The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-25

The steamer chy of MxA(sxes, from Liver
rool on the % Inst, and oIfsAe ewn 9Th, arrived
al New y,rk on ihe iotl. 9sas mar h, Germany
has coM@enced. TAc GssrsA tfaoes attacked
Elssusda, aad were repulssf hfttse Danes aiiet
SIX hours eghting The fsssdass iosi one hun
dtea rasn. They used - bss fase following
se'essams arc pnhlished
Esrnsssusa. Feb. aA---x ss.rAAy ths Germans
wese scpnissd four times bed fnsiiy resreatcd. A
thaw and raia has ses in.
scslsswla, Feb dat ,hsss s'cioek this amer
Roaa the AGstTians aaae ked NJ pusitaon OF Bres-
tore, one mile suaih of Nch14snau The Dane
heid their ground Phcse wa s.safp lighting ii,i
ufter dsrk. The King Of DensfE ksxaiked towards
the entposis. No casualties rs'ts&d, The Danes
lost ene field piece.
1Hn La~Tsr.-The firing sun csninues An
other attack Is expected TO moutW. The wounded
are being brought ia.
A renewal nf the attack on Nfsnnds by the Ger
n,ans took place. The Danish idss was from $50 To
300 mea. The PtuSsians loaf 94Esa mo men, and
some accounts say il was much greater.
kxaLAsp--THs qpssa'a sFxxcH.
The Queens speech waa Delivered to Paria
menf on The 4tb, rs follows.
Ny Lords aud Gentlemen - We are commi.
stoned TO assure you that Her Majesty has great
Subtraction In recurring again to yaar advice and
assistance.
Her Majeety, actaatel by the .esae to preserve
OF the Powers who were ...rsf-a II ihe u.aiy ei
iS52, has been Hnrem;idng in her endrayors to
bring to peaceful saa,eineut the difficulties w,ie h
have arisen between Denmark and Germany and
10 avoid danger which might follow from, the bp
ginning Of a scariare in the North oi Europe, ard
Her Majes1y VIII continue her efforts In the III
tete-t od peace.
The speech says the condition Of the country "a
on ihe whole satisfactory. The revenue has fully
rralized its expected amount. The commerce Of
the United Kingdom is increasing. The distress
In ID. manufacturing districts has been To some
degree itSsened, and there is reason 10 look for
ward to an increased su ply of cotton from varfouS
counr which have hitherto but scarcely supplied
our wants.
The Morning Herald asserts that the Governmcn Mt
will 40 ho;bing.for Denmark.
II is rumored tina. Derby and D'ls-aeii will make
strong attacks on Lord Russell and that the Cai-
net, except Russell aud Gladstone, are preparc, To
support Denmark.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An embargo would be placed on German ship
ping II Copenhagen the ID. The feet AT I ie
disposal LI the Danish Government. II is said, viii
be more tuan equal 10 the service uf enforcing the
embargo
!; is asserted that Napoi on is more resolved
Than ever 10 tahr 10 active part liz The Danish fueS
lien. but leave t.ir difficulties To England.
ine war on the frontier of India Ii al an end.
The Alabama on the watch for vessels fifty
miles south Hf Ranj0ur on the 5h Of January
This puts at rest the Yankee run,or from san
Francisco, published yeslerday.l
The Pays announces that Austria is making
mameHts on tue Siincio.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Feb ) Cotton closed easier. All
quotations slightly lower, prices closing steadicr
The Manchester markets closed very dui! with
prices tending downward.
Ercadsiufis closed firm and prices triffe higher.