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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-05

IT occurs to the Cincinnati Commercial,
that CoLuMBUs DELANo, whose seat is com
tested by hon. CHARLEs FotLETr, would
act more becomingly II he were not to
manifest so much "solicituds to exclude,
the loyal Southern men from their seats"
In. Congress. aYRh ysdi gJbisun.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-05

PHE number of Immigrants that passed
this point last week was, according to the
report Of c. Il. Campen, Immigrant Agent,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-05

The destinations of these immigrants
were as follows: For Ohio, 225; Indiana,
40; Illinois, n; Missouri, 1876; Kentucky;
II and Tennessee, 4. =. y --ol UH-n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-05
LOCAL NEW 8.

THE number of marrlagelicenses Issued In
Hamilton county during November, was
3l4. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-05

a NEW lew stock Of iir+sst quality Silver Plat
ed Ware at reduced prices,
SELKEcK & Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-05
AdjOurnet

BEAUTIFUL stock of Solid and Plated
Jewelry. .,,,o,,ro0s.j sELLFCCK EIltF q Co. q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-05
Council proceedings.

The City Council met last evening" -Pres-l
ident Douty in the chair. Ten members
responded at roll-call.' as B %A
The City Clerk presented the following
Statement of the Receipts and EcpOnditpreS Of tie
City from Noe. 6 TO Dec,4 A. 1866: l
Balance in Treasury Nov, .slOA ri
~ RECEIPTS. w
j. II. Stauring-Balance of note. .$472667
James q. Bu-Fines. etc., for Nov. 5N.OO
j. Fakenbach-0n accountof Dec.
taxes. .'''' AoVu'nS
IL Observation-Disclosures dirt........ 20 90 7l33. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

about midnight, when two boats appeared, coming
toward the Shooting Star The armed barge started
and captured the boat with twenty i've men ia IT, WIKI
were taken Ashore, and ny informants tell me. liber
ated.
shall probably learn more so as to advise per Cor
sica on Saturday. At present only give the above
US a report, not youching for 1t.
The Owl which wrote you OF In my last. as having
refused 20 deliver cree list and other papers ha.
been detained. She has. told. between 60 and x
men board over and above her complement Of crew
The Francis has been receiving boxes Of arms am
muni,on. &C. and hear even cannon but whether e
arm her corsar or for transfer to another vessel
have not heard.
few nights since supper was given to Maflit, the
captain Of the Owl and formerly Of the Florida at the
Hotel CulaIo kept by Mrs. Brewer. A band was In
attendance.
march eArrved steamer Asia, tBr as suns with coal
81 days from Nassau.
March 4-Sssd steamer Evelyn (Br) for Belize cleared
BY Messrs. NJ A. ueTgent Co. OF this city.
The steamer Ruby tBr) which left ON the 10th ut fo'
Belize % Wa captured on the 9th by the PIoeas
Just rs the English steamer was leaving Vera CRUZ
came that the commandant Of that city. Mr..
Marchal III the fight with the guerras March :, was
shot dead with quite a number Of his men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
Commercial Intelligence.

