, 1864-02-25

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1nS ~. ,at4ao st.sate -
Rcnds6urg, when the LITTER retreated towards
DnePpel. H., ..,....
severn; severe engagements '1aa tasen
place, with considerable loss on both SIDES
The Germans secured great booty,and large
number Of prisoners.
According 70 some authoTltfess t1e Danish
possession on iScmeswlg y enae9 r. Is tnoagat
Duppel, where they will be supported By their
feet '.
Great anxiety existed at GoPenaagen caus-
Paris thata revolution bad broken out in Co.
penhagen, and that the KING OF Denmark nag
embarked tor England, ana that inc hlns OF
Sweden had been proclaimed in Ills place. =.
English journals continue to be rery anti.
Russell is responsible for the Danish revcrscs.
LATER
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1O.-Thc rumorcd rcvolu-
ton at Copenhagen Is unfounded.
The Russians occupied Rendsburg. The
Austrian losses there were 100.
E.rl Russell stated in the House Of Lords
that Minister Adams thought 1t prudent to
withhold Mr. Stewards offensive dispatch, at
which Derby was so Indignant and it had
never been presented.
Laird said America had not made any de-
mand for indemnify for the Aiabama' s ioings.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 24.-The steamer City of
London, with one day's Inter news, has ar-
rred-
Earl Russen ana eaimeIst9n oo5n Il1e,e.. maat ea-
s planas.,o1ss r. r;~ht ~ arsir;a and Prussia to
oeuy!1s laS ~ .tSoI Set- ~ - = 1870 '>-1'' ~
abIcEate The t1eaty .i. o. aos; .aor.o, xo.o,,
tions eanolnng me ~ pGepts ~ tr.Inq;u'1t5 ~
fence Of the country. An address TO the hine
was Voted. NJ. a.
Austf1an neaoqnAfte5s W tue ~ "e1o w
fr1erup ana tns G daid - - ~ nor
Ihe Getmans had declaeo 10 razee tae Oaa"
It mas rumored that the Pfussians we're at
tacking tho Danes at Uuppe4 anu l., nau 1ostN
Tn result was not known: Inc Danes In
great numbers had Eeacneo Alsen.
Duke Frederick Waa proclaimed ~ Renos-
burg. -.
1t was reported that Denmark nno P1opos'
Cd dakEuropeanCongre Al fciatlvo 70 seateswtg.
II Was asse5eed t1at a4o ettMn III aath1ss.5 sa
had resolved that the London protocol can
~ hunger W PkcsI1 'eu 10 i" o"sA ~
tfon: .,a r,onaa mt non.
Inc Londoa 'n.es says tns 4anee I, 1oS' e'c'
efEthlng IN sen7ss"lg, eNsePi Ky eP;to.;o noMo..
Ihc Ar1g tes says m Situn.ron @ = VI t;as
iolm snsgenS.on 10 ~ sss ~ n1en,cnt an MY ~ hc
discussed, - ..
The Morning Herat4 contends . SINAI tnat u aus
tf1a ana ffu6saa fepuolato tne Treaty VI Lo1~
dof, i genera "af cun ha1us oe esc~peu@
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, Feb. 11.-Tho Bank Of England
minimum rate Of discount is reduced to Z
per cent, -
The Confederate steamer Florida left Brest
on The night Of the 9TH It is presumed TINT
the FcdcTn1 steamer Kearsarge will pursue
her.
The rumor of an armistico between the
| Danes and Germans at Schleswig is unfound-
cd, There has been no more fighting as get.
The Danish Rcsststaadt have voted au ad-
prosecution Of the war.
The proclamation Of Marshal WranS1e de-
clnres the authority Of the king OF DemarlS
suspended in schieswig.
The Vienna Iat*ch91tef says that Len
mark, by It's anterior conduct and armed re-
sistnnce, hts abolished all treaties The
treaty Of London no longer exists. Austria
and Prussia arc masters Of the policy towards
Denmark: