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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

l@WhiskyxzAcfisssn md aeoidediYA1nuse1s-
| 81 93al "a for State, and 81 9Sal IS for
Western; closing ct outside figures.
Wheat-Dull and rather heavy; 81 la
2 %; made price fos No. 2; MiiWauhg
Club, 81 49, Is, and winter red Western
Rys-Ouiet at 81 IS for Western.
Corn-DuIl and nominal, 1t 81 GAL IS
for Western, mixed; with buyers ct 81 goa
l 81. Sales of white Southern ct 81 %. -
Oats-Decidedly more active and 6rusr
at 81 0lal 032 for Western anoat.
Wool-Steady with moderate demand
Ooffee-Steady.
Suear-Firm 1t 24a25c for Cubs, and l8a
2O3c for Muscovado.
Molasses-Dull.
Petroleum-Quiet at AZ Sa4Sc for crude;
68a69c foe refined in bond, and 8Se for re-
fined free.
Pork-Opened decidedly 6rmer, closing
heavy at $50 so for 1923 mess; $S3 2sa
81 Is for do. cash and regular way, closing
With no buyers, at $34 for cash, $50 pa
SO so for prime, and 1886 for prime mess;
also sales of new 1864 Is mess for Decen
Der. January and February, buyers end
sellers option, at S3Sa3s so, snd ], 500 bbss. !
1864 mess for December, buyers option,
at 1913 75a34 90.
Beef-Steady and in moderate demand.
Lard-Quiet and without any decided
change a, 224a23tc.
Butter-In moderate demand at 3oasoc
for Western.
Oheese-Quiet and unchangedst l4a22fc
for common to prime. ~ 80 S
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

'THesE who live In glass houses should
not throw stones" There Is no doubt but
that the very best place in the United
States to buy Photographs Albums is at
Pa rtridgs's headquarters; and there is no
better place to invest your money for 3
likeness ofsyourselt q friend; and if you
want anything for . present just drop in at
the headquarters before. investing. Read
advertisement. ~ i$@S~b 4'HC*s
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

HRHHahsrsassnTiA tvss v,ess i.j,,
slowly last evening. DikA 4 fse, ippAes over
y fsst Sstes - ~ sAa.nsl. irrv s1qdlr,.s u,
At Riifsbnfs, SnndasI,.s o. tSs tsi,.r
vas swelling. WI & tttfss..tfaeo . (. zis !,
Ths.sesssAst gsm, Capt Hushss, arrived
ysstsrd.L nespiaga s-shW4 viii lsavs 90
SatutdsSnsxt sf .Loui a1sa si-.!f'' e :. I
TAsisaansf Oil. s.ysllsy, Capt JDsyis,
will leave this evening for Cincinnati. a, 40,
Thefns, light draasht eide wheel stsensIlI
Justice, Capt. Walton, i now plying regu>
larry bstwssnthis city and Sun6ish. ..
The steamer Wild Wagner, Capt. Drown
will leave for Cincinnati this evening. .ii soo
The Potomac, Capt Fink's new y boat,
will soon Be completed when she will run
in the oincinnsti trade, leaving here lou
Mondsy and Cincinnati on Thursday. She
is an szoelleat boat apd will company, "a,
Worldly With the many Sss stsamsss recent
ly built ID TIM city. The hull NJ bailt BY
Msssrs Wilson 4 Dunlsvy. Length, $50
feet; beam, 81 tfset hold s feet s. The boil
srs and machinery were built by h. w.
Phillips. Two cylinders 10 inches, with
balance valves and spriug packing. Three
boilers 40 inches In. diameter, "A ieet, long,
with five 10 inch Auss in each. The cabin
was built by Messrs, Hanss & Beam, Of this
city, and furnishedby New York company.
The painting wss done BY Msssrs. Boggs &
Co., of Pittsburg.. Our best wishes attend
Capt. Fink and his pretty steamer. 's-
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Southern News About sher'
man.

