, 1864-02-22
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| GREAT BR1r1AN.-An address In reply to
the Queens speech, was adopted ii both
Houses Of Parliament without amendment.
In the course Of the debate in the House OF
Lords Earl Derby reviewed at length the for.
cign policy Of the Government, contendiug
That 1t vas injurious and humIiiating to Eng
land. The rejection Of the Emperor Napo-
Icons proposal for q European Congress, and
Of his invitation to recognize the Government
sf TIE Confederate States, together with tho
Poland md the interference in the bauisR,
German difficulty, were scyerally referred to,
| aud although he did not oppose the address,
he severely ccnsured Rnssell's foreign policy.
Russell in reply explained that the Danish
German difficulty showed that England was
given the slightest promise Of assistance to
Denmark.
Earl Grey condemned the bombardment Of
kontgsberg, and thought Denmark had been
encouraged to look for assistance from Eng
land in the House Of Commons.
D'Ieraeli spoke, assailing tho foreign poll
CT Of the Government.
Palme1ston: replied, vigorously defending
Gladstone explained that tho promise Of
under circumstances different from those
which control the present war
j., Inc Queen's speech Is said to have caused
The most bitter disappointment IN Denmark.
Lord q. Manners expressed the hope thatthe
government would lose no opportunity Of
giving friendly advise to the AMERICAN bellig-
ercnts with q view Of ending the bloody con.
test He stated that the Alexandria case
would be taken before the House Of Lords,
whatever the decision may be of the Exche-
auer Chambers, 1t being the wishes Of all
PARTIES to have the law III this difficult case
The Liverpool Ghamber Of: Commerce have
been discussing the alleged System Of nomin- |
ally transferring American ships to the Bat
tsh flag, and BY this evasion Of laW avoiding |
risk Of capture The subject WIS finally re-
ietred to committee to make report |
Marshal Wrangle has Issued proclamation
to the sch1eswlgers, saying that the ciyil |
commissioners Of Austria and Prussia viii |
assume the administration Of the Duchy Of !
schleswig only, and not as had been stated !
Of Schleswig and Bolstein.
ntnt, a few days since, made to the two Ger
man Powers proposition which deprived
them Of every possible ground for hosti1ities,
Engiand offered to guarantee the ful1llment
Of the required conditions, and to embody
lie German principles as to the Government
Of scl1eswig- -Holstoin IN the rro:octol to be
signed BY the sisners Of the treaty Of 1859.
When therefore the troops Of ths two Ger
man Powers passed the Elder those Govern
nents know that an they had demanded had
not only been conceded but guaranteed by I
brst rate power which had been the chief
.dylser Of Denmark, and possessed the
Can itithen be said the war on which they
have entered is other thana useless carnage,
but With the antagonism between the Dane
md herman leated BY mutual slaughter, VIC
aaye little hope that moderate counscls
Rill be listened to by either side.
The proceedings on the Sd inst, arainst
are reported Al. .follows::
, In IN Official bulletin from the prus.ian
headquarters the Austrian vanguard. led BIZ
len. Won Gobbfnz in person, with the van
,unrd Of the Prussian guards, advanced
lfgalnst g schlesWlg ut the third charge with
he baJonet. The allies repulsed the Danes
,osted between Lotterf and Gutterf and
acki1g force captured .rifed gun and pene-
rated until beneath the fire Of the cannon
rming the Dannefwerg.' The losses are con-
iderable.' Another account asserts that the
aeInan loss was very great. :"
The attack was continued On the 4th with
'!ut mailing much impression ou.the Danish |
ines. The King Of Denmark had left SchIes-
zig and arrived at souderberg.
The loss Of tho Austrians in the stormiur Of
age ID stated at 400, including many officers.
. 1a1se guide conducted the Prussians against !
he 19 Austrians, and they fred upon each
The Danes had altogether about 1000 ho,z !
u combat ut Sch1esWig, on the 3d-So0 killed |
nd wounded, and 100 Ill from inclcment
feather. The loss Of. the Austrians at the
ltest. date WAS 800 officers and SO men,
It is asserted that the Danes have sent c.ui-
ck. -
It has been. proclaimed at Erckenfordc !
I'd Schnanger in schleswig that the Aus.
ian ElchBrath had expressed it's Sympathy
II tho army In Schleswig, and granted an
Itraordinary credit Of 4.00O. COO forms.
The b1oyaucy Of the English + unds nnder :
le pacific parliamentary debates continue,
1t yesterdays improvement OF one-half per :
mt in conso1s vas barely supported. 10
y American secrities are very fiat and =
coping.
aREA psrCYTs-pnn and tend downward F1our
.ady but dnil. Wheat tends downWsr6. and nsr I
ny 2d@td lower since Tuesday rcd Western q Sda
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steady. Pork nr1n and ia hleher I
Eastern. Bacon qu1ct and tending dnTnTSTrG 81
tter quiet end steady Lard quiet and unchanged |
refined IA 10d@la lQSI: cfude
7Ac1s 81. 'sO' ~H3e
LONDON MARKETS.
and steady
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o.er. Coffee hrm- Tea steady. Rice duii snd I'd.
II 'EfsoixuA-Fum ut Ell 70, crude and ., fl, re-.