The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-20

The Times says the question vhsther
the 6hts Of war on the part Of Austria
and Prussia against Denmark, nov deii-
nitsly existing. il such = to imperil the
ships Of those nations ct present in the
ports Of this country. If they put to sea
and meet With Danish cruisers has been
the subject Of anxious discussion.
| The Times reiterates- IL arguments
against Stewards claims against England
for the Alabama's depradstions, Il ouss.
tons whether Seward is in earnest, but
refuses 70 suspect him Of design to sex
quarrel.
There il great anxiety in England for
meeting of Parliament 70 learn the policy
Of the government on the Danish cues.
ton.
The Morning Herald asserts the gov
eminent will do nothing for Denmark.
The Peace Society memorialized Lord
Russell against Intervention. ]
An embargo would Be placed on the
German shipping at Copenhagen on the
Field Marshal Wrangle in a proclams-
ton to the Schleswigers says be is there
to protect their rights, and civil commits.
sioners OF Austria and Prussia will assume
the administration of the Dutchies Of
Schleswig and Holstein.
1t Is asserted that Napoleon is more re-
solved than ever to take no active part in
the Danish question, but leave the diff
culties to England
Inc French Corps Lesislalif j,
rogued till April 4. pro-
The Italian elections f. :, :,
rate party. -vor the mode
The following
sent out BY the IS summary OF news
left Liver. steamship Virginia, which
It;~ ,ool on the I'd inst:
b.. stated the Portuguese government
We sent q steam frigate from Lisbon at
I the urgent demand of the American Min
lister to watch rebel privateers at the
| Azores.
, Marshal Wrangle on the 3lst Of Janu-
{ airy summoned the Danes to evacuate
Schleswig forthwith.
Gen. Demzea refused, whereupon the
Prussians passed the frontier and shots
we're exchanged without effect.
The Danes retreated after blowing up
the Lorg Bridge.
The Prussians, on the 1st inst, advan.
ced to Goltoraf aud Eckinford, establish.
: ing their headquarters at Goltoraf.
The Danish ships at Eckinford. after
. exchanging shots with the Prussisns, sail.
: ed away.
The entire Austrio- Prussian cavalry
entered Schleswig through Rendesburs
on the LIST, and large masses of troop.
we're proceeding northward.
The London Morning Post continues
threatening in tone. but believes the Ger
n man Powers profess to enter Schlsswis
not with the intention of Remembering
t Denmark, but only to seize materia
guarantee for the performance Of engage
e ments.
!. The Post says England is in homo
q bound to furnish material support +
# Denmark.
1t is asserted that France and Russi,
would not join England.
NdpoiCOu bo0 IcCCiNCu Tic auuIcSc v
the Corps Legislatif, and in reply dwell
!. on the necessity of maintaining a stabl
. government.
:. KEEL, Feb. Sin the engagement nea
\ Missurde yesterday, the Danes maintain
:, ed heavy cannouade from their fort
!. against the storming parties Of Germa
- infantry. The loss Of the latter 10 est
:, !. mated at 100 men, among whom are sew
eral superior officers.
- The Danes continued the cannonad
!; to-day. The Prussians have brough
IL heavy artillery to the forts. Boats al
=. ready to transport troops over the Sch
e suis.
- London, Feb. 3.-The Evening Heral
, received the following special telegram
Rendesburg. Feb. g, 1880 A. M--Ye
terday the Germans were repulsed for
times and 6oally retreated. Thaw an
rain have set ia.
a The London Shipping Gazette says ii
~ war in Denmark has created suspensio
of our operations with the Baltic.
Paris, Feb. 3.-The Patrie of tn
al morning publishes under reserve the new
=. that the Italian government had proteste
,,s against Notifications being erected
=. Austria near Peosehiera, in contraventie
bs of the treaty Of 1859.