column sS'a 81 s Ne" York World
THOMAS REILLY AUCTIoNEER-oFFICE s75 NINTH
aysnac = all whom may concern auction sale
bay Mare pay expense Of keeping also fine Horses
sold for want OF use, &c. Sale positive
m GAFFNKy. AUcrIoNEER--sALEsRooN 1856
stock asa asares Of the old "a and well eabsned Liquor
sor northeast corner Of Twenyseyeah street and Ninth
RI G,FrNEy,. AUoTIoNEgR, WILL SELL THIS
day a. half past ten precisely the Lease sto.
fd sssne e. .rsd Of NOW ,Se
business
w. so,pSS E.agq S3S, ,,oon
I'solpATsoFF A GF tA srrEs SG 5. STOCK
WIN ss =. auction afsE .tsgs il Park place and u
On tSsei isssa through
HIS entire stock Of Fapey Goods COMPRISING the fSown
Iuboi derry Cotton kyssts,
.fsf Bags rspe f HOOK. and Eye.
Corset and Cater Lacets
Gu, Vest Chains MI qualities,
soss JsS.rsM Brooches, Pin. sl.... Bas.on.
css;s ssa ss: ss + -ss,;
The goods can be examined catalogue early tn.
informing or sale.
i XE
E.si Brosdwsy sels on Ilis day and Thu. a
Toy and Beuse Furnishing Store IS Third consist
ing Of quantity OF dressed aud undressed Dolls
French Baskets Rocking Horses and Propellors Chns
Sets, French Toys Step Ladders Meat Safes Gsrder
Tools Cabinet Makers Bench, Chest Of Tools also Furn
&C.
| WILLIAM Writer'S, AuoGToNEER. WILL SELL
w this day, At a. Canal street at o'clock large
valuable assortment of eentee Parlor Chamber Dirin
Room and Kitchen Furniture Two parlor t. Centre
Dining and Tea Tables: Pier and other Glasses Pianofoe
rich Tapestry Threapy and other Carpets: China Gas
and Silver Ware Wardrobes, Hair aud other Mattresses
Feather Beds and al other goods usually found wei
furn shed house Also 400 yards Of Ingram Carpets 81
yards OF Ocoihs; also 500 yards Matngs also three set
OF Harness; also several other lots OF Goods
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THE HAVANA sBCRtv, OR HOW TO FLAVOR no.
printed resspt for one col forwarded 20 any address
Oh epelnsips prne 10 Boz SO p,N once v.
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w LILLIAN Writers, AUCTONEER. WILL SELL
w this day, at a. Canal street AT O'Clock. large and
valuable assprtment OF eentee Paror Chamber Dining
Room and Kitchen Furniture Two paror Sn ts, Centre,
Dining and Tea Tables Pier and other Gasses Panofore
rich Tapestry Threeply and other Carpets: China. Class
and Silver Ware; Wardrobes Hair aud other Mattresses
Feather Beds and al other usually found we'll
fIrnished Also. 400 yards of Ingram Carpets 3D
yards Oilciohs also 500 Matngs also three
OF Harness; also several other lots Of Goods
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sRGARs AND TOBACCO.

