The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-22

German difficulty and showed England
was quite unfstteredi in the matter, never
having given the slightest prodEfss Of assis-
tance 70 Denmark.
Earl Grey condemned the lombard.
ment Of Kagasima and thought Denmark
had been encouraged to look for assis-
lance from England
In the House Of Commons Disraeli
spoke, assailing the foreign policy of the
government.
Palmenson replied, vigorously defend
ing the course Of Russell.
| Gladstone explained the promise Of
England TO stand BY Denmark was given
undor circumstances different from those
which control the present war.
The Queens speech il said to have
caused the most bitter disappointment in
Denmark.
Lord Floredus expressed the hope the
government would lose no opportunity in
giving friendly advice to the belligerents-
with the view Of ending the bloody con-
test
1t is stated the Alexandra case will be
taken before the House of Lords. what
ever decision may be made in the Ex-
chequer Chambers, it being the wish of
all parties to have this difficult case set
tied by the highest legal authority.
England offered to guarantee the fulfill
ment of the required condition, and to
embody German principles as 70 the gov
eminent of Schleswig Holstein in the
protocol to be signed by the signers Of
the treaty Of 1859 therefore, the troops
of the two German Powers passed the
Elder. Those governments know that
all they had demanded had been not only
conceded. bat guaranteed BY first rate
power, and she the chief adviser. The
war on which they have entered is worse
than useless carnage, but with the antago-
nism between the Dane and German
heated by mutual slaughter, we have lii
tie hope that moderate councils will b.
listened to by either side.
The proceedings on the Sd instan
against Schleswig are reported a. followl
in an official Bulletin from the Prussiar
headquarters:
The Austrian vanguard, led By Gen
Won Gabbuz in person, with the van
guard of the Prussian guards. advanced
against Schleswig. At the third charg,
with the bayones the allies repulsed tn,
Danes posted between Ssotorf and Gul
tori, aud Storind, Koinigsberg and Ober
seIk. The attacking force captured guI
and penetrated onward beneath the FIRE O
the cannon, winning the Danneirig. Tn
losses are inconsiderable.
Another account asserts that the Ger
man loss was very great.
The attack was continued on the At
without making much impression on th
Danish lines.
The King Of Denmark had left Schles
wig and arrived at Soaderbug.
u The loss of the Austrisns 10 the storm
e ing of Jagi is stated at 400, includin
many officers.
. A guide conducted the Prussian
! against the Aus,rians and they fired upo
each other. The Danes had aitogethe
: about 1000 horse in the combat a
u Schleswig. Loss about 800 killed an
wounded. From the iuclemen, weathe
y the loss of Auslrians at latest date wa
I. 800 officers and SIG men.
- Martial Law has been proclaimed q
u Rickenforde and Shuamsn.
:. The Austria Bank had expressed il
" sympathy for the army in Schleswig AZ
! granted an extraordinary credit of ga
70 600, 900 of forms
The buoy ancy Of English funds undo
= the pacific parliamentary debates con.ir
,e ues, but yesterdays improvement Of on
:, half per cent. in consols Was barely suI
% ported to-day.
' American securities are very Fat an
dropping.