The Times's CITY Article of Tuesday says:
The English funds experienced further fall on Monday Of
= cent and are now more than a y cent below point a,
which they stood ut the corresponding date Oh s year "c
heavness have been various market opened with fat
consequent the doubts engeneedns 70 ts po'soe
cooperate and prudent when it found that the head Of
grea; nation without apparent scrnpie avow parcps
s ne IN sn% "a would not Be to Combine and fall
some wholly neutral people Subsequently increase 10 the
demsnd fo- money coup With partial confirmation Of the
recent rumors mercantile difficulties in China aggravated
the tendency. and Corsols closed at S0s Gss
Tire discount applications at the Bank rather nnmer'
ou and Ia tue open there increased demand In
the Stock Exchange there fully an adequate supply OF
money per Confederate loan declined per cent
and 81 TO IS on the Africa's news
There gold operations at the Bank Monday and
supplies be obtained continue 60 be absorbed Tor
The steamer SHANNON from tie West Indies ha, brought
Erie paid up shares quoted better Pennsylvania Rail
road I'd uaortgage is ] lower - 20
MoNKY MARKET.-L0SDOS, Tuesday Evening feo. 70
The English opened without the slightest recovery and
experienced further fall Conso, closed at 81 az
tie open market choice bills were at 4,a4a
II The STOCK E1ehsnse tie supply o. money was nPe
French renes, eff 20 ceniiIpes United States
LrvsRrooI torrox MArxKr. Feb ,27.--Tte demand for
Cotton continues and sales exceed 1900
bales 900 speculation aud export prices steady at last
FrB 2ssnsll business only done to-day and sales Of
5000 bales. 800 speculation prices rather easier
LoSpoS Corn MAEKEr, Feb z'.-Ths market was dull at
LIVERPOOL CORN mARKEr req <o-At touoys niaIA y
Wheat steady at lat Fridays prices Flour was shor Of
sale Indian Corn neglected & end folly at late rates
LONDON COLONIAL Market Feb. 8.-5uysT frmi Tea
quiet Coffee h,m. Rice easier Tallow firm ei "edNs.
LIVERPOOL March l-CoTTos-Saes Monday aud Aoo.dhy
1900 bales including $500 bales to spectators and exporters
The opened ouoysnt with slight advance, but closed
very dull and easier.
TRADE RgPcRT-The Manchester market was frmer but
closed very dali and easier.
BEEApsTUYrs -Tour dull and nominal; when, quiet and
steady: Corn inactive mixed b gd2T'.
PRoyrsIoSs dull Pork quiet. Bacon steady Butter
easier; Lard quiet Tsl.ow inactive. but steady.
PRoDucE-Sugsr steady, Coffee inactive Rice quiet and
steady Ashes sales small a. 20 d3 Linseed Oil steady
Rosn qaie, and steady; Spirit, OF TuIren,ne dun foifo
Tenn. quie, at iod2 for refined.
LONDON, March l-Cen.els: eggs l9I money
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

The proprietor Of this well known Medicine confidently Of
fsrs it to the suffering - TILE BEST MEDICINE
KNOWN for tie Of
CONSUMPTION IN ALL IT'S FORMS,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT, CHEST. on LUNGS.
has been before che people for the past twenty years.
during which time It has made Of
THE MOST WONDERFUL CURES ON RECORD.
not excepting the Proprietor himself who given in
cirabe BY the most eminent physicians of bis Day Fer
proofs and descriptions OF tie various forms Of Consumption
&c., the reader Is referred to pamphlet which be had
a Of any agent For the past twenty years the Proprietor
has devoted bis whole attention the treatment Of dseasss
Of the Throat Chest and Lungs Persons suffering from
OF the above complaints respectfully invited to call upoa
him at bis rooms, No. % Bonds NewYert, where 10
be found every Tuesday from until O'Clock his pra
cipal oce No Is North Sixtht Philadelphia every Satur
dsy from 9 until S O'Clock, where he will give them .
examination aud correct diagnosis Of their disease
The Doctors charge io examining lungs with his Respron-
c,er is So All advice gratis
Price Of the Pumonc Syrup and Seawsed Tonic: zach,
81 80 per bottle 81 50 the hadofen Mandrake Pills. -
DEMAs BARNES CO,
No. q Park Row, Wholesale Agents
full supply Of Dr. ScHES,Ks Medicines may be obtsned
at all times at No % Boudst. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
III. New.Y.rL Semi. Weekly Tribune.

THE SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE, contains al
the Editorial articles. not merely local In Character
Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms; Letters from our
large CORPS Of war correspondence Foreign and Domss
tic Letter. Special and Associated Press Telegraphic
DISPATCHES: q careful and complete Summary OF
Foreign and Domestic News; EIclusive Reports OF
the Proceedings Of the Farmers Club OF the American
Insttute Talks about Fruit. and other HORTICULTURAL
and grcultura Information Stock Financial Cattle
Dry Goods and General Market Reports, which are
publshed in THE DAILY TRIBUNE. THE SEM WEEKLY
TRIBUNE also gives In the course OF year. three OF
four OF the Latest and Best Popular Novels by vng
authors The cost Of these alone, II bought In book
form. would be from six to eight dollars. II pu
chased in the English Magazines from which they are
carefully seected the cost would DO three or four times
that SUM- Nowhere else 30 much current in'cli'
gcpcc and permanent literary matter be had at 90 cheap
a rate a. IN The SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE Those VINO
believe In the principles and approve OF the OF
THY THBuxE can increase its power ana mnuohce ~
ioiuiug with their neigbbors in forming clubs 70
scribe for THE SEM WEEKLY Edition. IL VIII IN thss
wav he supplied to them at the lowest price for when
such a paper can be printed Persons residing IA tne
CITY, can ind no more valuable journal 70 send 70 tne
conptry friends Price i've cents. Mail suDsoripem
COM i year-l04 numbers-e4; copies, year vi
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France.