New YoRk, Dec 5.-From the Richmond
Despatch of Dec. I'd. We have news Of q
cavalry fight in which we were victorious,
which took place in East Georgis on Tues
day. The Yankee cavalry under Kilpat>
rick were attempting to GROSS the Savan-
nah river when they were attacked by
Wheeler, and after an obstinate fight was
driven back in tho direction Of Mullen, los
ing very heavily
The Richmond Despatch of the I'd also
says: Shsrmans main army is moving to-
ward tho sea coast, and that battle is ex
pected. ~.
The Richmon Wing Of Dec. I'd says II
does not seem that our authorities have
any suspicion of the effect of the move
ment Of Hood, would have at least, we
Judge so from the very futile opposition
which has thus far been made to the I'D,
vance of Sherman. He 10 moving to
the coast, and that 80 far he has been
able 70 live upon the country. We think
it probable that Sherman Will reach the
Atlantic in safety. His next move in our
opinion will be by sea to Richmond. We
do not believe he can succeed in taking
either Augusta or Savannah. Indeed, should
he succeed in capturing the first named
place, It will DO him ne good, since he will
hnd nothing he il seeking; at the last
named place, he will have to fight, and that
be il very we'll aware Of, and does not wish
TODD % befers sseurings base upon the
sss coast Charleston, for the present, .,
least We think, to Be- out Of the question
Should he determine to secure himself on
the stsAco0t, and themes, issue during the
vtntsste ssyiSe the county, or carry Or
lalRsssfsfN campaign, asnpst be KEEP
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Local and State News.
,1,r Corkr.-fhs December term o.
. co.. vill commence to-day.

ys,1rRpAY about noon . man named
~. Holman, who hailed from Stsu>
h'' .;1Is, assaulted Lewis Hu'eman on on. the ne
esn.n''' Husemeu made complaint to the
l' 'r.. when officers Fender and s'in'uisr.
p pom, iD pursuit Of Holman, who was found Il
W w. h.s,d the steamer Henry Logan. nol'
o. .. friends interfered and attempted to
D .'r.ot the officers from taking him from
p" ho.t. Officer Fender was struck BY
-. # the rescuing party, and for short
w. 49, quite lively scene was presented
~. Ulcers seized the prisoner, Santmiers
i. s hi, revolver and warned the angry
s .rovd to stand back. A friend Of Holman's
..m.d VIM. Bradson, became somewhat
so;,,srous and unruly, and was also arrest
ID The ofticsrs took the prisoners before
Alderman Duty, who fined Holman s2O
ID co.ts and Brsdson $40 and costs, The
s.s. were paid, and the men left for stsu-
h.nville, wiser if not better men.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.-The American has
Richmond papers Of Saturday, but they do
not appear to have as late Georgia news a.
that received by steamer from Savannah
except the following from General Bragg
which r, fers to an engagement subsequent
to the capture Of Pocotaligo Bridge by
General Fosters forces.
The Richmond papers say the Yankee
forces which landed at Port Royal and
moved into the interior with the expects-
ton of meeting Shermsn's advance, en-
countered body of confederate troops at q
place called Gordonsville. The enemy
were badly beaten and driven from the
field, leaving their dead on the ground
The telegram conveying this information
does not state the direction in which the
enemy were driven, but We presume they
were driven back towards Beaufort.
The following despatch has been received
it is dated yesterday at Savannah: / have
returned from the front. The enemy Wa.
badly whipped, and has retreated to the
Coosawatchie river. Another point on the
railroad is threatened, but do not appre
bend any serious attack.
BRAxToN BRAGG.
Grahamsville, where We are reported al
having been repulssd by the rebels, is ONT
of the stations on the Charleston and So
vannah railroad. 1t Is "a miles northeast
of Savannah and 70 miles from Charleston
Our forces, however, are evidently above
Grahamsville, holding Q position on thu
Coosawatchie river. 1t will be remembered
that the news already published from Hill
ton Head says, that Foster had captures
Pocotaligo Bridge, which is further inlanc
than Grahamsville, being Al miles from So
yannah, and IS miles from Charleston.
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The late Rev. Rowland Hill understood
human nature we'll, and was something Of q
Wit besides. His chapel having been IN
tested with pickpockets, he took occasion
to remind the congregation that there was
en- oil seeing Providence. to whom all hearts
were open, and from whom no secrets are
hid; "but lest" he added; there be any
present who are insensible to such reflec-
tons, 1 beg leave to state that there arc
also q number OF Bow street officers on the
lookout"
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New YORK, Dec. 5.-The Commercials
Washington special, Of to-day, says:
News from Savannah, received here to-
day from southern sources, leaves no room
for doubt that Sherman has succeeded in
rssching the coast with HE entire army.
There Is considerable excitement to-day
over the question Of the Supreme Court
appointments. Justices Wayne, Swsyne,
Clifford, Miller and Greer ~ On the bench.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

NEW rokk, Dsc' y.
Cottou-Dull and heavy, At 81 % for
middling
FIour-State and Western opened dull
and dropping, at 50 S0a9 So for extra State;
50 50a9 65 for supnr6ue Western; $40 OOs
10 40 for common to medium extra West
erD; $40 75.ll ~ for rouud hoop Otto,
and Sll l5al2 90 for trade brands; marke,
closing heavy. Included in the sales are
1000 bbls. extra State for the last half Of
January, 1t SO 20, and loo bbls. do. fol
the middle of January to tho middle o
February, at $l0 90.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

Nkw Yoaf, Dee. 5-By m order oi
GenefsF Dig; ss1ns SIXTY natives Of southern
States, now feSidsnts here, were arrested
yesterday. -It il sappossd that they hsvs
some knowf6dgaIof the recent iucendisry
plot Some Of them, after examination.
were released, buttAths majority we're de-
tanned. II OIL .a57ielF .s,.res : vi
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Ia.
The Senate was ealisd to order ct noon
ky Mr. 0ldqss Of New Hampshire, Pres
idsut fres1Ss{ u ptsyer W then made
BIZ che chaplain. or ;,Ianw .azzaoo aoTf.
Mr.. Bowman, Of Indiana, and Foote ol
Vermont, ofsrSdl 10 resolution that the Sec
rotary of the Senate be instructed to in>
form the House thst the Senate was ready
taproceed to busineSs. Adopted.
The following Senators we're present:
Messfs. Antony, Chandler, CLARK, Colsmer,
Corners, Cowan, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle,
Foot Foster, Grimes, Harding, Horton,
Harria Henderson, Hendricks, Howe,
johnson, Lane, Of Indians; Lane, of Kansas;
McDowal, Morgan, Morrill,, Nesmith, Pom
sroy, Ramsay, Sherman, Sumner, Ten Eyck,
Trumbul. Van :Winkle, Wilkinson, Wade,
and Wiley.
Mr.. Sherman introduced bill providing
that the Secretary ofthe Treasury is author
lied to construct, not exceeding six steam
Revenue Cutters for service on the lakes,
and for that purpose, the sum Of one million
Of dollars, or 90 much thereof a. is neces-
essary, Is appropriated. ,. l.. .,...
: Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, introduced bill
for the relief of the militia Of Kansas, in
repelling the invasion of the rebels under
Price. Ordered to be printed.
Mr.. F 1ster moved that the Senate take .
recess for one hour. 1'i
On rsassembling the Senate adjourned.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

dow TO GET Rid OF Your OoRNs.-Rub
'asn over with toasted cheese, and lei
Jour feet hang out of bed for 9 night OF
'va that the mice may nibble them. Il
the mice do their duty, the remedy will be
suEc;snt.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

a0lieA1 PsEsEsD.-M. Rhsinssrom il
VIC s'''lns out us large stock Of cloaks, furs'
"aaes' fur,tril,N usd hoods, Bollen hoods,
;. etc, ETC., at cost. Those wishing
purchase holiday press>>at' 'hopld call
s.';. and secure bargains, u the Sters i
crowded with purchasers. 4 zSxJ
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

