Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-01
Later fr0Hz q Hurope-CsRsmsncem Of the
war Ia ssermHny.


war In sasrmaHy.
The stoGmer City Of Manchester, from Liver
pool on the 81 instant, and Queenstown 4sh, az
rived at New York On he I9.h. The war in
Germany bRa commenced. Tho German troops
attacked MissuH6s, and were rspulsed by the
Danes after SIX hours fighting. The Pruzsiaus
lost ons hundred men. They used EsFsnty- -fo0r
gum. The following kilograms ara published :
REUDEsBURG, February 3--Yea,erday The
Germans we're Tepulsed four times aad faally
refreshed. A thaw and rain has sot in
SCHLEsWIG, February Sat thfss o'clock
tiis afternoon The AR8trisns STACKED the posi-.
tion Of BfasioTe, ono mile souih Of SchIeswig.
The Danes held their ground. There was sharp
tigFiing till after de-s. The King Of Denmark
FalEed toward u 1tposts. No casualties re-
ported. The Danes lost one field piece.
THE LATEST.
The firing still continues. Another attack is
expected tomorrow. The wounded arc bsing
brought IN.
A renewal Of the attack on Missunda BY The
Germans took place. The Danish loss was
rom one hundred and City = two hundred
mon. The PrusEiaRs lost two hi 1rsd and City
50 three hundred men, and some aC Unts say il
was much greater.
EHGLAED-THB QUE us SPEECH
The Queens speech was delivered to Psrlia-
ment on the 4sh, as follows:
Ny Lerds and Gentlemen
We are commissioned 70 assure you that heT
Majesty has great satIsfschon Ia rscarring again
10 Your advice and ssBistancs.
Her Majesty, aetusied By the desire 20 pTs-
serve he peace. which vas one Of the declared
objects Of the Powers who were parties 90 the
treaty Of 1852, has been unTemitting In her an
deayOTs 20 bring to a peaceful settlement tbe
difficulties which have arisen between Denmark
and Germany, end 90 avoid dangers which
might i0llsw from tha beginning Of warfare
IN fhs North Of Europe. and har Majesty viii
continue hsr efforts ia the interests Of pesce.
The speech says tSo condition Of ths country
is ou the whole satisfactory. The revenue has
fully realized its expcetsd sm0uRt. The com
mefce of the United Kingdom IS Increasing
The distress in the manufacturing diatTie's has
been, 70 some degree, Ies5ened, and there 10 rsa-
son 10 look forward 10 al increased supply Of
cotton from various countries which hays hith-
erso but scarcely supplied our wants.
The HorHiEg HsraLS asserts that the Govern
meut will do nothing for Denmark
Il ia rumoTsd that Derby and D'Israeli viii
make strong attacks on Lord Russell, and that
the Cabinet, except RasseN and Gladstone, arc
prepared to support Da7msrk.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A dispatch from London, Of tho Tih inst, says
the appeal in the case of the chip Alszsndra
Was heard yesterday morning before the Judge
sitting in error. Sir 4agh Cairns objected to
the power Of the court os exchequer to allow an
appeal. The attorney general replied that the
eoUrt " give Judgment On fhs Ssh az to
whether tlog could hear The case OF not.
L is stated that the Alexandra case will be
taken before the House Of Lords, whatever the
decision may beof the exeheguer chambers, il
being the wish of all parties &c have the law in
this difficult case settled By the highest legal
authority
The Liverpool chamber Of eommeTcs have
bsen discussing ths alleged system Of n0mi-
ually transferring American ships 10 the British
flag, and by this evasion Of law avoiding the
r!s6 of capture The subject was finally re-
lerrsd TO a committee to make q report thsTaon,
Severe Sighting had been going on in Dsn-
mark, bat the trH8auissi0n Of details had prob
sbly been prohibited BY the Prussisns. Il is
stated thas SchlesWig has been svaeusted by
the Danes, and had heen occupied By the allied
forces. In debate ia the English Parliament
the idea Of British responsibility to America for
the damages inflicted by the Alabama was Te
pudisted. Earl Derby, in bis speech, trusted
that sueh reply had been forwarded to Wash
ington as would forever put an end to such De-
mRBds. At q ball given s5 the Tuileries on the
81 inst, Louis Napoleon remarked 70 some cth-
cors thst the war in Denmark did not concern
France, and her course, therefore, would be nom
intervention.
An embargo would be placed on Germsn ship
ping at Openbsgsn, on the Sd. The lees at tbs
disposal Of the Danish Government, il is said
viii be more thsn equal to the service Of en-
forcing the embargo.
It is asserted that Napoleon ia more resolved
than ever to take no active part ia the DkRish
question, butleE ve the difficulties TO England.
The war on the frontier Of India is st an end
The Alabama was on tbe watch for vesysls
ffty miles south Of RaDgoOn, the 5tb Of JAnU-
sry. This puts ct rect the Yankee ramOr rom
Ss Francisco, published yesterday
Tbs Pays announces that Austria is making
armaments on The MiEeio.
COMMERCIAL.
LIvERPooL, February 3-Csston closed
easier. All quotations slightly lower, prices
closing stesdlsr. The Manchester markets
| closed very dull, with prices tending downward
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