Few Of the Paris journals comment on the {.
preface to the Emperos History OF ouns
The speaks Of it in style OF painiui anu
humiatng homage.
TIE AGITATION created among French paper makers IN
conseouence OF the reduction Of the duty on rags eh
ported has greatly subsidized .,l.,s
Wheat continues TO rise In the French corn maIkets
The price OF bakers -four has imprcyed IN the farS
market II is quoted at ~ francs
French Rentes closed on Monday at 6,k 65c
The PRUssIAy NOTE TO AUSTRIA
The following are the demands made by Prussia IN
reference to the Duchies in the last note which has peen
dispatched TO Vienna vi, f.. A..
l. The right TO levy sailors In the Dachies of 'De
Prussisu navy. ,,. .,...,
p The cession to Prussia of the requisite territory
for TIE establishment Of the canal 70 connect the Ger
man Ocean and the Baltic At each mouth OF TINS ca
nal large fortified docks to be erected FOR the recep
ton Of Prussiap men OF war .. -. A.,
3. The postal and telegrsphic departments OF the
Ducbies to be under the direction OF Prussia
To connect closely possible the forces o. the
Duchies with those Of Prussia 30 far ms the oncerilg
is CONCERNED; the Holstein contingent s however mol
20 quilt the Federal army.
The 6rst two conditions ere s'ns que non.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
FROM MEXICO.
cesscs-Arrival OF n Commissioner from
Frauce-LOss Of French Vessels.

We are in receipt, by the steamer Liberty, OF
later advices from Mexico.
The four thousand prisonsIs' ,s.,D sere
several deserters from the French Army who had beeh
intrusied with important commands by the defending
party 1t is supposed that the prisoners will be detailed
The dispersion Of vorious guerrilla bands is reported
The Eadpde and Franco MsIiodn Journals declare
that in consequence OF the fall OF Oaxnca the Jurst
Generals Eoheagary and jules Garcia have both given
In their submission to the Empire.
Marchal Bazane had arrived at the capital returning
from his successful expedition against OaAaca.
The Vera Cruz papers publish the text OF treaty De
tween Spain aud the Republic Of Guatemala.
NJ Bonnefonds the Inspector OF Finance sent by the
arrived at the capital. He is accompanied by other
officials and lie supposed that his errand is 10 arrange
pecuniary matters between the French and Mexican
The French steam war frigate Rhin. and several
other French vessels. have been lost In storm on
Mazatlan. IA, 4,
necessary officers aud officials, has been FORMED III
Mexico.
MAMMALIAN on RELiGroS-TExT OF THE INTERVAL
DECREE.
The latest mail from Mexico brings the text Of the
Emperor Maximians decree OF religious toleratioh inc
pronulgaiio of which has been previously announced
but the entire text Of which is now ior Inc nfSi time
MAMMALIAN. Emperor Of Mcrioo.
Having consulted our Council Of Ministers we here
by decree the following; --,
Roman Church AZ the religion Of the State.
ART Free and ample federation Il extended throughout
the territory OF tie Empire 70 oil religions whsh se hot
no.ed 10 morality civilization snd good habits The establish
mont Of religion r, however require the sH'hornA
ton Of the Government. "a, , =
issued 70 the Police r-sArdn, the exercise OF religions
ART The Council Of State shal be inclined OF any
by suthorte, hgsins the exercise
Of other religions and against the liberty which the laws
guarantee W their ulins'tfs
TIA decree shall be deposited IN the archives OF the
Empire and published In the official journal
Given In the Palace Of Mexico the 10th OF February
1865. MAMMALIAN
IL order OF His Imperial Majesty.
The Mihister OF Justice.
PEpEo EscpDERo y. EoBASAsE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

