The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-05
Later From EurODe.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The steamer Bre-
men, from Southampton the 18TH, arrived
here at 9 o'clock. The Canada arrived out
the 18th. The city Of New York, and the
City Of Limerick arrived out on the 10th.
The seizure of the Tuscaloosa, at Cape
Good Hope, is confirmed.
In Denmark the revolutionists had ex-
PEELED Danish Officers from bennington
and Devon Augustenburg has been pro-
claimed.
Copenhagen journals says the German
accounts Of the Oversebillskaw engage
men.
No fighting took place at Fleusberg.
The Privy Council had resolved to de-
vote the whole strength of the nation to
recover Schleswig.
Prussia won't consent to allow Alsen to
the Danes.
The Allies attacked the Danish entrench-
shell the Danes.
The Prussians occupy Fredericks fort at
Kiel.
In the Federal Diet the Oldenburg repre-
sentative protested against the march of
the Prussians through Lubbock.
Augustenburg had been proclaimed at
Appinwade.
"A Prussian battery Of heavy artillery had
gone to Glucksbnrg, destined for Holmes,
from where Fleusburg harbOr and Duppel
entertainments can be bombarded.
High gales were prevalent on the Eng
liSh coast.
In the House of Lords Earl Russell pro-
we'd by comparison of dates that the Gov
eminent decision as to OBTAINING the Bir-
kinhead iron rams, was not influenced by
any representations Of Mr.. Adams.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Peacock
gave notice of a motion as to the demand
for compensation made by the United
States for injuries done by Confederate
cruisers.
Earl Russell said jim the House Of Lords,
as to claims, for damages done by the Ala
bama, Government considers itself in no
way responsible for, and no hope is held
out for changing the policy in respect to
the matter.
Confederate loan 5l@52c discount. Ill.
Central, ordinary, advanced Sc. q. S. 6's
declined lc. French Rentes 66o65c. Con-
soils advanced an l, 9l@9ls.
FRAECE.-Le horde denies that a French
army OF observation is to be placed on the
frontier.
The Patrie asserts that Austria was will
| ing to accept the armistice, on condition
that the Danes evacuate Duppel and AL
| STAGE. Prussia refused.
The Sixth army corps will be modified
| and quartered in Lousitaz, Bavaria.
| 1t is officially announced that Confer
ence Of Ministers, Of the Minor States, will
open on the 18th, at WurZburg. Bavaria,
Saxony, Hanover, Baden, SaxWeilner and
Hesse have consented to attend.
| ITALY.-Parliament has resumed it's sit
tings. Large quantities Of war material
continue to be forwarded to Anconia and
Bologna.
| AUsTRIA.-The Ruchiazth had Closed
The Emperor said that Austrias mission
was peace, but notwithstanding her en-.
deavors to exercise conciliatory influence
war had broken out between Germany and
Denmark. In conformity with the Federal
Diet vote, have, as a German Prince, tax
en- part in the Federal execution, and in
concert with the King Of Prussia Schles-
wig has been occupicd'as q pledge.
Prepare for the Draft.
| ALBANY. March 1.-The following dis
patch has been received:
| To Major Townsend, 4. r. ~ General 3
| Be prepared to commence the draft on the
10th of March, and to make it in every sub
| District which shall not have raised its
quota before March 1st. Volunteers be-
tween the LIST and 10th of March may be
deducted after the draft commences.
Signed, JAS. b. Fry, p. NJ. Gen.
Prisoners Released.
FORTRESS MONROE, March I.-Maior
Meade, of the list Indiana, Capt. Barton,
Of the 10th Massachusetts,, Col. Delay. oi
Gov. Pierpont's staff, James Robinson
onI RarEor rioY,f nnfv 30 r,l