IHE LADIES Of the Soldiers Aid Society
ne e9ntenplating the holding Of Fair in
na city during the holidays. We are con-
uasnt 'seh lsudable enterprise cannot but
succeed. -r.,,V
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IL HENRY R0sENTHRAL,
III, Southwest Cor. harhss Square . unioas,
4tgyl4 T. IladqN WHEELING, ". VA,
aHc: Importer and Dealer In

FSugs g. Domestic Wlges & Liquors
IlIoS leave 70 can re attention q The public 70 p,
4 pn.,. Iolland Gina scotch and Irish Whis
~ YST 6siry, x&dsfis ana clarst. WineA, Upark-
Ens os.Sbss "a Chanpssl:t l-..s,. :,
e e h issss , HoSss; I'1 1psas "a Se f:.ss
SaSss. Bourbon and Ere Mhisdss Stomach sne
cecfssn Sssfs no . ny sslsbssssa dsab'' 'esasa
1ess ny ana kssp constaasly q lad
Sook Of prime Cider vinsg.r, TO Which, ofstha
Il. I'd 49, :.ss y ssss s:si :aa Il: PIE
sepaslJ, a. 81 slss ~ sQgAAa -
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DsowsED.-Hiram Neff, q resident o.
Washington county, Pa, was drowned in
,bs Monongahela river on Saturday last, al
lick No. Port Perry. Nef, who had
hem employed lately as driver, was at the
Lock awaiting the arrival Of . steamer on
vbich to take passage for Pittsburg. In
,.,,t;ps about in the darkness, it is sup
no,ed he sccidently fell into the Lock
"a Was heard struggling 10 the water by
,ho Lock tender, who hastened to his a.
.;.,.nes, but was unable to rescue him
The body was recovered on Sunday, and
an inquest held, the verdict being death
from accidental drowning.
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solD AND OIL are the two exciting ques-
a0n' Of the day, but the all-absorbing topic
= as merits of the superior oysters sold by
'00tn' Battelle L 90. Canned fruits, fine
groceries, cranberries, ETC., always on hand
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Drafting Was re-
sumed in Washington to-day, to gil def
cheney On the quota. The editor of the
Republican, and Harris, reporter for the
same paper, were drafted.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-06

M VARIETIES drew a good house last
xah add the wit and humor of the per
Ist' amply repaid those present: A
% Oil Is offered for tonight. a.
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New York Money Market.
Mr. YnpV nan q

NEW YORK, Dec. ..
The market was easy and steady at 6a7
per cent for collection loans. .,,..
Sterling-Quiet at 81 OFT.
Gold-Stesdy, without decided change,
opening at q q, advancing to$2 ~, and
closing at 50 2Ss2 2st.
Government Stocks-A shade tirmer, and
more doing.
R. R. Stocks-Dull and lower; q. r.
81 09s IT. Wayne 81 %.
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Tx WEATHER yesterday was q little
more pleasant. 1t was cool on the part Of
the wind 10 blow so, but we we're glad
Si.hsl to have fair day after SO much
1fu,sy" weather. The city was unusually
quiet, Jet the streets presented rather q
business like appearance. A number OF
ladies we're out shopping, and seemed to
enjoy the welcome sunshine in which they
we're moving No news of unusual impor-
lance trsnspired that We heard Of and the
curtains of day were closed silently,
through which we saw the windows of the
.ppsr world hoistsd and the eye Of night
rode uajestically through the world of
space as thelittls stars joyously winked at
ach other as it passed, ..... +
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NEW foRx. Dec. 4-Nearly oil the
southerners arrested BY order Of Genera
Dix, have been discharged on satisfactory
accounts of themselves.
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"h-Ihs oil fever has broken out in
""a'nsson county, Ohio, and many per
WIS are 'inkiugwelIs. - - %sf*
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RospEsY.-On Sunday night the resi-
dence of L. L,mm, on Main street, near the
Bridge corner, was entered by number Of
thieves aud robbed of about one hundred
dollars worth Of household goods, such a
table covers, clothing, etc. The thieves en-
tered the house through window which fa
~, the alley on the lower side of the house
A number Of drawers in bureau were bro
ken open and ransacked, and everything II
ii. rooms on the FIRST story of the house
Tss thrown around promiscuously.
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"'0SER'.-About twenty Confederate
S''ner' left this city yesterday for Camp
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|, eI.. .seels in front Of Petersburg recent
,iirs ss the band Of tie End New Hsmp.
Bon. snent, after it had play cd 'Swssa
-'|st .1a 2I5so
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NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Thsre are rumors Of
disaster to the Union forces in Georgia,
but they are unfounded.
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$500 REWARD.

lHR above reward viii be paid for the recovery OF
L Pocket Book supposed to have been dropred on
Hsekst srest between Monroe and Union, about u
leh inst Ths book contained somsnotes and other "a
psa,ysiuahls only to .ndsrngned. The finder Will -
literally rsvarded BY isssins the book either At II
JOHN ooHsRNKUHN
nov2e ~Ls% f+ Fulton.
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SAVE YOUR OLD PAPERs.-Do not destroy
asspapers They are good to sell, sno
god for a hundred purposes Of domestic
~nomy besides. But as the newspapers
uns ave cents pound Cor 500 . toni il
ssoo v.lusble for any use, except to be re-
pnuhd. A cheap and strong brown paper
an be- used in the household at half the
at. For kindling fires dry wood is cheap
CT than charcoal (nesrly IS one to four in
Eics,) and either is cheaper than paper
Old papers can be put through bleaching
process and reconverted into white paper
BY the paper maker at a cost but q little
greater than from the best rags.
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THE ATTENTION OF, COUNTRY MRR
CHANTS is invited 10 the unusually large stock
Of BOOTS and SHOES now in store and for sale
by McClsllan& Knox, ct 66 Main street. Prices
a. low If not lower than any house In the city
Give them Q call set27-zm"
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New York Bank Statement.
NEW YoRk, Dec 5.

Loans, Sl,96l, 63S OF an increase OF
1884 q. Specie. S2O2,739 II; an in.
crease of 1882 o.. Circulation, $35 .703 81;
q decrease of $453 II. Deposits, 81, $685..
329 80: an increase of $40 i07 AZ.
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The great man is the man who does
great thing for the first time.
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@ O. g.

l,HR1sr1x,s coraH CANDY, ,,,x, ~, .
Gs,1a ISSfSssS sszs9asssoae s SssssFfes
Z III vop.lsr oolSh Baiss1s.S a.nS S5aaa ~ I
aa y 800 :. ; . 8sI1L. = L04AMt ~
n yx.StaaIJo SssdIOeAHS L09st 90.
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most faahionabls productions Of France, England
Germany and Italy, together With all The arst
class snd most subitantid fsbries of America,
many Of which We have purchased in June Last
and having continued to buy winter goods during
the summer msnths, sonas goods for so per less
than the present regular market price; therefore
We are snsbsd to ssll Id large or smsl qusntitiss
wholesale or retail, for oash ss -
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Ladies fine lasting Heeled Congress Gait
ers for 81 50 at as, Union street.
Meeks Celebrated Reels for sale by
G. ". Fall & Co.
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Amusements.