Courts MARTIAL.--In the Department OF
North Carolins, Major Quincy Mcneil 9Th United
States Colored Troops has been convicted before gen
eral cour, martial o., drunkenness on duty, conduct
unbecoDing III officer, &c. and dismissed the service
Second Lieutenant William =. Chase was convicted
before the same court OF drunkenness on duty and ds
missed the service. Both sentences were approved aho
carried into effect. a.
Surgeon T. Jackson. Goth United States Coo!ec
Troops was convicted OF Wul and inhnmGn neglect o'
duty In refusing 10 attend wounded soldier "heh 'c
cheated and .sntepced 10 be dismissed the service bat
the sentence was nitisaied by Cen- sohohe!d Into
repIimand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

cluslon the note enumerates five points Upon which 1t
essential for Austria and Prussia TO agree before
final solution can be arrived at. These points would
not be contrary to the interests OF Austria aud would
advance the general interests Of Germany.
telegram from keudsDurg Of Feb. 20. says: The as
scmbl! Of delegates from the various associations OF
Scbleswig and Hostein met here today. resolution
passed t. the effect that the Inhabitants Of the
Duces should leave to the Duke Of Augustenbnrg and
TO the Diet the conclusion Of such treaties with Prussia
as would be to the interest Of the whole Of Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
Spain.

Marshal Narvaez declared in the Congress
that the country and finances were both in unsais
factory condition when the present Ministry assumed
Office. He added that il was necessary they should
unite their efforts for the service OF their country
The address 20 the Queen was then passed by ltt
against a votes, and the Congress adjourned until
March 2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
Italy.

A telegram from Turin of Feb. 26 says: The
King has signed an amnesty for all acts connected with
= the Corso and WIS snthy siasticaly received.
THE sCHIEswIG -HoLsTEIS QUESTION.
Dispatch from Vienna OF FEB. 70 ssys; II Is
stated that the Prussian note which arrived mere yes
terday rejects the proposal Of Austria. provisonsy
20 transfer the Of the Duches 70 the Duke
OF Augustepburg. until the solution o. the succession
aaeston Prussia must make the ultimate iorn oi gov
81 v-, ~ ;.,..,. .yss.sss ss~ys-sstsl, ~ W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
Portugal.

A telegram from Lisbon Of Feb. %, says
The Duke of Soue has stated in the Cortes that no was
enGcavorlg TO reconstruct the cabinet efficiently and
should be not be successful it lis intention to re-
sign.
The OHci0l Gazette publishes the drafts of new bills
On the export of wine and the import Of cereals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

DEATH OF A SAILOR are requested 70
,..s that Issac Roberta IN the naval service died re
Gently in the Naval Hospital Norfolk Va. The ed
des. Of his friends Is not known but they can learn the
particulars Of his death by writing to the Rev. D.
Stnckhridgc at TINT hOspital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

To CURE COUGHs-Add one tablespoon full
OF DR.. I. b. TAIDoT's INDICATED PINEAPPLE CIDRR 10
half pint OF water, take once In two hours For sale
everywhere. Is. I. BABmTT. Sole Agent
Nos. "a. 6S &C. g. e. 10 ~ "a Wsshington.s n. 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
I.ntest.
SOUTHAMPTON. Marc

SOUTHAMPTON March 2-The siesfner City of London,
from New orr, arrived at Queenstown this Boining
CorToS-Ssles to day viii probably reach 1908 or 1000
bales oply. The usrke! is opening dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
Bnsiilcss Notices.
EVERY DAY ADDS FRESH TESTIMONY TO THE
VALUE OF
CHEvALiERs
LIrE ron TIE HAn
VALUE OF

ROr gray hair 10 m original color stops Its falling ou
three days. keeps the head clean, cool and healthy vii
stain the skin soil the whtest fabric The best hair
dressing in the world Can be used freely; contains nothing
Injurious strengthens and promotes the growth Of the weak
est hair recommended end u'd by The fr medical du
morv IN Nep York AL freely invited to examine shi
wonderful triumph Of science Sold at the and a
my Office No l23 Broadway, where advice As to the treat
men Of the hair will be freely given Price 3 per bottle o.
per half Dozen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

Advertisement
CORss, BUSIONs, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases Of The feet cured Dr. ZAcHAsE No 100 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
Advertisement.

To CURE SORE THRoAT-Add fifteen drops OF
H. r n TxIBors MEpIcATEp PNEAPPLE CIDER 10 a
Mn, ofcold ster and use garge; put wet ciotn
around your neck when you retire For sale eVo'y
where. I. bAcni,L W. 5o.s ~ wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
MAR RE ID.

LEE-wOOD-on Thursday. March 9. at Trinity Chspel'
by the Rev. DR.. Hgby. Robert b. Lee OF Railway. n j.
TO Temple Eva Morgan youngest daughter Of the late John
Wood, esq. Of Sea Mount, County Sligo, Ireland No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

0eI}sSs 1af0is.rs At sls Lsvsss Hasyfaes.r.
a. ~ isassI styics rosewosX blsck walnut and black
and st oi SUIT. .aa value: Lny "a Dining s s,.
sr, sssotns ot Of u srtices In line, to which
Sv s ssoea Of the public and examine our good
Ssfoss purchasas sasswhses Az ge'Sto v;Sis6
Noa rs end III Rvinstons. be Norfolk ard Essex ss
III kaN RSS9sA RA.sss within svs s2Ss tAs tore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
DR.. 3. CIessen Pratt,
Author and Practitioner Of
MEDICAL HYDROKONIA

CATARRH. THROAT AND BRONCHIAL DISEASED
No Charge for Consultation.
No Exorbitsnt Fees for Treatment.
No Psradng Names and Diseases Before the PubliS
Patients In daily attendance will at oil times Of their own
pleasure bear that testimony to which most cheerfsns
submit.
PROFESSIONAL ROOMS,
No. 80 Broadway, N. Y, opposite "Grsce Church.
Reception Hours from 10 g. to p. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
fAdxeriiseuent.]

JEFFERs. 573 Broadway, is selling his stock @
slippers at low prices. Jeffers. 573 broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

a,o,psor Rp,ScK a. Co. of St. Louis, have
-. ann. vsry valuable OIL, MIHsHAL, FAsSue snd
WILD LANDS in Missouri Capitalists should communicate
with them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

Messrs. FOWLER & WELLS, Phrenologists
i've CSA1ts y GsVE'a daily, u ID ~ &2%xs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

IAdVeTtuemchEI
CHEROKEE MEDICINES POn THE UHFohIu'
20 nore pamphlet with full Particular nee
address, N W. r. MERwN Co., No. s. Liberty &c.
New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14

DO NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICE stand between
your suerng child and the relief that win be absolutely sure
to follow the use Of Mrs. wisLovs soorHIyo srRrP II
corec ecdy Of stomach relieves wind cole regulates
the bowels soen the gums gives rest to the mother and
health 10 the child rs cents bottle. Offices, No. 4s Dey
st.. New York end No. 2os Hrh Boltorn, London England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-14
8ueriaI Notices.

Amrriean Institute Farmers Clubs meeting 81
,hs e:uh viii be held TO-DAY tTuesdsyl. lEh inst y
I Al The rooms Of the Institute In the Cooper mon
Rndinr Subject The Orchard and garden nsse.so o.
p naii., e,.s JOHN W. CHAMBERS. Sec'y.
Sfatr Convection OF the ColeIed sif,arns o, rev.
W mi s..smbls In Albany THURSDAY March 10th ct
~ 10y m With view 70 organize New YORK State
susiliary TO the National League and 90 Whatever
h,snrss connected with their common welfare Is shs
$50 ,aa.e on the occasion of their assembling.
sss" 1891, ID, J. W. LO0UEN
'osneo' FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
VIM A. DElTZ and Others
Ru.hfon's IF. W. Cold-ine,
,cS Cola. and Influenza This preparation 10 simple
IN q. pleasant to the taste aud ensctua In ID
,,,. No. 10 As,or House. corner Bsrclsy-st. .
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

ARRIVAL Of the Hansa-Blockode-ssuDn
at Nsssau-Nspoieon's Life Of Caesar
-Prussian Note ON the schies"ig'
Hoistein Qne-tion-Marshai Nnr'"ez
on tbe Financial Condition OF spain.
The steamship Hansa, from southampton Oh
tbe ist Of March arrived here yesterday with three
lars later news from Europe.
Tho Africa arrived at Roches Point at $3.50 a. m. on
MONDAY. Feb. q.
Tho Clara Hickman. from Nev-York arrived at
Liverpool Feb %.
The Georgins. from Boston, arrived at Liverpool
feb. 90
The Flora, from New.York. arrived at Bristol
Feb. &c
The Edith. from Nev-York, passed Deal on Feb. &c
snd arrived at Gravesend Feb. u.
10 The Meridian arrived at GrGyesend Feb. 81.
Tue Yorktown, from New-York, passed Deal for Lon
1O1 L sb q.