NATIONAL GUARD SMOKING roBAcco-PrRa.
~ natural favor be. qualify and the cheapes in the
market Does fonl the pp8 leave bad taae Retail
sezar stores. Sole Manufacturer. - Fulton street
DhHovAL-THB RAPID INCREASE or our BCRf.
IL induced IN remove 20 NO IL ley street BEEG
co sole nnfsctI rers OF the Patent C3sarettor
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POLITICAL.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE NEW YORK DEMdS
"A cratic General Committee viii be held this tWcdne@
day evening" the Sinclair House, cerncr Of broadway
and Eighth street. TX O'Clock tor the transaction Of i'm.
p'''~A' JOHN G. MATHER. Vice President
goT p,I a; w.Iraes1' ssers'aries
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pAwNBRokERs .sALE-THIs DAY. AT BELL d
INoKAHAM's55 New Bowery, 300 lots nne Pledged
soois Of every description BY order Or MIRA Cohen Dos
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCTIoNEER, OFFICE NO 4
w Esst Broadway, sells This day and THURSDAY. at
l0 O'Clock the entire Stock and vxtues Of the extensive
Toy and Heuse Furnishing Store q Third avenue consist:
ing Of large quantity OF dressed aud undressed Dolls
French Baskets Rocking Horses and Propeiors China
French Toys, Step Ladders. Meat Safes Garden
Toes Cabinet Makers Bench Chest Of Tools; also Fun
IRE
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na WATSON. AN OLD AND EXPERIENCED PRAc.
dtioner il enabled to guarantee cure in all cases by
safe remedies and without change of diet restriction
from business. Dr. Watson book the Cause and Cure,
Illustrated throughout by anatomical plates 6r. cona
valuable information for such are suffering from either
disease debility, who contemplate marriage. Pr ST.
Sold by Miller Co Post Office 422I Broadway, and bv
the author $50 Broadway next block above the Aetopo
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AT THE NEW sNaRy. NO ~ cARNrvy srRnrr.
y ladies and gentlemen can receive hfy cent more
Cast of CloihIrg By ca. ling on or address ~ 81 Shin
BERG ~ Csrmine street. near Bedford Ladies
20 by Mrs. s.
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@1n OOO WORTH or CLOTHING wANTED-I
p1U.UUU vii psy The highest vrce for cas-. %
STRAUSS 200 sevcsh avenue, between 1biry third and
Thirty fourth stSeets Ladissnended BY Mn strsues
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-07

FoRD's NEW THEATRE.-This week is an
nounced As the last OF the engagement OF the adj
mlrable comedian, MI J. 5. Clarke who will Ap.
u Leap Year" by that admirable author and actor,
j. B. Buckstonei and as Jack Cabbage, In the laugh
able farce of " FashionAb 0 Society," He will he
ably supported by the efficient company, and all
who are troubled with the "bmes" and wish TO
enjoy . hearty laugh should not fail to secure
their seats In time.
GRovER's THEATRE.-We shall be greatly
surprised II there 10 not another overt wing house
At this popular resort Tonight for The bill is
OF the most attractive OF the season. Mr.. EdW In
Booth having at considerable expense en- re-en.
sSsSsssiui @ M d drama Of the the Fools Rsvcn e." in
which he enAets his great character OF The Kings
Fool Btrtaecto. The Performance Of the syoOing
will conclude with that admirable oomediettA oi
Too Much For Good Nature"
THE DAVENPORT BoYs.-These brothers,
whose wonderful demonstrations have created so
much excitement at WillArd's Hall, will give n
benefit tonight to the National Fair. Their exhi'
billions have puzzled the brains and upset the the
ories Of some OF our wisest men, and many have
been constrained to admit that no human power
could give such marvellous demonstrations, az
have been witnessed the past week at Willard'B
To night, we learn that there will be new order
oil developmants, more astonishing than any yet
seen, and now is the time to witness them, and al
the same time aid good cause, as they leave fol
Baltimore in day or two.
CANTERBURY Music HALL.-A new galaxy
of stars appear tonight, Miss Annie BoaFdWe
considered by many to be the most perfect and nm
ished vocalist Ia the pFOfeSson possessing voice
| OF uncommon sweetness, added to which, thor
ough musical education, rank her among the lore
most Of classical singers. Miss Dora DAwron, ia
her double FOice duets, htill attracts lATEe por
| uon Of the audience. W. d. Fox, negro comedian
| The little Monitor aud Mr. II. Fuller, also make
| their frat appearance before Washington pub
lie. The screaming farce Of the " Limerick Boy
WIN Mr. Billy CAyAnAugh IN the cast, concludei
! the entertainment,
! NARIRTIEs,-To-night, first appearance o
| the great comic BanIolGt, hlr. THOMPSON, the mos
| popular performer Of the day. Also, last thre,
nights OF Mile Lie Windel. Tonight Miss Mag
gle Vernon, Miss Kitty Lee, Miss Wilson, Mis-
Fillmore, and the popular young actress Mis-
Friel also Messfs. kerns, Hall, Kertz, Francis an
| the star company in the comic One-AGt drama o
| the Strolling lFishmsn, or the Women In PAnts
looms" In rehearsal, the Female Pickpoeket." "
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THE COURTS.
United states supreme Court.

March Ion motion OF Hon. Reyerdy johnson,
Andrew stcrett Ridgely, Esq, Of MARYLAND, was
admitted attorney and counsellor VI this court.
No. 40. The United States, appellants, rs Ber-
nAdo Yo ba. Appeal from the district court OF
the United States Tor the southern district OF Cali
forniA Mr.. Justice Field delivered the opinion OF
the court am ming the decree Of the said district
court in this cause.
No. las. The United StAtes, appellants, rs Juan
Moreno; appeal from the District Court unitsd
States for the Southern District Of California. Mr..
Justice SpTague delivered the opinion Of the Court
Affirming the decree OF the said District Court in
this cause.
No. 1873. Lessee OF George Pomeroy, ei al, plain.
tffs In error rs the State Bank Of Indiana; in err
ror to tn. Circuit Court United States for the Dis
trict of Indiana. Mr.. Jusi Clifford delivered
the opinion Of the Court, affirming the judgmen,
OF the said Circuit Court In this cause with costs
No. lts. The United States, appellants, %. Au
justine olyera 81 GI-AppeAl from the District
Court United stat q, for the Southern District o
California. mir. Justice Nelson delivered ths
opinion OF the Court, affirming the decree OF tht
sAId District Court in this cause.
No. 1853. De LORNA Brooks, appellant, rs. War
rick Martin. The ArgumeBt Of this cause was con
cluded by Mr.. Mitchell, for the appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-07

NEW YORK, March 6-The steamer Ellie S.
Terry, from New Berne on the lst, arrived this
morning. Our New BeIne letter states that JEFF.
Davis has suppressed the Raleigh Standard, thus
Increasing the probability OF the EDITORS election
40 Governor OF the State next fall,
The rebels are removing the obbtruetiOnA in
plated ram to come down 10 assist in the antici-
pAted attack on New Berne, Washington, and Ply.
mouth. II IL also reported that the rebels have a
ram on the Roanoke river as well As on Tar river
The Raleigh Confederate advecN NteS changing the
battle-ground from Virginia 10 North Carolina NJ
4 nece6nity,
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Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. P. NJ.
THE PoMERoY cIRCULkR-THE COR
sPONDENCE BETwEEN Mr..
CHASE AND THE PREsIDENT.

vienna the Following paragraph In inc wash
ington correspondence Of the Cincinnati Com
"sre'a', the home organ OF Mr' Chasei
AN interesting correspondence has taken
incoy ~, ,I I ~ por"o u r,roNIar
Some days since, Mr. Chase sent a note to the
President, saying he had not seen the Pomeroy
S,gSulSr nS Snui published, anu anu Una, n nc u,sep
lion of friends. he stood in the "a attitude of !
candidate for the Presidency, and he submitted
TO Mr.; Lincoln the question whether such an
q msmSer ., 'hs TIh,,rOt UI' WI" "'' ''"'''"' "'
"The President replied that he had not secn
Mr.. Pomeroy's circular at all, and as 70 phsther
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-07

TIE EXTENSIVE drug and medicine estab-
lishment OF Weeks & Patter, 10 Washington
street, Boston, was burned Saturday. Loss
t150, 900; insurance $4,000.
The COMMANDING officers quarters at Camp
Chase, were destroyed by fire last Thursday,
and the lives Of the rebel prisoners endan.
gered.
FoRTY-sEvES guerrillas, captured by the steam
marine brigade on the Mississippi, have been
taken to Cairo. They have been in the habit
Of firing into river steamers.
THE WIFE of Mr.. A. d. Richardson, cores
pondent Of the New York Tribune, and now in
. rebel prison In Salisbury, N. c., died sud
denly in Franklin, Mass, on the 4th inst. Mr.
Richardson has been a prisoner since May
1868, and the news OF his bereavement will b.
q crushing blow.
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BY rEIEGKAPlI
Gold Market,
(By the Peoples Llne,l
NfapruT 1874
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE

Debate upon the Ram Question In Par
llRment-Triumph OF the Government
-RumorH About Rebel Recognition
The sehIsswIg- -IIolsteIn Question
FenIan Broths rhood Riot I'm Dublin.
NEW York, March THE steamship City Of
New York has arrived here.
In the schleswig- -Holstein affair England hAS
proposed = conference and new basis, and Austria
and Russia have assented.
The Times hopes for pacific solution Of the
The Houre of Commons have debsted the ques.
tion OF the Mertey rams.
A motion TOT the production Of papers has been
rejected by twenty-five majority Tor the Govern
ment.
from Paris still more positive that confidential
negotiations are progressing between France and
England fer Joint recognitlon OF the Coniede.
alone" The Pot declines TO voueh for the truth
Of tho report.
gerald denounced the Government Tor seiIing the
Lairds rams, and asserted the action was In con-
travention OF law.
In moving for all the correspondence on the sub
ject, he said he should deploro war with Ameri-
ca, but that he should rather go to war than the
laws Of England should be infringed In consequence
Of the threats OF toreigframhasHAdor. The At
torney General defended the Government, and *
planned their legal action, and claimed for the
Government the merit Of acting from sense OF
Justice and no other motive
Several speakers denounced The course Of the
Government and charged II with pusiliAnimityI
othCra fepueui hnRlll the mOtOn was rejected
by Avote of lI5 to l53-mAjority 25 for the Govern.
mont. The vote was received with loud cheers
from the ministerial side.
Mr.. Layard said Il wAs true, that with the con.
sent Of the British and American Governments,
tobacco hsd been passed through the blockade
from Richmond for Austria and the French Gov
ernment.
England made no similar application for eottor
because the case was altogether different.
An immense meeting at Dublin to protest gains
the erection OF the Albert memorial on the Colegl
Green, was broken up by the riotoua proceeding
OF the Fenian brotherhood. AdtsptTate fight tool
place but there was nothing serious occurred.
1t is asserted that some OF the contestants wore
American uniforms.
Additional particulars of the Prussian repuiSe a
Duppel are conflicting.
but the PrussiAn Official account is the reverse
only admitting killed and 20 wounded.
very LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
The eoRiedarate loan has declined TO 81 and %
Affairs in Schleswlg are unchanged.
| II 10 confirmed that Austria and Prussia agree Il
conference In London, but will not discontinue
/ hostillties.
The Danish Minister OF Foreign Affairs In
speech distinctly asserts that not until the forme
state Of things iG reinstAted In Seheswig will thl
] Danish Government renew iA efforts for term
mating, by means OF negotiations, our cOnhic
1 with the Germans.
The Times thinks II is probable that the sprin
will see . revolution in Germany.
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Gen. sherman's Expedition.

ST. LOUIS, MSrch6.-The statement OF the Wash.
ington correspondent of the New York Commercial,
that Gen. sherman was at Nicksburg on the oath,
and that he will soon start on another eXpedition
10 q great mistake.
None Of Gen. sheTman's forces had reached Jack
son on the 2ith, and Vioksburg advces OF the 27th
% %ahS no mehlion OF hls ntrl'si mere or any con
which reached Jackson after the 2lth, will pTOba
bly, remain there for the present, but another eX-
peditiOn will not likely be MAJ very Roon.
Parties from Gen. Grants front say 1t Is not
probable that any hshtng will take place for some
limo.