The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-06

HAlIrAx Feb. 1.-The Hibernian, from
Galway 10Th Nlt., has arrived here
Her news is important. The steamship
Louisiana, from Liverpool to New York,
put back to Queenstown on the 18th inst,
disabled. Her decks were swept and sew
en- OF her passengers and ten of her crew
were washed overheard.
Denmark has rejected the AustrO-Prus-
sian ultimatum. The Austrian and Prus-
star ambassadors are reported to have
quilted Copenhagen.
on the 18th, the Emperor Of Austria re-
viewed 200, 900 troops, to march Immediate
Iv for SchleSwig.
Prussian military operations are pro-
crossing vigorously. The French Cham
bers continued to debate the address to the
Emperor Napoleon.
1t is stated that the amendment in regard
10 Mexico, will be met by ministerial
statement. Since the list of January, all
the expenses OF the French troops have
been borne by the Mexican Government.
Archduke Macmillan will visit Paris,
as the guest Of the Emperor, and will be
received with appropriate honors.
Garibaldi has ISSUED pr exclamation an
nouncing the formation of Committee TO
promote the italian Union and inviting all
Italians to rally aroundit.
In foreign securities there was again ex-
IRENE WEAKNESS and Greek bonds expert
enced further fall of about q per cent
\ =
England for France, and 10000 sovereignS
for Alexandria. About E20, 900 held in pri-
| vate hands were also transmitted TO Paris.
| The Daily News city article says: Paris
| advices state that the applications for the
new French Government loan of Gl2, OOO, 600,
the lists of which were opened yesterday,
are expected to reach an astounding total.
According to the belief Of some an aggra-
gate of $3.50, OOO, 900 sterling will be attained,
being more than thirteen times the amount
Of stock offered.
The Post says the Austrian and Prussian
representatives will doubtless quit Copen-
hagen, and war may be formally declared,
but it is still possible that active hostilities
may not instantly follow.
| Austria nor Prussia can possibly wish
for a serious war with Denmark, and we
suspect their present policy, however dan
gerous, is pursued from sole desire, III
consequence of their defeat in the Diet, to
become, so far as regards other powers,
masters of the present situation.
| The allied powers Of Austria and Prussia
on one side, and Denmark on the other,
would be the belligerent party. and the
German Confederation, that is to say mi
nor German powers, would no longer have
a right to interfere in the pending dispute.
Austria and Prussia would be the sole ar
bitrators Of the conditions on which they
would be willing to conclude peace.
A Denmark telegram to the Mo,7aing
il HerGid says ENJOYS Of Prussia and Aus
tra have presented an ultimatum, calling
on the Danish Government to withdraw
the November Constitution. The Danish
Government has rejected the demand. The
ENJOYS left Copenhagen at 2 o'clock this
evening in a private steamer.
The London Daily Netcs says it will pro-
badly be proposed early in the session to
. appoint Government Commission to con.
slider the question Of railroad in the me-
! tropolis.
VERY LATEST PER HIBERNIAN.
} LONDON, Jan. l9.-The London Tine.
!. city article says the summary notification
sent to Denmark by Austria and Prussia
for the withdrawal Of the obnoxious consti
I tuition on pain of immediate occupation Q
Schleswig, produced further depression ir
all the markets yesterday, which was ag
gravated by the increasing intensity Of tn
and the probability that its action on THU
, side may induce an early return of the ratt