New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14


and wi,nessed .ha, attack on the town On the fo'
lowing day he started ioi TaiIs' 'i' ""''0 -N
II was reported the Ear would not visit fsris,
II was asserted that deere. would sIort'! appear
ostohi,sIi1 t,na for Great public works which viii
issue pei oont bonds Iedeeoap'c ""ef CERTAIN i.s
THE DANISH QUESTION.
The different articles of the treaty of peace
yore si,ed n, Vienna on the 9th nlf, and The bnal
signstufe al the treaty itself took place on Sunday 'he
3Oth. ~.
en,ber for the rat hcaOn of the treaty.
The Copenhagen DG9btadct Of the Both October says
..The Minister Of Tie Interior las informed the Rop
yescntati,es from Juand to the Rcsdad that The com
plaints made by the Danish Government 10 me neutral
Powers concerning the violation OF the prenlnaiet oi
peace by Prussia. have always been iiultless. Inc
ratification Of the treaty Of peece will take place within
three weeks but the PTssian troops Will only eyacuhte
Jntland the expiration oftwentyone days after that
event during which period Prussia will continue 70 re-
tain all her former power in the province"
II is asserted that the round ann to be pald pY
Denmark 10 satisfy the claims OF the Dnchie-
Le public properly win amount TO eight-and a bali
millions Of rigsdaer ard that she will also have 10 pay
al indemnity for al the captured shipping.
PRUSSIA
Herr Won BSmark had returned to Berlin
from his mission to Paris.
Paris l,tter in the Ocs'rrick''cie Ztfaas states
tlat Herr Won Bismars on.y obtained at Pans tAe
consent 10 The annexation OF the Duchy Of Lauenbufg
on condition Of IFS being effected after coming a. sn
understandable with Auf,ria. and under the title Of
compensation for tie expenses Of the war
Herr Won Bismwk however expressly declared mat
Prussia I'd 10 intention OF aiming The Duchie- OF
Scheswie AID iIosicn.
ITALY.
Parliament YVES 20 rcaSSemble on the Sd OF
November when he committee on the transfer OF me
tnptg would present its report IL was said that b
iof compensation To the city u Juln would be PIE
I scented Ol the same day. 1890
several Journals had been seized FOR pubhsmng a
-
II : announced TIA, the King convinced OF the ne
eessy for eoorony, and defrous OF cooperaiDg WIN
tie min.stI! In tie TASK. has lei"unced - mh"'hs
lire IN the civil list in favor Of the Stale.
! INDIA. CHINA, AND JAPAN--TERRIFIC CYCLONE
AT CALCUTTA-SUCCESS or THE ALLIES AT
JAPAN.
by telegraph from Suez We have the follow
/ ing:
CALCUTTA Oct. Ca terrific cyclone broke over here
YESTERDAY causing pDOrmous destruction Of property
very great number oil vessels in the river were driven
from tier InOorings. some Of them beng stranded
Another dispatch states that during the cyclone 10
sims were driven from their mornings stranded. ond
damaged There las been no serious loss oil European
lives and but little valuable cargo Jeoparded' but
J great loss in river craft.
Tie London Sitping Ga,e,,e says. "O 2O0 vessels in
the Hoochy 10 reported to have been totally lost
and OF the remainder 20 only reported 10 be sea
worthy Tie news has caused much excitement among
marine Insurance companies in this city II is mpossi.
bic al present to form any estimate OF the eAteD' OF
these losses Int tice ~ every appearance VI us u'hb
I very large
There was great excitement at Lloyd's. Several Of
the mail steamers were stranded and otherwise dam
aged Among the ships lost arc the following Aul'Il.
can: Lewchew and Singapore almost wreC kcd. On.
80, in great danger Red Rose Southampton nIsi
Richard Buseed. in sole Danger HindoStsn Emphe;
Western Star, SoIihcn Cross, Eastern sole Old
Southern Belle; afuat and mostly much damaged, Le-
ouide and Harry Warren.
GAILE, oct l5.--1he American ship hnndeIin has
been lost near Batavia.
BosfRAY oct lc.-Cotton-Ncw C0mrawuttee, J0i
Shipments during the preceding fourteen days amounted
Is coo bales Import market dull Grey Shirings and
mule twist lower. Exchange on London 2 Ii. Freight
advancing.
SuAyGHtR Sept 2l-Ihn alct have successfully a..
tackled Prince Nsgntos fcr's IN the Straits Of Shnno
uosa with trifine loss The Japanese have sued for
peace II is reported iaey viii open the Strait.
CANTON sept. 97.-Gfey Shirtings and water twist
higher. Tea declining. Exchange. 4ilCi.
SHANGHAI. sept 2l.-Grey slntlngs unchenged.
Tea unchanged. silk declining. Exchange, Z. l..
COMMERCIAL 1NTELLIG ErCH.
AdviceS from Amsterdam report considerable
urce.tlirty there in regard 10 Financial COMPANIES
NJ Moudc TIE Manager 81 the Neilollands Credit Go.
is said to have taken flight having, Us alleged, made
away with "a large sum in speculauons
LATEST.
Corl papers Of the I'd contain the following
telegram
PARE. Nov 1.-The Paris papers publish telegram
from Calcutta giving the following details Of he de-
stIuctiOn ed by the late hurricane AT Calcutta
/ 10 ships were wrecked and 1900 persons drowned
The total loss ~ estimated ~ 2OUUD 600 francs grca
portion OF he oy inundated and the NliaSes Dor
deIinp Oh the river under N.t'.