The Portland daily press., 1864-03-30
By TELEGRAPH

One Day Later from Enrope.

NEW Il OklN. A1dIGu ~
The steamship City of Manchester, from
Liverpool 10Th, via Queenstown 18th, has ar
rived
London, March IL The following tele-
grams have been received;
copenhagen, March l6.-All the superior
officials aud Mayors in that portion of Jutland
occupied by the allies have been conveyed to
headquarters TO receive acquisitions for sup
plies Intended to be enforced on the inhabi-
tants.
The enemy yesterday kept up heavy fire.
one battery was directed against our left and
the ships before Sunderberg. The result was
unimportant
ChrtsttdRd, March l5.-The Storthing OPP
ened to-day. The King announced a bill for
the extraordinary credit of 100000 rigsdales
TO enable the government to give material aid
to Denmark in certain emergencies.
The King also desired liberty of action for
all eventualities, and an authorization to en-
pioy the regular army and navy in aid OF Den
mark, If found necessary.
Rome, March 13.-The conflicts between
the Papal and French troops continue, the
populace siding with the former The Popes
illness continues.
London, March 1.-THE Times aud Star
advise the Danes to accept Ellenborough's adj
vice and to submit to terms proposed by Aus
tria and Prussia.
The Cork Herald OF the 18th inst, contains
the following news aud dispatches:
ENGLAND.-Aecounts from Sheffield state
that l1s bodies have been recovered, but 25S
persons are returned as dead or missing, con-
sequently there are eighty bodies which have
been washed down the stream and will not be
recovered for many days.
Yesterday afternoon the pump at Spittwell
Monstone Pits, near Chesterfield, broke, and
before the men could be extricated at least
fourteen men were drowned. The water has
risen for considerable hight up the shaft
The loss Of life is believed to be greater than
here stated. There were about seventy-one
boys and men employed in the pit.
Berlin, March I6.-It is said that the three
Prussian men-oi-war which have been at an
Choir in the harbor at Brest since the COM
mencement Of hostilities, have been placed
under command Of the Austrian Admiral, in
order TO operate in concert with the Prussian
squadron.
The Prussians completed the erection and
armament of the batteries at Gammehark Of
Kemmegburd on Saturday night. The Danes
Immediately opened fire from their intrench-
ments at Duppel. The Prussans replied in
the course Of the following day (Mondayl.
Fiennd, March 16.-The Desteniscleisclu
Zeitung of to-day publishes telegram from
Berlin, said to be derived from an authentic
source, saying Denmark is disposed to accept
an amnesty and conference, proposed in the
essential points, but she is only disposed to
accept part Of the conditions attached to the
amnesty.
The Posts Paris correspondent says it is ev-
identity the intention of the sovereigns of Aus
tria and Prussia TO occupy eventually Copen-
hagen, and there they will probably dictate
peace.
Heiii9enhdfen, March f5.-The Island of
Pemen was occupied by the Prussians at A.
NJ. to-day. The whole Danish force of 100
men, together with commander of gum
boat were taken prisoners.
Berne, March l6.-The Swiss embassy at
Yokohama has officially informed the Federal
council that the japanese government will
send fresh ambassadors to Europe for the pur-
pose Of inducing the Powers to modify the
treaties.