Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02
FOREIGN NEWS,

The steamer Hibernisn, from Galway on
the 18th ult., has arrived.
Her news is important.
The steamship Louisiana, from Liver
pool, bound to New York, put back to
Queenstown on the 18th ult., disabled. Her
decks were swept, and seven Of her pas
sengers and ten of the crew were washed
overheard.
Denmark has rejected the Austro- -Prus-
sian ulitmstum.
The Austrian and Prussisn ambassadors
are reported to have quilted Copenhagen
on the 18th.
The Emperor of Austria reviewed 10000
troops to march Immediately for Schles-
wig.
The Prussiau military preparations are
progressing vigorously.
The French Chambers continue TO debate
the address to the Emperor.
It is stated that the amendment in re-
gard to Mexico will be met by minister
al statement.
Since the 1st Of January, all the expen-
ses of the troops have been borne by the
Mexicsn Government.
The Arch Duke Mszsmillisn will visit
Paris as tho guest of the Emperor and will
be received with appropriate honors.
Gsribaldi has issued proclamation an
nouueing the formation of 8 committee to
promote the Italian Union, and invoking
all Italians to rally around it.
Very latest per Hibernia:
LONDON, January 19.- The London
Times, city article says the summary no.
tifcation sent to Denmark by Austria sn1
Prussia for the withdrawal Of the obnox-
ious constitution, on pain Of immediate &C.
cuPation Of Schleswig, produced further
depression in all the markets yesterday,
which was aggravated By the increasing
drain of gold from the Bank Of France,
and the probability is that its sotion on
this side may induce an early return Of
the rate Of discount to per cent.
In foreign securities there was gain
Of extreme hesviness.
Creek bonds experienced further fall
Of about 4 per cent.
e35, 900 was taken from the Bank of
England for France and 10000 sovereigns
| for Alexandria. About 100000 held in
private hands were also transmitted to
Paris.
The Daily News city article says:
Bits dANAOGb hbalO luC 6pHA1S2hAOAo ANA
the new French Government loan Of s12,-
100000, tue lists Of which we're opened
yesterday, ara expected to reach an as
founding total, according to the belief
Of some an aggregate OF el60, ,000, 900 ster-
ling-more than 13 times the amount
of stock offered.
The Post says the Austrian and Prus-
sian representatives will doubtless quit
| Copenhagen and war be declared, but ii
/ is still possible that hostilities may not
/ Immediately follow. Neither Austria nor
Prussia can possibly wish for serious
war with Denmark, and we suspect their
present policy, however dangerous, is pur-
sued from q sole desire, in consequence oil
their defeat in the diet, to become, so far as
regards other powers, masters Of the
present situation.
The allied powers Of Austria and PFus-
sia on one side, and Denmark on the other,
would be the belligerent parties, and the
German CoEfederations, that is TO say The
miner German Powers would no longer
have right to interfere, in the pending
dispute. Austria and Prussia would b
sole srbiters Of the conditions on which
they would he willing toconolude peace.
A Denmark Telegram to the morning
Herald says: FIensburg, Mondsy
night-Tbe envoys of Prussia and Austria
have presented an ultimstun, calling Ol
the Danish Government to withdraw tn
November Constitution. The Danish Gov
ernment has rejected the demand. Tn
ENJOYS left Copenhagen at o'clock thi
afternoon in q private steamer.
EThe Daily News says it will probably b
proposed early in the session to appoin
Government commissioner to conside
the question of a railroad in the Metropo
lis.
LONDON, January 19-Eveniug-ConsOl
for money, 903@905.
-Cotton-SaIes on MoDds
and Tuesday were only 1000 bales. Tn
market closed very dull.
Breadstufs-0pened frmer.
Wheat-1@2c. higher.
ProVisions-Generally steady.
Lsrd-Firmer.
The rebel loan is quoted ct 1904.