TREATRE-The interesting drama Of
/" The Returned Convict, or the School Of
Reform, !" will be enacted at the old theatre
tomorrow night. Mr.. Couldock plays Bob
Tike and Miss Couldock, Mrs. Ferment.
Mr.. J. II. Childers appears in his Zouave
drill, bayonet exercise, and musket solo.
The performances close with the amusing
farce of " That Blessed Baby"
NEw THEAraE.-The beautiful drama
Of Edith and Zelda" will be performed at
the new theatre. Miss Charlotte Thompson
appears IS Edith and Zelda. TIE after
piece is " Nature and Philosophy"
CIRcus-The Australian Circus Of Mr..
James Melville, after most successful sea-
son, closed last night It"pulls up stakes ,
and goes norihWard. Mr.. Melville, assisted
by his worthy and competent agenta Messrs.
Dingess and Moore, has made a most favor
able impression upon the people Of this city.
They came here strangers and leave troops
Of warm friends. Mr.. Meivilleis one Of the
most daring and dashing equestrians that
ever backed horse. lie disdains the saddle
and bride, and performs the most aston
ishing feais upon the bareback ofhis famous
heet-footed and spirited Australian mare.
The Conrad Brothers are unrivalled gym
nasts; whilst Nat. Austin, one Of the clowns.
seem capable Of doing anything. Parker,
Mrs. Melville, and Mile jeanette Ellsler
are also very fine in their liae OF acts. A,
whole, we have never had 20 good 8 cir.
Gus here; never one il which 50 much good
order, and regularity prevailed.
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From the Cork Examiner, March 9.
On Thursday, the Inman steamer the
City of Baltimore, Captain MirehOuse,
arrived in the harbor - an early hour.
The Baltimore, on this occasion, was
employed as an extra boat, in addition
to the ordinary weekly sailing. She
brought from Liverpool four hundred
passengers, and took in here something
over one hundred more, Of whom it IS
probable not more than half viii be
able TO find room. The Cunard extra
steamer which sails this week will not
only carry cut full complement, but
booking for it was stopped ten days
ago The emigrants now leaving are
of class that one cannot help regret
ting
We defy even the fiercest doctrinaire
to stand upon the deck of one Of these
departing vessels and say that the alb
sence of the people he sees there can
by any possibility be a source Of bene-
fit. They comprise all ages, but in very
different proportions. The young and
the old are to be seen-the hoary faith
er, the tottering mother, the feeble
child have their place. But the bulk
is composed of the adolescent, or those
in the prime Of life Stalwart young
men, full of health and vigor; young
women, the gaudy bad taste Of whose
attire cannot conceal that they have
the beauty, the activity, the bounding
health for which the Irish peasant girl
has been remarkable. Among them
all there is scarcely one to be seen poor
" attired.
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latest from EurOpe-The War Pro-
crossing,


NV YoRK, April 2.-The steamer City Of
Cork, with Liverpool dates to the goth, has
arrived The Herald's Cork correspondent
of the morning Of the DIST, has the fellow
ing:
Copenhagen, March I9.-Yesterdsy three
Prussian men-of-war attacked tho Danish
blockading squadron off Griefwald Pome-
rama. After two hours engagement the
Prussian vessels returned TO harbor.
Artillery fringrenewed to-day at Duppel.
Berlin, 2OM.-The Anicana, with three
gunboats, yesterday put to sea again in
search of hostile shipping, with no result
all Danish ships having left Prussian wa
tiers; there IS, therefore, no doubt of exist
ing blockade of Pruasian coasts.
Londonderry, 2oh.--Fighting ali along
the line Of Duppel village and Terrisburg.
Duppel still unframed.
The numbers of Prussians are always
four to one.
A Danish Colonel was killed; and seventy
wounded were brought in.
The enemy'5 loss was severe.
The Danish army is undaunted.
Copsnha. e., 17A.--P russian batteries fired
FIVE hundred shots on DupPel entrench-
menta, and were replied TO by thirty-ive
shots, silcncing two OF the eneIny's bat
terios.
We lost Is killed and 40 wounded.
Fleming 5urg.--The bombardment Of
Duppel was resumed to-day. Terrible can
nonading heard here.
Adyices from Rome say the health Of the
Pope has become alarming.
Hamburg sdVices state that Pince Fred
erick of Augcestenburg was found dead in
his bed.