, 1864-03-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.


NEW Yonx, March 7.--The lima. steamer City
Of New York, which lett LiFerlcnl IT Iooa On ING
18th, and Queenstown On the 25th, arrived at 7
Tic Amcrica, from New York, arrived At South
anpton on the morning OF the 24th.
Repoftf G from fsfia % srs stin mo1s positive t6at
confidential negotiations are progressing between
Fa3se and for 0Rt s9 1.sas S6 ts
France will act alone The Ross declines to Eoueh
.sor tlcee reporta.
aid denounced tho Government fos scizins Laird'a
rams. lie asserted that the action WIS in contro-
vcntion Of law. In movinS; foE gil coHcspondence
America, but would rather 70 to war thAn that the
law Of England should be infringed, In consequence
Of threats Of foreign embassadols.
and explained their legal action liz 4laimed foF
the GoTtrnment the moyc from ecnee Of Justice,
S.Te1ai Speakers denounced the course Of the
Others replied FlnalIy The motion was rejected by
T 1s q A. A.: fs s T,' Coy y
cciged With loud cheers from the Ministerial side
Mr. Laird said It was tsne That with The consent
passed throu;1l the blockade at Richmond for tae
Austrian and French Governments. England made
slrniiar application for cotton, because the case
was altogether different.
against The erection oI t64 Albert mcmoEiatin Col
ss Green as broksn gp BY t!otoas P5seeedi,ngs
Additional particulars Of the Prussian fepuse at
| Duppc1 arc conflicting One ncto1nt looks dts3s.
rsous for the Prussiauf. hnt the Prussian o1lcia!
account s the REVERSE only admitting three killed
| aud twenty wounded.
II vas asserted that England proposed q confer
ence on the Danish question on new basis. A1ls~
tria and PRUSSIA aesentcd.
The London Times regards this NJ hope1n' TOT
settlement.
F1anre ard England was no longer aeutsfaA The
| Emperor agrees to cooperate.
eI fs st ?s%nS sssa q Of news cent out
The ship destroyed bJ the Alabama wns the
In The HOUSE Of Lords, Earl DeGrey said the
government did not intend to send commissioners
10 report on the operatfonH Of tho American armies.
But three officers had been sent to report on Iron
! Glade. For obvious reasons no oflcefs wrrc sent
Official returns show that the British exports In
1e6swere oveE - ooo, QUO above 1sis. :.
Hamburg teIegraDs say th.t the P1rssia1ss have
eyasassd Jntadt hpt kEtsh spsz sa!g 81 ihf
advance 6eyond there. Ths 6srmaas aie bass
destroying the Danncwerk.
| On the I'D the Pru7.Iang attacked The whole
driven hack, hut afterwards rroccupled their for.
nuer position.
The London Iimes strongly opposes Enslish m IN:
s tSe poWer. % Ut reiac % %co-operaton. TIC csnieT:
| cnec Of the minor German States adopted strong
resolutions in opposition to the AustFio:Prusslan
policy.
THE VERY LATEST.
The Confederate loan hna been declined to 521 SIC
The rate OF discount Of the Bank Of EnGiant Was
| reduced to siI per cent.
Affairs In Schleswig are unchanged It Is confirmed
that Austria md Prneeia agree to q conference IN
| London. but will not discontinue hostltt1es. The
| D&nieh Mtaistcr OF Foreign Affairs tn speech dIa
1inctly ASSERT .bat not until the former shte q
| things is rcI,.y led In schleswig will the Dnolst
government renew its efforts for terminating b5
! means Of negotiations the conflict With Germany
The 17tn<t thinks II probable that the spr1ue
| will bring on revolution IN Germany.
[Dy Telegraph to Grcencnat1e.1
| CopkSaAaKS, Fob. 1873 o'clock p. N.
The Danish monitor iyon-clad kraElkrukc, has at
tackled EnRensund. She attempt ed to destroy TIL
bridge erected by the In the Bfga
ger penineusa but could not get near enough 10 q
Two shots, and the German battery tired ont
hundred and ffty. One shot wentthrough her fsin
ae1 The Germans drove the Danish pIckets from tb'
Stcnd1pr and Subel woods. The Danes snbse
uuent1y 18llied In force, when the Germans rctret
without offering resistance.
The position Of the Germans In Braagerland i
| very dangerpue. .....
i dIepatch in the London Times says the Swetl
jah Minister At Copenhagen had been summoned
to Stockholm, to confer with tho Governnen
There is In Paris an nnmistakable and wide
| spread sympathy with Denmark.
The Danish position at Duppc1 is defended b.
10000 men and 200 cannon.
| now held By the Bank Of France is e7,00,000 be
i ing f4Uos SEQ legs than at last dates.
The eum Of ;E57, GOO IN gold was taken to-day q
the Bank Of ENGLAND.