New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

Tie City Of baltimore arrived of Cape Clear on The
ishi Of the 10th January.
GREAT BRITAIN.
| Lisbon telegram oi the 2Jth say The l. :.
corvette St. Lou, In there that day Intercept MI
English bari With guns and stores FOR tie Rebel cruiser
ksppabsnnock
On the night Of the 9Th November about 10 miles
W. =. w OF Java Heads. m unknown vessel vas seen
close proximity This Information VAS taken Ia Table
Bay a. the end of December by the ship Laiona and
on iis being c"mmnnio aed oile T. : steamer Moncan
that weasel started cruise Ia tie eastward In search
! II was SUPPOSED, u tie Alabama.
I'm the 9Th Of January. NJ. VIM. Rumble, Inspector
Of Machinery st sAeeTncs- DockyaEd, Was Brought
before the bench OF magistrates ht SltfingOornc,
charged with breach of the Foreign Enlistment act In
connection with the fitting ont ~ the Rebel prvatcer
Rsrrahannock; Amer bong examination. TIL prisoner
committed for trial, but bail accepted 20 the
amount OF a 90.
Mes.rs. scholeasld and John Bright met their con.
stinents OF Blrmin CHAM the th ut AID add r,ss,d
them Tngth the leading topics OF The day. Mr..
s~hol-hed ionk great pains 10 lusiif, his conduct In
Ioihine tas Southern Indepcndcrcc A.sociston. he
protested insi any active Interference b! England In
Z The Dano-fieuunn queetion.
Mr.. bright also protested against fngland being
plunged ini" war OF account "i tL- question. ne
briefly rrfcUcd to America ana evoked great burst 81
enthusiasm By insisting thru ia sec-ng the sayehod.
ors hnd committed "fho act De would ssy crime ~
suicide" aud By iorrt.ilug the dBy when he ard Mr..
Scbo ssld would 10th stand thai platform reolc ~,
that thore did not breathe sluyo ia North Amtrcs.
sAd that the Union was restored
! fiK sCHLRsw lG-HOLS1KiS QUESTION.
! Tho Danish ambassador 80 Vienna presented
hi, letter. Of rocr Jan ~ The Secretary II Lega
ton Professionally undertook tie affairs al tie Embassy
IL l. asserted ihnt The fcderl Commissioners 10
Hci.ein were about TO conNoke iho estates VI thai
Ducly.
Tho Ebe was expected 70 b soon opened for naysa.
i lion
III. asserted that the feeling IN sweden .galrs, Il e
German Confederation Wa Increasing In ineusiy and
Gov eEnIlent could not but acl upon , vigorously
Supporting Denmark.
Tie Vienna Pr,.,s say, thita compromise has been
devised BY NJ Beust 10 remove the differences which
had arisen betsecn tie two .rent neEman Powers rnd
tho secondary States aud To restore harmony In Ne
midst NJ the Confederation. The Prese adds that u.
do Bl-rhark and II. de Rechburs have sent % The hes-
man Government circular letters IN which they express
thelr adherence Ia this oonI ro1iso Of NJ de Beu,t
Copenhagen letter reports that u j. intended In
the north ~ Germany 10 Issue letters o. naique IN ofd'r
to make roprisa- aesntt denmark In case shc block
Ules tho German ports. naval paper appearing IN
Hamburg publishes PROPOSALS Ia that elect.
tn. LgElo. Morning Nrin tas reason - believe
that nt the Cabinet Council held on tbs 18th, hor
Msestys Government arrived az very grave decision
respecting the DauotcfmAn conLici That INC drcls"
has been submitted by Earl R.so 10 her Majesty ana
that dispatches have bo.n sent of TO Tie Ambassadors
At the courts OF Austria and Prussia, notifying The hos
tile attitude that the Government ui Grat brih4"
oui be compiled 10 assume Ia the event al lie Ptus'
sian aud Austrian troops invading SclrsNig. The
sunch Cove rnmrut, 10 II SAID 10 upon this point IN
union with she British Ministry. and II Is hoped that
nh the prospect Of this opposition the great German
Powers will not persist In provoking war.
The AioJaia9 los says the time which viii be- en-
ployed BY Austria and frussia IN making prepare
lions for tho Invasion Of scicssg vii he urn,d 10
count by the promoters OF pcace IA The formation al
such coalition IN favor oil Denmark A. ey.4 Austria
and Prussia combined darn hot de.plse. ia th. sill
anoe u England. France Russia Sw eden aud Irl, lies
the most practicable ard .toaolous mode Of glari,u
ing the integrity OF the DANISH Kingdom aud al pre-
trrying uhiistgfb.Q The peace of Europe.
me LopdoH Tn''. In IT. city Article, say. the gen
eral disbelief that Austria nnd Prussia will be- so
al 80 81,
ocrpcy 10y whom ihey ARE nov unscrupuloury gnadcd
on contributes to pnvrni hc markets from ,Soriru.
c.ny IA. decline that might Otherwise be Witnessed.
FRANCE.
In the Chamber of Deputies. on the 18th, NJ.
Theirs stongl, ccnsuued the expedition to Mexico IA
H. present and psst condition. veil ne with rrd o
n. hturn oousrlucaoes. lie concluded by dolaAuding
That Fraucs should treat With JuafcG preserve
.r honor aud The interests formerly guaranteed else
III, expedition would only rcault Ia an indefinite aud
ri nous occupation.
Il. Chalsc dist Ange defended til. expedition rs
being Just He affirmed that IL wac iupo, Abc TO treat
with Jaafel end expressed II hope that tranquility
would soon be established " Then" uaid he our
troops viii be- able to return"
VI. iteuyer IA reply. said France had been msled.
lie maintalned n.t the Governments VAS unpopular in
Mcnico, aud ought to retire. The Lei then withdrow
it amendment. aud the debate was adjourned.
Two French Commissioners had arrived NJ Lugan0
take part In the inquiry into the plot led nc
that place 20 essGsnate the Emperor Napoleon. IL hp.
pears nom inquiries made by tho Swiss Government
TINT n Mh1hlnl fll lukhhO p'bHinlhb or OctO-
Der last aud that the who have been arrested On
the charge Of conspiracy did not arrive at that place
til The mouth Of November.
Paris letters nay the subscriptions to the loan amount
10 ntoen ;.mSs the amount required.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL Jan. "a, Evoning.-Ths Danish
preparations FOR resistance ore sc'ely progressing
The Dsnnsrwirle 10 being fortified snd nirenchments
made and armed with batteries.
A Vienna telegram says the Danish note proposing
siI week. dess only was prcssntcd t. Austria ON the
W.