The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-13

fiict between the insurgents under Bos-
sack and the Russians, took place on the
18TH in the vicinity o. Cesentochat. SIEVE
raj wagons filled with dead and wounded
Russian soldiers, has been brought into
the town Of Cesentochat.
Very latest by City Of Cork.
FRANKFORT ON THE MAIN Jan. 28.-At
Yesterdays sitting OF the Federal Diet the
question of the withdrawal OF the Austrian
and PriSsian reserves from the Federal
corporation was discussed. IL was resolved
that 4 reserve Of Federal troops should be
mustered.
BERLIN, Jan. 23.--A debate on the Bud
get as amended by the Chamber of Depu-
ties took place in to-day sitting of the
Upper House. The amendment was re-
jected by large majority, and the Gov
ernment Budget was adopted by IS against
II.
VIENNA, JAN 23.-A warm debate COM
menced to day in the Financial Committee
of the Lower House OF the credit demand
ed hy Government to cover the expenses
to be incurred for military operations in
Schleswig. Mr.. Reychley, who spoke in
the name Of the Government, entered into
the historical operations Of the position
authorized in reference to that question:
Full details of the debate are not known,
as the proceedings are not published.
The U. S. corvette st. Louis left Lisbon
on the 18th to intercept the English bark
with guns and stores for rebel cruiser.
The London Morning Herald believes
the English Cabinet has sent dispatches to
Vienna and notifications Of the hostile at
titude it would be compelled to assume if
Schleswig is invaded.
Austrian and Prussian preparations every
effort will be made for peace, and the
probability is, such coalition formed,
that 1t must be respected.
In the French Chamber NJ. Theirs
strongly condemned the Mexican Expedi-
ton and demanded that France shall treat
with Juarez.
A Vienna telegram says: A Danish note
proposing six weeks delay only, was pre-
scented to Austria on the 25th.
A Vienna letter of Jan. Sd says: The ac-
ceptation OF the Crown Of Mexico by Max
imillian IS now an irrevocable fact. His
Imperial Highness will return tomorrow
to Trieste to make final preparations for
the journey.
Ascend Mexican Deputation is expected
in March, at which time the Emperor elect
will leave for Mexico.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25.-The Danish ques-
ton looks threatening. England backs her
demonstrations with warike preparations
and it is reported that 10000 to $4,000 troops
are TO be placed on a war footing.
The AuStrO- PruSSian vanguard il order.
IL
The Pirate Alabama was at Singapore,
Dec. I'D. coaling.
PARIS. Jan. 30.-Bou!se firm. Rentes
closed to-day at 56t. 40c.
LONDON, Jan. 3o-Marshal Warpell. Of
Prussia, has demanded the evacuation of
SchleSwig.
The Observer saws the British Cabinet are
still hopeful of continuing the peace OF
Europe.
LONDON, Jan. 3l-A Cabinet meeting was
held yesterday afternoon.
The Eren{ng Herald learns from reIa-
bic source that Herr Won Buma, the Prus-
sian Premier, has declared in favor Of the
Danish proposals for suspending the Aus
tran and Prussian troops 1t is. however.
added, that the King Of Prussia isopposed
to this. A ministerial crisis is anticipated.
Consols after official notice yesterday,
closed at a0sM9Oi.
SANDY Hook, Feb. 1.-THE China, from
Liverpool 50th and Queenstown 3lst has
arrived.
The following is the news by the City Of
w ashington, via Liverpool Jan. %, and
Queenstown, 23th, just arrived:
The Danish question is unchanged. 1t
is asserted that the British Government
sent threatening notes to Vienna and Ber-
lin, and that France is in union with Eng
land. The Danish Minister has left Wen
ma
II2N EhfDOii, jan. ...-SOtIOn uull, Win
a downward tendency; rates unchanged,
and sales moderate: on Tuesday. 50 bales.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Provisions
steady. Consuls 90! 0l90s.
Gen. Berg has issued an order that Po- |
land shall in future be governed by mar
tial law.
The following is summary of news by
the olympus, which left Liverpool on the
Goth:
Il is stated that the Danish Government |
has purchased the powerful iron clad in
the Clyde, which was reported to have |
been constructed for the Confederates.
It is announced that the Great Eastern
will be peremptorily sold at auction on
Friday the 9th ult., having been previous !
~ sold on private contract.
It is officially confirmed that Austria and !
Prussia have refused the application Of
Denmark for month or six weeks delay |
in the marching Of their troops, and the
Prussian troops entered Kiel on the 18th, |
the SaXons having withdrawn. Has also |
ordered the withdrawal Of the Duke
Of Aus ustenberg' citizens guard, which |
was done.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30.-Cotton quiet, and
Id lower for inferior. Breadstutfs dull. and !
tending downward. Provisions firm.
LONDON, Jan. 3O.-The Danish question |
unchanged. There is less appre- |
henson of war, although their troops con-
llIlue " dhsdAIt, duu tutiT
has demanded the evacuation OF Schles-
wig by the Danes. France and Russia
have come 0 the conclusion to agree with |
England, and will leave active interference |
to that Power.
The 4ymy and Macy Gazette denies the !
Of warlike preparations by |
England. It is reported that Austria and |
Prussia have assured England and France
that they do not intend to attack the integ-
rity of Denmark, but only for Denmark 70 |
carry out her engagements.
An alliance is concluded between Den
mark and Sweden.
English journals are more hopeful of l
peace. The Morning Post believes that !
Russia, France and Sweden have signitied
their willingness to join England in recog-
nizing the interest of Denmark.
The French Chamber Of Deputies debated
the Address. The opposition members
strongly advocated the withdrawal of di- |
plomatic relations with Russia, an asser-
ton OF the rights Of Poland, and the evac-
uation of Rome. All the amendments
were rejected. The Address was finally |
adopted, 24 to II.
The Polish instruction is reported to be
on the increase.